Danbury News from Danbury, Nebraska • 2

DANBUBY NEWS -t STATE OFFICIALS INSTALLED BRIll TAKES LEAD mmm look at mmm TONGUE IF SICK CROSS FEVERISH i Usual Formalities Mark the Seginni-of the 'Gathering and Organization of the Lawmaker new state officers were formally inducted with the customary ceremonial January ninth in the pr ence of the legislature assembled Jointly In the bouse chamber and an overflowing crowd of spectator Governor Keith departing message was first delivered after which Governor Samuel McKelvte and the other state officers-etect took the oath prescribed by the constitution and the new executive delivered bis inaugural communication The Joint session opened with Lieutenant Governor Howard presiding for the last time Following the roll call a committee consisting of senators Cronin and Chappell Representatives Williams Windham and Fries wa named to escort the two governors to the chamber Other committees were delegated to bring in the remaining state officers and the chief Justice to administer the oath Governors Deliver Messages Governor Neville and Governor Me Kelvto were the oratorical star of the Joint convention of the state legists tuw- on January ninth Governor Neville appeared before the law-mak Jng body for the purpose of submitting hie recommendations based upon hi experience as governor while Gov ernor McKelvie presented his and recommendations as he see them after study and experience as a legislator and lieutenant governor Many Choose Same Committee in the Initial sessions of the selective committee for the house it has vetoped that more than half of all the members in that chamber want to serve oo the roads and bridges com- mlttee This means that four fifths of tboae who have specified that committee aa a preference wilt he disappointed On the initial roll call all members responded to their names except Messrs Lundgren of Doug la- Mllroy i of Thomas and Ruddy of Boone The last named of these three is abroad His resignation will be filed in a few days and Governor McKelvie wilt name Mr Millie in his place Lundgren came in before the session waa over More Positions Filled Governor McKelvie has made the following appointment: Labor Commissioner Frank A Ken oedy Omaha secretary board ol equalization and assessment Osborne Jr Omaha insurance board examiner Harold Chapman Atkinson examiner Guy Patton Fremont KEITH NEVILLE Whio Retfrsd From Office January Ninth Will Be Known to Coming and Who Generation st Nebcsska's War Governor Apportions School Funds One of State Treasurer George last acta to certify to the (state that them is $40015017 in the temporary school fundfor apportionment to the public i school of Nebraska This fund fit apportioned twice a year The apportionment is made by the state super In tenden on a beats of school papula I Hon and one-fourth to ha divided equally between school district New School at Bcottebluff Ajtte for the school of Irrigation in Scott bluff has been detected by the university regents as directed by the last legislature The site consist of ten acre of excellent land immediately adjoining the city on the north-weat The regents are now asking that on account of the agriculura! importance of the region in which this school is to be located the legislator make liberal appropriation for build Inga and purchase of land he- Chancelim Avery Regent Brown Dean A Burqett Md Pfof Bradford of the University of Nebraska have gone to Baltimore xsd Washington to attend meeting of university college and experiment station directors and officer Among the meeting they will attend are tit following: Society for the Promotion rf Agricultural Science National Aaso-ulop Agricultural Teacher American Association Of University Pi --L in of Agricultural Colleges sod Experiment Stations I 80! NEBRASKA LAWMAKERS ORGAN- OR BUSINESS DALBEY OF GAGE IS SPEAKER And Senator Buahea of Kimball Waa Selected Preeident Pro Tom of the State Senate The thirty-seventh session of the Nebraska legislature began at noon December 7 as provided In the state constitution The senate being pro I vlded with a permanent presiding officer in the person of the lieutenant governor it did not find it necessary i to draft any other state officer for the purpose of starting the machinery Lieutenant Governor Howard wielded the gavel in the west end chamber and after the chaplain had officiated and the roll was called and other details attended to a permanent organ isation was effected by the election of a president pro tern and secretary