Nebraska Newspapers

    ^ heeler to Ask
That Blair Coan
mi Appear at Trial
1 allure to Summon Former
Krpuhliran Committee Em
ploye Called Attempt to
Hide Politieal V-peets.
By The A c«| I'rmi,
Great Falls. Mont., April 11.—He
pons that the government would not I
subpoena Blair Coan. formerly an em
plbye. of the republican national com
utilise, to testify against Senator Bur
ton 1C. Wheeler in his trial here next
week caused the Montana senator to
announce tonight, that he would rec
ommend that Coan be summoned as a
defense witness.
Although District Attorney John R.
Slattery and Special Assistant Attor
ney General H. P. Stewart, Wheeler's
prosecutors, would not confirm the re
port that they could not call Coan,
they admitted that he had not yet
been subpoenaed as a government
an it ness.
Branding 1he apparent failure of
the prosecution to call the former re
publican committee employe as an at
tempt to conceal the political aspects
of the case. Senator Wheeler Said he
Avottld recommend to Senator Thomas
.1 Walsh, his chief counsel, that Coan
be required to testify in the trial.
“Since the matter rests entirely
Avitli Senator Walsh, I will not posi
tively say that Coan will he sum
moned/* said Senator Wheeler, "but I
shall ask that this be done."
Coan testified before the senate
committee which Investigated the in
diriment of Senator Wheeler that he
was sent here hv George R. Rock wood
of the republican national committee
to investigate Wheeler and "another
senator'* with the view to obtaining
publicity material foi the republican
campaign. Coan was in Great Falls
when the grand jury that indicted
Wheeler was in session.
Senator Wheeler declared that
Coan's references to a. meeting in a
Great Falls hotel between Wheeler.
Gorden Campbell, Montana oil pro
moter, and Clyde Glosser, Campbell’s
.secretary, are wanted by the defense
as a part of the case. Glosser Is said
to have declared that in the hotel
meeting Wheeler asserted that Camp
bell’s oil prospecting lease application
before the Department of the Interior
"would be taken rare of."
The whereabouts of Coan are un
kuo wn.
Senator Wheeler was indicted for
accepting money from Campbell in ap
pearing before t lie Department of the
Interior in connection with the lat
ter n applications for oil and gas pros
peeling leases In northern Montana.
It is alleged that Wheeler did this
after being elected to the senate. It
is a Aiolatlon of the federal statutes
for a member of congress to accept
fees for appearing for a client before
a government department.
PHONE OPERATORS
GET HERO MEDALS
Lincoln. April 11.—Miss Marjorie
_Twiss. chief operator and manager of
telephone exchange at the town
of Louisville, and her assistant. Miss
Lydia Pautach. were the guests of
honor Friday evening at a banquet
in Louisville, at the conclusion of
which they were presented with
bronze medals and citations for
heroic conduct in helping save the
lives of residents of the town during
!< flood on the night of September 2$,
1022.
Tiie medals are of a number given
each year by the widow of Theodore
N. Vail, former head of the Hell Tele
phone company. 'Hie two young
women remained at their posts with
the room flooded, giving alarms end
aiendlhg calls for help at their own
peril, A dumber of people lost their j
live1* in the flood.
COTTON REPORTS
MEET DISFAVOR
N»w Orleans, l^a.. April It.—The
American Cotton Manufacturers as
sociation today adopted resolutions
asking that the federal crop report
ing bureau discontinue during June,
July and August the semimonthly
cotton crop forecast on the ground
that such reports disorganize the sta
bility of values and react unfavor
ably on the textile Industry.
The resolution, one of many adopt
ed at the closing session of the asso
ciation's annual convention here,
said the summer semimonthly re
ports which were inaugurated last
year In compliance with an act of
^^^''ongreas, furnish forecasts of pro
duction that are not reliable enough
for legittmate trade and are used
largely for speculative purposes.
2ND ELECTION TO
END CONTROVERSY
A second election of school trustees
of McClelland, la., will be held April
27, as the result of a contest over
the election held on March », It waa
derided Friday at a hearing on the
controversy.
The election vas contested on the
giounds that the name* of several
winning candidates were written In
on the ballots. Candidates for the
second election hsve been notified to
tile nomination papers 10 days prior
to election.
SCIENTIFIC PARTY
IS REPORTED SAFE
Washington, April 11.—The steam
er Arcturua, bearing a party of dis
tinguished American scientists. In
search of tha mysterious "Humboldt
current," la safe In the South Pacific
ocean, according to a radiogram re
ceived her# tonight by the naval In
telligence bureau.
Tha vessel waa located by the navy
department off tha Glapagos Island,
opposila Kcuador, after relatives of
the scientist# appealed for aid.
Visitor* Picnir.
Tara Angalea, April 11.— More than
sd* l.ii'iu southern Californians gathered
tieie today to attend picnics given by
the stale Boctetles of New 1'nrk,
Washington, Rhode Island and Con
necticut. Thia afternoon picnics were
also held by members of the Month
J'.end, Ind . sod Ml. Joseph county,
iinhiinu, organizations.
U. S. Cavern 600,000 Years Old, Scientists Say
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Geologists estimate ttiut tile recently explored Carlsbad cavern in New Mexico is between 560,000 anil 600,000
years old. A flashlight photo shows Hie beauty of the stala smites—nature’s totem poles—in one massive chaml>yr of
the subterranean wonderland, now being called the most wonderful cavern in the world.
Chapman Plans
for Legal Battle
Appeal Papers to Be Filed
Tuesday Will Allege That
Kxhiliitsl iijustly Filtered.
New York. Apiil 11.—(leiaid Chap
man is not going to the gallows with
out the bitterest sort of fight.
