Nebraska Newspapers

    The Ideal Situation Is to Own Your Own Home, Buy Your’s Now
Lincoln Driven
bv Conscience to
j
Reveal Murders
Makes Clean Breast of Killing
Wife and Her Brother and
Imbedding Heads in
Cement Blotdc.
H.t International News Service.
Aurora, 111., Jan. 26.—Edgar Allen
Poe's "Tell Tale Heart” found a mod
ern rival here tonight In the sudden
unravelling of a mystery that for a
year had defied solution.
Warren J. Lincoln, horticulturist,
poet and self-styled relative of Abra
ham Lincoln, dramatically confessed
to the murder of his wife. I.ina Shoup
Lincoln, and her brother, Byron
Shoup, and unerringly led Chief of
Police Michels to a dump near his
little cottage, where he pointed to a
cement block. Broken open, this
handmade stone, was found to con
tain the severed heads of the double
murder victims.
"I couldn't stand it,’’ Lincoln aald.
“I couldn’t continue to believe that
the cement block would forever hold
my secret. I had to telL”
After the stone was chipped away
from the heads, Lincoln said he was
ready to tell how he committed his
crime and, according to the chief of
police, said:
“I went to a movie that night.
“When I came home Byron was not In
his bed on the sleeping porch. I
knew I would find him In my wife's
lied room and I did. I shot him dead.
J "Then I ran to the greetihouse and
got my rifle. Whan I got back, I.ina
was on the floor crying. I shot her
too."
The block of cement he plated un
fer the front porch of his little home
to act as a support.
"Last July,” he said, "I threw It
on the dump.”
The heads were easily Identified,
according to Chief Michels. The fea
tures of the two victims were distin
guishable. The outer skin had been
destroyed and Mrs. Lincoln's hair was
closely Intertwined in the mass of
cement.
According to the first reported con
fession, Lincoln dismembered the
bodies and burned them In the green
house furnace.
The discovery and Identification of
the heads provides the corpus delicti,
which until now has caused doubt as
io whether Lincoln could he prose
cuted, even though he had confessed.
State’s Attorney J. Bruce Amell an
neunced the state would fight for the
(Math penalty for Lincoln.
Wife Is in Hospital;
Ex-Husband Sought
. Police detective* are searching for
George Sprecher, 3U)9 North Twenty
Second street, who, they charge,
threw poison over the face of his
former wife, Nona Galloway, 27, 2708
Manderson street.
Mrs. Galloway 1* at the Swedish
Mission hospital where attendants
say sha will recover.
City Detective John llarta said he
had information L at Sprecher was
being protected by lelaiives.
The trouble between Sprecher and
his former wife started, police say,
when Sprecher sought to effect a rec
onciliation. He left after one argu
ment with his wife but returned
later.
Bank at Friend, Neb.,
Observes 45th Birthday
Friend, Neb., Jan. 28.—The First
National hank celebrated Its 43th an
niversary by holding; a public recep
tion. Light refreshments were served.
This bank was Hast opened under
the name of Fred L. Harris & Co. In
1880 the name was changed to the
Bunking House of L. E. Southwick
and tat»r to the Exchange hank of L.
E. Southwick. In 1883 the capital was
increased t/j J50.000 and the name
changed to the First National hank
of Friend.
Resources are now $1,100.000. Of
fleers and .employes ane L. E. South
wick, prcsMcnt; H. J. Southwick ami
F. O. Southwick, vice presidents; A.
H. Frantz, cashier; P. O. ItngerH and
J. T. Calkins, assistant cashiers; sten
raphers and bookkeepers, Gertrude
Andrewa, Rosaj Kelley, R. N. Wilkln
sen and Milliard Frantx; custodian.
R. MlcAlpin. '
J. E. Von Dorn Funeral
at Masonic Temple Monday
Funeral for J. E. Von Dorn, Oma
ha attorney who died Frldny, will be
held Monday at 2:30 from the Ma
sonic Temple, Nineteenth and Doug
ins streets.
, Besides his wife, he Is survived by
fcis son, J. E Von Dorn, Jr.; three
(brothers; T. F. Von Dorn of New
York; A. O. Von Dorn of Knnsas
City, and T. L. Von Dorn, of Hidnpy,
in., and one sister, Mary E. Von
Dorn of Omaha.
Mr. Von Dorn was a Shrlner, nnd
g member of several other Omaha
clubs. Burial will be in Forest Lawn
pemetery.
{Spanish War Veteran*
to Observe McKinley Day
5 Tnited Spanish War veterans, In
^•injunction with Lee Forby auxiliary,
V 111 observe William McKinley's birth
ling anniversary next Wednesday
flight in Memorial hall, courthouse.
! Features of the occasion will be
iin address on the life of McKinley by
p„ J. Newlon, singing of old time
pongs, nnd dance specialities. A ramp
p.f sons of Spanish war veteruns will
Jie organized.
Changes Made on Staff
of The Daily Nebraskan
- Lincoln, Jan. 28.—For the second
'remaster, Merritt E. Benson, '23, Shel
don, lu., nnd Ralph J. Kelly, '24,
Alkiiisori, Nch., were appointed news
TiMtors of The Dally Nebraska, Uni
versity of Nebraska dally, by the
jatmlent publication board, Clarence L.
£Elckhoff, '26, Fremont, was reap
pointed assistant business manager.
Paul Richardson, '26, Olney, III., was
Boole editor.
Obregon to Lead
Army From Train
Et Paso, Tex., Jan. 26.—Oaxaca,
capital of the state of that name,
and a strongly fortified position, is
being attacked upon three sides by
federal troops under the direction ot
General E. Madrigal, military officials
in Juarez were advised today. The
city is being defended by the troops
of General Garcia Vigil.
