TV"
THK OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JlLY 1!), 1914.
EDUC-ATION.".'
SUAlALtiil SCHOOL
NOW OPEN
iu Both tlio Day und Night
Sessions.
BOYLES COLLEGE
ENTER NOW.
Business practice, bookkeeping, penman
ship, salesmanship, banking, stenography,
stenotypy, typewriting, telegraphy, ae
counting, filing, prlvato secretarial work
nnd many other courses are opon to you
hero. You mny vJtk for board whilo at
tending. Call, wrlto or telephono tor
latest catalogue.
ROYLES COLLEGE.
ISth and Harney Streets, Omaha Neb.
MOSUlSlt-LAMPMAN
COLLEGE
SUMMER SCHOOL
Every clay Is an enrollment day. Un
surpassed classes In all business and Eng.
llsh branches, shorthand, stenotypy. tel
egraphy and typewriting. Students ad
mitted at any tlmo. Graduates iMarari
teed good positions. Places provided for
young people to work for board. Fur a
new, free catalogue address
MOSHER-LAMPMAN COLLEQE,
1S15 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
Tho Van Sant School
STENOGRAPHIC COURSE
Summer sessions, 8 a, m. to 1:15 p. m.
18th and Farnam. Douglas 6017.
I'OK sauk nt a discount, a run unlim
ited scholarship In Holies Business col.
lege. Omaha; good for either shorthand
or business courses. Apply at tho office
ot omana ee.
LOT AXU FOUND
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
1LULWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
do well to call up the office or the Omaha
& Council muffs Street Hallway company
tn ascertain whether they left It la tho
street cars.
Many articles each day aro turned In
and tho company Is anxious to restore
them to tho rightful owner. Call Doug
1ns 48.
1.0ST Watch at Miller's park, gold hunt
ing case; Initials, J. O. A.; reward. 403
Y. M. C. A
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.
Hume nml Vehicle.
LARGEST stock of delivery wagonB in
tho city; nil kinds or blacksmith work,
pnlntlng and lettering. Johnson-Dunforth
'o., new location, 15:9-31-33 N. lfith St
26 11EHKKORD bulls 10 to 15 months, ot
fashionable breeding: nil ray own rais
ing Will sell one or all at bargain
prices. Martin Mischke, Crofton, Neb.
"WAGON umbrellas. Wagner, S01 N. 16th.
MEDICAL.
DRUSE HOSPITAL
A hospital olnmed to meet the needs of
niiy case; strictly modern building, nil
lonvenlcnces; all outside rooms. 23th St.
and Dewey ave. Tel. Harney 7399.
Piles, Fistula Cured
Dr. E. It. Tarry cures piles, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed ana no
money paid until cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases witn testimonials. DR.
E. It. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY? See us. Quick service.
Half usual rate. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO.. 308 Paxton Block. Douglas 1411.
Swap anything in tho 'Swappers' col
umn." OFFERED FOR SALE
Fnrniture.
Public
Auction
Of household furniture at 621 So.
19th St. Monday. July 20, at 1:30 p.
m. Complete furniture of twelve
rooms, consisting of parlor, dining
room, bedroom1 and kitchen furni
ture, DOWD SALE AND AUCTION CO.,
AUCTIONEERS.
FOR SALE Dining table and chairs, hall
tree, roulwr. Iron bid complete and cen
ter table. 2201 Burdetto St. No hecond
hand men need apply.
LARGE heater, heats 4 rooms; burns
anything; one-third cash price; used
two seasons. Also 3-burner gas plate;
Im small heater. CHEAP. Owner
ovinc in to new home. Webster 3227.
New 2d hand furnlt e, cash or terms,
icasonable. Amer. Furn. Co., 605 N. ICth.
SKYKltAL van loads of furniture and
some pianos. Omaha Van and Storage
Co.. Mi So 16th St.
Ti- rltcrs.
TYPEWRITERS sold; rented, repaired.
Central Typewriter Exchange, 307 S. 17th.
All inaket! typewriters rented, sold, terms.
Butts Typewriter. 1(.C5 Farnam. D. C031
RENT An Oliver typewriter, 3 months
for $4, The Ollvtr Typewriter Co. D. 2919.
RENT Remingtons, Monarch und Smith
Premiers of their makers. The Reming
ton Typewriter Co. Telephone Douglas
Jil. Rental credited It you purchase, and
unly ery newest and highest grade ma
chines sent out. Raton, three months for
.' for understroke machines: or S3 per
month lor latest model visible writers,
MlKcellu !i-uiia.
FOR SALE at n discount, a full, un
limited scholarship In Boyles Business
college, Omaha; good for cither short
hand or business courte. Apply at tho
ottlco of The Omaha Bee.
A NO. 1 BATH Tl.'B. B' feet Trester
Kelly Wrecking Co. W. 4808.
SLIGHTLY used
Douglas 2017.
high graue pianos.
FOR SALE One No. C A Footo batch
team mixer on trucks. Capacity i cubic
urd. with end distributer, designed foi
paving work, in good condition; also ono
No 105 Standard steam mixer on trucks.
Has only been ueod for 33 blocks curb
and gutter work. Will sell at great sacri-
flee if taken at once. Wrlto Klmballtun
Construction Co.. Atlantic, la.
?EV Regal washing machine und two
Ancnor wringers, call Harney 4&u.
FOR SALE New and second-hand carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and accessories: bar fixtures of
nil hinds; easy payments. The Brunswlck-Hulke-Collender
Co.. 407-409 S. 10th St
Miami mch Gross W recti '' :i v Paul
COTTAGE and lot at Carter LkeClub.
Phone Web. 57M). Inquire at lot IKS.
OTTo Gas Engine, 21 horse power. Good
condition Metzger Baking Co., Mynster
Ht, Council Bluffs. Ia.
PERSONAL
THE Sulvation Army industrial home so
licits our old clothing, furniture, mag.
azlnec. Wo collect We distribute. Phone
Douglus 4135 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1111
DoJge St
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
"Women's Christian association building
at 17th St. and St Mary's Ave. where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers' aid at the Union station.
LINCOLN GARDNER WANTED.
Father wants to see his son. It will be
to his interest to come or write. A re
ward will be given to the first person
sending Information as to his where
abouts to Viola Harris. Estelllne. B. D.
PUT STOCK
BC STON bull puppies for sale. Call D.