The condemned criminal’s thrrte at
torneys. Frederick J. Groehl of New
York, Nathan O. Freedman of Hart
ford and, Charles \v. Murphy of Dan
bury met In the New York offices of
the former yesterday and decided to
exhaust ev ery legal expedient befoi»
they permit Hie black hood to he
drawn over Chapman’s fare at one
minute after midnight the night of
June 1’4 1'r. next.
Freedman i-aine t > New York al
most directly from the solitary cell
of (lie bandit in Wethersfield prison,
near Hartford, and he bore this mes
sage from Chapman:
''We’ve got a chance. T.et’s make
the most of it. If you fellows keep
your nerve we shall l>e sole to con
vinca the court of appeals r never
killed that poor cop and l didn't gel
a fair trial.'*
Mr. Groehl told the Universal Serv
Ice that appeal papers would he
filed on Tuesday with the supreme
court of appeals of Connecticut. The
appeal papers will set forth as a
basis of a request for a new trial
exceptions taken to the conduct of!
the trial and admission of evidence
alleged to have been prejudicial to
the defense by Superior Court Judge
Newell Jennings.
It will be charged that State’s At
torney Hugh M. Alcorn, in his eager
ness to convict Chapman, illegally in
troduced such exhibits as shotguns,
electric drills, revolvers, two bottles
of nitroglycerin and other para
phernalia of safe blowers, stick up
men and burglars, and thereby cre
ated Mich an atmosphere that Chap
man, tlie “criminal trade mark. * nut
chapman, alleged »iurderer of Ik lice
man HkellY, was on trial.
After filing of the appeal papers
events will move swiftly. Within a
fortnight the court of appeals will set
a date for argument. This will prob
ably come in May.
A deck-don wdll he rendered prob
ably In May also. A noted Connect!
nit lawyer may be retained to argue
the appeal.
AMERICANS FIND
ANCIENT CONDUITS
Washington. April 11.—Conduits
which supplied the fountain of
Olauce, erected to the wife of Jason,
the Argonaut. In ancient Corinth,
have been rediscovered by an Ameri
can exploration parly.
Several pieces of statuary and pot
lerv in excellent condition alao have
been unearthed, the Hellenic informa
tion service announced today, while
more important finds aie expected
from the operations of n second party
at work "at the she of the Argive
Heraeum, near Mycenae in Argolls."
Both expeditions were financed by a
rift from the estate of the lale J. C.
Hoppln of Boston.
Spruce From Canada
for Knglitdi Planes
Vancouver, B. C. Apt II 11.—Kng
lands renewed activity In building
airplanes lias resulted In the placing
of the largest order for spruce from
British Columbia, for I lie construc
tion of planes slnee the world war.
it was announced here. The contract
plated by Vh kers, Ud., Knglish air
plane mantifacS tiret a, with a local
lumber company, calls for the delivery
of 2,1100,000 feet of spruce during
1025.
The spruce will he logged on the
Queen Charlotte islands, tiff the eoasl
of British Columbia, and milled in
Vancouver.
American Families
Show Bif? Increase
By InlrriMlInnHl \>uw *#rvhe.
Detroit, Mich., April 11.-—American
families in moderate circumstances
aro shrinking rapidly In sir.e rnm
pared wll h those of til air immediate
forebears, according to A. W. Frye,
supreme commander of the Maccn
beee In an address hers.
Snowstorm Hliplil*
Faster Finery Parade
ngdeneburg, K, V., April I. A
enow slot III, sweeping across thn HI.
I.swrsin* river on the wings of a
chilling northwester, tonight blasted
the hopes of owners of new Kaster
finery that 1hcy would he a|,|e to di«
pLav It In the annual Kanin- pantile
here tomorrow. A while blanket
overed Hit ground tonight.
“AK" WORKERS
TO HOLD RALLY
Majors, captains and woiker* in
the ranks of Ak-Sav-Reu will meet
for a big rally at Hotel Kontenelle
Tuesday evening at 6:30.
Workers who will he present should
notify Samson in the Ak-Sar Ben of
fice at the courthouse, so that places
will he saved for them.
A Good menu has been planned. W.
F. Gurley will speak. The Kiwanls
quartet will sing.
5 Naval Officers
Faee Rum Charges
W ilhtir Approves Court Mar
tial Order Aflrr Liquor
Is Found on Ship.
Hr l ulversul Service.
Washington, April 11- Charge*
against the captain and five othci
officer* of the navy transport Beau
fort, In connection with the discovery
by tlie captain of the yard at Norfolk,
Va., of a quantity of liquor on board,
have been approved by Secretary Wil
bur, It was announced today.
Tlie officers who face court martial,
probably next week, are Commander
I >. W. Fuller, commander of the
Beaufort: Lieut, (junior grade) Ft. D.
Hill, Lieut F. M. Jtohow, medical
corps: Lieut. < \ W. Baker, supply
corps. Machinist F. M. Hendricks and
Chief Pay Clerk .1. P. Gallagher.
The liquor- was discovered in a raid
on the vessel when if docked at
Hampton Roads, Va., on February 2,
following a cruise in the Caribbean.
The case was investigated by a spe
cial board of inquiry, on whose report
to the secretary the charge* are
based. Commander Fuller will be ac
cused of negligence, and the other de
fendants of illegally possession liquor.
Final pipers in the case will be
ready Monday or Tuesday, It was an- i
tiourn ed. The trials will he held at
the naval operating base, Hampton
Hoads. Kach officer will be given a
separate trial, but all will probably be
lu»«rd In- the some court.
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IUDGE DISMISSES
4 BOY PROWLERS
Knur i'nuncll Bluff* hnv*. charged
' 1th breaking intn the Squire reel
Hence at Third atreet and Worth
• treet, were brought Intn Juvenile
court Saturday. The bnya are Henry
Ault, 14. 310 South Nineteenth at reel:
Otla Reason, 11, 1422 Sixth avenue;
Hubert Davl*, 11. 2410 Fourth a\e
rue, and Lawrence Tapa^ 10, 2717
Second avenue.
