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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1914)
TIW UMAliA bUXDAV 15EE: J)EC;EiIBEIi HO, 10U. Jt.ei. 1- JJ.U --J..1-.-I.'-Xlg '. sw.rrF.ns yi.umv I'IlUKU ft AMh- IM.ml'r a pew good rlr r pi i no, ret new t -V Wilt re f.ir cr.. with r"He. llceprmalble patlee run buy IM plerer on payments. e.r trade for diamond aa payment. B'TaTST K It W ill trad medat.r I very good Hind 1 1 Inn In purl payment oa Dun dee M C. pee. RF.OIU'S ftt two vhonoaraph rort), Ihlnf I ran P f C "STRCCTO "!tf urto" or akafee. ami four-mlnue cheap or for any- iiKI. Re. Ol'TFIT-T wo-doLlar outfit to exchange tor elej a. c. ". Re. MTE wir.K niSIXKHH MK.V OP OMAHA Klerlate. a. MNAomm iw Hrrr rxn, twi. PaT M S finrlata,"7H Famem at. rinrlete, HKffl HffftpOQA, 11t tifMffl ft. U HF.NDKH.40N. IMS Farnam. U Memlier Florist Talomraph lel. Awn. FIONH. ehowrarda, Clark (ton. 1. 137. t-Tii'.OTi'I'K New. in the beet o( con dition, feed 1" than four month Will trad for anything of sousl value, or what cash offer will you mne Ad rtre S C. e, Fee. . PINOLE iT'TTKH What lll you trada for a a'ngle cutter, almost new. Ad dress B I4 Pee. SHOW C.SK l-ateal, piate glass, marble hate, adjustable plate glane eheivas. Win trade for plane or sell cheap. 8. C. 3T1. Be. STOCK Preferred atock In largo proflt al corpoiAilfn for Improvid farina In rnvem Nebrnaka. Kenans or Iowa. Ad Iit S. C. 411', l;ee. SANITARY WA1I.H KT1 L), t'uyrlgrspn make. l!atlla water for 1 cents a gal lon at home. All drumrtds need one. All "f-eper and lined with Work tin. FtT irefonola or Vlctrola or cash. B. C. 874, Pee. TO TRADK for ;'.'-iifle r carpenter toolaj or work fcarnen. or what? Nearly new Remington A-callbcr automatic rlfla and l" shells for rum: cost $40. Addreaa H, '. 4C. Bee. TV KV KITKR Nen Oliver typewriter, trover ben used. Will exchange for a diamond or something near Its value. Ad dress . u. an. R-. If air Ore-eel aa. Harper method. R. . Paled PIdf n. KT1. Ladles' Taller, LAPIKeV aulta tailored to measure: popu lar price; rerncolin. Irwin Precber Co., til H. lath. Phone roy. ffWI. Llkln riatarea mm Hlrla- THOMAS DURION' Kloetrla fltlerea and auppllea. rontraet Ing and repair work dona reaxnnabla. 4lCl!MINO. DOI'OLAH TO TltAl'IO Dunlneta bnildlng and lot In good ftml! town for linpiemanta; If your implement atork la too larga I will trada fr part of It. PrU-a, ,iUi; nr., i ti). Will rent building for ona year, til per month. Addreaa Uux 244, 1'otaraburg, Neb; TtPKWhlTrR-I-ata mode) Vlaibla atonaanl ty txwrltcr. In pirfect fhape; t'Q, or w,i trada for anything of agual aliie 1 can ue. Adilreaa 8. C t4. Pea. WATCH, ETC. One 17-Jewel eilver wat..h. A 1, ona punching bsg, ring lor wal; ona go "1 tt nnnr poelcard n.ncplnc. with lam.. Khotguh, violin or nut.matlo revolver preferred, or what hava you. Ad nra, O A2, Pee. WHAT Pave, you In realty to exrhanga f-r a aew A-paaannger Mll liel aulumo I'll. Dcxrlba fully. Addreaa a. C, Sal, Be. tVOOJ J Pl,OWPI.AlN AND IVOR JO1!4 SON HKV'Ot.VKIl-3. cal., botn In gx! ahapa. Will awap (or a kodak or .23 Biev ena repenting rifle or Varhn rlfla. Allxht glva a llttlu to hoot If your atitff la tet ter than mine. Addreaa. 