A R- McKCLVIE Editor and Publisher of the Nebraska Warmer Who Wat Inaugurated Jf Governor of Ne bra aka uary Ninth At the speaker of the houe ends bis official career with the adjournment of the body over which he presides the constitution provides that the secretary of state shall call the house to order Mr Pool who was once speak or and therefore fully informed In all matters therewith connected rapped for order in the house had the roll I called and' prayer said after which he left the chair Representative Ellis Good of Nemaha was given the honor of temporary speaker for hav mg run second la the race and he re tained the gavel and performed the honors until the formal organisation was made House Organization i Speaker Dwight Dalbey Beat rice chief clerk Hitchcock Sterling first assistant clerk Will Israel Havelock second assistant I clerk A Whitteth Falrbury ser grant at arms 0 Moore Iklmyrs assistant "at arms John Okssman I Omaha Rev Stannard University Place Selective A Hostet tor Buffalo county chatrman First congressional district Retd Green I of Lancaster and Frantz of Cass Second Druesdow and John i Larsen both of Douglas Third Henry Behrens of Gumming and Ger hart of Madison Fourth Jf A Axtell i of Jefferson and Wildmao of York Fifth Fults or Puma and McLaughlin of Hall Sixth George Snow of Dawes and Harris of Buffalo Senate Organization Preeident pro tem Busbee Kimball secretary Clyde Bernard Table Rock first assistant secretary Sinclair Omaha sergeant at arms A Haven Atkinson chap lain Rev A A Oressman Or r- master Wintersteen Fremont Selective conimUteer-W -V Hoag land Lincoln county chairman First district Petrus Peterson Lancas-j ter Second Robbins Douglas Third 3 Aiaiay Nance Fourth Perry Reed Hamilton Fifth Ham mond Furmaa Sixth Cronin Holt Aft Hitchcock had been elected unanimously as chief clerk a committee on credentials was appoint-j ed consisting of Messrs Fults Jesry Dyball Snow and Behrens The house was' for ten or fifteen minutes wbtl the members came forward and left their election certificates with the chief clerk They were inspected by the committee and found to be in legal form In tribute to the memory of David former congressman from the Second district who died January 7 resolutions were passed expressing the sorrow of the senate in the loss of an honored and valuable citizen The resolution was introduced by Wmaitn Cooper Douglas county Reno I ilioni ir tgr ired in (he ins ate that returned soldiers wiyee of soldiers and rid soldier applying for positions in the legislature be given first eacsideralton were passed with cut a dissenting vet ENGtlgH PEACE PLANS MAY BE ACCEPTED BY ALLIES KEEN ON LEAGUE O' NATIONS To England May Go the Distinction of Offering Ultimate Basis of World Peace Treaty Pan it P- British may have th honor of mbering the definite plan for application of President principle of a league of nations The impression is growing here that plans formulated by members of the British war cabinet may finally be adopted by the peace conference It la known that the Ameriaan delegate are studying ideas advanced by the British officials and It believed the president who has formed his own plan it Inclined toward the British program Added strength has been given to this view by the fact that Lord tferil assistant secretary of state for foreign affairs who long ago took an advanced attitude on this subject is engaged in constantly lengthening conferences with the American repre aentatlves Other Influential npm her of the British cabinet also submitted data regarding the league of nations whlrb the Americana are studying with growing approval plans contemplate far more power far tba league than has been suggested from other allied sources It is believed also that he la inclined toward Wlipon's altitude thai Or many tumid he admitted to proba Honary membership He has often expressed the view that formation of the league Is the most important and should be the Drat work of the peace conference Roosevelt Left Modest Fortune sjk Ha- i Si- dor- Roosevelt' will made in 1912 waa read to member of the family at Sagamore Hill and will be filed with the aurrogate of Nassau county Although lbs value of the former president' estate wa not made known it waa understood to amount to not more than JSOOOOO The document provide that the mlf estate! except the family silver and plate shall he held In trust for the widow during her life and gives her power to dispose of It by will as she sees fit In the event she leave no will