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    THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 'Jo, VJW
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a OFFERED FOR RENT.
i ll tarnished Uauuii,
THREE unfurnished rooms, private
Ibath. email store room ami outside pprcli,
modern exept heat; no children. SSS17 X.
iSOi.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Honaea find Cottages.
3-ROOM house on J lots and a
barn for four horses. All fenced.
X. 37th St. Web. M)1.
pood
3SH
TWO unfurnished rooms; modern. 5U
S. 2,-,th. : .
FOUR blocks from court house, four
large rooms, modern except furnace. 625
8. iOth. Douglas 7158.
Hott-la auu Apartments.
DODGE HOTEL, all requirement of a
; first-class hotel, at reasonable prlcea
30-ROOM BRICK building, formerly oc
cupied by hospital; can be rented for hos
pital or hotel: bath room on each floor;
new steam heating plant.
X. P. DODGE & CO..
liith and Harney Sts.
A part meats and Flat.
Large moving vans. $1.8 tier hour. D. 3M.
LAPAYETTB CORNER 17TH AVK
JACKSON STS.. 2, 3 AND 4-ROOM
APARTMENTS, LARGE AND CHEER
FUL EVERYTHING MODERN.
NEWLY, DECORATED. RENTS RE
DUCED, WHY NOT LIVE CLOSE IN
AND SAVE CAR FARE. SEE JANITOR
OR PHONE DOUGLAS 7030.
COSY 3-room brick apartments; good lo
cation; $S.60 per month.' Phone Douglas
SfiOCk W. S. Frank. 1(12o Citv National.
TSuTcTPakTOEJTF
219 So. 30th, 5-r., strictly modern; hot
water heat Bargain, only $30. ,
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
'Omaha's Rental Men.
616 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
ELEGANT o-room St. Louis flat; oppo
i site Bomis park, 3315 Cuming St. $X!.60.
COZY four-room, one-tory brick Oat.
with bath, hall and vestibule; modern ex
cept heat; car In rear. 2714 S. ilth St,
Tel. D. 4342 or Tyler 1073. $20.
SIX-ROOM apartment in the Sherman.
Webster 6766.
GOOD 6-room cottage, partly modern,
fine condition, $1. Adults only. 2S0
Caldwell. ,
STRICTLY high class 5-room apart
ment on West Farnam St.. with steam
heat and janitor service.
JOHN W. ROBBIN8. 1802 FARNAM ST.
2121 Leavehwodrth, 6 rooms, close In, $20.
PARTLY modern 5-room cottage, $12
per month. Inquire 2419 S. 24th.
31i5 PACIFIC.
A beautiful 5-r.. strictly modern "SL
Louis'" apurtmetit. Field Club District:
finished throughout in Quarter sawed
oak, laige living room. 20 feet long, 18
feet wide, with built-in book oases and
large brick fireplace. Arrangement ideal.
Bargain at f
PAYNE & SLATER CO..
Omaha's Rental Men.
616 Omaha Nat 1 bank.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. f
Weau, Wead Bidg., ISth and Farnam.
GAR V IN BHOS. Sir&E
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, C pet. to S pet. ; no delay. J. li
bumont & Sou. 1803 Farnam St.. Omaha.
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CITY LOANS. Berals-Carlberg
Ca.. 310-312 Hramiela Tneater Stag.
LVB NORTH 30TH.
5-room strictly modern, newly deco
rated, only $25.
i'Ai.sR SLATER COMPANY. v
Omaha's Rental Men
616 Omaha, Natl Hank Bids.
8-ROOM frame house, modern except
heat; arranged for t families. .3,5 S. Soth
Ave. Key 1st door north. Sam Mort,
South 6U6.
Stare anii Offices.
FOR RENT Offices In Pullman Bids,
next to Burlington station. Doug. lCli
Swell laundry location and pwr,.&cO N.Hid.
MCAGUE BLDQ., 15TH AND DODUK.
Attractive offices; moderate price.
APPLY OMAHA LOAN AND 3UILD1.NQ
ASSOCIATION.
$20-4231 Hamilton. Doug. 1598.'
FOR RENT In Dundee, .nmdern S-room
house; good location. Tel. H. o7. E. H.
Hume. '
- FOR RENT.
EnUre 2d floor, 513 S. 16th St.. suitable
for tailoring, millinery, dressmaking,
offices or light manufacturing.
WRIGHT & LASBCRY,
508 a 16th St. 'Phone D. 152.
DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
CONTINENTAL BLOCK.
Half suite on second floor, $22.50.
Full suite on third floor, $30.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY,
209 First National Bank Bldg!
Phone Doi'glas 722.
CLOSE IN FLAT
STRICTLY MODERN
Practically .new, 6 rooms and batb;
walking distance: good furnace.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1536. 210 S. 17th St.
4 ROOMS CLOSE IN
Look at 2047 Howard, a strictly modern,
up-to-date "St. Louis" flat, within very
easy walking distance, $30.
PAYNE. & SLATER CO.,
Omaha's Rental Men.
616 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
- THREE and four-room apartments,
water paid; at Park Ave. and Douglas
t. $10 per month. Call Douglas 30OT.
, Hoaam and Cettagca.
HOUSEHOLD goous packed and fir
warded; cheap, freight rates; Gordon
Fireproof Warehouse and Van Co. Tel.
Doug 894; office 216 S. 17th St
SEVEN-room strictly modern.
22d. Webster 3441.
2049 N.
7-room, $17. 2708 Seward St. Doug. 1938.
A LARGE list of homes, 65 in number,
situated in all Parts of the city, on
which we are anxious to close contracts
"for winter. F.D Wead, 1801 Farnam St.
NICK 8-room house, modern throughout,
Jn fine condition pa paved street and one
block from car Jlne. $40 per month. 2774
.Webster St.
VINCENT D. DERMODY,
Tel, fyyuglas,7fi. 1514 City Nat. Hank BUlg.
r$ai ig-ROOM , modern brick -house,
cak flnish. 1301 8. zxtn.
SI-ROOM all modern house for boarding
owner. 1516 Martha street.
GOOD 7-room house, all modern, east of
Hanscom park, on car line, $25 per month.