President Alvaro Obregon has
abandoned his plan to direct an of
fensive from his presidential special,
and is personally leading troops in
the field against rebels in Mlchoacan
and Jalisco, Juarez was officially ad
vised today. The chief executive is at
the head of 30,000 men. He left his
temporary military headquarters at
Celaya early today and is prepared
to sweep everything before him by
sheer weight of men, it is reported.
Passengers arriving from the south
declare that never before in the his
tory of Mexico has such a great
force of men been assembled as that
now under the command of the presi
dent. All troops are well equipped
and their morale is high, it is said.
Rates Slashed on
Nebraska Grain
Twenty-four Burlington and
Missouri Pacific Points Af
fected by Tariff Revision.
Lincoln, Jan. 26.—Revised freight
rates on corn and wheat between 24
Nebraska shipping points and St.
Louis, Chicago and Peoria, were re
leased today by the state railway
commission. With two exceptions,
where the rates remain the same,
the revision is downward and varies
from half a cent to five cents.
The Burlington hag already pre
pared new tariffs which Include the
revised rates, according to Commis
sioner Browne, and the Missouri
Pacific has acquiesced in the changes
No other roads are affected by the
changes.
The new rates follow:
Missouri Parlfle.
From To St. J.ouii
Wheat Corn
A. B. A B.
Nihiski . is 20 I os 1*
Weeping Water .. 19 6 19.6 IT 6 IT.6
Wabash . 2:1 20 20.5 18
Klmwood . 24 20.6 21 .6 18.S
Eagls . 24.6 21.6 22 19.6
Walton . 24.5 29 6 22 20
Bethany Helghta 24.5 23.6 22 20
Pecks drove _ 24.5 24 22 21.6
Lincoln . 24.5 24 6 22 22
Talmags . 19.6 .... 17.5
Tangeman . 23 20 *0.6 18
Cook . 24 20.8 21 6 18 6
Burr . 24 21.5 21.6 19.6
Bougies . 24 22.5 21 5 20
Panama . 24.6 23 6 22 2»
Hickman . *4.5 24 22 21.1
Burlington.
From To St. Louis
Whsat Corn
A. B. A. B.
Syracuse . 23 20.6 2*t.6 16.8
rnadilla . 23.1 21.5 21 19.6
Palmyra . 24 22.S 21.1 20
Bennett . 25.5 23 5 23 20.5
Cheneys ........ 25.5 24 23 21.6
Rohrs . 22 20 19.6 IS
Johnson .. 25.5 20.5 23 18.5
draf . 26 21.5 23 5 19,5
From To Chicago
Wheat Corn
A. B. A. B.
Syrscuaa . 27 24.5 24.6 22.6
Unadllla . 27.5 25.6 25 23.5
Palmyra . 28 28.5 -5.6 24
Bennett . 29.5 27,5 27 24.6
Ch-neya .. 29.5 28 27 25.5
Rohrs . 26 24 23.1 22
Johnson . 29.8 24.5 27 22.5
draf . *0 25.5 27.6 23.5
From To Peoria.
Wheat Corn
A. B A. B.
Syrscuaa . 25 22.5 22.1 20.5
Unadllla .. 25.6 23.5 23 21.5
Palmyra . 26 24.5 21.6 23
Bsnnett . 27.5 25.6 23 22.6
t’h-neya . 27.3 26 25 23.6
Rohrs . 24 22 21 6 20
Johnson .. 27 6 22.6 25 20.5
draf .. 26 23 6 25 6 21.6
A. Present.
B. Proposed.
Part of Schoellkopf j
Jewels Found in Jar
New York, .Tan. 26.—Police Inspec
tor John D. Coughlin announced to
night that >86,200 of the $300,000
worth of jewel* stolen from Mr*. C.
P. Hugo Schoellkopf of Buffalo, on
New Year’s eve, 1022, were found thla
week In a sealed fruit jar.
Detective Martin Owens of Inspec
tor Coughlin's staff, was led to the
cache In Denver by John W. Mahan,
former Rrnadway gem dealer, who Is
now under >10,000 ball on on Indict
ment for criminally receiving the
stolen Jewels. Mahan's confession.
Inspector Coughlin stated, cleared all
detalla of the robbery.
Omaha Singer Dies in
Fast of Sleeping Sickness
Ethel Solomon, Oqnaha singer, died
yesterday at Jamestown, N. Y., ac
cording to word received here, as ths
result of sleeping sickness. She wss
on tour with a musical company play
ing '“The Gown Shop.”
Her sltser, Genevieve, and her
mother, Mrs. J. J. Solomon. of
Cleveland, O., were with her at the
time of her death. Miss Solomon
was ths daughter yf ths lats Dr. J.
J, Solomon of Omaha. Ths body will
bs returned to Omaha for burial.
Child Travels 76,300 Miles.
New York, Jan. 26,—Patricia Cul
ver *-yenr-old Los Angeles girl who
has Included a trip around the world
and separate Journeys to Australia
and Europe In 76,300 miles of travel
ing, wns a passenger with her father
and mother on the eteamer Vmuban
which sailed today for South America.
Koad Conditions.
Lincoln Highway. East—Road* allp
pury, chain* necessary.
Lincoln Highway, Watt—In prafarent#
of going out of Omaha on w*»t Hodge
go west on I*aelfl<J street to lionet 52,
thanoa north to tha Lincoln highway.
Roads allppary and muddy tn atretrhe*
to Holumhua, fair to good wait to North
lMatlr.
H. L. D.—Road* allppary, chalna nac*
•saary -
Meridian Highway—Road* allppary,
chain* necessary
Cornhuaker Highway—Roads allppary,
chains necessary.
N. Y. A -Roads fair.
Highland Cutoff — Roads allppary,
chalna necessary.
Black lltli* Trails -Road* allppary,
chalna necessary
Washington Highway—Road* allppary,
chain* nscaaaary.
