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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Nebraska
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM
is THEME FOR TALK
Legislators Looking Over Statutes in
other States to Find Bearing
on Nebraska Problem.
BATES FOR CONVICT PRINTING
tFroln a SAD Corrnspordentl

F'rom STAFF Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. S.--(Special.) WARE
house legislation is likely TO come up in
several forms. Some of the lawmakers
from the distinctly farming districts have
IDEAS OF their own as to what should be
Incorporated in the law. Members from
districts where the matter has not been
specifically brought to their attention are
also interesting themselves in the sub
jeot and arc making a study, over the
weekend recess Of such statutes as they
can find in operation in Minnesota Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Illinois.
The fact that the democratic state
platform contains a warehouse pledge
puts the matter in a prominent position.
The majority party wants to carry out
its campaign promises and because this
is the one potent forward-look as far as
constructive legislation is concerned.
much attention will be given to IT,
Fire Escapes I'm Omaha Hotels.
The report of Colonel Philip Alderman.
hotel commissioner. shows that fire
escapes have been placed on the following
hotels in Omaha. under his orders since
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09

Senator Shumway has hill prepared
which ne expects TO introduce covering
the proposition OF tho state going into
the insurance business. This will prob
ably raise one Of tho big fights OF the
session. but the. Dakota county states
man Is Of the opinion that the time has
come for that kind Of g thing and has
patterned his bill after the Wisconsin
10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Nebraska

he took charge OF the commissioner $
office: LANCE Liyesay, Reio. Flomar,
Boauet, Mondaiin, owl, oxford. Hraney.
Midwest, NiennG Dciimeid, Criterion,
Ravens, Lyons and that additions have
beend made to the fire escapes Of the
Henshaw.
Bates for Peuitentiary prtntiuE.
Representative w. l.. Rates of IIinbau
county who has been interested IN the
proposition OF the state doing its own
printing, has gone TO Topeka to investi-
gate the state printing plant maintained
by the state OF Kansas. Mr. Bates ex-
poets TO present bill before the lcgis-
lature calling for plant at the Nebraska
penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09

Although sdss TINS necsssitofss quick
acton On Tao pdrt Of saissmsn, asrsr
sdcrfics good, courteous ssrvics to ons
customer IA, order to ssrri a yrsa. mum
ber. Of esISt0msTs duTiag rs ddy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
rrIncInnI Changes.
Hot FIRht Avoided.

The fight on\ this would have been
warm one as Wholesalers and private
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Farley v. Thorn went TO Par
kersburg Monday evening to visit hef
sister, Mrs. Blanch Galnor, OF that
city, y.
a, guest at the home of the Rev. a.
II. Hess, Of Stealey. Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. Chester II. ogden ana
their two daughters, Mary and Wit
ginia. have returned from q two
weeks stay at Atlantic City and Ash
bury Park, N y.
Miss Rebecca Dills and Miss Jane
Carl, OF Parkersburg. are guests OF
Mrs. Paul Hornor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Cadoul. 81
Sturgeon, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs; ~.
G.. Hoobler. Of Sheridan. Pa, , VINO
spent a. week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Heenan, motored today to
their homes in Pennsylvania, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Heenan.
Chaperoned by Mrs. G. w. Stout
Miss Freda Holden, Miss Is1a Haynes
and Miss frankie Goff. of Fatrmo ont.
left Monday for two weeks VISIT 70
Webster Springs.
Mrs. Blanche Hall, Of Clay county,
who visited Mrs. n. 3. Goodwin re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Alice Britton, Of Broad Oakss
welt to Chenille Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Smith, Of Morgan
town, visited Miss Enid Cobb. re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Della Dempsey, OF East Bike
street, left Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with friends in Detroit.
i Gilmer Weston, OF Washington, Pa.
q former resident of this city, is e
guest at the home Of Emory Sellers
on East Main street.
u. V Thompson is here from Rom
ney. VI
Is. S. Hazlett, Of West Union, Is q,
business visitor in the city.
spending the day here attending to
business matters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
yyorISing for . Prize.

