[Maroons Win
Class A Title |
r of District 3
Both Winners and Losers Will
Go to Lineoln Next Week
to Play in Grand Finals
for Championships.
HE Technical High
school basket ball
team, running true
to form, defeated
tlie Creighton
l'reps for the
championship of
district three of
the Nebraska State
Athletic association
tournament at Tech
gymnasium last
night before a
large crowd by the
score of 23 to 16.
Both Tech and the
young B1uejays
■will, play In the grand finals for the
state championship in I.incoln next
Saturday.
Outsmarted, but. not outgamed, the
plucky Creighton five, every one of
whom was playing his first year of
high school basket ball, fought from
gun to gun with demon like furiosity
to stem the tide of Maroon players,
but experience triumphed.
Bed by Kenneth Otlmier, rangy
renter, the Techsters held the
junior Blue jays in leash thoiighout
the fray, and only for a new flit
ting moments early in the game did
the llilltoppers threaten the super
k iority of the Druiniiiond-coach five.
Tech led, 16 to 8, at the half.
FVom the viewpoint of the sev
eral thousand spectators who
jammed into the gymnasium, the
contest was even more spectacular
than the Technical-Central game
of the night before.
Spectacular offensive drives, and
brilliant defense of both teams kept
the crowd in a tremor. Kvery play
was contested. Kvery Itasket was
battled for, and there was little ac
tual stalling to break up the con
tinuity of play.
Several times, when a few points
to the good, the Maroons attempted
to stall, but Coach Brennan's men,
effectually broke up this type of
defense.
Two tall, shifty youths stand out in
the Technical High victory. They are
Othmer, center, whose deadly- eye
from the free throw- line, and from
beneath the hoop was the, big factor
in the Technical offense, and Nelson,
eieongated forward.
Othmer dropped in four field goals
and five out of six flee throws to
give him high scoring honors with
13 points, and Nelson caged a patrNjf
neat field goals and four free throws
out of five attempts.
Halpine was the Junior Bluejay's
best bet on the score sheet with two
field goals and five free throws.
Walsh counted on a brace of goals
from the field, hud one free toss.
The guarding of Holm and Prerost
of Technical was up to Its usual
standard, while Creighton's pair of
husky barricaders, Kuxa and Caniglia,
■■■■flayed good defensive hall.
Y The lineup:
The lineiipv:
TECHNIC A I/—-23.
FG. FT. Y. rt«.
f harnqul*t, rf .I ft-ft 3 ?
NeUon. If . .2 4-5 ft 8
Othmer, r . .4 5-4 I 13
l’rero*t. rg .0 ft-0 3 0
Holm. Ig <»•> 0 0-2 4 0
Millhnllin, Ik o n-ft M 0
Sw >n*on. «• ft 0-0 O ft
Knfle. rf . ft 0-ft ft 0
Total* . 7 Jill II 23
i CK HIGH TON—1ft.
KG. FT. F. Pt*.
Halpine. rf 2 5-« 1 »
HuMi. If ...2 1-3 4 3
Lfnhy, o .ft I-I 1 I
Fuxa. rs .>.« 1-2 2 1
CanlKlia. Ik ft ft-» 2 0
Gould. rf (ft) _ ft ft-» » ft
Dempsey. Ik .... ft ft-ft ft ft
MrArf.vll. If ft 0-0 » «
Total* .4 8-12 10 Ifi
Iteferee: Tony Smith. ' Nebraska. 1 m
pire: F-rnie Adam*. Omaha university.
Tome of quarter*: Seven mill one-l»alf
minute*.
DOROTHY HURD
WINS TITLE
Belleair Heights, Fla.. March 7.—
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, na
tional women's golf champion, today
added the Belleair Heights title to
her others when she defeated Miss
Berpioe Wall of Oshkosh. Wis., in the
18 hole final match. 5 up and 3 to go,
in the annual Belleair Heights golf
tournament. Miss Glenna Collett of
Providence, R. T., former national
champion and medalist of the qualify
ing round, who was eliminated early
in the tournament,^won the “beaten
eight” final by (i and 4 over Miss
Ruth Anne Perry of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hurd halved the first two
holes, hut a splendid shot to the third
^ green from a had lie gave* her first
blood a-nd she became 3 up when Miss
Wall required three putts at the fifth.
| JShe was out In 41.
The only hole lost by Mrs. Hurd
was the 10th.
! The annual men's championship of
Belleair Heights, the final competi
tion of the year, begins March 10.
Penn Awarded (!olle«iale
Track Meet for 1925
AVw York. March 7.—The 1925
outdoor track and field championship
of the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. to
day were formally awarded to the
University of Penn sy Ivan la, who will
hold them on May 29 and 30 at Frank
lin field. Philadelphia.
The award wai made at the an
nual meeting of the Intercollegiate as
sociation, who also voted against re
ducing the distance of the varsity
cross-country championship race from
six to four miles. ,
Church, Sunday School
League Pilots to Meet
The Y. M. C. A. class B church
league will wind up the season next
Friday with the undefeated First
\ C hristian Diamonds clashing with the
■ Clifton Hill Presbyterians.
A victory for the Presbyterians will
throw the league into a three-cor
nered tie between Clifton 11111, Firiy
Christian Diamonds and First Chris
tlan TNTs.
Manilla to Open Pool Hall.
Charles Manilla, who managed The
Omaha Bee's baseball team In (he
Metropolitan league lr 1922. will
open a blllard parlor at Hit South
Sixteenth street
He may put an amateur team In
the field this season
I
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O’Connell Attends to Pressing
Business While Late Pals Train
-____>
While his late comrades on the big league diamonds are gathering In
the south, Jimmy flToimell, $75,000 mil tlchler banished from baseball by
Judge l.andis, is pressing pants in a San Francisco valet shop. The former
tiiant, who declares he has been made the "goat" hi the Heine Sands
bribery a IT air, still lias hopes of getting bach into the good graces of base
ball. lie is seen at work in the pressing shop.
Tech Leads in Choice of Players
for All-City Basket Ball Quintet
-1__ _
Three Technical High players. Cap
tain Holm, Nelson and Othmer, one
Central'High man. Marrow, and a
junior Bluejay, Fuxa, have been se
lected by Omaha High school coaches
and officials of the district No. 3
tournament as members of The Oma
ha's Bee’s 192.i all-city basket ball
team.
Marrow and Nelson, were practi
cally unanimous choice of the offi
cials at forward, while Othmer Led
Leahy of Creighton by several votes
for the renter position.
.The officials had a hard time
choosing tile guards. Holm of Techni
cal, Fuxa of Creighton, Reeves of
South, Caniglfa of Creighton nnd
Egan of Central received votes, with
the first two named geeting the ma
jority.
