4 C
Sweethearts
OH I kJOM
UP An ruii
HoW rr IS",
1
vHEKl OUR.
KID WA
-.n y "Cist
MotJTHS old)
. tJ THE.
r"
RKAIi KSTATH
"ITY ritKI'KHTV KOIl SALT.
Genuine Bargains
Must Be Sold
ORETGHTON'S FffiST
South -tkl 8t . Btl fxcnllftlt. lal-RP.
two-tory nilly moilfrn ihiubp.
built by owner, obllRpd to leave tho
tflty quick. Mnltc prlco rlKht t
anyboiy who means bunlliMii. Hip
llvlnc room, trout urul back veHI
bulp. awnlnRB. ntorm windows ntul
iwrecns; larso nttlc; Ittumlrj'
clothe chute; full bimement; tx-au-tlful
lot ; Ideal location; clone to
tar nnd .ich"ol. lots of hrubbery
and htfdgf. Owner will iihow today
or any other day. do out and eo
BUNGALOW SNAP
w$
LaJo Ht. u rooms, well built, fully
modern, nearly now; cnoice loca
tion. Prlco. JiSfX), behiK JWO leu
than arttial cot. but owner murt
have money iulck. Its a banfalri.
f,i,CO 3Sa Kvaiin St., nn excellent, woll
built, two-Htorj'. 7-riKitn, fully mod
ern house; oak finish and oak
floorn down, birch finish and ma
pie floors up; larire sleeping porcht
newly decorated. Take, H0i) caali
mid $J0 per month.
2123 Ixithrop Ht. An excellent twn-stnry.
C-room, fully mod. house; oak fin
ish and oak floors: 1nvnstalr, uik
floor up; trood irarnKe; excellent
condition, but must be void iUlck.
InvcstlRatc.
JiJt South 32d Ave, One of the handsom
est Colonial home In tho city of
Omaha, faclni? Hanscom park, with
SSx243 feet of ground ; very best of
construction; finely finished and
right up-W-the-inlnutc. Drlvo by
this ntvi look at the outside, then
rtca us for price and arrange, to k
throuifh IL Host barealn In a (,'ood
home in Omaha.
TO EXCHANGE
J6.0A) A good 9-ro.im close-In rnkldeuco;
oak floors upitalrs and down; lot
MxllO ft., with Hlcno dtlvo nnd Rur
al,' o. Owner would put this In
clear and nomo cnah for a Koodi
downtown piece, with sufficient
Improvements lo pay taxes, otc.
What havo you?
INVESTMENT
Four bricks, & looms onoh; rental
per year; rlosu to a frond
wrnor. Owner would consider half
lit brick liuprovod, bulanco cuh or
mortgaue,
W.Mi-li ft, on Douglas St.. with two
story brick uml switch truck In al
ley, llest hid. ill downtown buy In
the market.
I. V. SHOLES COiMt'ANY
913 City National Hank Illilc.
Tel. Doug1, to.
INVKSTMKNT8.
Five-room bungalow, modepi. with hot
water heat; most new; on paved street:
convenient to two car lines. Itentul 125
per month. Price, $2,800,
Three cottages with sower, water nnd
n, on northwest corner 33d and Frank
lin; paving paid for. Rental 314 each;
1576 a year. Price. M.D00. '
Store building, (wo stores below and
two plats above of 6 rooms and bath
each, full basement, nil bricked un.
.Rental $ per month. 3720 a year. Price
$3,000.
Two cottages on aoutliwr.it corner 33th
and Patrick Ave.; one C-riom and one 4
room house; , comer lot. Rental $21 per
month. Price. $l,W0.
Seven-room two-story house, with city
water, sower and gas; cistern and well
water: large cellar; barn; lot Xxltl to
an alley) houtn In good order. Rental
$12, Prloe. $1,200.
VACANT LOT, 40x120 FT..
25TH AND KRHKINR HTH
ONLY $37S.
V. II. GATES,
Room 04( Omaha Nutlonul Hunk Uldg.
Phones. Douglas 1234. Webster 2GMI.
.Under For Balo Real Estate
Ohns. E. Williamson Co.
Itent Tnlk No. 47 ,
Why are 'Rent Talks"' like money? He
cause "money" also ''talks." Not so bad,
Is if If you will look with your brain
, (think) you will know that the capitalist
makes his money work for him In such
Holds as the security Is good and the
profit certain. That Is the reason he iij
often turns It Into real estate, Let your
lent money go there.
Another (lust, starting), fi-room und
bath, bungalow, with two full lots, mod
ern, Can change plans If you let us
know at once. See them at office.
Remember Charlsew Heights and our
addition about that beautiful park, hort
Omaha Be us at oncn. C07 Puxton Ulk.
ClfAS K. WILLIAMSON CO,
Kountze Place "
W have the best bargain In Kountt
Place new, strictly modern, oak finish,
up-to-date house; three fine bedrooms on
second floor; beautiful large living room,
with fireplace; all walls nicely decor
ated. This house) must be seen to be
ppreclaUd. Located at 2121 Pratt 8t.
Price, $3,960. Easy terms.
Norris & Norris !
4 lire Bldg.
Phone Douglas 4270.