The youths admitted their pro*,
encp In the vacant house and were
dlamisaed following a lecture from
Judge J. I.. Blanchard.
According lo Information given by
police Saturday, the old Squirt resi
dence has been broken Into several
tiroes by gangs of hoys, evidently In
searrh of the relics which belonged to
ihe elder Squire. The home is owned
now hf I ,ew Squire.
FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN ARMY HOSPITAL
Ran Antonio, Tex., April 11. Hun
died* nf soldier* and * x service pn
tleni* were endangered when fire
broke out In the renter of the army
base hospital here late thie afternoon.
Quirk work on the part of the army
fire fighter* kept the fire from spread
ing to ihe adjoining ward*.
Mr*. J fa. Klinn of Wichita Kail*,
wife nf n patient, narrowly escaped
death when she wa* trapped In the
horning hutlding. enlisted men ear*
lied her out through a window. R« en
erv In the Red Cross building caught
fire from some unknown reason and
the flames quickly spread.
Burglar Suspect In
Returned In Oklahoma
TJnroln, April 11.—Elmer Grey. sr
rested here on advlcec from Fair
view, Ok la., ask Ing that he be detain
ed on a charge nf burglary, left this
evening for FVtirvlew In ruatody of
Sheriff llurwell of that place.
Earlier in the clay Grey, through
attorneys, sought release on a writ
of habeas corpus, claiming ha was
illegally held. District Judge Wheeler,
following a hearing, dim I teed ihe pe
tltlon, dcclailng there was no merit
in It and that the arrest nf Gray by
the sheriff at l.tncoln was justified.
jtcipicsl Refused.
Dondon. April II In accordance
with custom ihe king of England ha*
tefuatd a bequest of a 9.50,01)0 left
him hv the will «»f Wlnlfi'ed Doubt ess i
of Dundonald. i he rstat# will he i
turntd un lu uhttilt)'.
Undraped Knees
Banned bv Pastor
*
Minister Turns Pale as He
Finds Chorus Practising
Danre for Church Frolic.
Washington, April 11.—Undraped
feminine knees are all right 1n their
place, but a rresbyterian community
hall is not the place.
The Key. Thomas C. Clark, pastor
of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
church, uttered that edict today after
attending a rehearsal of “The Min
strel Follies,’’ an amateur production
scheduled to be given in the commun
ity hall Monday night by the Takoma
Park volunteer fire department.
When the pastor dropped in to see
the rehearsal, he gasped. Kleven
pairs of shapely knees, some of them
unmistakably dimpled, twinkled at
him as the owners went through the
intricate steps of a dance feat tiring
tliH number, "Mtulple Days.”
Polled dow n stockings and rompers
formed a combination that shocked
the sensibilities of the pastor. He
immediately gave notice that the girls
must be “properly clothed.’’ or the
performance be given el sew her#.
“Properly clothed.’’ the pastor made
plain, means knee* concealed by
slot-kings. The sponsors of the show
take issue with him and have Invited
all the elders of the church to pass
upon the propriety of the moot cos
tumes.
KIWANIS CLUB TO
HOLD EGG HUNTS
An Easter egg hunt will he held
at the public and parochial schools
of Council Bluff* at 3 Monday after
noon, under the auspices of the Ki
wanis club.
A number of Easter eggs, each
bearing the letter “K.” will he hidden
fur the children to find. Every stu
dent who finds an egg hearing that
Idler will be awarded a prize. In
addition, a large chocolate egg will
be given to every student.
Members of the Klwanls club are
asked to report at the various schools
lo a Id - in llie festivities. The organ
izat'un of the hunt will he arranged
by principals and teachers st the
schools. The hunt will be confined to
student* In Ihe kindergarten, first
and second grade*.
INSURGENTS LOSE
AT SAINTS MEET
Independence, Mo., AprJl 11.—By a
vote of more than two to one, the
general conference of the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Hay
Saints voted down here late fodav a
document aimed hv insurgent dele
gates at centralization of directional
control In the church presidency.
The document, signed by about 3ft0
delegates at a meeting last Sunday,
opposed a plan presented by Frederick
M. Smith, president of the church,
who has been seeking through a week
of often acrimonious debate, adoption
of Ills plan for a centralized church
government.
FRIEND TEAM WINS
IN STOCK JUDGING
Lincoln, April 11 The high school
livestock judging team of Friend
ranked highest In all classes of the
annual state judging contests, it was
announced today. The team scored
l.fiK.I point* out of a possible 2,100.
Leonard W ebber of Friend was liigh
ranking Individual, both In judging all
classes and in judging swine. Walter
Johnson of Weeping Water was high
individual In judging sheep. Twenty
three high schools were represented
and more than 12.'» students partb-i
paled In the contests, which were held
Thursday and Friday at the agrlcul
tural college.
MENERAY ESCAPES
HURT IN CAR CRASH
W. K. Me net ay, R02 Fast Broad
way. Council Bluff*, had s miraculous
rscaps from death Saturday after
noon, when a light truck he was drlv
ing, ran wild down L«»geti street hill
and at the foot of the street crashed
into two automobile* parked in front
of the Mercy hospital.
Flight Plan* Mml<\
Rome, April 11. The propose I
flight of* (‘ommsnder France*! -o d*
l inedo, chief of the Italian ,iit fT.
from Italy to Australia and Japan,
will he made In a hydro airplane In
Kit Imps, covering a total distance of
f non kilometer* (approximately
H.L'./i tullest Linedo will start from
Ibuue pi "bnId.v about the end of the
month*
Curtis' Promise
of Half Billion
Tax Cut Ridiculed
Treasury Officials Kslimatr
$200,000,000 as Maximum
Amount of December Cut.
Rj RORKRT S. TItORNHI Kl. II,
Intmiat tonal Vem Servlra Staff C«»r
reaponilenf.