Omaha Tula* Hlghwty—Road* altp
pary. chain* necessary.
Omaha Topeka Highway Road* slip
pery, chains nereaeary
King of Trail*, North—Road* slippery,
thtliiM necessary.
King of Trails, South Rond* allppary,
chain* neceanaO .
River i«) River Road Road* muddy,
chuiii* not easary.
Whitaway "7*' Road* slippery and
muddy, in very poor slmpi* |ii>tweeii Ask
lan<t ami Atlautlc
I. O. A. Hhortlln*—Rond* muddy, chain*
naoaaaary.
Primary No. I.-Road* muddy, car*
using chains.
Harrison Heads
Iowa Press Body
for Coming Year
Ottumwa Courier anil Storm
Lake Pilot Tribune Win
Cups for Service to
Communities.
Des Moines. la., Jan. 2G.—E. Pa
Harrison ot the Oakland Acorn whs
advanced from vice president to pres
ident of the Iowa Press association
for the coming year at the closing
session of the annual convention here
today. Harrison is a member of the
state legislature.
K. F. Balrklge of the Bloomfield
democrat was elected vice president,
O. K. Hull of the l.eon Reporter was
re-elected recording secretary, and
R. G. Ray of the Grinnell Herald,
treasurer.
The Press association delegates
passed a resolution commending the
dully newspapers of the stale for
the steps they have taken to adver
tise Iowa as a market. Another reso
lution states that the newspapers of
Iowa donated space to the value of
$300,000 during the last year to fur
there the progress of agriculture.
Ottumwa Courier Winner.
The Ottumwa Courier was awarded
the cup offered by the Ames chapter
of Sigma Delta Cht for the news
paper rendering the most conspicuous
community service during 1923.
The Courier, of which W. H. Powell
is editor, was given the cup in recog
nition of its diamond Jubilee edition
lest fall. This edition of 21G pages
was especially commended by the
judges for the volume of historical
and community service news.
The Mason City Globe Gazette, the
Waterloo Courier and the Fdrt Dodge
Messenger received honorable men
tion.
Weekly Paper Award.
The Storm I.ake Pilot-Tribune, of
which W. G. Jarnagin is editor, was
awarded the cup offered by Sigma
Delta Chi to the'weekly newspapers
for community service.
The Cherokee Chief and the West
Union Argo Gazette received hon
orable mention.
The Waverly Democrat waa award
ed the Des Moines Register and
Tribune cup for the best makeup of
newspapers in towns of over 1,000
population, and the Glidden Graphic
received the cup for the heat make
up of newspaper* ta towns of under
3,000.
Freed by One Judge,
Arrested by Another
Hans Norsgaard, Sarpy county
farmer, has escaped from the predica
ment In which he found himself when
one judge released him from county
Jail and another ordered his return
to jail. *
Norsgaard was released by the
Jailer on January 5. The jailer said
the federal judge .ilgned the order
releasing Norsgaard, so as to enable
Norsgaard to attend to bis farm
work. Norsgaard was in jail, for a
liquor law violation. Hut In the
meantime he had been fined >25 for
reckless driving, and hail appealed to
district court, putting up a bond for
his appearance there.
District Judge Day, who hears
thee* appeal cases, learned that the
property securing Nomgaard's bond
was In Sarpy rather than in Dougins
county. So lie promptly ordered Sher
iff Endres to go get Norsgaard and
put him back In the Jail house. Nors
gaard appeared yesterday at the
courthouse and paid the >25 speeding
fine, however, and Judge Day noti
fied the sheriff he was no longer in
terested In the man.
__
Child’s Shin Bones Removed;
Waits for New Ones to Grow
Shin bone* In both the legs of
Marlon Sledge, 3, granddaughter of
Mrs. Martha Sledge, 2710 South
Twentieth street, have been removed
at 1'nlversity hospital, and the child
fa now In a hospital bed. waiting
for new bones to grow.
Due to an Infection, It became
necessary to remove the bones from
the protecting membrane. Then strips
of fat, cut from the patient'* thigh
were Inserted In place of the bone
and the wound was closed. Doctor*
say that the hone will grow again.
Neglected Alimony, Jailed.
Fremont, Neb., Jan. 25.—Julius
ilents, 58, returned to Fremont from
Norfolk, was sentenced to spend #0
days In tjie Dodge county Jail for
failure to pay alimony of >25 per
month In accordance with a court
order following his divorce last No
vember.
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about him. The man who is hap
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Funeral Notices .A
Vaults and Monuments .M
Funeral Directors ...
Cemeteries . •}
Florists ...
(igd of Thanks ....
Lodge Notice# . I
Coming Events ......
Personals . J
l^nt nnd Found . 4
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobiles for Hale .•••*.....-5
Automobile Agencies .......... ®
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lit 91N RAH NEK VICK.
Business Acrvlees Offered .1}
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Anting and Plumbing .JJ
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Moving—Trucking—Storage .JJ
Painting and Papering .»»
Patent Attorney* .70
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laundries . ..*4 A
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Room* With Board ..«7
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Ileal Estate—Investments . ,*\
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0. C. HATNKS FUNEIlAt. HOME.
2220 N. 24th St. Ktt. 0257
huffy * Johnston.
311 8. !3d. n«w funeral horn a. HA. 0417
Bit AIM. Y Jk DOH RANCH.
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HOFFMANN AMBUTaANCB
Podge at 34th. Funsrad Directors. JA. ItOI.
H. If KTtAMF.lt FUN Kit A I, IfOMB,
bint Afllltary Ave. WA 1314.
JOHN A. om ri.rMAN,
34 11 Fa mam Ht.
TAGGART A SON.
S212 « umlng 81. JA. 0,14.
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Quiet, Minified Super vlalnn.