Apartment Site
$4,100
Three blocks from 24th and Farnam
St. . comer lot OUxUO; small house now
n property can b sold to mow off and
further reduce this very low price
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1S34
210 South 17th St. '
Field Club Home
LEAVING CITY, WILL RBLL MY
HOME OF a ROOMS AT A I JO W F1G
l RE. MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT".
IIEASONABLB TERMS.
ADDRESS B 498. Care Bee.
LANDS Investors, attention! I.arv
tracts "cutover" timber lands tn Missouri
arid Arkansas, cheap; caah or terms, fine
cj'mate. good water, abundant ralna, two
railroads, near markets, schools, churches;
nothing left tn I . S. equals them for good
' r,n;I Kra" ''etables. fruit.
grapes und live stock: enormous profits
Vfml, Am.rn "nXuM'V J' -
City, Mo,
tttt -r:- , ,.,-
ji vSrif eC tflm i n good , I seh-thl am ) have a heart 11
and Wives Such a 0unnin' 'ittle Tootkmns
EEMEMBEE. I I LA TEIZ I ? taCJl nuimcjosk i I , PT ! i 4 -
H I ) ? -tooth ijia v r r
j KKAIi UHTATH KHAIj KSTATK ' HKAL KSTATH J ItAIMVAV TLMK TAIHiK I tnfrcnuf ntl u lif In lost tht-oiiKh the
KKAIi USTATH
OITV rilOPKHTV I'OH SAMS.
FOR SALE
S-room modern house, east front, comer
i lot WxlTl. iHJth streets pavrtl. on car lino,
garage.
1 1102 South :1M St.
' $(),(MX.
I West l"ari)HMi district. S)-ioom modern
! houmi, lot nxtenda from Karnuni to Har
i ney Hts. and Ixitli streets nre paved.
i 4117 Pnrimni St.
I
$4500
All model n. almost new, 7-room houe.
KochI t.arti, lot Wxl'M.
1721 Van (Jump Ave.
$2700
Good C-room cottage, new plumbing,
near car line.
9(57 North 27th St.
$2000
R-room cottane, south front, paved
street, lot 45x150.
2510 Ket'Ho Street
$2000
Vacant lot. south front, fiOxUS, Mrma
nont walk, street graded, water and gas,
three blocks from car line, convenient to
school,
Price Wilt, JIT, down and $10 per month
without Interest.
Alfred C. Kennedy
2W First Nat. Uunk Hldg. Tel. Duug. Tfl.
Two Dandy Homes
$4,250
(04 N. 41st avenue, brick and stucco
with oalc floors and nnlsh, wlilte enamc ,
bedrooms nnd bath five large rooms and i
bath on first floor, space for two or three I
more upstairs: large light cemented eel
lar with laundry; best furnace, artistic
lighting fixtures, sanltnry porccluiii
plumb tig; buffet type of kitchen, com
pletely decorated; two blocks from Fur
nam car and now cathedral. Terms, JI.UKl
cash, balance monthly
$4,500
f.tO No, 4lst avenue, stucco dwelling of
six large rooms, oak finish and oak
floors both up and downstairs, built In
sideboard, scats, kitchen cabinets, etc ;
full cemented basement with laundry.
best furnace, artistic, combination lighting
fixtures, sanitary Voroeluln plumbing,
decorated to your order; bedrooms uml
uaiu none in wune enamel ; two uiookh
to Farnam car nnd new cathedral; street
Caved nnd paid for Terms, l,CO cash,
ulatice monthly.
Armstrong-w alsh Co,
Tyler lMtl 210 Ho. 17th St.
A South Side Home,
Easy Terms
lilt Slartha St., il-room house in good
locution, closo to Catholic rchool; It will
pay you to look at this .house: has re
ceptluli hall, parlor, dining khiiii, kitchen
and one bed room on the first floor; the
one bedroom parlor and dining room
am finished In oak. Including the floors;
has two large sleeping rooms vlth gqod
closets and bath room on tho second
floor; first class ptumbliur and heating
throughout: bus CO-foot lot, nicely sodded;
has cement walks. Owner says to sell
thin on payment down of $.',00 and bal
ance siiine as rent. This Is a chnnce to
get n nice iow home with .small pay
ment down,
HAHT1NG8 & HHVDKN,
1611 Harney St. Phono Doug. Ifirtl.
West Farnam
Residences
P.wk) for un K-room, two-story modern
hoqsc, with large attic, also largo sleep
ing porch fronting east and south; wlilte
enamel finish, handsome brick ptreplace;
combination hot water and hot ulr heat;
decorated throughout located on Har
ney 8L, near SCth St. Kxcellent location,
tll.WX) for a good 10-room three-story,
house, with largo attic; quarter-sawed
oak finish flm floor, white enumel fin
ish second floor: oak floors throughout.
This house Is located at one of the high
point In the West Farnam district, closo
to Mi. Joslyn's flno residence. Owner
wants offer.
George & Company
W-12 City National Rank Uldg.
Phono Douglas1 750.
$36,000
lluya a TS-room hotel as good as new.
I The cost to build and lot wus $75,000; rents
! for JJl.tXO per year, half cash, will handle
ii. naiance ease terms.
$30.oiio for a Sfi-room hotel, with a good
store below and In u number one retail
district Owner will take a lease for
$3,300 ior year; $10,000 cash will handle It.
