THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1912.
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cpvant Girls Free
If you want a first class sen-ant girl, get her through Bee Want Ads. .
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Telephone Tyler lOOO
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OFFERED FOR SALE.
t Mlaeellaaeoas.
SAFK:? Overstocked with second-hand
safes, all srtea and makes; bargains.
American Supply Co.. Ill Farnam St.
KOIt :iALti New and atocuao-uantl
tar.HU ami pocket billiard tabM and
bowllug a'lexs and accessories: bar fix
tures of all sind; easy payments. The
Brtinswiek-Balke-Cirilander Co., 497-40 g.
8th -
:l) SAFES. DKKIC.HT. .S18 Farnam St.
AO XEW undieturbed Phonograph rec
ords. 10 cents each; also new hath cab
it it. tl.Ou. taw Avf. A. Council Bluffs. la.
ONE good as new Wheeler A VIIon
ewlng machine: must tell cheap if taken
at once. ilul Miami.
' , REAL ESTATE
raft MaNt'H LANDS FOR SALE
PKHSUVAL
r- leln laiiu leeaut wt it.uua. o. .
machines. Ind. A-loa, Douglas MX.
NKHRA8KA CYCLE CO.. .
' 16th and Harney Sta.
, MASSAGK SwediM movement; nothliiK
better for rheuma'Jsm: tad Ira, tl; gentle
men, n w Apt. z. ins rtrnim. l. :.
. A New Truss
NEW INVENTION. ACTION AND
RESULTS.
loes not nreaa the rupture open in
ternally as convex pads do. Write tor
uookleT.
THE TYRRELL TRC8S CO.
3Tt Broadway. New York City.
KEEP WARM
tluy a gat heater from tit gas Co.
ToUMi women cunisig to Omaha aa
at rangers ant invited to visit the Young
Women' Chrlstlsn association building at
Seventeenth and St. Mary's Ave., wnare
they will be directed to suitable boarding
'places, or otherwise, assisted. - Look for
n(r- travelers' aid a) the Union atatlon.
Message. Hlttenhouee. Mi Old Boston Bid.
rB-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
(Iladlsh Pharmacy. Wth and Dodge.
l iJF Treatment Mrs, I
JHaOOAJCnM iiooge. Ground
Steele,
floor.
Ml f 2 V iVTTf treatment. B. Brott, 710
AUtrjaX s. ,Nhi M floor, v, us,
, THK AI,VATION ARMY aollclta cast
off clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at U4
N. llth St., tor cost of collection, to the
worthy poor, fall phone Douglas 4126 and
wagons will call.
t A W A (I V Bsths, salt glow aromatic
M AOOAU J! treatment. Him. , Allen,
of Chicago, MS 8. 17th St.. 1st floor.' D.1.
, Mis. Snyder, massage, electrical treat
ment. J Dunsany, 10th Pierce. D. 4380.
ARCHIBALD K. itICHARDSON-Your
father. Matthew Richardson, Is dead. You
are one of the legatees. (Jive us your ad
ores so we can write you. Wtlty, Ster
Jing fx Whltmore, Bloomlngton, III.
California.
. DON'T WAIT FIVE YEARS.
!BCY CALIFORNIA FCI.L-BEAK1NG
, . ORCHARDS.
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
dw.es cash and per month buys
five acres with full bearing fruit trees
In the famous Bidwell orchards at
Clilco. Cal. Payments Include Interest
and taxes. Your money back If not satis
fied upon Investigation, The Bidwell
Orchards are the most noted and pro
ductive In the wonderful Sacramento
valley of California. It's our confidence
In this Isnd that prompts this generous
offer. We've peaches, prunes, almonds,
apricots and Banlett pears. Buyers
railroad fares, not exceeding SM.88 will
be credited on purchase oriee. l.and ad
joins the thriving town of Chlco I4.
population). (References: Any nans or
Chlco, American National hank of San
Francisco and First National hank of
San Leandro.l Send for valuable Infor
mation and facts to
Bidwell Orchards, Inc.. Chlco. Cal.
Caaeda.
FOR SALE ISO acres, unimproved. In
famous Carlstadt winter wheat district,
southern Alberta, one mile from town on
main transcontinental line Canadian Pa
cific Ry.; German and American settlers:
natural gas and coal: 330 per acre, one
third down, balance In eight eoual pav
ments. Shedd Investment Co., W7 Ramge
Bldg.. Omaha. .
160 ACRES unimproved wheat land in
well known Sedgewlck district, central
Alberta: all smooth, level plow land. In
well settled community, with schools,
churches, telephones, good markets, etc.:
dose to main lines Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk Pacific. Winnipeg to Ed
monton; fan per acre, ine-thlrd down,
bslanca arransed. Shedd Investment Co.,
537 llamas Bldg.. Omaha.
Florida.
FLORIDA .
THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
' We are offering 18, 90 and 40-acr tracts
and upwards located in Columbia county
near Lake City, Florida, to miles west oi
Jacksonville and unly as miles from St.
