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THE HKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY, PFiCKMRKR 2, 1011. 17 --''--' MOK3Y Tlv l. - n Mnlarjr and t battel. !. VJU i 1 1 1 1 n i II MONEY FOR 5 i! FVKDvnnnv UO TO $100 ft M tt It LOANS ON FCrNiTimB. PIANOS. II 8 A LA HI ES. ETC.. SI ft at rhars.es you can afford, and ti II Without til rd I.1D anil rt-i.v vnn II M xpn Unjce with other companies. II t f.stablisu yocp. ckkdii J i iir.itf.. it a aa t.ti.m ah a ij&nk r II ACCOUNT IN T'MK OF NEED. 63 NOTE THESIS HATES: ( HO. you pay back DI M. II K IIS. you pay hack tlJOU. M K5. you pay back J-'S (v. M U.V you pay buck $.4 00. 34 II NO OTHER CHARGES. U tl Vfkly or Monthly payments, it tt Open every night until Xmas t p. m. 41 It OMAHA FINANCIAL. CO.. J tt tfi9-lo Brown Blk. uppaita Bran- if It dels b. E. Cor. lutli and Douglas, tt tt 'Phan Douglas 2uX. II at t HMD IKUI 8ttl31ttffttl3 MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS. Loaned on furniture, pianos or team at low tales and easy terms. STATE MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY R. 12 Arlington Blk. mm Dodge 'St. Phones; Douglas 24u. Independent A-2H.6 CHATTEL KALARV, LOAND. If you can iki from 110 to tloo or mors to a food advantage, come to us. We do not advertise any misleading rates, hut we have the loweat rates In the city. We guarantee you a square deal. You can repay us In small weekly or monthly payments. W'e allow a discount If paid before time. Call, write or 'phono appli cation and you will get prompt attention NEBRASKA LOAN CO., pnuRlas ne HMj. A-135S. , USE OUR MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS. W make loans on all kinds of chattel Quickly and privately. phone Doug. UJj. HOME LOAN COMPANY. I6r, Farnam 81. Hoom 8. Patterson blk. CHRISTMAS Moist. VOUR CREDIT. 1 as good here us your employer's la at his bank. YOUR PLAIN NOTE ts all we aK, no security, no Indorser. We are making SPECIAL CHRISTMAS RATES. Borrow HO.Oo, return Joe per week. Borrow t-!0.0u, return hoc per week. Borrow J0.oO, return tl20 per week. Borrow io.0U, return 31. 30 per week. Borrow i.iO.uo, return ta.0 per week. Call and let us explain. OMAHA TRUST CO., 137 Board ol 'trade nloij. Tel. Doug. 6UL DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW . GET YOUR. XM AS. MONEY FROM THE CITY LOAN CCMPANY because our rates are lower, payments tasler, business confidential. CITY LOAN COMPANY, -21 Douglas Block. Apponlte Hayden's. Phme Douglas 31f9 Ind. A-'JM6. MONET loaned saiarieo. people, women keeping house and otliers, without se curity; easy payments. Offices in 67 prin cipal cuiea. iolruao. 5u3 Omahu Nat'l Bank Bldg., formerly N. Y. Life Bldg. STAR LOAN CO. 16 TO 100 Furnished salaried people without secur ity, indorsement, delay, publicity, extor tion or deception. Terms to suit. 644 Paxton DIAMOND loan at 2Mi and 6 per cent. W. C. t luuu, lull Dodge. Red Mil. OFFERED i'OR RENT s Board and Hootaa. O. M. 15. hauls trunks. D. 611. A-2ll. , Portoia, tamiiy noiei, 2-itti Ave, and Har. WARM looms anu excellent meats. 212 B. Kjlii bt. phone Douglas 3138. St. Jumes Hotel Steum heat, bain, home cooaiug; winter rates to few couples at t50 per' mo.; uaily, ll.S. Near ail tneaeis. NICE place lor nice people. THE MAD ISON, 2ist and Chicago Sis. 1.1K and up. Under new management. SUITE of rooms; excellent board; West Farnaui. Call Harney 44. HAVE you decided what to get your lady fiiend for Christmas? 'Uieio Is nothing that would please her better than a dainty box of O'Brien s candy. If Mrs. J. c. Uiassman 4bo? No. 40th wul come to The Bee office within three days we will give her an order for a bo-cent box of i trltu g candy. Varalalied Uuvans. CRICHT, warm room In private family; close to crelgluon college; rea sonable. Phone Harney ti8. FINE for iwi young mules; good fam ily; very convenient. Phono Harney tiaH. Dewey .uioieau Hotel, loin x Fainam, DfceUttAol.t; lurnuiieu room, private family. M-j N. With. Phone Webster 64. ttVd bt. juary u Ave., slrluuy modern, miiii, iruiii ruuui. rteu FUitNlSHED room; private; Tel. Had. '148. ROOM, with bath, In private family; Vviuow preferred; where there are no other roumtra or children; in quiet neign borliood in suburbs of Omaha or Houth Omaha. Lock Box 6J6, Omana postofflce. NICE large rooms with or without toard; rates reasonable. i-X Howard for light housekeeping. ZSH Farnam. D. i'M. NICELY iurnlshed rooms, modern, eieo trio llght-s, references exchanged, itlot Douglas HU LAROE front room; nicely furnished; mouern. Phone Harney 4il&. MR. HUSBAND: if you are looking for something to take home for an extra fine dessert stop into Dnlsell's. It Mrs. B. T. Cowger, Meredltii Ave., will com to Tho Bee office within three Cays we wnl give her an order for a quart brick of mis fine !'.' cream. Furxikhed lloutecplu; llooiua. The Manuel and Howard, 21 6 Howard, t and 4-i in apt. tJJ to 140. THhliK large turnl.ihf d. modern except heat, i'tioo Huruey u4. ju Webster bt. HuOJlj tui :i.i (mutsniucping. jnotl. convenioiicea. Prices reasonAjiu. cl Calltou:ia. Tui. Douglas w,-. Uo-Im aui Al'atrliuuula. NICELY FUnNISUED ROOMS for gen tleiuen. THE CHATHAM. HO S. 13th St. itub Hotel, sttaiii-iieuted. 1J Dou. ci. DODGE HOI tU Dth and Duugc; all team-heuted lOi'inn; koecicl wek rate. I'.cenciit ineaib, .1,111, So. oniaiCa. HoMerd Hotel, elegant is. 102 Howard. HOTb-L Floniar. Lilt and capitol Ave. lturlllifelufi, nice looms. 