A 40-room hotel, a new one. Just com
pleted; three stores below and all rented
sells for 335.0UO. Owner will tul
',,il?aT Und ln lynient nnd carry
i fti.wj un mn property.
J. B. Robinson
I Phone Doug. SWT
443 Bee Bldg.
SPIiCIAL HOMKSKKtrKIlM- iiitin'
I first and third Tuesday each month to
.southern states, grasp the opportunity lo
i visit the south and Investigate the pout
. btlltles of the six richest southern slates
traversed by the Seaboard Air Line rail
way; rich fruit, truck and farming lands
can be secured at low prices; crop ktow
lng season 2S0 to 315 days; 2 or 3 crops
I per year easily ktowii: excellent oiimai
! Write today for special literature. J. A.
, Pride. Oeneral Industrial Agent. Seaboard 1
Air uno iiauwuy, tHiitn a, .-Norfolk. vh.M
dd Oub Lot
' J6th St.. close to Poppleton Ave., cheap!
for quick tale. Aillrew Y. 496. Bee.
WE HAVkTwo flue tracxage lots" In
I wholesale district nt a neHei.. .. I
offers. Tel. D. 4$42.
... , . - ...... v . , " I
HKAIi KSTATK
rM HtM'll I.ANns ton wai.e
! Alabama,
,
FA RM U RB A sk me about vur .h.n. i
; In Alabama; I was a Minnesota farmtrl
' and have fanned It here nearly three
i "".'' woul! ttw moTt ProsMsslv,.
t'uiiitfiii iiciKnuura. quekiioni iruiiiriui.
answered. W Dunnlrllff, Boiling, Ala
THE OMAHA
ArUini.H.. Trxim. i uuiuu
TOriTT acres, S miles from Nashville,
on public road. 30 acres In r.iltlvotlon.
good spring-, 5-uorn orchard. 4-room house,
good outbuildings. I'rlre. Jl.000. Southern
Healty & Trusty Co., N.-ish-.lJU. Ark.
KOlt RAMV-NIpp m acres'-" virgin
pralrln land, Poinsett county. Arkansas,
grow all farm crops .or lno bimhels rice.
At two-thirds prlco. loeatlon fine. 15. N
y;ox. owner, I'otomnc. 111. i
t'nllfornln. j
t'AJJFOKNIA.
Huy 10 acres of the most nttrnctlvn and
product! e suburban fruit land In Cali
fornia. .' miles from the city of Kncru- I
mento. 15VBUV ACItH I'HOVHN UM ,
I'.very city convenience can be hail. Mas- l
nlflcent view of tho big valley. NO KIM.- I
l-ltu.srs JI1CIIH. I'rtcos anl terms
reasonable, lCxcurslon Jan. 21; low fares.
V. T. 9MITI1 COMI'ANV.
Sir. City Nat. Hank, llldg.
Doug. 2819. Omahn, Neb.
ColorMUo.
FOR SAl-rc-nellnqulshmcnt on Ifi)
acres of splendid level black loam land;
fenced and has well 2T. feet deep; 14
miles of Sterling. 7 of nmnllnr
Price for 10 days J425. A good chance to i
a nomo crieap. Aiorton & Waldo,
Sterling, Colo.
Florid 11.
IF WK would give you a 40-acre farm
free, along our Hue of railroad, would you
bo willing to toll your friends about aur
land opening? For particulars address
Mr J. IJ. Clark. Iand Commissioner, Live
Oak. Perry & Gulf - Hallway Company,
Hox 4S. Uvn Oak, Florida. v
FOR, 20 acres free, our "very best'arm
lnd'. would be willing to tell your
friends about our wonderful land open
ing, and also do us a slight servlco? For
particulars address J. II. Clark. Ixind
Commissioner, Uve Oak, Perry & Gulf
ittr()a4l compuny, Hox 437. Uve Oak.
viuhh.
On Lake Worth and a five acre farm
In Palm Ueach county for S2S0, payable
310 monthly, and no Interest. If you have
a boy that will bocome of ago within
five or six years buy a farm of five acres
for him and you can't glvo him a better
start In llfo than to present him at ago
21 with a grape fruit grove that will mako
him Independent for life; we nre below
the killing frost line; we am reaping
profits on high priced winter vegetables
when the northern farmer Is shoveling
snow and firing the furnace! our new
city of Iake Worth will soon become
the mafflu city of southern Florida. When
you read our literature your mouth will
water for an ocean bath; fine fishing,
strawberries, bananas, grape fruit and
orangus. Write for literature, to llryant
& Greenwood, Itepubllo Uldg., Chicago,
III.
Inns,
GOOD 1(K)
About five miles from postofflce. Coun
cil Muffs, upland, rest rough and not
subject to overflow. Bvery foot can be
used, fairly rood buildings, good orchard
! of two or three acres. Owner hos made
! money on this plwie und not satisfied to
i lt well enough alone, has found a rat
Jhqlo out west somewhere to put his money
111' und wants to sell. The place Is worth
Ills prlco of $10) per acre. See us about It.
MUBB JvlwVLj JMTA-lEi (-T-,.
105 Pearl Ht.
Kiiiimis.
FARM-quurter seotlon of rich, black
land In southeast Kansas; closo to largo
town; Improved und mostly In cultivation;
$00 an acre; will accept mortgages or
smaller properly In part pay. Cottlngham,
1S01 ist SUtli. Kansas City. Mo.