The Marcato. Music Club is en-
deaYortng to secure a 500 prize
which has been offered by a fashion
magazine company for obtaining ESQ
subscriptions to the magazines and
Il all members are urgently requested
by the president, Miss Cora Atchison,
TO try to get as many subscribers as
possible as the prize will go towards
engaging a noted musician to come
to Clarksburg this fall or winter.
Quite number subscriptions have
been secured and the officers Of the
club ask all Clarksburgers who are
taking subscript ons for the maya
zine will do SO under the name OF
the Marcatol Club So they will be
placed to the club list.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
Greenhouse Company and Dudley and

company.
| An excellent program OF music
was rendered by Gregory's First Reg
iment band. "A Victrola loaned by
Davis, Burkhams and Tyler also fur
nished music. Refreshments were
served at a seasonable hour. "
As the visitors arrived at the
building they were met at the door
by the reception committee, and then
conducted through the eight rooms.
on the first floor are the library. the
reading room, the dining room and
kitchen. Nearly 1000 volumes of
the best reading matter are found In
the library. in addition to numerous
papers. The reading room is
equipped with racks and tables.
on the second floor are the parlor.
the rest room ana the class rooms.
All are nicely furnished. and are
large and airy.
Glasses in domestic science, dress
making. English, arithmetic. Bible
study. embroidery and nursing, in
charge of competent teachers. will
| soon be formed The dining room
!, will be opened in few days and
meals will be served young women
at cost. "a
Vesper service, followed by an ac-
quainting half hour. will be held IN
the home every Sunday afternoon.
All young women strangers in the
city are urged to call at the associa-
ton home and receive Information.
The building is open at all times
to the members of the association
It is now open to the public from 3
to.-lO p. M. and after September I
will be open at all times.
The chairmen Of the various com
mittees are: Board and room. Mrs
John Stewart; employment bureau
Mrs. III. MCGEE; travellers aid, Mrs
Il. 81. Wade: social, Miss Bertha
Bland. They urge any young woman
needing assistance in any way to call
at the new headquarters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
gordon 3. Fate. IS Newburg. q reg-

Gordon B. Late. Of Newburg. 10 reg
istered at the Gore.
Paul n. Cooley of sburg. is
there on a business mission.
S. j, vinson, Of Buckhann is g
city business visitor.
j. M. johnson of Wheeling. is
spending the day here looking after
business matters.
M. Y. Heath. OF Charleston, is g
guest at the Waldo.
q. ". DUR, OF Huntin gton, is g busi-
ness visitor in the city.
j. M. Picket Is here from cling.
j.. NJ. Google. OF New Martinsyille,
lis looking after business interests here.
c. D., jacobson, OF Charleston, is Q
city bushes visitor. s.
Robert Hugill and George Dunlzin,
Jr., left here early Tueday morning In
Mr.. Duncan,s. large national TOURING
car for Deer Park. Md, where they
will stay for several days.
i Charles II. Hickman has returned
from Mountain Lake. Nd. where he
was soiourning. His family Will re-
turn later.
Hiram Scott. Harvey Scott and
Jesse Matheny, clerks Of Htghlanc
Brothers and Cores shoe store re-
turned Friday evening from q fifteen
days vacation. during which they Wis
tied Atlantir City, Philadelphia and
New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
al-Preserving Jars Gov
cred All Sizes.
You Can Enjoy River, or
Pool Bathing lf You Fave
One Of These Outfits
Bathing Suits For Men, Women Or Child.
ren--Bathing caps and shoes.
ANNETTE KELI1ERNfAN
TIGHTS.

dTIGHTS.
Black jersey Tights for
women. One-piece cotton.
Regular sizes. 6oc large
sizes, SC. 6 /,
BLOON[HR SUITS
Made Of Black Mohatr,
square or v necks. fancy
or Black. and White
trimmings, extra tight, la
dies, and misses sizes;
SO. so to $3.50.
CHILDRENsS SUITS
One-piece tights for
boys and girls. SOC.
Bloomerssuits, all sizes,
cotton, non-shrfnk mater
ials, blue with white braid
$500 to $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03

son Of Mr.. and Mrs9 Luke Wilson,
OF the fair ground addition. who
died at 10 O'Clock Monday night. will
|be held at the home at 10 o'clock
Wednesday, morning and the burial
viii be In the Nutter Cemetery. The
child had been i'll for several days
OF stomach disease.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
- rue THE Prisons s0UDNRs ColEPANY

and pepper. Il there is about 1 1-2
pounds Of cold lamb divide SIX large
mushrooms into slices. Fry these in
three ouncessof butter. for five min
utes, then pour over them one-haIs
pint of good veal st ock mixed smooth
" with one teaspoon of -four. simmer
gently for one-half hour. Now add
to the minced lamb ana the wei;-
beaten yolks Of two eggs mixed with
fou rtablespo Of cream: Let these
heat gently, stirring al the stine.
IN ten minutes the lamb will be ready
to serve Garnish the dish with
slices. Of lemon or cubessoI mint jelly,
for three or four persons:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03