The all-city second team will be
composed of Walsh, Creighton, and
Bernard, South, forwards; Leahy,
Creighton, center; Reeves, South, and
Egan, Central, guards.
OHIO FIVE WINS
BIG TEN TITLE
Bloomington, Jnd., March 7.—Ohio
State's basket ball team v.on the
western conference crown by defeat
ing Indiana, 2$ to 26, in one of the
closest, and fastest contests seen here
this season. Ohio State now has 10
victories and one defeat for first
place, with Illinois in second with
eight wins and three losses, while
Indiana slipped from second to third
with eight wins and four defeats.
Purdue is in fourth place with six
victories and four losses. Illinois and
Purdue play again, but their results
cannot affect Ohio's standing. Ohio
State meets Wisconsin next week for
its last game.
Iowa State Toll***:**
Wrestlers Win Meet
Ames, la.. March 7.—Iowa State
eolfege wrestlers had little trouble
winning their fourth straight western
intercollegiate dual meet by defeating
Minnesota here today, 1.1 to 2.
The Cyclone grapplers won six out
of the seven events. Dally of Minne
sota being the only visitor to com?
through with a victory when he won
a time advantage from Kurtz in the
125-pound class.
In flit* I>. M. liUliop *tii 1*1** at Ak fl* l*i
nr.* I’lrar ill#* Wav mil Record, while tl»«*
I>r#<*. ,M< I n. i ild ilil* Rt Creator, In, ha*
Lady Oxford. Fhadwuk, Sir Jo Inn and
Mian iJloHminjT. R (Hover ha a Hob
O'Dell and Smart Alrr. and T. kmdnll
han Ray Atkin.*. Thr R I-'. McClain
horse* now :<t Ak fi**l«i ar** Detente. Rill'*
Hope. Conny Lady. Hapeburpr Min*. Belle
Klower. Mattie «’. Flying Lula. Cheatnut
(Hrl and H*»es Welch.
HAWKEYE CAGERS
DEFEAT PURPLE
Iowa City, la.. March 7.—In the
most listlessly played contest on the
local floor this season, the University
of Iowa tonight defeated Northwest
ern university, 26 to IS, in the last
game for the Hawkeyes. The basket
shooting of both teams was poor, and
the floor work was ragged. Being
maned by fumbling and bail passes.
The Hawks led at half time. 11 to
6. Captain Jenss led the scoring
with five field goals. It was the last
game for .Ja/ise and I.aude, who fin
ished a three-year career for Iowa,
during which time they have held
down the forward berths. They
played on *1 be Big Ten c hampionship
team of 1929.
TIGER CAGERS
TRIM COLUMBIA
Princeton. X. I t March 7 By de
feating c'olumhia. 2.1 to 10, tonight.
Princeton wan assured of finishing 1,1
a tie fur first place in the Intercol
legiate banket ball league, even
though the Tigers lose their remain*
lng games with Dartmouth and Penn
sylvartla. Princeton, although leading
at half time by only two points, pulled
away In the second half and won
easily. Demon led tlie storing with
four field goals.
l>r. f\ I.. PnllrriMiii, West Side. b„
owner end breeder ef thoroughbred*. i#*
ports the toe* of n filly by ('stardom Vor
tex. Th** mure Vortex will tie shipped to
Parnell. Mo. to he mated with rteih.
r_
Yesterday’s Results.
TIA .11 ANA.
Flrat race: Purge $000. 3-year-olds and
up. claiming; fi\*- furlong*:
Alajuh. 98 (McHugh) .33 00 1 4 >0 COO
Meleholr. 104 (Berg) .17.00'5.60
Olympiad. 108 (Maker) . • ..3.06
Time: 1:03 Fernando*. AI Porter. Rav
enwing. Olympian King. I*ndy Abbott,
Johnny O't \»nnr!l. Lloyd Brown, liumma.
Kthe| Hntwn, t'urrency, Danube aleo ran.
Second rac * : « furlong*, purge $800, .3
yeurrdd* ami up. claiming
Recruit. 13-' ( M a r| Inez) 10.60 4 60 3 40
a Bright Idea. I‘»H ( Halter) . . .360 2.60
Alls* Proepef it v. 1 2d ( Kill ■*) .... 440
Time: 1 15 4 .. Nan McKinney.
Subtle Jack Front. Sen Green. aOll Lady
and Silver Maid algo tan.
m R. If. Good erit i •
Third ra»e; Mile end one r gbth. purse
$7on, 3-year old* and up. claiming
Halil. Ill (Schaefer) .5 60 3 60 3.4ft
Full CV Fun. lft» M'OWIM .. MO 5 4ft
Madam Vennle. 103 Hfunltmer) 5*0
Time 1.5* 1-5. Mlzanna. Hsrksmor*.
The Lamb, T. ,T. Fendergaat, Delhi Girl
slao ran. »
Fourth rare 54 furlongs puras $700. 3
vesr-old.g and up claiming:
Lord Valentine, 115 (Martinez) .
.12.4ft 3 6ft 3.2ft
Fort Churrhlll. lift (Toung) . . .3 40 2*0
Frank P 105 (McHufh) .3.0ft
Time 1 04 2-5 A1 Hotfoot .Wraehlan*,
Vanderhurg, Runaway aleo ran
Fifth r«'* Furae $:I.Ofto added the
Juvenile a'akea, 2-year-old a. 4',* fur
long*
a Three Sixty, 116 (Robert*) 1 4 4 0 1 1 40 4 4ft
aNlne Slxtv, -J3 (Baker) . 1 1.40 4 40
Lou Shank (Kill*) 5*0
Time 55 3 3 line's the Time. Hllvei
Stale. Private Moth. Jack Jr. Rtisnell
Gardner. Mhngta. King. War Bella, Run
all, Friend Joe. Swift Ladv. What'g the
Tleni, Mia* MukUind, Gem go O'Neill alao
ran.
aPoupled.
Sixth rii•• Furae $1,200. 3-year old* 1
and up, Mile nntP one furImi*
Spin nod Spurt. 9'i lEIxton) 4 50 4.00 2 40 j
(’atinnti Shot. 9 5 (Ifo.igland) ....12 80 •. 40'
Firm Friend. I«9 (Robert <i . .. 4 30 i
Time. I f,4 .* Paula Sk«>'. All Over,
Blarney Stone alao ran.