Washington. April 11.—A sharp
difference of opinion arose today be
tween congressional leaders and the
treasury as to the extent of next TV
cembers tax reduction.
With Senator Curtis, republican, of
Kansas, leaving the capital with the,
promise of $560,000,000 cut In the tax
bill of the American people. Secretary
Mellon’s advisers insisted that such a
slash is out of the question if the
government is to continue, its normal
functions.
Treasury officials estimate that
$200,000,000 can be rut off the tax
bill with safety. A reduction greater
than this figure would be dangerous,
in view of the estimated receipts and
expenditures for the next two years,
they held.
Preparation of statistics which will
he considered bv congressional com
mittees in drafting the new tax legis
lation started at the, treasury today.
It was declared that the surplus for
i he year ending June 30, 1925, w ill
exceed $100,006,000, against the
earlier estimate of $63,000,000
Postal Raise Lowers Surplus.
The treasury now estimates the
1926 surplus, upon which the next tax
reduction will' be based, at over
3350,606.000, but it was explained that
the figure may vary widely. Already
congress has provided for a $60,000,
n00 increase in salaries to postal em
ployes, part of which must be ab
sorbed by the treasury, and has
boosted the pay of its own members
as well as other officials. These addi
tional expenses were not contemplated
in fixing the 1325 surplus.
Officials also said the government
would exceed the estimated $3,533,000,
000 expenditures for the year ending
June 30.
Collection of Income taxes Is ex
pected to exceed the $1,660,000,000
estimate by about $36,000,000. Collec
tion* from July 1, 1924, to April 9,
were $1,303,000,000, and for the re
mainder of the fiscal year are esti
mated at approximately $400,000,000.
Payroll Cute Impossible.
Estimates of expenditures for 1926
are $3,267,551,000. about $267,000,600
under governmental cost for 1925.
Among the important reductions next
year will be « $35,000,000 cut in inter
e*t payments from the $$65,000,000
of 1925.
Unless there Is a drastic reduction
of payroll and other expense* it was
said to 1*» unlikely that the govern
ment can keep within the 1926 esti
mate. Treasury officials said that ma
terial cuts in pel sonnet are apparently
impossible excepting in the War de
partment and veterans bureau, where
additional clerks were employed to
carry out administration of the sol
diers’ bonus. With the rush of get
»ing the bonus certificates virtually
over these departments will be re
duced.
MAN MADE BOOZE
TO THWART WOLF
fJeorfr* K. Hooker, 2112 South
Tonth street, sentenced by District
.Tuda* Wheeler Saturday to Mrv« five
month* in the county Ja 11 on a liquor
nulaame charge, told the court that
lie hail been forced to depend on a
rn-callon atill to nave himself and
family from starvation.
Hooker raid he moved to Council
Fluff* three month* mgo, *nd, being:
unable to obtain employment, started
to manufacture whisky for * liveli
hood. He said he wa* formerly em
ployed a* a road worker In Mill*
county.
POULTRY THIEF
GIVEN 2 YEARS
Dwight Miller, was sentenced
Saturday by District Judge O, D.
Wheeler to seive two years In the
state reformatory for the theft of
poultry. Miller plesded guilty.
Miller was captured by * squad of
«lx policemen a week ago, when one
of the officers fired a shot at his
heels as he was making a getaway.
Ha was charged with raiding the
poultry pens of J. T. Wilcox on Feb
ruary 10.
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Funeral **rvi« *« will l«* held Mnudav a<
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1 awn Imiuiri** may |««« aridtcaaad
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Funaral limn*, Mmtdio . p m . la Ml out
<*Hy. I* far Intnrinnnt
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IS. 192*.
Funeral Tnnada) nminitu Tram I ha real
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ANNUt MEMK.NTS.
Funml \ntlrfi. 1
SKI.LKr'K l.ouln* M . widow of the late
t’harles Sellerk. April 11. at t h<* resi
dents of her daughter. Mri. Dili** E.
Berg 111 3 11th A' e
Funeral wrvlt-M will ♦*# held a’ the
lli’flt resident e Tuesday. April 14 at
1**0 a m.. to l»e followed 1*\ cremation
at Forest f.awn (>«mitorv
The family request friends to please
mint flow’ers
Inquiries m*v He addra^sad lo I he Ural
ley ft |u»ri an<a Mortuary
BEANS David T . age 7 5 .vesta. died
April 10 a l hia bom**. 233* S .".1*1 Si.
Funaral *er\t<es will be held Monday
a* 2 p. nr at the chapel of the First
t’nngi egatlonaI i htireh. Inquiries n ay
He addressed to t ha Hurkei i hapel. HA.
ongo
IVERSON Howard. 4-vesr-nld ion of Mr
and Mrs. l.lo>d F Iveraon Died
April 1*. nt h*s horn-, 1115 S 32d Si.
Private funeral services were held Sat
nrdav at 4 : ?0 p. nr. at the Burket
i lo ped.
Funeral Directors S
HEAFEY ft HEAFEY
TTndertakera and Kmbalmera.
Phon* AT. 2531 Office 2K11 Farnam.
t ESTA BUSHED SINCE 1SS2 >
HULSE ft R1EPEN.
At Your Service.
2**? "4 Cuming St..1 A. !??«
Brailey & Dorrance
N. P. SWANSON. 17th and Cuming.
Quiet, Dignified Supervision.
JOHN aT"0ENTLEMAn'.
ha. 1 *4H4.3411 Farnam St.
H K BURKET ft SON.
34*5 Farnam. Eat. 187S HA. **90
LESLIE O. MOORE
241 h and Wirt Sta. WE. *947.
noth and Military Ave. WA. 9*90.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN
Purchase a family lot in Omaha'i moat
beautiful cemetery. Offices at the ceme
tery. weat of Florence, and 720 Bran
defa Theater Bldg.
