T1IH IJKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY. XOVHMHKIl 20, 101.').
01
REAL ESTATE WF.ST 8IDK
nKAL KHTATF WEST KIPK
pecial Sale!
We will hold a special sale of $450.00 and $.m00 lots in
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS, Satunlny, P. M., Nov. 20th.
Every lot to grade; every lot provided with water, sewer,
jrns and cement sidewalk, all paid for. While those are not the
host lots in the Addition, they are the best lots over offered in
Omaha at the price. Don't pet it in vour mind that these are
cheap lots. They are not. They aro GOOD LOTS AT DIRT
CHEAP PRICES and on easy terms. All. we ask is for you to
eee and decide for yourself. These prices good for three days
only. -
Right in town, near car and jitney line.
TERMS, $9.00. to $10.00 a lot cash, and $9.00 to $10.00 a
month. . .
Take Leavenworth car or jitney and get off at 45th Street
or call our office and go in automobile.
Benson & Carmichael
Tel. Douglas 1722.
RRAfi ESTATE LOANS)
CITY property
W. H. Thomns,
Larre Inana a epe'-lalty.
rjr Htate Punk Bldg.
iTr AND ivi.for liiinn on hM Hum elf jr
residences 'in amniinli 12 JM up, also
farm loan. Krnaonnble rnmmlsalone.
I'KTKHB TRTKT '., K.?i Kamnm Ft.
OMAHA homes. Kiist Nebraska farm.
O KEEFK RF.AL EfTATB X..
Omh National. Phone Douglas tTlI.
HnNKT on band for city anil farm loans.
H. W. Kinder, City National Ttan HMg.
fie' CITT i At ASH. c. O. r.rlberg. til
v It Hr.nd- Theater Bids.
HEAL ESTATE TVOflTB rTTK
C42 Paxton Block.
tDR REST FOR RENT
Vwralsaed Hmbh, lloaaee ana (otlaifl,
KOTTNTZB PLATE private home: suit- Mlecellnaeawe.
abla 1 or I; board optional. Webster fcTWt. y -r-x a Kxp- c- moving,
R)R RENT-IXc. 1 lane furnished room: lA.IVGGQ lacking torage.
private bath; lanre closet; have good eea..wwv iart pam,, p. !.
reference . Well located. H. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
' Fra)laa Ilosjaee. SEPARATE, locked rooma, for hotiso-
WKST TARNAM. ..AS" ilLaomi l. packing
rUn,U1 Ist oMAH'vAN AND BTORAOH CO..
Beven room-Tili 1 rnodeVn. piano player. - 8' "th Ht" " .
ate.; paved etreet; half block to oar. tX.00 ROOM 8, strictly modern; nice.
AMERICAN BBCU1UTY CO.. homelike place; lino yard; M0 Frank-
T9 B ITth Bt Douglas toil lln Bt.
Jfi.u0 rooma; strictly modern cottage;
Cafarnlakra Rooms, paved etreet; practically new house; 111
ONE or I unfumlahed rooms, strictly mod- fcherwood Ave.
era; parUee without children. P. tout BCOTT AND HILL. CO.
; : pong iae ix.
Ilae)seealas7 Rosai. .
TWO TJNFTTRNI8HF.D rooma for light a.ereo ail Offieee.
housekeeping, on flrat floor, with prl- . FOR RKNT OR LBA8K.
rata entrance; partly modern. Call Col- At Tit South Hth St., Omaha, cold ator-
fag age rooma approximately 40x121) feet,
tTw-M-ra.-i-.i- ..n i cooled with Ice, railway aiding for two
f?. ZlftJZ l7 lv cr. "Ultable for fruit, vegetables, beer,
tilahed rms, heat furn.. private, H. im. m butr- chpH. Waller, phone
. . Heaeea aaa Cettga. 2M or 136 Uonton U, Council Bluffs. o
Jertt. t t a
a-ROOM eottage, newly decorated; rent
cheap; mod. except heat; atorra win- WANTED TO BLT
dowe. 5 Corby Ht. Web. IS.. rr
- -v.';rr."; n . 1A1 order concern will pay caah for
FOR Rt.NT-6-room houae. all rnndern it of names; prefer email towna and
eonvenlencea, H block to car, eMS N. rural sections; qulca action required. Ad-
vth HU M. A. Tast, 515 N, th Bt Phone drexa A m, Hye.