Seventh ra< p; pur« •• $•.’.400. 3 year old*
amt up, 2 miles and 7 furlong*:
Hugh, 100 (Moitcnacn) . .7.40 4 20 2.6ft
WIKI Jock, in.; (M. h <' ffer) 3 00 2 4ft
Senator pnnlun, 45 (JohuM.in) 2 4ft
Time: i, Glanmore. Pottghnregan.
Tag D:g, Wnrthman al*«» ran
Eighth rate- Purge ft.nftft; 3 y#ar olds;
* furlong?
Nellie A »•? (Mnsglgfid) 1*50 7 4ft 4 00
P unols the 107 < M < f In* ». i 5 40 3 *0
Varuuez. fft.1 (Bills) .*.ftft
Time 1 -13 (5 Lnru in* Ryt Elector,
Girl fir ou t Martha Martin Foolscap,
,\fe*k Afapttr Publlehsr al*n ran
N'nth r»r». $6ftft 3 yiar nils and up.
mil*
Tangerine. Ill (Dakar) ,.7.10 4.60 $.00
Lady In**, 10* (Sylvia! .15.40 6 <0
Catherine Marions. 107 (Walla) • ..300
Time: 1:43. Lithuania, Sandalwood,
Muller Proof. Sweet Or*** also ran
Tenth race Purae $700. claiming. I*
yt»ar-old# and up, six furlongs:
Shasta Limited, 9'» ( Klaton). 12 00 7 40 3.20
Run Chief. 109 McHugh***).3 HO 2.HO
W •! Winner. 114 (Maker). .2 HU
Time: 1:15. Stamp. Muay Mob Manl
akane. Fre.* Maaon. Malaavena, Mronaton,
Krtiina William*. Mart Bunch. Mannikin
II. .la* k Led! and Kirk woo* I also ran.
Toilayn Entries.
IKKFKKSO.V PAItK.
First rate* Pur**, $7oo claiming, 1
ye.4i olds a nd up. • furlong#
xtjnlnnli .log o'Kelly .J02
High View 99 xUla •*
<^ue«-n Agnes f*9 xThe Mule*k'#r 10fi
Steve .....103 x Poppy#* .I OR
Menwnnd . loj Ashburton .104
xNtxr Time . . log peter Piper • • 119
D|V«J| ....l«l Theseua .103
x Betsy Bsvnn H( x Kerry Girl ... 90
xRnllfng Wave 91 xMary Dear . . *7 j
Second ra*s. Puree, $700. claiming
3-year-olda and up. ♦» furlong*
Double Van .103 Charlnat . 101
Eva Bong .103 xOrlova ... 9*
xGeerga Starr .103 Mt Pleaaant .10*
xAntonla .ion Bublen .11*
Bed Seth . *9 •jr.Vliw Hope .... *7
Kentucky Roe* *9 Fair -Light . ..101
Bed Squirrel . 97 Flixa Brown ... 99
Mitt . 9g xCapt Sch’ller 14
Will 91 Mollnero .103
Third race Puree. |“0O; Malden I
year.nlds. *llmv*tp»a. 4 furlong#;
Ai|*ghan . .115 aHark .Ie*t ... 11*
Firearm .110 * Navigator ..,.11*
Blue Pencil 111 Fsrara .II*
Light View ... 116 Hawkey* .110
Nell Maxim 112
H'lreentrec atahla entry
Fourth rate: Purse. $700; claiming; I
y«-nr old*; *» furlong*:
xWhlte Wing* |00 xMy Heallny . toi
Pillager . . I 10 Galatia 109
Mndeo .110 x ItUlllhllng I 1H
xSpecie, notify |0g Will Well* . 1»4
Ivory . . . 97 Foxnmte .107
x.lohn y Moult) 106 xl.iltle .flmiitle log
Fifth rue#*: Puree. $700 allowance*;
Dine tlrns* purs#*: 1 j gar-nlda; mil#
\ Walter F. inn Malh.u fog
Delhi Hov .102 aXnth's Treasure 104
aJedhurgh Ab v 102 Tonnerra .|0.’»
e.VIr*. tl W. Church entry.
Sixth ra* » Purae $100. claiming; 4
>>«r ohls anil up; m|Ja end 70 yard**
Phil Mayers .. H»7 UoMflold 110
x Vnrlrk . 1M x<»ee . 97
Nogales . 110 L(|v M . 102
gPlu- 1111 ra * . 104 Iteepatd . to*
y\anthn« I #2 Scanp II'
Lurkv Strike to* Lieweil* n 109
Seventh rare Ptirfe. $700. rlslmln*
I * ear oMs And ur m»le and s aixt**nth
Mavnr C*rr*1 111 Do M' Vihnn 97
F< arlet fluglsr 1*4 ,R#d "Hum 4.
1 Ron* Boo 92 M'U Ka it lot
*V*r TdcJ 104 yap*' ehleem '0t
xKnet|<i| l*g xfunhnre M
Overtake 104 Try Again . $7
Clear and faat.
M '
Tech Cinder Tracksters Will Get
First Outdoor Workout Friday-Maybe
If old man "Sol" Is out from be
hind the clouds next Monday after
noon, the Tech High cinder path ar
tists will take their first outdoor
workout of the year on the newly
1 built cinder track which circles the
Tech I ligh football field.
Coach “Dutch" White Is devoting
his time developing the muscles and
wind of his pupils. All the men out
for the suuad are lteginning to round
into first-class condition and should
show great things when their chance
comes to try for positions on the
track team.
During the last three weeks
more than 411 candidates have Iteeu
working out. Besides tills group of
candidates there are an even dusen
of lettermeu who are working hard
to prepare themselves for the final
acid test. Quarkenhush, Huinhlrd,
''Chiles and Fielding have been show
ing good results in the dashes. In
the mile and half mile competition
la keen. Martinson, Waidellck,
l,ewis, llorgen nod Olsen are show
ing up better tjittn expected. Poin
dexter ami Mynster are working on
the pole vault and Lewis is working
on the high Jump.
The annual Interclass trark meet
will be held the first week of April.
Following thl* meet the Tech track
team will take part In the city track
meet, and later will probably engage
in a dual meet with Sydney, Neb.
Jack Dempsey
Accepts Wills’
Fight Challenge
□08 ANGKI.KS, March 7.—Jack
Dempsey, world's heavyweight
boxing champion, tonight ac
cepted the challenge of Harry Wills
filed by the negro pugilist with the
New York boxing commission.
Through his manager, Jack Kearns,
Dempsey said:
“I am ready io meet Wills at any
time and any place."
Dempsey also said he was ready
to meet Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul
heavyweight, and accepted Gibbons'
challenge, which was filed with the
New York commission a week after
that of AVills.