Pergonal*. 9
THE SALVATION ARMY Industrial home
solicit a your old r lothint. furniture,
magazines. We collect. We dlatrlbufc
Phone .IA. 4135 and our wagon will call
• ’all and inspect our new home. 203 N
nth Sr.
MUKLLKIt ft JOHNSON, the expert, fur
nace men. are nro\ ing from 1514 Uass
Si to 933 North 24th Si . wheie the>
a e prepared to lake r are yr old aa well
as new' customers.
IXV ESTIMATIONS. rula/tng 'persons,
heir's estates, property / l»nrneaf.cases.
UnnfidentiaI. Addiesa Box D-113, Oma
ha Rer.
STEAM Hail a alcohol rubs, massage, elec,
treatm’t.v 3 a. m. to t p. m. 35 Doug.
hi k.
ELECT Bit* treatment and body massage
Hour*: 9 a. in. to 9 p. m. Mrs. Crowes
Place. Apt. 2 213 3, 24th Ave. AT. 3194
MRS J ENNE8 MOHR. MEDIUM
2021 CALIFORNIA 8T- AT. 9141.
MASSAGE—Expert treatment; lady oper.
ator; open till 9 p. m. 210 N. 17th St.
COSTUME, theatrical, historical masque
cmd.umea to tent Lieben. 1514 Howard.
EL WOOD Sanitarium. Steam Hatha mas
sage. O. Jacobs. 320 Arthur Bldg. AT. 4946.
EXPERT massage. steam batns. Fraher
Baths. 2WH Anulla Court. AT. 1*72.
l>o*t and round. 10
HUNCH of keys in black leather holder
lost in RrandeH store Saturday after
noon. Finder please return to Rrandeii
store lost and found dept Reward.
THM MAIL arrier who picked up fur
neck pl*< e In Havden s basement Mon
day p|ea«s call KB. 5475.
it'TOMOHi i.rcs.
Automnhilr* for Kalr. II
10»* I.ATK model car* s' a big reduction.
3e« us first Fords from |5i and up.
Terms, trade.
UOLDSTRn.Nf AUTO SATES CO.
2112 Harney. AT 4544.
Open Evening and Sunday
xash-vriksema auto co..
USED CAR STORE
**45 Firnim. AT till.
FOR THE RIGHT FrTcE ON GOOD
USED CARS SEE
_OMAHA FLINT COMPANY
(iaragrs for Rent. 50
STEAM-HEATED, fireproof garage 311
* 31st St. AT 9135
HI sInESjT SERVICE
Business Services Offered. 21
PHET.EY ANT' NMNN Tree experts and
laoda« apa gardeners and ahruba. Phone
AT 41*4
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACCORDION, aide, knlfa. bog pleating,
covered buttons. all atvje«; hem
stitching; buttonholes. Write Tdeal
Potion and Pleating Co., 3SI Brown
B’ork Omaha Neb. Telephone JA. 1935.
NEB. PLEATING CO.
H *m*t itching Covered Buttons.
? * r> 4 Fa mam Second Floor. JA H7t.
Moving—Tnirldn;—Sloricr. J6
ComxiN'S F1RKPROOF WH9K * VAN
"!* North 11th Rt. Phoi>. JA. :«»:
Mo\ I»• g. par king storage thipoing
IlKNINS OMAHA VAN ft STORAGE
1Cth and Leaxenworth Sta. Fe< king,
moving, "image shipping. JA 4143.
Painting and Tapering. 3*
WALT.PATER. raparhang In g. painting.
Reed Tarka. 4701 S J4th 8u MA. x»H*l.
AT. 7404.
KXTERT panarhanging and painting; low
aat ro»t, Spanrar Bros . AT. *14?
Pit.nl Atl»rn»j-s. i*
3. W. MARTIN. i:« Ftt.ra Tru.t FMf ,
Omaha, ala" Washington Double eerx
Ira, atngla fta Alan htlp aaH patania.
SILAS »' SWEET To Ik F De* Moinaa.
fowa Special rummer prk aa row
Pi-Inline—Station.ry SI
CUMMKRC1AI. PRINTING. Kddy Frlrllnf
t ". .12 « 13th St. Phone. JA. 6QLS
Repairing. 31
WC REPAIR sawing machines. Vlctrolaa.
planoa. Mickala. lith and Harnajr. AT
4 Ul.
' ^MKXI-TV"
Help Wanted—Fcoule. 36
SALBSLALICfl—Wa have an opaning f"i
two salesladies to c*p» eeent I’olllara.
Pleasant out door work. Shot t hours,
s to * Salat' fl* ftft per week See >H
Idpaut • i« 11 » m . I to 4 p. m. *n»
Baud Fid* _
I.AOIKS Meau'y work paya h* ’mne'
when learned at M"ler‘a Pax <x» night
•lasses » sl| "r wrlta (or our blue hook
of heauH t allure. Holer t’ollege. 1 ft*
* 1 Ut Si
Hfty \X'»nlr<l—X1»lr. ilJ
fl MlkS- Rsllwav nistt. Posts' other
good positions ft.4fte I36(1 yearlx ex
perten e iinne« exarv . instruction for
government examination, full parttru
largs fre# h\ writing <i W Bobbin*. Ill
Hu . hell Hid* W•aahtngti.n. 1> f
MEN Lean bar her Hade l*a' mcht
Midi paid profession. Mder graduates
are expert operators Aiwa? ■ in de
mgiid fall <tr xsrite for catalog
Barber < oUege, D>* S lith St
\1.L men women, hoxs rlrls IT to *S.
xxtlltng to acrapt goxammant r*o«tunn*.
1117 $*6ft i trs veltng or stationary),
write Mr Oament. 14* St Louts. Mo
liRVO dark Mxiat he expet len« ed and
«agtatet#d. References required Harley
Drug fo 11 n 1 O 8t . Lincoln. Neb
FIREMEN Hrakamen hagtnnara. *IS0
I Jfcft t which position*! Hallway. Y-2I7I.
