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COMPANY
R. 12 Arlington Blk. 151!':. Dodge St.
Phones: Douglas 2!:.. Independent A-2irti
USE OUll MONEY FOR
CHRISTMAS.
Wa make loans on all kinds of chattel
tuilckly and privately. Phune Dong. 123o.
HOME LOAN COMPANY.
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NOTE THESE RATES;
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' 115. you pay back 117.00.
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We are making
SPECIALi OHRISTMAK RATES.
Borrow IIO.Ou, latum 4oJ per week.
Morrow JU W, return mu per week.
' liorrow 1.10.00. return 11.20 per weak.
. liorrotr 10. Oe, return li.liO per week.
Hpirow Ibtf.oo, return 1.00 per week.
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OMAHA TRCST CO..
.T7 Board of Trade Bldtf- Tel. Ioug. till.
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW
GET YOUR NMAS MONEY
FROM THE
CITY LOAN COMPANY
becauee our ratea are lower, payments
castor, business confidential.
CITY LOAN COMPANY.
10-21 Douglas Block. Apposite Hay den's.
Phonea Pouglaa 81&8 Ind. A-2RA8.
MONEY loaned saiariea -people, women
keeping house and others, without se
curity easy paymenU. Of flees tn 61 prln.
ulpal cities.- ToJruan, &03 Omaha Nat'l
liauk Uldg., formerly N. Y. Ufa Bldg-
BTAR LOAN CO.
K TO 1100 .
Furnished salaried people without secur
ity, Indorsement, delay, publicity, extor
tion or deception. Terms to suit. H4 Pa-xton
CHATTEL JA LA RY LOANS.
If you can use frorri 10 to 1100 or mors
to a good advantage, come to us. We
do not adverUne any misleading .rates,
bat we ha'ye the lowest rates Jn tha city.
guarantee you a square deal. You
can repay uh In small weekly or monthly
payments. We allow a discount If paid
before time. Call, write qr 'phone appli
cation and you will get prompt attention
NEBRASKA LOAN CO.,
Douglas 1364. 20 Bee lildg. A-13M.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Hoard, aad Haunts,
O. if. R. hauls trunks. D. 11. A-Kll.
Portola, family hotel, 2Jth Ave. and Har
WARM rooms and excellent meals. 214
B. 2ftth St. Phone InouKlas JWW.
I NICE place tor nlco people. THE MAD
ISON. 2lst and Chicago Sts. 11.00 and up.
X'ndr-r new management.
St. Jamee, mod. 11."5 day; week tu up.
1 AN EVENING at the American theater
Willi the Woodward Stock company Is
always a welcome treat. If Mrs. jtieorge
A. Danforth, 4X11 Capitol avenue, will
come to The Bee office within three days
i yva will give her a pair of tickets.
Fnrniaheal lloums.
Dewey European Hntel. 1.1th A Farnam.
DESiitAHLK turnuihed room, private
family. 2rtl N. atlh. I'hone Webster 6S73.
l''UKM.Sltu.D room; private: Tel. Red.
7148.
' : ROOM, with hath. In private family;
.widow preferred; where there are no
'other roomers on children; in cjuiet neigh
borhood In suburbs of Omitha or Houth
Omaha. Look Hox 525, Omaha pohtoffice.
' TFlt N 1 H I UOJ ro'JrT rwTi ii boarfT-? or
elderly man with good habits. Refer
: encen exchanged. I'hone Harney 1M1.
i NEATLY furnished rooms, all modern
I hrlck fist. So. atth.
FOK It ENT Twi furnished parlor
rooms with heat and pan. 5.13 H. 22d fit.
2503 St. Marys Ave; strictly modern,
warm, front room. Hod 'am.
TWO pleasant room", all modern,
partly furnished, In llauscom park, for
deslrsble couple. 'Phone Harney liil.
2:.(i bt. Mary's Avenue, one plcely fur
nished front room with piano; strictly
modern. Ioo!ns 4C.
25iy; fct. Mary's, new lull k flat; ele
gantly furnished loom; business people
pre ferred.
10 Cosy small rootn, furnace heat, gas;
lilce hath, plenty hot water; both tele
jihones; respmtable; permanent people
only: also front parlor, with use of piano;
no objection to music or practice. 63
ht. Mary's Ave.
TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping,
h 11 modern: gas furnished for cooking and
lights; 13 60 per week. Phone Webster
33.'.. 27Ju Parker St.
ROOM for two; steam heated; modern.
170 .lack son.
TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping ;
lenlal reasonable. 1 Lone Red 7837. 415
houi h 19; h.
I-'O Larir. warm, well funJsheJ loom
and alcove; furna.-e heat, gas. nice
bath, plenty hot water, both telephones,
walking distance: Leavenworth cars one
block; also parlor with plnuo; fin. 25C3
St. Marv's.
lloirla aad Aartraeais.
1 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM3 for gen
tn:en. THE CHATHAM. 1)0 H. 13th St.
Hub Hotel, sleam-heaied. 1VI1 Iong. StT
IKiDiifci HO I EL, 13tn and Dodgei-all
steam-heated rooms; spM'lal week rate.
, rCxcellent meals, Jut N. 2bth, Bo. Omaha.
Howard Hotel, elegant mis. 1 wllowar.T.
H6TKl7rKlt.niar. 17tli aniTi I apltorA ivei
Burlington, nice rooms 1 block v depot.
I 'ArS IIO IEI nice looms, ) ,ia i aas mT
i i.X EOKD and Arcade, spe.pal w'kTy'ra'te".
! l-:k Hotel, r.s.ms 2-s- and 60c. klf N. 16t nT
Uir!!..!! T Intel 'outiiil Bluffs. "Rooms
,uv.ii uvui W ls) 7.vu ptr week.
Ol FERED I)R RENT
A pnrtiuetit mid Flats.
S-UOOM apartment In the Uintah. Ap
1 y 41s Omaha Nat 1 Hank Bldg , or phone
Douglas lvsiV
HOT water healed, best kviIcui hem,
l-room now flat, nil hardwood finish,
V5o fw s. ::m
-room flat on Herman Ave. Web. 570o.
i S. 20th AVhiATtTicllTi-rtMnrfiHr,
second floor of practically new brick;
strictly modern, rlean. In best condition.
Phone llarpey 3196.
BEAUTIFUL 1 A K I v A I N K.