8. C. Dee, I.It Stawk Remedlea. OMAHA Remedy Co.. fMT W. Itth. Wad 4J. Maak, (Mtlain aaa l4ar tlatMe, MNFR. of lodga regalia and roatumea, The (argent atool: of rrvtaiiiTad and theatrical roatumet In the country. The. Ltlwn A Bon. 1.M4 Howard. IX 4i. Maaaaea. MIPS BCHMTDT. maaa..' eWo. bath. D. TU, Open eve., p. rn. ; Bundaya, 10 to K. MI88 JACOB8. maaa maniruflng.Phore loug. 427. Ifoura lo ; Sunday II to t MISS OIION, miiu; downatalra, 17li lodga. Hra. 1(1 to , Bunday to B p. m. V lolct Hny, ma ai".7:lr Hea Hldg, t.l 1 Claral.ee, hath and m Toug. (TTd. MASrAK.l f. 17;h Ht. Mra. Btaele. Mlaa Fliihor, wia., eteci. treat fjtul tiWT MASSAGE iy BKB huiLdino. LIVE WZRR BL!.NKSf4 MEN OF O.MAI1A A B C of Omaha COltA BELLI NO Y fV Etfc aatltfartory eaatarn freat merit; hatha; dally and evening. 107 H. 17th Ht. Notioe iTIvate entrnnf. baaement. cor. of hMg. KHthTean Alack. maaa KB at hath. t. Vat BATH and maatago, akohol rub. I-anra Wllaon. 1S0C f amain. H. 3. lou1aa 87S1. Open overilMg and Huntlaya Miett WALTON, hath. maaa. Tel. D. (loura M to ; "urday, II to ll-t Kay, maea., 4a pee Hldg. 1. Mllllnerrw ' ' 8 WITCH KB from comblrg. 'tl.W. Payrhe free Mra. H. M. K. k. Marcy. , uty Meaaeagfejr aad Tranafar. WHITK LINK, t 8. 11th. Dtlja ant Marina-, etarart a ad Cleaaiaar. W. C. FBRRtN. l&thandCapl tol. Ty. 1 Offtco Booma. THE PEE BUILDING "Tha building that la alwaya tmw," la helrtg aelerted by many- Ilva Wire Buelnoaa Men for their ISI5 office home. Inquire Itoom jnj. Ocallata. Kyra amtmlnad, gUeaea I'll tod, pay a can. Ira. Mr'arihy. llll W. O, W. F LL watihea. dlamomla and Jewelry at actual WHOLESALE COHT. Quitting Jewelry bunlnene, WEST ERN WATCH ANI JEWELRY CO., Iloom ?. Karhach Block. A Bilii HUILOI.sa OKF1CKS are good Inveatmenta for 1915 bualneae build :ra. Now la the time to eel act yowa. Office room It. JL'MC We are the oldest Junk tuy ere la the weeu Wr.ta for price list n e. rap metal, rubber and rage. L. tUrdlng A con, V. .11 1.V1 Cum., (.'iimhg. N E W and eeoond-hand eleotrlo faru and motora. LeProa I.lectrio Work, MH 8. 12th. bouglaa 317s. M AHA PILOXW CO. 1W7 Cuming. I I Doug. tvsi. lUnovatta foathera aud v maAtreaaaa of all kind a. leather matlreaaea and down covera. aCUUM cleaners for sale. Yaouum cleaning done la The koine. Sanitary per ire ie., tmm oiug. V Ia- tect, repair, all needles and parte vv ir en aewing matnioes. rtu- PKASrC CXCLE CO.. ' Mlckol m," Uth al Harney, liouglaa lt'X w LALV-EVER aluiulnuin kitchen ulan- flia. Popular wuilliialiuua, not autu In aloraa. iiaxtory nauiuiutea. Weu, Acvruau lania. M ELV U.l.K P. THOMAS COMPANY. 1-iT-w inr Wtt. l.ank iihig Tywr K. A. DAuiiAK. aocuunia aud-ied, upeu lug and ciuxlug booka, luuucrn oiie a ntt ceat amounting ayelema, Addreaa 4aVI lumnc Biug. Phune U. A4illiig At av , I-t'lon A on I rig Wachlnoa. 411 B. IS. D. 144. Adiier Wcii. co. tWa.mii), VV, O. W. D.Tai ArvAtllecia. Kverett 6. Dodds, Bi Paston Blk. A. Jk-0. Attrattioaut, OMAHA lim Eg., 14th and Doug. Motioa (iu tuie nmclilue and film bartalna Aata aaa At itiatriug. Maifiivto repair work a epvaialty. D-MHL Aacttuucers lowd A union Co.. 11 W. O. W. Bad gtO, tola PriatkHg- HOMNUV HLVIG PRINT CO., KB Oioaiia Net I tiank Biilg. liar aia. 11 Chairs, Me shave, neck ehave. IsTT 1 ar. Um. l'u4fli. rantow-Mitrhail Co., rt and Martha eta, ( iatarat 4 Wall tltag. NKhl