Oiuabs Bee
NiI.mii.ii and Xk.mIi. AH
SALESMAN
Omaha i'onr«rn haa a permanent
position open for a xmmi man to
• « rk in the rltx Wa furnish a
i»t end nsv substantial ealatx
*t>d bonus Helling expat tan •
desirable but not absolute!' ne
• e«aarx Would • onatdet the
xouiif trien x* ho ran cogvltt* e iim
that b* Is r*sdx to graduate into
• Me selltna field Must he over
' 1 high a< hoot education sr bet
ir •ml lux* good appearance
and manner Oix# full deist's tn
'our letter Out salesmen know
about this ad Replies strictly on -
ftdentis'. Box h-1!2, Omaha Lee
SALESMEN Three nest appearing >.<un*
»»xen wanted to represeni i'oltteif l'|tx
and t'*xetmg m»l Halerx and Imnip
Ha*. Mi 1.1 want * to tl a it* , I to e
p. U4. 4tH Matixl Uhlg.
^ K.Mri.uyM rvr
lulPMlItt MMil AKt’tltS. il'.l
(SALESMEN accustomed i n making but)
money: We hair openings for several;
aggressive specialt' suhsmen to trawl
and sell our advertising service t>» bnnk
era And merchants clean. dlgntfed.
iegithnate and established business. e\ )
elusive territory: commission paid if gHv |
ni weekly; experience m our line while j
desirable not n»*'•'«!**» r y Telephone • '
to 1 _* mornings. Edgar W Pohttg. Fob
tenelle hotel j
Situations Wanlnl—M»lp. 41
t‘\KKi'TIONKHY man with 1* yes** *x
neriencs fountain and candy making
went* pnaitlyn. Beat reference. Bex 4*3
Waboo Neb.
FIRST 4-lass mechanic and battery man
Referem-e*. Write Y-2180. Omaha Bee.
" . ~ _ .
Business Opportunity's 4?
BARBER shop, two chair*, north Ne
braska. good reason, sell r ight. Y 2881.
Omaha Hew.
Real Relate UHM. 44
MONEY Tt* LOAN
On first and second mortgage*.
We buy outright for » ash
Exist ng mortgages and land contracts '
Prompt action.
II A. WOLF CO.
r*t? Saunders-Kennedv Bide. A’F 316°.
.i>, AND 0 PER CENT MONEY
Loans on Omaha improved property at
lowest rates
FRANK H BINDER
*2.1 Hty NationalJ A.2661
SECOND tnerttlfN nr esetrsetl pgr*
r hased by Tukey Company. €20 First
National Park. JA. 3222
OMAHA HOMES - EAST NEB FARMS.
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1015 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg JA 2712
1100 to $10. *90 loaned, prompt service.
P. D. Wead A D. H. Bowman. Wead
Bldg
HONEY on Omaha houses at 6 per cent
and S’- per cent. Cash ».n hand No de
lay. Sihopen A Co.. 22C Keellne Bldg
JA.. 42 J 6.
FARM loans on West Neb. and N E. Colo
farms Kick* Investment o0. Omaha.
6li AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY
GARVIN BROS.. 645 Omaha Nat Bldg
Money to Loan. 45
J*EF 175 TODAY
if vmi want money for any purpose.
A loan of $30 will receive the same
prompt attention as on* (,f $509. You
c*t the full amount in cash, no f-»*s
deducted, no publicity or unpleasant ln
\ estimation. Oldest established and most
reliable in Omaha.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
R. 506 Karbarh Block. Phone JA. 2295
209 R 15th St.
LOANS! 1.0 AN?' LOAN0'
DIAMONDS. WATCHES JEWELRY.
PRIVACY SWARTZ JEWELRY A
LOAN CO.. 1514 DODGE.
MONEY caned on diamonds. Diamond
Loan Bank, 213 City Nat. Bk bldg
Esf. 1«94. Reliability. low rate privacy
KDITATIONAI.
I»ra| Instruction Classes. 48
DAT SC«OOI, Nlf.HT SCHOOL.
Complete course 1n all commercial
branches. Shorthand typewriting, teleg
raphy. saiesmanahlp. civil service.
Phone JA. 1565 Complete catalog free
BOYLES COLLEGE
ll’h and Harnev Sts. Omaha. Neb.
TRI-City BARBER COLLEGE.
1 402 Dodge St. 130$ Douglas St
Call or write for infomatka
Musical—Dramatic. 49
PIANISTS—Learn popular music. E. M.
Kahn Mi«-krl Bldg AT 4161,
Dancing Academies. 50
K EL-PINE—Farnam at 25th. Class and
assembly. Monday and Thursday nights.
Pierrott orchestra: 2S Instructors. Pri
vate 2»**nn* any tim®. JA. 9759
KEEPS CINDERELLA ROOF
10th and nOCOLA* STS JA 547t.
LIVESTOCK.
I’oultrjr and Supplies. S3
SKN I> .-hi* C O l> R-tJ X»rr,d r...<-k»,
$14.25: Buff Orpingtons. White R **.
White W>«ndo»te«. $l< r.n Wh-te Leg
horn* $12 50. heavv mixed $1i . ai.t
mixed. $19. If you send money v - * h
order the prop is f per 1 "0 le*s
“Chicken Little” Hatchery. Lincoln Neb
HATCHING eggs. d*rk barred rock, trap
rested show* strain.’ Paxton Foultry
Yard 4i:.l N r.ath A'». KE 6.-.S7
MERCHANDISE.