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Funeral Directors. C
HEAFEY ft HEAFET,
Uundert&kern and Embalmcra
Phona HA. 0!6S. Office 2811 Farnam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 111!)
KORISKO FUNERAL HOME.
23d and O BU. 1260 8. 13th St.
MA. u«»v. AT. 1171
CRANE MORTUARY CO
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY
616 S. 20th bu AT. 3669 and AT. 1690.
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\YK8T la AWN CBMBTERT
A family lot on eaey term* In caie of
Immediate use. Our free closed c«*r
hi your service for selection. Free per
petual care. Oourteoue service. Cemetery
at 58th and Center. Beautiful, conven
ient. Telephone WA. 0820, WA. 4160.
AT 1875.
FOKKST LAWN.
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the cemetery. North 40th 8t. and Fore-t
Lawn Ave.. and 720 Brandets Theater
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Florists.E
ROGERS, Florlet. 24th Farnam, JA. 3400.
JOHN HATH, 1804 Farnam. JA. 1006.
Card of Thanks. F
WE DESIRE at thle time to express our
deepest appreciation for the sympathy
shown and the many beautiful floral
tributes of relatives and friends espe
cially the Pantorium. following the pars
ing of our tieloved end precious mother.
Mra. Julia Johanna Blla.—Mra Hattie H
^roaa, Emil A mix, (ittr. H. Ililx
WORDS cannot expr«a* our sincere
thanks to our friend* for their kindness,
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings
at the time of the d»ath of our neloved
wife and mother. Mra. Hermit Inman.
— Mr. Emmet Intnan and family.
Personals. 3
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Lost and Found. 4
LOST—White gold wrlit watch with gray
strap, between 41 at Ave. and <'aae and
Brandel* theater. Initial* O. M. S, on
hark. Reward WA. 1336
KEYS—J,oat in light leather key con
tainer, near 9th and- Douglas. U. S
Rubber Co. will identify.
HI.ACK HILLFOLD LOST —Containing
>71 Liberal reward AT. 4100.
_Automobiles for Sale. 5
BARGAIN AT M69.
HATNE1 SPORT MODEL COACH
IN A -1 CONDITION. SIX WIRE
WHEELS. WITH ALL NEW
RUBBER. WILL CONSIDER
SMALLER CAR. AH PART PAY
MENT APPLY REAMS GAR
AGE.. Ill N. lfcTH 8T.. OR
PHONE J A. 24 61.
laATE 1923 Ford touring Stgrter and de
mountable rinia. Natural wood wheels.
H it *a;er ahock absorbers. other acceaso
riea. Looks new and mechanically per
fect. Will take >146 down. Raiance eaay
monthly payment* 8ee at 203 South 30th
Ht. < all H A 4t4>.
ATTENTION, Al TO OWNERS!
W* will buy your car for caah or sell It
for you on comtniaelon.
MID-CITY ALTO COMPANY
24th and H Hi reel*Tel, MA -H»l>
FORD coupe, 1920. Will aell my coupe at
a rock-bottom price, 9490; five good
tires, atarer. demount able rimt; In A-J
condition; am buying new coupe and
muat sell. Call MA 420v
FORD TOURING. 1922—1 muat sell
this car at once. !a equipped with Haas
ler ahock absorbers, atarter, demountable
rlma; absolutely in perfect condition. >176.
Can arrange terms HA 436S.
FOR HALE—-Packard single at* roadater.
1931; >1.600; like new, apodal fleet wood
double tire rack; 2 new «parea; sun glaav
[spotlight, mirror all accessories. Inquire
j E .1, K . Hotel Fontenelle. Jsn. 29-29 only.
rORD TOURING. 1*23—Kltr. Hood Hr..
—epare—lock wheel, windshield wiper.
Practically a new car. Equipped with
tallor-miide curtains that open with
doors. At a sacrifice. WA. 1441,
FORD coupe. 1423; Juat repainted; five
extra good tires; upholstering like new.
terms; at a sacrifice cash pile#. Cali
1IA. 2969 after fi p tn. i
HUDSON speedster. 1421. excellent con
dition. two bumpers. Just repainted, en
Kt.e excellent. >660. for sale, private,
owner. AT 4»f.T
FORD *edsn, 192). late model, starter,
demountable rims, speedometer, lock
wheel For sale by owner, >226. Call A.
F. Htdn. JA 0646
NEW CHEVROLET SEDAN —TERMS
Many extras, will take light roadat«-r wlih
or without box. Hig waving 2311 N
16th. Apt 7, JA. 3641.
AM BELLING my 1 923 4 cylinder touring
at a sacrlfp-. All a rrr •aorl*** Including
windshield wing* Would consider a Ford
In trade Cali AT 4411. Mr. Gregory.
1920 BUICK i <mdat#r, >160 Not a anap
or a bargain, but a real car that wjlf give
you 365 dux service *\«*ry year. \N 111•
D 470. OniariM Hae
USED parts for all make* of car. Ford
used parts at half price Two wrecking
plant* N* break* Auto Parta. JA. 4931.
1911 FOR 14 mum*, excellent condition,
might take a roadster In exchange. ItA.
4621 evening*
KolU>. IP2X. touring •ic«IUnt; buy at
I12«. term* to mllbate |.#r*nn Tall Mr
l.aughltn. AT 4411
MU*HON aedan. look* ami run* fine
KlVe Bond 11r* • Mult pell. $I7{*. t*o
Hluffw. Ited lit::
KHSF.X touring- •» good running Ks*e«
and good tire*, aedati top. |400 (or quick
action (luy I. Smith
i’IIKVROI.KT K, !J. sedan, motor fin#
uphoUterlng very good would Ilk# to get
.* lord open car Tn escbang*’ AfA 4lT»a
I si:i> ( Alls
O. N Hnun#\ Motor t'u,
4 • '
IP;* I I'iiHIi pedau. look* Hint tun* III#
n#v». Ill,'' uo iIomn ami m»ny monthly
payment* t’all Kenwood 5'■.'*7 Sunday
4 ASH M A A TTO t’O.
r#KI> «‘A It STORK.