1510 So 24th.
THOROl GHBRED English bull pup
cop if takm at once. C all W-1819.
iHJtxjjjy asp su'puks
S1LKO ahfck.'iooJI. yVaer,lN. 1
Screoaiiu. HJ5 per UU WnrTs N 1.
STEREOTYPE matrices moxa tho best
and cheapest Uning (or poultry houses.
Tbey am 17x13 lnehoa, alrorjser and mow
durable than tarred felt and practically
fireproof. Tie a humlretl at Tho Ilea offlco.
AGENTS. Investigate;" 100 per ceut protltT
scavsou now on; set busy. Chicken Ufa
Saver Co-, SCI Cumins St.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK
and Huff Orpington your old laying hens.
Wo each; fJ.W per doxen. Also J-lb.
springers. 30o each; J3.t0 per doxen: JJu.00
por hundred; express prepaid on lota of
11 or over. Old customers please notice
wo arts closing out all surplus stoo.K.
Bamo ofllclent service and high quality
as of lormer yearn.
A. L. BA.KKR. Falls City. Neb.
WANTED TO 11UV
WANTED automobile to bny for cash
runabout, must bo In good condition,
act quick. Addrcjs O, 23J or telephone
Douglas 539, after 6 p. m.
OLD feather beds bought; highest prices
paid. Address It. S. Mlllcred, 107 N. 16th.
Douslas XXU.'
WANTED automobile to buy for cash
runabout, must lie in good condition,
tCt quick. Address, O 333, Bee. or phono
Douglas 3K, after C p. m.
SLIGHTLY used piano. Web. 3724.
WANTED TO RENT.
FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment, bath,
heat and Janitor service, walking dis
tance if possible; for nbout five months
commencing September 1. Rent reason
able; might consider cottago or flat. Ad
dress F 307, Bee.'
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
SHIP live stock to Soutn Omaha. Savo
mileage and shrinkage. Your consigii
n ents receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Mock C'onimlasloii Merchants,
MARTIN BROS. &. CO.. Exchange Bldg.
SWAPPERS COLUMN
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF FIXTURES
for a general Btore, consisting of show
cases, scales, bins, counters, taoles, coffee
null, horso, harness und delivery wagon,
truck, paper racks, foot power button
fastener. Singer shoe machine, setters and
foot tests, and other articles, with a total
value of $496. Will exchange for small
property, vacant lots, or what have you?
Send for itemized list If Interested. Ad
dress S. c. 11C9, lice.
ONE 12-GAUGE L. C. SMITH HAM
merlcsH, ono pair new Hip Wadeis never
been worn; ono Shell Cout, size 42;
ono Ansco Kodak, 24x3,,i. used 2 weeks;
ono Punching Bag Ring for wall; one
pair 12-Inch Revolving Celling Fans on
fctaff, good. Sell or what? Address S C
lids, Bee.
WANTED TO BUY LIGHT DOUBLE
harness, or will swap western saddle,
almost new, for tho same. Ad. S. C. ii99.
WANT IhTEHN LAN D 7 NICE LEV
el lots in good central Nebraska town,
worth 12,100, and 1300 cash for a good,
dear, level piece of land western Nob.,
nca.- some railroad town. Glvo full par
ticulars of what you have in first letter.
D. R. Buck & Son. 912 Omaha Nat. Hit.,
Omaha. Neb.
ONE PARLOR REGINA WITH FORTY
records. Burton mandolin, and ono lot
In Kenwood Add. Casper, Wyo. for
what Address. B. C. U04 Boe.
WILL EXCHANGE HALF-CARAT
diamond ring, tiffany mounting, for
other property or good piano and cash.
Address S. C. 11C3, Bee.
WILL SWAP HOUSEHOLD FURN1
turo for good residence lot; would be
willing to pay difference in payments.
Furniture good as new. Address S. C.
M2. Bee.
320 ACRES, LYMAN COUNTY. SO DAK.,
fine grass; will exchange for Mdee.
or city property. Addret-s S. C. 9SI. Bee.
ENGLISH STYLE BABY CARRIAGE
and high chair, ono dome and one 1
shower of electric fixtures, i white 1
enamel bed and electric Iron. S. C. 1154, ,
Bee. I
"WILL EXCHANGE ALMOST NEW
heavv Concord hurness cotln(r $65 and
tno good working horse for a good cow.
Address S. C. 11m), care Omaha Bee.
1,920 ACRES M'l'llEIlbUr.' vJOUNTY,
Nebraska, land, fenced and cross-fenced
thrco good houses and three good
barns, highly Improved. Mtg. $9,000,
runs flvo years at 6 per cent Will give
a good trade on Omaha property. Ad
dress S C 994, Bee
COMPLETE I. C. S. LIBRARY, 6 VOLS.,
steam and electrical engineering and
refrigeration, will trade for typewriter,
small tent or what have you. Address S.
C. 1164. Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE A NEARLY NEW
No. 5 L. C. Smith typewriter as pay
ment on piano. Address S. C 996, Bee.
240 ACRES IN MERRICK COUNTY, ' lrotn ''' tu ls hours long, wnore primeval
Neb., improved; 140 ncres in crop, bal- conditions exist, where the climate Is
ajico hay and pasture; 6 miles from ' ami Invigorating, where tho big
Archer; rented for one-third tho crop and ' J'ungry fish are waiting for you. whero
$2 50 for pasturo and hay land. Prlco $125 1 Jna wild animals revel n their native
per acre; mortgago $12,600. Owner wants ! haunts, is easily reached from Duluth.
80 or 160 acres m eastern Nebraska or,M'nn. Uhls cool, delightful country Is
Iowa. Address S. O. 1162, Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE A HEAVY 2-INCH
Concord double, harness, almost new, for
light work harness. Address S. C 9J9
WILL EXCHANGE A FEW MONTIIS
i rent of 6-room house, 2917 N. 25th St, for
painting. Address a. c. im. ueo.
WOULD SWAP GOOD GASOLINE
range for gau range; would also give
somo cash In trade. Address S. C 707.
10 ACRES, FRUIT FARM. 10 MILES
from St Lauder Dale and city lot In
same, all clear. Want auto, or what
have rou. Address S C 303. Bee.
MUST SELL MY NO. 5 PRINTTYPE
Oliver In next few days. What -.rill yo'i
give mo? Aduresa S. C. 995. Bee.