2913 Hickory St.
VINCENT D. DERMODY,
Tel. Dougla786. .1514 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
MAGGARD VAN AND 8TORAGE CO,
pack, move,. store and hlp H. H. goods
and pianos; no' charge for return drive
t office. - Doug. MM or B-24B- -v.
A real home, pretty-lawn, electric light,
all modern. -r. $40. 725 S. 37th. W. 2590.
MOVING, packing and storing of house
hold goods and pianos Is our business,
Omaha Van and Storage Co.. fiieprool
storage. 806 8. 16th, 'by tin.' viaduct
Branch office, tot 8. I7th St TeL D. 418;
A-155.
WEST FARNAM New brick, 6 bed
room and hatha. 315 N. 38th Ave.
574 S. 28th ST. 8 rooms completely mod
em. Hall. 43S Ramge. D. 7406: A-4408.
JlOUSeS Crelgh got,, & Co.. Baa Blag.
6-ROOM modern bouse; $25.40 p
month. 3527 Charles St Also 3-room cot
tage, 3532 Hamilton St.. $W per month.
Tel. D. 776 or D. 1917.
' FOR RENT-rTwo apartments, one five
rooms and bath, one nine rooms and bath;
walking distance? on car line. 402 No.
24th. .Douglas 5729.
CENTRAL, steam heat, all mod,, hall,
bath and basement. 220 N. 23d.
COTTAGE Modern except beat, 5
rooms, bath, east front, on high, full lot,
$18. Web. 6447.
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished,
beautiful 7-room house. 5104 Dodge St
Phone Har. 1782.
281S N. 19th avenue, S rooms, modern,
water paid, newly painted and decorated.
Rent $25. McEachron R. E. Co., 20th and
Jjftke Sts. Webster 1651.
- 6-ROOM modern home except hnat, 718
Hickory at. inquire at soiu fierce ai
EYYR RENT 5-room cottage, bath and
furnace, all modem, $25. If you want a
warm, comfortable house for the winter
. and cool in summer, call, and see lull N.
83d St., or telephone Frank Stirling, Web
ster 1583.
No. 1122 South 82d St., nine-room modern
house, $50. .
No. 2210 South 32d St., eight-room mod
ern house, $35.
No. 1102 South 32d St., eight-room mod
ern house, $30. ..
No. 1621 South 29th St., six-room house,
partly modern, $20.
No. 967 North 27th St., six-room cottage,
partly modern, $18.
No. 1843 North 21st St., four-toom cot
tage, $13. -' - - -
No. 115 North 24th St., three rooms, $10.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY,
209 Firt;t Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 72$.
OFFICES.
TWO large office rooms on the 2d
floor in Wlthnell Block. See us about
these. X. P. Dodge & Co., 15th and Har-
ncy sts.
Warebonnra.
WAREHOUSE or store, 1307-9 Howard
St., 3 stores. Steam heat, freight ele
vator. X. P. Dodge & Co., 15th and
Harney Sts.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Fnraiturc. .
AT A BARGAIN, Majestic steel ran?,
first-class oomtition. Price $22. Call
& 3418 Franklin St.
. tsiKAiiiNunAJvi steer range, weeds no
stove polish. Good condition. Bargain
WB N. 4th st. Phone H. V.
THREE - PIECE mahogany parlor
suue, up-io-aaie siyie, aiso two nne n
lerge size; am leaving the cltv, m
sell at once. Call at 510 5. 19th St.
HIGH GRADE furniture lor sale cheap;
parlor suite, parlor table, Morris chair,
dining table, sideboard, sewing machine,
combination bookcase, small cafe, gas
stove, good range,, ice box, one bed
child's bed, chiffonier, two rugs. Call
3206 Charles St.
BASEBURNERS, , steel ranges, soft
heaters, sewing machine, table, "hairs,
rugs and other furniture, 9u9 N. 24th.
AUCTION SALE
Of high grade furniture, rugs and
stoves. Come all to the great auction
store Wednesday,- September 25, 10 a. m.
at Security Auction & Commission Co.,
1318 N. 24th St
Bargains At Auction Snaps
'Household goods will be sold Id the
highest bidder Thursday. 9:30- a. m.
Omaha Van Warehouse, 804 So. 16th St.
Baseburner, hotel range, fum. 939 N. 24th.
'I'ruewritera.
TYPEWRITER for rent 3 months $5.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
RJENT from the manufacturer direct,
N a Oliver tvoewrlter. 1 montha. $4.W.
JPbon Douglas m Tha Oliver Type
writer company.;
,, Maalcal Instruments.
Electric pianos. Continental Not. lit N. 15.
UUnellaneoB. . ,
$5.00 COAL It's good; try a ton. Best
for money. Web. 848. Harmon St. Weelh.
SAFES Overstockeu -ntut secowa-haud
cafes: all sixes and makes; bargains.
American Supply Co.. 1102-04 Farnam.
WE WILL deliver during month of Sep
tember only, large, load kindling ' wood.
$3.00. National BoxvCo. Harney 1476.
DESKS, safea. scales, ahow cases, shelv
ing, etc. ; see ns first. Omaha Fixture and
SutmlvCo.. 414-16-18 S. 12th. Doug. 2724.
LARiiK ioaos .nil specialty. Still I Bros.
OMAHA bonies. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL (ESTAIK CO.
1016 Omaha Natl , Doug 215X
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. -1320, Ftrmnn at
HEAL ESTATE
CITT IMVIPKHTY FUR SAI.K.
BUY a home, $140 down. Shopen & Co.
WANTED City loan. .Peteia Trust Co
FOR SALE OR KXOHAXJE
FOR SALE A No. 1 drutt store In east
ern Nebraska -doing good business. Will
invoice about $4,000. Only d'ug, store in
town. Will sell on easy terms or will
trade for good lanfl and hay cash dif
ference. Reason, other business,, Address
Y-lff7, Bee. r '
FOR '"EXCHANGE tyiOO , stock dry
goods, notions and variety. Brick build
ing. Optional lease, ' good town, rich
country. Want real estate. Box o, West
Liberty, Ia
ARARfiAIN for tome young law-
books of 13 volumes, 1 of 10 volumes. Law
Dictionary, Hale on Torts. Cooley on
Torts. Clark's Criminal Law Books;
good as new.. Will., sell or- trade for
chickens or- anythlngyou have. A. J.