Augustine. This property Is Intersected
by three railroads of national reputation,
which furnish the best service at
reasonable rates to all markets of the
United States. I
The climate is ideal, f ine farms are
now being .worked In our tract ' with
exceptionally good results. Own one of
our farms. Investigate our offer. Small
cash payments and eay terms
Low rates dally. Tickets good until
June 1. .
MOrJT. C. IIHI KKNUUW tu,
(Satea Agents!
(6t Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE OK EaVhAXGE
TO KXCHANOK.
5-acre place, six miles east of Council
Bluffs, well Improved, with good house
and bam: lots of fruit and some alfalfa:
one mite to. railroad station: want farmj
oi aw to w acnes in central .-wores.
will tmv cash difference or assume in
cumbrance: t3-acre place, clear and worth
tne price, xiw. Mooee rteai cstato -MP..
WS Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
STOCK factory equipment. I'. S. and
Canadian tents of the Pride of Ne
hraitka Incubator and Brooder Co.; price.
P.OW. Address Y S3, cars Bee.
FOR SALE or exchange, C.l stock of
groceries and queen, ware for i or fr-room
cottage. AQoress sag f,. Mtn m.
EVERY housewife desirous of a nice
dessert should try laixeira pure ice
cream. If Mrs I. M lladlock. I'nrter-
wood Ave., will come to The Bee office
within three riavn we will Elve her
order for a quart brick of this fine l
cream.
A 3il OVK
. les acres of choice, unimproved land lit
Keith Co., Neb.. 3s miles of V. r. K. K.,
price, ts.aitti mtg.. 1.. running 1 years
at per cent Int.; equity. II.SOO: want
cottage, vacant lot or automobile: might
put In a little cash. Box Hi. Omaha.
Tel. U. 1.-33.
WANTED TO M Y
M-han.l goods. Kieser. 10 Center. D. 8ta.
WANT TO Bl'T-Stock of merchandise
In country for cash. Box 36a, Omaha.
WAXTEIs SITI-ATIOX3
WANTED Position as housekeeper by
respectable middle-aged lady. Prefer
home with children. Also experienced as
nurse. Address Mrs. Msrie Turner, gen
eral delivery, Council Bluffs, la.
WASHING and ironing dons. T . It.Mit).
BITI'ATION wanted as manager of
genera store, country town; experienced.
O IX Bee.
BOOKKEKPINU and
evenings and Saturdays;
Address L 741, Bee.
clericsl work
use typewriter.
THREfcl young ladies, piano player and
singer, want poeltlona In picture allow;
experienced. Ijouglaa 5S. K T75, Bee.
POnl'i iON wanted by competent lady
stenographer; reference as to ability.
Harney 44.
WANTEO ljitlon by an expert pen
man; bookkeeping experience: also experi
ence as po.lcy engrosser with insurance
company; best ot references; age, 23;
married. Phone Oouglas IDffi.
WHITE lady desires steady places of
day work; neat, conscientious; does not
disappoint engsgements. Phone 11.
WANTKIV-A Dosition aa watchman or
secret servicing; good references. (J 10S,
Bee.
1.IKBBN. mask suits lo hire. UI4 How'd.
i.adles Guaranteed Remedies. 401 Ware Bk.
Sir. Burke, women's diseases. 41 Doug. Bk
' SWEDISH masssge, for rheumatism,
tnuecles. Joints, diseases, Karsten Ton
selh. only Omaha masseur graduate In
Sweden. 4ui Oin. Nat l Bank. Doug. 17M.
NO NEED of worrying about dessert
when Deltell la In town. If Mrs, A. G.
l.vtle, 4tl N. 7th St., will come to The
Use office within three days we will give
iir.,sn jrdec lor a quart brick of this
fine loe cream.
- POl'LTHt AN1 PET STOCK '
icooomy Pbllo chicken coops, w. 1633.
REAL ESTATE '
ULILDtH.V '1NFURMAT(0.
Electric gas fixtures. Omaha Ullver Co.
Tldeal Cement Co., Uih and Cuming.
Furhs, Son sV BUnd, painting, dccoiatlng.
v CITY PHOPEHTT FOR BALIS,
Hansconi Park Home
At a Bargain
Only tl.SOe or ft M0 cash and about t4
per month win buy this exceptional!)
Geergta.
GREAT S0UT1I GEORGIA
Traversed by I he "
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM A ATLAN-
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crops. An the money crops of the soutn
plentifully produced, for literature treat
ing wita tola coming country. Ita soil,
climate, church, and school advantages,
write
W. H. LEAHY. DEPT. K.
General fassenger Agent,
' ' ATLANTA. UA.
Idake.
IDAHO Stale Lands-Irrigation means
modern and scientific farming ana sure
crops. - lasno stale lanos do not require
ail cash, but la to 1 years' time la given
wun a moaerata oaan payment ouwn.
Potatoes, grain, sugar beets, allaila.
strawberries, etc., are some ot the crops
raisea. aoress ivonnwesiern Land Co.
ttuney, losho.
