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HKLP WANTED MALE
aaleaiuea aad Solicitor.
NEW too Kitrhrn Invention, cut house-
temperance drinks; 36 per cent commls
I II f , w t;i Will CUIIIIIlin- , l . - - ... .. . imir!ninrn I
ly drawing account Red I rJn,J?,'r- Aorn & Co.. 814 Hartford Bldg.. -r.
Mi 8. Main St.. 81. Loula. - "
ion; Mil week
I ron Company,
Mo. Dept. T.
AGENTS Roll a repeater, quick Bale.
bis profit, every household a possible
weealy consumer, one trial makes a
steady customer. Inscriptive circular
convince and free, sample proves. A. H.
Motter Sons, SJ13 arreu Ave., Chi
cago." AOK.NT8 Earn S50 weekly. We will show
Atih.NTS WANTlJl-10t per cent profit
selling useful specialty; used In homes,
hotels, stores and by auto owners; good
repeater; sample free. Auburn Speoal
tiew Co., !ept. IW2, Auburn, N. Y.
ACT vjL lClv! Automobile gasoline goinu
up, oell Uaao-Tuntc. Squats gaaoinie at
Jc a gallon. Eliminates carbon. Dollar
an hour profit, bales Guaranteed. White
Mfg. Co.. Iept. 10. Cincinnati, O
AtiKiNTS Amasing invention. (8 dally
In per cent profit, new business, no
uU nw ito wur latest is a corner. I , VI,"-, " " i I X """ i i " wnilo learning. We absolutelv guar-
rite quick. Snyder. Box m. Ft. Collins, I ; 'J?. hr. nK.hnl nd ' 'very answer to this ad. 'e make
ro 7". Micros st lalnh'"iUe" Mf-1 no --harge whatever. Write today. Tha
HhT agent, proposition out. earn from gj-V1- 7 ,' J Credit and Reference Co.. Dept.
tft to I2 dally easy. Something new. .i'. fni1 n"""'" from W .J;1I. City. Neb.
F.very family wants it . Write qu.ck for tr &mtTwr. '"'J K.VK.ItNVKNTrO?luNS-Thou.n1l
particulars Advance Co.. Waupaca. Wls. J,0.'' "h"w. wJ.n,rtow"' b,nh.g aJ,d of sniolntinents to ha made. Fre. M,k.
- : ' I - ' v 1 c . n 1 ni mi 1 e- ft L H 1 1 1 f IIP MTIIO 1 1 I
competition. World's best home massago ; missions paid weekly; state exuerie ice
limcunie. trks by walerpower. ueugnta u K. Howell, Station C. Cleveland O '
both sexes. Write for particulars and I jr-.-v. .,, , :
free book on beauty and health. Address MLhSJIN-rpabli specialty man for
Mlackstone Co., IU Meredith Uldg., To-: Nebraska; staple line on new and ex
ledo, O iceptional terms; vacancy now; attractive
HiRAPK JIICB CHEW1NO OUM-tiell to
all storekeepers, etc. Looks and taslea
like grapes, i roiitatilo business bulit up
quickly with this novelty. Write today.
helmet Oum Co., Cincinnati. Q.
SAL.ESMEN La.rge eastern manufac
turer of popular linoleums requires ad
ditional selling agent to call on dealers
In email towns with staple line of proven
merit; fine opportunity for side line
salesmen wishing to increase Income; at
tractive commission arrangements, goods
sell from lithographs; Write fully. Ad
dress P. O. Box 4t.l, Madison Square bla
tjonew York City.
MONEYMAKERS" uL'iDEbOuK MAUA
Z1N1&, Xc postpaid; eiillntens you
richly. New Ceututy Supply, Lies Moines,
Iowa. Advertising rate, c word.
A GEN To Try our ofiice and factory spe
cialty; 1O0 per cent i-rotlt.. Write at
once; we will send you tiee particulars.
C. J. feUckney & .o., Wnervllle. O.
AGENTS wanted In every town to sell
our vulcan.zeis to auto owners. Big
proilts. amith Mfg Co.. Omaha.
bALESMEiN W hole time or aide line; 10
minutes' time pays you 10; pocket sam
ples; prompt couiii.i8iLns state territory
covered. Elwuod Mfg. Co., inc., 1118
Michigan Ave., Chicago.