writ or clie'i o.aaned or dugt u.'rlAI'EH doea It. I'huue Web. bull. ClAt4-aU A-aaaa. W. T. Smith Co., 1111 City Nat. Bk. P. tills. taal I4lcra r,( Johnson's aelal, also Victor nut, w phona I). llti. $5 t bArogractora. Is. Ofdd.t, I. C. jS Bea niiX a. Doug. x (1 i Pal a liner. H'ih lerhrord. aaooratlng, firing. R. mJl tlvll kavlaacra M. J. LAt'T, sir. BEB Bi.DO. nouo. mt i rta.'t lr pa rata re. The Bharpies beparator C.. IMk ram. 4. lac k H patriae. KXPf HT clu k repairing. Web. 1311 Iraiara a ad Paper llaaasre. Illl.CKli doea It. Phone Walnut !!. tcevtte. INVESTIGATION carried out la pari of 1'n.iU-d r-Utca, Canada or Mx. V I'Kiion illk. Ii. 1371. Walnut 1j0. Oateupatbfe Phyatetaaa. lJrReriicha,Jf)M McCagite BTdg. p. Hot. 'Dr. Peterson, Wit Brandcia B M g. , p. iiJT Patent ,I)evelopnea. ' ' AMFHICAN Machine Co.. II B. Jlth Bt. PrIallnaj. WATirrtii-BARNJIAnT Ptf. printing. Tel. 1'oug. jino. " tOI'tH.AB Printing Cm t'talltjr Hih ft. n'.. SI4. COUICY H KKN7.IB pTO. CQh, fW4T JOJiHAJJPtgro.! CENTRAL PRINTINO CO. IOUQ. VA. Pateata, H. A. Bturyea, jtg Brandelg Theater Bldg. p. O Bwrnell, pan ton Blk. Tel. Red 7117. SP AN OPEN AIR SCHOOL Af is the latest wrinkle In ed- f Av-tx . A ucatlon in Ne-Jf Rochellc, vAVli X N.Y. School Is held on a io. frva m 1 1 r 11 hmafl mflT.za or an oia n 41 v V- . mansion. The little lads . f . and lassies are furnished f , ' v v J j with a "parka," a Polar V '? I y ?' - 1 exploration garment, tsn- ; VP' Ct- der which is Worn a jf J V' ' sweater. The "parka" L'.' . ; K, , slips on over the head like I 1 ; .v--' , a shirt and is laced up i j l r i . .v ' front and drawn in at tho ul i " X iV, neck. The hood can he : H r- thrown back if too warm. J ' 1 aatiw. , . , .. U '.I - ' Z's , h :-.::' U . i ' - w . j .. ' A ; ' ti 'j r .. r r-'. 2 4 k. r . :-J - - - - - - - - . i ,; ' Patatiaat Payerla. Ht'flH M'MANt'B. 417 N. 40th. tr. t. Plnrnea Btatvalti, PLUM El flowers made aver, cleaned A dved. ltcrlha Kruger, tti Pa a I on. p. S.TH4. Haaeli Kxterealaator. B. B. B Botch powder at yonr druggist Safe sad Time Lack Bzawata. C A 1717 C Onened, repaired, eomti. Shea Hepalrlag) f rt Bhoe Rap. Co., 1 Bt Mar r' ritlEPMAN IUIH8, alioe repair, ail B. 11 slaas aaej a bo wear da, 17. M -I.AnK A BON, lit . MTII ST. store aael Otlire rtataree, PES KB, safes, scale a, showcases, ahetv ing, ete. We buy. sell. Omaha Future and hupply Co., 4)4-l-! B. Uih U, trii Steel tetl toga, CARTER -Unset Metal Works, 1t M 11th. fctorm km aiael lera. WeirP h Co. (julck delivery, Wcheter I7T. Tewel Sapvltca. OMAHA Towel Supply, ft H. 11th. p. V. Traake a4 Saltcaaea. KRWMNQ a BTFINLK, 1HT41 Tarnam St. Tallara. ('HAS. C. OOLSEN 4k CO.. 611 8. lf.tkBt.. Id'floZ 'eterlaarlaaa, L'l1 ' ..TOI'NO, orj Ccntor, Wat. jnn. W laew Saiaaa Cleaaoaa i4 ill.. OLD ahadea made like new. Midwaat -Jj'2 x try, 401 Haml.toa, Wei, elel. H I aaa aadlLlqaore, ' ' ' 0 late ninnetu to a, iwj. tluie lliiuor tiouee, N. lath: Callf..rni. I , . A I C . 1 . . . - ' " ' ' Write for price Hat. 1 'lh and Capitol Ave. Tan-cent lunch. BUY your family liquors at Klein a l.lnuorJlouse. lJI ti. iih. Pouglag laoa. r ""' - ---TTrrn jr. t t, ,-1, ra Ico JAWI.il ALlt. 311 Neville li.k. Kvl. lit nee ecurrl In all caawa. Tylor ll.Td. Ihi'. litnLliigs Kcrvl trvlT Phutie ' .