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14 THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1911. . REAL rSTATE FARM H A C II LAM) FOIt MIK (Continued ) Florida. Indian Reservation II oar ian.1t- on t!i beautiful Si .t'h"Ts TSier, KI"ii'U wi nn li-.: i. re na tion iusi o e:i ("! fcctr irr.nl anil It'-tf'l t the prirt- and n the tertrs I if h olfer. they would nrt ,M fu 24 lioui If you vtnl either a rmall or larite ftrm where yon ran frw piactirally very crop known in thl section and many crops unknown in the n 1 1 f. , two ani three cr are prol.icd on the lime land the aame year, where the ail-ear-round cltmote I a chl-t at 1 1 act ,uu. write oe for l:tetaiiire or Jo.n omi evir ion Tuedav. O. fiber IT. for Kivervl.w J arm. Florida. As an Inducement to view the lands, we offer to tefund the railroad fare to all pun haset a Benson & Carmichaei FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE TO TRATiF ISO acres New Haron, 8. D, price HO.iX'i; mortgage $i,iJ. qulty i M.. Whet hava you? C. C. Issenhullt. :) Brandel Theater Bide TO l HAtiE-A It. equity In a f,ve oom hoime, l.arn and two Ion in Omaha Jo- automobile J. A. Chainbert, Antler- ..n. la K.' HAXOEf all kind. I.'t with un !r.i tor f-.':(:Anie b'K CoL-rado land inr pettn.'tit to, I'eii.e.ie, Colo. HA.V'iK.S -A C. Jfwell. Board of iraJe. V. HALF ect-n of aod land, i mile rim Klmt.Sil. Neb. icounty seatl. Twenty tie and a town lot In tha onion bait ,f le. Twenty acres and two town ,ois in the fig and oranire (gul) oati o.t of Texas. Twj nice quartets of taoie xirl neai Julesbutg Colo. Will consitlei l.i.;if.u or (i)O'l norses good CaU.e oi ,tai eurt.in town pioperty. AJilree., i.i.t .4 A.hl tri, Neb. DIYORCE CASES AN ISSUE; $800 Damage Done By Fire to Barn of Omaha Van Company Judge Da Griff at Des Moines Talks of New Flan. TALKS 01 DEFAULT SUITS erics to Have l.aer Enacted for Appointment ol Attorney Ie lead Where Appearance Arc Hidt In Coort. (ieora)a. GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA Traversed by the ATLANTA. BIhMINiJHAM & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Lands adaptable to the widest ram,- of crops All ttie money ciops of the .So ith plentifully produced. For literature trrm Ing with this coming country. it soil, cli mate, church and school al antHO. write . V. H. LEAHY. DF.rT. K Ge.neral I'uwensfr A Kent, ATLANTA. OA. Iowa. . 1K.ATRE improved farm, with orchard. ;l ml lea N. E. Council Bluffs. $&o per acr. 1 i( quick. M acrea. win improves. u;j per ,acre 'l'ay & Htu Co., bolu Agents. Co. Bluflu THE eu"let way to find a buor fjr ?our farm Is to insert a tmau want an n the De Molnt-s Capital. Largest rn- euiatlon In the inte of Iowa. um daoy Tha Capital l read by and h.l,eved in ly lha atanduattei of Iowa, who pimply re- Ium to pormlt any other paper li. their homes. lUtea. I cent word a day; II i3 par Una per month; count six ordinary words to the ilne. Address Laa Moines Capital. Dea Moines, la. I i 'K a dainty desi-ert use laliell s Ico nam If Mrs. 'I nomas, Zi'iii Webster .-i . ill come to I he e office within , hiee das we will (five her an oraer loi guart brick of this fine Ice cream. EXCHANGE for what you want. Bhopen & Co, Exchange Eiperta. Panton Blk. L. tarber to sell, or nchange 440 lioa.d of Trade. V. iMl. ski; .1. ai.i t ii i ti K TKAliKS-If you have anything to tiade. wilte ma. i. iC. Walt. ttU Bee Mldg iiiii '.mtiroved farm. Minnesota, roi Omana rendence or meicnanaiee. o l.oKn. county, Neb., lot met onanane. hriap. IM Chtyenne (.'o.. for umana cuy prop erty or merchandiae. A L.L18 NANl UoAS, til board of Trade. Nebraalca. , WANTED) Nebraaka farma for Iowa rustomera. I Co.. Council Bluffs. la. ranches and AUeahouae NEBRAPKA and Ore.on land. M up. tH Brandela Blog. ! HOME8TF.AD 330 acrea for 9175; about j in miles out; rich farm land, not aand. 1 Vaa an old entry, now cancelled. Worn 13,000. J. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb. 100 CUSTER CO. farma Just on market. up; eaay laruie. uaiasr wo., u uran Idela Theater. IMPROVED Nebraska farms, , an acre up. Write or call for our list. Wood ward. 7U Omaha Nat. bank Bldg. GOOD Knox Co. farms, 145 an acre, easy terms. J. C Kruger, owner, i& liran deia Bldg. GOOD Nebraska Bwect, S2 Neville. land. 110 up. t. N. iFrom a Ptaff Cotrespnnnt ) DE8 MOINES. la-. Oct. 3.-t Special Tel- egram.) An effort will be made before the next session of the leittKlature to ae- cure the enactment of a law permitting the appointment of a special attorney to defend all divorce c--es In which theie Is no other appearance for the defenBe, and thue put an end to default divorces in thla county. Judge Degraft of the district court will start the movement. He aaya; "En tirely too many default cases are granted. We hava from fifty to sixty cases of this nature each term and I am confident not all of those who secure divorces are en titled to them. I do not wish to be mis understood. A person who la really en titled to a divorce should have tt. X do not hava tha time to go Into the minor details of every case, nor doe the county attorney. To separate tha worthy from tha unworthy would keep one man steadily employed. "Ha would ha renulrad aa aoon as an WANT to exchange my W.oOO MyJn application tor dlvoroo la Med to begin 0 acres, good improvement.; for good " a " " ' , V. Ill tlltlill KIIU BUUIIIIfc icuik finding. If he discovers there are really grounds for divorce the court could act accordingly. Should he fall to reach Huch a declhlon the court could then fur ther Investigate. ' Coat of Xpeclal Train. The state executive council in auditing the bill of expense for the special train for the governor and military staff and hi. friends to accompany the president through Iowa found that the total coat was only about tr3. The car fare 1. paid by the governor out of a contingent fund at hla disposal. The member of the party had to pay for but one meal while on the trip, and that was the one In De. Moines. Condemn Water riant. Step for the condemnation of the plant of the De. Moines Water company were taken by the city council when it pasaed a resolution instructing the city legal de partment to go before the .upreme court and secure the appointment of a court of condemnation. Three- district court Judge, will com pos the court of condemnation. To Interstate Commission. The State Railroad commission will Im mediately take to tha Interstate Com merce coinmutslon the matter of the com plaint of E. Q. Wyll on behalf of the tools and long time. For u:a. 160 40 acres or less, or slock eipmy for hardware. Id 0UU Y 1J-. care or omana nee. t ii a Mlit. F; exrhnnifen everywhere. icbults se ma, Dean, 17 Bee Bldg D Wli exchange properties of merit. C. W. Welsh, 81J-U O. N. Bee llidg. Loug. 7X1. ONE lot and house; also Z vacant lota for farm. Y l;ee. WANTED TO BUY CA8T1 paid (or book. Crane. SIS 8. 14th. WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent -room house, part muanu. in any pail oi wiy. auuhm N. !:. bee. km ALL. furnished apartment or cot- tauo. or furnished rooms, in aesuaoio I neighborhood, two adult. Son. C. Mather as WANTED SITUATIONS IuLau lauj lion, wianea a , wuii lu. li aouool euueev- position. J 4l, . 130 ACRES In Seward oounty, 64 mile rrom a good town; 74U acres cultivated, good It-room house; barn, 44xfi0; cowshed. 12x12. new double corncrlb. lOxeti. with driveway; granary, chicken house, wash UVUH, ll'S iiuiibo, n r n Bin. wiiiuiiiiu, orchard of M trees; 10 acres hog-tight; b acres timothy and clover; lot acres wheat: 10 acrea timber; school one-half mile; Methodist church, one mile; rented for 1912: one-third the crop: K00 cash. Price, $32,0u0. Terms: I2.b"0 down. lU.oOO March 1. 