STEEL, changeable signs, outsells every
thing, merchants buy; M enameled let
ter sample, mailed, Lie. Convex Sign, lii
N. L'earuorn, Cnicago.
MAN wanted 10 represent Chicago manu
facturer of tuel saver, endorsed by
many owners of flat and office buildings,
factories, stores, residences, eio., and
recommended by leading contractors and
builders; guaranteed to reduce fuel ex
pense at per cent to Ml per cent ana sens
useil
hen properly pteseuled by man
ding and reaponsibil.ty in Ills .
rtf Atnnillna
community; there la an unlimited field
and any man with ordinary business ex
perience can seil and install; reliable man
who can satlnfv as to responsibility can
n,.A im lha u.'.irlf With ItlA C.rlA.ntV of ' I-
making several thousand dollars in the j
next few months. Address Crown Fuel
Saver, Stock Exchsnge Bldg., Chicago,
111.
IF SALARY of lloo per month and com
missions, with liberal expenses. Interest
you, addreaa Dept. Z!9i. 29 9 Indiana Ave.,
Chicago.
S1DE1-L1NERS make fM per week or bet
ter, during January, February and
March; samples free. The J. F. Meek
Co., Coshocton, Ohio. o
SALESMEN make big money selling our
punch board deals. Address Belirend
Bros., 4S47 Adams St., Chlcaso
SALESMAN wanted; experience unneces
sary, easy work, big pay; write for
large list of openings offering opportuni
ties to earn from J100 to 1600 a month
while you learn; address the nearest of
fice. . Dept. 439, National Salesmen's
Training Association, Chicago, New York,
San Francisco.
WE Dav salary I90ajnonth and expenses 1
to asents tor our new guaranteed fast
sellers; easy, steady, permanent work.
experience unnecessary. Rayburn Fac
torlus, I. 1444 N. Clark St.. Chicago. III.
AGENTS make big profits handling our
"Fast Selling Holiday Post Cards," ' Nov
elty Signs,'' "Holtuay Decorations," "Pen
nants, etc.; ,uoJ varieties; demand un
limited; writs today for free catalogue.
Sullivan Co., 1234 W. Van Buren St., Chi
cago, III.
REPRESENT well rated factory manu
facturing exclusive patented staple arti
cles; no canvassing; experience unneces
sary; by devoting all or spare time you
should make big money. Pease Manuiac
turlng Co.. Desk 99, Broadway, Buffalo,
N. Y.
AGENTS, young or old, make big money
easy selling our new Christmas special
ties; cleur $j to $10 daily; write for tree
catalogs Cruver Co. Jackson & Campbell,
Chicago.
AGENTS Use our capital, jump Into big
permanent business; new automatic fuel
saver; fits any stove or furnace; saves 25
per cent fuel; exclusive territory. States
Mfg Co., i Consolidated Bldg., Chicago
SALESMAN WANTED We have an
opening ior a live hustling salesman for
the small and medium size towns In the
vicinity of Omaha to sell our high-graue
line of Buperla paintings (fac simile oil
paintings) and Buperla gravurea (repro
ductions In one tone), to consumers at
popular prices, making shipments througn
local dealers; exclusive territory and lib
eral commission to the right man; one
having had experience selling direct to
consumers (house to house canvass); give
age, experience, references and all other
Information in first letter. AddreBS The
Cincinnati Fine Arts Company, Cincin
nati, Ohio.
SECURITY salesmen to sell an Industrial
preferred stock; 16 per cent commission.
Address Y 144, Bee. o
MAKE $30 to tiiO selling our new 0u
canaTe power gasoline table and hang
ing lamp for homes, churches, stores
and halls; costs 1 cent per night. Ex
clusive territory. Dept. No. 21, J. B.
Hall A Co., S2 isouth Wabash Ave., Chl
caKQ. RAINCOATS Direct from factory .to
wearer for men. women and children.