The only thing that Dempsey asks
of the New York commission Is that
they guarantee him the financial
cash deposit customary In such cases,
nnd with it tha absolute-assurance of
the commission’s ability to carry out
the match.
Kearns also declared tonight that
he had received many attractive of
fers for Dempsey's services in Cali
fornia next summer.
"However," he said, "nothing defin
ite has yet been done and up to now
Jack has not signed any articles."
Purple Mat Men
Defeat Huskers
Uncolrt, March 7.—Wr»*llei» of
Northwestern university defeated Uni
verslty of Nebraska mat men here
tonight by a acore of 10 to 4, the
Evanston men gaining five time de
cisions to two for Nebraska. Nearly
every match was well contested, but
except In the 175 and *115-pound
classes, won respectively by Highly
and Blore, the ttornliuakers were out
■ lassed. Monte , Munn, Nebraska
legislator, brother of Wayne Munn,
claimant to the heavyweight cham
pionship, acted as announcer. ’
The summary:
lift-pound division: Won bv Blor*. Ne
braska. over Burdiall, North wriltrn
Tim* advantap*; 4:45.
lio-pound Won by Andersen. North
western. over Hudson. Nebraska. Tim*
advantage 10 4«
13ft pounds' Won bv M'Ph*r»on. Norih
n>a(«rit. ov»r Luff. Nebraska. Tima ed
vantag*: 2 47.
14ft pounds Won by Veaacrlnf. North
western, over Bi< hardson, Nebraska. Tim#
ad \h nt » sr* 6:17.
154-pound. Won by Hathaway, North
w***ern, ov*r Lund). Nebraska. Tim*
advantage: 7 34
175-pound; Won by Highly. N’ebrasia.
ov*r Lewis, Northwestern. Tints advan
tage: S:lt.
Heavywnig.it division’ Won bv T.owrv,
N’orf h western. over Molzea, Nebraska.
Time advantage: 2:47
WALKER-DUFFY
BOUT IN MAKING
Lo* Angeles, March 7.—Tommy
Simpson, Oakland boxing: promoter,
who came to Los Angeles to confer
with Jack Doyle, southern promoter,
regatiling a title match between Jim
my Duffv of Oakland and Mickey
Walker, world welterweight cham
pion, returned north tonight with
articles calling for a Walker-Duffy
bout to be staged in the Vernon ball
park, outside of this city, or the I«os
Angeles coliseum, April IS.
Neither Walker nor Duffy have
signed Die articles, however. It fsj
understood Duffy will receiver $10,000
for the proposed match. Walker's
financial arrangement was not an
nounced.
ST. ANDREWS TRIMS
PLYMOUTH FIVE
Ft. Andrew eager* defeated the
Plymouth Congregational quintet, 7
to 3, iri a hard fought game in the
Clans C Church league Saturday
night. The St. Andrew five led at
the half, 2 to 1.
The gume was featured by close
gu.irdlng of both teams. Raker, St.
Andrew' center, who scored four of
his team s points, was the outstand
ing player of the game.
KANSAS AGGIES
WIN OVER PIKERS
Manhattan. Kan., March 7.—The
Kansas Aggie basket Lull team won
Us final game of the Missouri valley
conference season from Washington
university of fit. Louis here tonight.
34 to 21.
Metro League
to Meet Monday
B —
UK manager* of the Metropolitan
league will hold their monthly
meeting at the elty hall Monday
evening at 7. To date only four of
the teams that held franchises last
season have derided to plaee teams
In the league.
President Henry Rressman In
vites all managers of teams who are
interested in securing franchises in
the Metro league to he present. The
Carter t.alie club, Knights of Co
lumbus, Schneider Klectrlra and
Standard l.aundry were represented
at the first meeting of the league
held two weeks ago.
Murphy-DId-Ita, winner s of the
city title last season, and the Wood
men of the World, rnnneraiip for
the league championship, are umlp
rided about entering.
The Police and tha TT. P. Knglne
men will not he represented, leaving
two vacant franchlae*. At the pres
ent writing the Sam Kllas, Drive-It
Yourself, and the Corn States Serum
have applied for the vacant fran
chises.
Fifteen Links
Return Contracts
Bin coin, March S.—Signed contract*
of 15 men have been received by
Secretary Moon of the Blncoln West
ern league baseball club, be an
nounced today. lie expect*, he gald,
several more contract* the pfeeent
week. Of the 15 players who have
signed, four are pitcher*, four catch
ers. three outfielders and four lnfleld
era.
Manager Jonh Clark, who ha* been
on the Pacific roa»t in a search of
talent, .wired he will be In Blncoln
thl* week, preparatory to going to
Joplin, Mo., w here players have been
notified to report for spring practice
March 15.
ECKLEY DEFEATS
ONG FOR TITLE
Hasting*. Neb., March R.—By the
good work nf C arpenter s>nd F’orte
nier, forward?, Eckley, Webster
county champions, defeated Ong in
the Eighth district finals of class C
tonight. 22 to 4. Ong was held to
long shot* throughout. Summary:
ECKLEY. ONO.
rc,. ft. y r»*.
Carpenter, rf . .=» n o in
For tenter. If . 4 »» n H
Hobart, e . :* n o 4
Hubbard, r* .... . * rt e l>
B«meson. Ig . ci o _* o
Totals .11 o 2 22
KG. FT. F Pts.
Petarson. rf . i ft <> 3
Olson. If . 10 0 2
Uowan. c . « 0 o n
Ntrombom, u . u 0 » 0
Thurln. Ik . o u n o
lioltom, if . 0 « a 0
Totals ...2 0 n 4
Substitution. t'ssvHl for Thurln Score
a half: Eckley, 14. On*. 2. Referee:
"I houiHs Hastln**>
BADGER MAT MEN
LOSE TO HAWKEYES
Madison. Wls , March 7.—Wiscon
sin's hitherto undefeated wrestling
squad was ha tided Us first reversal
when the Iowa mat men scored « 16
to 7 victory. Iowa won five of the
seven bouts, two by way of fslLs and
three by decisions
The lwo Badger victories were
gained In the 15* snd 175 pound di
visions. Captain Zodtner won *n easy
declslon over the Hawkey*, Merxy.
with * time advantage of *:20. Splee*.
in the light heavy class, pinned a
tough opponent In 11 .in.
Wolverine Cager* Win
Fasily Over Maroon Five
Ann Arbor, Mich, March 7.—Michi
gan won in easy victory over Chi
cago tonight. 47 to 14, In a game that
wuf featured with sparkling play by
Henson and Haggerty, who, with
'l^apdre, were playing their Inst game
for Michigan.