Silver is. not; legal tender in Eng
land for sums over SO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03

There are more than 400 900 900
people in the British empire.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03

yantine,s Oriental Creams Wis
TARA Blossom, Toilet and Vanishing
Cream. 25c and SOC. 8Getsha Disap-
pearing Cream, Soc.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-24
Press Paragraphs


B. D. Tharp made BUSINESS trip to
Heppner yesterday.
Charles Pinkerton was in town yes
terday from Weston.
Bob Fletcher Of Pendleton, was an
Athena visitor Friday.
J. T. Lieuallsn drove over from
Walla Walla Wednesday.
Elmer Boohsr moved this week into
one of the Sam Spencer cottages.
Charles Prioe and q. W. Staegs Of
Weston. were in the city Tuesday.
Albert Fix. Wslla WalIa merchant,
was in the city Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert zerha were up
from their home at Canyon, this week.
Postmaster Chas Henry took lay
of yesterday and attended the Round
Up.
II you want to buy city property or.
farm lands enquire Of Henry Kss6.
ADV.
Mrs. e. MoPherson, Of Glenn, Ore,
is guest at the VIM. McPherson
home.
Mis-. Ben Iromblsy was 10 town
Tuesday, gusst Of Miss Dora Ben
nett.
Mrs. Mary Tompkins is visiting
friends at Waitsbuig. WASH, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sheard visited
at the McUorkell home at Briggaon,
Sunday.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-24
School Notes.

On Saturday evening October 2, the
Sequoia Male Quartet. company Of
high class musicians of Portland. will
give concert under the auspices Of
the Athena High School student body
10 the auditorium Of the new school
building. This will be the first Gu
tertainment to be staged ty the stnd
ents. who are working hard to make
the affair suoosss financially. aud
the patronage of the public will te
highly appreciated.
The following men who, according
to the Portland Oregonian are musi.
CLANS we'll known to music lovers Of
that city, make up the company:
Harry Whetsel, first tenor; Joseph A.
Finley. second tenor; Lowell Patton,
baritone and M. L. Bowman. bass.
Harry Wetsel was soloist last year
at one of the largest churches iu Port
land and has high tenor voice and a
winning personality. Joseph A. Fin.
ley has been active as singer and
chorus conductor while in Portland.
He organized, dirsoted and financed
the Portland Orarorio Society fol-
three years. In addition ha is talented
as reader of Yankee, Dutch and Ital-
ian dialects. Lo sell Patton, who has
teen orRanist at several of the Port
land churches. last winter toured the
East with "Ths Flying Squadron Of
America" as aocompanist and pine
organ soloist. He will do the accom-.
panist work for the company. M. L.
Bowman was for eight years bass solo
ist with SavaRe's Grand Opera Com
pany and has held number Of pos
itions Of equal note.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-24

place BY Detective Littlejohn and a
portion of his force and lodge In the
city jail by Marshal Stone. and tbey
will have hearing before Judge
Richards today.
Pendleton papers stats that John
Rothrook, an Athena boy. and Paul
Winter who failed to appear before
the justice Of the peace in Pilot Rock
September II to answer charges of
hunting without license. were picked
up Sunday in Oamas valley by Deputy
State Game Warden Tonkin. When
arraignsd before the Justice they were
convicted and sentenced to serve 80
days in Jail aud pay fine Of $25 each
in addition to the costs. The boys de.
clared that they were hunting bear
and cougar only, which they had
right to do without license.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-24
THE HOUSE or THREEs.
Curious Architecture Of Engiand's
Most Peculiar Building.