Knott, 4616 N. 36th St. Web. 6536.
HARD' -coal stove, largest size Acorn,
practically "hew; price $30. Phone Webster
1541. 4712 N". 21st St.
FOR SALE OR .EXCHANGE
Rooming house, West Farnam Street.
Priee $000.
?40 acres in Bro n Co. Improved ranch,
only $ miles from depot. $10 per acre.
4 -room house and acres ground In
Benson, $2,000.
New, heavy single harness.
Two apartment houses rented $50 pet
month. Price $7,500.
SOUTHERN LAND CO.,
4'.'4 Branrtcls Building.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT A good farm of
$0 to 100 acres In eastern Nebraska or
western Iowa, by a good farmer, with
best of references.; will pay good rent
tor good place. Chas. A. McOee, Emer
son, la.
WAXTED-i-TO BORROW
Great Bargain
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Two lots at 41st Ave. near Ames, two
blocks from street car line, $125 each.
One lot. 47t.li and Cuss St.. adjoining
Dundee, $500. Inquire at 130S Jones St.
...JBUMPER CROPS FOR. WORLD
raatf of Five Cereals,
CORN PRODUCTION INCREASES
Trade in Your
Vacant Lot.
We are building contractors and can
always use good buidmg lots ift our busi
ness. If you have a good, well located lot
that Is not bringing you any Income and
want to apply H towards the purchase of
one of our well built, modern, or partly
modern. homes, submit the particulars of
your lot to us. We liav a new 3-room
bungalow, also a new 4-room bungalow,
three new -room bungslows, and' two
good modern houses, not new, but in ex
cellent condition, which we would con
sider selling by taking a lot In excliung
as part payment.
SCOTT & HILL,
Phone IouglHS le.
307 McCague Bid.
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
6-ROOM. modern bungalow; hot water
heat: east front; large lot; all improve
ments In; near choui. Owner, II 748. Bee.
For Bargains
in lands and city property call on
Swingley & Gipe
Phone Red 3528. 617 Bee Bldg.
URAL ESTATE
vmi a ltwt'H i.ns foii s
Iowa. J
THE easiest wa to find u buyer for ! Figures Compiled in Rome Give Esti
your rami is to insert a smaii ani ,
ad In the les Moim-s Cupltul. l-irsM i
circulation In the xtute of Iowa, I.V,I,
dally. The Capital Is read by and bw
lleved 111 by tno standpatters of Iowa,
who simply refuse to penult any other
paper in their himies. Rat, 1 eeiu a
woid a day; $l.2." per line per month;
count ordinary words l. the linu.
Address IH'S Moines Capital, Des
ilolnes, la. :
Mtnaenota.
MINNESOTA.
Write, for our Minnesota booklet "C;"
special I ales.
DAY A NIGHT REALTY CO.,
luu Bankers Life Utdtf..
Lincoln. Neb.
Bert Davis is Killed
By John Swindell as
They Meet on Street
Total 1'roduolioii f W'it Tbr
Hundred and Twenty Million
HaxhrW With t.aln uf Kta
Pr cent.
Bert Davis wa niiled Instanly thl
morning at l-':30 o'clock by John Swindell
following a quarrel that took place In
front of the Midway saloon at Twelfth
street and Capitol avenue. Both men are
colored. Swindell wu talking to a
w.oman when Davis- came up and, ac-
, cording to witnesses, Swindell opened
YVAstHl.NV.TUN. Sept. il.-Ciipa genef- j f!re upnn 0ftvl(1 Rnootln$ ,hrM times,
ally throughout the world aiv ..f ti Swindell shot twice, one bullet hitting
Immp-r kind. This- Is shown by figures j Davls , thp ,.eht t(,mple and wn,ng
in a eablegnian received by th Depart- I nim intanth
j inent of Aurtcnltiire today frum the liuer-
I nuriftM,.! ltitit-jiA .f Virrir-tiltnn. at Uiimn
CUAY t'Ul.'iNTS.
MINNhSOTA.
The rush Is on tor ( Uy county; jtsrj, giving- the prellmhiKiy estimates
acre tI iirsi-cmsra 'arm nun; id utieci j
tmm. liiaeK sou, ciay suosoii. uumpwr
cmps. . to per aero, aeuu tor tt
and run ps.
FKLLAND RK.VI.TY CO.,
.Vli) Palace bldg. Minneapolis. M'ltnt.
Mlanraitta..
' STKVKN S COi'NTV,
MINNESOTA.
2S0 acres hlgniy Improved, good build
lius. two miles from iiood twit; hetvy
MaeK soil, nay subHuii, no stone, nice and
level. A first-class taruv. .Frlce $-17 per
acre, Must be sold. .
FKI.UAND RE ALT f CO..
iSa Tnlace Bldg. ' AlliuieapvUij, Minn.
Free
WANTED To borrow $3,000 on new
brick house at S per cent net. Tel H. 2359.
WAJVTED TO KLT
Household gds, clohes shoes. Doug. 397
WANTED To buy a 7 or 8-room house,
to be moved on a lot; one Within 15 blks.
of 24th and Franklin Sts. preferred. Ad
dress O 773, care of The Bee.
DOLGOFF zd-hd. store pays blygost
prices for furniture, clothes, shoes. W. 1607
HEAL ESTATE WANTED
TO sell your property list It with the
O'NEIL R. E. & INS. AGENCT.
Tyler 1024. 1505 Farnam St.
REAL ESTATE
CITV PROPERTY FOR SAMS.
COOK and heating stove, cheap. S23
N S7th St
FOR SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleye and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. Th
BruDSwick-Balke-Collender Co.. 7-fc 9.
ISth street
FOR SALE Good high school cadet
suit andcap, cheap. S323 Harney St.
PERSONAL
ltaasage. Mrs. Rlttenhouse 208 Boston Bid.
f A A ni?. Swedish movement Ap't
uKKjKjyA, 2 i8u2 Farnam. D. 6240.
ANNA JI. MAKKS "4-
nam. Davtdge Block. Apt. 3. Doug. 632L
VITAL massage, vital bath. Anna D.