MlimeRntu.
SKND for a free copy of our new
"Homeseekera' Guide No. 10;" It will help
you to decide where to look for a now
home; many wonderful furm bargains de
scribed. Co-Operatlvo Reulty Co., Court
Dlock, St. Paul.
Bllssourl.
LAND FOR SALU-Wrlte. for prices of
corn, eloveiv and blue grars lands. Co
operative Realty Co.. llumansvllle. Mo.
AtirtinUu.
FOR 8AlB116-acro southeast Ne
braska farm two und one-half miles from
Rarnston, Gage county. Any one looking
for a safe Investment with a chance to
make soma money should Investigate this,
Price $i0 per aero, G. W. Douglas, Wy
more, Neb.
"FOR" SALi:-Good rich unimproved
Nebraska farming land. Andrew Miller.
Frankfort, Ind.
l.MPItd HD iiolf "countyfarm-ranch;
7.M acres. U 481, Bee.
Kimball Co. Land
Snap
320 acres choice, level land, located on
a telephone road In the midst of well
tilled farms, s miles from Kimball.
PRICK, $13.60 PER ACRE. CASH.
BALANCE LONO TIM K, 0 PER CENT.
We have personaly Inspected this land
and guarantee It to be an extra fine half
section and very cheap. A good buy
either for use or speculation.
J. H. Dumont & Co.
j rhone TJoiiKlas C90. lfiOS Farnam St.
ah or section is-ixo, cneyeune Co. ji..)
per acre; half cash, balance to suit, if
sold Immediately. Address D 4iW. Bee,
South Dakota.
Good Farm
100 acres located In South Dakota, close
I to railroad, fenced and cross fenced, with
i plenty of good water; Is for sale or will
. ... I li L 1 .. I' . .
. " "" pp-
'"''
'rlt0 for fuU Information, giving de-
sorlntlon of property for exchunae. Ad.
dress L 473, Bee.
Trans.
"N law majority rich river
bottom land with valuablo timber. 8ome
Improvements. Rallroa.1 running through.
rn-r aero i u. cniiVArinv na-nai'
' Houston. Texas.
SFNDAY BKB: JANTAHY
op light, 1913 National
20-ACUK trnel Texus land, loeat d
about a mile from Providence. Tex . :5
Milloei from gulf coast and 70 miles from
Houston. Exrellent climate, gulf breeze,
best soil In Texas, can ralso nny fruit ex
cept apples; all vegetables I'ald J35 ier
aero four years ago, before country was
settled at all. country all settled and good
crops raised every yenr. plenty rainfall.
Present value, Ka) per ucre. Will sacrifice
for quirk sale nt JOT. 50 per acre. Will sell
all or part of trnct. Call Douglas 1456 or
Harney 28SI, or aiWressC 24i. Hee.
KP12CIAI. KXCimsiON-Jan. 21st and
I'pn. 4111, to Collegeport. Tex., the. Gem of!
tho Gulf Coast Country; fare J32.W round
trip; flno servlro In our prlvato cars; an
hleal time for hunting, fishing and boat
ing; a free boat cruise on the beautiful
Trespalaclos ond Matagonla nays, In-
spectlng the new government Inter-
Coastal Canal, which will soon bo oncn
to tho world; free auto trips over our
Ifi.OOO acres of the choicest land In Texas;
finest, high protected, bay shore land In
sunt:.. ill, niiiuii in ii-jiiik ieveiopeu 1111 v
magnlfl-ent scale, making It unexcelled
for farming, gardening, fruit growing und
Homes and villas. Now towns, beautliui
seasldu resorts and new ports opening;
, i .... i ........ ..... i . i ....... ... ...... .i ...
farmers. Investors and business men. lm-
self. Local agents wanted. For further
Information call on or address K. R.
ltalley. District Mgr. of tho Hurton D.
Hurd IJind Co., 1107 AV'aldheim Hldg.,
T.'nn,.. r-ltv 1 n
TITJCAH Lands, best and clicapest.
climate Ideal, Hofore buying, 10c InveBted
for map and particulars will "savo your
Dollars. John W. Wlllson. Cotulla. Tex,'
Allnci-l'iiiicuUM,
I It AVIS soverul hmall farms, well Im
pioved. that I wish to sell to practlcul
farmers on long time payments. For de
scription and terms address P. B. Henson,
Uttle Rock. Arkansas.
We offer af wholesale for colonization
purposes.
10.000 Acres Prairie, Kittson County,
Winn.
0,000 Acres Prairie, Roseau County,
Minn.
2.040 Acres Drained Swamp, soao brush
Roseau County. Minn.
12,00) Acres, Marshall County, Minn.,
Virgin Prairie.
8,000 Acres ISurlelgh and McLean Coun
ties, North Dakota,
X.OOO Acres In Hubbard County, Minn.,
Cutover , Hardwood timber left.
l.iU) Acres. Hay field County. Wiscon
sin, Cutover, Fruit Belt.
10,000 Acres, Chlppowa County, Michi
gan, Cutover. Fruit District.
Theso aro all located convenient to rail
roads, havo good soil and are without
doubt tho best vnlues for tho money that
can bo had. Prices are tho best and easy
terms can be arranged. Write for check
ings and prices, state tcrniB you would
llko.