1912 or ISIS; llft.mo for 6 year at I per cent, optional. Will consider good trade up to 110.000, C. F. BAUQHAN. YORK. NEB. 100-ACRE farm near Benson for sale. eheap. Owner ha Incurable alckn. ln-o,ulr room 604, Brown block. Eaat'n Neb. land. tTS. M Brandel Bldg. Worth Dakota. RICH FARM LAND No Cash, Strictly Crop Payments l&D.OnO acre In eastern North Dakota. All east of Missouri river, close to rai road and market; country fairly well ettled: sou very fertile; excellent water; plenty of coal; no rrop failures; abso lutely no cash required, one-hair crop annually until paid; price from tig to 140 per acre. Owne your own home. If Interested and you mean buainesa write for particulars. Make your choice ssleo- tlon now. T. W. WHEELER, Mgr. ftia BEE BLDG., OMAHA. NEB. Ore (ton. OREGON APPLE LAND. Five and ten-acre tract. Planted and scientifically handled for five year. Ite rated In the famous Willamette valley, cToa to Portland. Bold on convenient monthly paymenia. bpeclal terma made at thla time. BANTIAM FRUIT COLONY. INC.. fioorg E. Wlghtman, Gen. Sales Agent, caniora tioiai, ivin too rernam. oath Dakota. HOMESTEAD land In ths famous Rosebud country of south. Dakota. Mel lette and Bennett countie to be opened October 3 to October 21. Dallas la tha terminal registration point and closest point of registration to these lands. Free booklet and Information by addressing ureater uaua tornmmee. uauaa. tt. D. ROSEBUD LANDS. AUTHENTIC map of that portion open for ettlametit next month. Mapa, 60a each. On aal at Beaton Drug Co. or U MuConnall, tvJ Paxton Hlkf Omaha. tiavellaaeitna. IOWA and NEBRASKA farms. Oraharn at Peters, h-rI Omaha Mil I Bank Bldg. Do you want a 320-acr REAL ESTATE FOR RENT MAN wants position aa Janitor, good (clarence. Aduresa B-uu. taie nee. kiitni' ciaaa practical nurse can be engaged at once. Douauaa tUai, A CAPABLE energvlio woman of ex perience and ability wants position aa nut. ann nnuHKHRiMr iui muu itvtmm. m iii wiuowera lanii.y. v.an lurniso oesi Iowa sn nnera aaainst the rates on ireigni reference. Addres Mr. K. W. ilM Wast Je b lhe Qnat western road between Ui a.., isorih mtta b. gt jQMph Th WANTED Place on farm for boy lo I p.ny haa denied the alleged Illegal char- years oia. a aw, dm. actor of the rata now In force, and Mr Wylle has asked that the matter be taken up at Washington and be submitted at TAKE) me out to the ball game. If C. Under, 4:; beward bt., will com to The lice otfico witnin tnree aays wi , ,,.....,. Tha will give him a ticket to the ball limn r" . . . . . . 7 . at Kourke park. POSITION by all around printer; com petent aa foreman; 26 year' experience; slrlutly aober; married. Address, Y Ul, tare Bee. LADY want cooking In family. iter lUb. Web- coniplalnt 1 that the local rate are In many, case higher than rat, tor much longer distance., comprising these local distance. The Issue will affect the whole question of tha right of road to make rate to meet long distance competition in part by water router At Work on Hate Case Arguments The tjommitte of attorney for the five westerrt stats. Interested especially In the batborn rate decision Is at work here for the second week on the argu menu to be presented to the court, in thl famous appeal case. They will make the claim. In line with that of the attor ney generals, that the Bauborn decision will hava the effect not only of prevent A CAPABLE, energetlo woman wishes ling any rat making with relation to ''"J purely date matter, but also to prevent me exercietj o& mi youi-. )'urn v. tat in many other thing having remote OFFICE clerk with typewriter, want permanent position. Handle coirespond anoe, billing. No shorthand. & Kol, Bee. WASHING wanted, rough dry. 11. 4129. WANTED Work making comforts and QUllta. U South th street. Basement. K-YEAR-OLD high school girl want to help with housework on Saturday. Call Webster 2.t. a poniuun. wouio like on ice clerk Id mualo department. Bee. work Address LIVESTOCK MARKET OF WEST lnflu",ce upon l''ut Mmmetct' Rain All Over Iowa. Fir at 2 o clock yesterday d;d dam- .