1 block u depot. t'ArS llul fc)L, nice rooms. luS Cass Bt. oNFOUl and Arcade, upecial w kly rate. i:k iH.tei, loums c- and u.c. slT N. Ibih. flilfti I In '! Council Ulutfs. Rouiu vnue'' 4UI,-It2wi to ii.iu per week. Apai-ljueuts and Fluta. COMFORT. fr-TEAM-HEAl U CHIOAOO FLATS, THE STANDARD." Jci.urato lioines, ti rooms, full modern, firepiouf sia.rays, new decoi atlons, tnud. runge. hut water all year, Janitor, wulk.iig distance. Winter, i.a. Jil. tX,, suniiuer tJ less. You can't live as well or cutu.'oi lably or cheap eluewhore. Kef ereuLoa leijulrcd. PAi'NE A 6LATERCO . , Sole Agents, P'vth Kloor Omiiia :,ar!'inal Tlnnk Bldg. I liOOM aparluitt in theTlntbI Ap- rl 411 Omata Nat l Bunk Bldg., or phone It minis lau. HoT water lio.ited, beat system heat, g-room new flat, ail harduud fluuti, tl7.IV. twJ S, tid. OITKRKD F)R RENT Ajiartnersits al Plata. 7-room fiat on 8hirnnn Ave. Wen. BTS, " &k a u r i k l iTTThTk A I N t. Three and aix-rnom apartments, rteam ii , t . 1 r. .1 l -v. n , . 1.. . . K.I1 to JH.;o Monle !t. See the. Douglas ... t. ,i i-j ir.'nt, m f inirr O, 1.1. atl. every modern ronvrnlencw. fine loratlrin, 7 rrvome and rement baoment. 41st and Farnam. Telephone Harney 773. Karatafced II awes. Beautiful Honsc For Rent. Family going away for 4 months will rent their home completely lurnlsliod. on .fth St., near Farnam. to responsible !rty for rent of house onlv. No charge for furniture. Telephone ll.irr.ey 2i.7i. llausca and Cottages. WALL PAPER 'n,,n,f' . " l'ng. picture rrammjf. Mornon, 03 Park Ave. II. R?5 lHllilll.lN a heat; tM por month. Tel. Douglas l,. Dm. Van and Storage Co., packs. mou. stores household goods. Fireproof stor age. 104 S Ulh. Branch, A S. 11th. Tel.. D. 41trf; A-13K. KMALL house tor rent to colored peo ple, tie per month. Uet key next door north or telephone Webster 6014. Sis N, loth St. -. . 1 iwi.i' v v . v r i 'o pacHeu, for warded; cheap freight rates; moving and storlnjr. Expressmen's Delivery Co. Tel. Douglas m. City olflce, ill a. l.th bt, 1,a Ul.1 KICIMT-Kf II ll hl.a. Utilil k; ... .11 modern. Telephone Webster S3K2. Housea. Inn. Rtngwait, Branoeia i'h. Hldg. CO'l I'AOK b rotimi. hath, ml Mi. 3"th ftt. Harney KM. OMAHA KXP I'll m,wln vni.M . .H storage. Trunks, baggage uel. D. -t. 1 N. 17th. CL,oi in. Rent reduced; very nice terms. 614 N. I'id. 8 rooms: all ,i.nlrn 624 N. 22d, t rooms; niooeni except heat. M Blondo, b rooms, $11. 'UK RE.s i asven-room nouxe, mod ern except neat, ia; corner L'Jtn and Fort. eiMer JKii. BTRiCiuV mouern, ncar.y new. V-room nouku lacing ceiuiai Blvd. 1710 N. nth avu,); lour nico oeurooms and bath up- iiii iiruwig iiuixn anu elegantly polished floors downstairs; full ce mented celtar. A bargain if rented at o nee an party moved out u ne pec t ed I y . -RooM houe, modern except heat. 14ts N. 24th St., t-U 7-roora house, modern eioeDt heat. ta; charlws Bt, tli. c rooms, m fioor, 1106 N. 20th St.,) mod ern except heat, t4. ( l-room cottage, modern except heat, 3834 N. tM St., tu. tt-rooin house, modern except heat, lfili Corby St., ls. o-roora, 1st floor, 1901 N. Z6th St., partly modern, tie. tt-roou, d floor. 1903 N. 26tb St.. tolleL v-room nouse. modern except beat. 2900 lsard bt., W. CHRIS BOYER, 22d and Cuming Sta. 4 For Kent BriCK ilouse Four beuioou.o, iw-m .iu lo.iet on sec ond tloor; large lauuiy room, dining loom, buttery-aitcnen, i of ngei aior room, ball and vestibule on first floor; full ceinent basement; furnace heat; every tuing ilrst-oass and strictly mouern. Lo cated at loll ueorgia Ave. cee tue owuer at Ufa Ueorgia Ave., or 'phone Hariie lue MUu. 6-room cottage; tine rep r. H. Si44. k ROOMo, modern except beat, conve nient to car, church and scnooi; mouern steel range; also gas tauge and iiauuauuie kitohen caulnet. tuOt Pratt St. ii.,,.., iu ail parts of the city. UUU9BII rrtlcll Mini Ac nmm Mills. teus ma-plsj bi., e rooms, modern, ex cept tumaue. . Halt, ui tianigi), D. IM; A-440t. 26. tao 7 rms, N. ii7th tiifi.Oo 1117 Park Ave., 3624 N. Ziih, 911. Webster-IOH. TEN -ROOM house, large lot, ail modern except luinace; aesirable parties; cheap, ou4 Bristol St. MULjhijM Mix-room liouaa. Xilo CauiLul Ave. nainey 1404. ill S. Mia bu, rooms, completely mouern, M.oO. 11 all, ml Rauige. D. !40u, A-440S. FOU RENT our-rooiu eottage on IU Ave. between Dooge and Doug.as streets. bee Dexier L. 1 nomas, 4111 Bee Bldg. i-RUUil cotlaae. luoueru exceut Imat. 723 So. loth St., (19. VMt DODtio,, rooms, ail modern, Wi.W. uougias auJ. VERY large 6-room modern cottage, ex cept neat. inM iNorth 2otn St. BtuiiB r aiK, iui4 m. d; modern, ? room house. Doug. 6ik4. 'IHlNiv ceiiuai, vneapesi i-room house with bath, basement, la city. Appiy ZiO N. a&. 7-ROOM house, JM4; k-room, Han scorn pai k uistrict; modern. 'Phone narney I60d. ' SIX-ROOM couaga, modern except heat. &lU Decatur. per month. Ruu taua. Zili JjOUOLAS, u-room cottage, lti; water tree; open. blorva sail Uffleea. WISH to sublet suit ot five rooms In City National Bank Bldg. Call D 4123. DESK space. 41M Bee Bldg. liarua. BARN or garage iu Bemls Park. Tel. Douglas 2107. Halls. WASHINQTON HALL Lodges, dances, banquets. C. C. Borenaen. D io, a OfcFKltED FOR SALE. Furniture, ONE! washing machine and one kitchen range. Both in good condition. 