Babcock Land & Ixian Company.
707 Pioneer Bldg..
St. Paul, Minnesota.
UV15 STOCK MAUKET OF WEST
Ship live stock u smith Umahu, Haw
mtltnge and shrinkage. Your consign
ment receive prompt and careful mmi
tlon. Live (Hook CmiwiiUaloti Merchant..
HYKll mtOS eQ. Strong. rellab;.
OI.IFTON Coin Cu. Ut i'-30liiuiu UldK.
I ,Vlt'l' 1 " KXi-iinl.-e Mag
.v.yitll.s llrlua. .n- (-',. tt(.m,igu Uldg.
LKGAL NOT1CJKS
STOCKHOLDKMS' MEETING.
Office of Luu-aia-Andreesen Hard
vrare Company. Omahu, Nebraska. De
cember 14th, 1912. Notice is hereby given
to the stockholders of Lcu-GlaBS-Andree.
en Hardware Company that tie annual
meeting of the stockholders ot the com
pany will be held at the offlca. of said
company, corner of Nintl and Harney
itreets. In the City ot Omaha, In the
State of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
14th. A. D., 1913, at three of'clock p. m..
for the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the company to serve during
the ensuing year, and to transact such
other business as may be presented at
iucIi meetltg.
II. J. LEE. President
Attest. J. CLARKE COIT, Secretary.
(HKAL.) D14J1I
' " " N'OTICIS
Stockholders' meeting of the Union Lanit
Compuny. Notice is Hereby given that
the annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Union Land Company for the elec
tlon 01 nva uuirv:iui9 mm ine iransnrilnn
pf such other business as may legally
come before the meeting, will be held at
Room 1103, Union Pacific headquuitera
uuuuing, mm " airceis, Omaha
Nebraska, on Monday, the 13th day of
January, 1913, at 10 o'clock, A. m. Tha
Mock transfer booKs win bo closed lOduvs
previous to tho meeting. Alex Millar
Secretary. New lork City. N. Y.. Dec
24. 1912. D 24 to J 13
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of tha stockholders
ot The Bee Building Company will be
held at the company's office at 4 p. m.,
Tuesday, January 21st, 1913, for the elec
tion ot a Board ot Directors for the en
suing year and tho transaction of such
other busluesr. as may properly come
before the meeting.
By order of the President.
IKWStt N. P. FE1L. Secretary
LOT OWNERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the lot owners of Prospect
1(111 Cemetery association will be held
at tho office of Isaac A. Cole, secretary
rooms 214-18 BrandeU Theater building,
Monday evening, January 13, 1913. at S
O'clock. ISAAC A COLES.
JlOdlt. Secretary
IIAILWAY TIU3 CAKD
UNION STATION 'truth uuU .lliiaou.
Chicago, Hock Island .V rnciMc
EAST.
Pocky Mountain Limited... .alM am alt :J0 pm
Chicago Local Paaaeoger.. ,.bl:U am bl0:l pm
Cklcaa Ir Eipreai a (:ii m a .M '
Chicago P.r, a 4.1 pm a lit pm
Daa Uoloea Local Paaaaogir, 4:37 pm a 12:13 u
Cbliago-Ncbraaka emltad ..at.OJ pm a 1:04 am
OUcago-Ne. Ltd. to U.coln.a l:c ,m ,
Chicago-Colorado Eiprcaa ..a l.M pa a 4 W po
... . .... . - . .
ILKlgQ, jiiiui.rc ol, i.-n - --- ----- --
Oierlaad Umlted ...a TJ paa a t II am ' ,lt'e,l t0 touoh the match to crowded
DrorUd U.nVi.V.5!;SK :triS':itfnen-ent8- U ' " -tatement
CbUago Daylight SpUl a 1.34 am all :U pn. I l'J"ur1 tonight by District Attorney
Colo-Calllorala liprta
. 1 -.1
Terry fbocai
12.
Drawn
News Association
Liilim 1'ucltlL
,p, , . 1
.". nm 4 7.4 pm
' " I
OTerttni) Limited
Clilot. it Jiu Mill...
Aiifttiiln U.Drcw
rorilnuJ t rugri u. t u.o am 4.w tu serving a long sentence In Sing Sing tor
KumU:?:;::..::. -.'Vr Si ! committing this clme a aolr. "tool.-
lolondo ooil u.ijio T.ouMr. Whitman's nsolBtants today hud
"i"u-WuVn7'umV I I.m Ot orpo Grutz, a fire Insurance broker.
.utih l'Uit m t.il pa arrested and he was held In J15.0CO bail.
nw&WZ1 .-bii.SS llitTm Tho district attorney dechaed the evl-
cuic'uuu v ortlnTCiern , denco covered "shows that a fire can In?
NortTlinoUiNU. , i bought for a five dollar bill and ten per
Trio CUT H.-pr" , .ia m ai9:zt
Ptkota l'tnfr
b ": im 1:30 m
..a l:ZJ pm a t:is pm
..a i:vu pm n.i.3n am
stout CUy t.o.l
Mlnnttou Mprwi
pitota Lxprtaa ai.uuvui uiii.ji) pm
Twin (.11 Limited a :W vui a; juJla
KASTUOUND.
ca,ro Local a 7:0t am '.
uwkye v:prc u 7 40 am ail::s pm
Ctilcno Local au.oo p-n a aj pm '
Carroll Local a 4:J0 pm al0:oj am i
Calcaio special a 4:11 ...n a 7:J0 am
faclllo coMt-Cblcaio a UK pm u t.u am
j "all una .tpaa
..a i.n pm a t-.io am
..a : pni a U:20 am
..a ;i0 pm aU:3i pm
1 Angela Limned..
WKSTUOUND.