iLr1..?'.73: . GOOD i or frown, well located, clear
b!X-KCH)M houae, modern, ftttl N. Zkl. house, around 12,60. Fay tor it In clear
ta. Coh-ax' Kf71. lots. Colfax 4l.
KOM KlilNT-6 rms., furnlahed; electric , . v, ,.,. i 1
Kh heat and mmm not N eith Ave WK pw Chicago prices for aluminum
Jltghtjpeat ana gaa. 7,M w. tn Ave. acrap caatlnga. Paxton-MUchell Co.
I ROOMS, newly decorated, good loca- a.rl(.,lv n,h r.,. ,. wh trm '
tton, nar car; special Inducement, to Ptrictiy hiah gratia piano. Web. tiM.
dewlrable tenant. Phone Webater Ti. Yale buya everything 2l hand. Web.
T 1NU 7-room house, t2d and Evans Bts.,' WANTED-econd-hand leather belting.
With good garage; rant, any also or quantity. Leather Preserver
V. FBaVk! ' Co.. MJ W. Jackaon Blvd.. Chicago. XII.
TVwig. 1 Neville Blk.
t-ROOM house. I61 Charles; all modern
exrept heat. Inquire Ibti Chariee. WANTED TO BORROW
2.. t,mmit 8t.. 7-rooai houae II1
PViTKHB TRUST CO., ltfet Farnam H4
llt.00
bIK-llOoM eottage modern except heat.
1(43 N. mo Bt. rnone weoster ma.
RKNT TREK FOR TWO WEEKS Nice
eight-room nouns; newly decorated:
modern axoept heat storm windows and
poors; price reduced to $1. Web. lutO.
FOR 6MALL. P"AM1LT -Entire upsUlrs
of residences t aloe large rooms and
bath; mod ifti except bat; clean and
comfortable; 110. Web. tuto.
Rent Reduced
yiea fr-room house, modern except heat;
storm windows: arranged (or two fami
lies If so delred; rent J.U. Ull Corby bt.
lea Web, Jtl .
4U7 Plnney. a-r. brick flat. Web. Txl,
1 R'X)MS. IVTI Charlea. H. Wai. MM.
J tKMM KT. -r. cottage. W. 1(0
FtR RtNT6-room, new, modern, up-to-date
brick flat I ISO Willows Ave.
Rent l. Tel. IX l. .
FOR RENT 8-room, new, all modern
house at 1710 Deer Park Blvd., aoruaa
from park. Inquire at HOC Peer Park
lilvd.
fclluCTLY modern. 3-r.. llauacom Park,
cottage, oak floors, li. Tel. liar. 4-.
1-hOoM, modern, HVf. Poppletow Ave.
Jji lUfcltN 7-room houae. lUPark Ave.,
$30. Phone Harney 16
clone In. modern. tUH B. E2d et..t2&.00
PETKKS TltUHT CO., Ut Farnam Ht o
27 PARK AVK e-room mod. home, Mi
garace extra. Carey Cleaning Co. H.1M.
fc-liovU cottage. XXX H. Uia SC. 114.
Water paid-
, ALL modern, fine repair, k-r.; t3H sV
tvth Bt.. near Mason.
NICK a-rton cottage, part modern, big
yard tSb 8. 1Mb.
y Weal.
TO N. 7th Ave. (facing Central BJvd).
Alt modt-m seven-room houae, four bed
roema upalalra, a2.W. 11. 11. lloyle. Tel.
lf5.
FOR RENT.
Harney Bt.. modern 10-roont brick
houne; hot water heat. Inquire T, J.
m.1n, TeL II. 10M. D. 1S1.