-11 AnreK 1. nut rie. Iteaaa. . DHT. t; at rut prices; freight paid oa He orJstg; lataiogues free, cherniaa Mo. ConrMril Drug t t'niaha. Nab. Pastisi Aeadeaalca, T"i!!LLJnll',A,',,, Ttrn. 'i-'inveve lln'iflmre. Pnone At ah. ti'iT I HA Vhl Hrt' Acaden'iyl ' rlalo. i l7t" iat-Ki,t'a Aiaooiuv. r,iw oko. !. liar licnilata. Iir. Hradlmry. :.'o pain, iws Parnam, ? T. Twi I I s alveolar dcntiatry. il Hrittlia !). the lent let. T'4 CltyNatT Paak! T.ft Icntai hixims. 15i7 Iiouala. I. tbi Pyurilit-K, It. yi.-koa. 7-4 CUy NatT bank! Urmaaklig, Vr y Ireenoik' collegi, THh eV Parnam. T' ! M ' !'to",ter. 1 up a. U-li. 1 , nl'WUVu:'4i4 Caa. ped T.r' y M. lluiui. l.uwm, CaaRi7TiJ llrt.llMlkllNl.- F!illf.VAhl,F! dreaimaklng. 1V7 Corby. Year f.Isncy Should Etrn Frca Wt hv several different plsns hereby you cu set from 7 to 10 on your money and lie absolutely safe In your In Vestment. At, everyone, knowg Resl Estate 1s on ot the oet and safest Investments on erth. Wej can arrange It so you csn Invest la individual Vropertles or take an interest with others. Wo hava one pi a whereby you can Inveat la amounts aa small aa $100. , It wtl pay you to sea or writ us about it ..clings & licyden 161 Harney Htreet. LEE IIAGEE TO RON THE BROOKLYN FEDS sBBBjsgejBB"- a Formef St. Louis Ration! Player to Maiafe Tip Topi. OatUw Leagraa OfflcUte Ueellae U Tell What la Dleeaad at Ei . eeatlrg Coaamltte Meet ... . CHICAOO, Pee. .-Lee Ma fee,' former St Louis NaUonal league player, will manage the Brooklyn Federal league leant next season, according t aa an nouncement tonight by R. B. Ward. pres. Idtnt of the club. Magee. who had tieea signed as a player, conferred with the clue here today and his appointment as manager was made aooa after. Mayo had a successful record as aa outfielder with the Et. Louis dub. He was la the party that made the exhibi tion trip around the world a year ago. Federal league officials declined to tell what had beeif discussed at the meeting o! the executive committee. NO TAEENDERFOR RDPPERT Brewer Sayi Decided Wist to Do with Five Kew Hen and Bom. . SCHEDULE ; MEETING OPENS Farcaaaer ot New Yark American ' ga II la . Nat Ceaalderlaa Federal Leaaae Propoal . tlon at All. Nate fraaa Taker. The oratorio, "Handel Messiah." will by given by. the combined oratorio aocle liea of aienwood and Tabor at the Tabor Congregational chorea Monday evening, December XI. Prof. K. K. Oennett I director. ' RAILWAY TIME CARD Catoaaa Mllrtaakea A St. rauU- fecitta Lin KM aTiHfa all: II aa ( eioeao aatwal r 1 1 M ra a 1M am ( nuao Uay.tgkt Saeciai..,.a I k aa tJ:ilta fl(rDl Mail lIllM alttpia Macula Lomi ...a tm aA:teaei t kleano roat Weaten Tela City Untiles ..a l et am a I aa Tela Ct'r Braa a am a :W CkieaM ? ,.-....il.ra at..ia U Uk UMM.I, fjHk.LAli .11 M - .. kitsaa t t I ClMDtae Mini t SLAYER IG i) "AHT VICTIM SOh-IN-LAtf Dramatic Scene at Wife of Kai' dered Man Testifjex for Parent Who Killed Him. , - SHRINKS FEOM HIS EMBHACE FREKCH LICK. Ind., Dec. 19.-The 1313 schedule meeting, of the American and National leaguea opened here today. No developments were announced In the ne gotiations tor the sale of the Now York American league club to Jacob Ruppert, Jr., and CapUla T. L. Huston, Baa Johnson, Barney Dreyfus and John Hardier .next th. e-t. .