Most Peculiar Building.
The most peculiar house In the Unit
ed Kingdom is probably the triangular
one mt Rushton. in N0rthamptonshire
It's design is supposed to typify the
trinity
This singular building has three st0
ries. and each story has three win
dows on each Of the three sides. while
each of the windows In two Of the
three stories is In the shape of n tire
fOil-the three leaved shamrock In
each of the other windows there are
twelve panes, arranged in three fonrs,
and the panes throughout are TRAN.
gular.
Three gables rise on each side and
from the center where their roofs
meet, three sided chimney surmount
ed by a triangular pyramid terminates
in large trefoil The smoke issues
from three round holes on eaclI Of the
three sides of the chimney
Three Latin inscriptions. one OH each
side Of the house. have each thirty
letters. while over the door there Is
another Latin Inscription of three
words, the English Of which Is. There
are three that bear record" and on
each side are the carved figures OF
three angels benring shields
Inside the house each floor contains
three three-sided apartments. The
length of each of the walls by outside
measurement Is thirty-three feet four
incbes-that IL. exactly thirtythree
and one-third feet.-London Telegraph
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-24


mr: ana mrs. bsnl' Dupuis were II
1ne oi.y wednesday, from tneir hom'
SUNDAY, tue Sotn' IS positlVeiy tna
iass cay ior sitting az the onmhr'
ooi. baldwn, the well known auc'
aonesr OF walia "aiia' was IN tne
w
Robert Burns. the popular O.-W.
railroad official, spent Wednesday
n's's = 'no Wy.
MIR. and Mrs. Ora Zerba we're up
from theire home near Ksnnewick,
"a'A' s"seA'
Mrs. William Pinketton. who has
been quite i'll during the past week, is
~, !.
oolonei Wood, haipn Saiing and
severai otner metropoiitans' were IN
". o..s g.. oo
!. -. .' ~. .;..; M - :.
- ~ ~ ~ .n".s - S r..s,s @ I G ~ -
\ 3eorpa Winshin left last night for
~Eupene. wbere he will tepin his sec .
ond wear iu the University.
ovar from their home aast az town.
sboppine in Athena Tuesday.
NJ. al. M. "a. D..,.n. -,
,d.naa Iaoat.d :, n.sns, @ % - Th;,d ana
Adams street. Atnena'--Adv.
A--Marshal Stone-nut Main street in
Auick -snan conditioo this week when
1s gave II a thorousb cleaning.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pinkerton left
Wednesday for Portland. where they
will remain for o couple Of weeks.
)Notsl was onansd 10 tba nnblic this
wSek and has baan wall ma tronized
Mrs. jamie Woodruff and children
nave rstu.neu irom = v,sl' g sueir
' oi noo w 'ois' "''
Tbs Watts law office ia teiny en-
lareed by an addition to the reor
room. keed dill is doing the carpau-
ter WORK.
Mrs. Byron Hawks oame down from
Spokape Yesterday and with Mrs. +. s.
Le Grow left last evening for tour
through Oalifornia.
p.,,at+ a. .r,ao,;n. an tho
strs.t. NTH h;s Sa,issrv wason t,ssh
y painted. with artistic letters adver-
tising his paint store.
d. y. Woitniueton Is tnis week
painting ana papeIing tne residence
,obasod bv Rov Tamntins
Jonn ROSENBERG, well Rnown Jew
eler OF fendletop, dled al MS nome
tnere luesuaY itom Internal oanosi'
mr. ana Mrs. .. a. hlIR arrived ID
the city wednesday morning from
Haisey, ana VIII remain 10 'nls sicih-
ity until atter tne hounoup.
Marion Hanseii IS spenoine tne WeeR
at Pendleton WITH the rest OF tne COW
boys. He went down MONDAY WITH
puncn OF stooK TOT JinRs iayior.
Miss Ferol Mo Bride, who spent the
summer az tne WIN mcDiius ihrm
sontn OF town' mas letuineu 70 " es'on
wnefe sne IS a'tenaing nisn sonooi'
Charles Bryan and Will Read re-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-09-24
The Chair Of Torture.