Cbadron Local
Uncoin-Dallaa
Llncolu-Lonc Pine
.a S:C0 am
a t:U0 am a S:30 pm
a i. is pm alOUl im
.b l:lt pm b 1:30 ;m
.a l:S4 ym a i:x9 pm
.u l:M pm u.l:00 am
.b i.lt pm b l:H pm
Hutlnn-Butxriof
I &tJi'nar
Alblon-Oakdal
V. nbnah
Omaha St. Lnuls Eipraa..a t-.it pm a 1:11 ana
Mall anil Eiprtaa 1:11 un mll:15 pm
Manberrr Local ilrom C. B.).b .M pm blt:lS
CUIcngo (irent Wealeru
twin (.11 Linilt.il a :Hi pm . J.16
I'.rrr Loral a .ti um all:W pm
Tlu Clly Kaptaa a J:M am a I:iu pai
Lbica(i Kiplt" t".W but I rill p,
AlUsonrl Puclfte
K. C. Si. Louia Kipria..a 1:00 am a 7:00 as
K. U. a St. Luuls Kipraaa..al:U pm (;
K. c. St. Loula Llmil.il..al0:i: uu ::u Ji
tlurlliiKton Station .Tenth .t Mason.
llarllnRton-
IXPUL Anita,
.a tiig am a 1:U pea
.a do pm a l:U pn
a am a 1:10 pm
.a 1:10 pm a im pm
i. , .vii ...... r
DtnTtr CalUornla ..
rui.t Sound Expriwa..
DtaJka I'olnta
Ulack Utlla
I.lnealn Mall
Northweit ExprMa all:St -m a 7;W am
Ntbratka Expie a ,is am a 4:10 pm
- - ku, kuiii pm
scnujri.r- i,nium m .vu pm oiu:di
Lincoln icai u i.u piu li:21 am
iM.ttimouth-lowa
a :1S am
I MO in
Uallairuo-t'laltimoutli
(.Ulca.o speclul
Danyer Spclal
Chlcaji ttipr.i
(.blca.j i-a.t liapraa
Cnitou (U-) Local
Et. Louli Kipi
Kuiii Cltjr-ilt. Joaaph...
Kanaaa Clly s St. Jowpli.
.a;3o pm . j-oj
.a !.15 pm all. is
alliji pm a t:oo pm
.a4:JDpm a pa
.a .0 pui .:04 am
.b 3:l pm blo:U am
..a 4;SJ pm all:U am
.alO:4) pu a t:u am
! m HAD pm
Webster Station 13th Jt Webster
Chlcauo, St
iliiiubn
Paul, Minneapolis a
Depart. Arrive
Sloui City Rxpreaa .. .
Twin-City Paiaencor ...
Sloui City lm.einr. .. .
Emcraon Accommodation ...
h 3 14 pm bll:U am
'iJf.m ' " pm
b :M pm b :10 am
a dally, b cicept Sunday, o Sunday only.
Mta.uurl I'Hrlfle
Auburn Local D 3:30 pm bl0:4( am
It) daily, lb) dally .ic.pt Sundu, ic) Sunday.
HK.VL KSTATK TIUX8FIJU8
Tda tiled for record. January 11,
South Omaha Land company top. A. Ooodell
lota 10 and II. Mock 304, (South Omaha . t
TV. J Cualck and wife to E. Oalvln, Iota
1 and 3, block 2, noyd's add
E. flalrln to Julia M. Cualck, i.me
A F. Schuler et al. to O. Daa-rtlch. part
lota 1 and 3, block, i. Jetter". dd.. ..
J W Haap and wlf, to Katherlne burden.
lot 0, Clark Place
U It Coleman to M. O. Colmnan, part seU.
1S-UU13, valuable rontlderatlnn
Fame to M O. Cunningham, eame, val. eon..
Arthur Kt to Kxlward FVupa,. lota 1 and
3, Mock 10. eubdlT of Albright's Choice.
Frank Pruning and wife to D. W. Merrow.
part of lot 70, Hartman'a add
A t Stoke, to n. Stokea. lota 8 and 9,
block 7. IJnooln Placo
The United Real E.lat and Truat CO. to
C I Watklna, of lot 21, block IS,
Uruld Hill I
F. II. DaTla and wife to aame. ame...
A. M. Jefferla, aiecutrli to K. R. l"orter,
lot 7 and wH lot 3. block II, Shlim'a add
V O. Ilyball ta II. L Kuhn. lot , block
2, Ilknicom Place
Reeda filed for record January 10. 1313:
C O. CarlNrg and wife to K. V. Worley.
lot 8. and part lots t and 9. block IS.
3
1
1
itn
no
l
i
2,:s
its
3
0
nuton Hill ,
Hatting U Heyden to O. Trlbulato, lot 2.
block , Uncoln Ilelghta
K J Stanle) to M. J. Naylon, lot fO, block
Htlais Iteyden to L ii ilotis. lot i.