Placed in the lineup surly In the
content after Handle liad failed to
play impressively, Reason shot five
field goal*, looped five baskets out of
seven attempts from the foul line
|and gave one of the best exhibitions
of offensive ami defensive pla\ seen
at Yost Field house this year.
Following the game the Mi< hlgnn
squad met and elected Richard
Doyle, Kal*mason, as captain of the
!‘c*« team.
How old are you in energy?
'T'HAT’S what counts! It's vitality
—energy, that wtna success.
Spot tit Ikt Ikumkmiil _ ....
ktrd. Unltn ,1 rtddtmi «how that eight out of ten
. . . iwonle arc ftunmni from Anemia —
V!'" Wood atarvation. And energy reeda
milkdrawimg ikt finuart, rMJ blood, high in iron and manganese
Ant mu n indutltd. content.
Qudr't Pepto Mangan ia the sure
way to rrgam health and vitality. Rich
ia iron and manganese content, it is
easily assimilated by the blood and
distributed to every cell In tlut body—
restoring its latent power, royeicians
have prescribed it for thirty-two years.
Your druggist can now give you
dude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or
tablet form.
Glide's
Pepto-Mangan.
Tonic and Tilood Cnricher
1 --I---1 I
Want Ad
Agencies of
The Omaha Bee
Carter Lake Pharmacy
16th and Sprague St*.
Castelfar Drug Co.
2322 South 20th St.
McAuley Drug Co.,
16th and California Sts.
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
19c per line each day, 1 or 2 da ye.
17c per line each day, 31 or 6 daya.
He per line *ach day, 7 daya.
15c per Hue each dav. 30 daya.
Telephone
AT.lantio loOO.
THE "EVENING BEE.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
XNNOCN CEMENTS.
Funeral Notices. 1
LITTON Mrs! Harriet. 25. died Friday
She la survived by her huaband. Charles;
one son. Charles. Jr.; her parent*, Mr.
and Mr*. William .T. Maguire; her four
brother*, .fame*, John. Edward and Pat
rick; l wo slater*. Mis* Anna. Maguire
ftid Mr*. France* Zuiger.
Funeral services front bar residence,
4115 R St., Monday, at 6 45. to St. Mary
church at 9 a. m. Interment, St. Mary
cemetery. Arrangement* in • are of
Larkin funeral home. MA. 04f:i.
YY’ALKER—Mr*. Lena C.. March 4. Age
32 yearn. Survived by her husband. Eu
gene; one ion. Neal; four sisters, Mre.
Anna Muenster, Mr*. Henry Kelly. Mr*.
Paul Story, Mr* Hugh Aehburn, and
one brother. Mr. II. Hampel.
Funeral service* from residence. 2723
H Ninth Nt.. Monday, 2 p. m. Inter
ment Went Lawn cemetery. Iloffmann
t'.foaby eervlce.
STEPHENS—Frank ]». March 6, age 39
years. Deceased i* survived by hla
wife, Margaret, three nistera and three
brother*.
Fiuieial services will be held from the
residence 2626 Davenport Mt., Monday
bt 2: .0 p in. Interment Holy Sepul
chre cemetery. lloffiu*nn-Cro*by aerv
Ice.
GUTHRIE—George F . passed ewav
March at Watervllle, Kan. Deceased
I* survived by two eons, Frank of Coun
cil Hluffg la., »nd William of Sioutt
City, is : one daughter. Air*. Lillian
Dolan. Minneapolis. • Minn.
Funeral service* Tuesday at 2 p. m at
Hoffmann-Crosby Funeral Home. Inter
ment West I,awn cemetery.
COOK—Mr*. Henrv C. age 70 y*ar*. at
her residence. 4521 r»rk»r street.
Funeral Monday from the residence,
*;J0 a. m. to Mt. Cecilia'* cathedral at
9 o'clock. Interment Holy sepulcher
cemetery. Inquiries may be addressed
10 Taggart and Son chap*I JA. 0714.
KAUFMAN—John Edward, age 70 years,
died Friday at his home. 2X10 S St
Funeral .Monday, 2 I*, m.. Brewer's
chapel. Burial. Laurel Hill cemetery.
BUCK LEM- - William H hr.» 76. at \un
residence. 1136 N. 17th St. Remains
era at Tagrart and Mon chapel.
Funeral nntbe 1 at^r
Funeral Directors 31
HEAFEY A IIEAFEY.
Undertaker* end Kmbelrnera.
Phone. AT 2631 Office ?r.ji Farnim.
IEBTA HUSHED .MINCE 1662 >
lit tPFMAX-t'Kt >?HY.
Funeral directors. Ambulance
P'«dg* e nd 2 i th. JA. 3901.
IIU L ME X KIFPEn’
fct Your Service.
2222-24 Cuming St.JA. 1 226.
LE8LIE O MOORE.
?4fh and Wirt Ml*. \Y’E. 0047.
65th and Military Ave. Wa 9090.
Brailev & Dorrance
N. I*. SWANSON. 17th and Cuming.
_Quint. Dignified Supervision
JOHN A. OKNTLKMAN.
HA 16643411 Farnam St.
H K BURKUT A SON.
3405 Farnam. Eat. 1676 HA. 0090.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot in Omahi'i mast
beautiful cemetery. Office* at the « *me
t#ry. weit of Florence, and 720 Bran
del* Theater Ride
IVraonaln. 9
THE SALVATION ARMY Industrial home
solicit* your »>ld clothing furnitur*.
magazine*. We collect We distribute
Rhone JA. 4135 and our wagon will call
Call and inspect our new horn*. iOt N
Mth Mt
ELECTRIC treatment and body massage
Hours: 5 a. m. to 5 o. m. Mrs Crowe*
Place Ant. 2 213 S 24th Avt. AT. 2.194
Dental work (high grade) in exchange
for used car. Pie*** deacribe. Box
0-111. Omaha Bee.
STEAM hatha, alcohol rub*, massage, elec.
treatm'l*. la m. to J p. m. 3S Doug
bIK
•XPERT hand tne*aage. all hour* Sun
dav apnt. Edith Taylor. ]Q1 X. 14th St
HAPPAGU Expert treatment; lady op«*r
ator: op n till » p, im, 21Q N 17: h ?t
COSTI'MK, theatric*!, historical m x u *
costumes to rent. I.iebrn. 1'-14 Howard.
NMVOOI) SnnltariuM. F.stha. massage
Jacobs, 4Q» Arthur Rid* AT 4»4 ft
EXPERT massage, steam bath*. fisher
Baths. 2ft* Ant|ll« Court. AT. 14" 2
mits Ten\es < »n k TTTTTTT TTTi
CALIFORNIA ST.. AT 4141,
~~ u T‘I_X1<II!'I-I'S-^
Automobiles for Sale. II
BARGAINS
Ifil Ford coupe . . . J
14 2ft Ford tour, starter.