WILlTsWAP A WELL LOCATED AND
beautiful lot as part payment on u good
Ford 5-paBsenger car If you have such
a trade. Address S. C. 1200, car Bee.
LET ME FURNISH PAINT AND PAINT
your houi.u; will take in exchange any
thing I can use. or will figure low for
cash. Address S C. 1153 Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE A GOOD MOTOR
cycle business, built up and a good pay
ing business. Exchange for good house
and lot or v. hat havo you in exchange,
or sell for cash and terms at a reason
able price. Address S. C. 1159, Bee.
10 ACRE TRACT AND 2 CITY LOTS. IN
good town In Texas, for rooming house.
Address S C 990, Bee.
WANT GOOD AUTOMOBILE, o-PAS-enger,
for good store building and $1,000
worth of machinery, on business street;
property rented by year. Must go at
once. Address. S. C. 992. Omaha Bee.
gj ACRE3, 3 MILES WEST OF ASH-
aiiu. ..vw.. ..ill,, w.vu. All iwci. tiv.tu
$150 acre. Will trade for Omaha property
up to $5,000 Mtg. $3,0OJ. Five year u per
cent Address S C991. Bee.
I ..... 1 U.h t nil Uk.I t. 4U
ANGELUS PIANO PLAYER AND A
large assortment ot music. What have
you? S. C. 70C. Bee.
CLEAR LOT NEAR C'.UTER LAKE
Club, for auto, diamond or piano. Ad
dress S. C Uh2. Bee.
M ACUuS UNtMPRuVED LAND IN
llutte Co., So. Dak., to trade for Omaha
pioperty F. H More, 212 Om. Nat Bank.
EDISON PROJECTING KiNKTOrfCOPK.
convertible tor gas or electricity, with
20 reels, film and bl.dcs. Worth about $300.
Complete except take-up Will sell or
trade Make ofter Address S. C. tli0. Bee.
HAVE OOOD C. SMITH TYPE
writer that will trade for a second hand
motorcycle; will pay some cash. Ad
dress S C 966. Bee.
I HAVE FINE UPRIGHT GRAND PI
ano, will exchange for a nice diamond.
Address B C, 1151. Bee.
WANT A GOOD LATE MODEL TWO
cylinder motorcycle, or small runabout :
ff,Ha 'lewC0VdffC.h.h',e.'. J",Y?r -
derwood typewriter worth $75. which will
I trade for right machine. Addross s. C.
FINE MULLIN STEEL LAUNCH FOR
tale or trade Consider unvthlntr. Ari.i
FOR SALE AT UaKGAIN-x'URNITURE
and complete equipment 6-room br.ck
flat, walking distance, on car line; two
rooms pays the rent, $20 with water;
furniture was bought May 15; death In
Tncar.ChVpa.lnVe
mouth. Leaving town. This is not an
agent's prop. Address 3. C. 9S9, Bee.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
U CITY "lU-OCX. .SKli COLNTY SKAT
town, clear, for piano or auto. AiMrt
S. a 13. Uoo,
TlAVE TWO LOTS IN SOUT11KKN
Texas nr Houston. Cost $281: all clear
and good title, also nearly brand neir
prertesa refrixeravtcr, capacity 1W pounds,
would exchange tor coauroto machinery,
ottlca runiltura. or what havo you. Ad
i n&s S. O. 97f. Bee.
WHAT 1L4.VK YOU TO TRADE FOR A
good grocery and meal market. Invoice
meat ma
77. llee.
idoui eauuu. s. u.
FOR SALE OR TRAUE-130 ACRES
land 2H miles from Qr.awold, la., well
Improved; new T-room houso, large barn,
woven wire fence; about 17 acres pasture,
balance In high state of cultivation,
wurth (ISO per aero. Want cottage up to
13,000. or what have youT Address S (1
978. Roe.
33) ACRES IN RAWLINS COUNTY.
Kansas. Clear, for a stook ot general
merchand.se. All level; in crop this year
Addresa 8 C Ett. Bee.
1 HAVE 400 GALLONS OF PAINT IN 1
gallon cans. All colors. Will exchange
at wholesale price In any quantity de
sired for diamond, piano, or auto This
paint is first class and sold In Omaha.
Addr-ss S. C . 1152. Reo.
MAKE OFFER, SALE OR TRADE.
dear lot, nlco location, William St., near
Klimvood Park, piefer auto or piano.
Price $376. Address S. C. 1184. Bee.
CLEAR LOT AND DIAMOND R1NU,
prioo J.W, for uuto or equity In small
house. Addiesa, S. C. 1214, life,
COAL AND FEED W ANTED 1 WANT
to do painting or papering In exchange
for coal and feed. Address i3. C. 12, care
Bee.
"WANTEDTO DO PAINTING AND PA
pcrlng for groceries and household pro
vlslons. Ad d ress S. C. 1191. care Boe.
NICE DIAMOND RING, TIFFANY
mounted, over half karat; want cheap
lot or piano. S. c 1155, Bee, Omaha.
CLOSE IN LOT; WILL TRADE FOR
5-passenger automobile. Call Doug. 4711.
1510 So. 24th.
WILL EXCHANGE 5x8 VIEW CAMERA
for smullor size; also One-Mlnuto post
card camera ; will go cheap. Address S.
C. 11G7. Bee.
U20-ACRE IMPROVED RANCH, CLOSE
to Scott's Bluff, Neb. Would accept
merchandise for part payment. J22 per
acre.
Twenty acres and two town lots In
Monto Chrlsto, Tex., lower Rio Grando
valley; unimproved. Price, $1,300.
About two dozen roll paper printing
machincH; a fine machine for llvo mer
chants. Will furnish ono or all with ad,
as desired. Price euch, $15. Will mako u
special prlco on tho lot, or more. Address,
8. C. 1170, lifts.
ONE OF THE BEST CONFECTION
cries west of Omaha. All up-to-date.
Doing good business. Piano, Vlcti-ola.
electric cash register, mixers, motors,
fans; seats 100. Step right Into tho money
maker. Have been inside too long.
Must get out of doors. Will sell cash
or time, or trade for land. Must be clear
Address Y 115, euro Bee.
WANT TO TRADE HEWING MACHINE
for steamer trunk as part payment 604
S. 27th St.
$2,6.7) STOCK NOTIONS, DRY GOODS,
shoes, fixtures $100;, rush business; low
rent; trade for rental property or cheap
land and cash. Address S. C. 1220, Beo,
Omaha.