WtST PARS AM e-r.. all modern home;
pretty corner lot. S3H Davenport Ht.
PKTKRg TRI'ST CO.. 16.1 Farnam Pt o
1 HAVE a party who wanta to borrow
11,600 private loan, to be paid back 1100
a monin; win ay i per cent interest and
aeoure the loan by a flrat mortxtm an a
good Iowa farm. This Is absolutely safe
security. Signed, James L. Dowd. 1116-10
v. w. vv.
IUCAIj ESTATE
FARM RANCH LAN tig FOR SALE
Iowa.
FOR BALE or exchange, my 13,000 equity
la a la-aore. eaatern Iowa farm. i-Sr.t.
claas improved land, city property or
stock of goi-di. For particulars address
FARM iXK BALE acres at
. ir. ik i.a ei once; a gooa stock
(arm. with running water, two wells and
fair buildings, miles north of Counoil
bluffs. I tulles of Weston, Phone J-l,
Cresoent. o
Hlaanuta.
ML or 1 acres good heavy soil, well
mm. vi ivgu cuuiiir, jninu.;
food roads, schools and churches. Price,
16 to Uu per acre. Terms, fl per acre
cash, balance l per acre a year; 6,ou0
acres to select from. Bohwab llroa., 10JI
Plymouth Hide-,. MlnneaiKilla. Minn.
10) ACRES, Meeker county, Minnesota;
100 under cultivation; clay loam soil:
balance hay meadow and pasture;, good
buildings; 1,0 per acre; easy terms. Au
guat Benson, ft. 6. Lltch field, Minn.
Mekraaka.
FOR AL-40 acres, I miles from Kim
ball. Neb.; near railroad atatlon; lli.w)
per aora. Will oonelder Omaha (clear)
reaidence prolwrty in part payment Ad
dreaa !. Bee office. South Omaha.
DIRT CHEAP My 140-a, farm, miles
from Klnviiall. 3.0m In Improvementa:
c2?1 ? 'rni . P' acre if sold
within M days. R. D. Wilson, Kimball.
Neb.
IDJl
4
MI
li
4a
Mla4Mrllaareaa.
Pariflo Bt, rms., mod. ex. heat3K.00
B. z-d Bt. T rooms, all modern.. M 60
Chicago Ht, t-r., mod. ex. heat.. DO. 00
Rlocr Bt, e-r., mod. ex. heat.. 1 M
N. loih Bt., s-r., mod. ex. heat.. Is. 00
Ohio Bt, rms., titod. ex. heat. 11 IU
Phter Bt, I rms., mod. ex. heat 14 00
vw,-r - , m-r.t 1 1 moaern., U.MI
P1RKETT CXIMPANY,
We Rldg. Dourlas tSI.
B. 1.J fct . i-r., all ntod. houae.. Ki. (4
r. mi m., a-r. an num. nouae.. zi.bo
Fpencor t. e-r.- an mod. houae.
Urace Bt. t-r., part mod. huliao.
Cail'nl Ave., t-r.. hnu."
ALFHKri V KFVNKI1V OO
Flret Nat. Hrk II i. IVmelaa 71
16 0
11. "JO
NEW YORK FARMS FOR
SALE
RENTER, DOMT DLAMB FAILURE
IN LIFE TO LACK OF OP
PORTUNITIES. Her la one today, waiting for you to
graap. 4ll-ai-re farm, new houae and barn,
orchard, wooda. village and summer re
y.rt. 1 mile y recuse, state macad. road
all the way. 'price, ILK); ijoo caah, ltM
yearly.
THIS UAKC1AIN OFr8ET8 All KX
PROKIT ANL LEAVt8 A "ANDSOME
Ss-acrs fruit farm that turns off tl.WO
yearly. Price. M.eju.
WHY TRAVEL. ABOUT LOOKINQ
FOR BUBlNESbf
lW-acre- farm; buildings worth t,000.
Price. 6,000; tw) eaah, tA yearly. Write
for pholoa.