1423 f*hev ti-ur . renewed 30ft
1#14 Star tour, very good .. 3*5
1424 Ptar lour.345
Term* or Trade. Open Eve and Sun.
Andrew Murphy & Son,
AT. 4411. 1410 Jackson.
NASH UPTOWN STORE
Used Car Dept.
1*24 Hulrk 4-47 *edan like new.
1 j» 4 Nnah six *ed*n. bcnuttful car.
lags Mat. coupe, condition perfect.
1» . : Chev. coupe, good.
14 If Hulrk toupe. 4 pa**, good.
We also have manv otheis from
I ..ft,00 UP
Open Evenings and Sundays
20.>4 Fain a in AT. .“*1*
1424 FOUR door Overlan«i sedan like new.
14oo rgsh or term* will buy this car.
1424 Tudor sedan. 3475
25 Fords. *11 models. »;»o and up
OOLDPTROM AUTO SALE? CO.
2112 iUrnev StAT,
FOR TIU; RIGHT PRICE ON GOOD
1SED CAR? PFF
_OM Ml A FLINT COMPANY.
NASH NRlV.SFMA AUTO CO.
\ PUD CAR STORE.
H>4» Farnam_AT 2f1>
2-TON Autocar truck, good condition, rea
tona Me -•'4 21 Neb Ave
F6R&-*~WR| sell ^help for ca*hIn good
repair Appl'- 5**4 .tones Pt
niricfn for Htnl.
•TEAM heated fireproof garagft 111 ?
fist Pt ST fin
■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■■■■. *i ■
_in siNr^S SKRVUK
Ituuiiipaa Spi vUrs Often il. 51
icrtimatf.p
Tre •* hedges grapes trimmed Fi
peri 10-fla.v service offered. IvK MM.
MIMIner)—llrevMnaklnc 3.1
At V' 'RDlON. fide, knife, box pleating,
covered hut tons. *11 sole* Dm
stitching: buttenhnlee. Write Ideal
Button and Pleating Co HI Rnwn
BU'ii, opiahn Neb Telephone JA lf34
N FF TlE AT IMG O >.*
H tostMchlna Covered Buttons
|IN Famanv Second Flout JA 5470
HEWING of an' kind For »■ bool chll
dren -pc i <11 * \i \ ft: tf
Mn* In;—Tn»rl»in*—Mnrijf ?«
r )7' ■* ’p7. v « r i ti > v n7k>T~*Th Vf~I *•
Jll Nsrl- nth M rhon. ,< \ SM8.
Mo'Pg i cktrft storage shining
nr Kt v > DU V AN A 'Ki
Ifcfh a*sf| Le* spwerth Its Pack mg
mu'tig. storage shipping J A. 41 el.
flt
BISmESS SISK VICK.
Painting and Papering. 27
WALLFaFF". reDsyksnelnt. pelntln*
rr*(l r«rk». 4701 8 24th SL IIA. 01*1;
AT, 7404. __
PAINTINC. »H'1 refer hsnslns. Hut
work. EiUmst* free. PhoBS KK.
■U.S.V
Patent Attorneys. 28
I W, MARTIN. IS* Peter. Trust fill,
Oin»h». »l»o Wuhl4|ton. Poubl. ..rv
Re single fee. AUo help Mil patents.
SII.AH C HWKKT. res. pst. atty., *14
Klther Us. Molliss. Is , or U.nver, Col
Printing—Stationery- 2*
COMMURCIAI, PR1NTINO, Kdily Printing
Co- 213 H. lath Ht. Phntis JA, 60.4,
Professional Service. 30
W II. HATTEKOTH, Lawyer. Notary.
Confiaentlal .ilvlc. 425 Petars Trust
itMe.. tJmsha.
Itepnlring. >71
WK REPAIR sewing machine*. Vlctrolaa,
pianos. Micktli, 15th and Harney. AT.
4361.
e >ir lo v ment!
Help Wanted—Female, 36
LA DlEH-*-LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
<>ur ccutee la rapid and efficient Day
or night. Enable* you to ttsp from low
pav lo big pay. Call or write. MOLUR
COLLEGE. 109 H 16th.
CAPABLE women 1 o a»ll hooka. Guar
anteed $2 50 per day. 2616 Meredith
A ve. __
Help Wanted—Male. 37
ALL men. women, boya, girla. 17 to 6$.
willing to accept government positions.
$117-1250 (traveling or stationary), writ#
Mr. Oament. 1S6 8t. Louie, Mo.
MEN—I.EARN BAR BERING Good pay
ing profession. Our training day or
night enables vou to step from low pay
to big pav. Earn while learning. In
quire. MOLKR BARBER COLLEGE.
1Q» F 15th
WANTED to hire for gravel hauling Job
at Colony, Kan., lo good truc.ka on
pneumatic tires. Writa or wire for
particulara lo Htevena Broa. Colony,
Knn.
FIREMEN, brakemen beginners $15t>
260 (which poaitlon?) Railway Y-284I.
Omaha Bee.
' '■JMJ_J
Salesmen and Agent*. 39
AUK NTH—Bottle Life Tonic Free Wonder
ful Medicine Big repeater. Big profite.
Lacassia Co.. l>ept. 47. St, Louis. Mo.
Situation* Wanted—Female. 40
YOUNG lady with six years’ bank ex
perienre. desires poaitlon Can furniah
reference*. Address Y-2856, Omaha
Bee.
~ FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities. 43
DRUG FT OR E—Suburban Good lease,
up-to-ilat* fixtures, flesn atork. rent
$60 per month. Write 2-50 Maury Ft..
Pea Moines. I».
FOR HALE or cade, brirk building well
equipped for pop fartory; good buai
n«s«. Write Frank Skorhdopole, Ra
venna. Neb. ,__
EXCLUHIVF. millinery with long »cab
llehed trade. R**st chopping location
Bargain if taken at once. Box B-ilQ.
Omaha Bee __
Real Estate Loan*. 44
MONEY TO LOAN
On ftrat and second mortgages.
\V« buy outright fur coah
Exlat ng mortgages and land contracts.
Prompt action
- II A WOLF CO.
1*2 Sounders-Kennedy Bldg AT. 21^0
L\% AND ti PER CENT MONET
Loan* on Omaha improved property St
lowest rat#*.
PRANK H. BINDER.
*?•, ntv Nations!J A. 2 5 41 .