72S Evl TIK i-acrs Payette Valley Land
and Orchard company contract, layeue,
Idaho, can be haa for two oaan if taaen
by February. I want the money. Ad
aressK, Ills Bee, Omaha.
Iowa.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm to to insert a small want ad
In the Dee Moines canlt&l. I a r.-,
Culatlon In the alate r.1 l.. ,t
well built, S-room all modern house, lo-, The Capital la read by and' believed in
ay me stanopatterw or lowa. who stmnly
refuse to permit any other paper In their
homes. Rales, 1 cent a word a dav; tl u
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Molars
Capital. Pes Moines. la.
rated near fJd and Pacific sts. The houe
IS constructed of pressed brick and whit
pine lumber,- hgvlng quarter sawed will t
oak finish, plate giasa windows:, four
tractive rooms on first floor, with mantvi
and grate; four bedrooms and bath room
on second floor: stairway to floored
Attic; full basement, with three brick par
titions, making excellent aupport. to lioor
Joists. Tne house alone could not be
built for anywhere near the price asked
for the whole property, which Is tt.UGO.
. Owner has rut this price away down
to get quick results, account having left
city caused by change In business. An
excellent buy for seme one who an
preclaie construction and wants a home
that will last. ,
George & Company,
- 2-i. City Nat'l Bank ft.dg.
'Phone D. Hi or A -17s.
1912
Bungalows
We bave.'seveia, oungalows for sste
tlist are up-to-the-minute m every detail.
Hunt right. Manned right and In tne ngnt
jo. s t Ion.
- JTH PRATT 8TH8ET. Kodntse Place,
a stucco bungalow, with living room,
lining room, kitchen, naniry, rear entry
and -bath room, floored attic, full base
meat, oak finish and oak floors, decor-ate-1,
walls. lose to car line.
ED STREET, bet weed Pratt and Evans,
I rooms, all modern, oak finish, east front
let. m Kountae Place. ...
. 10-n HALL AVKM E. a close-in. all
modem bungalow, paved street, halt
blur'k from car. good neighborhood, oak
finish, floored attic.
Norris & Martin
4ft Bee BTdg. Doug: 470.
v Small Payment
, 7-reom . hou and barn, 7!i vatM
not rrwdem or nw, but i rood
ptoprrtf. Only tU'WOO. Oft eaiy terms,
niitc auii.
R. H. Landeryou,
--t Hoard ot Trade.
Tel. p.llf.l.
OI H LfcTTfcR duplicating work Is un
excelled. A trial win convlcae you. Both
phones. Western Duplicating Co.. 4a Bee.
h. ' annua, m
a.. H.' PARROTTk' Board ef Trade.
THIS place for sale, OS Harney St.;
nur. leave town at ones. 'Phone ooug
las tlTSt
; " itEAh ESTATE
rsBw dt m ptixt Ki.m
' BriUsk lalKSsbla.
Choicw Taller farms In tracts of hi
it mere oa easy terms, wltn 1 to i miles
.torn tl tewna along Che Grand Trunk
scifie Railway between, fort George and
prtoce Rupert. rtte for booklet de
scribing tm wwKienwl roontrv, u.
iyel. Dlnnct sales Ajent, CI Paxtoa
Kkig- Ommhs. Se.
4'HOICE fru
acres or more
farms In tracts of N
lerms; alone the
MlHaesota
GET a home in the Mills Lacs region,
the most ferllle pan ot central Minne
yots. Land lies near to the maettt of
Dtiluth and Superior and Mlm:?aiiolls
and 8. Paul. Is selling from I12.M and
up on easy psyments and long time.
Write for list. F. R. Burrell, Onamla,
Mlssoarl.
-r(t,gALEm Improved land.
I ?'v!? S"'- w P" sere. Address
. A. D. Murphy. Klrksville. Mo.
Nekraska.
SARPY county farm.' Good, well Im
orooed 1. s miles- from Gretna. Large
new basement barn 40xO feet, large
double corn crib, I-room house, las avres
in cultivation, file per acre, tt 000 cash
will handle this. Box IB, Springfield,
Neb. r I
YOl'Nll Isdv desires position in ofilce
where there is a chance for advancement.
Small wages to start. Can operate type
writer. Webster 1078.
AN experienced cashier desires posi
tion. Iiouslaa 6411.
WANTED By student Crelgliton col
leke, opportunity to earn board or board
and room. Address C 1132, Bee, or phone
Douglas 7741.
WANTED Stenographic position; can
operate any machine. Webster 3MS.
Girl to asMst with housework ,a home
like family, where she may practice on
piano afternoons. Address, Zlol Ham
ilton St.
PIANO player, sight reader, fine ac
companist, several years' experience in
orchestra and vaudeville playing, desires
position. 7IJ N. 21 h St.. South Omaha.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wishes a
position with a tlrm: good speller and is
last on the I'nderwood typwrlter. Ad
dress. H 117, care Bee.
WOMAN wants day work or bundle
washing to take home. Call Douglas tutu.