1&J0 Maple, i none Webster 5t6J. ' PRIVATE sale of household furniture at lu6 Park Ave. Saturday, Deoemoer 'i FURNITURE, almost new, in It-room flat; leaving town. Cuaa. Phone lied 43). Masical IsairsuicuU, FOR BALE Violin cello, valuable n truinent. In perfect condition. iU Arthur St. Benson US. PIANO, sligliily usad, at a bargain. Degerstrom Pland Mfg. Co., lvlh and bainam Sta. ' writer. LIGHT TOUCH MONAT'CH VISIBLR for rent THE MONARCH TVPE-WRITI-.R0., 411 B. 16th. Phone D 4ou. SMITH PREMIERa, models No. 1 or No. 4, In sxcs.lont condition, rented Hires months tor Ij. SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., xjin ana uougias, RENT an Oliver typewriter trom in 0 1 1 ver Typewriter Co. Douglas iulB. WE HAVE A COMPLitlE LINE of all makes of typewriters, luiuory rebuilt; prices right; it will pay you to see us Lelore boing. 1 VPE. RiTER INSPECTION AND SUP- PLV CO., lauu FARNAM St. Mlacellaaeuaa, KINDIJNO. U load. II. Gross. W 2iSl. FOR SALii New and bcunu-uaud carom and pocket billiard tables and bowling alleys und accessaries; bar fix tures of all klnas; easy payments, 'i'h Bi unswlca-Baike-Coliander Co., 4ui-4C4) ti. lot ll St. FOH SALE Housa to be moved, north side. Webster 4J:. FOR SALE two (CiiolaiHhlps Iu Hi Omaha Commercial college and one In lKyls college. Bubitiea ofltce, Uuiaba Bee. SAFES Overstocked with second-hand safes, all sixes and makes; narkaiiia. American Supply Co.. HI". Farnam St. Get In the Game Eletl.-lc Pianos, tloO eacu. blot Ma chines, Athletic and Peanut Maehlnaaand scales, new and td-hand. Write for our list of bargains. Better all.! ovnie and see ua. We also do repahtng.' ACME MACHINE CO. IlilL'venwoi tit. PUoues; U. iU. ind. A-Hli Ot FKKrp lt)R SALE M Iscellnarona. AUCTION'S ALE Will continue. public auction at th Omaha Van Storage House, U20 N. lWa St.. Friday. ami iSaLirdav. WX-rotTr bokkiT' desk, oak fin ish, for sale nt n. Apply George W. W right, lice Puhlllililng Co. FINK nlann or rush reirlter for aaln. ."08 N. JUth t. PR18M class rat lit ion. letter tile and tiothea locker, klem Madden, ljlTi Capi tol Art. v TUB more vou eat the mure you want of D. J. u'Hi len s candy. Peliclmn and tasty. If Mia. li. C. lllcheson 4. No. Si'th. will come to The Bee oiflce within three days we will give her an order for a 60-cent box of O Brlen's candy. I'ERSONAIj DR. MAXWELL CLRa.d PILE. 4 Om. Nat. Hk. Bldg. PAY WHEN CURED. SS-DAY BLOOD RuMhDY. Cladlsh Pharmacy, 12th and Dodge. Maeaage, Rltteiiouee, StwT old Boston Bid. N CRSER Ya, eTmall chiulrn7wT4iur BAB1B.S to care for. U ebster eong. YOUNG women coming to Omaha as strangers nte Invited to vlalt the ieung Women a Christian association building at Seventeenth and St. Mary's Ave., where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otnerwlsa assisted. Look lor our uavelera' aid at tbe Union station. HINDOO TABLETS will build, brao. stiengthen. 60c. BELL DRUG CO. WE rent and repair nil kinds of sewing machines, ind. A. 10U3, Douglas loo. NEBRASKA C1CLK CO., 16th and Harney Sta. MASS AH K 'I'lWnanl. Mrs. Steel. lUilooua ,lW UOO4. Ground floor. MASsAuE Swedian raovemen,; nothing better for iheumatism; lauiea, l; gentle men, 1 10. Apt. 2, law Farpam. D. uiio. TH H SAL V A 11 ONAR M 'T "boTTci La l7 off clothing, In tact, auytning you do not niea; we collect, repair anu sen, at U4 N. nth St., tor cost oi cuiieauuu, to the worthy poor. Call puoue Duugius ilL aud wagons will call. MASSAUK u,i luw aromatio Chicago, 109 B. l.th St.. 1st floor. D 7wi. MALfNii.TJlJ tieatinant. a., nrott. no babiea iioaraea cu0vJD"0 jjr. Bui ke, women s diseases. l" Uoug. uia li. kl'lA lltjl.l.M.I L. w . , IUKU1UU1IIIK, JiHl 1 - ajessmg;riewpHriois, toil Neville. D. SsX HAZEL l.KA i,- i'ii . ........ rcnieuy lor uuhing, bleeding or piotrud- llllf I 1 1 l M I.U. ........ ... , "v. tii,.iu, sample ftree. biierman & McConiiml ui ug Co., Oman. MRS. bii?,a,L baa leuioveu to Dus utii, Kiuunu noor. Atiaa i.riL iii,, .. .. . o, ... hi, t.ui loi y inu m -....v.n.. Mx. i, .u noui. luue uoog. WHY. yea, of oouraa Ihk. vnu, ..,i ... aee Alias ung wuh tne Woouwara atock h.ui .i me American tneater. If v. , Pike. 4H.4 Vteuaier m ki,i ll , Abe Bee omce within tnraa n.v, u, u,n. give hlin an order tor two tickets. i POULTRY AND PET 8TOCK ROUP easily cureu by uoo t u,.e . Roup cure, ouo box. If your dealer can not suppiy you, writ us direct, senumg ueaier s name, bob ini Co.. Mv . itii bt.. omana. Webater rfttjl. 'Ra.bri u Roc No llO.NE MAKES HblNa LAY. we Have it. THG NJ k H II , u A r nn PHONE D. B0.1. ll HOWARD ST. acreeniiiga, l.j per luU. w agner, 01 N. la, REAL ESTATE Allll'U&ViS U' 'Is Abstracts. M. T. Brennan, 324 Brandels Th. BUll.Utl.R' lAyUHJIMilUA, Electrlo gag fixtures. Omaha Silver Co. Ideal Cement btune Co., litn anu Cuming. A mar. Suly. Co., root g, paints. Hug Nioli. Fucns. bun at miiiu, painting, oeooratiug. VANlEli TO UUX, LIST your' city property for sale with Vogel, 409 Karbach Bidg CITx l'UUl'bl;i V I'OU UA.LU, FOR the man with small amount cash and large family, 9-room modern house, In good neighborhood, block to car. Puce, t3,u0. Terms t3oo cash, balance very easy. Benson & Carmichael 12 PAXTON BLOCK. Make an Offer The owner must sell his brand new all modern home, regardless of price; has ( ,.