THK KEK! OMAHA, SATURDAY, DECKMBEU 11. 19W.
OFFERED FOR SALE
t'lrmltirar.
TOVF.S. slightly used, rf .: rerrd:efli of
oat. American Furniture v'.j.. i'.'O N. Kin
r-UV.Arret P1.ACF for STOVKH AM
JTRNITL'RE. Racket Store. 1( Cumlns
BARGAIN R In second han1 Furniture
chweiiaer. 1711 N. ttth Ft. W. 2i:-4; H V.
RANGE and heater for sale.
. JOtfO.
Call Harney
Mesiral imtrinrnK.
fLtOHTLY used tiprlgn'. pianos 'or as'e
at lu Harney. C. H. Thstcher Co. D. Ml
IVF.RS A POND plana,
heap tot McCague lk.
almost new;
PIANO selected nnw In THE TIEN
KETT PIANO CLVDS will be held for
ChrlBtmaa delivery if desired.
FIX OCTAVE FARHAND ORUAN. good
aa new. Also one mandolin. You can net
theaa cheap. Ill 8. 2Sth Ave.
Typewriter.
SECOND hand typewriters aold. repaired
Central Typewriter .'xchange. itio; Farnani.
Mlaeetla areas.
COAL k
AT CUT PRICES
save you from Sc to
tl.iV on every ton and g'.ve
better coal. We guarantee correct welgnts.
Kosenblatt's Cut Price Coal Co.
COAL S bankets. 11. Dry kindling, a load
II delivered. Star lee Coal Co. D. 444J.
SAFE", new and second har.d. 1110 Tarn.
r.is n. xttn st.
FOR SALE Beautiful pair diamond ear
ring; weight. 2 kiran, puie while and
perfect; will sacrifice for earn; no dealer.
Addresa J 7W7. Bet.
FOR SALE-N. and 2d-hand billiard
and pool . table. We icad the world tn
cheap bar fixure", eaty payments. Hruns
wick.-ika Loiitnuei. evi bo. win at.
DRUGS at cut prl.es; freight paid on all
10 orders; catalogue fiee. . nermen
. McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha, Neb.
200 OVERCOATS BLIOHT1..Y I'SED, at
bargain A Is. SlNCltR. 416 N. 16th.
Large stock stoves, furni:. Must sell next
M days. Bell Fur. Co.. 1406 Loao. It. .wJl.
i
6HOLARBHIP on leading business rol
l's, lor sale at disoouat. Address P tOa,
bee. -
. $5.00 COAL" h
armoa
phones.
EVERYTHING tn typewriters; Just a
few of our bargains: Rebu''t No. 2 Hmltu
Premier, (ft; No. Oliver, $2; No. ( Rem
ington. 133; machines shipped on approval;
Do deposit re jui led.
TYPKWK1TKK EQUVFMENT CO.,
iiW 8. Jlth fit.
COAL by the on. Call TTebstar 6,7.
HAL-1 '8 safes, new. id-hand. ISIS Farnam
WK HAVE on hand a number of Ink bar.
re Is which we ill sell at IiOc each. They
ara fine for rain water or aahe. Call at
pressroom Be Publtaing Co.
ALL SIZES of empty boxes and kindling
wood ror a tie. Apply at orrice. . vv. wool
worth Co. bo and 10c eiore.
KIGHT storm ashes, 6 ft 10 In. by 2ft 8
' uood as new. Cheap. 642 S. l;h St.
WHEN answering these advertisements,
. kindly mention The Bee.
CSTuGPATHY
sis N. V. J.. Tel. D. 1G61
, ono'.a. &M X. T. I. Bldg.
PATENTS
t:UL,. Pax ion Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
) Neville Bldg Book free.
t only takes a stroke or two
ij mention the (act mat you
Ip The Bee.
PERSONAL-
Tpr W I tons coal; for particulars, R.
C U&Cj Kt Morehouse Co. W.SiOu; B 2245.
Hf A fiVV'l' f P treatment, adme. Smith.
&2 h. 16th Bt.. third floor
Private cm
tfci N. t'th.
JOHN .
time to in .i
Tel. Red '
Cuming ri
"tidit home. Mrs. Dr. King.
-I. wen. z&r im
m In town. Now Is ths
, trellifes, a, ace vines.
i. A-iOi.. Red 64uS. Uli
r. yth Ava.
MR. JEP r.UODES, ths house that you
wanted is nt-w i.dy far you. The fare
la Dald when jmi ait ready. P. 8. As soon
aa yotl are- th advertisement please
answer.
nADV'O Tour corn comes out or your
Wlli'io quarter comes bsck when yon
tia Corn Jelly, llainen Vrug Co.. lua Far.
f A (WPTTf! treatment- Mme. Smith,
PR1VATH HOME during confinement:
babies for adoption. Good Samaritan Sani
tarium. MO tot Ava.. Council Bluffs, la.
THE 8ALVATION ARMT solicits cratof
tlotblng; In (act. anything you do not need.
W collect, repair and eell at 134 N. '1th
Ft., for cost ot collection to tba worthy
ftoor. Call phone Douglaa 413S and wagoa
fcill call.
OMAHA Btanunerera' Ins.. Batnge Bldg.
WE RENT and repair air makes of sew
frig macliinea. 'Phonea. Ind., A-160, Doug,
lxj. Neb. Cycle Co., corner Utb and Uar-
tvr.
JAMES RUBY can gt Insurance money
by wrlOtg Jean or Charley. -
VTnHana ouPes for men. GRIFFITH,
STRICTLY private horn for confins
. menu; excellent care; bablas adopted;
trained nurse. g Davenport.
rlesa da Voy. Manicuring and maaaaga,
tH V Kth eL r ial a. paona D. 7aa,
MME. ALLEN of Chtcagts aalt glow,
tnagnetlo and mass a treatments iul S.
17th 6L
DR. IlGGERij' private conflnment homa
lUk Marina bU D. (e.4.
Masque Suita
A rent at L1EBEN 8,
riU Howard. D. 4111
MASSAOB AND BATHS.
R-SC Old Jboaloa &iora Bldg., 4th floor.
IM fco. uth bt. Stairway on Douglas St.
JOBlS WASHBURN'S waw book, the
"Underworld Sewer," aoU at all book
tores, price. $LM.
OOOD apple elder, averybody likaa IL
MuUer icaka the beat. Tel. Harney l&au.
MISS LA CRANE, bathe, maaaaga 1(17
Dodge El. taaemeut flat. Hours, 10 a. m.
I p. in.