- f '"u,uw "l ""-'w, w- ir. lu j.-i . i Newman, wltneesed a dramatic eoene, late She Swears Htwnsa Father of Her Child ana that she Had Not Tol HeJatlvra ! Uer I , Stnrrlnae. ' NEW CITT. N. T., Dee. -Th Jury in the trial of William V, Cleary for the th day considering the schedules and tonight refused to discus the meeting. Johnson, however, volunteered the In formation that negotiations for the sale ot the New Torks would' be resumed to morrow. Colonel Ruppert, whan asked It he had oome te a conclusion regard ing the purohaae of th New Torks. said: "I shall not start with a tall-ender and try to make a pennant winner out of It. I have made up my mind what to, do, if they give me five new player and a manager. As t th Federal e-ue prop osition, I am not considering It at all. If I g Into base ball It will be wUh a winner." Ruppert said negotiations were not completed and the sale might not be conoluded until December J3- '' tu e aat kit u Pim " lltli, srM a 4 W sa t in SOUTH OMAHA HIGH POUNDS PLATTSMQUTH INTO POWDER South Omaha High ecliool basket ball team Initiated its aohedule of state games for the high school ohamplonahlp last evening .by taking the Flnttsmouth quin tet In camp, e to S. The Pluttamouth five put up a brave fight, but their cause was hopeless. Ralph Leach, right guard, naa the star of tha ftaulh Omaha team althotiirh Ilia I . wnwr. ( fast guard piled up a tally of nine bgs- IZLZZtrXZllil'' J'"?- ".U during th game. Bpeck and Lar- ckiakaM a lu KrMu..a 4.M aai an e u , n of the PlatUmoutk teejn showed their mettle, and although they succeeded la throwing the three PUttsinouth goals, they were materially hindered by the poor teamwork put up by their associ ate. A Urge crowd of South Omaha rooters were present, and .the. cheering of tho audience filled th air constantly. Lineup: SOl'TH OMAHA. PLATTSMOL'Tfl. Cunningham Hevay ataaatata L4arw.....il.l pa aiJ aoi WEBITGH STHKBT ITATION Fl. teeatk a ad Webater. Chlraaa Oaaaha . Pan I, Mlaaeanella lprt. Aertre. Twte C? PSMeasaa kUu S M aa eixi i! l.irM...tf k I !ia ail .to mm t.Mr ruiimii t. a a ki.Alast tr r Laoai tHLIMUTON STATIO.HTeath aa htaaeau PsrliasUs R41LWAY TLME CARD -.V A l.''Vt. ts.il Ix.ux'm i';(i-iiee w u .,; a i?tk. r. tin. . c rj f blwaT 'e Hfraia, v. ,!..,( r burfi. 4r: pa. Bik. r. era An'i(l'UX, ai.l.-, ki-Mt, eunburst. bog ! " : '' button, ell eiac Slid ''- K-matit- :.mg. (.)! e tig lag. dl p'-ani.ic Co.. i-jj iU((.as PIulm. I). l'o.'tt-ra. ' l.i.-s l iMfTW, H.OX. Jith it. Wtb J777. taiON I ATiU.Wlistk aa Maaa Cktleeae aV North waa term . . . NORTH. Per, ArrlM, Tela ltr Iiaeaaa. t.iiu a.S M 0ke ! eaw..r a ? 4 aia a M Vm .-ii... cur A-o.1 4 I il iitZ MiaaaaK.. kMl a IS,, ,n M 1 via Any Liuiua SJUST. rmtr Frwlal larrtl Lcl ...,,.... H,kya k.airaaa ' umii u.tal .all r s J -ha .ri .....s e Lai a I w ar Ortg.a-Wa'.hiuaitM LiaitW4...a 2 ttrn ail it mm Wkist'. CaJr.a IxKal a I w m Uu,uj.-riaiiM , i m . ," l.iiMia.s Pine a t it ra si6 i La H.ui.-euirl ,.,.kliM klaia tou-Hut apeU a Uw . e-laer ' ......a I mi ra at a Ain.m-ua,ll MM ). a !. .it) a-a i t . a t aa s f oa ua -a T-4 a ail r 11 rHrt Arrive. ..au U eat eil.ti aa ..a kM ilXra ..a Hm tlna e aia a 4 14 rs a I X r I:ll a iUH pa, ..ail 1 aa a :4 mm ..a .u at a 4 l ai '' ..k I 4 ia kill mm I K aw i I N aie ,..aUMsi t;Maa ....a la sat s s 41 aa ...4 I V aa ail tt mm a e a 1 aia tanw IJaHt4 IMaw aa4 llinmtia.... Hiial Swaad gfcf rtmm ... Kbraska INHata tliwl HHIa Uu.