Business Equipments. 58
TTPEtrr. ITERS — R.sson.bl. RENTAL
rates New and second-hand machines
for sale. Have you seen the Standard
Keystone Remington Portable? What
ever v©_t needs in the typewriter Una
rail Remington Typewriter Co.. 210 S
l>th St. JA. 2ST€.__
WE BUY. self safes. rr*ke deans. show
'IMP *tr Omaha F »ture A Supply
Co., S. W Corner 11th and Douglas
JA 2 7 24
Fuel and Teed. 61
KINDLING—$• truck load delivered
aswduat; haled shavings JA. 5746,
17.90. " llTE NUT $7 50. III. Egg Lion
Coal Co WE. 2495.
Household Good*. 64
Big Sacrifice
FutniDire and furnish ng* omplste
for a f|\ e-room home pearly new.
Compelled t o g"* up houttkeep*
ing. Call HA. 4311 or HA 4134
TEN oversruf fed suite* Mutt ha se'd
at once WE :il? 1«H N :4th
————— ■
Machinery *nd Tools. 67
NKW and second-hand motors, dynamo*
LeBron Electrical Works. SI*-:-- s I2th
Sf«l*, Plant* and Flower*. 68
Twelve Welch's Concord grapevines :
years, fl.gf. fiftv one-year. |. 100
Hsparagua II Snyder blackberry ir
Kim t**v*berrie» Ihundred. 2-v rht
l»arh. II. 10# Piogr^ssive and -!»»0
Dunlap strawberry planes I Five
Cleaning and 5 Wealthy. |. Ten A**l
«t Elm 11 Ten Compaa cherry, f- »n
Three Hanska. J Opata. 2 hap* end 2
Waneta plum S3. All good 4-foot
branched tree* prepaid Order from
this ad. Check* accepted Satisfaction
guaranteed Write fer "Truth Wc ;
Told." Welch Nursery Shenandoah la
MukIcxI Instruments. 7l)
EXPERT tuning and repairing. Tele
phone Atlantic Hi#
Mchrooljer A Mueller Piano Co .
1114-14-14 Dodge St
Wanted to Buy. 73
I'K^KS DESKS DESKS ~
New desks, used de«ka bought, sold
traded. J C. Reed. K0? Farnatn. AT
**144 _
ROOMS rOR KKNT.
Room# With Board. 74
M ERR1AM HOTEL, tendentlai. b> da).
neek or month. loth and Dodge
Kimiiii* (or Itouarhrrplnc. 76
MonKHN housekeeping room*. j or 3
i anm . WMn 4B4
Rooms, tnfurnivhrd. 77
THIRTY-THIRD ST #14 S : 5 vn
furnished, all modern rooms, no chil
dren __
Wher* l*» Stop in Town, 78
11**1 El. SAN FORI' l»th aid Patna so
HOTEL HEX5H AW—16th and Farnam.
Special Rates to Permanent Uueets
Apartment* of Building Owners and
Manager* Association.
Furnished. 80*
| HI’NTKR INN—Home for the traveling
man to leave h!» wife for cans fort and
i safety 2 40 4 Dodge AT *tj>
I nfut nlsht *! 8t»li
VFRT choice ene • >m
w'th thtee room • *omtt»oda*
Don Large living room. Ku It
• osite bed closet « ith Vt* • -•'- *
h»d end pOvate hath walking
*4»*iance At |2T.|a and I
j Call DRAKE RENTA!. AOKNTT.
,1A. • Irv ,iA jm
PET* * * vis*
WHERE OMAHA KENTS
4T *644 _lDh and Is am *ta
* i * .
tv ,t PAi Atr,r. to 4 r »m#
Real Eiia.e Management thhl
i
Apartment* of Iftitlriinc Owner* and
Manager* \*mm iation
l nI in*nt**lied. Hi»li
DRAKE rorRT
27D AND JUNES STREETS.
oitixh* « mnst conveniently lecat*
.<1 walking distance a['«n
menta. <*n*. two and three room
Apia. All outside At $45. $17
and $57 50. fall
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY, ♦
JA. 2S95, HA. ASA*. JA. JTlI.
Tx st r?
NEW AND FIREPROOF
MTH AND DAVENPORT.
Very atfrartjvn four-room apart
ment with five room accommo
dation. Living room, dining
mom. full bedroom kitchen and
dressing room. At $•».'. GO and $70.
• all DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY,
JA. 28Q&. JA. 2711.
REAL ESTATE—FOR KENT
Apartments—Furnished. 80
8MKISHKY APT.-—382# California 8t. f»
rtn 8|i’ . with 6*rm accommodation*.
Nt-wlv d * ora tad, brand n*»w furniture.
' 1 11A 41u:> or MA~ 0T*9
LA FAYETTE 3 11 » rooms and bath,
iivdotn and complete. Reasonable.
Adults.
Apartments—t nfurnlstied. 81
HIGH CLASS APTS and flat, under *u
per-m.n of r'wnem. "Service that
plea.ee." Traver Bros., 219 F. N. Blot la.
AT H.«t___
NEW DUPLEXES FOB RENT.
N J. SKOGMAN At SONS.
21 LS Cuming St- _ HA- 7041.
NORMANDY, 1102 Park Ave.—7 room*,
available after April 15; also 3 rooms.
Call Seybuld HA 0*57.
COM 1*. and te» a fine Apt, V.O) De»eV
An L’.wev apis Rents reduced.
MODERN apartments: low rent; clo,« In.
11. P Stebbins, l' li) Ch .. ago St
Business Places for Rent. 82
HTH STREET -I'orner basement, lot*
rent. G. P. Stubbing, 1619 Chicago.
FOR H ENT—<"f*mpletely furnished res
taurant. S J*th. MA- IS 12.
Houses for Kent. 83
A Rental Bargain
Brand new 5 and 6-room duplex apart
ment*. A 192* mndel. everything the
finest; carefully arranged for comfort
anil convenience; minutes to town;
snutheas* corner of 35th A’-*. and
Dewey. Don't rent before you a*® thee*
excellent apartment*. • It will be well
worth your while. Rental $60 and up.