R. It fare one way to purchaser.
E. Munson,
I4M P. Pallna eH.. Byraouae. N. T.
GlobeVan&Storage
ttorea, mov. pneas. ahlrs; t-horsv vsa
and I men, I: ui t.r. ; aturaae C pee
rrw. tatlaiajia.w aunr It. tu, Ty. 11
Gordon VanCo.5
ri.MHK-IN BNAP.
14?5 V. 20th St.. -r. mod. ex. heat in
good repair; paving paid. I'rlre $2,i0. .
cash and M per month. Inveatikate this
at onoe i
HAHP BROS , 1ftX McCsrue TtMg.
CONTRACTOR'S SALE
Am going south, must sell, my new 7
room home, beautifully finished: 4 clear
lots well lorated, 1 rhortagn. Price no
ob tret but muat he all caah; also Mitchell
special auto In fine condition, furniture,
paint, lumber, everything goes.
PHONE COLFAX 4193.
1824 8AHLER.
REAL ESTATE SOUTIT SIDE
NEAR MANSCOM PARK
13)0 CASH &M MONTHLY.
A good chance for you to buv and on.
CUIiV vour nan hnm lnr ,,1 .1 A.v,A.
rooms all modern; paving paid; garage;
, enrniunuinga. it s worm your while
InvealiKating.
1-ATK INVESTMENT COM PA NT,
6th Floor Omar Nat. Bank Bldg.
Douglas 1781. O
REAL ESTATK ISVESTMUXTS
For Two Days
Ve offer 60 ft. on Farnam near" JOlh
r W5.000. Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Daadee,
Buy Now
Dundee Lots
This fine comer lot Is a bargain ' at
the pries asked. Address, northeast cor.
ner botn and issrd; paved streets, water,
sidewalk. Hlxe lfHlX Can be cut Into
I good slsed south front lots. Price Is
very reasonable. Be sure to see about
this Investment
Creigh. Sons & Co.
Douglas 100.
Mg Bee Bldg.
New Dundee Home
Save $500.00
New S-room strictly modern home. In
cluding sunroom and sleeping porch, oak,
mahogany and white enamel (Inlsh. South
front High and sightly location. Must
be sold by December 1. Call Walnut 143L.
REAL ESTATE: FOR EXCHANGE
EXCELLENT BUY OR EX
CHANGE, ;
1.000 acres, finest Kimball county land,
all clear and excellent, Omaha Income
property, well located. Total cash value,
),miO. Want flrat-olass downtown, im
proved or unimproved business property,
or substantial apartment houae. Give de
tails In answer or make appointment No
answers wanted except on desirable proit
erty. Will give or recelv a small cash
difference or will assume mortgage, Ad
drea, C. 4M Bee.
NEAR S'th and Dodge Bta., t-rm. all mo.
home, In fine repair, very valuable lot:
a bargain for some one; terms or gmajl
property taken in exchange.
RASP BROS., lut McCagu Bldg.
REAL ESTATE MISOKLLAygQTJg
HAVE about J0 city lots In growing
city in Wyoming. Will trade for real
estate near or In Omaha. Make an offer.
niiiin-im m-ip. care lie
Read Them Every Day. It WIU Favl
The Want Ads In The Bee.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received by the Board of
Directors of the Short Line Irrigation
lil.trl t at their office in the Village ot
Bayard, Neb., for the purchase of ff.
teen thousand five hundred elghty-twa
dollars fsco value of the per cent
serial bonds of said district until l as
o'clock p. m. on the 7th day of December
1UI6; said bonds are Issued under and b
virtus of an Act of the legislature of tha
state of Nebraska, aprroved March teth
1W.S. Beaslon Lawa lfu. Chapter 70 and all
amendments thereto and pursuant to a
vote of the majority of the qualified eleo
tora of said UtHtrlct The Hoard expressly
reserves the right to reject any and all
bide and will In no event aell any of said
bonds for lsss than ninety-five per cent
of the face value thereof. By order of
the lioard of Dlrectora. "
(Blgned) CATHERINES ROBERTS
Secretary Short Una Irrigation District
B1DH will be received ut the city clerk's
office, Ida Grave. Iowa, up to 8 o'clock
P. in., November 30, 1W15, for paving cer
tain atrceta and alleys In aald city, esti
mated at tfi.UiO to oft.OOU yards, curbing,
etc. Plana snd iciflcatlons can be seen
at city clerk's office or at engineer's of
floe, K. C. Uaynor. Sioux City, Iowa. Tha
souncll reservt-s the right to reject any
or all bids. Certified check, 10 per cent of
bid, to accompany bid.