YOl'NG man wants ftosltion 'as bar
tender; experienced. 8 616, Bee.
WHITE woman wants day 'work, lit B.
I4th St. A-9631.
WANTED Any kind of office work,
temporarily or permanent; willing to work
for what 1 am worth to my employer. Six
months' experience. Webster
WANTED A position as billing clerk
by young lady; four years' experience; 7a
salary. C lux. Bee.
YOUNG lady stenographer with a year's
experience, last and accurate, at short
hand, with business ability, wishes a po
sition; best of references. J 113s, Bee.
POSITION lo lasts cars ot one or two
children by nice, respectable girl It years
old. Address particulars to Miss Poston.
31S N. 17th St.. City.
POSITION by a good girl of 17 years to
help do general houeework In good, re
spectable home. Address Miss Bower.
General Delivery. Omaha.
POSITION aa housekeeper hv re-niect-
able, reliable, middle-aged lady, Pnone
wco. inn. Aaaresa Fowler Ave.
FAMILY washing warned. Harney tfiT
POSITION wanted
second girl; wages f?.
by an experienced
K 113, Bee.
MAN wishes work carrying ashes out
of basement, or any kind. Harney T?4,
TWO young men. good aonearance.
would Ilka to work for room rent white
attending business . college. Address
M 1141. Bee.
RT(Vir li . -ii ...
deeded and X A. school land lease:
TV .7 . erasing lano. ra Httchcock
to.. Neb., on the never-go-dry Frenchman
river, on easy terms. Geo. A. Dtasmore.
fth and Locust. Des Moines, la.
.New Mexlee,
FOI'R choice Rtnniiva-T..
besrmg Beaches, te acres alfalfa. 40 acres
alfalfa, close in; 1M acres t miles out.
Government Irrigation, plenty of water
healthful climate, good schools. Write
today. Han-horn Co.. Tan-'ili Bldg..
Carlsbad. N. M.
ANY connoisseur of confectionery will
readily tell you that there are no candies
which can outshine O'Brien's In purity
or daintiness. If Edward Roe, &H5 Cass
St.. will come to Ths Bee office within
three days we will give him an order for
a Id-cent box of O'Brien's candy.
You do not get all the
news unless you read
The Omaha
Sunday Bee
.Its field is the en
tire civilized globe
Next Sunday you will find
exclusively in The Bee:
The Kearney Industrial School
A story of the work and the life of the
boys in the leading Nebraska reformatory.
Nebraska Manufac
turers and Wages
A well written article thai will interest
every Nebraskan, no mutter what his views
or his occupation. x
Four Pages of Comics
The best colored funny pictures pub
lished in all the world four full pnges with
many laughs in every series.
Gaby Deslys
Another talk by that interesting, dainty
little actress who knoeked a king into a
broken crown.
Women's Beauty
-Miue. Cavalieri continues her great ser
ies on beauty and gives women another
story that will be talked about.
Fashions That are Coming
4 This article will give hints as to whnt
women of fashion will wear within a few
months.
Mutt and Jeff K :
The Bud Fisher pictures that reach the
risibilities of every man, womun and child
in Omaha. ,
In the Pink Section
Four pages of interesting gossip, not
forgetting the "Judgments," wherein u
lending base ball writer gives views of the
latest in the diamond sport.
Many other exclusive features, sonio
well illustrated.
There is only one way to reach the great
est number of purchasing ability people
and tha is through an advertisement in
The Omaha Sunday Bee
It goes into more homes than all
other Omaha Sunday papers combined.
AWARDS FOR HEROISM MADE
Carnegie Commission Givea Honey
and Hedali to Many.
SEVERAL GET $1,000 GIFTS
-tela ef Bravery Thronskaat Cssa,
try Detriaat 1 ear Iteeegatsed
ky Preseate te Heroes er
Relative.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
bices', Mllwaake St. PaeL
Overland limited ai oopni a it am
Perry local at:am atlttpm
Colorado Express atoopm a l it pm
Colorado Special a 7:42 am a:Sam
Perry Local b t U pro 013:66 pm
Chicago. Great Writrra
f'h!,'9n l.imttrt I S Tm
LIVE HTO K MARKET OF WEST 'Twin city Limited alSpm iMIim
Twin City Express. .. .a f:4eam al:wpm
Ship your stock tcfSouth Omaha, save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION' MKK
( HA.XTS
a S 44 pm
ChUsgo Express.
Local passenger a :si pin
Cklcase, Hark lelaad at Farlfle
EAST.
Rocky Mountain Uc. t Sim att:Spm
Chiiago ls-al Pass....blO:s am bsVlajmi
By Bros, Cotron, and .pon,ible W pm . l it. n
REAL ESTATE LOAX9
OMAHA Iroperty and Nebraska I audi. '
,,,;C.KKK''"t: REA1- ESTATE CO..
W New Omaha Nat l Bank Building
WANTED-tSty loans and warrants. I
w. ramam fmllfi a Co. Itw Farnam St.
FARM IXiANS near rml . nA
mission; optional payments: cneap money.