20«r. I'a* nmn_AT 4M»n
t*ATW lift Kurd coup# Will trad# foi
Kurd open car. I'alU Wtb 4 302
_MJTOMOBILES._
Automobiles lor Sale. 5
30% OF OUR LOOKERS BECOME
BUYERS
WHY?
BECAUSE WE HAVE THE MOST COM
PLETE LINE OF GOOD REBUILT CARS
EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY! AND AT
PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU.
LOOK THESE OVER
HUDSON SEDAN. LATE MODEL.
GOOD TIRES. MECHANICALLY
O. K . NEW PAINT JOB.3550 00
DODGE. WITH WINTER TOP.
RECONDITIONED AND REPAINT
ED. IN A NO. 1 CONDITION- 450.00
FORD SEDAN. CORD TIRES. LOTS
OF' EXTRAS. NEW PAINT. SPEC
IALLY PRICED AT . 350.00
OAKLAND SEDAN. CORD TIRES.
UPHOLSTERING I.IKE NEW. RE
CONDITIONED AND NEW PAINT 375.00
ESSEX TOURING. COMPLETELY
OVERHAULED. CORD TIRES.
NEW TOP. NEW PAINT. LOOKS
AND RUNS LIKE A NEW CAR 450.00
OAKLAND TOURING. CORD TIRES
HEATER NEW PAINT AND
OTHER EXTRAS. 750 00
FRANKLIN SEDAN. CORD TIRES
AND IN FINE CONDITION . 475.00
DON'T OVERLOOK THE FACT THAT
GOOD REBUILT CARS WILL RE HIGH
ER THIS SPRING BUY NOW AND
HAVE ENOUGH TO PAY YOUR GAS BILL
FOR ALL SUMMER'S DRIVING.
TERMS IF YOU WISH.
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO.
HARNEY AT !*TH
" •* <1o not < ;*mt that our u*ed
• arn are be ng ao d for one-half
their value—but we do Bay tha?
they are worth the price we aak
for them
REMEMBER—To buy a need car
from a reaponsible houae. whoae In
gres! In you doe* not en<l with
the aigning of your order, ia a»
important to you. a» the car
you buy.
<
We Are Offering Today
! D 4' Buick tour, newly nainted. |14S
1-7*1* model Dodge tour , fire ahape. 1*5
1 19 2* Ford Delivery . 75
1 Cadillec *-c>l tour California top. 2S9
1 1*23 Dodge tour., disc wheel*. *25
1 1*"1 Fori Sedan.275
1 lfl* model Dodge tour fine thxp* 1*5
S4 Te*ra in Ruelnera—Buy Hera Safely.
Othera 159 up to fl 99*
ANDREW MURPHY A SON
AT 4 411 14th and Jaekaon
HERE'S THE. CAR TOt VE BEEN
LOOKING FOR. PRACTICALLY
NEW If24 HUDSON COACH WHICH
WILL MAKE A WONDERFUL CAR
FOR THE PRESENT INCLEMENT
WEATHER HAS BEEN RUN BUT
A VERY SHORT DISTANCE COME
IN AND SEE IT TODAY
J, H HANSEN CADILLAC CO.
HA 9719 Fa-n.nn Street at 24th.
i»:i roRD coup*:
Will aej| my car at a big aarrifice. aa am
getting new car Ilaa been driven very
carefully. ltumper stoplight. apara tire
and rlni. winter front and exceptionally
food upholuterlng Will give terma to re
lable party. MA. 4 20*
Are you looking for a car that will
•eivf you under all kind* of condi
tion*? W# hav# a lt2* Butek Sport
Phaeton in wonderful condition that
w * haxr priced for Immediate aale.
Ha* been run la** thaw 6.000 tulle*
and la aura to glvo tha utmoat In
aatlafactlon.
T H HANSEN CADlt.T.AC CO.
14 \ 0710 Farnam Stroat at 3ath.
•
VSK.l* TRUCKS.
We have a large number of uaad
truck* upon which the prlrea ara
x*>tv low Thla la a receiver * aala i
and will not laal long Can ac
cept term* or trade
ItKrKIV ER.
THI.VK A TRACTOR CORPORATION.
1310 Jackaon St.
1 Ur0 CAH1LI.AC PHAETON .luat re new
rd and repainted and readv for the moat
exacting nervier Coma in and let ua .
•how It to you today.
J 11 HANSEN CAP 11.1. AC CO.
HA 07l(» Farnam at 14th
KOItll Rt'APH'lEK IF.. H-on driven]
with cate Hood aide curtain#. 1 man
lop ami ettra good tire* Will aell inx j
car at $1T& and would conaldei tanna to
reliable partv. Kxanmaa. vail HA. looo j
_automobiles._
TriM-ltn for Kale. 6A
ONB-TON truck, completely overhauled,
equipped with stake body, enclosed cab
and pneumatic tlr»*n: ready for work, easy
terms: bargain. $400.
NEBRASKA OLD8MOBIL0 CO.
Call Burdick. AT. 1 770 204* Farnam fir
SPECIAL—200 aeis Prest-O-Orlp truck
chains to fit all makes of truck*; BO P**r
rent off list price. Harry F(oat. 1406
Leavenworth St.
1P2.1 FORD ton truck. Hassler shock aba.,
cord tires, cloned cab. open express body,
motor In aood condition. Call. Web. 4302.