We specialise In two numbers. Agents
price U.U). Retail price uo. Our agents
average six coats daily. Writ today for
details. Better still, to save time send
money order for sample. All charges pre
paid. Money back any time you return
sample. This Is the season. Get busy and
clean- up. Standard Raincoat Co., Cleve
land. Q.
WILL you trade me your spare time fur
SJ0 a week? I have a wonderful offer
for an ambitious man In every com
munity. No canvassing. Butler, 671
Factories Bldg., Todelo. P.
MAN to give away premiums to ad
vertise Rogers' years silver, to! per
month and commissions. All or part
time. A. ('line. 140 Copeland Bldg., Phlla
rtelnhla. Pa.
AGENTS SOU per cent profit. Free
samples gold sign letters for store and
office windows. Anyone can put on.
Metallic Letter Co., 4J6 N. Clsrk. Chi
rsgo. SALESMEN to call on hardware, gro
cery, variety and general stores in the
smaller towns to carr your direct fac
tory lines of enamelware, earthenware
and seml-porc elaln ware; salesmen hav
lng an established territory preferred.
We pav liberal eommloslona each week
and samples being pocket sise will not
interfere with regular lines; write at
once for territory If you are Interested
In a good legitimate line at honest prlcs)
thst will build a repealing business. In
replying give home address and at least
two references. l imed Manufacturers
Co.. 1102 American Truat Bldg., Cleve
land, O
SALESMAN Excellent permaoent posi
tion now open for capable salesman In
Nebraska; staple line for general retail
trade; liberal commissions: $.16 weekly
advance. Ralph H. Ide, 31-47 Williams
Bldg. Detroit
SALKSmAN Vacancy Iec. 1. Experi
enced any line to sell general trade
in central west; unexcelled specially
roponllion: commission contract; $3
weekly expenses. Continental Jewelry
Co.. 66-47 Oontuiental Bldg.. Cleveland,
Oiilo. .
HELP WANTED MALE
tlin ( Solicitors,
-i.hMK.N Thirty minutes' time will
bring you lift dur; splendid Income
on reorders: fifteen minutes' talk to re-
merchant a. ta n. rf.r-
circular, in vA.,r ,.tt . ' ". .-.
Hi nSKSr." ,.."V Y,?. f""!
o ; H IOH-CI..AS.H specially mlramiin for .4.
eru-.mg work to reprcnent bl manu
raclurlng corporation; commission con
tract with weekly advances; growing
business with bright future for rlulit
man. 8lcg Manager, JioS Jackson Blvd.,
I hicafro.
SALMKN to sell th. livo.t nn.ikul.
tion on the market today; articles are
eoici in naidwnre. electrical and automo-
now. Telesign
North Clark St..
nioago."
SAI.KSMEN-$45 to wooklv selllnsr
auto owners, thresher men and farmers,
nigh grado line of advertised 01N.
gr. ses, etc. Wg demand. Illeral c ro
mission. Halso on Co., Iept. 7. Toledo.
O. Council Hluffa, la,
COMTETENT salcpmen or merchant
preferred ly we-ll rated Cleveland con
cern to sell merchants greatest specialty
I of tho dav: t:ki to ajn n. n.nnk.
i commission contract for balance
nd 19 6; t'A wceklv for etie
K. Blxler Co., HI, 47 Carlin Bldr. Clevo-
iitna, J.
WANTED 1 young men willing to earn
from ia to Mu per week, aocordlng to
their abll ty. Will be taken out and
shown how to sell the proposition. Apply
8 an Monday morning, O. R. Jenkins, 812
Hatrd Block.
COAL, agents wanted in every town; get
a trial car. I. M. Cox. No. Platte, Neb.
GOOD opening for experienced, Industrial
insurance salesman; no lnpse debit;
apply st once, 616 Brandels Bldg.
AOENTS-Share In Immense Christmas
profits; our agency system sure for old
or new. Particulars free; clean and sure.
Oreyson George Co., Box 784, Little Rock,
Ark.
CARTS1DKS IRON RUST SOAP CO.,
4"ii4 Lancaster Ave.. Phlln lelphls. Pa.