Flaher.Wl Ware btock. 309 S. 15th. D. 2785.
FOR RENT 6-room house, strictly
modern; one-half block from car line.
flood furnace. Reasonable. 'Piione H. 5324.
FINE, modern eight room house. Splcn-
did location. 4001 Charles. $30.
oirvFV.nivm tinuse. 3SSS Seward, two
blocks from car, nice yard, paved street.
Bargain. Phone Dougluaa 6460. .
626 S. 30TH 6-room.
heat; $20 month.
.modern except
k-ROOM brick flat, in Hanscom park
district; $30.00. . .
7-room, modern, centrally located; ask
' for particulars. '
Good 7-room cottage, close, in; only
$20.00.
WP1P.HT A T.ASBITRT.
506 S. 16th St 'Phone D. 162.
FOR RENT 7-room cottage, 721 S. 18th
St., $25. Tel Harney 2359. -.
STORfc; ROOM or hop; 1M Farnam;
team heated; fronting alley; merchan
dise entrance- full glass front Hall, 4M
Kamge. ' w. .4Wn. inc a w
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
8-r., hall hot water heat; laundry In
basement; corner lot
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
. 1016 Omaha Nat'l. " Doug. 2718
Evening H. 2842 or H. 6134.
I ABOUT October 1. house at 2426 Cald
well street; six rooms, modern; within
one block of street cars. House has win
dow shades througnout. Kent .
u cnAU a Am.rVA hnm in ha rfr nt
West Farnam district; have held for sale
only and refused to lease, but will con
sider renting now, $50 per mo.
i rooms, new, comfortable brick house,
on California St., about 4 blocks west of
Creigbton college; $40, to good tenant.
HARRISON & MORTON.
816 Omaha Nat l. Bank.
8-r. house, all mod 4223 Douglas, $28.
4-r. flat, 2S15 Dewey Ave., $13.50.
3-r. flat 1629 N. 24th St., $10.
Storeroom, 711 g. 27th 8t-, $12.50.
3-r. flat., 709 S. 27th St., $10.
K P. Dodge A Co.. 15th and Harney Su.
Drink Hflhlt 1 was heavy drinker.
of whisky daily. . Tried many ways to
reform, but without success until I found
a certain easy method and was cured in
three days. Have since saved thousands
of other victims of llqupr habit. It can
be overcome with or without drinker's
knowledge. Interesting book (tells how)
mailed, plain wrapper, free,- if you cut
tMs out and write to Edward Wood 534
Sixth Ave., 153, A, New York.
. THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cut
off clothing; in fact, anything yon do no;
need. We collect repair an sell at 131
N. 11th Et for cost ot collection, to Uia
worthy poor. 'Phone Lougla l and
wagon will call.
MASSAGE Expert treatment
Mrs.
' Steele, 208 S. 13th St. R. 325
BATHS, Swedish massage, Mrs. Snyder.
No. 8. The Dunaany, 10th & Pierce. D.4380.
MASSAGE ktnients. Fifteen years
aixi.uo-a.vjjjj experience. Twelve years
in ilmflhu il All hntali on1
$1.00 at the office. Call D. 863. Res. D.3427!
WANTED Th aridreiu. nr rv,.rl. !.
Coy and Wheeler McClure, who were em
ployed by J. J. Hurt. 24 and L Sts,
South' Omaha. Neb.. In October, 1307. O
707. Beo.
EMBROIDERY lessons given
Webster St . .
at 3925
YOUNG women coming to Omaha a
stlangera are Invited to .visit the Young
Womenk Christian aseoclaUon building
at 17th and St Mary's Ave., where 'the;
will l)e directed to suitable boarding
places, or otherwise assisted. Look tot
oar travelers' aid at the Union station.
63-DAY BLOOV REMEDY.
Bexten. Pharmacy, 12th and Dodge.
MASSEOTHEEPY ll .GJ"
Ailen of Chicago, m S. 17th. 1st fl. D. 7ti6i
Elegant North Side
Bungalow of 6 Rooms
This is one of the best built and best
planned bungalows In the city. H con
sists of the following arrangemonts of
rooms:
VESTIBULE.' with good sized coat
closet; oak finish. "
PARLOR, nice sized, having beamed
celling, bookcase in pedestal, oak finish.
DINING ROOM, large, light, airy
room; paneled walls, plate rail, beam
ceiling, fine built in buffet, china closet
in pedestal, oak finish.
KITCHEN, good slsed, light and airy;
one piece enamel gink, -fine pantry and
refrigerator entry; yellow pine finish.
DEN. nice sired could be used either
as bedroom, den or library; has large
closet, finished In oak.
BEDROOMS, two good siied bedrooms
upstairs; with' plenty of closet space; yel
low pine finish. ' '
BATH ROOM, good Sized and very
complete; best grade of plumbing, enam
eled wood work, side walls In imitation
tile.
BASEMENT, fully cemented, first-class,
guaranteed furnace, hot water tank con
nected with furnace; laundry lnk with
hot and cold water, coal bin. '
Doors in this bungalow are two-panel
oak. and birch; fine Interior finish; pres-.
ents attractive outside appearance, very
thoroughly built by skilled mechanics and
of first clas materials. We are selling
out houses on their merits. This particu
lar bungalow is being finished by us at
18th and Laird, and 22d artd Fowler Ave.
Either property can be bought on a rea
sonable payment down, balance practi
cally the same as rent.
SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1009. 307 McCague Bldg.
Names
of
Winners
Aksarben Hill
Lot Sale Contest
Estimating nearest the correct number
of beans in the jar we had at the addi
tion last Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The correct rumber of beans in the Jar
was 7,582.
7,567-C. E. Falk, 2814 Webster street
guessing nearest the correct number, gets
the fMi Aksarben Hill lot.
7,645 Lucia Cook, 3704 Grand Ave.,
puesslng nearest the correct number, gets
the $X iVctor Talking Machine.
: 7,777 E. W. RykeR, 4136 Vernon Ave.,
guessing Second nearest the correct num
ber, gets the $L'S Victor Talking Machine.
7,314-G. R. Wajfonseller, Sfill N. 30th,
guessing the fourth nearest correct num
ber, gets the $5 allk umbrella.