""-JLy-lil'j. ia''ly N'''' hank Bldg.
MONEY tO loan an hliefneaa n ru.
dence propertlee. tl.90 to fOioA W. H.
THOMAS, M First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
WOOD BROS . 234- Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Ijimaha 4V Denver'
wTrTs M TlTTraTftt SS usljhand isheep".
TAOOBR6ii. hsndlesttle, hogs, sheep".
Clsy, Rbinon Co., aa Exchange BUT
Interstate Co. Better results. Ship to lis!
!. Moines lsHal Pas. a 4:77 pm al2:l? urn
CSicago-Nebraska 1 Jd a 6: pm a 1 .00 am
- - IMIIIK ...
C.-Neb. L. to Lincoln. 1:01 am a 5: pm j Black Hills
Chicago-Colorado Kt.slSpm a 4:00 pm ' Lincoln Mall ... ,
Chlrago-Colorado Ex .al lopm a 4 pm Northwest Express
fikl. Texas Express. a 1.00 pm all :4t am I Nebraska nnlnt
I'jkiv Mountain 1 J(1 IB i. am 17 atarn 1 V-Kr.i, l
I'l.lT-roN Com. ( o m Exchange Bldg. , Lincoln lK-al
U K. ROBERTS CO.. ra Exch. Bldg: j Chicago Express a 7 I am a i 4S pm fr,"'V'er-eiatt,mouih b t pm bw p
"Cox Jones Com. Cofbunch of husilersT 1 ClJtsge Limited a .j. pm a I 01 am I; ' ba
I Wl.arl Petfi I ta.ii., Z...L T. I am
Kartners L. S. Cm.. -o m Kxrh, Bldg. '
H to tlo.Orft made proniptlv. P. j.
Weed. Weed Bldg.. lth and Farnam.
WANTED-Clty loans. Peters Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS-a
LARGE loans, munklpai bonds, mort
gsgea bought and et.ld. ffTCH, BROS.
FOR WESTERN LAND LOANS
write us. we might ee able to help you
5- E-w,!t Mortgage Brokers, 17
Bee Bldg., Omaha.
TOR SALH OR EXCHANGE
iiepusit proceeds of shipments In Stock
Yards Nat'l bank. Only bank at yards.
"Martin" Bros. 4 Co.. 2m"EichT"Bldg
OMAHA. THE GRAIX MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN Co., grain merchants
Consignments solicited. Its Brandeis.
- - - i neite, ue t'lar.flmniiiri i a n - ...
K. C. St. 1. Kx....a:am a 7:4 am Chicago Special a 7 is an aiiu w
K. C. St. U Ei.....U:lipm a t:pm , IVnver Sr-clai Jm I " m I
Ckleag. at en k west era !!C5-EKr 4 pm a I'M pen
- - a " ... nni I in,. m
RAILWAY T1MK CARD.
t.l4JI STATION Tealk and ama
talent Tariff
Depart. Arrive,
e.. ... i ., . ... . .
adSr A . Atlantic Express . m
land er city propertv.
I. CONNER. OMAHA.
NORTIIBOI'ND.
Mlnn.-St. Paul Ex a Sham
Mit.n.-Mt. Paul L't d.,.a J to pm iStf) am
Twin city Express.... Ida ale pm
Moux City locml I t pm a li pm
Minn. A- Dakota Kx...a : pm a 1 . am
Twin City Umited a I s pm a 7 30 am
Minnesota Express - all:oam
EASTBOVND.
Carroll Loral a 7 Warn a 10 pm
tiaylight Chicago a7:4(ara al:pm
Chicago Local all pm a 34 pm
Colorado-Chlcsga ai lSpm a J 2S pm
Chkago Special at etpm a l oam
rac. coast-( bicaso ...a pm iliim
I IreK.m Exoreea ,11 . iwn a x-is nM i Carroll focal.
i,oe Aiigetes ijmitri..au:to urn tt:3Dair"t Ma'i
I wnw s-peciai a isia a i:Z7 am
The first of a series of "tea drlnkings"
by the Omaha Woman's Kuffrsan hocm
?1 : "" eji ainmiwaa hew at the home of the president
Overland Utr.ited a 7 U pm a:15em:Mr. ,v ... r!"'"'
WANTKIl I'TTT ptriii.'r-rv .Denver oectal.
f have a eiml mall farm (Vnleanlal Srat Sue'l alt Sam m" -
for good restdence In Omaha: prefer one ' ' 'dorado Express a 1 pm K iioai
r IS3 m to 7-ivotW eoitsces: must be j'-res.-n-vis-h. j, t O....al2.a0 pm 114 Dan
clear er nearlv an: will rarr, , Notlh F'iati. Ieal a fi lr. mtm a i at
difference. AJdress p. o. Bnx 43i.Omana )5rand I land Ural... i.lipm a 10 3S am
irumiwiis tnii......oi;:u bnt e 1 :J nm
Jkeia river near Prince Rupert, central ! NEW PIANO for team of hones. tliF- i u 1
Krttteh t'otumtila. . t or write B. iie.el i rvS ',
fttstnes . saiea aatcm. aa nttaa hi.w I . . ., . .