Gartslde'a Iron Rust Soap (Trade Mnrk,
Pi wit and CopM'iMlit regiBicred in the U.
S. Patent Olflce) removes Iron rust. Ink
and all unwashable stains from clothing,
marble, etc Good seller, big margins,
agenta wanted. The original 2oo a tube.
Beware of Infrlngments and the penalty
for making, selling and using an In
fringed artclle. o
WANTED Expert specialty salesman to
sell our line of self-measuring oil
handling devices to the general store and
garage trade In Kansas and southern
Missouri. Excellent proposition to cab
able salesman having good record. Ad
oress, with references, B. F. Bowser Sk
Co., 907 Syndicate Trust Bldg., St. Louis.
WONDERFUL opportunity; start as our
aaent: becoma manufacturer: every
day necessities; fastest repeat sellers:
,pagt 40 WPeky; sample, free. Frederick
jj0tjl Co-i 533 Warren St., Boston. Moss.-o
BARN S0 weekly selling collection cab
inets to merchants. Write for free sam
ples. Savers Co., 661 Laclede Bldr. St
ixnna mo
SELL advertising pipes; sample
nd nar-
ticulars free.
Japanese Novelty Co.,
Clinton. Ia.
WANTED Salesman to call on grocers,
general stores and confectioners In
small country towns. 25 per cent commis
sion. Mo weekly drawing account. Crown
Cider Co., 207 8. Commercial St., 8t
Louis, Mo. Dept. 4- o
WE PAY $36 a week and expenses to men
with rigs to Introduce poultry com
pound. Yeafe contract. Imperial Mfg.
Co., Dept. 78, Parsons, Kan. o
DRUNK, sick or crazy not us, but our
plan lets you collect the money and
keep It all. We get ours later. ,U. 8.
Mfg. Oo,, Dept. 76, Columbus. O. o
AGENTS Get newest, o.
direct from makers. Full list free. Nat'l
Agents' Assn. 122 Michigan Ave., Chi
cago. o
WANTED specialty salesmen to sell ad
vertising slides to merchants on a
commission basis. Splenold side line for
!'ve w 1' salesmen. New York Ad vert la
I'"g '"ide Co., Tribune Bldg.. New York.
WANTED specialty traveling salesman
to sell our newspaper advertising serv
ice to merchants and banks In small
towns. We offer exclusive territory on
strictly commission bais. Big money to
right man. National Engraving Com
pany, lf.4 Nassau St., New York. o
AGHNTS, handle latest sensation. Little
Marvel, self-llghttng burner attach
ment; just out; flta any burner; retails
15c; made by makers of famous Simples
lighter. Call, write, Automatic; Gas Ap
pliance Co., Inc., 23 East 14th St.. New
York. o.
AGENTS wanted; own your own busi
ness: sell Flitch vegetable soap; write
for free cample. J. A. Frltch, bt. Louis,
Mo. o
AGENTS Large manufacturer wants re
liable men, women, to sell guaranteed
hosiery, underwear, shirts, direct to
homes. Write for free samples. Madison
Mills, (88 Broadway. New York. o
SALESMAN wanted for leather goods,
calendars, advertising specialties;
strong line for banks; exclusive terri
tory; liberal commissions; canvassers and
brokers keep off. Banker' Supply Co.,
Iowa City, la.
Factories s4 Troeloa.
WT5 need men; had to turn down two
jobs per week lately; get In; learn y
our method; get one or these jobs. Cata
logue D. B. free. Nebraska Automobile
School. 2406 Leavenworth St.
MOl.EK
BARBER COLLEGE
LEARN the barber trade by our. sys
tem of expert Instructions and fre ellnlA
Positions waiting. Call or write for cata
logue. Omaha. Neb., A. B. Moler, Pres.
WANTED Practical furrier and opera
tor. Sober, industrious man. Write, giv
ing details. Cedar Rapids Hid at Fur
Co., Cedar Rapids, la. -o
Drug btore Snaps, jobs. Kneist. Be Bldg.
LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.
Trt-Clty Barber college; low rate tuition.