Over Js.000 worth of lots were sold In
this new addition the first three days
of the sale, which shows the demand for
well located lots close to school and car
line. We still have a numtor of cnoice
lots In Aksarben Hill that we will sell
on terms of $5 clown and $5 a month.
Prices from $175 to $300. Call at our of
fice and get pint or telephone and we
will mail you one.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
. BARGAIN
Owner going to California, offer to
sell her 17-room, all modern home, at 217
No. )th St. Price, $3,900.
O'Neil's E. E. & Ins. Agency,
1505 Farnam Street.
Tyler 1021.
P. S. To sell property list with us.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1ST, WIS,
THE RATE FOR ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THIS CLASSIFICATION WILL BE
1 CENTS A LINE EACH INSERTION.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
My home has reception hall, tuu-lor.
dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms and
bath; first floor finished in oak. Built-in
book case, fire place; second floor In
birch, full cemented basement, floored
attic, rooms all decorated, screens and
atorm windows, cemented walks. 60 ft.
lot. This is worth $4,&w. but will take
$4,000 on easy term If sold before October
1. Located two blocks from Dundee car.
Owner, Harney 4740.
NEW 5-room modern cottage, oak fin
ish, with built-in bookcases, large attic,
full cemented basement near car line,
school and church. Prico $3,000; $600 cash,
balance monthly. 3SW Fowler Ave.
A DECIDED BARGAIN.
Six-room house, 6 beautiful lots, on
paved street; shade and fruit trees,
chicken houseR and other Improvements,
$2,400. Address C 770, Bee.
Have You $200?
as first payment on a brand new 4-room
bungalow. This bungalow has double
floors with paper between the floors, tur
felt paper between the boxing and aiding,
and is well built in every way; interior
wood work Is nicely varnished. There
are two nice bedrooms with good slr.ed
closet; and good aized parlor and a good
combination kitchen and dining room;
haa city water and electric lights; dandy
floored attic and first-class cemented
basement' also cement walks. This prop
erty has a good sletf chicken house with
shingle roof jid enclosed chicken yard.
Just the place to raise chickens In the
early spring. Only a half block from the
Grand Ave. car line, close to the new
$30,000 school building and handy to
stores, etc The price Is $1,760 $200 down,
balance reasonable. monthly payments.
We also have a fine 8-room bungalow
on thes adjoining lot for $1,500 finished
just as complete and as well built This
property also has a good chicken house
rikI enclosed chicken yard. . Both prop
erties located on 41st just south of Grand
SOOTT & HILL,
Phone Douglas 1009. 307 MrCague Bldg.
A SNAP,
7-room, all modern house. In tip-top
condition, $3,000 on eaBy terms; $500.00
cash and $30 per month. This id a flni
home, -located at 8520 North 28th St.
ROWE REALTY COMPANY.
1623 Farnam St., Room 3.
FIELD CLUB SNAP
Ten rooms, all modern, laundry In
cellar; beautiful lot; good neighborhood;
close to school. Price only $3.50(1. Can
be sold on payments. Located at 911 8.
36th St.. In Field club district.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CX).,
310-312 Brandels Theater.
SOUTH OMAHA BARGAIN.
Five-room cottage In South Omaha;
electric lighted, water In kitchen; $1,450.
$100.00 sash and $15.00 per month buys
this nice little home.. Located m south
17th St., South Omaha.
ROWE REALTY COMPANY,!
1628 Farnam St.. Room I. I
CLOSE PRICE
SEVEN-ROOM MODERN
COTTAGE
M loot lot '. well located
Larj;e shade trees. Splendid neighbor
hood. Easy -walking distance. Near High
school and Crelgliten college. Will take
4,'ood ,arru mortgage as part or all pay
ment. Addrec owner, post office box
1044.
7 CENTS PER LINE WILL BE THE
RATE CHARGED ON AND AFTER OC
TOBER 1 FOR ADVERTISEMENTS
HUN UNDETt THE CLASSIFICATION,
"FOR 'SALE REAL ESTATE."
. HILLCREST ADDITION.
Best and cheapest suburban acre prop
erty near city. Fine country home sites
and garden tracts convenient to car. Sur
veyed, platted ' and staked in lots of
V4 ucre to 3 acres and priced from $135
per acre up. Come early and get your
choice of a Jot in this beautiful addi
tion. Call for plat and descriptive
literature. . C. R. Combs, 0 to 815 Bran
dels Theater Bldg. Phones Doug. 8916,
A-3711. -
FARNAM STREET VACANT
f feet by 132, south side of Farnam
west of 28th street. Will lease or build to
suit tenant. 8. S. Curtis. 1808 Harney St.
MAGNETIC healing, over HO S. let.
rOCXTK AXU PET STOCK
SMALL squab plunt. fully equipped
with 41 pairs of Plymouth Homers, houso
and all, easy loaded on wheels, for sale
or trade. Tel. Web. 1148. 1
Screenings, $1.50 per 100. Wagner, 801 N. fa
BOSTON terrier pups, screw tail; sire
my champion Tom Crtbb. Call Douglas
S858. aoao Farnam, ,
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY to loan on real estate. At
tractive terms. B.- L. Baldwin & Co., 5i0
First National Bank Bldg.
FARM LOANS near. Omaha; no com
mission i optional payments; cheap money.
Orin S. Merrill Co., 1213 City Nat. Bk. Bid.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $o0,0W W. H.
THOMAS., 603 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
IN BENSON
New. Just completed. One block from
Omaha Country club grounds. South
front, shade trees, corner lot, five cozy
rooms and drying room, rough walls,
decorated, and bath In white enamel,
beveled mirror In medicine cast Elec
tric fixtures, double flooring, oak finish,
basement under whole house. There Is
not a better built house offered on the
market. We will show you this property
at any time.
S.BEAVERSSW
7tf Omaha National Bank.
Douglas 245o.
CREIGHTON'S 2ND
ADDITION-
TWO-STORY square 7-roomi a-ll modern
house, lot 50x150, close to car line. Price
$3,000, which Is $500 less than It Is actually
BEM IS-CARLBERG CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theater.
VERY nice home on Laird and ISth Sts.