WANTED TO TRADE PAPERING
and painting for uuto or tiuck. Ad
dress, S. C. 1206, care Bee.
BIX ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, COUNTY
seat, for auto'nnd cash or clear western
land. Address S. C. 1171, Bee.
WOULD SWAP 20" ACRES (lOOD
Ozark fruit land for small i-nr or
motorcycle and differences. "C" Bee,
council Bluffs la,
Benson Iteul Estate for Sale.
BENSON
HOMES
THO!
ISON 122
E S.TRULLING
REAL- ESTATE
Nl'MMRIl RESORTS.
COOL CAMP SITES
) Your own recreation site on beautiful
i.bko Vermillion, where the days aro
Nature's best tonic lor tired business j
men. weary mothers, and growing chll
dren Just cool enough to be pleasant
and warm enough lo bo comfortable
No hay fever or catarrh. Your cabin ;
in the virgin torest, scented with the
fragrance of pine and balsam, where the
fishing is tho best, nnd hunting can't do
beaten ls yours, If you act quickly. We
have plotted Daisy Island into 31 parts,
only 14 are left. Prices $60 to $75 Easy
terms Say $10 down V Per month.
Wrlto today for detail Information.
Gray-Wertln Company, Inc., 103-6 Alworth
Bldg., Duluth, Minn.
OKOBOJI LAKE COTTAGE TOR SALE
or for rent One of the finest on Hay
ward s bay (one mllo north of Tho Inn);
two lots if desired 100x500 ft: elevation
about 23 ft, with easy npproach to boat
houso; all equipped, including boats, etc.
Write Lock Box No. 223, Ocheyedan, la.
r-f
LEGAIj NOTICES
BANKRUPTCY SALE.
The undersigned trustee In bankruptcy
of the estate of James D. Rose, bank
rupt, will, on the 29th day of July, nt the
hour of U o'clock a. m., ael to the high
est bidder for cash, the stock of goods
und fixtures of sold James D. Rose, con
sisting of hardware, furniture, undertak
ing goods und harness. Said sale will be
held In the store formerly occupied by tho
said James D. Rose, In long Pine. Neb.
Any Information as to stock or sale enn
bo had by writing Arthur Gaines, trustee,
are of McGilton, Guinea & Smith, 1001
City National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Nob.
Tho stock can be seen before date of snln
I I'v calling on J. S. Davidson of Long
Pine.
ARTHUR GAINES.
Trust ee In Bankruptcy of the Estate of
James D. Rose. J19dl0t
Japanese Grafters
Given Prison Terms
TOKIO. July IS. More high officials of
shipbuilding companies wero sentenced!
today for forging documents and bribing
Japanese naval officers to Influence the
allotment of construction contracts.
Kenzo Iuaharii, former manager In New
York of tho Mitsui Products company and
Retired Vice Admiral Tsurutarlo Matsuo
wore each sentenced to two years Impris
onment, while Gilrhl Ilda, managing di
rector of tho Mitsui compuny, and Jotaro
Ynmumoto of the same concern, were sen
tenced lo eighteen months each. The
i sentence of llda wan. however, suspended
.
! MOTORCYCLIST KILLED
DURING ST. LOUIS RACE
ST. LOUIS. July IS. -Thomas B. Lewis
of Birmingham. Ala., was killed today In
the races holng run under the auspices
of the Federation of American Motor
cyclists, now in convention here. He
! M , M th
twenty-foot embankment during the first
Jrace of the day.
IRISH PBTIOflB SETTLED
Liverpool Post Says Only Few De
tails Ecmaia to Be Adjusted.
EfflG GEORGE STAYS UT lONDON
HI Mnjraty la AVutchlnn ItrpnrU at
Conferences lletven Lenders
Tyrone County to He
Dctnrhnl from I Inter.
IvONDON. July IS. Kins George, who
has been making great efforts to bring
nbout a settlement of the Irish homo rule
crisis decided this morning to poatpono
until later In tho day his proposed visit
to tho groat Brlt'nh fleet, now lying at
Splthead. This ho did that h might be
In London to receive early reports of
developments In tho conferences going
on between tho various party leaders.
It Is understood that when the oppor
tune moment arrtves his majosty will
throw his Influence toward the side look
ing for amicable settlement.
Tho belief prevails that such a nettle
ment Is not far off and tho Liverpool
Post, ono of tho best Informed news
papers on tho government side, goes so
far as to say:
"There Is really an arranged settle
ment of tho Irish question. Details have
yet to bo ndjustcd, but tho broad facta
cpn be regarded as fixed."
Other authorities do not go quite so
far, but satisfy themselves with the
statement "there Is n near approach to
a settlement."
The government Is believed to have of
fered the. Unionists, in case they agreo
to abandon their demand for a "Clean
cut" of tho provlnco of Ulster out of the
operations of tho Irish home rule bill,
to arrange that the wholo ot Ulster, with
tho exception of tho county of Tyrone,
which has a great Catholic majority,
should vote as an entity on tho ques
tion of exclusion from tho home rule gov
ernment. Tho Unionists demand that
Tyrone shall be Included In this arrange
ment and this has been tho causo of the
deadlock.
Premier Asquith and Augustlno Blrrcll,
secretary of Btato for Ireland, who are
carrying on the negotiations on behalf of
the cabinet, havo remained In town for
the week-end. The premier today held
another audience with tho king. Tho rest
of the cabinet ministers scattered over
the country for their weekly holiday.
Man Who Would Start
Masonic Republic
Not Known to Masons
STORM LAKE, la.. July 18.-(Special.)
A Rtoux City Friday morning paper
contained an account of tho activities of
cne, Edward Buckley, who claims to be
the president of a so-called African
Masonic republic, and who ls said to
have been traveling throughout the mlddlo
west In search of cabinet members for
his "republic." For several montliH,
since President Buckley first mndo Ids
appearance- In London, England, and gave
out his sensational announcement con
cerning tho establishment of tho African
Masonic republic, with himself at the
head, Influential Masons have endeavored
1 to locate him.
Among tho more prominent agencies ot
the farteraal organization, which has
I eon on "lis trail Is tho American Free
mason of Storm Lake, la., of which
Joseph E. Moreombc is the head, and
theartlclc, which was publlsed In tho
Sioux City newspaper, evidently has led
to tho downfall of the embryo president.