. Monmouth Park
I b,rK'k '.tHT Place
! w K K r,,s ,0 p J- Klh. aubiot. 10.
I ,n J01""0"'
1.30
1 ' .,.tn., nu uuiuinu to i, j. oitr.ive.
A. Dunlin and wife to Fred Polsen, lot
1. block I. Curtla Stone add
Earn to A. P Hatp, sS lot P. block 31,
tit add tot Bouth Omaha
P Edman and wife to P. O Edman, part
lott C audi .block C, lUeil'a 3d add. .
3.200
Two Girls Are Hurt,
One Fatally, by Train
While on their way homo from the Pol-
Ish Catholic school at Twenty-fourth and ; Exchequer David Lloyd George by Vis
Bancroft streets late yesterday afternoon, j count Hajdane. the lord high chancellor.
Margaret Klslckl, aged 10 years, who lives nt a pollt'cal meeting In Manchester,
at 2413 South Twenty-ninth street; and I Tho announcement, which apparently
Ioim Kurczk. aged 9 years, who lives at
Twenty-ninth and Castellar streets, were
struck by the pilot of an eastbound Rock
Island frleght train at Twenty-sixth and
Bancroft streets, and both were badly
hurt.
The Klslckl girl Is at the St. Joseph's
hospital with a fractured skull and , I
j bruised body, and It Is not believed that
j she will live. The other girl Is at her
homo suffering from badly brulsjd and
lacerated arms, Drs. Edward and Hugo
Chaloupka attended the girls.
FIREBUGS ORGANIZED.
SAYS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
NEW YORK. Jan. 10. The existence of j
, . . ' ,T V . ''m"-" u'
I " """son trust, which defrauds Insur-
premiums after "flrebuea" have boon em.
Whitman as a result of successful pros
ecutions of man accused of arson "TTe
for The Bee by
I infrequptitlj u life Is lost through the
trust's operations, " he declared.
WorkliiB from confessions of Samuel
Gnld, who pleaded frullty to arson, and
leldor Stcln. or "Izzv the planter," now
cent of the settlement."
Field Managers of
Woodmen of World
Are Given Banquet
A banquet, given to the eighty field
manager bf the Woodmen of the World
who aro now meeting In Omaha, was a
pronounced success.
To banquet room was attisticully
decorated with American flags, and
flowers adorned the tables. The
officers of the organization presided
nnd made cxtempotancous talks on
the order and the continued work
ahead. They were ns follows: J. c.
Root. Omaha, sovereign commander; W.
A. Frnser. Dallas. Tex., vice sovereign
commander; John T. Yates, Omaha, sov
ereign secretary; H. P. Slmrall, Colum
bus. Miss., sovereign treasurer; N. B.
Aiaxery, Muskogee, Okla., sovereign man
ager; J. E. FItzfferald, Kansas City,
chairman of sovereign managers; B. W.
Jewell. Omaha, assistant chairman of
financial committee; E. H. Lewis, Kan
sas City, assistant sovereign manager.
W. A. Frazer acted as toastmaster. The
menu was gotten up on a little pam
phlet representing a stump. It was ar
rangod alphabetically, as follows:
A Axe. beetle and wedge, blue points.
n n. , . . ..
ls noppers (.eiery: (j tsiump ouves;
D State managers' mock turtle; E Sov
ereign filet of black bass Marjory; F-
Executive council supreme of chickens,
royal au gratin potatoes; G-Joseph and
his brethren fruit salad; H Uniform rank
salad wafers: I Boys of Woodcraft Nea
politan ice cream: J Water, salt and
oil, assorted cake; K Monument Ncuf
ehatel cheese; It "Get One" toasted
crackers: M Morning and noon deml
tasse; N Old Glory Havana cigars; O
I Ishmaelltes "Desert Dust." Good night,
For Ho s a Jolly Good fellow.
QUARRY WORKER RESCUED
FROM CAVE NEARLY DEAD
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10. James Meyers, a
quarry worker, was rescued today from
a cave on the Alton, 111., bluffs, where
he had been Imprisoned since Saturday
night by a sleet storm and the Ice. He
was taken to tho St. Clair cpunty farm
in a serious condition. When rescued lie
was without food and apparently wci
starving.
Members of a train crew heard crie
from the cave, which Is about sevontv
flve feet up tho side ot the bluff, and
notified tho Alton polrce.
A policeman, two locomotive firemen
and a young athlete were assigned the
work of rescuing Meyers, and taking
ropes they climbed the fuce of the bluff,
which was covered with Ice, took Meyers
out of the cave and lowered him to the
ground bolow.
It Is believed that Meyers climbed
to the cave Saturday night, was caught
In there by the sleet storm early Sunday
and feared to climb down the Icy bluff.
When he was found he was lying on the
rock floor with no covering but a worn
overcoat. A small fire Was burning near
by. but his last scrap of fuel had gone
to feed it.
