Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-26
Comment on Bee Change

sold his stock in The Omaha Bee to his brother,
Victor Rosewater, who now has a controlling IN
terest in the big concern. The Bee stock has al
ways been held principally by the Rosewaters,
c. c. and Victor being the chief holders since the
death of the founder, Edward Rosewater. This
last transfer of stock will require little readJust-
ment of the official positions of the company, but
otherwise there will be no changes. The Bee
will doubtless continue to be the great metropoll-
tan daily of Nebraska.
Nebraska City Press: Charles c. Rosewater,
business manager OF The Omaha Bee for several
years, goes to Los Angeles to become the bust
ness manager OF the Tribune. Mr. Rosewater has
not been in the limelight as much as his distin-
guished brother, the editor OF The Bee, but he has
been very busy man just the same Modest
retiring and an interchangeable worker, he has been
responsible for much OF The Bees great success,
and, in addition, has been very prominent in Com
mercal club affairs in Omaha. A fine tribute has
been paid to him by that organization.
Tekamah Journal: The Omaha Bee last Sun
day announced that C. c. Rosewater, business
with that paper and will go to Los Angeles,
where he will assume like position on the
Tribune in that city, Mr.. Rosewater has been
connected with The Bee for number of years,
his brother, Victor being the editor since the
death of their father, Edward Rosewater, some
years ago. The newspaper fraternity OF the state
will regret to see Charlie Rosewater leave Omaha,
for they all know him and like him for his genial
disposition. He regards the move as step be-
yond in journalism hence his decision to leave
Nebraska. The Journal extends its best wishes
for him in his new home in the west
Beaver City Times Tribune Charles c. Rose
water who has been one of the guiding influences
OF The Omaha Bee for the last number OF years,
has retired from the business management TO &C
cept position with the Los Angeles Express and
Tribune. The change in affairs will give Victor
Rosewater the controlling interest in The Bee,
adj a fhAr bi,F lie Of Idah
responsibility.
Fremont Herald: Charles Rosewater has sold
the major part of his stock in The Omaha Bee to
his brother. Victor, and gone to Los Angeles to
take the management OF newspaper there.
Charles Rosewater was not so well known to the
Nebraska public as Victor, but he stands In high
esteem by all who do know him, and his depar-
ture from the state is regretted by many Nebras-
kans. Victor Rosewater continues as editor and
publisher OF The Bee. u.s..
York News-Times: Victor Rosewater has
bought the interest of his brother, Charles G.
Rosewster, in The Omaha Bee and now owns the
controlling interest in that publication. {. e.
Rosewater will go to Los Angeles to accept a
managerial position with the Earl papers, the
Evening Express and the Morning Tribune. The
Bee Is well edited, reliable daily paper and occu-
pies favorable position with the people of
Omaha and the state.
Wayne Herald: Sundays Omaha Bee an
hitherto held by Victor Rosewater and Charles
Rosewater has been transferred by sale to the
former and that the latter will retire from con-
neetion with the publication to accept the man
agement OF newspaper in Los Angeles. Victor
Rosewater has been editor of The Bee since the
death of his father, the late Edward Rosewater,
a number OF years ago, and his brother has had
charge of the business management. No change
in policy is suggested. The Bee has always
been vital force in the development of Nebraska,
and will continue to be.
Aurora Republican: The city Of Omaha and
the state of Nebraska lose devoted son and a
public spirited citizen in the retirement of c. C..
Rosewater from the official staff of The Bee and
his removal to Los Angeles. While not so widely
known as his talented father and brother, whose
editorial and political activities have kept them
more in the melight, he is recognized by those
with whom he has been associated as man of
equal force and ability. The Rosewater family
has played conspicuous part in the develop
ment of Nebraska, and the removal OF one of the
brothers from the state is a matter for sincere
regret
Ravenna News Charles C. Rosewater for
many years associated with his brother, Victor
Rosewater in the publication of The Omaha Bee,
has sold his interest in the publication to Victor
| Rosewater, and will accept salared position as
manager Of the Los Angeles Evening Express
| and Daily Tribune.
Cedar Bluffs Standard: Victor Rosewater has
purchased the interest of his brother c. c. Rose
water, in The Omaha Bee and will continue the
| publication as the majority stakeholder. The
Rosewaters are certainly competent newspaper
men, being the sons of Edward Rosewater
| founder Of The Bee. c. c. Rosewater goes to
Los Angeles to take charge of paper May
success crown the efforts of these two competent
men.
York Republican: Charles Rosewater who
| has been manager of The Omaha Bee for num-
Der of years, has accepted position as manager
| Of Los Angeles paper, having sold part Of his
stock in The Omaha Bee company to his brother
in the company. Charles Rosewater has been
prominent in Omaha business circles for number
| Of years and has won the confidence of the COM
munty in his integrity and respect for his ability
He has never been as widely known as his
brother, who has occupied more conspicuous
though not more important position on The Bee