the estate is to be divided In equal parts among the children After the Packer Washington An of extreme profiteering In meat prieea after the food admin 1st rat km ceases to function Hnless control of private car stock yards and terminal refrigerator plants are taken from the packer was predicted by counsel for t(bc American Live Stock association It wa do clardd that "price would bump the celling and at the same timf there would be danger of diminution of pro duf-tkm if th- government took no action to curb what he dm-rtbed as a practical monopoly maintained by the five leading packers Ultimatum to Turkey London The allies have notified Turkey that unless the Turkish force at Medina lays down its arm Immediately the fort the Dardanelles will b- fieitroyed The Turk have how an uiiwinimrne to surrender In accordance with the armistice term but all the garrisons except that at Medina which la the largest In Arabia laid down their arm through peaceful persuasion WIH Recompense Norway tamdon The American shipping hoard after conference with repre aentatlves of the Norwegian shipping association has agreed that the United But shall immediately pay the Nor wegian ship owner 111000000 which Is the amount the Norwegians actually bad invested In contracts materials and ships when they were requisitioned by the United State st the time she entered the war Corporations Must Dig Up Washington -Corpora will pay Income taxes of 12 per cent on Ibelr 191 earning and 10 instead of 8 per cent thereafter under agreements reached by senate and house conferees on the war revenue hill It is estimated that under the new rates the corporation tax will yield about 760-006000 thi year and JfiOOOOOOOO annually thereafter Bunco Alms Score are dead and wounded in the rioting of strikers In Bueno Aire Mobs estimated at 15M0 strong terrorized the city Many buildings and one church were burned a large crowd stormed the arsenal overpowered the guards and seized large quatstiUe of arms tad ammunition whleb was distributed to small groups of rioters throughout the city Beebes Put to Work The third artby baa tartod a shoe repairing tourina for its soldier with Berlin paying the bille In three-story brick foundry building across -the Momlh from Co Mens two hundred German began work under direction of Americana The sama fa formerly used by the hnriith German army for shoe repairing Ten thousand American hoes worn by Americana in their march acres Rhenish Prnwia awaited the cobbler and more art arriving daily BKTHEGOVERNORS Nebraska Governors Olya to Legist Dure Semi-Annuai Messages Idea of Needed Legislation The recommendations of the Incoming irtid outgoing governor were Hvered to the state legislature January ninth The following Is a review of the principal features of the mes-j Both governors recommended the ratification of the national prohibitory amendment Governor McKelvie suggested that such members of congress from Nebraska who have not yet voted affirmatively upon the question of woman suffrage be memoralixed to do BO Governor Neville urged the building on the state bouse grounds facing the battlefields of Franco of monument loramSSnorsiing the services of the Nebraskans who died in the world war while Governor McKelvie favors 'beginning a new state house that would be made a fitting monument to thes men Both urge liberal support for good roads and vocational school policies Inaugurated by the federal government which offer to match dot lars with the state Both would have the foreign language banished from the school Governor Neville says there I no longer need for giving the supreme court aid by the continuance of the three coiqmi loner in office He breaks new ground in asking for four-I year terms for state official Recommended by Gevemor Neville Briefly sum i the additional recommendations of Governor Neville are aa follows: That no effort be made to maintain a national guard during the next two yesra Retention of control by the governor of enforcement of prohibi tory law Banishing the leaching of foreign languages In lower grades of all public private and parochial schools Refers to the constitutional convention the problem of organizing the state government on a more of- Actant basis Suggests four year terms for state official with to meet after new men have had a chance to familiarize themselves with the needs of the state Conservation of potash resources until state plant can be erected to manufacture fertilizer to be sold to farmers at actual coat Vigorous prosecution