■ i ■ 'U»M —
Automobiles for Exchange. 8
KOR SALK OH EXCHANGE—One 6 ton
White dump truck. 1 Vs-ton Douglas: will
sell or exchange for good draft team.
KK. 6*11 4224 N. 24th.
_Auto Acccssone* Parts._9
USED parts for all makes of tars. 60
to 76 per cent off list prices, two wreck
ing plants. 1016 Harney. HA. 4031. and
2205 Cuming. AT. 197U.
Service Station—Repairing. 10
10.000 MILL GUARANTEE against piston
slapping and oil pumping; ♦ normoua gas
and oil saving. CROoBT' >WN GARAGE.
412-16 P 24th St. See Mr. Morris
INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS.
Rayfleld carbureton and Eisemann mag
neto service. AT. 2650.
P .WKLCHDIRS A- SON. 417 S ItTH.
WHY PAINT? We bane V'"mel *nt T'
car any color. Dehco enameling process
M South 27th St
~ B US IN ESS SERVICE._
Business Service Offered. 13
RELIABLE Detective Bureau Sunderland
Hid, JA JO m,ht. KE. J»1J
JAMES ALLAN'S Detective.. Expert .ecret
aervl.e 311-313 Nevil * B'nce. AV 11-10
Building Contractor*.14
LOW PRICES on toil combinations
lavatories, sinks, bath tubs, range boiler*.
New goods. _
MORRISON LUMBER St COAL CO..
22d and Paul Sts WE. 6661
Millinery—Dressmainng. 17
accordion, aid*, knife, box platting.
covered buttons, all styles: hemstitching:
buttonholes. Write Idea! Hutton 6c Pleat
ing <’o.. 304 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb..
Telephone JA. It3*.
NEB. PLEATING CO.
Hemstitching. Covered Button*.
1 SO4 Karnani Second floor.J A. S6,0
Moving—T rucking—Storage._18
FIDELITY STORAGE 4c VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING
Household goods, pianos, office furniture
1107-11 HOWARD ST.JA- 024*
O LOBE VAN AND STORAGE
PACKING MOVING. SHIPPING STORING
Estimate* furn:sh«*d. AT 0220 or JA. 4Z'-i
GORDON'S FIREPROOF WHSE A- VAN
21* North 11th St. Phone JA 3032; movf
ing. packing, storage. shipping
BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE.
16th and Leavenworth Sts. Pecking, mov
ing. storage. shipping JA 4162
Painting and Papering. 19
ATTENTION—Hotel. *p*rtm*nt sad
home owner*. Special price on wallpaper.
paper hanging. Fred Parks. AT. 74"] MA.
*m.
PAPER hanging and w all paper r >aning.
1st class work. Estimate* ft.;-* Phone HA.
! 2646
PAINTING, papering. F-rst-c.asa work
Winter ba--g»; > J A f:
[ FOl’R rooms decorated for r rp e of three
for limited t'mc W. C. Luker. WE 4tll.
Patent Attorneys. 20
J W. MARTIN. 1711 Dodge Room 2«f.
"mih* also Washington double service,
single fee. Also belo m I pstaati
Printing Stationery. 21
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co.. :i 2 South nth Pt Phone .1 A. 6034
Professional Service. 22
DENTISTRY.
All kind* of dental work done, under the
ctr*ful supervision of professor*, at the
Creighton University College of Dentistry,
corner 26th and California street*. Taka
Harney, ‘'timing or Crontown car
Repairing. 23
USED and new sewing machines. Sew
ing mach r*s and victrolaa repaired
Rent machines, tl per week 13 per mo.
MICKEL MUSIC HOUSE.
Sth and Ha-ney.AT. 41CL
1 MONOGRAPH and sewing mach repair*
!ng. Nothing to sell but servh-w. Miller, 211
X 1 Cth JA. 2147. MA 1*44 evening*
J J. WELTER. UPHOLSTERER 4024
SOUTH 14 T H. AT. €220. MA £061
Renovating and Dyeing. 24
*»MAHA PILLOW CO.—Mart res*** mad*
over In new tick* at half the price of
rew on** ItO? Coming .TA 2467.
_E M PLOV MENT~ ^
Help Wanted Female. 27
experienced operators
AND LEARNERS.
*1 ' srw on pn* *r tn**h ne* mak
ing Mina Taylor wash dresses
and apron*.
Apply factory off c#
M E «MITH AND CO
Tenth ard Douglas
Omaha. Neb.
I A DIES learn beaut' culture Day or
evening Hundreds have doubled their
*arrfrig p-'wer by our short practical
course. w* furnish (•oailiosa or equip
your shop wh«n competent Call or
write M<*ler coCrge. IP* S Kih St
ItEI’RESEN'TATD E to sell exclusive
gowns on liberal commission basis Previ
ous experience unnecessary. Must be edu
cated. refined and capable of meeting
high-i !*m client el* T-2M6. Omaha Bee.
WANTED—Ladies to do simple needle
work at horn* Liberal pay. materials
furnished Addressed envelop** brings par
ticular* Morgan Novelty Art Co. At
isnts. Gw |
EARN !;:?• weekly, spare Erne, writing
for nrwapaprr* magaxines Exp. unnec .
details fr«*a. Press Syndicate, 206. St.
l.oufa. Mo
LADIES. Bic money for you S10 to |1S
daily easv. Spare time. No experience re
ouired Sample free. Rallsn Mfg Co.,
D« ft 336. Balt-more Bldg Chicago
MIDDLE AGED woman without family j
for pleaannt work. No photM calls. 114
» 1.Hh St
Help Wanted Male. 281
MEN—IIS da )) displaying Tbomu Du
plex coat a. One side atylish top coat:
other s.de storm proof raincoat. Two
coats for price of one Complete aample
outfit mailed same day. You begtn mak
ing money at once. Thomas Mfg C, Sec
tion 305?. Dayton. O,
MEN — |?2 week x S’. # *1 men to travel
by automobile Introduce 30©-candle pow
er i oal-oll lamp and lantern for farmer*,
dairymen gardener*, huckster*, contrac
tor*, We furnish auto Sample free.