MoNJSY on Omaha houses at 6 per cent
end €’■« per rent, f’aah ».n band. N'o de
lay. Shopen A Co . 236 Keeline Bldg
JA, 422#.
LOW rate on city property, quickly
rloasd; no monthly payments. J A. 1633 I
W T OR All AM. 751 Patera TruaL
Jlfto to Ilft.Mli loaned; prompt service,
r T» We«d ADM. Bowman. Wead
Bldg_
OMAHA HOVER—E APT NBB FARMS.
O*KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1018 On aha Net Hank Bldg JA 2713
SECOND mortgages nr contrarta pur
rlia'-M by Tukev Company. 630 First
National Bank JA 3223
AND 4 PER CENT—NO DELAY
GARVIN BROS. ><46 Omaha Nat. Bldg.
FARM loan* on Y.'est Neb end N E. Colo
farm* Kl*k* Investment •'o. Omaha
Money to Loan. 4.»
FEE TP TODAY
If you want money for any purpose
A loan of $10 trill receive the aame
prompt attention as one cf 1500 You
pet *he (till amount in cash, no fee*
deducted no publicity or unpleasant in
vestigation Oldest eatabliahed and moat
reliable in Omaha
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
R 50« Karba^h Blo^k Phone JA. 22*5
2ftf 6 15th St___
I «I HAN**’ LOANS ’
OTA MON DR. WATCHER. JEWELRY
PRIVACY 5WABT55 JEWELRY &
r ms co ri4 dodge
NJ0V«*Y »ned -n diamonds. D.smond
Loan Bank. Ill City Nat Bk bldg
rat i*§4 RePsblhty. low 'ate privacy
LmCATIONAL.
Loral Inotrurtfon C1»•»***. 46
e» _
DA Y HClfOOL NIGHT fk'HOoL.
Complete nu1 e ’n all commercial
b*sn«he« Shorthand, typewriting telef
»*phy. salesmanship. civil service.
Phone JA 1848 Complete catalog free
BOYLES COLLEGE.
ltth and Hsrnev Ft a Omaha. Neb
Tni C-tv BARBER COLT.EOF.
14A2 Dodge 5t Uftt Douglas St j
c*lj nr write for Information -
Mimic*—Dramatic 41
P! ANISTS T/e.irn popular tmiele- K. M ;
Kane. M'ckcl Bid* AT 1341.
Dancing Acadrtnira. W
Kitrs nvnrpri' a R^or
1 nth POl'OI.A* *T* JA. t«~"
k"Fi. PINF.- r«ri«m «t !Mh Cl... «ci>
....nibl) Monday a"d Thur.d.y nisht
Pierrctt orchestra; 3ft instruct*** Pri
vate leseon* rni'1 tint*. JA 4759
1 JVKSTOt ltL _
Dug*. Cal* and IV**. .VS
ISH'OKTCP THAINK P nuzi: VTNNIVO
il.rm.n po'.ir, .1o*. .1 .! u - F-'* *’
Some aal* bargain* to make roem f »r
soring puppies On* proven matron,
•dark an«l *en. bred to Imported trained
Sehr-tlul” d * IlSt First litter should j
clear her at this price Also one verv j
dtr' gray voting bit* b t month* ->!■». j
sired hv Imported nrixe winning Atig \
17 Also port'* * - d A Mine nuntde*
CrtHRUYCROFT F\RM KKNNT.LS
7.1 and MHItarv R.v *1 W A 44 tv
- — — .. ■ i ■■■ —
llnr»c«. Cattle, VlfeUn. H ,
lllilll cIRIPF al Pr»( ■ «l fl.d. ’
■n our own ab^p* ant s-**id direct
farmers; prices from t to tllft Alfred]
Corn lab. 121ft Farnsm st . Omaha
ToullrF Supplier. W
Jl pGF iMTLFY S ' *ara of experience a*
brft#d#' exhibitor and tudge guaran
tee* v ou the h’glv «r qua ‘tv beb> rh«<-v *
IHuatrated eatftior free Smiley •
Hs*cher> Pan *td N#b
MEStHVMMSr.
DiiaIiic** K.iinlpinciit*. .’>8
tv ri:w n't tv u* — iir i. ~hf~ T v l.'
•ate* New ard e«*-'.*nd-hand mi h
for sale Have > .mi r* cn the Standard
Ke\stone Remington Portable* What j
#v**r your needs In the txpewrltor Jir*'
call Remlncton T'pvwrltot Co. fie t* j
1»th st 1A till___i
WW DV’Y. sell safes make dee a ah.«w
cases, etc. Omaha Fixture £ Itapply
t' »„ S W. Corner Uth and 1 Vug las
JA J7 «_
KltH’T countero. * a« rtle*. * egt*ter*, I
wall c - iee hr»x Ml kinds of fix !
Ultra IA 181 a 22K laard St j
furl ind Fm4. 61
KINDI IN*; I truck load d. - .*e*l.j
•andust. baled sharings .14 I'
fr aft. ILL SPY. I'-ft III Fit l cn j
coat Pc \vk riftk.1
lloiiaohnltl Rood* 61
Ft KNfTl nr—t gas etftv e* 1 trunk* *
8a3• lafenee* tut» 1 els • **th ri
m«- hint iKrir Open .•'undaj. JA
3 > 18. 3)11 I sard 91.
MERCHANDISE.
Household Goods. SI
ORIENTAL Kill — 10X13 >'KKT.
.ALL WA. 3ML
Machinery and Tools. 67
NEW and *ecnnd hard motura. dynamos.
LeBmn Elactrlcal Work*. 31 < :»(=. 121n.
Wanted to Buy. 73
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS.
New desk*. u*ed deaka. bought,
iradad. J. C Read. 1207 rarnam. AT.
»H1._
WE buy bottle* barrel*. Junk of all
kind* Automobiles. Beat prlco paid
Give us a call, JA. 38m.
WANTED to bu> Deed piano. State
price anil name of piano. ( a* 11 Black
8062. Gouncll Bluff*.
hop ms rent hent.^^
Rooms AVItli Board. 71
MERHIAM HOTEL, residential, by day.
week or month. 25th and Pudge.
Rooms for Housekeeping. 7G
2 OK 1 nicely furnished rooms. Ever,
thins furnished. Summer rate. Clue
In. AT. Tt:ll or 703 S. 17th Si.
FRANKLIN. 3610—Three attractive room*
In modern home Private entrance, 16
a week WE. :.65K.
i A 1*1 TOD A VIC.. 2830 I. 2 »nd 3 room
apartments for housekeeping. Heaaonablc.
AT. 5685.
Where lo Slop in Town. 78
HOTEL SANFORD—18th and Farnam.