GEO. C. HUBBARD. City Clertc.
N30-d-5t
ut rt. inn pl TMiiw or Har. Ian.
t il 8. Ud 8t. t rooms and bath
a4 PranklLn et. t rooius and bath.
t-Ml Pranklln bt, I rooms and bath.
PHONE DOIHJL-AH
li'i N. lm tit., good t-r. cottage, part
modern; walking clintence; suvra car
faie. U. T. J. Hook. Dm N. lSih.
5u'il. t-r. cottage, full Litvrotf.t, rraaon
able to adulta IttT 8. tMh. Har. 4u
If K ti.e Central rarailure biureT't UKB
p. kvtaL i.iht
Maggard's
Van and Blaraaa
Co. Call us for es
Dmalu fur am w-
.-, paiko g. shipplAoV 11 a Webstar kt
I-uuk!os lni
kTAL Vft'M
4 MMU
1,1 Flt T I'I'V
fcnuvu is
Fbona Douglaa tS fur euaupleU list et
"bI bouans and aparUueuis; also fof
eti.taaa. n.ovloa. IMP and Jackauo go
WASTU. To buy oa monthly pay mania,
auall aure room, aim living roums
. ,. la CcuLrai school tLUUlct 1'hous
T . 4
lm a-i tnuiM of tb iiy.
WbMltl.
UPPKR WISCONSIN Best dalrv and
general crop atata In the union; aettljrs
Wanted; lands for sale at low prlcea tn
eaay trrnx. Ak for booklet 54 on Wlat'on.
sin CVntra! Land Grant. Kxcellent lands
fur alock r-ilnlng. If Interested in fruit
lands ek fur booklet on apple orchards.
Address Land and Industrial Dept. loo
Line Katlv. M nn-MimltH. Minn.
MlKtllnatwi.
ItAVU YOU A h'AHM Won KIT lr
Write a good dea-ripiion of your land
and send it to the Mioux City, (la Jcur-
lowa s aioai Powerful Want Ad
day evening. Saturday morning and every
haturdav evenina and Run. lav for one
month, giving sliteen sda n twelve dir.
lerem aays I or Hi or BO words. It or Ti
worria. ta.
largest circulation of any Iowa news,
paper. ZOO.Oml readers dally in four great
Slates.
FARMS WANTER
DdlRY ,,n" for rnt About 4g aerea.
Two rnUes from Counoil Plufra. One
or tbe beet dairy farms In the eouatry.
K acre. Ai ply to Oeorge fi. Clark.
U Pearl 6t Phoue 174. Council Bluffs, la.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
1 TO tl0.W made promptly. F D
"ii,aLBIdg:.J.tb Jfarnam Ptal
CI.TT. ,r,u "". 614. per cent
J. H. Dumont tV.. 411 Slate liank
A ''For e!e" ad will turn smoiid-iiaud
Iowa Coach Says
Huskers Are Among
Best Teams in West
"I don't have to tell you what I think
ot ths game tomorrow; all you have to
do Is look at our season's record." Thus
spoke Coacn Hawley of the Iowa univer
sity foot ball team as ha passed through
Omaha yesterday on ths Rock Island
enroute to Lincoln, where his charges
wilt battls Nebraska Saturday. .