Thomas Mfg. to. Kile 121?, Dayton. O.
EI.KVTHH ITY TAfUH f HY i:\PEKTS
Earn while you learn at home Klectrt
- *1 book and proof teutons free Satis
i..rtion guaranteed jxv,.l i *«-!•■.? * .-ured
Write to Chief Engineer Cocke, 21 it
U«rrnr« Ave. Chi. ate
SALESMAN or mill representative, sell
ing department sto^**. wonderful line
toxyela, bedspread*. etc Side lin-’ Ne
braska an«t adjacent territory. I'omnili
alon. Kmbourg Textile. M YY'hlte St .
N # xx- York,
MKN ex.r II Willing to t rax el Make
secret inv est itat lon» Keport* Salary and
expense# Experience unnecessary Write
t Dan or. Former Oovt. Detect iv©. S’
Louis
AL1 MEN. women, box a, girl*. IT to ©S.
willlrg to # epi gox eminent position#
111" f - (traveling or stationary*, write
Mr Otment. II© St. l.ouls. Mo. immedi
ately.
LV UIN ad writing and publicity. Join
our serxlce A practical perfect system
larked by 3<i xears *vperlencc A*’« and
draft Preaa Service K a lama too. M V
HE A DKTKCTIVK -Iff ft*'*' w##kix.
irax^l over world ex per #n< e u*mr. #*«arv
Amet m Detective Agency doium
bla IM Lout* _
HAHHKIUNU pays Easily ph bed up lu»r
nr evening Earn xx title x ou learn • I
lob* xx n. ling da!! .»»• write Mo'er Hat
net c«»|lege. l*» S l©th St _ i
w >
t* ' «xx bti-h posit ionT) Railway. Y
Omaha lb* |
_employment._
Help Wanted Male. 28
c ip CUB.
People wanted who ran invert In enni
pany now forming. Pres* agent. kill P
era. rook end welter*. boe* >
and helpers, seatmen. ticket ««»«™ »"'1
takers. trainmen. 2-4-6-horee <,rlv*'
animal tralnera. performers. < lowna a
show people and bandmen. experience can
be limited Wire phone or call. C. J
Chapman Home Show Printing Houee, .1.
McGee street, Kansas City. -Mo.
A HE you interested in a proposition pay
ing two to fire thousand yearly S Plea-*
ant. outdoor work. B -iiing trees, snrufi .
ms*-*. etc. Commission weekly New and
up-to-date method* Brown Bros. < orr.
pany, Rochester, N. Y , Growers sire o
1*86 ^
MEN: Maks *16 day and free automobile
wi»h patent**'! aluminum cutlery se» W
hour part tiro** Something new. Himpl.*
display and write orders. We deliver and
collet.. Samples furnished. Jennings Mfg
, Room A-412, liaytor^JJhim^^^^^
Help Wanted Male & Female. 29
CEERKS for government postal and other
good position fl.400-12.300 yearly Expe
rience unnecessary. Full particulars fr'S
bv writing G. W. Robbins, civil service ex
pert. 1:1 Burcheli Bldg. Washington.
Ij. ('._
TYPISTS—Add materially to your income
by typing authors' manuscript. Free de
tailed information on request. R. J.
Carnes, Authors' Ag»-nt. Tallapoosa. ‘*a
AGENTS for Barn E /. only washable
cold patch for stocking- Seiis at sight.
V^hsi^ujn^Ea^Joratcmiee^^a^Crtjwe^^^i^^^
Salesmen and Agents.30
SAI.E8MAN city »trl- •
!y commission basis: pay onr« a week i
week’s busiri****; experienced in selling
janitor supplies or grease and oil. Obi
established manufacturer wishes live <Ttjr
man who would practically be in bualnes*
for himself Must have a rar. Call Jv.
Rutledge. Hotel Con ant. Sunday, for ap
pointment. _ _
SALESMEN: Tailoring Salesman, sha-e
* 100,000.00 bonus. Big advaiv e
sSons taking orders for snappiest dtrect
to-wearer line on earth: virgin woo: <u«
tom tailored suits, topcoats 121.00. Rep
resentative* furnished high-grade ta »or
fng shop In one elaborate rase House of
Campbell 456 So Stai-. < hi-ago
ALTOMUBILE S A LES5! EN
We want two real saies’-ien • <j e-ll a o*
that reaches SO per cent of automobile
buyers. Experience not essential. cail
for Mr. Dalton.
WI ELYS-OVERLAND. INC.,
2562 Earnam Street.
TAILORING AGENTS $0 0 to $?
prof.t every sale. Virgin wool *ui:s.
$25.50. Profits in advance. We deliver
and collect. Greatest line in America.
Write for free sample outfit. Fred Kauff
man. Dept. A-271 1306 VV. Harrison St.,
Chicago __
SALESMEN—Bie daily cash income s<* -
ing "Taylor'' Made-to-Measure caps direct
to wearer. Demand great. Ail w<h>1.
Guaranteed value*. Biggest s^aeon start
ing Protected territory Wirt qu. for
sample outfit. Taylor Cap Manufacturers.
Dept. >. Cincinnati O.
WANTED—Trustworthy competen* i . n
with $‘ 000 < aah and up t-y +eil known
mfg. company, to establish and manage
permanent subsidiary business m Omaha.
Willing to pay r ght man $■ % month
and expenses, with share of profits ex ru_
Box Y-264 4. Omaha Bee.