(,., ,w..,r., ,.jiiiwi, (mil hiiu oatn; fully modern, oak mush; lull basement, with laundry connections; lot tuxUU; lo- wis ttt o. ootn Bt. rnce Sd,oo. xlut muMA lia u n ni l.r- i sou will be accepted. J. W. Rasp Co. CS9 Brandeia Bldg. Phone Douglas 13 or Ind. A-2U63. IN V aonuiirt a OPi om u.Ml a, U ROOMS, aLL MODERN. Wa liuve a two apartment house, con taining 13 rooms, two oatn rooms, seven bed rooms, wun parlor, dining room and kitchen in each apartment, with new piumbln.? and good neutuig plant. This property is tou large tor personal owner anu it la a splendid proposition ior son one alio will buy it and divide it into four three-room apartments, owing to tbe arrangement of tne house this work caa be uoua at a very small ex. pense and when completed the apart ments will rent for l-i eacn. The buyer can live iu one apai tuieiit, rent the isat ami make a goou mvcai.tuc.nt out of your iiome. The building Is well built and In good condition; ouiy thirteeu minutes' rloe lu Hie center ot Hi city; one block from the Dodge street cat' line aud in good leai ueucy u,ainct. THE NUMBER IS 201 N. 2vTH BT. It is just north of Onto on the Flor ence Blvd. A good six or seven-room modern house will be taken in exenang at Hie right pried. This proposition is cuita.iny worth looking at. NOHR13 i MMtTIN, 400 Bea Bldg. Doug. A 4T0 $3,600 Look thbj up. New 7-room, all modern, oak finished home; east front, large lot, 60x142, cement walks. Very desliabl neighborhood. Terms, 9700 cash, balance easy. Benson & Carmichael 42 PAXTON BLOCK. HAVE CHICKEN ranch or small milk daily for rent, i acres; new 6-room house, barn, chicken barn, alfalfa, wed, spring and brook and shade. 2 blocks wet of car line In Florence. Dexter L. Thomas, 412 Beo Building. Both phoa. $150 CASH r.alance tJO per month, buys 6-room, mod ern except beat, home at 114 N. 3,th, House in the best of condition and now open for Inspection. Price only H.suO. V. C. BEST. U Omaha Nat'i Hank Bldg. The key to success in business Is the Judlcloua and per s.s tent us of newspaper advertising REAL KSTATK rnM immii i.sii row Mir laaada. PRITlJlIl COLUMBIA "Mr knowledge of land on uncompleted Grand Trv:ak ran inaHe you quick profit. Frank Crewf.'td, H Homer Stteet, Van eoover, or Omaha." Iowa. V tT TT ...I..I haw , ti n A f.. I'nur larti. I. tn ma.rl A ,nll .l In the lfs Moinea Capital. Largest clr- coiatinn in me siaie oi towa. v.wu aany, The Capital is read by and believed In by the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re- r. it.t.M.II bhu . 1. . I . . !., homes. Its tea, 1 cent a ord a day; tl U per line per montu; count srx ordinary words to the line. Address Des Moines Capital, Pes Moines, la. Mlaareota. FOR "ALE 200 acres; good bulldlngsi Will Sell less: Incloo stsmD. Jamas Johnson. 0nr, Bruno. Minn. Mlaalaslepl. "Go "South, Young Man" Pulld yourself a home on th Oulf Coast. No extremes of weather, either hot or cold. No drouth. Good, rich land from U0 up. We own them. Easiest of terms. We want farmers. Write for our booklet. COAST HEALTY AND COLONY CO., Pacagoola. Miss. Nebraska. Price Goes Up Soon Sarpy County 15 ACRK3, the very hem bargain near Omaha without any exception. H of this Is weli-layina, rich valley land, Kradual slope, balance which also has good soil, gently roiling, lays mile from new draintifte dltcn, within t mtlea of South Omaha, the great live stock market; weoierly direction, and within V miles of Papiillon, the county seat, and handy to numerous other towns. The farm la well Improved with extra A-l T-r. houae, large barn for It head, besides haymow lor 40 tons; good orchard, etc. The price for hort time only Is onlv tiff) per acre for reasons best known to myself, t About H cash, bill, long time); then it goes up Vb per acre and Tor pro ductiveness and general utility It la a bargain at that. V 1,1 J sell this to you at th") per or at 1126T It might pay you to investigate. Do It today. OR1N S. MERRILL COMPANY. :2m-1214 City National Bank Bldg. bl kllRhh A alio uii.un .Mini. tin 14 Brandels Blk.. Omaha. Neb. aoafu Daaota. A FEW snaps In Brule county. South Dakota, lands; will pay railroad fare to buyers not satisfied. J. A. S'ranaAy, pukwana, 8. D. litaaw 320 ACRES FREE. Your homestead ngnt good for &!tl acres, and no i-ealuejice requited. We can locate you on some ot tne choicest tracts, can also buy some choice tracts school land cheap. Best laud being rapidly taken up. Aet quick. Address Northwestern ,Luu Co., Uli Dooly Blk., Salt Lake City, Ulax IV . " - ? .re- i - , ; REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loans and warrant. W. Farnam smith at Co., lam Farnam St. OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lauda. O KEEFli REAL Kb 1 ATE CO., rnew omana Nat l Bank Bunding. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co, two to tlo.uoo made promptly. '. D Wad., Wead Biag., lath and r amain. WANTED FARM LoAsS. Kioke In vestment company, Omaha. LOW RATES. BEMlS-CAKLiiEKU CO., 310-312 Branuels Theater Bldg. MONEY to loans on business or resi dence properties, tl.Ooo to oov.uoo. w. 11. THOMAS, 603 First Nat 1 Bank Bldg. GARVIN BROS. iJSS LARGE LOANS, municipal bonds, mort gages bought and sold. S1ULL BROS. FARM LOANS near Omaha; no commis sion; optional payments; cheap money. Ol ln 8. Merrill, lxu City Nat I uank mug. f- FOit HALE OR EXCHANGE ,vw, fu,vw, .... .V ,m,mi fMvw Stocks of dry goods and groceries to ex change for land or town property. Fre mont S. Ulbson, Charles city, la. 9 JWl ItLIA ? tel., .Ill I.HI ftl&IM-k .Jll.Hk WANTED TO BUY Id-hand goous. Ivieser, loo Center. D. 6mi. IOI I kS Shames Fur Co., io N. loin, . UlbJ ouiaiia. vte buy 'all kinds of ran furs; pay hign prices. Uive us a trial. YOUR husband and sou are looking lot ward to decei t time they know that you have ordered eome of Daixeli's ire cieam. If Mrs. A. E. Beokwlth, ul3 North Thirty ixin Ave., will come to the Bee oifice within three days we will give nor an o der for a Quart brick of this Ice cream. WANTED TO KENT FAMILY of four seeks hign-uias board ing place; muat be suitable for cultured people, neighborhood and house must be lugh-claas; near West Farnam Sl Ad dress D two, care Bee. n'UDl'O . . . . , . . . B . . 