Tln-ee anil nix -room apartmenls, ateam
heated and nil modern In every renpect;
hill to hti Maple St. SoW theje. Pouglas
Jar.' MKNOKl IHT. Wehster 37I.T
THE
MAEWOOD
Only up-to-date h purl men t liutisp In
Omaha, Just being completed. 61'lcniild
location, at corner of Harney and JUi
Avo. Easy walking distance.
Cafe In connection.
FlrKt-olass Junltor service.
Ample host. Holler nearly twice the
capacity necesary.
Plenty 'of hot water. 675 gallons on
hand at all times.
Laundry with four tubs. Laundry
drier.
Oarhage (tirposal plant.
Water furiilnhed by owner.
File hydrant and hoje on each floor.
Tel. In each apartment. House service
free.
Built in cupboard?, h-e bex and writ
ing desk.
DiHappeatiug beds, Well ventilated.
lias range, shmles and curtain rods.
Lawn and fountain in rear of building.
. Storm windows.
Private bulcony fo- ach apartment
above first floor.
.Store room in basement for each
tenant.
Apartments Including reception room,
living room, kitchen, bath, and large
closet, only IHO, and only tl.&O per month
for heat during winter months. Taki an
apartment now, before tlio building is
filled, and save regrets.
ERNEST SWEET.
12:i City Nat'l Hk Hldg. Tel. Doug. 1172.
BEAUTIFULLY atraliged. newly decor
ated, every modern convenience, flue lo
cation, T rooms and cement basement.
41st and Farnam. Telephone Harney 773,
mornings.
MODERN 6-room heated apartment on
Went Farnam street; very choice.
JOHN W. ROBH1N3. 1NU2 FARNAM ST.
KO I'll-ROOM, apartment, healed, W.
The Manuel, 21st and Howard.
Furnished Houses.
NICELY furnished 4-room house, lit
per month. Tel. Benson 144.
10-ROOM house nicely furnlNhed, mod
ern, walking distance. Can he used for
housekeeping' apartments. Harney 1836.
FURNISHED house. Phone Dougms
1049 or call Utj North 2Tth avenue.
Furuishcd A part men ta.
6-nOOM all modern furnished apart
ment. In the Roland apartments, for six
months. Call Webster 4iW4 after ti o'clock.
Houses aud C'ottascs.
WATJi P PF.R Painting, paper hang
YV ALU1 AI i-(XWfn( gBZng, picture
framing. Monson, S03 park Ave. H. i)0.
FIVK.HI10.M rnttnitf nmiliu n f.teTit
heat. Bargain. 1743 P. 2th. Douglas t16.
$J0, SEVEN-ROOM, all modern, near
ZWi Chicago. Tel. Doug. TSJZ.
21117 IKUOLAS 8 rooms, modern except
heat, : per month. Tel. Douglas 16!.
OMAHA Van and Storage Co. packs,
moves, stores household goods. Fireproof
storage. 804 H. 16th. Branch 3 S. 17th.
Tel. Douglas 4163. A-1IU6.
SMALL house for rent to colored peo
ple, 110 per month. Uct key next door
north or telephone Webster 6024. 911 N.
Wth St
COTTAGE, 6 rooms, bath, gas. 610 N.
th, st. Harney 60u.
f,17 N. IHih St.: 6 rooms: modern except
neat, jiarney nun.
lis 6-room cottage, modern. 4&W Sew-
ard. 'Phone Harney I2Z7.
S-ROOM house, modern except heat, 1413
N. 24th Ht., .
7-room house, modern except heat, 2318
Charlus St.. 119 1
6 rooms. 2d floor. 1106 N. 20th St., -modern
except heat, 14.
6-room cottage, modern except heat, 3934
N. 23d St., $20.
6-room house modern except heat, 1618
Corby St., tl-
6- room, 1st floor, 1902 N. 26th St.i partly
modern, 16
G-room, 2d floor. 1902 N. 26th St., toilet
1X
7- room house,' modern except heat, 290
Iaard St., 30.
CHRIS BOYER. 22d and Oimlng Pt
THE more you eat the more you want
of D. J. O'Brien's candy. Delicious and
tasty. If P. 8. Mc.Gulre, 2715 Dewey
Ave., wll come to The Bee office within
three clays we will give him an order fur
a 60-cent box of O'Brien's candy.
WEST FARNAM Rent reduced on .Mi
Dodge St., eight rooms, all modern; have
rut the rent to $32.60 to keep occupied;
look today; key nxt door. Glover Realty
Syndicate. Doiig. 3-J63.
West Fariuun--New modern stucco, 7-r.,
219 N. asth Ave. Phone Red 2M7. ,
FOR RENT 6-room house and bath all
modern. Inquire 1043 South lllh St., or
Phone Tyler 1435.
6-ROOM modern house nearly new and
nicely decorated. Ixcated at 2710 Decatur
St. $23.00. Phone H. 6432 or D-1636.
warded; cheap freight rates; moving and
storing. Expressman's Delivery Co. Tel.
Douglas m. City office, 21S S. 17tli St.
Bee Bldg.
Houses, ins. Rlugwalt, Brandels 'I'M. Bidg.
OMAHA EXP. Co., moving vans and
storage. . Trunks, baggage; del. D. 2354.
416 N. 17th.
CLOSE In. Rent reduced; very nice
terms. 614 N. 2d, 6 rooms; all modern.
124 N. 23d,. 7 looms; modern except lieut
2U06 Blondo. & rooms. $11.
7-R SPECIAL. $J5.
EAST from,, full 2-stor, 1 block west
of North 24th line.
O'KEEFIS REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat'l. Doiur. or A-2152.
Evenings II. 2M2 or II. 6131.
7-RoOM house, $24; K-rooni. $31 Han-
scorn park; modern. Phone Harney 15f.
27H IKHJUI.AS. 6-room collate, $l'j;
water free; oiien.
MODERN 6-ruoiu houte, 2710 Capitol
Ave. Hurney 1404.
.'.72 S. 2th St.. 8 rooms, complete'y
tnoderii ;::.'). 00. Hall, 433 iUuige. D. 74jS.
A-4I3.'
FOR RENT Four-room cottage on 3th
Ave., between 1 lodge and Douglas street.
rew iMtr i,. i nnm.li. rwe i.iiik
STRICTLY modern new u-roum bunga
low. Owner. Webster 3112.