Including set of tools; wages paid; eleo
trio DULsaag. hydraulic chairs; oatalogu
free. 1124 Douglas St.. Omaha
LEARN to operate a gas tractor; equip
yourself to command h-igheet going
wages. The Bull Tractor School of Gas
Trautioneerlng opens November 29; an
other term January t and the spring term
January SL Courses provide good tech
nical and practical training. Lecture
room and demonstrations at the school.
A thorough, practical course. Tuition
only $10 per term. Answering, advise
what term you prefer. Address Bull Trac
tor Company, School Department. 2700
University Ave., B. E-, Minneapolis
MECHANICAL draftsman wanted.
ply 424 Bee Bldg.
Ap-
Useellaaeoaa.
RAILWAY mall clerk wanted; $75
month; Omaha examinations coming;
ample questions free. Write Immediately,
rranklln Institute. Dep't 14 J. Roches
ter. N. Y.
WANTED Names of high-class men
with unquestionable roenrd desiring
permanent salaried position In skiuth
America; postage for application and
particulars. N. 4k Co., Box 14J4, Dit
A., Los Angeles. o.
SALESMAN Larg eastern manufac
turer of popular priced linoleum requires
additional selling- agent to call on dealers
In small towna wilh staple In of proven
merit; fine opportunity for aide line ales
man wishing to Increase Income; attrac
tive commission arrangement: goods
ell from lithographs. Write fully. Ad
dress P. O. Box 416 (Madison Su- Sta
tion!, New York City.
WANTED A first-class grocery man to
take charge of our grocery dtt.; Ger
man preferred; must liave a good char
acter and reputation and furnish good
reference; none but experienced need ap
ply; slut wages. Becker 4t Co., Albion,
Neb.
GOVERNMENT position in postofflce,
railway mail and other branches are
food. Prepare for ''exam" under former
'. civil service secretary-examiner;
Booklet (t 86 free. Write today. Patter
son Civil Service bchool. Rochester,
Co..
HKLP WANTED MALK
MRN wanted Immediately to qualify for
milmud firemen, hrakemen. also for
'-. iwmn,
' "".mmy; avrv locality; experience un
and position
i!!Tfr: W-r Hallway I,.. .HIS k.
lxiuls, Mo.
monev made at home knitttnir
hosiery; machines furnished on time:
we buy or sell your goods, easy and con
stant work. Wheeler Co. tine), 33, Madi
son, Chicago.
fSrt monthly and exrnse. to travel, dis
tribute samp'ra and tske orders, or ap
point agents. IVrmancnt. Jap-Amerlcnn
Co., Chicago.
i RE
a collector. We aire you practical
experience we tea. h you free and pay
let telling where they are, what they
pay, with specimen examination ques
tions Nat l Cor. Institute, 4o0 Seventh
gt.. wsanington, u. c. o
A PLC- HODI E P MKN tor firemen,
brakemen. flM monthly. Railway, T
ft, Bee o.
GOOD MEN WANTED
at once to learn auto work to
fill positions which we have open
right now and are waiting for com
petent men. Lefcrn by our system
of actual work on autos. tractors,
alec, starting' lye. Free catalog
at once.
AMERICAN AUTO COLLEOB.
Kiol Karnam St. Omaha. Neb.
ARCHITECT.
of vear ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN
I M lea ! WANTS KMPM'IYMKNT. 10 YEARS' EX-Cevo-i1,KKltNCK.
NEW YORK Q1TV, Hl'Fif1-
ri.u. r. I., I'F.IKUII, fllil.ll, I
YEARS IN OMAHA. BliST Ol' REF
ER EN CES, GOOD SALESMAN, COl'LD
HANDLE MOST ANY 14N E Oh BCILD
INO MATERIAL tR sPECIALTlbW.
P. B. NEWMAN. 2fil N. 28TH ST.
ABL.EBOD1EU men for liremen, brake
men, 1M monthly; experience u n neces
sary . Adiiress Y ill. Bee. o
BECOME a detective. Eurn big pny.
Easy work. Travel. Excellent oppor
tunities. Write, Rubber City Secret Ser-
ABLB-BODIED men for firemen, brnke-
men; tuu monthly. Railway, Y 96, Bee.