- estimated at Vvai to tl.e unwiu a and fctorage company at Nineteenth aic Ntcho.ee street.. Th building, which I brick structure cne block long end fiftv feet wide. Is used to house sixty horse and the wag on uted by th company. All the horses and wagons war removed to aafety and 1400 worth of hamesa was saved. Mr. Maud Brown, 1115 North Twentieth (treet. discovered the fire, which origi nated In the hay loft A second alarm brought practically all the fire companies of the city to the scene and the flame coon wr under control. BIBLE STUDY CLASSES ORGANIZED AT Y.M.C.A. With nearly 200 men In attendance at an opening rally and banquet Bible study work was opened for the season at the Young Men Christian association last night. The meeting was heldjn the aasemhly room on the second floor. During the dinner and afterward music was fur nished by Will Iletherlngton Immanuel BapttBt church orchestra. George W. Gil more, president of th association, presided and Introduced T. D. Foster of Ottumwa, a well known association worker, who epoke on "The Place of the Bible In the World Making." Remarks by General Secretary E. F. Denlsoa and musical numbers concluded the rally. Ten Bible classes were organized for the season. With the exception of one the classes will meet every Monday even ing from 6:45 to 7:30, being preceded by dinner, which will be served at 6:15. The Life Problem. Bible class, as In previ ous years, will meet In th west end of the lobby every Sunday afternoon at S o'clock. It will be Instructed bv Dr. W. O. Henry. PHYSICIAN CONVICTED OF SELLING COCAINE TO MINORS FORT DODOE la., Oct. t-Speclal.)- Pr. J. H. Paimer. a physician prominent her In early day, was convicted of In ducing minor to us cocaine and selling It to them. Ha was given the maximum fine. $100 or thirty day. in Jail. Comment ing upon the Insignificant punlbhment possible In a cane of thlH kind In Iowa, the county attorney said, 'T find that a man who wreck young lives by such a pernicious practice can be punished only by the Imposition of a fine of $100 oi thirty days in Jail -Thirty or more young men under age, many of them from prominent families have been procuring cocaine In Fort Dodge, and a number were found and persuaded to testify against the doctor. He defended himself, hla meager argu ment being that when ne administered cocaine he considered, a. a physician, it was necessary, and that when people asked for ".now" he had given them aretanllld and they could not tell the dlf ference. Aviator KUled by Fall of 100 Feet SPOKANE, Wash., Oct. Aviator Cromwell Dixon, who flew across the Kocky mountains last Sturdy. fell from a hi Isrht of 100 feet at the Interstate tan grounds here today and received lnju r e. which ausrd hi. death. Caught by an adverse current of air. his machine turned on Its side and plunged into a Kocky Mountain railroad cut While falling he plucktly attempted to right his aeroplane, and shouted to th spectators: "Here I go; here 1 go." He was picked up unconscious and rushed to a hospital, whete tt was found that hi. skull was fractured, his right icg broken and hi. collar bone shattered s-o that a portion of It protruded through the fleKh He died at S.50 o'clock. . 1 1 1 ii in mm i ii 1 1 i Burial Place for Beattie Provided RICHMOND. Vs.. Oct. 8.-U looked out today that the cemetery committee of the Richmond city council In .ecret session a week ago took Fpecial action to permit th family of Henry C. Beattie. Jr.. to bury hi. body In Maury cemetery here if he Is electrocuted on November 24 for the murder of hi. wife. The Beattie family live In South Rich mond, but their burial plot I. in the Richmond cemetery, and there Is a city ordinance which prohibits tha burial of a nonresident there. It waa represented on behalf of the family that in case the young man ahould die before the date set for his execution It might be difficult to get a quorum of the committee and It waa w.shed to guard against any distressing delay. In the funeral arrangement. INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS GROWING A marked Increase In the revenue col lections for September over the corre sponding month last year was noted I when Ross L. Hammond. United States j collector of Internal revenues, made up ' his monthly report. The figures show I f216.r7.S9, as against $150.7til last year. mm r -r -v. -r i( -a X WW . Miff Excellence "j L Uniform comes In every bottle bearing the triangular label. Just re member this and order Blatz. "Th9 TffMsaf JTMf Cmast Brmwmd" ( BLATZ COMPANY 802-810 Daailst Street. Oathi. Nek PAoaa- Douglttt 66(12 T1 I 1'aroi un ti Its M) acre Irrigated, 4 mile from Wheat- lend, Wyo.; all In alfalfa; 1 section 10 miles rrom rtimbaii. .Neb.; 2it) acres broken; fin land; and ! acres 1 mile from Atkinson, iseo. ti. Orobs. 