1 .. n . completely furnished apartment. Piease do not reply unless neighborhood and all else qualities fur refined people; west , .1 . ... I .. . 1 .-1.1..- - LluU I , .. r email, uiatrict, siuuiwe c o, tui, im WANTED Furnished suite near good boarding place, suitaole for family of thtee adults and child. - No-objection to outskirts If near Farnam u Only high grauu place considered. Address tt , care Bee, WANTED SITUATIONS PRAC'ilCAL nurse, t-aii ri. w10, A-3Ji4. JAPANESE wnsht position aa general useful man. u las. itee- - WANTED Vv ork ol any kind. Man, uge t. Sober and reliable. A tidies L Ul, Bee lOUNU man, goou nanus, wants posi tion In general store or office work for nuil wivmes. K Jl, Bee. WHITE woman desires day woik; neat and clean. 'Phone D. 6740. YOUNO man aauta t'osition as bar tender; experienced. 8 fl&. Bee. SITUATION wanted A manager of general store, country town; expeilenced. o 13, Bee. BY high school graduate, steuog.apuer, clerical or booakeepliig; unexpci leuced. L 10, Bee. AN educated woman desire woik in Omaha or elbe where in Inatitulion or lam ily to asaisl in keeping and laaing vi ..f child) on. vvebster 3177. v.aS111NU and cuituuia done. 1 . H. iitJ. BOOKKEEPliNO and citil.ai uor tveniiiga anu Saturdays; use typewriter, utile L "i4. Bev- YOUNG lady Willi pne year s experi ence aa aleuoaiupiier wisnn a position In a lirm; aataiy accoioiug to aoiuty. o let. Bea, THREE young ladies, piano player and singer, want poa.tiou in picture show, ex perienced. Duua.aa Din.,, u no. Bee. V AN 1 ED Position as hju , Keeper by respectaDI m.uule-aged lad. Prefer home WHO Clniuieii. aiu expenunceu a4 nurae. Addrebs Mrs. Claris iuiucr, gwu ral delivery. Council lnutfx, la. POSITION wenleJ by coiupateni laiy stenographer; references as to ability, liarney 44. WANTED A position as cook In private family or reatauiaiit, 2116 Chicago SL ited 6760. YOUNG laxly dalrs position in an office. Can operate tpe writer. Best of refei encea W ebster &,. WHITE woman asm day work clean ing or Ironing. Phone Douglaa 21 ONE scarcely realise what kern pleas ure can be derived from a visit to the American theater after a hard day's work. Be sure to go tonight. If J. K. Dood, 6011 Cuming St., will come to The Bee office within three das we will give Liiu tut order (or a pair of theater tickets. WAXTI'.D SI ri'ATIONH K.VriCIU KNl 'K.I votina n.iin. meiioi!- rn)ilur, nnnts position at once: best ref erences. F. A I'lalin. 4.7 Patrick Ave. P-IS roLiiUK.D girl alshea . nsltln as chaml'crmalil r do dav work. D. frM YiM'.Ntl M AN dealt es place to wm k fur biisrd. Boyle College. Huth telephones. MVE8TOCK MARKET OF WEST Mdp your slock to South Omana; save ntllraae and shrinkage: your cimuian- mcnta recutve prompt and careful atten tion. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MER CHANTS. Pver tiro A Co. Btrong and reponIM. WOtTp BUbn., f4TrTrante Bldg tireat Weat. Com. Co., Omaha A Denver. wTll. HMriTrflri77TurhsnCie shiTepT W. F. DENNY CO,, 2-m F-xfh. Bldg. TAOtl HH' IM handle cattle, hoga, sliep. Clay, Rnbinson V to, 2Q F.xch. Bldg. Interatate Co. Hotter reault. Ship to ue. HTitKK'-Tllt'KLf Co.. .01 Kxi-nT" Bid g" I,. E. UOBF.Ifl 8 t t)., V Exch. lUd. Cox J one Com. Co.. bunch of hustler. Faimers L. 8. Com. Co., IM!i Excnange. Deposit proceeds of shipments In mock Yards Nt I bank. Only bank at yard. Martin Bros. CO., W-i Ex. Blclg. Alex G. Huiiianall k Son. 164-04 Ex. BUIg. "bLAH aTtH k"ti RAi N MARK ETT Nebraaka-Iowa Oraln Co., 7fi4 Brandels WTttK8 GRAIN CO., grain nVero'han l , conslknmenta aollclted, 793 Brandels. ROBERTS GRAIN CO., grain consign menta solicited, grain bought l arrive. 728 Brandel. The key to success In business Is the Judicious and persistent use of newspaper advertising. GOVERNMENT NOTICES GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS Absolute Title Given the tinalloted lands of the Choctaw and Chlckaaaw Na tions of the Five Civilised Tribes In Ok lahoma, anl not Including the coal and timber segregations, will be sold at pub lic auction to the highest bidder at the following terms, times and places at not less than the minimum price stated In the advertisement: Grady county, Chlck asha, DS3 tracts. 37,500 acres, November 2, 3. 4;. Stephens county, Duncan, 730 tracts. 39,300 acres, November; , 7 8; Jefferson county, Ryan, 702 tracts, 49,400 acres, November . 10, 11; 1-ove county, Marietta, 8M tracts, 76,600 acres, Novem ber 13, 14. 13, 16; Certer county, Ardmore, 1,173 tracts, 93.300 acres, November 17. 14. 20. 21. S2. 2,1; Murray county. Sulphur, 3ii3 tracts, at.noo acres, November 24, ?&; Uar vln county, Pauls Valley. t2l tract. 39.50) acre, November 27, ?8, 29; McClaln county, Purcell, ESS tracts, 14,600 acres. December 1, 2; Pontotoo county, Ada, 61 tracts, 40.300 acre. December 4. 6. S: Johnson county, Tishomingo, 6A4 tracts, 39,200 acres December 7, 3, V; Marshall county, Madlll, 279 tracts. 18,600 acres, December 11; Bryan county. Dm ant. 503 tracts, 26,100 acres, December 12, 1:1; Atoka county, Atoka, 1,309 tracts. 124,000 acres, December 14. 16. 10. 13. 19: Coal county. Coalgate, IX'O tracts, 64.600 acres, Decem ber 20, 21, 22; Hughea county, Calvin 4.17 tracts, 60.700 acres, December 2ft, 27; Pitta burg county, MoAlester, 1.SH0 traots, 167,. 100 acres, December 23, 29 30, 1311; Janu ary 1, 2; Haskell county, Stlgler. 413 tracts, 30,300 acres, January 3, 4; Latimer county, Wllburton, 191 tracts, 16.000 acres, January 6; Leflore county, Poteau, 276 traots. 