THINK Central, cheapest 7-ruom house
with bath, basement. In city. Apply 220
N. 23d.
$20 7 rooms, 3128 N. Z7th. 25 4, 1117 Park
Ave. 3524 N. tlttx. $12. Webster 1T7.
For Rent
Brick House
Four bedrooirs. bsth and toilet on sec
ond floor; large family room, dining
room, buttery-kitchen, refrigerator room,
ball and vestibule on first floor, full
cement basement; furnace heat; every
thing first-class and atiictly modern. Lo
cated at 1511 Georgia Ave. See the owner
at liin Georgia Ave. or phone Harney
1609.
.MOD. 5-room collage; fine rep'r. II iv.44.
ti RooMS, modern, except he.it. conve
nient to car, church and school; modern
steel range, also gos range and handsome
kitchen cabinet auofi Pratt St..
NICE 6-room house, modern, hot watTr
hest. JJ5. Water paid. Apply i7ol Bris
tol NICE 5-room cottage, inoderu. except
heat. $20. aler pul. 2ioi Wirt
6-BOOM house not modern but in ex
cellent condition. Rent red in d for winter
months to $'2."i. Call Harney 4371.
HAfJ MAPLE Hi., t rooms, modem cit
cept furnace, tit). Hall. 453 Rp.w. ).
11W, A-44u. $25
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If you want a first class servant jirl, got hot" through Poo Want Ads.
ThvPoo will run your Domestic Help nd five until you got tho dosirod results
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OFFERED FOR REXT
lloaxea 11 ud I iillnui'n.
TlrtiikirK l"",t, 'f the city.
auu" Cirltfh Soiih K- t'V. Hee Itldit.
Full RENT-All niodei n. .yewiv p.iper
ed. i'.-toviu cctisse. Webster 4-'.iJ or call
Pt ;i"-'S Amen A e.
A Fl KS'i -i:LASS .")-rooni cottage, rlMii,
rW.v, modern except furnace, $'.''. S"ebfctet
KWsl.
iiMriia.
B or enrage In Be:ti!j Park. Tel.
Douglas IMl.
I.AHU!-; bain for lent, will hold 6
horses; water. Call Hurncy fJt'.'
Miirca and Ulfleta.
WISH to sublet suite of five rooms III
City .Niitlonul Hank I44dg. ' Cu't 1 HIL'S.
DEhlv space, .ill Bee UlJg.
Fi''lCrEoTi7sir:ooiir " m "ilea-bids.
OFFERED FOR SALE
I'uralturo.
CRAFTSMAN ".S holid oak library tabic,
64x33; absolutely new.' t all Douglas Kit;.
Manlcul J iiniruiiienlii. ' ,
n.VNO. f lightly irsed. -at- n bargain.
Scgeixrom 1 ihiio Mtg. Co., ll'tli and
Farnam Sin.
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LIGHT TOIM-H MONARl'Tl VISUILT.
for rent. THE MONARCH TYPE
WRITER CO.. 411 S. luth. .. Ubolie D 4V.I.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
of all makes of typewriters, factory re
built: prices right; tt will &? you to see
us beforn buying. - v
TYPEWRITER INSPECTION AND flUP-
PLY, CO., lMi,'i FA UN AM ST.
RENT an Oliver TypeTvrlter-f rom the
Oliver Typewriter To. I 'ouglns -'I nil.
luTfTi l'RFIERS. modelsNo7"3 or
No. 4, In excellent condition, rented threeJ
months for !."
SMITH I'REMIEU' TTPTWRITER CO.
l!th and Douglas.
31 lavcllaueuua.
SAFES Overstocked with second-hnnd
safes, all slses and makes; IxirKains.
American Supply Co.. lilt) Farn.in; St:
Get in the Game
Electric pianos. 100 each; slot mn
ehlnes, athletic and peanut, machines and
scales, new aud second-hand. Write for
our list of bargulns. Better still conio
snd see us. We also do repairing.
ACME MAJL",TINE CO., U4 lavenworth.
Phones: II 243. Ind. A vm.
THKEK S i;-10x4 4-10 pxiol . tublea. good
condition. Harney 'idS.
POIt'OKN crispette machine,, candy
pans and fumuce complete to operate
confectionery business, with formulas;
cost 1210.00; will sell or trade. 2D;t) Charles,
City.
FOR SALE 40. tons of hay, tt.) bushels
of rom, stalk field and farm tools, house
hold goods. 6 head of horsee; farm for
rent, possession at once. Write Box 35,
Erlcson, Neb., or come, and see me.
Prompt action required. This place will
sell if not rented soon. J. Summers,
owner
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. niA-P VUl uu.lrciEl " n " . .','-
Ish, for sale at tin. Apply Goorgo V.
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ttl llglll, ( UUI1B11IHF, V.
KINDLI SO. $4 loud. H. Gross. W. 2.v.i.
S-FtiOT restaurant range; cheap; must
he seen Monday. 1516 Dodge.
, FOR SALE Violin cello, valuable In
strument; in perfect condition. 313 Arthur
St., Bermon 6S8."
I'ni? ull.b' X'aw Riiri Mrond-hu.nd
carom and pocket billiard tables und
bowling allevs and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
nrunswiCK-uaiKa-oiianuer -.o., iui-t' o.
1'th St. - .
FOR SALE Two scholarships In tho
Omaha Commercial college and one In
Bovlea college. Business office, -Omaha
Bee. .
"FINE National cash register; cheap. 3o8
No. lMth. '
FOR SALE
Two wall caseu, two counter cases with
tables. S. W. Lindsay, the Jeweler, 1516
Douglas.
2D SAFES, DER1GHT, ,1X18 Farnam SI.
l'EIUSONAL,
ER. MAXWELL CUBES .PILES. 404
Om. Nat. Bk Bldg. PAY WHEN CURED.
63-DAY BIX)OD REMEDY.
Gladish Pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
Massage, Rlttenhouse, IH Old Boston Bid.
YOUNG wonien coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to vlslt'the Youns
Wpmen's Christian association building
at Seventeenth and St.' Mary'a Ave.,
where they will be directed to suitable
boarding places or otherwise assisted.
Look for our travelers' aid at the Unlot.
station.
HINDOO TABLETS will hull 1, brace,
strengthen. 50c. BELL DRUG CO.