All modern, oak finished. $3,250. GRANT.
I). 8308.. 211 l;r.indls Theater Bldg.
Good 7-Room Homo for onJy
$2,700.
An extra well built house, with 4 rooms
down and 3 rooms upstairs; open plumb
ing; nicely located on east front loti x
120, at 1820 N. 26th St., near Parker Bt,
on paved street, with paving paid. Non
resident owner.
W. II. Gates,
644 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
'Phone D. 1294. Webster 2688.
MHimuri, '
"Facti Worth knowing." .
The Story of the OMrks.
An Interesting history of America
Switzerland, he richest dairy country
known, where from $j.(W to $35.00 per acre
can secure land on which you eau lie In
dependent. We also kave the greatest
State Poultry Institution In the world.
J. A. Wheeler, Mountain Grove. Mo.
$FDOWNAa!D $2 PER MO N 1 Vi
Will buy 10-acre fruit ami poultry farm
near town. Reynolds Co., Mo.; title per
fect; prlie $100. Harry McGuire, Cen
tiaua, III.
Nebraska.
ARAH L. IIUNGEHFORD. the Craw
ford. Neb., land man. has opened a
branch office for the allowing of sample,
grain, allaim. ana gat-Hen prouueis, raised
on his $10, $la alAi $.V land In famous
laves county, his (.and of independ
ence, in tne MctaRue nuuaing at tne
comer of Dodge and 15tli streets in
Omaha. In the eollcitloii there Is corn,
wheat, oats, rye. millet, cane, kafflr Corn,
alfalfa, alfalfa seed, flax, timothy, blue
grass and potatoes. Any man can maku
a sDeciaitv ot any or inese crops in
Dawes county or can raise them collec
tively and become absolutely Independent
In a couple of yean. He can own his
own home there, and then when he im
proves his place he is improving his own.
Is that not far better than paying high
rent? Call at the office, corner of 15th
and Dodge, and let the manager thore,
M. O. Sevboid. explain to you an about
Crawford and Dawes county; all about
our crop. our railroad facilities, our home
and our western markets, and all about
whv It Is better to larm a home ol your
own in Dawes county than In any other
section In the entire went today. Arab
L Hungerford, Crawford, Dawee county.
Neb. Omaha office, 15th and Dodge Sts.
8K ACRE farm for fiaiu in Knox Co.,
Neb. Owner ot said farm operating It
himself, but ' living In Iowa, therefore
desires to sell said farm. Can bo sold
as one or can bo divided In two good
fsrmn, one consisting of 82B acres, 100 acres
In uViltlvatlon, balance in pascire, ail
well fenced and an abundance of water
the year round; balance of UUU acres, good
set of Improvements, spienuid feed lots,
140 acres in cultivation, 30 acres of tamo
grass, balance In pasture and hay land,
will all grow alialia; ail well fenced an
abundance of running water the year
round. Purchaser can buy ,150 bead of
high grade cattle, the same amount of
hogs, complete set ot horses and Imple
ments if they so desire, or can buy the
place without Will carry $20,iM on land
at tlio rate of ( per cent for five or ten
years. This place is considered to be
the best farm of Its size In that country.
For further information apply to owner,
Soren Olesen, Route 3, Walnut, la.
40-BUSUEL WHEAT LAND, $2i TO $S
PER ACRE).
We have tor sale over 20,000 acre at
Cheyenne county, Nebraska' choicest
larm land, where the crop yields for U
years, Including law and, 1111 average
with the best in the state. Alfalfa, also
a leaning crop. Bettor soil, water and
climate cannot be found, Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNDlNU&LAiND IN VUHVMJUN-r CO..
SIDNEY, NKB.
146 acres In Burt county, Nebraska; wall
Improved; posse,saUm March 1; price 1116
an acre.
80 acres In Burt county, Nebraska, im
proved; price fJO per acre; possession
March 1. 1U.
80 aures Improved, In Thurston county,
Nebraska, $u an acre; renU-d for 1913;
rent goes with deal. Box 445. Lyons, Neb.
Norm iiukwia. -
CONSIDER THIS FOR A BARGAIN
320 acres In eastern Ransom county, N,
D 3 miles west oi Bhi'ho. in old settled
community, five miles from Sheldon,. wo
miles iroiri L u mi r a. one-hali! mlie from
school. LhihI all ViroKen, no buildings,
Lay and quality of land firt-class In all
respects. Adjoining lands held at from
W to $40 per acre. $18 per aero takes the
above laud If bought by October 7, l'Jl2.
investors get busy, no trade considered.
Box 741, Aberdeen, S. Dv
f the acreiig? production of wheat, r.vt,
barhv. oats and corn.
It is estimated thttt theprodtictlon will
lit- as follows.
A hcat-
r-raiw e. ,. :S25,9T4,il bushels,
Itoiimaiila . . . S6,4t7.iiM bushels.
Canada 308,iKt.00 bushels.
Total pivduiHioii In Uie following mmretl
cimntrirs, -3,2n0UO,ffl bushels, or K.7 pv
cent more rluin last year's production:
Prussia, BeteJum. Bulgaria, Denmark,
Spain. Great - Britain, Hungary, Italy.
Luxemburg. Swltaermrirt, ' I-Vaim'b, Nor
way. Nctlio?imls. IU)iuw(iftiM Russia,
India, J nim n, Egypt, Tunis, Canada and
t utted States..
Rye -
France 5132.080 bushels.
Netherlamlw Hi,;C2,tWV bushels.
Total production In the, following named
countries, l,5i,0u0,00i! hmhels, or 17.7 per
cent more than lant ywar'a production;
Prussia, Belgium. Bulgaria, Denmaik,
Spain, Krance, Hiingwy, Italy, Luxem
burg, Norway. Netlaeiftands. Roumanis,
Russia, Switzerland, Ouuada and United
Stat.-s.
Oats
Roumanla ,.... ''l,f.25,000 bushels.
Canada, r ,v , . . ,4M,r,O2.00O bushels.
Total production in the following named
countries, 3,5O4.0tV0Xli bushels, or 17.8 per
cent more than lan year: Prussia, Bel
gium, Bulgaria f.enmsrk, Spain, Great
Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg,
Switzerland; Norway, Netherlands, Rou
manla, Russia, Japan. Algeria, Tunis,
Canada and Unllwl States.