of work of building new roads Liberal sup port of vocational education in state Legislation to prevent banks from escaping legitimate taxation Devel opmefit of system of state hail lasur ance Abolition of the supreme court commission Recommended by Governor McKelvie Mr McKelvie' tv otimi ndatfona are- The creation of a cabinet form ol government centralizing responsibility and eliminating useless board and offices Adoption of an executive budget for th sdmitiihtration of ih state revenue ailing of conatitu tional convention at (he earliest con venient date Providing that inMnue tion In public and private school be given in English and she church used a a medium for it mm- and cneour age-meat guie support of vocational school and teaching of agriculture and Illiterates Greater emphasis in school system of physical training Prescription by stafw of essential sub Jects in elementary school curriculum with department regulation and in spection Removuf of barriers so that farm product may fee carried to ter tninai markets and grain and live stock exchanges where co-operative effort may hav6 an even advantage with til other form of dlttrlbutlon Kncour agement of cooperative societies Inspection of grain and vegetables and testing of butter tat and also of scales Bureau to assist In collection of claims against railroad Legislation to bet ter control farm animat diseases and to prevent private monopoly of a rums Tkg license lw to protect sheep Legislation to facilitate the work of county farm bureaus Leg) lalton to provide for organization of rural cooperative credit societies En couragement to consolidation move raent in rural school Action to fore stail further development of tarm ten abtry Revision of taxation system so that taxes should fall heaviest on land owned by non-residents or held far speculative purposes Declaring each school section a game preserve and barring bun tors Encouragement of manufacture within the state Ptiah ing good road conatructlon and needed public building to meet unempioy meat problem Tax upon motor vehicle as substitute for additional prop erty tax to finance good roads pro gram Use of convict labor In making brick for oad purpose Co opera tion with federal government In rec tarnation of waste lands Housing al! oid soldiers and sailors in one home using other for Bpanfab-Amerlean and war veteran Development of state parka Amendment td work men compensation law giving speed tar relief to injured employes Recon st ruction of national guard and con Untuuice of home guard organization Creation of state police force to take place of military In preserving peace Presentation of gold star to each family whovrt- on mart ib supreme intrS (fie Climbing On Water Wagon Coiumbuc O- Ohio is the seven tot-nth state lo go on record as favor in the aattonaS prohibition emend meat Colorado and Oklahoma toi lowed suif Tmd ratified the amendment the same" day New I order to give permanent xpression to Colonel Roosevelt stood for tbe-Boy Seoul oi America comprising Uojm member were instructed to plant one or more trees with suitable ceremony in memory of the former pro idcut MURRY MOTHERS REMOVE POL SONS FROM LITTLE STOMACH LIVER BOWELS VE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FISf AT ONCE IF BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED Look at the tongue mother! II coated It la a aure sign that your little stomach liter and boweli seeds a gentle thorough cleansing at sce When peevish cross listless pals sleep eat or act naturally or in feverish stomach breath bad has stomach-ache throat diarrhoea full of cpid give a teaspoenful of Syrup of figs" and In a few hours all the foul constipated waste undigested total and sour bile gently moves out of the Httle bowels without piping and you have a weU playful child again Tou coax sick children to take this harmless laxative" they lore Its delicious taste and It always makes them feel splendid Ask your druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies children of aD ages and for grown-ups plainly on tbs Bottle Beware of counterfeits sold Awe To be sure you get the genuine Ask to see that it Is made by the fig Syrup Company" Refuse nay other kind with Adv Novel Excuse One morning my little sister Anghlng herself when we beard her exclaim I wash ray ears there Is too much fancy work is Chicago American UPSET STOMACH RAPE'S DIAPEPSIN AT ONCE ENDS SOURNESS GASES ACIDITY INDIGESTION Undigested food! Lumps of pain belching gas adds and sourness When your stomach