W E rent and repair all kinds of sewing
pmchincs. Ind. A-1063. l'ouglas 1j3.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
l&tli and Harney sts. .
M V s! ( 1 V Irealmeiu. Mrs. Steolv,
11 VO7VtJX.4 i,,,,,,, (irioin.l lloor
AIASMAGH Swcol-h movement; iiolhing
better for i hounia tism: ladies, $1; gentle
ineu. ll.'O. Apt. 2, lso2 Farnnni.- D. 6-4";.
""Miss Lang, manicunni;. Vibratory ina--lagu
treatmi nis. R. 1. 2d floor, lu Dodgu.
MAGNETIC y;:,
imenl. E. Bruit, ii)
lth, 2d flour. D. o2J.
'i'HE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast
off clothing; in lad. uiiytuiiig you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, ut 134
N. IIUi St., tor cost of collection, lo the.
worth poor. Call 'phone Douglas 41i.
snrt wagons will call.
j I.' l.alli. salt glow aromatic
-liVi3VJ i j t,catment. Mine. Allen
Chickr.o. luo S. 1 .tit at , 1st floor. 1 1. .)."..
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Whom It' May Concern: This Is to
Hot 1 1 y the public tout 1 will not bu
responsible fur any debts contracted by
ni wie, Tei.le lltner.
ERNEST A. ITTNEH.
Dr. Burke, women's d.si ases. 41 D.Mig. Bk
ET T A GOLD SBC 1 1 Y, innlrurliig"li7i7rr
dressing; new parlors. ii03 Nevlde. D. 3UVi.
Tl AZEL EfTm-" PILE vljh Ehl-Bt
remedy tor Itching bleeding or protrud
ing piles; 5w postpuld; sample free.
Sherman McConneil Dri g Co., omana.
1RS. STEELE bus removed to l.t'3
Dodge street, ground floor.
Vk ll.L adopt good, healthy, white baby
girl H months or I vear. Mrs. Sliuvor,
i-.ti Eisklne. Weft. 31.77.
' FOI LTRV AND I"ET STOCK
S' leeulngs, II 35 per luo. W agnor. Mil N. hi.
SHE naturally is looking i..r a dessert
that needs but little preparation. Tell
her of Dalzell's U cream. If Mrs. A. W.
Snell, 4IVU Farnam St.. will come to
The Bee of tics within three days we will
give her an older for a quart brick of
this ic cream.
REAL ESTATE
III II.Dt.H V INFORM A' ll.
Kleclrlc gas flxtuies. Omaha Filver f7o
ideal t 'run nt Stone V, 171 n und 'liming
Fu' hs. Son 6c Bliii.l. painting, .1.-. ... mini;
liiTFiNG PAINT. buildir.gTe-r. plas
ter boaid.. Amer. Sup. Co., lis Nicholas
r CITV "HOPi-ltiV K4)lt ll.lv. "
-OR SALE Cheap,
V tibatvi- a '
city lot .7)Mo.
ervant Girls
Telephone Tyler
REAL ESTATE
4 l l't rillH'KHTV l'Ul Stl.K.
liANSCOM PARK IlOMli
EXCEPTIONALLY. AYELL
.1UJ1LT, AT 1AW PRICE.
Ov ncr. who Is alxnit ,to,
have tity, iiutliorlses u- to
sell his homo at SHK Ittdfic
St.. nt the very low price of
$."i,UHi. . delivered clar for
itulck sale. This house Is of
pressed brick slid frame
i nutrni t'on. bul't of whit
pine lumber: Is sll tno.le.rii;
l aving s rooms, witli uuur-ter-
iiw id ' w hlte ' oak finish
first floor: nui'ttel and grate:
4 pice bedifoms and buth.
second floor; floored nttte
and stairwaY to same: full
basement, with brick ps'it1-tl.M.-s.
wh'.ch nmke. excellent
Mipu.vit Cor floor jesst'.
'l i nns , about $1 tiO. cash, bal
Hticw m'ofithlv.
(JEORGE & COMPANY,
902-12 Citv National
Itnnk Bltlg. '
Flumes 1 Wtglas 7.'s or A-17.A
$1,950
Buys a
5-Room House
House. 1611 Mtinderson ft., ail rooms
are of good slxe- has entry hall, parlor,
dining room iui.1 kitchen on first floor;
front stairway to srouwd floor, where
t'lero are two good bed rooms and hath.
Possession can N given at once. This Is
sur.y a good home. In a good location,
close to car and stores.' Will make easy
terms; owner has cut the price down for
quick sale.
HASTINGS UEYDluV. Ml I Harney St.
A New Way
To Buy a Home
This plan Is new In Omaha, but has
been very successfully carried out In
other cities. Any progressive person can
own a homo under this plan.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.,
309 S. 17th St.. between Farnam aud Har
tley.
Both 'Phones: W7.
Field Club District
Fivo brand new houses built for homes
on S. 3Htlt St:, corner Marry.- east frout.
paved street, ono block from car line,
ranging In size from 5 to 8 rooms: two
have sleeping porch, finished In oak on
first floors, modern plumbing, gak und
electric light fixtures, furnaces,' cemented
cellars, strictly modern In every detail.
These are built tiy day labor out of first
class material. Yards ni nicely sodded.
Prices, $3,500 tn $5,ou0. Easy terms. Will
pay you to look at these if you are look
ing for a homer tn a good neighborhood
aud close to school. -
Bemis-Carlberg Co.
310-313 Brandels Theater.
MR. RENT WASTER:
Why not have -over half your rent paid
back to you'.' These properties will more
than do so.
2908 FRANKLIN.
2904 MAPLE.
$.'0 per mo., $100 cash, or can sell on
larger monthly payments and $25 cash, a
good 8-room house,. In best condition,
nicely arranged oil finish, modern exi'ept
furnace- will Install lutter If desired full
cemented cellar, large trees, full lot. S.
front, well situated, about 29 blocks from
P. O. Very cheap at $2,700 and 12,8.70.
We have several others similar to
above. Call or 'phone D. 357
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO..
432 Raingo. Bldg, 15th and Harney.
Here's Your Chance
Stop Paying Rent
$1,000 will buy a nice 3-room cottage,
with electric lights and witter, on a good
sized Iui, all fenced. Fine location, good
neighborhood, near ,th and Grand Ave ;
$Hi cash, balance like rent, wtll handle
this deal.