A HOME for woman during confinement
Wa find homes for habioa where molhera
cannot care for them. Babies boarded.
For terme addnwe Mra. Martha A. Lee, 401
Bancroft bit., Omafca. NeO Phone Doug
' laa 1911.
POULTRY
' FOR BALE Elgbtaen different varieties
of thoroughbred poultry; oucks and cock-
-erela, geese, ducka. turkeys, gulnaa, ban
tama, oga and white rehblts. Al: kinds
ft fancy prgeuna. Write tor free clroular.
D. L. Bruen. Platta Center, Neb.
PULLETS $1K each tn Light Brahmaa,
White Rocks and Partridge VYyandoltea
Cockerels, for $1.00 to UiM each in Barredl
M.lie and Buff Plymouth Rocks. White,
- Buff. Partridge, Sliver and Oolden Laoed
Wyandottes, Single Con.b Brown and
White Leghorna dingle Cuinb White Minor
caa. Light Branmas, Rose and Btr.gle Comb
luode Island tUda Turkeys, Ducka and
, tun Addrcaa V alter Hosrua. Fairfield,
Neb.
(creenlngs D H 101 Iba Wagner, tot N. Uth.
M K TCRKETSfor aa'e; ecgstn season.
Vtis V. M. Pieston, .Worth Leu p. Neb.
PRINTING
.., 'PMONfc IND A -MM for good printing
Lr4tsia4 Print1a Co.. let A Capltul Ava
neewaajiber It relr takes a stroke or two
f tae pea to a entlca the faet Ik at yea
i
. Rei
of th
saw i
SAW IA M IW J. ... .
REAL ESTATE
Rttl. KIT AT DGAI.ERI,
Kt KO ABSTRACT CO.. F nr- prompt
service; get our prices. Kit Fsrwsn St.
(TA NOKfTAD, .Bee Bldg.
Tel. D 27.
-y
"ATNE INV. CO.. first floor N. T. Life.
rFN.IAMIN R. K. CO., 477 Brand,: Bid.
RTTAL KSTATH T1TLF.-TRU8T CO.
CHA K. Wll.UAMSOX. Piesldent.
CITY PHOPERT T FOR a A LB.
$3,900
8-Room House
W est Farnam District
4212 Farnam 8t. ; has reception hall, par
or, living room, dining room and kitchen
on first floor. 4 bedioome and store on
second floor, front and rear stairway, city
water, sewer, gas and furnace. All rooms
are nicely arranged and are of good size.
Lkrge 4-foot south front lot. with fine,
large maple tree, asphalt paved street In
front and paid for, cement aalks in front
and around the house, good barn. The
house Is now vacant, ready o move. Into.
The location ia very desirable, only two
blocks to Farnam car. Terms: tl.oro cash,
balance 124.75 a iponth. Including Interest.
A smaller payment down wlil be accepted
from good party. It will pay you to look
this up at ones.
Hastings & Heyden,
1014 Harney St.
COLD WEATHER BARGAINS
We have for sale a brand new brick
flat. 2 apartments of 5 rooms each: all
strictly modern; furnace; com. fixtures;
cemented cellars, walks, etc.; will rent for
84R. Prica $4.0W; location good, fcee us at
once.
P. O. NIELSEN & CO.,
703 N. T. L. BldK. Both Phones.
PRAIRIE PARK-er,?
19 brand new artistic houses for sale on
small cash payment and balance monthly.
One block to Ames Ave. car. Agent on
promises. PAXTON REAL ESTATE CO..
Owner.
A Christmas
Suggestioqi
Wi can' help Vou to solve tha Chrtetmaa
gift oroblem by suggesting that you buy
a lot In Houievara f-ra aaauion lor your
son or daughter; husband or wife, or any
member of your family. Boulevard Park
Is four blocks north of Kountse Place and
is rapidly buPdlng up with fine, moderi
homes. A Christmas present of a lot tn
this splendid addition will prove a very
suitable gift, as well as a profitable In
vestment. We can sell you one on easy
terras if preferred. Call at our office for
full particulars and plat showing pricea ot
unsold lota.
Shimer, & Chase Co.,
K S. 17th St.
Opposite Court House
4736 North 40th St
Eleht-room. 2-story house, with city
water and electric light and two lots 120x
122 feet on corner and car line. Reduced
from $4.M to 22.000 for Immediate sale.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. T. Life Bldg.
Tel.: Doug. 17S1; "A" UsS.
132x132-CORNER
10TII AND PIERCE, $10,000
t blocks from Burlington and Union
stations; paving all paid; close in and de
sirable.
NORRIS & MARTIN.
Phone Doug. 4270. 623 Bee Bids.
The Last Lot
in Sulphur Springs
Addition
We have one lot left in Sulphur Springs
addition, on Pinkney St.. Just east of
Sherman Ave., that we are offering for
sale at $S50. Wa do not know of any other
lot In this cholca addition of good homes
that can be bought for $800. Make up your
mind quickly If you want to get in this
district
Hastings ic Heyden,
1614 Harney Street.
ATTRACTIVE, well constructed, two
story house at 2508 Maple St.; Just com
pleted; six rooms, reception nan, oatn
room, attic and full cemented basement;
strictly modern; best plumbing, furnace and
combination gaa and electric fixtures. For
sale by owner.
$3,650
539 South 24th Ave.
This Is an opportunity to buy a nloe -room
home, close in. It la within a short
distance of ths business section, on paved
street and in a loealisy where property is
advancing very rapidly. Has i rooms and
bath on first floor, and one room finished
on ths second floor. Good plumbing
throughout, furnace heat; paving all paid.
Lot 37x64 feet.
Hastings & Heyden,
1614 Harney Street.
2H67- PACIFIC, K-room bricks, strictly
modern, excellent condition, $40.
BENSON A. MYERS CO.,
Phone Doua-laa 744. 412 N. T. Llfa Bldg.
I&S1 EVANS St.. 7 rooms, new, modern,
oak ard pine finish; near Omaha unlver-
say n..ia cau w-aui. . , ,
$30 DOWN; BALANCE
tit
PER
MONTH.
Lot 10x147 feet; 24th and Blondo fits.; 4
large rooina and email room for bath; gaa,
city water and sewer; barn.
'Phone Owner, Webstar 27(L or Doug
laa 22112.
NO STORM SASH NEEDED
Don't waste your money; equip your
windows and doora with Oolden All Metal
father strip. Send postal to or see bam I
Dickinson, iil Kamge Bldg.