Omaha Vet, ' " V '""
Omaha-eH. Lou s Ex s 4 Jo pm a liam
resuris .nteorc.ll Dean, in Bee. uau. SianVy L. ifiom C.B i iM m bi' il Tm V7.,VAihZn " ZIZZZ V
....aftsnm aK:siam
a 9.S em a 2i am
Celar Rapids. Sioux
citv snd tmahs a.Vfr,pm
Centennial State I. t'd 12 Warn ILUpm
WKSTBOCND.
lxns Pine st.ui alidam
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I'lTTSHl RGH, Jan. IS. Acts of heroism
in many arts of the country received
tiibftantlal iwognltlon today In the
awards of the Carnegie Hero Fund com
mission, which gave large sums of money,
medals and other recognition to a large
number of persons, who have figured In
those acts of bravery.
The full list of the awardr. with the
t
act of heroism in each rase, as summar
ised by the com rais-don. Is a follows:
Paul Jones. Jr. Bronsn medal. Jones
aged it. student, attempted to save
Charles II. Wig more, aged 3. egg sorter,
and John F. Murphy, aged 3, rubber
worker, from drowning at Cambridge.
Mass . January , KMS.
Delia It. Poaers-Bronse medal and
tl.MA toward purchase of a home. Mrs.
Powers, aged m2. houseware, saved Joseph
Kennedy, ar.d S. from being run over by
a train at Rochdale, Mass., December ,
19.
diaries V, Swcln Bronse medal and
tl.Oos (as neededl. Swain aged A
dent, saved John llalton. aged IS. physi
cian and hotel proprietor, from drowning
at Sarasota. Els.. December , l
Peter C. Banfleld Bronte medal and
U.tut (to liquidate his Indebtedness and
other worth)' purpose, (as needed I. Ban
field, aged IT, foreman ot linemen, res
cued John F. Cey, aged 43, lineman,
from electric shock at Windsor, Conn.,
November 17, M01
Levi Jackson Rronse medal and $2,000
to liquidate his Indebtedness and other
worthy purpose, as needed. Jackson,
aged fisherman, helped to save Wil
liam 11. Haskell, aged 4s, se captain:
Ida M. Haskell, aged 34, and twelve others
from drowning, Edgartown, Mass., Jan
uary a WW.
leiKkereaaw Save Peartee.
Patrick 8. Kelly Bronse medal (snj
11.009 (at neededl. Kelly, aged S3, fisher,
man. helped to aava William H. Haskell,
Ida M. Haskell and twelve other from
drowning, Ldgartown, Mass., January 33,
IMS,
Louis A, DoU(tle Bronse medal and
ll.OOv toward purchase .of home. Don.
rette. aged S3, fisherman, helped to save
William It. Haskell, Ida at. Haskell and
twelve other from drowning, Edgariesra,
Max, January S3, 11.
Henry A. Kelly Bronte medal end
ll.too, at needed. Kelly, aged M, flther
man, helped to sava William H. Haskell,
Ida M. Hasksll snd twelve others front
drowning, Edgartown, Mist., January 33,
ltl.
Eugene L, Bene flto Bronte medal and
fl.ent toward purchasing home-Bent-flto,
aged 17, fisherman, helped to save
William If. llankcll, Id M. Haskell and
twelve other from drowning, Edgartown,
llasa., January 33, Hl,
O. Grey Eva ns Deceased . Broais medal
to father, a. Grey Kvsnt, aged U. stu
dent, died attempting t save James R
Driggert, aged 14, from drowning. Chick
ha. Okl., June I, lilt.
William r. Inland Deceased. Brenle
medal ta father and CM Beaded. Le
lgnd, aged ZT, captain, died attempting
to ve Dvld Simpson, colored, aged St,
dei k hand, from drowning. McClellanvllle,
S. C, May S4. Mil.
Hector L. Micponald Deceased. Brehae
medal lo father and SMt at needed. Mao.
Donald, kged U, achool boy, died attempt
Ing lo tav Richard T. Pahey. aged 11.
trom drowning, Boston, Mas,, March, U.
Myron L. Keynelds Deceased. Bronse
medal to father and tWI a needed. Rey
nold. aged M, erhool boy, died saving
Philip E. Rollins, aged (rem drowning,
Riverside, Me., May It. Wl.
Frank R. Benton Deceased. Bronte
medal to father, and 31.021 lo liquidate
hit Indebtedness. Bento. aged 14, farm
hand, died attempting to save David
Browne!!, aged II, farm hand, from
drowning. Huron. 0 June li. Mil.
Elmer It. Msrtint Deceased. Bronte
medal to father and 11.00 to be applied
to the liquidation ot hi debts and tor
other worthy purpose, at needed. Mar-
tine, aged M, delivery boy. died raving
Aloyslui It. RuDPell. aged 11. from
drowning. Cleveland, O., June I, 1MI,
Wlllltm R. Howe-Deceesed. Bronte
medal to widow end 313 t liquidate
mortgage Ml her property and pension of
H a month, with It additional for each
of Ave children until each reachet age
of sixteen.