It Is stated on high authority that Editor
J. E, Morcombe of tho Freemason, after
learning that Buckley had gone to Sioux
Falls, notified the Masons In thnt city of
his claim and asked them to Investigate
liln doings. The reply came back that
tho man was evidently ot unsound mind,
carried away with an exaggerated Idea
ot his own Importance, und In every way
Irresponsible. There Is a further Investi
gation on foot to find who or what In
fluences aro baclc of this vety peculiar
demonstration
High Masons, throughout tho United
! States, whom he claims to have taken into
his confidence, deny any connection with
or any knowledge of his operations, and
indications point to a thorough Invest!
gatlon of his activities.
Czar Will Abolish
Tax on Emigrants
ST. PETERSBURG. Russia, July 18.-
Russla is about to recognize as legitimate
tho emigration of Its surplus millions to
,,nt,i. i i.nB.. in Ti-., i
countries other than those In Europe, and
tho ministry of commerce today submitted
to the cabinet n hill to abolish some ot
tho penalties hitherto attaching to un
authorized emigration.
Tho bill in Its preamble specially refers
to the 2SI.O0O emigrants from Russia to
America last year and also to the fact
that $50,000,010 was remitted to Russia In
1913 by Russian subjects, who havo settled
on the other rldo of the Atlantic.
In place of tho expensive passports,
which heretofore have been necessary to
everybody desiring to depart from Russia,
permits will be issued at the cost of only
10 cent In future.
Tho flno of $7.50 half yearly until now
Inflicted on absentees who have been more
than six months abroad. Is to be abolished
In the case of those returning on board
Russian steamers.
Tho bill also provides for the establish
mrnt of a fund to assist emigrants In
Russian ports nnd abroad, and for the
appointment of a special commission to
dend their interests In foreign countries.
Emigration agents, by one clause of
tho bill arc made llablo to Imprisonment
for holding out false inducements to emi
grants. WAGGENER ENTERTAINS
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN
ATCHISON. Kan.. July 18.-Ballle P.
Waggener, tho railroad attorney, is 67
years old todny and there aro few chil
dren In northweiitern Kansas who do not
know it, despite tho fact that he Is 111
and confined to his bed.
Although Mr. Waggener had received
strict orders from his physicians to forego
bis annual birthday Jubilee this year, he
leased every moving picture theater In
this city and all the children thousands
of them wore to bo admitted free. Many
other amusements wore provided. That
Mr. Waggener might realize tho apprecia
tion of the children, hundreds of the
youngsters mailed hlin birthday cards.
The first Waggener Jubilee was given
fifteen years ago for Mr. Waggoner's
granddaughter. It was such a success that
it became an annual event
Old nml the eiv,
"I am about." declared the New The
ology, buoyantly, "to abolish hell."
'do to It!" tho Old Theology rejoined.
Krlmly. Puck.
List of Candidates Filed in Douglas County
REPUBLICAN.
SHERIFF.
1 1 tun- p. Haze, 204S North Eighteenth
street.
Michael L. Clark. 3920 North Sixteenth
street.
Frank Mahoney, 3X12 South Tenth street.
Aaak M Ellis, 2411 Saratoga Court.
James R McDonald. 1726 South Nine-
teenth street
Thomas J. Cronln. 3214 California street.
John K. Brlggs. 'WS North Twenty-
lth street South Omaha.
James Allan. OW Main street. Benson,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
tHnrl? .1.903 J.pre?,c,1 "'."'V
Frank W Bandle. 4I5S Hurt street.
Henry F. Meyers, 530G North Twenty
f--"t ruui ciiiiv.
W. R. Homan. 2I0R Illnney street.
W. H. Thomas. 611 BrlcrK.i street. Flor
ence. Neb.
D. M. Haveriy. 1415 North Thlrty-thlrd.
TREASURER.
W. G. Ure., 2003 Blnney street.
Dan O. Whitney. 1329 Franklin street.
COUNTY CLERK.
Frank Dewey, 4432 North Thirty-ninth
street.
Louis D. Hopkins. 6233 Florence boule
vard. Thomas J. O'Kecfe, 110 South Twenty
fifth avenue.
Leonard O. Holmberg. 242S Caldwell.
W. T. More, 2211 Maple.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Louis E. Adams, 2919 Seward street
Lewis E. Adams (petition), 2919 Seward.
M. F. Black. S17 North Seventeenth.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC
STRUCTION.
IN-
J. E. Glbmy, Elkhorn.
W. A. Yoder, Florence.
John F. McLaiie. 1020 Main street. Flor-
ence.
CORONER
Willi. C. Crosby. BB North Twenty-
sixth street
C. C. Haynes, 450S North Twenty-fourth
st,r-.eet;, m c .
C. H. T. Rlepen, 1117 South Twenty-
seventh street
N. P. Swanaon.
II. T. Brass. 623 North Twenty-fourth
street, South Omaha.
George H. Schmidt, 1719 Burt street.
H. Y. Foster, 415 North Twenty-ssrenth
avenue.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
It. C. Drome, 410! Izard street.
T. A. Holllstor, 3026 California street.
Julius S. Cooley, 2423 Bristol street
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
First District:
J. W. Schoop. 4018 Rurt street.
Henry 8. McDonald, S&23 Howard street.
Second District
Fred Brunlng, 1452 South Seventeenth
street.
Rudolph Itavelka, 2921 South Sixteenth
street.
John C. Lynch, 2215 Leavenworth street.
Third District
Frank B. Kennard, southwest corner
Elmwood boulevard and Dodge street,
Dundee.
W. A. Ehlcrs, 702 Bancroft street.
Fourth District
Charles L. Altstadt. 133$ Monroe street,
South Omaha.
C. M. Rich, 1014 North Twcnty-second
street. South Omaha.
August Miller. 601 North Thlrty-thlnl
street, South Omaha.
John C. Trouton, 619 North Twenty
fifth street. South Omaha.
Herman BeaU 1S15 North Twenty-eighth
street, South Omaha.
P. J. Tray nor, 361 South Thirtieth street.
South Omaha.
WATER BOARD.
John W. Parish, 3616 Lincoln boulevard.
C. II. Wlthclm. 3.126 Jackson street
A. C. A rend, 5206 Cass street
Jonathan Edwards, 2146 South Thirty
fourth street
POLICE JUDGE.
(Omaha.)
Fred F Foster. 619 North Forty-fifth
atreet
G. A. Eckles, 1020 South Thirty-fourth
street.