21,800 acres. January 6: Pushma taha county. Antlers, 341 tracts, 12,000 acres, January a, , 10; Choctaw county, Hugo, 6H1 tracts. 37.600 acres January 11. 12, 13; MeCurtaln . county, Idabell, T71 tracts, 64,600 acres January U. 13, 17. 18, 1912. Not more than- ItiO acres cf agri cultural and 640 acres ot other lands will be aold to one Person In any one nation. minimum valuation ot 13.00 or .more per acre. Terms, are 25 per cent at the time ot sale. 3 per cent in twelve months, and 60 per cent In two years, with 6 per cent Interest, Payments must be made In the form of draft or certlfiod check, payable to J. G. Wright, commissioner. Upon full payment being made at' any time deed will Issue. Immediately after approval of sale certificate of purchase will Issue and possession be given, but cutting of timber or drilling or mining for minerals thereon will not be per price. Right Is reserved to reject any or all bids. For Information apply to the Commissioner to the Five Civilised Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma, or any of the Dis trict Agenta as to lands within their re spective districts. . Lists of these lands have been prepared by counties, showing the terms of sale, the description of the various tracts and minimum prtoe. It will be impracticable to furnish each In quirer all of these Hats, and It Is sug gested that persona desiring such Infor mation specify the locality In which they are interested. Blue prints of the various counties, showing the location of the land to be sold, will be furnished upon appli cation to the undersigned upon the pay ment of to. SO for each county In the form of draft or postal money order. J. O. WRIGHT, CommlsHloner to the Five Civilised Tribes, Munkogee, Okla homa, August 1, 191L, RAILWAY TIME CARD IN ION STATION Tenth and Mason Union Pacific , Depart. Arrive. Ban Fran. Overl'd L..a 3 46 am a 7:40 pm China A Japan F, M...a 4 00 pm a 6:46 pm Atlantlo Express a 3:43 am Oregon Express all:36 pm a 6:10 pm Los Angeles Llm'd....aU:45 pm a 8:30 pm Denver Special a 7:04 am a 7:37 am Cenlen'al State Sp'c'l.all pm a 12 26 am Colorado Express a 3:30 pm a 4:60 pm Oregon-Wakh. Ll't'd..al2:60 pm a 8:20 pm North Plutte Local... a 8:15 am a 4,15 pm Orand Island Local. ..a 6:30 pin alO SO ani Stromaburg Local bl2:41 pm b 1:20 piu thlcagro, ltock Island Paelflo EAST. Rocky Mountain l.td..aJ2:3 am BlO 55 pm Chicago Iiocal Paa....blO;S5 am bl0:19 pm Chicago Itay Ex a 8:46 am a 4:30 pm Chicago Express a 4:10 pin a 1:10 pm Des Moines Local Pus. a 4:27 urn aU U pm Chicago-Neb. Limited.. a 6:03 pm a 7:57 am WEST. Chi. -Neb. Lmtd to Lin coln a 01 am a 6:47 pm Chl.-Colo Express a I JL pin a 4:00 pm Okl. A Tex. Express. ..a 6:00 pm alt:46 ant Rocky Mountain Ltd..alO:47 pin a 12: 30 am .dlssonrl Pacific K. C. A St- L. Ex...A8 J0am a 7:30 am K. C. A bt. L. Ex....all:lj pm a 6.6u pni W abash- Omaha St. Louis Ex. .a 6 80 pm a 3:16 am Mad and Express a 7:02 am all: 15 pm btanb'y L. (from C.B.)b 6:00 pin bl0:16 am Ciicbko, Mllnaub.ee V Rt. Paal Overland Limited a 7:50 pm 8:13 am Perry lAical a 6:M ain 11 o pm Colorado Express a 3:00 pm 8.26 inn Colorado special a t:u am Perry Local b 6:16 pm W am U:w piu t uieaao tireat Western Chicago Limited a 8:36 pm .... Twin City Limited a 3:i, pm a 7:43 am Twin City Expis....a 8.46 aui a H:00 pm Chicago Exproa a 3:4a pui Local Passenger a 6 13 pm tsieagv aa (Northwestern NORTHBOUND. Minn.-St. Paul Ex....b 7:0 am Mlnn.-St. Paul L t d. ..a t:00 pm a 6:00 a.n iiii City Expre....a 7:ti am al0:20 pin Sioux City Local a 3 45 pm a 3.ZH pm Minn. Daaota Ex..ai.uupiu a 9:iu am i win City Limited. .. .a S.t-i pm a 1.M am Minnesota ExpreaN.. EAST BO UND. Carroll Local a 7 :U0 am all:uo am a 3:10 pm liuyhght Chicago a 7:40 am alu rJpin ii.icu.ao Local blliuu pin till p.n Coloiado-Chlcago a 610 pin a 3:iJ pm C hicago Special a tM pin a C :4a am Pac. CoaHt-Clilcago a 8:3 pm a t.U pm Loa Ange.e Limited. .a 3:i0 pm al2 SO pm Overland Limited a7:56pm a K 15 am t arroli Local a 4:3o pm alO:00 aui l ast Mali ak.k)piu a 8.4t pm cedar Rapids, Sioux A oinaba 3:25 pm C'antelHiUll Slate Um. 12 40 am U:Li piu WESTBOUND. Long Pine a k:oo am all:00 am Norfolk-Dallaa aS UOaiu al0:l6 pin lng Plnr-l.incoln... a 2:15 pm a 6:20 pm Hating-Superior ...,b 2:15 pas a 6 to pm lieadwood-tiut bp'g..a 3 56 pm a 6.30 pm Caaper-Lander a 3ii5 pm all 00 pin Fretnonl-Aiblon b 6.30 put b 1.56 pin Illinois trutral Chicago Express.., Chicago Limited... .a 7:00 am a 3 45 pm .a (.00 pm a 1.00 am RAILWAY TIME. CARD Webater Matlon li(h and Wrilc lllonrl Pacific- Arrive. D'ratt b 1:00 pm bll 6o am Auburn Locnl.. v h it-ana, M, I'aal, Minneapolis A m a h a. Arrive, b 1:26 pm tvpa-t hi 2 pirt C 1 11 put c 9:26 pm Sloti Clt Rtpreae. eimana imcai lotix City Pas win City Pa b :4& am inersnn Local b I M pm t dally except Sunday, tc Sunday on! taj dally. Iterllaaten Station tenth at Mason Darlington Depart, a 4 in pm a 4 10 pm a I 20 am a 4 10 pm b 1 30 pm allttt pm a 8 10 am a :16 am b 3:06 pm a 3:13 am alE W pm a 7 lA am all :36 pm a 4:20 pm .a 3:30 pm n 9:16 am ,b 3 pm a 4:36 pm aid 45 pm ,a 3:16 am .a 4:30 pm Arrive a 3 4.i pm a t 45 pro a 6:10 pm n 3:46 pm all 15 pm a 7:00 am a 3 10 pm a 3:10 pm a 9 03 am blO Mam b 8 04 am a I. so am a t 40 pnt all ii pm a 1:00 pm a I iV pm a 3:00 am alfl 30 am blfl:45 am ail.W am a g:46 am a 6:10 pm Denver A California.. I'uget Sound Express. rvenraRka points...... Black Hills Lincoln Mall Northwest Express. ., Nebraska points rwetiraaka Express... , Lincoln Local