I WANT an offer on lot 1 block 10, orlg
Inal olat of the oltv of Omaha, with two
houses, 190 and mil California street. Lot
taxll feet.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
New York Llfa Building.
9 ROOMS. WEST OMAHA
Lot $0x1 SO. modern, oak mantel and
grate: four bed rooms and bath upstairs.
one bed rcom downstairs; front aud rear
stairways; barn and driveway.
$4,600 TERMS
A genuine snap.
NOWATA LAND AND IaT CO,
(14 New Tork Lli'e.
7 ROOMS WEST OMAHA
Lot tOxllt. house one year old. built by
owner; three bed rooms and bath up
stairs, modern every way; combination
fixture
$3,500-TERMS
Looks like a Christmas gift
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,
Suite 6!4 Nw Turk Llfa Bldg.
HAVE you a good vacant lot to apply as
part payment on either a live or seven-
room, brand new. thoroughly motiarn nousa,
located on a good lot in a desirable neigh
borhood? If so. see ua at once. Bhlmer
a Chaae Co., M 8. 17th St, opposite court
house.
REAL ESTATE ....
PARK A.IO MAlktll LAKU FOR SALS
190 ACRES of A No.' 1 farm land. 3S mtlfs
ast ot leuver, for only (12 50 per acre; will
double In value In 12 months: 100-acre re
llnqulshreent In same vleinity, $$uu tmprovo.
mame, pries only $1 eoo, near R. R. statioa.
LaTUKOP 4k lOtilN, all Be Bid
REAL ESTATE
f ARM A TCn RANCH LAND FOR At.lt
Calarad
'attsifje4V.
Quarter for You
The best bargain In Washington county.
Colorado, 11 mllea directly north of Otla, U
miles northeast of Akron, all smooth, hard.
black land, no Band. Prica tLSaV
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. Llfa B1U. Omaha, Nab.
Nebraska.
FARMS ANDSMALL ACRE
TRACTS NEAR OMAILV.
yfl acrea. about 1R miles from
Omaha, f:ne Improvements,
about 1W acres In cultlvstlon,
4 In hay. SO to 180 In pasture;
fine atock farm. t70 per acre.
ISO acres. 10 mllea from South
Omaha, rractlcally new 7room
house and large barn 22x40,
65 to 70 acres In cult vatlon,
20 in hay, balance In pasture;
3 acrea In orchard, 6 acres In
timber. Price. I6 per acre.
120 acres near Calhoun, good
7-room house and large barn.
12 acres in bearing orchard
from which owner sold over
70n worth of apples this year:
water plprd to buildings and
feed lot. Price. 0 per acre.
10S acres 1 miles northwest
of Iivingion, about one mile
from end of paved mad; all
new hu ldlncs. good four-room
bouse, hay barn 20x 40. shed 14
x4"; all fenced and cross
fenced: three scree In alfalfa,
18 acrea In timothy and clover,
28 acres In corn and M In oata.
Price, $125 per aore: 13.000 to
tS 900 cash, balance 10 years at
par cent if necessary.
acres SO acres near Center
street road, only a mile west
of Omaha city limits: no lm
piovementa. Price, 1300 per
acre.
77 acres near end of Dodga
street paved road: no improve
ments. Price. I9.0).
634 acres near Florenca, 9
room house, large barn, all
necessary outbuilding. 2 good
wells and wlndm 11. 10 acres In
bearing grapes. Fine place for
country home. Price. $18000.
46 acrea about 4'4 miles north
of Florenca, 8-room housa,
barn 36x 24. new; new poultry
. house, hay sbed. 12 acres In
fruit. Price, $115 por acre.
. Terms. $2,500 cash, balance I
per cent.
40 acres t mllM northwest
of Benson, new 8-room house,
barn for t head of horses, ho
house, paultrv hraise, corn
crib, well and windmill, all
fenced and cross-fenced, 10
acres In corn. 10 acrea In al
falfa, over 7.000 bearing grape
vines, 4 acre in blackberries, t
acres In raspberries, two acrea
in strawberries; close to school
house- Price, $8,600.
George & Co., 1601 Farnam St.
12 4 Srcs. Kimball Co. (Neb.) land at $ 7.00
14 4 Sees. Kimball Co. (Neb.) land at $ s.OO
15 i Pecs. Kimball Co. (Neb.) land at $ I CO
5 H Sees. Kimbsi; Co. (Neb.l land at $.00
8 H S?cs. Kimball Co (Neh.) land at $!0.00
20 U Sees. Kimball Co. (Neb.) land at 81!. 00
The above prices are all very, very cheep
at prices quoted.
Get An Irrigated
Farm
We are opening Llsco, 100 mllea west of
North Platte, on the new miln line of the
Union Pacific. A splendid little town with
fine land around It. We have thlity farms
all within sight of the new town, all under
Irrigation, In tracts of 5 to 600 acrea. Hero
la tho opportunity ol your lite to
a
Get in On the Ground
Floor
Tou known Irrigated lands ara tha best
on earth; prices range from $100 to $1,000
per acre. Wo will sell Llsco lands at $25 to
m per acre. Tea, w will do be tier than
that. We will
Trade Lisco Land
tor City Property
This Is tha best proposition you have
aver had offered you. We want to colonise
Llsco; are anxious to have It settled up
and want people to go out there and grow
up with tha country. You can grow any
thing thare that grows In Nebraska corn,
wheat, oats, alfalfa, potatoes, sugar beeta.
One of the finest orohards In Nebraska la
at Sutherland.- few miles east of Lisco.
Don't buy or trade without seeing tha
land. Go out with us on our
Next Excursion Tues
day, December 14.
Wa run our own train. "THE PAYNE
SPECIAL." Everything comfortable, qulok
trip. Coma in, and tell us what you nave
sid how large a piece of land you want.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
General Land Merchants.
Omaha, Neb.
FOR western Cheyenne county. Nebraska.
land write or see the Potter State bank of
PLtter, Nob. Hava a fine 4&-acra tract of
Irrigated land on Lodgepola creek. Free
water right. Finest land for alfalfa and
any kind of cropa. (35 per acre for a abort
tine. Easy terms. Near school. Also
other good farms and ranchea cheap. Come.
win coat you notning ta loon.
art.
TWO Missouri farms for aala or will
tiada for property In Omaha or vlcinlt.
l.'to' Decatur St., Omaha.
ltt ACRES good land. 70 cultivated: build
ings, $ springs, orchard; 1 miles town: $1.!0.
Other farms. L. A. Hudson, Manama, Web
ster County, Mo.