1 EDUCATIONAL REFORM NEXT
! MOVE IN GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON. Jan 10. The government
1 ' has decided that the next great work In
Its program ot social reform, which will
be undertaken as soon as the home rule,
the Welsh disestablishment and tho
fianchlso reform bills are disposed of.
will bo a colossal scheme for Improve
ment In elempntary, secondary and
higher education. Tills announcement
was made tonight on tho authority of
Premier Asquitn ana unanceiior or the
points to a scheme for national educa
tlon at the. expense of state, probably
will be Interpreted by the unionists as a
defeat of tho Lloyd Oeorglte section of
the cabinet, which has been endeavoring
to make tho land question the govern
ment's task.
CHINAMAN STRIKES WOMAN
WHEN CALLED ON FOR BOND
Everett St. Claire, a Chinaman ad-
! mlrer of Ruth Barnes, colored, became
exceedingly wroth last night when he
Z w xiTS&
l court today to answer a charge ot va-
granoy. Wh
' p, . . .
1 .
When the woman got out St.
pon her with his fists. He
ted and Is being held upon a
charge of assault, preferred by her. The
Barnes woman was arrested with a dozen
other women of thn lower Capitol ave
nue district In a clean-up raid ordered
by Captain Dempsej
Cliff Sterrett
Alamito Wagons
Burn; Business to
G-o Right Along
Fli-e that started tn the loft of the Ala
mito Sanitary Dairy company's ham at
Fifteenth and Jackson street, at 10 o'clock
lait night burned some forty of the com
pany's wagons, several horses, a lurge
stock of hay nnd other feed, harness nnd
the like, with a total loss of about $1),0"0.
A number of horses In the barn were ic
leused and fled In the night.
President Schwager of tho Alamito com
pany began making arrangements for the
delivery of milk this morning as soon us
he was notified of tho fire. Ho said:
"Our customers will be served Satur
day as usual Just th If no flro had oc
curred. Wc aro borrowing and buying
anything with wheels on it tonight to
serve for Saturday deliveries. I havo
placed an order for new equipment to bo
built at once and our business will go on
ns usual "
CONTEST LICENSE CASE
TO COME UP ON MONDAY
Rudolph Gerbcr, applicant for a salon 1
license at 912 Dodge, location of tho old
Wick & Moore dlvo. appeared before the
city i-ommlsslon yesterday afternoon to
ssk that the protest filed by J. 71. Mc
Donald agalntt granting the llcenso be
Ignored. The council postponed the case
until 3:30 Monday afternoon on account
of the absence of McDonald's representa
tive. A few other saloon licenses wcry
granted.
Bids for city printing were rejected In
the main, on the ground that they were
too high. The rejection followed the
recommendation of Dan B. Butler, city
commissioner of finances and accounts.
Ho said the stationery men said that
didn't have time to bid on the printing
and fo It will be advertised again.
The city commission has Invited tho
senators nnd representatives from this
'district to meet with the commissioners
j members of tho Commercial club and
1 business men nt 1 o'clock Monday nfter
Inoon at the Commercial club to discuss
I "certain bills for the benefit of the dU
jtrict." SLOAN FAVORS SH0WALTER
FOR PLACE AT DAVENPORT
(From a Staff Correspondent..)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. lO.-tSpe-clal
) Representative Sloan today recom
mended reappointment of Benjamin W.
Showalter as postmaster nt Davenport.
Neb. Just what position Senator Hitch
cock will take on this recommendation
is problematical In view of his apparent
disposition to' hold up nominations unless
there Is urgent need for Immediate action.
KING LEOPOLD'S DAUGHTERS
REJECT COMPROMISE IN SUIT
BRUSSELS. Jan. 10. Three daughters
of the late King Leopold at a conference
tmlnv decided to reject the proposal of
' the minister of Juptlce that they accept
$7,500,000 as their share in their father s
Congo accretions and withdraw trie suit
pending In the appeal court against his
estate.
After the conference the princesses an
nounced they had decided to allow the
caso to go to Judgment.
The court Is expected to render Its de
cls'on next week. It Is said the princesses
desire the entlro Congo estate of Leo
pold, amounting to about $10,000,009.
HANOVER CANAL PROPERTY
BOUGHT BY BONDHOLDERS
CHEYENNE, Wyo Jan. 10.-(8peclal. i
Harry U Patton, special master, sold
tho assets ot the Hanover Canal companv,
an Irrigation project In Big Horn count,
at public auction here today. The bond
holders bought the property In under the
foreclosure proceedings for $126,000. A
committee of the bondholders will form a
new company and complete the work.
The debts of the old company amount to
$226,000.
DISEASE-STRICKEN TOWN
ISOLATED BY COMMUNITY
CAIRO, 111., Jan. lO.-Gale. 111., thirty
miles north of here and renter of a spinal
meningitis epidemic, has been Isolated by
the surrounding country. Cape Girardeau,
Mo., Thebes, McClure and Mounds, III.,
have drawn quarantine lines through
which none Is allowed to pass. The Illinois
Central railway has stopped receiving
passengers at Gale and Thebes. Six new
cases ot meningitis are said to have de
veloped today.
Culls From the Wire
"Working plans for the progressive party
were discussed at an all-day session of
the executive committee of the party In
New York.
The republican state central committee
ot Washington went on record as opposed
to wiping out party lines In state and
county politics,
A petition for a rehearing was filed to
day In the court of appeals of Virginia by
the counsel of Floyd and Claude Allen,
sentenced to be electrocuted January 18,
for the murder of court officials of Hlllf
Vllle, Key to the Bltuatlon Bee Advertising.