John B. Baldwin, 3304 Farnam (Co
lonial). C. W. Britt, 2539 California street.
Henry II. Genau, 1317 South Thirty-first
street.
L. B. Day, 2Ti66 Jones street.
Georgo H. Barker, 2411 Caldwell.
CharlcB E. Foster, 424 Park avenue.
(South Omaha.)
II. W. Reed. 433 North Twenty-fifth
street
J. Edson Heath, 1004 North Eighteenth
street
James Austin, 800 North Twenty-fifth
street.
Fred J. Mower. 504 North Eighteenth
ntreet.
George Stephens, 923 North Twenty
sixth street
(Benson.)
John H. McGuIro, 2606 North Fifty-
eighth avenue.
CONSTABLE.
Aaron Levlson, 621 South Sixteenth
street
John D. Behrcns. 2531 Hlinebaugh ave-
nue.
Paul Stein. 1903 South Sixteenth street.
A. R. Hensel, 2525 South Eleventh street
II. D. Plerson, 2440 Saratoga street
W. 11. Miller. 2416 Bprague street.
Fred McOlnnls, 2226 North Eighteenth
street.
O. W. Church, 2620 Decatur atreet.
James Trlebllcock. 4921 California street
Dundee.
John D. Donovan, 6002 North Thirtieth
ntreet
Charles Michael, 4902 North Twenty
five street.
Ed Simpson, 2211 Blnney atreet.
Bernard Taylor, 2525 Q street, South
Omaha.
G. D. Ringer. 1912 North Twenty-sixth
I slIVr,t,'J?,.Ul,I '?,"X-h RU ,
1 Maurice J. Roach, 611 Bluft street
Florence.
JUSTICE OP PEACE.
(Omaha.)
Joseph Stcln. 2422 South Sixteenth etreet.
Frank C. Morgan. 41b South Twenty
sixth street.
Franklyn L. Garlepy, 1515 Hall avenue.
A. E. Baldwin, nil South Twenty-elghtn
street
C. II. Bllyen, 324 South Twenty-slxth
Streot.
Vincent C. Unseal!. 716 South Thirtieth
street.
J, W. Malonc, 2313 Rees stieet
V. H. Swht, 4743 North Fortieth street.
A. L. Thnblln, 09 South Twenty-first
street
W. B. Burllngim. Midland hotel.
II. H. Claiborne, 211 North Twenty-
third street.
A. II. Comstock. 1812H Farnam street.
E. V. Keer. 41U5 Izard street.
Samuel L. O'Brien. US South Nine-
t teenth street.
Joseph MallUon. 1916 Wirt street.
El Leeder. 1014 South Twentythlrd
street
(South Omana.)
S. Fogel, 122 North Twenty-third street.
ety, mi. ti street
P. 1.. Camweli, 166 South Thirty-sixth
slioet. South Omaha.
BLACK HILLS COUPLE
MARRIED AT PIERRE
PIERRE. S. D., July IS.-(Speclal )
An early morning marriage at tho 8t
Charles hotel followed the arrival of
Miss Edith Fahrenwald of Rapid City on
tho 4 o'clock train yesterday from that
place. She was met here by L. L. Zavlts
of Rapid City, who had been at Sparta
vlth the mllltla and stopped here by
previous appointment. The license had
been secured, and tho services of Rev.
Mr. Wilkinson of the Methodist church
icured for tho occasion. The young
couple wero accompanied by friends In
this city. They will make a tour of the
eastern part of tho state before their
return ho 111.
RING LOST FORTY YEARS
AGO ON WARSHIP FOUND
1
WASHINGTON. July 15. Mrs. Rosa
Kenney Winston of Windsor, N C. has
Just received from Secretary Daniels a
ring which her father lost on the bUtorta
(Dundee.)
Raymond M Crossman, 51CS Underwood
avenue.
(Benson.)
C. G. Keller, 270S North Fiftj -ninth
avenue.
ROAD OVERSEER.
F. H. Rltter. Florence. Florence pre.
clnct
C. V. Shoemaker. Washington, Klkhorn
nreeliiet.
Peter 11. Claifecn. Twenty-elnhth anil
Avenue K. East Omaha. Hast Omaha pre-
cinct.
Chris Stark. Ucnnlngton, Jefferson pre-
rind- .. . . ......
Thirteen tf4K.
'"' Wlllms. Millard. Millard precinct.
noy lyrklns, 1010 North Sixteenth street,
rc,t nmnhn nrerlnelt
SENATOR.
T IV rvnrt. 134 RftlHh TwentV. fifth
street.
N. P. Dodge. 304 South Forty-ninth
street.
Charles J. Karbach. 924 South Trenty-
fifth street
John M. Macfarland. Thlrty-thlrd nnd
Farnam (Potter'.
John T Dillon, air. Pratt street
Edward Simon, 2411 Bpencer street.
Charles 1 Saunders, 2001 Sherman
avenue.
Frank A. Kennedy. $210 Capitol avenue.
ca'go"...1"1 -ent'Cnlh n"rt Chl'
avenue.0" J Ani,c' 1810 8t' Mry'"
RBPRliSETATlVKa.
Edward A. Smith. UM Chicago street.
J. A. Dayls. 2512 Marey tret
Ncls A. Lundgren. 1106 boulh Twenty-
eighth atreet.
joiin . iwrger, iiuiiu n.jr-.i...
street. Benson.
ancnaci iee. .c touin .Mnemniui
. , .... . ... ,
W. K. Cowger. 720 North Tenty-thlrd
ir(y . ,,,,
..rt 1 Druesrdo. 1141 Georgia
A It v....t.
precinct
Thomas Lynch. 3316 Harney street.
August Uurdln. 400S North Twenty-sec-
f,,i .iet.
John W. Long, 2712 Ohio street
Harry A. Foster, 2fA Maple street.
D. Cunningham, 626 South Nineteenth
street.
Tony Costnno, 2110 Ponpleton street,
Bd Robinson. 1506 South Thirtieth
UBinilSU. A41V I ultuiKiuil uroM
avenue,
Ira Flanagan, 3028 Larlmore avenue.
F. B. Tucltor, Florence, Neb.
Fred Anderson, 205 south Twenty-sev
enth street.
William
E. Stockham, 1C1S
Spruce
street.
A. N. Yost. 3J07 corny street.
J. P. Palmer, 4N3J
Dundee.
Farnam street.