601 8. 2:J. Ship your stock to Bouth 4J in alia; save mileage- and shrinkage; roar consignments rvcetv prompt and careful attention. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS Byera Bros. Co. Btrong and responsible. WOOD BRUM.. aS4-s Exchange Bldg. Great Wast. Com. Co.. Omalia 4t Denver. W. H. tSMTTH & SON Jul handle sheep. W. F. DENNY 4 CO.. ZSi Exch. Bldg. TAGG BKUd. handl cattle, hogs, sheep. CLIFTON Com. Co.. 322 Exchange Bldg. Donahue A Randall Co.. 303 Exch. Bldg. Clay, Robinson 4k Co., DUO Exch. Bldg. The Standard Com. Co., lli Exch. Bldg. W. K. SMITH at SON Just handle ahecp. Interstate Co. Uetier results. Ship to us. BUKKE-K1CK.LY CO.. 301 Exch, Bldg. U E. ROBERTS CO.. 22S Exch. Bldg. Allen Dudley 4 Co., 23i-37 Exch. Bldg. Cox St Jones Com. Co., bunch of bustlers. Ralston Fonda, live stock oom. mer. Farmers L. S. Com. Co., :o Exchange Depoait proceeds of shipments In Stock Tarda Nat 1 Bank, uniy -ewuik at yards. WINN BROS, ac CO.. Exchange Bldg. LAVERTY BROS., 1JS-40 Exch. Bldg In th last three day Iowa ha bad one of the heaviest rainstorm for a number of years, th total of rainfall ranging from a halt Inch up to three Inches, and practically every part of th elate having received some rainfall. Th western part of the state has apparently received the larger part of the storm and In some of the southern counties th rain I al most the first received sloe laat spring. In central Iowa the grass 1. green and growing fine, and no frost ha a yet touched any of the garden atuff. Th rainfall bar for the entlr month of Sep temper was 7.68 Inchea. Go to Soelhern Fatre. Secretary A. R. Corey of the Iowa Stat fair, in company with Secretary J. C blmpson of the Minnesota State fair, went to cSedsll thl week to attend the Missouri State fair and they may also go to Oklahoma to attend the stats fair there. Other Interested In the Iowa fair will attend these two southern fairs. Board of Edneattoa Denounced. E. T. Meredith, owner of ttuocesaful Fmrmlng. and a leader In agricultural matter In Iowa, la out In a strong at tack on th personnel of th present Iowa that the presidents of the state university and state college were forced to resign tn most unusual manner and that relative of person connected with the board have bum giveu places by displacing veteran employe. He does not attack the system, but declares that th present board Is dominated wholly by tbe president of the board. REAL ESTATE LOANS Faxlun-Eckinan Chem. Co. si k reined;. Martin Bros. & Co.. 2lu-7 Exch. Bldg. WANTED City loan W. Farnam Smith & Co.. una warrants. I.OJ Farnam bt. OMAHA Property and Nebraska Land O KEEFE ItKAL. KSTA1K CO.. 1018 New Omaha Nat l Bank Building. MONEY TO LOAN-1'ayno Invi Co. WANTED City loans. Peter Trut Co. Alex G. Buchanan 4V Son. Kr4-5b Ex. Bldg. OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET WEEKS GRAIN CO.. comignui:ni aUcittd. gra.n merchant. iso uranaei. THE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Consign. nitnn careiji.y nanu.uu. umana, ;st. to.tjOO, ample real estate security, years, 1 per cent. D 0. Bee. $100 to $10.0u0 made promptly. F. D. Wead. weed bldg.. imo ana turntm. MONEY to loan on buslneoa or resi dence properties. $1.im) to t.000. W. ii. 1 HOMAn, First Nat. Hank Bid. CITY and farm. JOHN N FRENZER LOW RATES. BlC.Nilo-CAKLBERd CO., 310-313 Brandel Theater Bidg. MEKIUAM COMMISSION CO. man who haa Hied us. A.k th Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co. 764 Brandsia CAVERS ELEVATOR CO., whu.aaale dealers in gra'. hay. chop lead. ijl l-w