-.ln kill Mankwaat k.are Naraaa tvraaa UuwB Lacl liuriar-I'Mltewavm I UiivMeulk-Wtia I HvCa-ue-r '"' Valewe PaeHIa - Ovarlaae Piaui raiiiacala Ui , Omaha Kre .. Auaae it-xurfm , a M 4 Lm Aaaem UaUad -all 44 aa a 44 si i uieraaa te.ierae 4 M aa a 4 i mm iuiuraAa BfKtal HIMta elaSea Kmm kraacu4 LAaliaa aia H aa rurtte kaiid -n t aa a T 14 aa 1'r.eoa-V. k.l uatoa LiaUta..aM M aa a I II a Smnm l ietia Ul a I U aa a 4 u aa Oraa UlaaA Lm1.. I I k ia 414 a aa trabuis Ul I J tt ga kiH.Mra attaeoart r'aciflc K. C. A M. U aiaeMa. a I II aa a t t aa K. r. A ft U Serwa 11 1 ra iMm . C. SU fi I w aa a I. at aa llllaoa t eatral Ckioae l.lai4 a I o pa a I w aa tu kir 4lia j4m l abash trL lala irea....a I IS ra a 14 aa bail eiM at.atka mum mm t hiva-t Huak lalaad at fact ft '('.., eaeoal a T at aa all M am USiajili.Ki H-rieia -a I ii ra a I mi mm I uu fi Kiaitea a 4 a . . ivi aia m ku.au a mi. 1- A K. . erv..l a 4 a sm at. luia itrcial ... an is ai K i ti f s I ii aa a ;iaj mm K. t'. J"eh '( ra . Uxo'k 't'la'Uiaiiit: m M mm (lata a aarflf . euf aaven kuacu.. today, when th tft-year-old widow, Anna Cleary Newman, was brought Into th court room to testify for her father, for mer town clerk of Haverstraw and prom inent tn politics. Her father had not seen her since July 12, the day "before Newman was shot while, waiting to tell Cleary that he and Anna were married, As his daughter neared him Cleary Jumped to his feet, and reached out to embrace her. The girl shrank from him; he seised her and kissed her repeatedly. As the glr was led. trembling, to th stand Cleary col lapsed, falling over on the counsel table. He recovered quickly, however, and fixed bia eyes on hi daughter, who did net return his gase. Whan ah had finished her testimony and again passed by where Iher father aat she mad no response waaiever as no reaenea out and patted her band. . . - Few Questions were asked the young widow. Th defense, whoa witness she was, contended Itself with getting her to say that Newman waa the father of her child and that ah had net told her father or her mother of her marriage. Through Mrs. Cleary It was brought out that up to the lima he shot Newman, Cleary did not know th boy waa hi son-in-law. . . 'Mrs. Cleary said her husband bad moved his family from Haverstraw to New Tork In 1911 to escape Newman's attention to their daughter, but they had kept up a elandeatine courtship. She had been told of the marriage by a physician who t had attended her daughter, a few days' prevloua to the ehootlng. Stone . Cecil Litrson M-evk Bott for MtUrUie ltr' Kuley L.F. L.U. Kltua C. C , ta.n R.O IR.F Beai ....ua.!Ur , Mubatitturs: rHiuui Omaha. Learn, Leach for Foley; yiaiumouth. taniphell for Ceoll. ricld goals: Mouth 1'mj.ra. Mi'HrM i7). Foley (41. Leach Nixon 15); I'tatiamomh. Larson (I), ? I"' -Pol' J ft-oals: 0tuh Otiuthn. Me I itile (2)) I'latiainouth, ick (Si. Pnnte .rdd- South Ornara, 1, r'oula: bouili Omar a. f; .-laaa . lrh: Viallaniouiii, I. iink of l.aU: IMiwn inmutea, Iteferee: Ous Miller. Tlmekeeiir and scurcr: Leo. LICENSE FIGHT IN IDA ' COUNTY IN FULL BLAST IDA GROVE. I.. Dae. !.