Hchuyler-PlattNmouth Lancoln lncl I'lattumonili-Iowa ... Beiievue- Plat t mouth Chicago Special , lenvr Special , Chicago Express Chlo. Fat Express.. Iowa l.orl Creston tla ) Loral... Ft, Louis Express K. C. A St. Joseph... K. C. A St. Joseph... K. C. Si St. Joseph... IOWA ARGUMENT 'IS USED Shippers Informed Their Contentions Employed at Washington. PHOT MOUND HALT BURNED Little Torvn in llaone Coanty Pnr- tlnlly Deetrorrit by Fire Trvei Thoasantt Dollars ltalaed at Charity Dall. (From Btaff Correspondent.) IE8 , MOINES, la.. Dec. 1. tSperlal Telegram.) Attorneys In the ault before the Interstate Commerce commission huve brought In the name of the Iowa railroad cnmmlaslnn. Iowa shipper have been Informed that the arguments pre sented there have recently been fortified and strengthened by arguments from other states In other case Involving sim ilar issues. The main contention of the Iowa people Is that the Interstate Commerce com mission I wholly without power or au thority to authorise the railroad com panies to charge more for a long haul In Interstate traffio than for the sum of any two or more local hauls Included In the one long haul. It appeare that a cube brought from Michigan raises the game question and alao that a brief filed by the counsel for the traffic service bureau supports the same contention. The arguments In the Iowa case have not- yet been made to the Interstate Commerce commission, but will be soon, though the evidence wa completed long ago. Fire at Pilot Mound. A fire early thla morning at the little town of Pilot Mound In Boone oounty destroyed at least half of the town with loss estimated at 320,000, The cause was not known, Successful Charity nail. At charity ball and entertainment given in this city last night over tt.200 wa realised for the benefit of charity and at least half of this la to be ex pended for making a children's clay ground In the south part ot the city. It was the most successful event of the kind ever held here. Stat Will Make Case. It Is expected that by Saturday the Kelly murder trial will take a different turn when the Mate start In to Intro duce some testimony bearing on the life of Dr. Harry Kelly In recont years. For week the whole case has been In tho hands of the defense, which has been ac cumulating; a vast amount of evidence In extenuation of the klltng of Edmund Starling, the Des Moines barkeeper, and at present the belief prevails that the defense has made such a case that It will be almost Impossible to overcome It. But the county attorney Insists lie will be able to produce a groat dual of testimony in rebuttal and make th cast look en tirely different before It reaches the Jury. Mn, Kelly will complete her evj dene tomorrow and It la expected that th father of th defendant will also testify, " Red Cross Seal Sett Well. A. E. Kepford of th stat tuberculosis department has received order from Iowa town for over 000,000 Red Cross seals, to be gold between thla time and Christmas, the proceeds to go to the fund for th tuberculosis movement. It Js expected that near a million of th seal will be gold In Iowa tills year at 1 cent apiece. Attend fovea, Elatedfoad. About fifty person went from her 'to Albla today to attend and participate In the annual Elstedfodd, or musical fes tival and competition of the Welsh peo ple of Iowa, The program 1 an ex tended one, Including prises for at least twenty different musical and literary numbers, and several addresses by prom inent persons. Tows Wants Postofflce. The resident ot a hew mining town In Monro county, the town of Fraker, have not been able to secure from the Postcfflce depurtnent an order for a postofflce at their town. There are fifty families there now and the number will be doubled very soon, but they are aa ye. compelled to get their mail on rural mall re u tea, and this la burdening the rural carriers. The town ts a new one located at new coal mines not far from Buxton. Una Cempaay I.I t lualloa. It 1 expected that Judge Sloan, master In chancery for th federal court, w,U soon complete his report on the status oi the gas company in Ds Moincj, and that the federal court will decide whether or not a reduction In gas rates can be made In the city without destroying the prop erty of the company. Judge McPhorson cut out a large part of the case tor the city by refusing to permit th city to en ter upon tbe Question of showing that Hi Des Mo.ncs company Is an auxiliary of a laiger company In Philadelphia. Wlnfleld Scott post, No. W. U. A. R.. of Webster City, has adopted u reaolutlou in opposition to the bill of Senator Will iam of Mississippi to appropriate t2,0JOi to erect a monument In one of the na tional cemeteries to commemorate the heroism of the confederal forts of th civil war. The resolution "emphatically protest against appropriating money from the national treasury for monu ment to perpetuate the lust cause." The post has been told Senator Cum min la to give this bill hi active support Tbe Webster City old so Id lei are unable to understand his attitude and they "fur ther declare it is beyond comprehension that any loyal cltlxen of th state and nation oould b Induced to support such a measure." ilANY DEER CAUGHT IN DRIYEj owa Farmeis Round Up Thirty-Fi?e of the Anioals. HAD BEEN DESTROYING CEOtS They A re Property ef the itate a ad Will II Mom ft. Gevma WareVa for Park oe. In a deer drive at Avora, la., yesterday about thirty-five deer were captured. State Game Warden George A. Lincoln will take charge of them today