Hawley Is very pessimistic as to ths
outcome of tha gam with the Corahuak-
ers. Iowa has a poor team this year,
there Isn't sny question of it, according
to Hawley. and ha only hopes that his
men can give ths Huskers a hard run for
their honors. Victory U merely a dream
which has little chance of coming true.
"Nebraska has one of the best teams
In the west." said Hawley. "if not .ths
btst and our only hop la to put up a
good, bard game full of Iowa fight"
Over MO Omahans are expected to go
to Lincoln for tha Iowa game, and the
home-coming. A special train wilt leave
Omaha over tha Burlington at 12 JO Sat
urday and will return at 6:Su. Tlckeu
are still on sale hero at Beaton's and the
loung Ueua Christian association.
... ; . I
KANSAS UIKLS I AKh UP
CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
University of Kansas wman atndanta
ara Invading more fields oeoupled by
me men than over be tore. Tha latest
Invasion at Lawrenos la la tha tin ft
cross-country running. Dr. Alloa Goets,
head of the women's physical training
department, la organising a girls cross
country running team.
Read Them Every Dey, It Will ray!
The Want Ads in Tbe Lee.
HUSSAHE ENTERS
DENIAL OF FOUL
Turk Telli Story of Fint Meeting
with Stecher Two Yen
Ago.
UNDERSTOOD MATCH WAS DEAW
Dr F.D w. SMITH.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19 Speclal.) Tusslff
Hiissane claims that he didn't foul Joe
Ftecher ths first time they met In DoflKe.
Neb., back In 191.1, when Joe was first
coming out as a professional wreatler.
The Turk told the story ot that match
to a little group In a local gymnasium the
other day after he had finished a four
hour workout and was getting a rub
down a a finishing touch to a satisfac
tory gpell of training. He is preparing
for a second whirl at the Nebraska won
der, being slated to take him on Thanks
giving afternoon at Lincoln.
Doubtless the thousands of boosters for
the Nebraska star would like to hear
what Hussane has to say about that first
meeting. We'll give It to you Just aa It
was outlined to us In the Turk's broken
English. H says every word of it is the
truth and that "Farmer" Hums, who was
with him at tho time, will vouch for It
Here it la:
"Wa. first heard of Stecher some time
during 191S, and Burns decided we could
win a little money by going to Dodge,
his home town, to wre'stle him," Hussane
said. "Bo we got the match and bet 1W
on tho side. There was only 1180 In the
house, a I remember It, and we were
splitting It seventy-five and twenty-five.
He had his own referee, but I didn't mind
that, as I thought I could win so de
cisively that It wouldn't make any dif
ference. . .
Had Stecher a Mat.
"In two minutes I had him down and
had a half Nelson and a crotch lock on
him. I thought I had him down, but the
referee wouldn't give it to me. Bo 1
obanged my hold to a scissors and bar
arm lock,' and again got him down. This
time I again failed to get the referee's
eye, and ' wa got to our feet and stood
neck to nock,
"There were no ropes to the ring, and
there were plenty of arguments. Setcher
stopped and went over and took a sup of
water. I thought ho was ready to quit
but ha cams back again and started to
get rough. He gouged me in the eye, but
I didn't complain about that for I still
figured , I could beat him. We roughed
It all over and off tha mat, and he got
a scissors on me off the mat.
"He quit again and went over and took
a drink of water. I thought It was all
over then, but he came back and we
wrestled soma more. At the end of forty
five minutes Burns suggested that It t
oalled a draw and we both left the mat
Wa thought that was '.h way It was
to be decided, but the next day the
referee gave It to Stecher on a foul. They
wanted to lynch ma all the time and I
was glad to gat out ot Dodge with my
Ufa.-.
Roach Match All tha Way.
"If there was any biting he did It It
was a rough match all the way through
and probably plenty of fouling on both
sides.
"But what's tho use of talking about
that match T We ara going to meet again
and this time I hope to prove which la
tha better man by winning In straight
falls. I think. I can beat him, otherwise
I never would have consented to the
match. If ha beats me, all well and
good; I'll be tha first to take my hat
off to him and gay ha ta a real cham
pion."