120-ACRK Tesaa Co., Mo.; M acre In cul
tivation; good 4-room house, barn 30x40,
corn cribs, ota; Una orchard of apples,
peachea, cherries, plums, ate. Thla farm
produced tha premiums at last fair. Prioe
$2,500.
12S40 Acres Finest Era ilng and timber
land In Ripley Co., Mo., for only $4 por acre.
LATHROP ac TOBIN, 414 Bt Bldg
OfeJakoaaa.
OKLAHOMA
Wa have 160.000 acrea of choice land to
aeleet from, raiding In price from $5 ta
$i0 per aore. Inn land Is In (ha oil anil
gas district and you might get an oil well
with your land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite (M New Tork Llfa Bldg
ttregoa.
LANDS, $2liOPER ACRE
Have aome very cholca timber laad loca
tions, aeeeeaible to railroads and rivers, yet
unapplied iur, and must ba aold to aettlers
for WW per acre In quantities not greater
than 1st acres to any one purchaser. Any
person over 21 years of age can make ap
plication without Interference with home
stead or other government entry rights.
These lands contain mostly cedar and fir
timber and will average In estimates, ,00u,.
MM to 10.0v6.0u0 feet per quarter section.
Call or write 412 karbach Bldg., Omaha,
Neb.
oatw Dakota.
lKJ1 acraa In B.ooklnas oountv. gL n
well Improved; let acres under oult., 44 a,
pastura, balaaca meadow ; 1 mil from
tewn; prioe right, terms to gult. W. B.
baw, caaiiwoo4, a D.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(i0 to IS 00 oa komas la Omaba. Cateef
Re I Batata Cs, iwd H. T. Lua. Doug, or
A-f4
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.!
I jOANS ta k4me owner and home bond
ers, wita prtvtlaga of making partial pay-
ments semi-annually, iso commission.
W. H. THOMAS,
it First National (iantt Bldg.
FIVR PER CENT MONCT
to loan on
Omaha Rslnes Property.
THOMAS BRINNAS,
Room 1. New 7ork Life Bldg:
WANTED City loans and warrant, W.
Farnam Amlth A Co.. 1324 Farnam 8U
$10 to $10.00 mad promptly. F. D. Weed.
Wead Bldg.. lath and Farnam.
SECOND MORTOAOE losna negotiated
Apply Rcoma 417-18 First National Bank
Bldg. Bell pbona Douglaa ISIS.
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
WANTED City loana. Patera Trust Co.
PATNE, BOSTWICK CO.. N. T . Lifa.
Prlvate money, $.710 to $t.000; low rata.
LOWFfff RATES RemlsBranrtels Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
"WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
$, 8 and 7-room houaea It prices ara right
wo can sen your properly lor yira.
NOWATA LAMI AND LA J I CU
Suite (34 N. T. Llfa Bid.
SWAPS
FOUR (-room new modern houses, large
lots. In southwestern part of Omaha; no
incumbrance; want p.etraka land,
NOV. ATA LAND ANi- LAJ1 CO,
Suite 624. New York Llfa Bldg.
FOR SALE By owner one 8-room modern
house and barn tn the heart of Kountse
Dlace. tha beat residence addition In city
Just ths place tor a man who wants to
come to educate nis children. Near new
college, public and parochial schools; fine
shade trees, and broad pavement all in and
paid for. Would take W sec, raw land or
( room cottage or will sell on payments.
Address C 744 Bee.
TO EXCHANGE 180 acrea land, central
Dawson Co., Neb., half cultivation, for
mines, horses, Shetland ponies or North
Dakota land. T. K. Wovfeodert, Cosad,
Neb.
WHAT hava you to trade for land?
'Nother fellow'n I have a tract of 10 he
owns It, I trade it. Look Box Omaha,
Neb.
FARMS and grass lands from $150 per
acre up. what have you to trade tor land?
I locate on government land, write txl
Hanshaw. Laird. Colo.
820 sores of good farm land ( mllea from
Denver, cheap, and M0 acrea In Cheyenne
county. Nebraska, for cash or Omana In
come property. A. E, 2006 SL Mary's Ava.,
Omaha.
FOR SALE or exohanre a cholca Wood
river bottom eighty, mile of Millar, Buf
falo county. Neb. Price $6,000; encumbrance
$2,000. Might consider good auto reaaonably
priced, part payment. W. J. Estep, Elm
Creek, Neb.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED A good typewriter; U-lnch
billing attachment; give full particulars.
Address D 745. Bee.
$-H. P.. 4-h. p. or 6-h. p, motor. The Rex
Co., Omaha, Neb.
BEST pnee paid for second-hand turn I -tute.
carpets, clothing and ahoea. Tel. Dag
tm.
WANTED TO BUT.
JOHN, THE BUTER Second-hand and
misfit clothing, wedding dresses. Best of
piicec. Phonea, Douglaa SUS and Ind.
B $12$.
TEAMS wanted by T. C. Jackson, 17lh
and Douglaa.
WANTED To buy a good lumber and
coal business. Address T 108, cara Bee.
BALTIMORE Id -hand store pays best
price ad-hand furniture, clothes, ate. D 4266.
WANTED A good secondhand type
writer; glva full particulars. Address H 764
Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED By young couple. Jan. 1. four
or five-room strictly modern house or apart
ment. Must be walking distance and In
South Farnam district. Address O 772, Bee.
WANTED at once by party of $. for I
or I months suite of furnished rooms
with board In private family. Location
must be good. Willing to psy libma.ly
for satlsfaotor) rooms. Address W-1tl.
WANTED Hotel to rent must be fur
nished. Can glva best ot reference aa to
ability and character. Address, Ytt, care
Tha Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
LADY with aeveral years' business train
ing desires bosltlon selling either In city
or will travel. Al reference. Addrsaa
W. 107. cara Baa. t
VHW. ton coal; for particulars, R.
- - - t. Morehouse Co. w.jwu; u.aia
WANTED By young man. place to work
ror ooara wnua attending aoyia college.
Both phonea,
EXPERT accountant InYolca work
specialty. C. M. Shonerd. Oxford. Neb.