T. H. Maenner Co.,
AT. 3362. 523 Omaha Loan Bldg.
BEDFORD AVE 47«:—6 rooms all mod
ern. hot water heat; 52-ft. front lot*
garaK*. cin'Kf-n f-r< r WE. 335 ■'.
1STH AND DODGE—Superior all modem
7-room house with fireplace. Must -a#
inpjde. Fall 3431 podge HA. *>457
3J18 N. 1STH—7 room*, all modern, in
very good condition. Garage. HA. 5314.
513 S .*<TH ST.—6-room modern, clo*e
!n nica yard* and sha je
S RO«*MS strictly modern. Corner of
: ■>! and Miami. WF "9*4.
Houses—Furnished. hi
PACIFIC ST .. 391*—6-room, nicely fur
nished house. % car line; garage. HA.
1*46.
i 7-ROOM home and garage completely fur
nished on Prettiest Mile. KK 1335.
REAL f>T\TK— FOK SALK.
Heal Estate—Investments. 92
STRIKE ONCE IN LIFETIM E.
SAFE. CLOSE-IN INVESTMENT
INCOME h.:"" ONLY Slt.OOO.
iOne-third **aeh: ^nt will pay balance Six
brick flai*. four room* and bath ea« h.
Tenant* furnish own heat Live in one
yourself, You will goon have the property
• iear and an - for ! A . 1 ■-i
C• ' N SV LT HARR! SONMORTON.
<4bth year1 .la .s- n 0314. 13-: Kdrr.q- \
Farms and Lands for Sale. 93
22 HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARMS FOR SALE
IN CENTRAL SASKATCHEWAN,
WESTERN CANADA.
All are well situated a-s to Railway,
Schoola and Churche* _
PRICE t.'t PER ACRE
1499 CASH ON EACH FARM WILL
HANDLE.
Baance in eight yearly Installment!, in
terest 6 per cert. Pr.ce and termi have
been materially reduced :n order to
cine* cut an enta»e These fa^ms are
s tuated in one of the beat mixed and
g-a in-growing district! in Western
Canada
NO TRADES CAN BE CONSIDERED.
For further particulars and informer n
-egarc’ng special rates for inspecti n
trip apply
L H p«'.YD. Superintendent.
Lard. Coioniaa*. on and Development
Dept*
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS.
Fourth an 1 Tacksen Sra ,
ST. FALL. MINN.
.'ASH FOR TOrR PROPERTY.
Q I'^-k «a 1 *• * made tnywh* e Writ# rr•.
• a I'arraher Real Estate Auctioneer,
i v»»• r w r j t > . Net
City Acre.igs for Sale. 94
l \''RF„ <ftTh *r.d Fowler Av*. City
water. Close to school and car. AT.
Sft*4.
GEORGE A CO. REALTORS.
Housps— North. 96
FOR SALE—Two stories seven recr.«
f'ame Urge \0* room for another
house :4;f- Emmet Sr near 2 4 th Sr
■ I* '.'f rot terms Eastern ew
er Frank '". Rancher. P. O Pox 5". i.
Boston Maas
STF.l-TLY MODERN NEW HOME. »'' •'
POWN BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK
FLOORS rAVNE A SONS. J V If- *■
WILL busld and finance your home on
*a«y term* S-e us for plans J O.
Schmitz. *r.« Omaha National JA. I?*?.
N i^Tli ST— S-ro-’t: ITS9 ca*h.
Crefgh R*- JA
LARGE house, lets, cl «a n, |7,S<
Bargain. .1A <1337
l> E RUCK .v CU buy and *eil horn**
Houses—South. 97
MlW -ootn use U lift# down.
I‘1 month Cal’. JA £ 1.'
■mum*—W Ml 9H
Cathedral District,
$3,500 Cash
7 r x nta. 3-cae ga*age 1*' el lot llxl'*
fr"! paved street, all r*atd ail m®d«rn.
« bedroom*. Litarv. furnace one Rlw.
to Farnaui rar line, about .* block* to
Cathedra! located at £ftl V 4la* Leok
at outside Call the off '* for appoint
merit Do not disturb people in non**
un';*«s b\ apt' - ntmen? It takes iN
»: oft . cash to handle Hurry’
AMERICAN MCRTtiVCK AND FIN AN* «
. i - MV \N>
AT 4**«. 314 14 CaurtncN Bldg KE 17 '
SEE Msrniaut Lantbsr tvr pr•> e* on
gatage* R*»«? construction at mt?* -
mum coat. WE M41.
\rw t-rc — house and 1 * era grow* *
5; ;*ft IlfS down |3* month Ca'l
ja ma.
$ I I do-'
ISft month. C.4 l JA. *liC_
\FW S-room h'\’*e |1 7'-' t * down.
I.» month * V1 J A £ U ft
For Salt'—Dundee*. 100
REAL sacrifice—New Fng' sb colonial —
T ipm*-Oplendld location-—Corner lot
Tear old Per vet arrangement—Call
Fa 9*oo JA ft«*7
1 .'is for 8 tie
HAVE a few wan treated lota tn Fdge
* nod for «a'. For prices call C. A.
Grlmmel JA 1#IL _
LOT Fast front Vt'nne I um Rivd., all
imi'cci "**i*r»t * raid KF £*5*.
Heal f Mult* for KifH«iK|«. I*4!
I'ROt'M kuncilo* to school, car.
Take auto . r lot KF 3*54
\\ xnt.il—Keal Cm at* JlVk
FOR t vault* tat tour proparty with
riRST TRl ST CAT
AT * • 4***’ V NaU Banh.
IVf: sfm Dundee home* Hat your prop
erty H,;ri u* for result*
B.»'t C IV« l»r Cv» Realtora JA 14(1
c d uTroHnNsoN co
Las; L»iex* iie» Far gam. J a. 9«IR
i