W ANTED Names of ambitious men. 18
or over, wanting railway mall clerk
positions. 75.0ii month. Answer Immedi
ately. V 129, Bee.
HELP WANTED
Mali: ami i ehii.k.
V ANTED Man or woman to put out
leather ventilators. Write for sample
and particulars by mall. luo. U 8. Har
den. Hotel Neville. Omaha,
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Positiun as aieuiu fireman.
hotel clerk or ail around huuse and yard
luau. Call F. W. Cartel. Phone Douglas
nib!.
WANTED Position as housekeeper by
colored lady, good references. Tel. Doug
las 2406.
VUL'NU man, ii, wants bookkeeping or
any kind of clerical position; commer
cial college and public school education;
good p.niiia.n; accuiate and reliable; lujd
ernte salary. Phone W. 20ti0.
COLORED man, position as cook for
boarding house or restaurant. Web. 2u4.
NEAT colored girl wants light work. Tel
, Web. 4769.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants place
as chambermaid or dishwasher. Tel.
Web. 6027; ask for Ella.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wants position
as housekeeper for a couple of gentle
men. Phone South 2996.
V ANTED tenographlo position by
young lady; some experience. Col. 919.
POSITION as bar porter! lunch man,
stock or house man; hotel clerk and
buffet exnerlence: rellAbl hnnHt nnrf
sober; excellent reference. Will consider
any offer, city or out. B. Johnstone, 1821
Cas St. Phone Tyler H6I.
WANTED Job as house carpenter by
steady competent mechanic. Address
n in yrne avenue.
WANTED Position for light housework
and sewina bv middle
aged woman.
Phone South 2996.
A neat, competent, middle aged lady de
sires a position In a refined, private
family of two. No laundry work. Only
A-l need reply. Best city reference fur
nished. Web. 6263. Call between 9 a. m.
and 12 m.
FAMILY washing,
guaranteed.
Harney 7199. Work
REFINED German lady. 45 years, wishes
position as housekeeper In respectable
home. Without reference. 62S N. 32d St.
PERSONAL
THE Salvation Army Industrial home so
licits your old clothing, furniture, maga
tinea W collect. W d.strlbute. Phone
Douglas 4136 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new homo. lUO-LUi-1114
Dodge St.
Invalids Need
Pensions
$,009 StJBBSCRIPTlONS EARNS V0.
For the Invalid' Pension association.
The Ladles Home Journal. $1 00; Satur
day Evening Post, $1.60; Country Gentle
man. $1 ft). $98 needed In November. Your
order or renewal contributes 50 ecnts.
Please phone Douglas 716$ or address,
GORDON, The Magaslne Man, Omaha.
iuiuni:v citrtuinu, si; worK guaru
teed. Central Tin Shop. Douglas 4i4.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha a
stranger are Invited to visit ih Young
women' Christian association building
at 17th St. and St. Mary A., where
they will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Ixxik for
our traveler' guide at tho Union station.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
Wanted to Swap. Why not advertise
something that you no longer have any
us for and get something you really
need? it costs you nothing to loin ths
Swappers' club and yuu will find It lots
of fun swapping things. Write Room 1D4.
Be Bldg.. or phone Tyler lOuO.
AUTOMOBILE) For other automobile
bargains see the "Automobile' classlfl
catWn. ADDING machine; cost $300.00 new; excel
lent condition. Want Jewelry, book
cases, filing cabinets, automobile, good
stuck or anything of value. Address 8.
C. 6. Ml, Bee.
AUTO Light weight. 191 model, perfect
shape, fully equipped, new Urea, to
wap (or four or five-passenger ear.
Address U. C. tSX Be. tf
ADDING machine; cost $3u0.00 new, ex"
cellcnt condition. Want jewelry, book
cases, filing cabinets, automobile. Good
vr aujiuing 01 value. Address S.
C 60, Bee.
aTLOT WUl trade for a Ford. 2M6 Man
Utlfcou. BOOKCASE Will swap large oak revolv
ing bookcase, suitable for books
pamphlets or advertising matter, for
office table or anything I can us. Ad
dress S. C. 661, Bee.