The most prominent building In the
ancient city Of Nuremburg is the cas-
tie One Of its two towers was used
for torture; the other served as prison
The castle also contained museum Of
horrors until II was purchased by, the
Earl of Shrewsbury aud Talbot, ii
whose possession these relics now lie
One of these was the chair Of torture
It was very heavily made and studded
over the seat and ut the elbows with
blunt topped spikes. To II the victim
was tightly bound, and In short time
discomfort l;cgan to manifcst itself and
In time became nnbearaliic During
its continuance the torture was incrfis
ed In several ways by means 0f wedges
being passed between the iegs and
screws being applied 10 the thumbs
until they began to bleed
Mamma Iisped the cbcruD. while
n smile Of seraphic sweetness illumi-
mated his baby face. do you know
that sometimes | help GATHERINGS mann
ma
THAT'S nice" prompted the proud
parent. "ADd what do you do to help
her, dearT'
"oh," replied the cherub. when
GATHERINGS naughty l punish herr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
IAssociated Press serv

IAssociated PTesa Service Eederai Wlreessl
WASHINGTON D. O.. March TO- Americas demand Of
Gen. Carranza that he make Gen Obregon his military
leader improve conditions in Mexico City having speedy
effect 81
The British Charge dAaires at the Mexican capital has
telegaphed to Washington today that the effect Of the Ame
note the Constituonast chief extremely good
he adds however that food is urgently needed for the famine
stricken city.
WASHINGTON D. c., March 10. with reports from
Mexico City and other cities in the southern republic bringing
gaver and Of the situation south Of the border
the United States is assembling record breaking fleet ready
for active service
Secretary Daniels said today Never in he history Of
has such powerful feet assembled for active
vice that command of Admiral Frank Fletcher at
Guantanamo, Cuba ~
According to the at the navy department. the feet
consists Of 19 battleshps 20 torpedo boat desoye %
ship and tender.
Also at Guantanamo armored cruisers seven light
cruisers and gunboat all ready for any service accompanied
BY repair. supply and fuel ships
At Key West Florida there is Of ten desQyets
and tender
At Pensacola there are sz submarnss fout tsnds ar
craft and mine-layers. s.
WASHINGTON, d G.. March 10 Secretary 6f the NAVY
Daniels today ordered The gunboa Dolphin to New York
aid IN the enforcement Of neutrality
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
SUPREME court
RULING WEAPON
FOR DRY FORCES

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
MILITIA
need in HAWAII,
AD Club IS TOLD
Speakers Dwell on Need
for Civilian Organization
Admiral Moore, Governor
Pinkham and Col. Jones
Point Out Needs = lack
Lond0n's Talk is Straight
From ShouIder-Boosts for
Al Club. Work

The needs and opportunities of a
naval militia for Hawaii was the sub
ject up for discussion at the Ad club
today. That this Is a live topic has
been shown by recent requests from
the navy department that the terri.
tory come into line with naval re-
serve and by strong recommended
tion in favor OF such an organization
by the governor IN his recent message
To the legislature. The Ad club mem
bers showed themselves to be fully
awake to the advantages Of having an
OF citizensailors here.
and the get-behind spirit was much In
evidence at the weekly luncheon.
Al bin providing for a naval militia
will shortly be introduced. and while
its text Is not definitely given out, It
is understood that the scope of the
territorial organized militia win be
enlarged. so as to include three
branches--the National Guard OF Ha-
waii. the National Guard Reserves and
the Naval Militia OF Hawaii.
Among the speakers today were
14ucius E. Pinkham. Rear
Admiral Moore. naval command.
ant IN Hawaii: Col J. w. Jones, adju-
tant-general Of the territory, and Jack
London. whose close connection with
The sea and It's romance made what
be had to say of special interest
Direct from london.
while / still contend that war IS
! silly. asanine thing, insist that We
must have guns f.ud the very beet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
Lane APPROVES
GORE SITE FOR
new CITY HALL


The proposal of Mayor Lane %
erect q city hall building lies at res|.
|tc be revived when the United States
government decides on 4 site for the
new & .O00, 900 federal building.
II the secretary OF the treasury
chooses the Irwin site across from the
Capitol building IN conformance win
Governor Pinkham.s civic center plan
Mayor Lane said that the city win
consider proposition 10 purchase
the Gore site, on the mal<ai.I,Wa cor
ner OF Richard and King streets, dIas.
onally across from the capitol grounds
and adjoining the office building ol
the Hawaiian Electric Company.
Il. personally. am IN favor o. Ho.
noluln having q civic center Of which
we can be proud. said the chief en-
ecutiye today, and for that reason
should the government Of the United
States decide on the Irwin propeI|
] will favor the location Of the propo1
ed city hall near the capitol ground.
preferably the gore site. Until the
federal building site Is decided no fiN-
ther plans will be made for the city
hail..