and offer them for sale at ir a head to be placed; n parks In the state. Wild deer were supposed to hav be come extinct In Iowa many year ago, hut a herd of 123 escaped from the park of the late W, B. Cuppy, near Avoea, a few years ago and have multiplied until here ore about 4no In Pottawattamie oounty. They have beer, a ntilsanca to he farmers of (he county, eating hay and grain nt their own sweet will and, trampling down several time a much, aa they devoured. The farmers did not dare to rhont them, as the Iowa gam lawa are strict. To get relief for the farmer. K. P. listen of Avoc.a, a member ot the last eg:slature and former sheriff, securer! the psssage by the legislature of a law declaring wild deer tho property of th state. It was under the provision of this aw that Came Warden Lincoln gave) Mr. I In ton an J Deputy Qame Wardens F. M. Dccmer and W. Uroenweg authority to round up the deer. A tract of thirty-two acres on th farm of Peter F. Howclls. two and a half mile cast ot Avoca, wus surrounded by a h!gh fence n a pound for the anlmala. Tho tract Is a natural rul de sac, or pocket, the topography ot the surrounding coun try being such as to make It easy to drive the deer to thla spot. Monur. Haxen, Beemer and Oroenwcg, with Mr. Children, member of th Board ot Supervisor of I'ottawattaml oounty, organised a party of cltlsens, under direct charge of Mr. Haxen. to drive the deer. They scattered over a considerable stretch of country and narrowed their lines aa the deer approached the pocket. They report that they had about 150 deer within their linos, but all but thirty of thirty-five broke away. The exact num ber In the pound had not been ascertained last night. Oil Trust Passes With Distribution of Stock Jo Owners NEW YORK. Deo. l.-Tha career the "oil trust" officially cam to an end today. The Standard "Oil company of New Jersey, sometimes called the father cf trusts, and perhaps the most celebrated corporation in the world, will no longer control the affairs, aa the holding com pany, of more than thirty corporations In various branches of th oil business. Beginning tomorrow, these subsidiaries, which under the decree of the United States supreme court must conduct In dependently the various enterprises, will assume enure management of their own, affairs. Th tank or effecting dissolution wa mad leas difficult by th fact that th subsidiary companies never had lost their identity. They have retained their sepa. rates offices and boards of directors and to a large extent have conducted their own affairs from the'r home offices, la whatever states they were. These com panies, however, hav had representation at 24 Broadway, the home of the New Jersey corporation, which exercised gen eral direction over all their affairs. It la this connection which will end. Hunting Results in One Hundred Deaths in America in Year CHICAOC Dec. l.-Huntlng has cost 100 lives In th United States this year and has brought serious Injury to thirty seven, according to record kit hv Chi cago newspapers. Ths deaths number th samo as last year, but the amount of; severe injuries was more thap cut in half Were conclusions to be drawn from accident records, one of them would be mat when a hunter seeks game he should do It alone If ha would avoid aocldent Alao, hunters should go to a son and ex amine specimens of deer carefully, so that a stump, a ciump or bushes behind which a companion was standing or th shap of ths companion himself would not b mistaken for a fleet-footed quadruped. Court Decision May Stop Bonding Suit (From, a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Neb. Dec. L-(8peclaI Telgrain.)-Efforte of Judge Vlnsonhalsr Of Omaha to brlnar about a nroaaoutlon of seven bonding companies for alleged noiauon or the Junkin anti-trust law may be In vain. Attorney General Martin ha decided that owing to a former decision of the courts in ths cuae of tha State against the American Bonding company, perhaps a halt might be called In the pro ceedings. The decision alluded to was rendered recently by the supreme court and sst out ai some length that ths anti-trust can not be constiued as referring ta trust companies. The companies Included In, juoeo Mnsonhaler s complaint wers the American Surety Comoanv of flaw York. The Banker-Surety Company'of Detroit, in minoia surety Company. Chicago; Amerlcsn Surety Company of New York, Yo:k; The Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company of Boston, Th Title) Guaranty and Surety Company of Penn sylvania, and The Llotj Bonding Company of Omuha, LINCOLN DEMOCRATS DENY WILL BOOST CHAMP CLARK (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., Dec L (Special.) 8torles that members of the dernocratkT central committee of this county would gather here thl week for th purpose of initiating a presidential boom tor Champ Clark are denied by Chairman Hester, who has gone to Grand Island and who will not return In time to call such a meeting. The assertion was mads with reference to this move that the movement was not Intended to be statewide In It scope, but that It was purely a local affair and pertained more to th local signifi cance of next spring' primary election. Grand Island IHah Loaes- HAST1NGS. Neb.. Dee. 1. (Special Telegram.) Hastings High school de lea ted Grand Inland High school. 9 to 0, after being' defeated. 4 to 0, at Grand Island early In the season. Hasting) made one touchdown, a goal and a safety. The gamn w a hard frost from atari to tinlau. Tbe first Uaif wa acor-Itsa, V,