Is all upset here in instant No waiting) The moment you eat a tablet 1 Dlapepsin all the Indigestion Pta dyspepsia misery the sourness gse and stomach aridity ends Dlapepsin tablets cost litti at any drug store but there Is no surer or quicker stomach relief known Adv Precautions have a perfectly killing afr tomobile costume" "Then please do not wear It on this WOMEN SUFFERERS MAY NEED SWAMP-ROOT spoa bare kidney mver upct it complaints often prove to be aothhjg else but kidney trouble or the remit of kidney or bladder disease If the kidneys art not in healthy condition they may cause the other organs to become diseased Fain In the beck headache lees of ambition nervousness are often times symy tom of kidney trouble delay starting treatment Dr JUlmer's Swamp-Root a physician's pro MRpties obtained st sny drug store me be Just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions Get a medium or large am bottle few mediately from any drug store However if rm wish first of trouble Bmnrrtr if you wish first to test this st prejmration send ten cents to Dr liimar A Co Binghamton for a aample bottle Rsaation this When writing be i Adv Rara Avia Is Jones original Very when be accepts a Job he doesn't let on that it la a great flee Forget Cuticurs Talcum Wbt Adding to pmr toilet requisite A eataitolj: wrtd face skja baby and dusting powder and perfume daring other perfumes wtperfiuou mmy Mf it bcaurae ose of th Trio (Soap Ointment and Taltfuta) 28c each Adv Few are successful is living up to phftfogruphs In 1B48 Sir Arfttur Garrod proved in gout also true in rheumatism there is deficient elimination on the part of the kidneys and the poisons within are not thrown off Prof Blraoss attribntes a gouty attack to the heaping up of poison ndai where there is an abundance of oris arid which Is precipitated in the Joints and sheath) setting up inflammation Before the attack of gout or rheo-maUitn there is aometime headache or what thought bo neuralgia ol vfemjmatie condition inch aa lumbago pain in the back of the neck or sciatica As Prof -Strauss says The excretion of uric acid we are able to effect by exciting diuresis Drink copionsly of water etxor right ginwes per day hot water before meals and obtain Annrio tablet double strength for b0 eta at the nearest drug etore and take them three time a day It you want a trial package send 10 cento to Dr Pierce's Hotel Buffalo anti-uric la a recent die-j covery of Dr Pierce and much more potent than lithia for it will dissolve uric acid as hot tea dissolve sugar Cuticura Promotes Hair Health taUssuYue ew Cynical Youngiter my picture that 1 made prw tyT' asked Robert of a little girl nexl door "Oh it Is very she wild eh mlrlngly "Well sister Mary soys it ImI I said Hubert what of remarked ft next door one "You expect praise front one of your own fnmbly" RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIK To hail pint of water add I os Ba Ram nll fei Barb tfempouad sad of gljt-erine Any drgt css pat thi op or you win mix rt st home at very little epet Full directions for making ue ro me in each bo of Bsrbe Uompetmd It will gradually darken ftrewked fedrel gray hair and make it and gioaav It will not refer the aealp not sticky greaay ami dm rob oil Adv The plot of the nmdero spectaculas play seem to have hatr-luej from the stage setting handkerchiefs ofien loffit boHs when they com to the foundry Wash with g'w! soap rinse la water bAu-d with Itwj Cross Bali Blue If a wurniin patriotic ah never deserts her colors Keep Yourself Fit You afford to be Ltd up with the A ore aching kidneys lbee dan of high price Some occupation twin kidney trouble alroort any work make weak kidney worn If you feel tired ail the time and suffer with feme back sharp pain diary epelfe bead-ache and disordered kidney action use Doan Kidney Pills It may save tuck of rheumatism dropsy or disease Itaens have Swiped thotwund tack to health A Nebraska Case Ryans pstn tor and paper hanimr ttov-gf nd Eleventh nth Ave Nebraaka City Neb ear "I had bean feeling miserable for nearly two weeks although aluck to my work until I had to give up and go to bed where I remained tatty five months limb and body to swell nd It jw-eidbte for me to fim my clothing highly colored I began using Kidney Pills fend they soon removed all Cet el Aar Storm 40e a Be FOSTEK MIUHJRN OO BUFFALO NY Theta who weak and reduced from ettack iiiHi or Pnettmonit Wfl! vfjenence woiuierEn? recuperative effect trow the oo of LVKP The Great (iem niJTonif ASK YOUK DRUGGIST ns-ikMM.