HOTEL UKN9HAW-Hth and Farnam.
Special Bate* to Permanent OttWtl
Apartments of Building Owner* and
Manager* Association.
Furnished. 80s
III NTKII INN-- Home for the travellna
man to leave hi* wife for comfort and
*afety 240* Dodge. AT. <160.
l nluniislied. 8<il.
I'lUOPO, 320 S. :,TH AVE.
A very nleoeant. light and well arranged
apt of 4 room*, with 6•room *«•<
dalion. Inquire apt 1, Janitor will
allow. Phone JA. 1 422.
APA HTMKNTS and flat a for rant
W .T. PALMER CD. AT If SO.
Real Estate Management Specialist*.
PETERS TRl’ST COMPANY.
WHERE OMAHA RENTS"
AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam It*
REAL ESTATE—FOB RENT.
Apartments—I’nfumlshod. 81
8HIRBKY APT8-, 332K California. up-to
date 5-room Apt., with 6-room accom
modation*. Newly decorated, Janitor
aervlce. 675. Call HA. 6155 or JdA.
0783.
HIGH CLASS APTS and flata under au
perviaion of Owner*. "Service that
pleat**." Traver Bros.. Ilf V. X. Block.
AT. MM _—
NEW Dt’P LEX EH For RENT.
N. .T SKOGMAN St SON*.
Sill Cuming St, HA. 7t48.
MODERN Apt*., DWnd up; dote In.
G. V. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago St
TWENTY FIRST ST.. *13 X.—4-rra. flat.
$2 0. Walk, diet., no children. JA. 2161.
J.J7 S. :«TH AYE 7.r. niodern brick, $4*.
JA 8f67; AT 7331
Hou*** for Kent. 83
1U17 S. 2 5TH AVI: ft#wlv tie-ora If.1 €
room. modern house, ■with garage. Kent
$45
J5.'«o Re**e«\ t-room. partly modern houar
125. Chore JA. 1422.
FOR RENT—7 ruumi modern, >ard,
shade. garage l block lUMfom bhrk,
Park school. Mnthodiat church. 1313 *
2Hh
42* N 4vTlI ST —AR modern 11-room
house Double gang e. Reasonable
JA. 4130
Farm Lands for Kent. 88
FOR RENT—IT. acre farm 1 mile west of
city, on Dodge road. Apply 11* Paxton
block
100 ACRES improved low* farm. 70 miles
• a* Give ref Swenwn Ur»-j . Omaha
16ft ACRES good farm, near Omaha, rent
■ heap fo. ■ ash >04 V l»th JA 4147
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Real Estate—Investment*. K
CONSULT HARRISON 4 MORTON.
-4<nh v.ar' .lark.on P214. 1121 Tarwe1.
Farm* and Lands for Sale. 93
WHY HUNT »I.n 'ou ran i-uy a 4»-«<r»
farm improved, for eSfK*- Othere. Write
for free lie: K. R. David. AiautUain
View. Mo _
City Aereage for Sal*. 94
1 ACRE. *»th and Fowler Are. City
water. Closo io school and car. AT.
J«24
GEORGE * CO.. REALTORS^
House*—North. 96
SHI2RMAN AYE. BARGAIN.
For Only fi.4#0—$75§ Cash.
Ten can t go wrong on this erlendid two.
atory substantial home, six large room*
and bath, beautiful sawed oak
floors. tl • ' row vtetai; key at
our off-oe. Call
03BORNK REALTY CO.
-fr Peters Trust Bldg da*k»on ?14?
WILL build anti fln.vpce your homo on
e«i<*\ term* S e ua for r Jana, J. C.
St hmltx. >53 Omaha National. JA. 174>
SI U« TLY >b'l)KRM NEW HuMK. I **
DOWN Hkll.T.IN PIATTRK3. OAK
FLOORS PAYNK A SONS JA iOD
165: N Til ST —i -room 1150 cash.
Creigh 4<C Bee. JA. 43*"
D K RtVK A CO., huv and sell homes
IMM—••
Near 33d and Martha
well bunt home, of 7 rooms, tero-atory
square typ hot water heal gurage for
I ar* Price 3i.25l> Rest of terms.
Phone cart H HA '<*7
W. J. Palmer Co.,
41*.12-1 4 Rr-I : e Bid*AT
Near 33d & Cuming, $3,250
I roomi c block from Stl or Web#t#r
All modern paved street paid one
hftKk to T ch High and other schools
close at hrnd. 2 blocks to Bemla p*r'«*
TM* is someone a chan*# Make offer
AT 4046 tKK 173:
Montclair “Bargain’’
MI’ST HR SOLD
Five-room modem bungalow all larse
: oak floors, full bas-'ini. nt, south
f'.-nt. gar-ygc, h‘*M ' •'-nt want your
4>f{ei About fl.y-rtg ce>U
Phone Cor l U U.• HV D67. 410 K-14
K*rl«wc llMt. AT
ri.-lftR to n»w Verb HI' L 5 rooms •trtc»
lv modern and up-to he-minuie pa'<*<t
afreet and ad*» tsr-,1 Gallagher
A Co 1" ‘ IVdge J\. * H A *:M
WILL hu||o *o vt'ur erdr on t«tir beauti
ful lots to Edgewood. ver» ea*jr ttrraa
Phone AT 5.«ia
IKK Morris* i Lumber for pn ea ns
ta««ge» lb «* -'-AfWtloil at mini*
mum coal \VK j>:«l
For Sate—-PuimW 108
REAL aacrif e New English Mon*gl
7 »oome Spier-Id location Corner lot
—Veer o’3 -Pe-feef ar- irgemetU—Cill
Fast on. JA ft# 3 7.
ld>f* tor Sals IM
HAVE a few v b*ca*e1 1<*’» ’* Tdge
send for tale Fo» p- .-•§ call C A
G miv-I JA l«U , _
Wanted-—Kegi FM.Mr Bd
WILL REPRESENT Flerbln —estate
owners no a*»ic no pav tllvs legal »1*
Ft r pt.on and l*we«t f gure. Write I'.
«» Hoy Miam. F a _
FOR re*ul • l«*t you* fraturtt jp'ik
FIRST t^l-ST vh' *
KT »:?"40* F. Vat! Bank.
IIAVR a'.us' boyar for rr ' krn 4-rc a.
all ou ore floor
F U A X K C IlKsT. AT lie HA n* 4 k
WK SKI !. Dundee homes l ist > our prop
el tv 04th «•. fo* results
Burt C. Too lev Co Realtor*, JA 14 25
C~ l> HLTCliVN'i' 'V *\^
ncsl -e Ira O r*n*on J t §4*4
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