SCOTT &. HILL,
207 McCaBUe Bldg.
Douglas 6AI5; Ind. A-1752.
Think of It
EASY TERMS on a dandy 0-rooni. 3
story modern homo In BEMIS PARK, one
tif the neatest. Coziest homes tn tha
whole Park district: fine corner lot, two
paved streets and paving all paid. Price
Is $3,M); terms very easy, and a bargain
all round. House vucated tiduy, aud If
not sold this week will rent.
Glover Realty Syndicate,
1219-22 City National. Douglas 3:ifi3.
Dundee Lot
For iiil.'k sil o.vncr will take $775 ensh
for finely locaicd- iitindee lo ; sower,
waler, mis', cement Walks all In BUU ruld.
Must be old at once. J us. Bee.
.MUST BE SOLD.
tVrooni house; walks, shade, full lot;
3510 North 2Ui Ave. Maka olfci. Only JW
cusii roiuiie.i.
Corner in i in-hard 11111, $400.
iiUTCIUNSoN-IJOI.IVRD CO.,
1621 Karnaiu.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
is rooms, all modern.
Wo have a two-apartu.ent house, con
laming 13 rooms, two bath rooms, soven
bed rooms, wlih parlor, dining room au i
lutciieii in tan aparimvn;, with new
plumbing and good ncailir; plain.
Tills property U too Imijm lor personal
owner and it is a splenuid proposition for
sumo oiid who will buy ii und dlvid,. it
lulu four three-room apartuioiits. Owing
10 l ne arraitgeiiiuiii ut inn tiouso tula
work can b done at a very small ex
poniMi and when completed the apart
ments will rent for 125 each. The buyer
can live in one apartment, rent tha rest
and tnak a good investment out of, your
home.
The building is well built and In un.nl
conultlc.il, only tb'.rteon minutes' tide to
the center of the city; one block from the
Dougu sii eel car ling ana m good rest
uenca distrk t.
THE NUMBER l.i 2C)
N. 20 1 11 S i .
It Is Just norm of Ohio on the Flor
ence Blvd. A good six or seven-room
mu.lTii liouso will be taken In exchange
at tin- right price This proposition is
cei'tulfily worth looking a..
NO K Rio oc MARTIN,
400Bco Bldg. Doug. 1,0, A -4270.
Will Build Residence
to Suit Purchaser
On one of ti e best building lota In Dun.
dee, i, block from car line, aoutli front,
paved street and sldnalk. Phoua H. 2256
or call on Moore, al 1215 Harney.
REAL ESTATE
y.GIM IIIM II I t Ml FOII. Btl.K
Coiorailo.
! 1.4 ACItKS. well unproved. 2'i miles
I from town. uiilo lo hi hool, fin. neigh
I 1.01 hoo.l, good rli h d. op soil; this is a
I choice quarter section; i.rlcu $12 per acre
ifot quick cash ileal. Gilllliind ni t IVuuil.
ide, Svlllurd, CoL
Free
I
D
H
1000
RK.VL ESTATE I
rHn.t ii "i' ii i.i i'tiu m.k
Hrnlsli t uluinhm.
We ntill have a few choice farms left,
about 3 to H miles ironi Foil Goorgo, the
coming, metropolis of Central BiitlMi Co
lumbia. Over 10.000 acres of tills choice land,
along the l!no of the C.run.l Ttunk l'it
rifle rnilroad, . sold In Onialia nloiie on
short notice.
If Interested in a safe and profitable
Investment, call or w":te B. Meyel. Dis
trict Sales Agent, 610 Faxlon Bids.,
Imuiha. N'eh.
'My ktiowlc.iKo of land on uccompieleil
Ornn.i Trunk can make you quick profits.
friipK. t raw ford, 313 Homer strvtl, all-
couver. or timsha."
Cm nail ii,
DO YOU want a farm In western CAN-
adii. where the crops thU year are In ad
vance, of anything grown oil the cantl
nenl? For wheat growing, dairying,
mixed farming and cuttle raising, the
province of Alberta Is unsurpassed.
I Jill .1 are now offered hv th CANA
DIAN PACIFIC' RAILWAY COMPANY'
at prices ranging from ll.l to .H) an acre
on LONG TERMS of psvinent or on the
crop payment plan. This Is paying for
your farm with a portion of jour crops
each year.
I and values have Increased 30 per cent
In two years. Great opportunity for the
homeseeker.
Call or write for full particulars, book
lets, maps, etc.
E. S. FUR. General Agent.
Canadian Pacific Alberta Land Co.,
4-M) Board of Trade Bldg.
Excursion every Tuesday, Seo me for
l a I es.
Jlllnola.
FOR PAT.E-Chlcken ranch, S4 acres;
plenty of fruit and peaches; good build
ings: location central Illinois; for par
ticulars wills Lauren. Iowa, Route 3,
Box 11.
lvvra.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to Insert a small want ad
In ths Des .Molina Capital. Largest cir
culation In the state of Iowa, 43,000 dully.
The Capital Is read by and believed In by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re
fuss to permit any other papor In their
homes. Rates, I cent a word a day; $1.25
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Dus Molnoi
Capital, Des Moines, la.
Kansas.
"just like a gold mine.
A fine Irrigated farm for sale; write
me for statement of annunl Income and
further Information. The price and terms
are right. Travis W. Benjamin, St. Fran
cis, Kan.
Orcaoa.
i
TORTLAND,
The Great City of the North
west. Thla la a special offer for nulck sala.
Must bs seen to appreciate Its value.
64 acre located three and on-half
miles from the city limits. Macadamised
road-all tho way, on one aide of which
are beautiful homes and on the other aide
Che Willamette river.
Tha surrounding Innd Is platted and
large, massive homes are under con
struction. This land Is surveyed Into acres with
toads to each aero,. These roads are
not, however, deducted from tho acre
age. The soil Is rich, black loam, and
nueds no Irrigation. Fruit growing Is
very profitable here, especially small
fruits, such as strawberries. The Logan
berry etc.. raising Is a profitable -business,
yielding about a half crop, the
first year, and netting from $.500 to tsoo
Ser acre second year, l'otatoes and cucum
era are produced In large quantities.
A car line ta being built and wa ura
but a short distance from creamerlaa
and casih markets.