Hussane probably will leave for Omaha
Sunday and finish his training for the
match there.
Heinie Zim Buys
Three New Hats in
the Same Morning
Heinle Zimmerman, thlrd-sacker of the
Cubs, Is known to have a keen love for
bright neckties. Many persons have heard
how Lew Ritchie, former pitcher of the
Cuba, would have no other roommate on
tho road than Heinle.
Often Zimmerman would go out and
purchase a couple of magnificent neck-
ties. He would bring them up Into the
room and try them on before Ritchie.
"How do you like that baby. Lew 7 '
Heinle would ask.
"Fierce; don't become you a bit"
, Immediately Zlm would discard the ties
and Lew, confiscating them, would wear
tha expensive patterns himself.
, It remained for Marney to spring a
new one on Heinle's tads. Marney Is
keeper of the pass gate at the Cub park
and knowa most of the players and their
habits.
'I went- out walking one morning this
summer with Zlm," said Marney. "We
met a friend of his on the street who
was wearing a swell hat. Zlm Immedi
ately bought It from him.
"We took the car for downtown. As we
strolled along Monroe street Zim spotted
a hat In a window that struck his fancy.
Wa wont Inside and he bought It, leav
ing his other new one there to be thrown
away.
"And, by George, If we dIJn't turn the
corner on BtaVa street run into another
store and Heinie purchased a third hat
there, leaving his second lid to be
canned."
Some Difference
When the Athlete
Is Paying Own Way
It makes a big difference whether one
la traveling at ons's own expense or not,
and ball players ara no exception. Tbe
athlete who will rave If there Isn't a bath
and piano in his hotel room during the
season is quite unmindful of the scarcity
ot these little luxuries during the off
season. Which will servo to Introduce
Bid Keener's amusing little comment on
ths departure from St. Louis at the end
of the season of "Baby Doll" Jacobson.
Scribbles Keener:
"The athlete was going on tha T o'clock
train. It was then :. Did Hill go out
and hall a taxl7 BUI did not. BUI
leaped aboard a Grand avenue car and
carried his suit cases in his hand. Did
he have a -lower berth? He did not He
was dodging lower bertha and dining
cars. ' He stopped at ths station to
get a bits before ho got on tha train. It
makes a difference when one is traveling
at his own expense.
'. llts Rwaa Deoaea A gala.
ATIANTA. Oi, Nov. M.P.S vision of
Qringta's prohibit on lawa. one of the
purjKdnsl f -r which th Irslaluture Is in
S icial session, was eouibUted today wne.i
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terries eK Bills designed particularly to
Iimiiii-B tr hi me alale all breweries,
loefcer clult and "near bear aeJuana."
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liemember toe
Story?
about the young man who used
to sit upon one of the stone walls
which surrounded his land and
wear out his shoes by kicking his
heels against the stones as he
dreamed of success which might
come to him were he in far off
lands?
And Remember, Too
about how he sold his land and went on
a wild-goose chase in search of the far off
land; sold his old land to an enterprising,
energetic young chap who noticed yellow
specks in the rock where the former own
er had clicked his heels? Yes, you know
it all, how the young man promptly tore
do.wn all the old stone walls and dug up
the "poor, old farm" for the rich gold ore
that was in it, how he became rich and
powerful while the other fellow chased
the elusive pot of gold at the end of a
rainbow!
The point is are YOU dreaming of
successes which MIGHT come to you in
other places, or are you looking with see
ing eyes 'for the opportunities right here
at hand? Omaha is full of them, oppor
tunities for the live young man who will
grasp them.
Take property, for instance: Real es
tate which was bought for "a mere song"
a few years ago is now quite valuable, and
likewise that which can be bought rea
sonably now will command much more
later on. Because Omaha is advancing,
surely. and steadily moving on in the for
ward march of progress.
It would be wise if you should turn at
once to the real estate columns of THE
BEE and look with seeing eyes at the
many opportunities which await you
there. Reliable realty men and builders
wish to serve you.
PtT-T!
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