G0YERNMEN1 NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Vjuariermaater, Fort Robinson, Nebraska,
December 2. ISO Sealed proposals for fur
nishing all material and labor for addition
to and repairing pump house, new boilers.
new pumps, etc, at Fort Robinson. Neb.,
will ba received here until u a. m. January
I, 1910. Plans and specifications may be
consulted at tha office of tha chief quarter
master at Denver, Omaha and Chicago,
JJepot quartermaster at St. Louis, and at
this office. Blank proposals and Instruc
tlons to bidders may be obtained at the
same offices. Plans and specification
furnished upon reoelpt of certified check
for $15. to Insure thalr return. Envelopes
contatning proposals snouid be Indorsed
"Proposala for Improving and Repairing
Water System," and addressed to Captain
F. T. Arnold. Constructing uuartermaster.
Fort Robinson. Nebraska. D4-7-8--10-li
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. Ie
cember R. 1909 Sealed proposals. In tripli
cate, win oe received nere until li a. ip
central time, January I. ltlO. and then
opened, for grading, approximately $4.00)
cubic yards of earth. Full Information and
blank forms of proposals furnished on
application. Plans and specifications mat-
De seen nere, also at tna orricea of Chief
Uuartermastera. Omaha and St. Paul
Builders Exchange. Ft. Paul: Master Build
ers' Exchange and United States Quarter
master. rcarntt tiuuoing. itansaa t'ltv M n
United States reserves tha right to aecapt or
reject anv or all bids. Envelopes to be
marked froposais ror uradlng." and ad
dressed to Csptaln Wm. D. Davis, Quarter
master, united mates Armry.
Dl ll-lH$-J(-7
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S
07nce, Fort Mackensle, wyo.. Decembe
10, 1KB. Fealed proposala In triplicate will
b received her until 10 A. M.. mountain
time, January 10, 1IM0, and then opened, for
the construction, plumbing and electrical
wiring of a brick stable for fifty horses
Plan 139-L. Information furnished from
this orrice on application. Envelopes con
tainlng propossls should be endorsed "Pro
po a!s for Stable." and addressed to Cap
tain H. A. Hegeman. Conaftjetlng Quar
termaster, f ort Macaeniie vvvomlng.
PlO-ll-lI-ll J8-
Call
by 'Phone
Wboovr you waat -thins,
call 'Pwoas Douglaa
tat aad caak tt knows
Was4 AA,
LEGAL NOTICES-
THE
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COM TAN T.
SPECIAL PTOOKNOT.PKRer MF.tTIW'J.
NOTICE IS HEREBY 111 V FN that a spe
cial meeting of tha rttocholler of The
Missouri Taoific Railway Compeay will be
held at the principal oinc. ot said Com
pany, In the Missouri Pacific Rulldlng. No.
TO Market Street, in tha City of St. Laula
Mlssaurt, on Tueoday. the IKth day of
January, 191. at nine o'clock In tha fore
noon ot that day. to consider and at upon
the following prepositions:
a) To adopt a coda of by-lawi for the
Company.
(b) To ratify, assent to and approve a
certain Indenture of lease bearing date the
I a day of Jaly, 1, by and between
Poonville, St. ixiuts A southern Hauway 1
Company, a corporation of tbc State of
Missouri, and this Company and authorised ,
nm Vimhm it nt thi fomrn at a mtln nt
the Board of Director, held on tha 18th j
day of August, 1KM.
(c) To ratify, aseent ta and approve tbt
purchase by this Company uf the Whole or
any part of the railroads and other prop
erty and franchises of all or any of tue
following named railroad companies:
Carthage and astern Railway Company,
Joplio and Western Ken way t-ompany, (ft.
1-cula, Oak Hill and Carondelet Hallway
Company. Sedalla, Warsaw and 8outh
western Railway Company, The Kansas
City Northwestern Railroad Company, Tha
Nebraska Southard Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Railway Company, Omaha
Southern Hallway Company, i'aolflo Rail
way Company in Nebraska, Tha Pueblo
and State Line Railroad Company, and
Kansas and Arkansas Valley Kailway.
td) Fur tint purpose of refunding under
lying mortgage bunds and equipment obli
gation of tna Company and for oiaer cor
porate purposes, to consent to, concur In
and authorise an increase of the bonded
indebtedness of Ths Missouri Pacific Rail
way Company, by th amount ot $i;a.0W,.
by tha issue of Gold Bonds ot the Com
pany, limited in tne aggregate to the
principal amount ot 4176,ow.au at any one
time outstanding, to bear Interest at a rate
or rates not to exceed five par cent par
annum, payable su)!-e.nnuaUy, and all or
any part ot such Donas, aa ma noara oi
Directors may d-toimina, to be ooavertlble
at the opium ot he holders and registered
owners thereof Into Slock uf tha Railway
Company upon mish terms and otherwise
aa the rtoaru OI Directors may Determine;
nd to ooiisunt to. concur in ana auiniae
ha execution and delivery ot a mortgage
nd derd of truat on ana ol the whole or
part of tha railroads and otl.er property
and franchise ot Uila Company whether
now owned or hereafter acquued, to secure
such laauo of bonds by this Compa y, and
to consider and act upon tna lo. o aad
terms of euofc nvrtaa.
(el To consent to asa aataoris tna pur
chase by this Compary fioifl time to time
of not to exceed U&,00u,0t par value of the
bonds of tho Pt. Louia, Iron Mountain and
Southern Hallway Company.
lit To ratify 'as proceedings of the
Board of Director thsretof ore taken In
and about tha matters aforesaid. Including
tho authorisation ot said bonds ana men-
aaae ana ceea or trust ana tne use to o
made of said bonoa. ana to consider an
act upon audi other buslneaa as may
properly oa ti a enacted at tna meeting.
roperiy oe transacted at ma meeting. . i
Srr&V
of Janaary, UlO, aud wlU remain closed
until IV A- aa. on we win uay o uuii,
U10.
Dated, New York, November 17th. ISO.
By order of the Board of Director.
GEORGE J. GOULD, President.
A. IL CALiF, Secretary.
"The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
IK Broadway. New Tork. Nov. 30th. 1
o the stockholders ot Tho Missouri racuio
Railway Company: Hat erring to m nui.cn
sent to vou November 17th. 1909. calling a
special meeting of tha Stockholders of this
c ompany to do neia on tne im aay oi jan-
ary, lsio, you are notuiea inai tna i'k
transfer books of thlo Company will be
instead f January UhlilO and
main closed until 10 o olock a. m. January
"ln;.18'"' n,n,n..," ll.,!"Viaa..V
.... .... ... . . . .
avoia any possioiuty ok contusion in orbi-
inga in the stock and rihui to subscribe
to bonds, prior to tne date or saia special
meeting. If unable to attend tha meeting
ease sign and return the proxy which we
nave already sent you. A. i-i. lal,u,
Nov. is to Jan. II secretary."