John E. Cook Deceased. Bronte medal
to mother and pension of t month tor
five years. Cook, aged IT, painter, died
attempting te save Clsrcrae Clymer. aged
13. farm hand, from drowning. Sea ford
Del., December 37, 1M.
VI ark Htallworth Deceased. Bronte
medal lo widow and pension of fit a
month, with S3 addltlanal for her to
until he reaches the age of Is. Mack mall
worth, colored, aged 23. oil tank cleaner,
died saving Squire Bradford, (colored).
aged 3. oil tank ckaner, from suffocation,
Port Arthur, Tex.. June S. 1M.
Bernhard Schneider, sr. Deceased.
Bronte medal to widow and pension of
STS a month, with SS additional for each
of three rkildrea until each rear hex age
if la. Schneider, ed 43. farmer, died
saving Robert A. Iff rig. aged 14, farmer,
from drowning, St. Peters, Mo . Jung tt,
Ull.
William McSweeney-Deceased. Bronte
medal lo widow and pension of Ki
month, with additional for each of
four children until each reaches the ate
of If. McSweeoey. aged 3. bartender,
died attempting to save Charlotte J.
O'Brien, aged , fmra drowning, I' ilea,
N. Y., November 4. ttll.
John 1'. Van Icrkar Deceased. Bronte
medal to widow and peceton of Hi a
month, with t a month additional for
each of five children until each reaches
the age of 1G. . Van Derkar. aged 4S, cure
maker, died attempting to save 6a I va tore
Bi'ero, aged T. from drowning. Hoostck
Falls. N. Y-, August 30. 1111.
Willlsm A. Norma n Deceased. Bronse
medal to widow and pension of 39 a
month, with 13 a month additional for
each of two children until each reachet
the age or K Norman, aged C barber,
died attempting to stop a team of run
assy horse and save an indeterminate
person or persons, Ptttsfleld, Mass, Jon
. 111.
Daniel F. Allen Bronxe medal and
Mrs. W. E. Shaffer. In Dundee, yesterdav i """ Purcn" Allen,
afternoon. A number of membert listen I 18 cl,lr ren.
to an address by Mrs M. Sherman Ke't l,'mu"d av! William F. Woltert.
who was an officer In the Political E.,ual- a br""r' ,rom uf,ot". Olesn,
itj leadse n Chicago before coming to ' S' u3a efSJ.
Omaha. Mrs. Felt told of the movement I J"im llse-Deccased. Silver
In Chicago, of the growth of the leatue , a"ual to 'do" snd pension of Is
and of her experiences selling the Worn- 0Mm,h- i" month additional for
an Journal on the city streets and dur-! ot t cnIdren until each reachet
ing the campaign trip through Cookj,h ' ot M- Haaae. aged 33. brewery
county. worker, died iUeropuDg to cave William
P. Wolters from tuffocatioa. Oleas, 3y
Y, August IL Mil. ..
Samuel A. Wetton Silver medal and
Sl.fM at needed. Wetton, aged S3, timnet
foreman, helped to save Andrew Ander
5on. aged 1. carpenter, from drownings
Superior. Wis., April 10. 1SK)
John Conies Bronte medal and 31 .tod
as needed. . Conley, aged X blacks mlth,
helped to save Andrew Anderson front
drowning. Superior. Wl. April It, Ml.
William J. Munnlngs Bronse medal and
$l.tt. as needed. Munnlngs. aged 17.
blacksmith's helper, helped to save An
drew Anderson front drowning. Superior,
Wis.. April M. HI. .
Oren G. Buchner-Brenxe medal snd
fi.", as needed. Burhnrr, aged It, stu
dent, saved Sadye Guttery, tured 3, from
drowning. Middletown, 111., June 16, law.
Clara Hogst,d Silver medHl and fl.ttin.
as needed. Mist llogstatt aged 3.
tterwgraphetv attempted to save Joseph
Schults. aged 74), boatkeeper, from being
run over by a train, Lafayette, Pa
September ti. 11..
Henry 8. Moore Silver medal and COW
I for the education of his children a
! needed. Moore, ased 14. hoist ooerator.
! ved Nell F. Campbell, aged . from
drowning. Sydney. N. S.. Fehruary 7. 1911.
Perty E Morrell-Sllver medal and S3.W
to liquidate hl Indebtedness. Morrell.
aged 2d, manager, attempted to amva
Charles W. Laue. aged 33, real mate
dealer, from being run over by a train.
New York, January 7. JSleX
Clark II. Presley. Deceased-Silver
medal to son. Presley, aged 43, driver,
died attempting to save Howard SI.
Huseselton. aged 1, from being run ever
ty street car, Nottingham, O., AugMaX
31. 1S11.