Price, $32,400, it taken before January
fit st; half cash, balance to suit pur
chaser. Address owner, Mrs. K. F. Taylor,
Oregon Hotel, Portland, Ore.
321 A. Al FRl'i'i' land, nearly all cleared
orchard and Improvements, at $50 per A.
60 A. Al fruit land, all cleared, at $m0 pet
A. 47 A. adjoining a subdivision, price
tCfifiO,' Tnese properties He along the elec
tric road now being built In the famous
Willamette valley, between the state uni
versity at Eugene and the State Agricul
tural college at CorvaUls. Geo. V.
Fletcher. Junction City, Ore.
OACO ORCHARDS m the beautiful
Willamette Valley of OREGON. None
better. Few as good. Prices and terms
reasonable. Call at Millard hotel. Room
426, get terms, reading matter. See
pictures, tsste. nonlrrlgated fruit and let
us explain climate, social and school
advantages. Phon or call. Hera even
ings. J. W. Morgan. Representative,
Oregon Apple Co.. Corvallin, tire.
Mississippi.
"Go South,
Young Man"
Build
yourself a imme on tho Gulf
No exliemrs of weather, either
Coast.
hot or cold. No drouth, liouu, rich lands
from 110 up, Wo owm them. Eaalest of
terms. W e want limners. W'rito tor our
booklet.
COAST r. HA LTV AND COLONY CO.,
1 'a.-cag iiila. Mlrs.
.Nebraska.
NEBRASKA spd Oregon land,
fM Brand. -la Blk.. Omaha, Neb.
I up.
sou Hi Dakota.
A FEW t-riaps In Biulo county, South
Dukoia, lands; will puy railroad faro to
buyers not ratml.uu. o. A. otrausky,
lukwana, S. D.
REAL ESTATE LOANS '
V A N T F D ' 1 1 y ioans ani wuirnis. V.
Farnam Smith Co., lio Farnam St.
OMAHA Properly and xViireska Lanua.
tiKICF.FE REAL ESTATE Co.
I' ll) Ni w Omaha Nat'l .Bank Building.
FARM I -HANS near Omaha; no cuuim.a
slon; upll'inul payments; clixap niuiiey.
Orui S Merrill, Lli City Natl Lank BiUg.
tluO to llo.lioo made piomptiy. F. L
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
' WANTED FARM liuNS. "Klokan-'
vestment com.ai.y. Omaha.
LOW RA I ht. BEA11S-CAHlTbLrtTiJ
210-312 Buindels Tbealer Bldg.
MONEY to louns 011 btciness or icsi
denco propt rths, tl.Onu to $i....o. W. ii.
THOMAS, i- l-'lrst Nat'l Bank Bldg.
(LJ I V I N 1 5 R(TS Loa ns7l a od "up"
1 ivv-'0-0iiiuha Nat l Bank
LARGE LOANS, inuiiicipil bonds, m n it
gages bought and sold, n I ILL I.Hori.
WANTKD -T'ity loans. I'etel s'Truii't Co.
DON T miss seeing Miss Latig attlia
American theater. If Mrs. J. J. M'irshon,
, Dodge St., will come to The Bee
ufflco within ihreo days we will fclve her
an trtler for two tickets.
I FOR SALE OU EXCHA.NtiE
i wn.i. i.u.t.r 77i . .. i.iu K..111 o"T7m
town lots for good, tlnap western Ne
braska laud. D. A ii.Jer.o.i, ;',th and M
Sts , Sunt Ii Omaha
hou ATR.t'NCir " I N Si li-.it i.VA.N-Co'." '
KArf., clear; S 15 per A. 10 exchange fori
Iowa farm .f X'.D A ; wiil assume mtg , I
if priced light. C. M Haas. Li.loi.i, la
I'Olt exchange. 4so A. inii'i.o.d at tl'.on
U III lake half tiadc Prefer k in-rsl
Mdse. or what have oil. Iluiaece to bint
at 1. J. J. ri aim, Noiden, Neift
a
i
FOH S..E OK EXt'll A ,4iE
,. 1 a Ten in Oivsi-iy coonl ', Soiitll I h
ilii.nl ltnrrovetii,nt; , ncres un
t' r i :iltl alioc; .; tiiII- fotu town; s'hool
holme on Inn. I. Will traile for good rcl
h nee or in. rchaudlno eiiillv. II.'.iki. Ida
Nef f. 4 S I lev Hiilk.
I'Olt SALE oil TRADE.
Good bay press. In. mire of owner. M.
1). Brown. 914 Dodge.
WANTED TO Rt'V
V I ! I Ssl' "'en l'u r " ".uiiN! lilt ,
1 411 tunsl-.a. We buy nil kinds (if raw
furs; pay high priors. t;iv u a trial.
WANTED TO REXT
SMALL loom, well located, f or grucri les,
tute locatun liiid relit wanted. D.
Bee.
'Will, rent on., room In my hoiue.
W est Kin nam district, to one or i.mi
Keiitumi.ii with ma i, nog and evening
.i cal. Harney i.khi.
II-' YtiU have a sweet tooth be sure to
try. tiov of D. J. O Hrion's candy. Al
iviiih fresh and ple.istng to candy lovers.
If Mrs. V.. Frederick Smith. '.'i2 N. IWth
St.. -will come to The llee office within
tliree days ve will nie her an order for
a no-cent box of t ' iti lcn n ciiudy.
WANTED SITFATIOXS
T' H At Y TC A T7 n"iir I'airTrT.iiiil. A-2. 4.
W ANTED.-Position us bookkeeper or
cashier; I'; experienced young lady. Ref
erences, A.till'eyji N 102 Bee.
YOUNG' mun. good habits, wants posi
tion in gonnal store ur utiles work for
small wngws. E " SIS, Bee.
LADY wants position as chambermaid
or laundry work, III South 20th.
ol'NO man, cprlcuced, wants posi
tion with some live resl .'slate or land
company. Address G 804, Bee.
"YOUNG man 20 eara of age wants po-
iii.m as candy helper; some experience.
Cure Boo. G 812.
YOUNG lii.lv wishes position as
stenographer: inexperienced. I,. IUI, Be.
Vol' Nit lady would like a position In
nn office. Can opotate typewriter. Ref
erence. Webr. 2076.
WHITE woman deslies day work; neat
nnd clean. Tel. D. 0740.