Nev II to Jau 18
STOCKHOLDERS" MEETING OFFICE
of Lee-Olasa-Andreasen Hardware com.
Notice la hereby given to tha stockholders
of Ie-Qlass-Andreesan Hardware Com-
pany that the annual meeting of the atook-
. . .. ..in w. u.u w.
of iTe'of h..ad'nnrran7.'eo?:;'
office of the aald company, oornar of Ninth
and Harney streets, lit th city of Omaha,
in the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, Jan-
it a r, ia,, - LI
tha purpose
of electing; a board of direct
company to serve during tha
rA .A irmnmm. ..Au ..v,--
, and to transact such other
ors for the
ensuing year.
business aa may ba presented at such
meeting. H. J. LEE. President
Attest: W. M. GLASS, Secretary.
DU to J 11
RAILWAY TIME CARD
IRION STATIC! iOTH 4k MASON
Uatoa Paelfi
LevL Aniva.
Ovcr'.and Mmlted. ........ 7:20 am all.Etpm
china and Japan Man.. 4.00 pm a : ara
Oregon and Washington
Limited
..aU elam a 4:48 am
Valparaiso ana central
City Ji:49 pm i.so pro.
Ckteaato Great Weatera.
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pra
Twin City limited,
Chicago Express ..
Twin City Kxpraaa
.a I: JO pm a $ 00 am
, 2:4i pm
.A ;00 am a :va pm
Wsbsak
u. a. t...i. Tr-rr. m .n . a.?
$T.SnbS7rV Locsf (from " P
btanberry Local trrom
, r.Miin.u Rturrsi n s-od nm mo-ik .m
w - r ---
. i A m.i. MBAA c
. - . h .
Overland Limited ali.10 am a 7 OS am
Omaha-Chco. lxpress.i. , M am a :3v am
Colorado bpecial a 7:40 arc a 1:20 am
COlo.iCeiil. n,xprss....a s.w pm a s:b pm
Hen i -Omaha iocai li:li cm au:W pm
, ,.,,
Chicago Express T:Uara a $:4 pre
Chicago Limited a, (:00pm il:lSto
Minn.-6C Paul Exp 0 T:10am
V.inn.-fcit. 1'aui I-td A pm a 7.U am
omaUa-Ft. Dodge Local. b 4:1 pm bll;20 am
laicao Kertkweatega
Li)ioiaQiuc ........ m i.ui
Chicago Dayimut oH-...a . .mo am all. i ara
Uiuaha-Cnivaao Local.. aU:S6 pra aii:fc pia
Colorado-Chicago aa.Mpm a 2:21 pra
umana-wuivaau opk;. ..w,iu i;wm
l acltio Coasl-Jhioago...a .1a pm a pen
Loa Angelas-Poriiaad
i.iniiie ..as. 10 Dm al2:j Dra
Overiaiid Limned alt. Is a.n aJ.Wiain
Carroll Local a iaai a .6e pui
Fast Local Cedar
. - h a i-s nm
Twin City ahd Dakota
it v nod Dakota
-ht . a I SO am alO pm
,i. ; and" Dakota t l.uy im .
5 LamlUu :v5po a Y:W.M
Daylight
Minceau
a wlu City
bioux City Looal a :4 Pia a 2JU pm
Dakota-BIOUK city
Omaha l:Mam
Mmtiesoia-ttiffuK City-
wmalia ....i eii:wam
MuKTU VV C2TR.t LINE WKdT.
Norfolk-BoneMMl a l et am alt M pra
Lincoin-X-ouK i'lue ai .su am ail w am
xorittik-bouth l'latl...b I.li pw bi.Mpm
Hasiliigs-bupsiioi oils pro o s:u pra
Dead wood-Hut apriags.a pia a it.st pia
Casper-Lander a l is pm aU:v am
yreinoni-Jiivivu w
Mlaaoarl Paaltte
IC C. and St. L. Ex. ...a $:40 am a 4:K am
u n and bt. l. aia. nr.
Cat. 11 p. D ell :14pm a$:Mpro
Ckioasa. Heeat ! i-aeixn
EAST
Rivk. Mountain Ltd.... 1:40 am a l;2t am
luteal a ( 40 am a 4 0 bin
Chlcagu Day Kxprese... 7. am Aiiuoyia
JLts JjKlUIUVsl eeyvsUtiiM't) a w iiu .ov
Iowa Looal bl:! m b "m
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd!' tit pm a tiuS pm
vtjtot.
Chicago-NebreaaA j-ta.
Colo, and Cat Ek a 1:26 pm a 4:21 pm
rikia. a iid Texas n.x....a ia pru a t.-ov pin
Rocky Meupiam i....a vm aw:as pm
WEBITKH (TA-IBTR m WBBITBS
laMsrl Pssin '
Aubum Local I M pot bl2:lt pa
lh.iea.se, at. Pa at. Miaa.ll. a
'"'
Leave. ' Arrlva
Bleux City KxprM.... S.iM pm bU:46 ara
Omaha Local e t:st pra
Pieux City passenger.... m (.let pot
Iw,n ir '"rer-b J 2 f?
aiova Cur Local $ ara ......
i'lli'""'-! iS:25 Cdder weather and nearer approach of frtunlty for further aearch for th. mis.
1!a! J : the holiday hava atlmulated trade quite ng witnesset.
NoVTh'piatfecalV.V.V Si:" h.uthlrn S35 - SJpVcK ly Immc11e" Priding th. adjournment.
Colorado Expree. ktittsm . :jpm tffhSSg&n Jh " mln from Spring V.U-r.
?,r"Jl J E!?.,.!'il-:'i" titS K ?:SI th wek advanced there seemed evidence who wa among tha first rescuing party
Llnoeln-Beatnoe Local.. bU. (0 Pm bl.tOpm thttt the ra,iroad strike was losing Its ef- .., v. '
tmaraoa Local ( M pia 9 i;n to)
RAILWAY TIME CARDcolfT"D
gimnoTOJi iTA iTi a maoj
Barlloa"
Leave Arrive
rner and Cs 11 for la., a 4 is prn a $ at pnt
Puget "ouhd Kt a 4 l pm a $19 prn
Nebraska points a ( M am I 11pm
black Hills -a t pm a ( 1 pm
Nerthwrat F
aU nra a t 1 ara
ebraska petnta
.a a J am a ( l pnt
.b I M pm al i( pnt
.a Hi ara a $ ) pm
b t am
a 7 $5 pm a ota
.Incoin Mall.....
ebraska Fx...,
.Incoln Lee f ...