miosis Hiog WANTED FARM LOANS ' vestment Company, Omana Klok Io- FIRST TRUST COf l LARGE city loans wanted; mortgage A bonds bought and sold. aXULL Bros. GARVIN BR0S2 Suspect Arrested For Bank Robbery PRINCE ALBERT. Ont., Oct. -Vnh his pockets full of monsy. which h at first boasted was part of th $260,000 apoll of tn New Westminster bank robbery. and theti said It waa obtained from th sal of a ranch In Montana, a man giv ing th names of Alex Johnson and 'BUI" Wheeler, waa arrested here today and Is being held on a technical charge landing an Inquiry Into his Identity. PIONEER IOWA EDITOR DEAD J. C. McCabo of tbe Logan Obaer-ver Pa Away Issdsr OvealasT. LOGAN, la.. Oct $.-Spctal.-J C. MoCabe, aged 71. editor of th Logan Ob server, passed away her last evening following an illness since last May, of cancer of the stomach. Mr. MoCab cam to Harrison oounty In th early sixties and bas remained here until tbe present time. H first taught school, afterward farmed, practiced sur veying and engaged In civil engineering work. In 189 he purchased the Logan Observer, and published and edited the am until his recent Illness. He was the flrat to take up and push the good roads movement In western Iowa H haa buT.t excellent public road and laid out drain age system and supervised th construe tton of dralnag ditches. He haa been Identified with progreaslv movement of Harrison oounty. especially through the column of th Logan Obaerver. Mr. Cab Is aurvtved by thre children Frank. Bert and Daisy. Bert MoCabe lives m Sioux City, the other two rhll dren In Logan and have cherge of the t4 PER CENT LOANS O.V EASTERN We will reoaiv application for loans ln American bank bills tn hla posses- nresent time. ; w siv uu vi onure Apru i, istn. i sion. xie is sm to nave deposited Crtiwest MuVuai L.U ttoom: h10'.00.'" S 'W nl" Uc hU W.he" h.? if'X "if- " or of E. B. Stephenson. i)iiuui srnvsi nrr. iiur iinaun money lav. ixcnan wmi". " "ni Aaetil. Lincoln, Neb. lahly In amusements. I Ad column and get quick results. When taken Into custody he had over ..wiirnUon of th Logan Observer at the Lany, Loan Now Is the Time To select a comfortable, well lighted, ventilated office or suite of rooms in which to transact your business. A con siderable portion of the business man's time is spent in his office and he should locate where the environment is most conducive to success. THE BEE BUILDING IS THE PLACE where inducements are offered to those seeking desirable quarters. New elevators have been installed at no little expense, enabling patrons and their clients to reach their destination in the building with the greatest amount of safety and speed. The lobby, court and corridors have received a thorough rejuvenation, and with their new coats, present a cheerful appearance. The offices throughout the building have never been permitted to look otherwise than clean and attractive. You pay of fice rent only. All the incidentals, such as janitor service, electric light and water, are included in the price of the office. Obtain satisfaction by renting one or more of the following: ROOMS 44-4548 form ft very good combination oa the top floor facing t&a ast. On room U U-4xl8-u, and tne other 9-8x19-6. Th last mentioned having in connection a good aizad vault with helving. It la difficult to find offices vacant affording such con- vaiilence and th rental price toe both la. per month $33.00 ROOM 548 la divided Into three rooma by tile partltiona. tfcua malt lng each orfloa a privata oct. Two doctor could occupy thla suit to advantage, using tne reception, room jointly. There U a total of 570 aquar feat, which Includes the vault Rents for, per month $300.00 ROOMS 418, 41S, 405, 40T and 610 are all am all office which range in price from $10.00 to 18.00 ROOM 62S la a good Inside room, 14xl feet, with vault. month Price, per . . .918.00 The Bee Building Company' Bee Business Offia 17th and Paxnam Sts. Xlie Omaha Uec's Grcal BooRlcrers' Contest f . .. twiitkuay, uciobsr 4, lj-i. What Book Does This Picture