YOUNG man. good habit", wants posi
tion In general store or office work.
""EXPERIENCED woman wants day
work. Call Harney 6:;6.
.iiiicuieii wumuii restrea work In
Omaha or elsewhere in Institution or fam
ily to nsslst In keeping and taking car
of children. Webster 3177.
UiUMI lady with one year'a experi
ence as stenographer wishes a position
In a firm; samry according to ability,
o 7U.1, Be.
ui'MiiTiiiN wanted A inannscr of
general store, country town; experienced.
O 613, Bee.
in: Nil mun wants position aa bar-
tTtider; experienced. S tllfi, Bee.
,MV high school graduate, stenographer,
clerical or bookkeeping; unexperienced.
L H10. Bee.
SITUATION Wanted By mun and wife
or man nlnne. First class cook and
baker. Wifo will help in Kttcnen or
other work. Address 1. B., 501 Grand
Ave.. Des Moines, In.
WASHING and curtains done. T. it. 7421.
BoTjlvTbT E EP INt l and clerical work
evenings and Snturdayn; una typewrltar.
AUiiress u t.i, iea
M.ii.i'i i.' .....,.. i.a.du t.ln.. nl.vHr ao.l
singer, want position In picture showt ex
nepleiieed. Douslas 6855. K 775, Bee.
WAA I r.U I'OSUIOII as liuunnn.,-.
. ..i.... ,ij.ii...j lilv Preficr
resiieccauin iiinnna-..". -
home With children. Also experienced as
nurse. Address Mrs. aiane lurnm, Ban-
era! delivery, council tumm. i.
in ..1'iMikM hi u . u, I liu ...tiioatent ladv
rum liwi. ' ' " . liu.
stanngtaphnr; . referencea aa to ability.
Harney 644.
v... . u'ren a luiKitliin u m cook In Drt-
vato family or restaurant. $116 Cnlcago
Bt. iteu e.w.
MUST HAVE WORK
Young mun needs work or board and
room. I'bon Dougiaa 4ist.
srrilATIoN wanted by a first-class
Innitor or nortsr; gilt edge references
'Phone Webster 3507. Address J. M. John
son, 2.il8 Pnclllu Ave. ,
""SITUATTON wanted by young lady In
office; can operate typewriter; reterenciis.
-vnniio ui'imiiT oj.
Wa w"t ui.irU tw liu. dav and carnet
cleaning. 1110 uurufiia 01.
WASHING or cleaning lor Thursday
and Satuixiay. W. 4207.
EXPERIENCED colored man and wit
llli buy wants place In private family.
References. 2217 N126tU 8L
"WANTEDPnsftlon by coinputent and
experienced young lady aa stenographer;
can give references. Address E-slO car
Bee.
NO NEED of worrying about dessrt
when Dalxell Is In town. If Mrs. G. E.
Dulby. 4217 Harney St., will come to
Tho Beo office within three days w will
give her an order for a quart brick of
this fluo Ice cream.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship your stock to South Omaha; save
mileage and shrinkage, your consign
ments receive prumpt and ca.eful attun
Uuiu UViS STOCK COMMISSION MER
CHANTS. Myers Bros. & Co. Strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS,, 2yt-:aiExiUianga Bldg.
"Great Wesf. Coin. Co., Omaha Denver.
W. R. SMITH . SCSN Just handle sheep.
"WT l DENN Y t CO.. i'..i8 Excli. Bldg.
TAGO BROS, handle catlis, hogs, sheep.
"TayRobliison A Co.. 300 Kxeh. Bldg.
1 ill ei hi a 11. I'o. Butt ar ri suits. Ship to us.
"1 Li 11 O.N Cum, Co, 222 Exchange Bldg.
M'TlK ii-Rlt 'K 1,Y OJa)l Exch. Bldg.
U K. itOHM ii'S' tt CO.. !52 Exch. Bldgf
Cox ti Jonea Cum. 'o.. bunch of hustlers.
"Farmers L. S. Com. Co.. 2-M Exchange.
Deposit proceeds of shipments til Stock
Yards Nai l bank, only hank at yards.
Martin ttius. tt Co., 203-4 Exch. Jiidg.
"Aleit ''G.Uuuhanan ii Soii7TlM-6 Ex. Bldg.
. OMAHA, THE tiRAIN MARKET.
"Tvei.i-aska-lovva Grain Co.. 7M Brandels.
WEEKS GRAIN CO, grain merchiints,
eonslKumeiils sollclled. 93 Brandeia.
"RoBEltTS GRAIN CO., grain consign
ments Kollcltcd, ;;ralu bought to uriive.
728 BihimImIs.
ANY conuolsiaiur of coiitoctionrry will
readily tell yuu Hint there are no candles
which can outshine o Brlc.Il s In purity or
daintiness. If Mrs. E. L. I-ovejoy, Jltt
and Giant Sis., Sotilu Oiuaha, will come
to The Beo office within three days we will
give her an order tor a W-cunt box of
O'Brien's candy.
4.0 Ell MEAT .OTICK.
PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATOR. OFFICE
of the Constructing Quartermaster, Fort
D. A. Russell. Wyoming, December 6th,
mil-Scaled proposals fur furnishing and
Installing an electric elevator will bn re
ceived I. . re until 3.30 p. pi., December 2 J.I,
llill. ami then opened. . information fur
nished on application. Envelopes cun
tatning proposals should bo Indorsed
propoials iur Elevator."' anil addressed
Captain F. S. Armstrong. Constructing
liiuitermitstrr. J 6-7-s-9-21-22.
WANT AJJ
will rent that vacant house, fill
those vacant rooms, or secure
luurdi-rs os abort nttlce, at a very
uia'.l cost to you. Bo coulnec J.
I!
Hi
B
DANK STATEMENTS.
N,REPoP.T OF THE CONDITION OF
Till- (Ml 4,11 ATM!1I. II !SK.
at omnlm. In the Hat of Nebraska, at
the close, of bu-mess December I, 1011:
KESoURCErl.