Corn
Roitniania 113,76,000 bushels.
Total proiluctlim In the following named
countries, 3,610.01 ,000 bushels, or 17 per
cent more than Hiat year: Hungary (not
Including Croatia and fllavonia), Bulgaria,
Spain, Italy, RoJnnanla,. Russia, Switzer
land, United Stales, Japan and Egypt.
Barley
Roumanla 22,248,0 bushels,
Canada r 4H.4U8.000 hushels,
Toiui production in tno following named
countries, l,174jOOO.OBO' bushels, or 6.7 per
cent more than last year; Prussia Bel
glum, Bulgaria. Deumark, Spain,. Great
Britain, Hun nary, Italy, Luxemburg,
Switzerland, Norway, Netherlands., Rou
manla, Rnsslii, Japan,, Egypt Ttinls, Can
ada and United States.
Rice
Italy 24.493,000 hushnlsi
Japun ..386,027,000 bushels.
Flaxseed
Canada 28, 144,000 bimhelsi
Wlm- ,
Italy 9M,S!,0flS imperial gallons,
Wine (musty)
Spain 307,9i),009 Imperial gallons.
Silk Cocoons
Japan 3Tu71S,0M) pounds.
Everybody Working
' For Father's Hoard
If father thinks he can save a
llttlo money now that mother and
daughter are beginning to wear their
own hair to the exclusion of numer
ous little frizzles they have been
buying of the hairdresser, father, who
foots the bill, ha awrther giiess coming;.
For just when father thinks he has a
chance to keep a. Utile small change,
along comes the hair ornament man
hlffhty pleased because fashions have
changed and his harvest Is ripe for the
gleaning. -
W. B. Earl of t-ecmJnatpr, Mass., waa
In Omaha yesterday doing the gloating,
because the west, and in tact the whole
country, has bumper crops, Is buying a
fair amount of luxuries per capita and
women's combs in particular. , N
It's going- to be great year for hair
ornaments," said he.
Mr. Earl waa a member of the class
of '92 at! Dartmouth and while- in Omaha
renewed his acquaintance with Nathan
Bernstein, of the same class, whom he
had not seen for twenty years.
Captain Dempit-y happened to be but
three blockd away and hurried to the
scene, where he found Swindell, who
gave himself up. declaring he had shot
in self defense.-
Davis was married to a white woman
and lived at 112 South Ninth street
Swindell Is single-and lives at 213 North
Ninth street.
MORE CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
Fourth-Class Postmasters to Be Pat
on Classified list.
DELEGATION MAKES REQUEST
Kxerntlve Order Affectlua Thirty
Six Tbonsand Officer. Will' Be
lMned by Prraldrat Taft
In Short Time.
- somk Dakota.
HOMESTEADS.
In southern South Dakota In the rain
and corn belt. Laud open Oct. Jut Let
us tell you bow to secure one. Shulei
& Carey, liia-23 City Nat. tJank Bldg.,
Omaha.
FOR SALE -Good unlmprifved quarter,
Jerauld county, S. D. irfl.tlo tor quick
sale. Want cash fur my equity. L. o.
Wlnfleld, Gresham, Neb.
THE South Dakota low priced lands
that have produced buntei- crops this
year are attracting great attention from
homeseekers and speculators. They have
produced ;I60 per capita and averaged
per farm. In m-w wealth, This Is
not equallad by any other state. Gov
ernment homesteads may still be bad.
Fur further information address Com
missioner of Immigration, Piorre, S. D.
FOR SAIJOItio acres god "farm lurid;
10 acres broke, balance alt tillable; 7
miles from Dallas and 0 miles from
Colonic Price, $40 per act, payable
$1,500 cash, $V00 March J. 1913; $2,400
March 1, W17. Address Uot ISO, Dallas,
Bo. Dak.
MisceUanevae.
FOUR hqmestead rellniftiWhrnents: 2,B0
acres in oha body;, 3-set improvements;
Just right for cattle or hate ranch; lg
miles from railroad. Price $2,500. Other
relinquishments, deeded load and school
lands. Loup Lucid Co,, Seneca, Neb.
ABSTRACTS OF TITI.K,
need Abstract Co.. oldest abstract ai
de tn Nebraska, tot Brandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE
FARM & HANOI LANDS FOR SAI.K
Arkanftas.
ARKANSAS LANDS-Bargains In
fruit and stock farms: no trades consid
ered. F. E. Jones, Mammoth Springs,
Ark.
TO BUT, SELL OR.-RENT. FIRST SEE
J JOHN W. ROBBINS, liOJ FARNAM ST.
1,000,000 ACRES in Arkansas for home
steading. Where located and how secured
shown in our 1911 booklet, sent postpaid
! 23c. H. D. Glass, Dept. 4, Harrison, Ark.
Idaho.
FOR KALE 20-acres ot sppies and
prunes at New Plymouth, Idaho. This
year's apple crop estimated at $.000 bpxea
goes with land. Small payment down,
long time on balance. W. & Bell, Em
cuott Idaho.
LIVE STOCK MAKKiZT OF WEST
(hip live took to South Omaha. Save
nllearf and shrinkage, aoui- consign
aieou recolva prompt aart oni sfui utua-
ion.
Lit tuck Couiuiuiuu 3Zerokaat
. BTERB BKOS. A CO. Stroiic. reliable.
CLfKTON Com. :t., f Kxcnarn; KliW.
fcny'1er-.M;ilone-'oftmn 'o.. if K. Kllr.
LAjERTT BROS.. i 11c.mif- HuIk.
Martin Bros. & Co.. Exchaotie Bldii!
Key to the Situation Viee Advertising,
IvVarft AS j
V J
Laborer is Burned
to Death in Home
While lying on a bed, Jamea Watklna,
a laborer, waa burned to death. In hia
home at 1224 Izard street when tlia house
burned last night at t o'clock. Hla
honsekeeper, Myrtle Howard, narrowly
escaped death.
Watklns had been drinking. About S
o'clock he laid down on the bed and set
a lighted candle on a chair beside him.