.Irooln Local
.h uv:.r- lt I 'I
l-iai'smouih .b 3 0- ,m b 10. IJ am
1 riattsmouth-lowa
.a t'.i am a I H am
,.r'j 0 pm a $ 40 pta
.ail st am a 1. 10 am
.a 7 ? a-n ail io pm
.a 4 $ pm a $ M pra
.a (: prn a $ ot am
. I ll am all 4 am
i I eilevua-rittmoutb
Colorado Limited
1 medio eperisi ...
Chicago Ft
Chicago Fast Ex..
Iowa Looal
ft. Lo1 K--
a I M pm all at
Kansas City A St. Joe.alt 4A pm a 4 U am
' ICanaaa
nas city ft. Joe. .a (:k am a l it pm
1 II v .v m. .a ... t...i ... ,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CRUISES OE LUXE
to the
WEST INDIES
ft
ir.-T...w"AVON"
U.K4
Taaa
Trr
two cnrians
101 trs
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raoil NRW TARK
EASTFR CftCISB
U (STS)
as I p
FROM NKW TORil
JAN. 15 aiul FKR. 1
MADCH Jo
Atn Tt-htl Tours b New Twls-dc-ew
aBNRiCK" threats tae West Isdita
BERMUDA
T4TBW WirKLT 8KRVICCI
kt unnnTmrit) .ooo
R.M.I.P. UftUintn Tors
nar- urn and mul wkdnUdai
CrfrUbl ToTfff te tlil Ollfktral Island af
Oceaa Meer M f tiasa umn;-vrcsrsira
F.lertrlc Fiat la ill mil ....
Ckrlslmas VictH-s tK:Z,Z"
OmiilWe llMrr(,4 geoklet ea ltr'
Tit KYU MAIL STikU FACaCT Cfc
ARDERROTI A IH, M Stat t.. N. T.
14 Lil ft., cnicago.
W. X. Keck, 1M4 Tarnam IL Omaka.
ATTRACTlVE
WEST lriD.ES CEIUiSES
11 t$ days Jrarlm
It! II diiys 4f.or.tion
Kr the twla-rrew S. k. MOH-TWHC (la.to twl
orlaa la., . A Marek. eXber 41 W1ea t Real
AateeTra, sd (be uist.
nAksrns-AJsKHiCAt wirtn.
41-44 BROADWAY. N. T., or LOCAL AOBNTS.
DUN'S REViEW OF TRADE
Ad"nt f HUday CUrtaiU
Operations in Primary Markets.
EETAIL BUSINESS IS ACTIVE
Stoel f ills Are Havla Difficulty 1st
Making; Prompt DellTorloa, ASid
. . . (
ton Gooda Steadier.
NEW TORK. Do. 10. R. O. Dun Co.'
weekly review Af trade tomorrow Will aay:
T,
? ?' the yar naturally ourtwU opar,-
r nni n innii nrimnrv tn iniiLi. lit oua n i
tan trad, is rMoondlnrlv augmented and
, . , .- . - - ...... Kl,
every Indication poitna to a large dlstribu-
tion or mercnanais.
Tha difficulties experienced by th steel
mills In makirg prompt deliveries is tna
cause for some abatement I nthe demand
for finished products, while the lull In pig
Iron buying Is becoming more pronounced.
production rapidly overtaking consumptive
reaulre ments.
Cotton aoodt are steadier and larger
purchase of gray goods have bean mad
1 r." r. . "r . "T . . . .... ?t
n,0 rKln' "L ". . m
annual inventories. i ,
I gooas on oratir ana anticipation ot many
ahipment. are regarded a. very
!'ec . IE.,""
Prmi,Bl" "'f" 1'orfcih 1"
,N!"""in"h "hb" "?..,,h
In evidence, which Is natural
hoes Is less
considering
" I "V, hi I; i rn
if1 T.,hw," mZ L.'th nXjnu
1 ment Trad In leather continues oulet,
k, ,k. ..... i . .,rAn,
but th market remains In a strong post
tion, aa tanners ar well sold ahead and
stooka ar small. Packer hldea are main
tained, a ta rule, although aoma weak-
ness It shown In cowhides, owing to th
Increased slaughter. Country hides are
again lower and Chicago buffa ar now
quoted down to 137k cent.
,7cowaft3.;Dsibklfthigner.& T A u in...
BRADSTREET'fl REVIEW OF TRADE
Colder Wtslker and Assreaek of
Holidays Stimulate Bwalaeaa.
NEW TORK. Doc. 10. Bradatrect'a to-
morrow will aay
i.Miv.nm ir.H. iv.,,v,
Uie Btatistlcs of flour output at larre north-
western cities show these center to have
there l. .omethinr likht e a.a. rnThTl nuuVH
ing- shown, new that the season of stock
tKing it ciose at nana. A large, tnougn
Indicated, but there Is very general com-
piaint mat nign costs restrict nrorits.
doVn In IndiiSTruT operVtlon. "and output"
.en.r.iiv .niin. i. th. ,.imm ,
r ' . - v.
i t, year, nut new hiiBlnB In muiti llnj,
I . . . . . .. ...
isncw unit is termed seasonaDia auiating.
I Iron output Is large, In fact, of record pro-I
Poitlona, but new buying In pig Iron is I
smauer, somo son spots nave oeveiopea
1 au uiupiigu hiiw nr. not quite as eagerly
I sougnt lor. in otner lines manuracturera
tare atlll buying freely of materials, which,
1 aa a rule, are firmlv neM. ennrta aa tn
I aollvlty In shoe manufacturing are bast
from the weet.
Buslneaa failure In tha United Statea for
the week en dlna with December 1 wera 2U.
I against 230 Ian week, Ht in the like week
. ' T, 1Wf' PA" 1!T Ja t ,n lJU-
number thirty, which comrarea w Uh twen
ty-five last week and elaty In tht cor re
I spondlng week of 1908.
Wheat. Including flour, exports from the
unuea mates ana canaaa tor the week
ending December aggregate ,. 467
bushels, against 2.(62.146 bushels lea. erk
and Z.ll$.iii bushels this week I'mt vaar.
For the twenty-three weeks ending Decem-
I br exports ara 7tf,42j,447 bushels, against
I$ 177.1S2 bushels In' the corresponding pe-
I in, ousi
nuu last rear.
I "u"Mrl". .b.' ow.uj uunncis last weea
Dusneis. against wta bushels last week
and LlOl.uM bushels in 1902. For the twenty.
thiee weeks ending December t corn ex-
5uhel- ln" '
Requisition for
Attorney General
State UlllClal 0I Vlmnia Hits West
ViroHnia InoVe in Tara txritri
" '
AlUUiana.
CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Deo. a Gov
ernor Olasscock today Issued a requisition
k- .ra. , vi,i. , k
. " .
" - """"" . T 7.
i wi n ivuu.ai'vici; vi wi5ii(i, t hi tnai
at Welch r.n a c barge of mallclou as.ault
" Wllllarot waa Indicted tome weeks
(ago as a result ot a pwsouai oiiiicuity in
I court ropm In which Judge Joseph M,
Sander, former ttate supreme court Judge,
I waa struck with an inkwell thrown bv
Jud(r. Wim,m, m resentment of a remark
I made by Judge Banders. Williams at the
time th indictment waa returned waa the
democratla nominee for attorney general
ol Virginia and waa eleoted to that office
Kovember 7. It waa ata.tad that ha would
(nn.ar for trial al Welch, hut alnaa ih -
I,. ... - .... v. .
" ZZ"'" Z. i . 'i
I ""i uutu m o vd-
I lectsd to tna taut that negroes had
I some occasions been allowed to aarv
. . . ur, ... . .
"-t
REPORT ON WHITE SLAYER )
Immigration Commii&ion Makei rub
lio Its rindinji.
TRAFFIC SAID TO BE WTDESPBXAD
larestlcatlow Covar iif Cltlo l
All Parta ( ( Cowatry mm V!W
a All ClaA.ee ot
Victims.
WASHINGTON. Dao. 10.-atorlet uf ra
roltlng practlcea et American and foreign
procurer of wometi for Importation Into
th United Stat for Immoral purpoaee art
told In a report Issued today b? th lm
mlgsatlon commiMlcn. Th recommenda
tions of the eomrrlealon contemplate m
closer scrutiny of th dmlaalon of alien
women and renewed effort to stamp out
th so-called "whit aiav traffic."
Tha Inquiry covered th oltle of Nw
Tork, Chlosgo. San Francleeo, Seattla,
Portland, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Putta,
Denver, Buffalo, Boaton and New OrlJia.
No attempt was mad t Invewtigwt onll
llons In every Important oily. Rut th
commission believe that th rough evi
dence with reference to women of different
rare and nationality and living under
different conditions, has boan obtained
from localities sufficiently scattered to
warrant tha lapcrta used a a baa It for
legislative and administrative action.
The report says concerning talk of a
great monopolistic corporation whoa busi
ness It la to Import and exploit th un
fortunate women:
The commission haa heen unable to
learn of any such corporation and does not
believe In Its existence." It Is atated. how
ever, that persons engaged In such im
porting business doubtless hava a wlda
acquaintance among themeelvee. and In
many Instances they hava rather el J
business relations, on with another, o a
to prevent their victims from getting out
of their dutohe before they bar real rs VI
th desired profits from their baa ven
tures. i
Under th head of "lteoomtnendatloni"
the commission saya that owing to th
difference between European and Ameri
can rlewa retarding th business of dis
reputable women, co-operation for th sup
pression of the white slave trafflo can
be expected from most of tna European
natlona only along certain Hnea. Moat
a-P" counts. "r..yBa. rlgin
their regulation regarding procuring of
minor girl or ot any women by meant ot
4n1 wh0 bug)n' , of th.lr own
accord ar not interfered with. Such
government probably would co-optrat only
Prevent th seduction of minor or th
iiauauient or torcioia exportation oi tneir
women. In tha main, however, tha United
States government must rely upon lta own
officials for prevention ot this traffic.
A number of suggestions of admlnlstra-
tlva changes and mor rigid enforcement
wUtloni by th. Department
Commerc8 fcn1 Labo. Darticularly bv
-
the bureau of Immigration, and amend-
i ... , ...
I ments of tho Immigration act Itself ara
.,mi,. w .v -nm,i..
-
Cherry Mine
Inquest is
Adjourned
Jury Intimates that County Officers
Are Not Trying to Find
Witnesses Wanted.
CHERRY, 111.. Deo. 9. Inquiry by th
coroner's jury Into th cause of the St
Pul mine disaster. In which 800 men wera
kllled oame to an abrupt close today with
out a vsrdlct being reached. The Jury
announeed It would not consider, returning
a verdict until Alexander Rosen )aok and
Robert Dean, missing witness ot, either had
been found or th oounty official rhowed
evidence of a genuine desire to find them.
It wa agreed to adjourn until Decem
ber J, In order to give tn officials op-
"ring tne aay following the disaster, testl-
I fltd that he had heard slgnala for aa-
from entombed mlnera. but be
couio g-ti no neip rrom oriiciait or expert)
to whom ha told bit ttory.
Th mlnr Jd that he was standing at
I tne top ot tne shaft when lia hunt re.
P''" "PP'"l.7I,IC? CtU'fl "0t htV bMa
caused by anythlna but th nick. o id.
, - -
I fitrr,tMV mm.
i -
Big Employers
Dodge Liability
Law Hearing
Presidents of Sailroads and Industrial
Companies Ask to Be Excused
from Testifying.
NEW TORK, Dec. (.Prominent cor
poration heads who have declined to tea.
iltr ofhav failed to respond to request
to ao so, iorm one or tn most interest
ing phases of the legislative bearing now
In progress here concerning a propottd
new employers' liability law In this state.
Her ar a few of the men who have re
mained uncommunicative or asked to be
excuaed from testifying- relative to th
relation of their companies with em
ployes: William L. Corey, president of
the United States Steel corporation; W.
H. Marshall, president of tht American
Locomotive oompany; W. H. Truetdale,
Drealdent of the Tielaware. Lackawanna
Western Railroad company; Cyrua Mc-
Cormlck. president of the International
Ul. -omn.-v rhlo...
r. Thomaa. praaldent of tha American
Sugar Refining company.
The other railroad president, C. S. Mul
len of the Naw York, New Haven Hart-
Ioro' . o. unaerwooa or tn Kri.
pleaded other niaainnta. Thla Hat waa
made publlo today.
FLEET SAILS FROM MANILA
Paclfle (ss(rsa Leaves JPhlllpplaea
Porta. .
I MANILA, Deo. M-Th United State Pt-
cmo rieet sauea toaay. The lennea
and Washington go to Ehangbal, the Penn-
tylvanla and West Virginia to Hong Kong.
the Maryland and Colorado to Kobe and
n I the California and Bouth Dakota to Toko.
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en I other officers of th lest were given a
oa I farewell yecepUoa by Ui Army And Navy
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