Isians nn.l discounts $ 7,509.387.7$
Overdraft, secured and un-
sr-Mired 697.61
U. S. bonds to secure circula
tion l.OaO.fWM
I.. S. bonds to secure U. S.
deposit ' 400. ono 'io
iM rmtnms on U. S. bonds. ...... u.dno On
Bonds, securities, et" 7vn.i'.5 .'I
Vaults, furniture and fixtures.. lo,nou
Due from national
banks ttiot le-
serve ngrnls) $ 1,618,790 27
Dtie from stHtennd
pi hale banks and
h ii n k r s, tt ust.
companies, n n tl
having banks... 279,l).3il
Iuo from appioved
reserve ngents 1.S73.711.20
hecks nod other
cash Hems 1:11 .095. ft.
17 J li ii n i: n for
clearing house.... 212,591. 9.
Notes of nt her na
tional banks 22,610.00
Fnt.-t lonal paper
cm reucy. nickels
iintl cents .1sn il
Lawful money re-
sisvo in hank.
vis:
Specie ; 1.0.1"..1fH iiO
Legal-tender lining l,s7,SK0.i) 4, M. 441. 31
Ite.lcmptiott fund wlih U. S.
tveururer (.. of circulation) "S.O.'fl.tm
Totul ?1 1,713,61 I'll
I.I A 111 I ITI I'M
Capital slock paid lit
.$ l.onn.ivo.oo
Mini us ruiui
200.tW.tM
41.T92.Dl
1,000.000.00
unuiviueil profits, less expenses
anu taxes paid
National bank notes outstand
ing Due to other nu-
tlotml banks $ 4), 247,063 23
lute to ststo and
private banks and
bankers
l,563,V.2.0fl
Duo to trust com
panies and sav-
lllifa bnnks
141.C6S.01
Individual denoslta
Sllhlecl lo rhx.li I " SOI
1 una certificates or
tleooslr
t34.7K.64
27,082.86
3CS.DS1.2t
15J..V4.73
Certified f-hnclta .
Cashier's checks
outstandmir
United. Stales de-
imaita
DesisltS of I', ft.
Ulsbiii-slng off l
Cers 211.213.64 12,066.819.00
ToUl $14,913,641.94
State of N'ebraska. County of Douglas, as:
I. J. DeF. Rlchamls, cashier of the above
mimed bank, do solemnly swear that the
aiinva statement Is trust to tha best of my
Kiiowieuga and belief
J. DeF. RICHARDS,
C ashlar.
Correct Attest :
.T. IT. MILLARD.
W. M. BURGESS,
lv. C. BARTON.
Director.
Subscribed and sworn to bcfuia ma this
th day of December, 1911.
... L. D. SPALDING.
Notary Public.
No. 97..
REPORT OF THF. CONDITION OF
The Corn Birksske National Bank,
At Oman, in the State of Nebraska,
nt the close of business, De
cember fith, 1911:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts tL107.8o0.10
Overdrafts, secured and. unse
cured 4,93.87
U. S. bonds to secure circulation laO.OnO.oi)
Premiums on U. S. bonds 2,131.2.".
Bonds, securities, eto... 74,782.71
Furniture and futures 1S.340.S7
Due from national banks tnot
reserve agents) 94,862.05
Due from state and private v
banks and bankers, trust com
panies and savings banks....- 85,631.96
Due from approved reserve
agente 162,061.96
Checks and other cash Items. ... 2.678.61
Exchanges for clearing house., . 28,078.8
Notes of other national banks.. , 62,990.00
Fractional paper currency,
.nickels and cents...,. ,. . ' 1,943.83
Jawful Money Rpserve in
Bank, via:
Specie ; $60,2tS),06 '
Is'g.il tender notes.... SO.OOO.UO 110.269.50
Redemption fund with. U. S.
treasurer (5 per cent of circu
lation) 7.S00.OO
.; Total .....l,33.915.07
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In... $ 300,000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 29,?J2.97
National bank notes outstand
ing' 148,000.00
Due to other national banks 127,325.18
Due to state and private banks
and bankers 128,045.92
Due to trust companlea and
savings banks . 124). 42
Individual deposits subject , to '
check 1,092,714.56
Demand certificates of deposit.. 1.4.18.1.".
Time certificates of deposit..... 96.644.M
Certified checks 4.231.50
Cashiers check outstanding... 6,007.01 -
Tolal $1,983,1)15.57
Slate of Nebraska County of Douglas, as:
1. C. W. Era In, cashier of the- , above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
C W. ERWIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before pie this
7th, day of December 1911.
M. P. WALKER, Notary Public.
Correct A Heat:'
A. 1. ROOT.
CHARLES It. SHERMAN,
B. V. MARSHALL.
Directors.
Labor Leaders Tnllc.v
of Settling Strikes
Nii'.V YORK. Doc. T.-At a meeting of
labor leaders here today In an endeavor to
settle the dispute between the metal
workers and carpenters and Joiners theru
was much Informal discussion of the Me
Nainara confessions and their effect upon
unionism. While it could not be ascer
tained whether the matter was brought
up In 'Hie meeting, there was much talk
outside concerning a country-wide effort
to settlo all existing strikes Immediately
with a view to offsetting the "present cry
against unionism."
Among those present at tho meeting
were W. D. lluber o Indlanapolia, presi
dent of the Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners; M. O. Sullivan of Pitts
burgh, president tit the Amalgamated
Sheet Metal Workers; Gxorgo flodrick of
Laporle, Ind., president of the Brother
hood of Painters; o. V. Tveltmoe. presi
dent of tho California Federation of
Labor, and James Short of Chicago, presi
dent of the building trudes department of
the federation.
One leader waa quoted aa saying that
If the attempt to settle all strikes was
successful "labor would have u chance to
offset the present outcry agaitiut union
ism." Not only did tho leuders seem to want
to settlo all existing labur troubles, but
it was suggested In the informal tulks
that If all wurrlng labor unions could
hold a conference and perhaps settle their
difficulties in an anucublo way, a world
of good might result.
(me of those who took part in tba ses
sion today expressed bis belief that the
matter finally would be settled when
Samuel Gompers, president of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor, returns here to
morrow or next day to take part In the
conference.
MOTORMAN WITH RED HAIR
GIVES FIRST AID TO PETERSON
John TeterBon didn't know whether be
fell or was pushed froui the car. The
reason he remembers the Incident at all
a that a 'red-headed'' nioiorinan carried
him to the curb. Police Surgeons Peppers
and Cri'-s fixed up a variety of cut and
bruises on Peterson's phis and lie was
scot to his huuie, 626 b )UI TwenUsik ),