- Special. ) The consent petltioa of Ida county voters, asking- for a renewal ot aaJooa licensee la Ida county for the eaeuing fiv years, waa riled Wedaeedey with the Hoard ef Supervisors, who will caavea It Decem ber 9a The petition cor. Ulna 1.9U a&mee out ef a polling list of X.S51 voter this fall, which gives the saloon people a mar gin of fifty-eight names. The Una are circuit ling noit.ee of withdrawal among those who here signed and say thai they wl'4 have no trouble la getting enough pereoiie to take their names o.f, so that the wet petition will f'l of the reqiitr4 Hxiy-fiVb per cent. It Is yru battle that, rp matter which aide wins. It will bo so close that the matter will be rarred to the nax tern) of court. The drya alalia they have a well filled uer chest to fight the thing through. MAGIC CITY SECONDS RUN OFF WITH FLORENCE ratton s South Omaha High scbocl sec ond basket ball team showed It mettle last evening on the high school gymna slum floor by winning a preliminary to the FcuOi Omaha-Platt-imouth g&ig from the -once High school first team, il tol .he game we a walkaway. Corr. left forward for the seconds, dis tinguished himself tlm and again and succeeded tn snapping the leather aphere through the hoop for thirteen basketa Lineup: BOfTII OMAHA. I FLORENCB. Graham , R K. R.F Petersen Core L.F. I- F Alexander Arthur Ion C. C... . Mol.ane Korkmaker ...,RO R.G Suttou J.Unuion L(l L O Ruaera Subal tutev : r.uth Omaha, dhatnhotts for Artliurtop, Monree for Corr; Flor ence, Ne'aon for Alexander, Thomas for button, I'eters-n for Rogers. Field goals: South Omnln, Corr (1J). Grahajii (7), Ar thurton. fihatnholts, Magnuaon (2): Flur enov. Peteraen I?). Foul goals: South Oniaha, Corr i; rlorenri, Rogern. Peter sen. Kouls: South Omaha. . Florence, 11. Ra.'rree: I'latUmouth eoarh. Vme keeper and scorer: Lee. Tune of quar tern i 90 minutes. DODGE WRESTLER TOYS WITH RUSSIAN .SWIFT FREMONT. Neb . Dee. l.- Special Tel. egramV-Jie Stacker, the demon of the mat from Dodge. Neb., took two falls from Leon, a Russian whirlwind, tonight with such apparent ease that these who bad placed their money oa the Muscolt hadn't a aord to say when the typhoon paaaad over, fciecker took th first fall In f minute and U aeeoads and allowed the ewoiid round to run minutes flat so the cro d ceukl get It money worth. Celebrate this Christmas in your own home The man or woman. with his or her own home has the real Christmas feeling. f . The home is your own and your fortress against the vicis situdes of life. It shelters you in times good or bad. It is the one unfailing insur ance; it will be your" gift to yours after you, into the gen erations. I' ' ', ' Buy your family a hbme for Christmas $25 fp $500 down will do it. Just think of the thousands of Omaha people now paying rent who could call their , homes their very own within a few years and pay no more, often less, per month. It will be a good start on the New Year a good start towards Prosperity to take advantage of e, the splendid opportunities ad V vertised in the' real estate columns of the Want Ad sec tion today. Read them and see what can be done with a little money. Telephone Tyler 1000 . THE OMAHA BEE Everybody Read Dee Want Ads