LARGE corporal n want# a serv ■» e r -u
in every town paate up s s (fr *i
s'orekf epers' windowa Excellent oppor
tunity for re! able part* N>> ««xper = ** a
necessary. We also have attractive pr<n *•
sition for agents and sa’.esmc**. Guaran
tee Sign ye* V - *•. 361 W Suj e <r. I'h ago.
j SELL Madison Better Made sht(‘?s d -
from cur factory to seir*r No cap.'ll
or experienfe required Easily sold. B.*c
profits WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES.
MADISON MILLS. 503 Broadway. New
v . iy
TAILORING salesmen, weekly salary, blg
g ettertalcred
clothe-, $33 65. express prepaid V" n
made. America's greatest money mak ng
.in- Great Western Tailoring Co. P.o
ne*-rs for 3n years. Chicago
SALESMEN—Sideline m*n making small
'owns New id**a ro sale; no collection;
no samples arry $5 comm ss >n paid
on each 'rial order ixk*n. Sta?* Lee car
ried ar 1 territory * uvered Keeney A
Sr.rs Co. 7?-6 E. 40th St. Chb ago.
AGENTS: Make $2*0 month snd free au
tomobile with n'w style written guar*-?•*♦
hosiery. Part ttm» and evening* tr • g
you $2 hour Experience or capital un
necessary. We furr.iah 25 samples Jen
ningg Mfg Co . Trial D 441. Dayton. Ohio.
FREE SUIT FOR TAILORING SAI.ES
MEN **ho will advertise and **exr it ;a
connection w.th *a> of ear «utta W r •
for particular*. The American Ta cr.
Dept. C-271 Harrison and Throcp fts.,
Chicago.
AGENTS AMAZING RIG PRC-F: T*’
Heat w thout coal New kerosene burner
rooks heats. bakes cheaper be?'0f.
cleaner than coal or X*eM. Ffte any
stove. Write how to gel yours free E\ • n
! Heat Desk 2J. 71* W. Jackson. Chicago
SHOE SALESMAN by Rice A Hutch -•
Chicago company. $31 W. Monroe S' .
Chi' ago. for Omaha, northe-n Nebraska
and Wyoming Must be under S5 ard haw
business in :hit territory. G.v* reference*
and t revinus sa>«
SALESMEN—State manager: envelop*
aea!er seals 3.546 envelope* heux Amaz
ing new Invention Absolutely no com
petition. Rota s $4 *: P.Oft* yearly. C< - -
solldated company. Dept. G-211. l#t# Hcyi
ston. Boston Mass
SALESMEN-— Inexp- nenced nr e Xpert
erred, *y cr tr» v* mr Wr ** for f-»e
book. "Modern Se.I^sniany p.‘ B g de
mand for mew. Kara $3,566 J
yearly Adders National Salesmens Tr.
Assn Dept 4ftt, Chicagp.
SALESMEN—Wanted. window demon
strators and salesmen. Aut* *uatf« ra*<*
*ha*-peecr. Guaranteed to sharpen and
keep sham old style and «x?ety razors.
Quick tr- *cij with big profits Den*. 8.
Novelty Cutlery Company Canton. O
AGENTS— Sell Packard Qu a: tv Shirts *
Direr* from our own factor' *o wearer
Beautiful samp e out?'? ?ree Wonderful
•
Parka-d Sb'rt company 5 • ^ North
A ve Chicago.
SALESMEN—I "ant several hustlart eld
b'o. k ponder men. as general manage-*
o\c»- ff\* counties To hard> nure nv*>
erai No filler Add re** tb* \ tgor-Tor*
M-neral Mfg <> Kearney. Net
AGENTS—Mak* bg money selling new
auto Invention Hoffenberg's sold MP tn
5 months Profit $2 744 For full par
ticulars write Stransky Ce. Dept. **:•
Pukwana. S D
AGENTS—New wonderfu! seller. Me prof’.*
every dollsr sales. Deliver on sret.
License unnecessary. No competition.
Sample free M.*s:on Co. 51$ V H* s;ed,
Chicago. III.
AGENTS’—SCA-SStt week Appoint i %
agent*. 20 p*r cent comm Guaranteed
genuine gold letter* for store window*.
Easily applied Metallic Letter Ctx, 4*i
N. Clark. Ch:cag«v
AGENTS—Big profit*. Genuine gold !t»C
window letter*. anyone con pal tip.
Script* and K varieties* Consolidat'd
Sign Letter Co. *12 S, Dearborn > .
Chicago.
AGENTS- daily tak.-g order*
Thor .» Guaranteed Hosiery ;? <J ffer
er,t kind* latest style* end\o r* Tour
* ?e In free outfit of sample pair*, fhomas
Mfg « > V ”, 4?4? L**ton. o
AGENTS WS! KL\~V>a»*r-' w /
appointing local agent* to -trodu *
Mother Hubbard Foods; no citmim n|. no
delivering; no mono Invested lathout
1 ‘ Pin pan*. E10 Cong re **. « h’oag,
SA1 KS\P\N - Lightning > r«r.te batrr .
compound. Charge* discharged battsries
instantly Eliminate* old method entire *.
Gallon free to sgenta Lightning Co, !'•*»
Motor*, la.
All ENT'S Wonderful easy selling mer *
$ • o v*o * v> * a for | 1 4 f>0 Agents * '« anlng r*
hie t’-oflta Writ# for free *ell ng o ;?r ,
Chas Rolf, Dept. 1«0 R. JM \v Monroe,
« h ‘Ago
N S 0 pe - < rr ; •, f - w ,-r . * ,
htUe article, something r»e* **11* ,ike
widfire Carry in pocket Write at or> «
for f* e* sample Albert Mills Mgr 2*oi
Arne- , IL.ig, Cincinnati, O
AGENTS v business of vour own make
sparkling gUs* name plates .he.ker
bosrds medallions, sign* big Illustrated
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