D. P. Wish, 1922 Chicago street.
Bert C. Miner, 2690 Pratt street.
John Larsen, 1416 North Twenty-seventh
street. Rout hOmaha.
J. Frnnk Burgess, 4019 Hamilton street.
Nels J. Anderson. iiw Mereuun sircei
Harry J. Haokott. 4K? weniora avenuo. umaha.
C. T. Williams, 2fi04 North Twenty-fourth W. H. Qutenan, 151S North Twentj -
street third street. South Omaha.
Harry W. Cowduroy, 117 Park avenue. Patrick J. Ryan. 2014 .Spring street
Charles A. Franke, 2912 Harney street Edward R. Burke, 6102 Florence boule-
Andrew C. Busk, 3412 Hawthorne. vard.
William N. Chambers. 1813 Farnam R. C. Hunter, 1515 Blnney.
(Wellington ). James H. Craddock, 203 South Twenty
Thomas P. Curran. 1702 W street. South fifth avenue.
Omaha. Goodly F. Brucker, HI North Eight
George Bchroedrr. 8018 Hamilton, Dun- tenth street.
ce. . 8. Arlon Iwls, northeast corner Flfty-
Gus A. Tylee, 1947 South Thirteenth second and Jackson, Dundee.
street Hugh C. Robertson, KXXl Center.
F. E. Blind, Ml South Thlrty-thlrd Joseph M. lively, 1021 South Twcnelth
rtroet.
James Walsh (petition).
Samuel O. Goff (petition).
DEMOCRAT.
SHERIFF.
F. .1. McSlmne, Jr.. 706 Park avenue.
Eil Walsh, 1022 Park avenue.
Andy Hansen, 2750 South Ninth street.
John Power, 1915 South Tenth streot.
REGISTER OF DEED..
Frank J. Rlha, 1415 William street.
C. O. Pickett. 319 Park avenue.
TREASURER.
G. Fted ElsasBer. 5341 Pratt street
William Butt. 3123 Corby street.
rrOITKTY CLERK.
M. F. Funkhouner, 163 North Forty-first
street.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Jay C. Leflqr. 1002 North Twenty-first
slieetSouthbmaha Thirtieth
. avenue.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION. V. II. DeUolt, 2732 Charles street.
CORONER.
W. II. Qulgloy. 3111 Mople streot.
B. O. Willis. 2306 Cuming street
John E. Johnson, 2727 Davenport street
... u.i.- 1 n..l, Tu-.. ,!,..
fifth avenue.
.iuu.li w. rmi.ui"!) .....-
l,eo A. Hoffman (petition). 2112 Cap
itol avenue.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
George A. Magney. 11400 Davenport
treut.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
(Second District.)
W. J. Yancey, Carleton hoteli Fifteenth
nml Howard streets.
Frank J. lflxu, 1721 South Ninth street.
James P. Ford, 2760 HdUth Ninth street
James P. Connolly. R25 Bancroft street
John M. canui, zsui aoutn Tiiu-iy-nrsi
street
(Fourth District.)
Maurice Hlnrhcy. 420 North Twenty
second street, South Omaha.
Thomas O'Connor. 1619 North Twenty
fifth street. South Omaha.
John Illaliu. 114 North Twentieth street.
South Omaha.
WATER BOARD.
John Morrlsscy, 1922 Emmet street.
Charles R. Sherman, 12 North Thirty-
eighth avenue,
7.:. "" .V ntp..m trt, v-,i. -n.. ...
MKonc u. u.ii uium. wi.iuin, i.orn,-
first street, South Omaha.
E. II. Towl, 2222 Missouri avenue, l-outh
Omaha
" POLICE JUDGE.
inmnini )
i--, u.
JoePh O. Berger, 23T1 Pt Mary s
avenue. ,-.-1..- .u
R. Madden (R. J ). 421 North Eighteenth
"treat
Daniel Harrigan. 1311 North Thirty fifth
street.
(South Omaha.)
August Schmltt, 4014 F street.
Henry Hhrtnett. 3403 V stteet.
Patrick J. Ford. 163 South Twenty-
fourth street
Jacob .-mall, 1006 North Twenty-seventh
street
James F. Callanun, )I13 North Twenty
third street.
Ed Hanlon. 227 North Thlrty-thlrd
street,
Arthur J. DeVvln. 2408 N street.
Valentino Buglowlcz, 178 Soul'i Twen
tieth street, South Omaha,
Emmet Hannon, 2119 F street. South
Omaha.
Frank A. Kecgan, 2302 P street, South
Omani.
ship Constellation at the close of the.
civil war. Mrs. Winston's father, the late
Dr. Kenney, one tlmo ship surgeon, al-
ways had maintained that the ring would
bo recovered when the ship was over
hauled. Accordingly, Mrs. Winston wroto
Secretary DanieUi when she leurned that
the Constellation was undergoing repairs
ut the Norfolk navy yard to fit It for trial Workers of the World, the police
exhibition at the "Star Spangled Banner" , this afternoon raided the headouarte.ra of
annlvoreary In Baltimore. The ring was
found under the Iron covering plates of
tho anchor oltta on the gun deck forward,
whero It had reposed for more than
forty year.
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
SHOT IN SHOULDER
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 18,-Fellx E. An
deraon. assistant to the president of the
Bt Louis Terminal Railroad association,
was shot In hU officii today by a man
wno enterea tne office ana demanded to
I see President McChesney. Mr- Anderson
was shot In the left shoulder. The wound 1
' l not dangerous, lie asked the visitor i
j his business and refused to let him see 1
i the president. The man then drew I
CONSTABLE.
(Omaha.)
Chris Oretnhogen, 3106 Harney street
Robert V. Bryant, I0 South Thirty
eeond avenue.
(South Omaha.)
John Jeness, 8M North Thirty-second
street.
William Cain. Forty-fourth and 'A
streets. Douglas precinct South Omaha
.tTr n.iti rimiJi
Blrtct ,t,Lr ,nn'
wess smith, South Thlrty-rocohd
JUSTICE OF PEACE.
(Omaha.)
Floyd I Leslie, 1910 Jones street
J. w. Hmalley, 4111 North Twentieth
street.
C. Hlliard Morearty. MIS Plnkney street
C. J. ennan. 19K South Thlrty-Ilft.li ave
nue. Joseph J. Pan'is.ta, 1709 South Eight-
Cnlh Street
(Douglas Precinct.)
George J. Newman, Forty-eighth and T.