The candle set fire to the bed clothes
and In tarn to the tar paper shack.
Special Officers Page and Pat Lahey of
the Northwestern, who were passing,
tried to get Into the house, but found
the doors locked. Fire company No.
broke down the door and succeeded In
saving the life of the woman. Before
they could get Watklns out of the house
he was dead.
Mike Haley, a fireman with company
No. 4, was badly burnid about the right
hand and arm.
Foreign Notes
Disturbances marked the meeting of the
Hungarian delegates In Vienna.
The Chinese foreign minister has set
tled With President Yuan Shal Kal, on
an energetic policy In Mongolia says a
Peking dispatch to the London Dally
Telegraph.
A division of the Turkish army In
Janlna in the southern part of Albania
has declared against the government it
is reported In a dispatch to the London
Times from Salonlkl.
The eighteen bullovms which started
at Paris In competition for the Aero
club's grand prlx, have all landed. , The
Esrapade Is the probable winner of the
prize. The Escapade descended In Fln
sterre. Brlmny, making a safe landing
near the sea, . .,
WASHINGTON, Sept. S4.-U waa prac
tically decided today that President Taft
In the near future will Issue an executive
order plaoing fourth class postmasters
In the classified service. This order-, re
lieving 36,038 postmasters from the un
certainty of political appointment, wiU bo
one of the most comprehen8tvrand far-,
reaching as affecting; the civil service
ever Issued by a president of the Unltul
States,
That the president would take this step,
his first set toward puttinir Into practloe
hia ofl'in expressed belief that all gpvern
ment officers below the grade ot cabinet
members should be removed from th in- ',
fluence ot polities' and placed under the
civil service, became practically certain
late today after a delegation ot postmas
ters, returning from, the annual' conven
tion of the national association at Rioh
mond, Va., had,' been received at the
White Ijouse and by Postmaster General
Hitchcock.
Ksbralt Una- Petltltta.
The visitors submitted, a monster peti
tion, signed by about 20,000 postmasters,
asking that they be placed in the-class!-:
fled list. After discussing; tha matter
briefly with the delegation, President
Taft referred the eecutfv committee, ot
the association to Mr. Hitchcock for fur
ther consideration of the matter. Later
the committee called upon the postmaster
general to discuss the subject with him.
In a few dnys Mr. Hitchcock will sub
mit to President Taft a formal recom
mendation that the petition be granted
ami the president is expected to act
promptly and favorably upon the recom
mendation. ,
In the entire country there were 49,672
fourth class postmasters at the end of
the last fiscal year. By executive order
Issued in. July,, 1908, President Roose
velt placed the fourth class postmasters
of all of the New England states and ot
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin
In the civil 'servlw-a total of 13,634.
Those still without th service number
30.038.
While the detail of the proposition
have not been worked out, it is expected '
the changing Into classified service of
this great number ot officials wilt be
accomplished by the designation of the
postmasters of groups of states succes
sively. It will require an Immense
amount of labor on the- part of the civil
service commission particularly, as well
as on the part of the Postotflce de
partment 1
NANCE COUNTY COMMITTEE
RAPS ISCARI0T ELECTORS'
Chairman J. 11. Umstead of the Nance
county republican central committee haa
sent a letter to Bull Moose Chairman
Epperson, leaving no doubt aa to th
attitude of the . committee in Nanca
ceunty. The letter U as follows:
F17Xil.KKTUN. Neb.. SDt 2X-A. c
Epperson, Lincoln, Neb.: Dear firIn
closed you will find a list of the re
publican county central committee of
Nanee county as requested. I want to-
say that we are republican, not bull
moosers, and do not believe in assisting
any man that is doing alt he can against
the national republican ticket, and aiso
we do not feel like helping a committee
that was appointed from a convention
claiming to- be republicans that Is too
cowardly to Indorse its national candid
ates, and. platform. We, the republican
central committee of Nance county, do v
not and will not support those six Judaa
Iscarlot electors who are nominated an
the republican ticket and who now say
they will vote In the electoral college
for Theodore Roosevelt Instead of the
republican candidate, William Howard
Taft. ,
There are some of the boye on the
state ticket that we will do all In our
power to elect, but those who are going
through the stste assisting; Theodore
Roosevelt to destroy the republican
party, we have no use for.
Respectfully yours.
J. H. UMSTBAD,
Chairman Nance county republican cen
tral committee.
RUPTURE
of all varieties cured In
In a few days without
pain or 1 oss of time. No
pay will be accepted un
til the patient is cared.
Write or call.
"Fidelit," Rupture Cure
Rt . U. S. i"t. OBm
Prank H. Wray, K. O.
Bee Building-, Omaha
v . pa
4
"Died of PnrimuU"
is never written of those who cure
coughs and colds with Dr. King's New
Discovery. Guaranteed. 50c and $l.fl& For
rale by Beaton Drug Co.
Culls -from the Wire
Mitchell's corn palace season opened
yesterday with a big attendance.
A Judge to try Dr. George A. Frltsch
for Wie second time for manslaughter In ;
connection with - the death of Maybelle
Mlllman In Detroit was secured in circuit
court -
Joseph Marohlc, editor of the Croatian
Heruld of Pittsburgh. Pa., waa elected
president of the National Croatian so
ciety, which is holding Its annual con
vention In Kansas City.
A fund of $21,375.95 to aid the cause of
home rule for Ireland was raised in
Philadelphia at an enthusiastic mass
meeting under the auspices ot the United.
Irish League of America,
That America Is fast coming to the
landlord and tenantry stage of England
with Its attendant woes, waa the state
ment made by Francis Nelleen. former
member of the British Parliament, at St
Joseph, Mo.
Attorney General U. S. Webb of Cali
fornia began Investigation of charges
preferred against Louis R. Olavia, who
figured prominently in the Balllnger
Plnchot controversy and ts now secretary
ot the California Conservation commis
sion. ' .
Acting Chief Justice Wallaoe Mount of
the Washington supreme court, Issued an
Injunction restraining the superior court
of King county from proceeding with the
trial of the $1,000,000 damage suit ot
James A. Moore against the Metropolitan
Trust company of New York, until the
entire supreme court can pass upon
Moore's application for a permanent re
straining order.