Canxatia M. Owen. Deceased Silver
medal to husband, Mrs. Owen, aged 42.
housewife, died attempting to renew
Kmtna C. and Mabel C. McLaln and
Elisabeth ivffrnbauth. aged 33, 1 and
repectl-elv. from a runaway, Braahear;
Tex.. May 31, ISti. . " '
Saul M, Krleger, Deceased Silver tnedgi
to father. Krleger, aged It, student, dletf
attempting lo save Nelson Stale y, aged tt
ttudent, from drowning. St. Ignace, Mich:,
August C 111. ' '
William M. Huffman Deceased. Silver
medal to step-mother and pension of ITS
month. Hoffman, aged 3. polisher,
died attempting to save William tl:
llnlchklaa, aged 11, from drowning. New
Hartford, Conn., January 33. nil. -
Edward B. Saunders Deceased. Silver
medal lo widow and pension ot 34 -a
month, with additional for each ot
the two children until each reaches the
age of It. Saunders, aged SI. baggage
master, died attempting to save Ann E.
Stone and Hannah C. Cotyer. aged
and respectively, from being run over '
by train. Elisabeth. N, J., April H, ttll.
Adam Elrhele Deceased. Sliver medal
t widow and pension of 14 a month,'
with If a month additional for each of
two children until each reaches the ag
ot N; also pension of 330 a month tu
mother. Elchele. aged St. carpenter, '
died attempting to aava William J. For
est, aged II, from drowning. Green laltnd,
N. T Seiitemher . 11L
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SUFFRAGISTS DRINK TEA
AND TALK OF THE MOVEMENT
Woolridge Dies .-
After Operation
Harry U Woolridge. former humane
officer, died at St. Joseph hospital at 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon front perl
tonltl which followed an eperttlon a
week ego tor appendicitis.
Until the time of the fatal thoutlng ot
William Met. June 10, last, for which he
wa suspended from the police force,
Woolridge had been a member of the
Omaha department fine hit appointment,
November M, int. it and J. B, Wilson,
who died week tgo, went to work the
same night. He wax until December 1.
107, employed as nolle officer for the
Board of Health, tine that date he waa
humane officer. At the time of hit death
be wa under bond In the Mett cast.
Waclrldg wa a member of a locaj
lodg of the Modern Woodmen of America.
Beside slater, Mr. A lie Brook of
t. Louis, he M survived by eight chil
dren. They are: Mrs, C. T. Greener, ;
Augusta, S3: Ruby, H: Adeline, 17; Hrry(
11; Arthur. IX and Clarence, it) yeart old,
II of Omaha. Another son. Field re
Woolridge, live I Mobile, Ala,
Mrs. Woolridge died seven year asv.
He body waa buried In Prospect MM
cemetery, when the body of Mr, Wool
ridge will bo Inferred Sunday rternoo .
The funeral services are te be held at
1 o'clock at the Bralley A Dorrtnce un
dertaking parlor. j !.
U
as. a ae, a va
uig winner nannea i
For Ministers' Sons
six tont of ministers, meeting at lunciii
SOB at I ha t'Mveraltv eluh vaeterd
noon, appointed a committee of five,
composed of John L. McCague, J. A.
Munroe. Psul W. Kuhns, O. T. Eastman
and K. 7. Magaret. to Invito ministers;
ton residing In Omaha to Join In -a '
dinner at the I'nlverslty club, Tuesday,
January ?.
The committee has a list ef fifty sons
of ministers and desire to get the names
of all other possible. Paul W. Kuhnl.
vice president of the Conservative Sam
Ing and Loan association. Is secretary
of the committee. t' '
TRACK EXTENSION AND
NEW CARS ARE PLANNED
.
The street car company plans to build
twenty-five new pay-at-you-enter ears
this year In the shops at Twenty-sixth
and Lake, which are being doubled ra
capacity.
A track extension from Fortieth anj
Cuming to Forty-sixth and Cuming 1
planned, the work to be don ahead 61
the paving this spring. It will be single
track from Fortieth to Forty-th!r).
where the etreet I narrow, and double
track the rest of tit way.
PRODUCING SECTIONS HAVE
LIBERAL SUPPLY OF HOGS
CINCINNATI. Jan. IS. (Special Telel
gram.) Price Current says for the week
now ended there ha been liberal market
ing of hog, suggestive of good supplies;
In producing sections The quality of
marketed stock la good and Indications
sr that there Is a tendency to heavier
average of weight. Total western
slaughtering reached 75.000 hogs, ' com
pared with esS.n the preceding week and
.) two week ago. For the corre
sponding time last year the total waa
iTS.oet and two years ago imMt. From
November 1 the total is 7.43MB. against
5,S.oa a year ago. an Increase of LXTO.tM
hogs. Prominent places compare as fol
lows from November 1 to January 17:
r!1-);. tl-It.
Chicago
Kansas City.......
South OinaOa.....
St. ljoota
St. Joeeoh
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
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Ottumwa, la..
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44XV
r.V.aaJ
177.0"!
151. !
Cedar Rapids, la lX.Oto
S:oux City...,
Cleveland ..
Hi.000
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