Joieph Moron, It F. D. No. 4, South
Omaha,
James T. Horn. IC7 South Forty-ninth
street. Douglas i r elwt. South Omil a.
(South Omaha.)
George S. Collins. 561 North Thlrty-thlnl
avenue.
Edward F. Trapp. 2313 G street. South
Omaha.
ROAD OVERSEER.
M! Pcets. Benson. Neb.. McArd.e
Jf DCompton. Waterloo, Neb.. Water-
AtirewNevey. Florence. Neb., Flor-
.nce precinct
E. ft. Kidder. Fifty-sixth nnd L streets.
South Omaha. tlnturUs nrcoinrt
D. W .Mnwhlnney, Forty-fifth and Q
mrceis, Mouin umahn, JJnuglas precinct
Peter Nelson. Mlllnrd. Neb,
Millard
precinct tt
3. U. Qulnn, Klulv.rn, Vir. Chicago
precinct.
George R. Ennle, Waterloo, Neb.
Waterloo prpclnct. ...
?r laicoii, nuey, ,eu., Plane
Valley precinct
George Phalen, Florence, Neb .
fnkn
preainct.
STATE SENATE.
Frank T. Ransom (petition), 11$ South
Thirty-fourth street
E. K. Howell, 401. Izard street.
George Holmes (petition).
John M. Tanner, 1530 North Twenty-
. . . . - -
,.-"lrt V.' Tn?,'.i...
rZi .MW.
James O'Hara, 316 North Sixteenth
street.
Jeff W. Bedford, 922 North Eighteenth
street.
Daniel Hannon, 2419 F street, South
Omaha.
,t""V
William Neve (petition), 4160 Burt
John IS. Reagan (petition),
Lee Herdinan, SS02 Farnain street.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Jerry A. Llnahan, 4320 Fort street.
Carl T. Self. 31C6 Meredith.
Frank II. Good. 4014 X street. South
street.
Joseph I. Holland. 9S1 North Twenty-
fifth street.
Thomas 1). Murray. 1143 Park avenue.
John 1. Negley, 1909 Capitol avenue.
C. L. Ncthawny, Florence, Nob., Unlod
precinct.
J. R, Krnr.. northeast corner Railroad
avenue and Mndlson, South Omaha.
J. H. Bulla. 421 North Twenty-second,
South Omaha.
Henry Anderson, Florence, Neb.
George E. Yager. ISIS North Eighteenth
street.
John C. Barrett, 1316 Harrison street,
.touth Omaha.
Jerry Howard, 2310 N street South'
Omaha,
Henry C. Richmond, 2012 Deer Park
bouloVard.
Bon H. Scull, Commercial hotel, be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets, South Omaha.
Francis Morgan, 1S23 Wlrst street,
Boh Holmes. 118 North Twenty-slxth.
'jmwiP. Bre.nnan 61S North Sixteenth
Gerald M. Drew. 1410 North Thlrty
thlrd street.
PROGRESSIVE.
Sherlff-M.
W. Morrow. 4910 Cass,
Dundee.
T) ..1 .... .. f n.m.ir. V rPnrbtt,.-..
. ""i .-'I."". - ""-
ini ortn I wenty-sixtn street.
County Surveyor Lewis Bllckensdorfer.
4460 Farnam.
For County Treasurer!
Oscar A. Helqulst,, 2638 Franklin street
William Lampman; 1807 Lothrop ntreet
Hiiiwrintendent Publlo Instruction B.
H. Rowan. 2213 Howard. ,
Coroner Carl 11. Johnson, 2314 North
Twenty-flfth street,
County Attorncy-'Anson H. Blgelow,
252i Cass street.
County Commissioner Second district
Charles F. Kuncl. 1C1B Lincoln avfnue!
a. J. Barak, 240S South Twenty-ninth
street. Fourth district, M. Anareasen
1012 North Eighteenth street bouth
Omaha.
Btate Senator C. E. Byars, Valley, Net).
Harry E. Ryan, 367 Seward street
William W. ward, 3318 Bouth Nine
teenth street. a-1"
Grant Parsons, E303 North FprlVSecond
strret.
Klmer A. Johnson (petition). 315b Mason
street.
Legislature Luther George Musk, 2319
North Flfty-olffhth nvonue, Benson.
I ..... I 1. Ul.n.l.n. 9119 HaiiII. Thl.lu.
..nuncn . wuuiiii vir, .v tviii
tlitnl Uttef, Omaha; c. it. Young, 4wj
Center street, Omaha; C. W. Thomas. 2714
n street. South Omuha; E. M. Syfert.
Twenty-fourth and Farnam (New Ham-
Ilton), Omaha; C. T Smith. 1118 North
Forty-sixth street, Omaha; Olaf, F. Nel-
win 2229 South Thlrty-second street,
Omaha: Orln 8, Merrill. 2220 M street,
South Omaha; Samuel Maneuso, 1026 Eouth
Twenty-tlrst etreet, Omaha: George A
Keyser, 442J Parker street, Omaha; E. C,
Hols. 4407 Giand avenue, Omaha; E. C.
llulsteud. 5120 Izard street. Omaha; Will
F. Burnlck. 701 North Twenty-fourth
street. South Omaha; It G. Van Ness,
1224 South Seventeenth street, Omaha.
SOCIALIST.
t'herlff Thor. Jorgenson. 1051 Park ave
nue. For Police Judge:
J. F. Chase. 1004 North Twenty-seventh
street. South Omaha.
N0NPAETISAN.
COUNTY JUDGE.
Bryce Crawford, 1812 Lothrop street.
1 revolver and fired, after which he ran
out of tho office and disappeared.
! Examination dlHdosed that Mr. Ander-
son had been shot In the lung and that
the bullet had lodged near the lower
spinal column. The wound is serious,
On the theory that the would-be-ns-
sasstn was an agltutor for tho Indus-
I tho Industrial Workers and amsted sis
men. All
hooting.
denied knowledge of thu
Everybody rrads Bee. Want Ads.
Buy
Unitod Cigar Stores
Common
IW'iudlom ot par t1u to 1 10. CO mVn It
poiilbU tor Urn nd tmall lavntora to buy
tod boll thU nock It U the greatest inAui.
ItUI Inrmtroent of the tlmee. We bite rlnle4
tn efciuiUe ret leer of In poealtilllllec. Coir
free on rrnueit. .Send for Circular No. 21 K
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