Eepresent? Title Author Your Nam Street and Number City or Town Write In title and author of book and BATB coupon and picture. Send no coupon until tlnlert of the contest is Announced. Each picture represent a book titlenot a seen or character. Catalogue containing 6,000 name on which all puszle picture are based tbe catalogue used by th contest editor are for sal at th Lysine Office at Th Bee for ii cents: by mail, til cept ... ... i Rules of th Contest All persons are eligible to enter this ooaust except employee of tie Omiba Bee sad Bembers of tbelr families. Each day. tor sevmty-fiv dart, tbers lll be pubiubed la Tb Be a picture which will represent ths asm oi a book. Beneath ach picture tbsr will be a blank tor ths contestant to fill la the title of tb book. Cut out both the picture aaa the blank ana fill 1 ths nam and author of the book and add your asm sad address nsatly snd plainly la ths spscs proTidsd. No restrictions will b placed on th way la which snawsrs to the pictures mar be se cured. Kacs picture represents only ons tills of on book. If yon ars not lure of title snd wish to send In mors then ons aaswer to each picture, you may do so. PUT NOT MORE THAN iTVE ANSWERS TO ANT ONE PICTURE WILL. BK PERMITTED. In correct answers will not be counted again st contsetante if correct answer U slao ftven. Mors than ons snswsr should not b put oa ths tamo coupon. Extra coupons should be used for extra answers. All answers to the suit number should be kept together when sending la tbs set. Only ene list may be submitted by on contestant, though any list may have five snewars to each puiale. The number of eonpons used answers given most be plainly written on ths outside of each BET submitted, but do not write such Information on th wrapper. While not absolutely aeoesssrr, It Is deeirsbls that tbs pictures should .n each eat be sent la with th answers, la order that all answers be uniform. Additional pictures snd coupons mar be ebtslned at ths office of Tbe Be bj mall or la peraon- Wboa rou aav all sersntr-flv pictures, fasten them together In a FLAT package and bring or mail thera to Tb Omaha Bee, asdraased to Booklovers' Contrat Editor. PMiea will b swarded to ths contestants sending la th lergsat number of correct aulutlona. In erent of two or more persons having the same number of correct solutions, the person ualng ths smaller number of extra coupons In bis set of snawers will be declsmd winner. In erent of two persons bsvlnt tbs same n amber correct snd utlng the tame number of oou pone, the person whoa set of anew. Is moet aeatl prepared, in tbs opinion of th full Judging committee, will receive the Prat prize. Only oua list of answers mar be submitted by a eontsttaat aid only one prlie will be awarded to one family at eae address Th use of tha coupons Is sot obligatory upon tha contestant, and an aaswer may be submitted la say legible manner ths contestant may select. Awards wlU be made strictly aacordlng to ths merit of each separate list. Th asms of more than one person matt not be written upon sny on coupon. Tbs swards wtll be mad by the Contest Editor sad a committee of well-known citt ern, irbose names will be announced later. i sootest is limited to tb fallowing territory: Nebraska. Wyoming, that portion of Iowa weat of but not Including Dea Molaea and that eectua of Bouth Dakota known sa tb Black mas pistnct. Jt FIRST PRIZE $000 White Steamer Automobile A R-passenrer 1911 Model White Steamer Touring Car odorless, smokeless d noiseless. No cranking no shifting of gear: any desired speed. White n,t nnlulMa Nn erankinsr nn shlftina? of sears: anv desired speed. v nue Steamer sales lncreaae each eucceedlng year. Has practically an endorsement of the United States govsinment, which owns and operates more wnne Steamers than all other cars combined. Richly upholstered, beautifully fin ished, unlimited power, controlled speed. This car will be exhibited la Omaha at PratmaondB, lata aa ataraey Eta. 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