CAMKRA-"Reflex." 67. reveislble backj
double Tllu t hnl1.r I 1 I
shutter. V to 1-100O second, ' Eueynas "
L 4f i."M,tf'rmlt ,en y Rodeustoct,
Munich, all In flrst-claa condition. Cost
value Address 8. C, ft.6. Bee.
C-.fh "CLE-lii good ctmuitlon:
...T tr,tnew ot puncture-proof tires.
VV list have you. 8. C. 69. Bee
J.MXJ Thoroughbred Irish water spaniel
pup. Will make a fine retriever and
watch dog. will swap for poultry.
I nderwood typewriter, or what have luu?
Address B. O. 663. Bee.
DETROIT GAS STOVE with oven and
broiler to trade for library table, or
will sell at a bargain. This stove Is In
good condition. 8. C. 661. Bee.
L'KSK Will swap good roll-top desk and
chair for large oak office tab or any
thlng I ran use. Address M. Wi7. B-a
ELECTRIC AUTO HORN Motor driven"
vibrator type; cost $11)00. will swap
fcr assortment of late Edison (Amberoi
records Address U. C. tii. Bee. tf
(CONTINUE ON COLUMN FIVE.K
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Ready Reference Directory
The following firms offer quality and expert service that
will please the most critical.
ABSTRACTS Of TITLK.
R!TFT ABSTRACT CO, oldest abstract
omce in ivrr.r-.aKa. Krandel Thea.
Kerr
Title Guarantee and Abstract
v o., a modern ah-tract office.
n& 8. i;th St. l'hons D. Us7.
ACCOUNTANTS.
E. A. DW0RAK, C. F. A.
-q-4J7 Rsmgw Bldg.rhon Don 7406,
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES
M. r. Sharer Co.. win. Famam. D. T474.
AMATEUR ri-fSlll-iQ.
r.w !,v;!Trd tr ,f fvrrha from
Photo daft Shop. 416 Be F.ldg. Dept. U
ARCHITECTS.
Everett B. rods. Wl Pa-ton Plk. p. mn.
ATTORN MVS.
C T. Dickinson. jTpaxton Plk, p. lV4,
AUCTIONEERS?
towd Auction Co.. ilts-u W O W. R. ujsj.
AUTO INSl RANCI
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR:
Omaha Radiator RelTco. tm Tar. P. Wl.
BATHS,
BATH-1M Palrd Blk.. ITth and Doug!
MbAtlKVTor ul """" Turkish
attend.-.. .'"JT." n,, ""ntlemen: lady
V"n2."n fr" ladles; Swedish rr,.,..-V-
1919 Farnam
bakkriuh;
BRASS AMI IRON ro i'N DRIES
I'axton-Mitchell CoTfTth and Martha flta
CARPENTERS A N D Co NTH ACTORS?
STEVENSON, mTm. tougl- 66
Lsard Son, 190 Cap. Are. T. lea.
O W Hoknnon, 2506 Lvnwth. Trl.
CHIROPRACTIC nrilffAI. ADJCMlT
Pr- j. C. Lawrence. I Ralrd Ddr p. Mi
ch
nd
DR KN0LLENBERG.
W Be. Bldg. Ty,er
CHIROPODIST. '
Crrrle J. Buford. tap Pax. Riw Rr(1
correal sr hailT ;
Coffee &s- J2R sss
W. A. SkVfe'-.
COMSE1S.
NuBone corset. Web-Sun, bk. Red 43M.
UANdno ACADEMIES.
FALL term open at Mackle'a Doug. $444
PE LUXE ACADEMY. IU 8. 18th St
TURPIN'S BCROOL OF PANClfO.
ffth and Farnam. Classes and prlvau
lessons. Harney 614J. wnmim
Just completed, forty-four-pag book of
new dances for i9lf ind lam pi...iu
scribed. Compiled by Albert Turpln. Ev.
j inainsr moma nav a copy. Mall
orders filled. Price. $1. v
DKKBSlIAKINCt.
Terry Pressmak'g colleg. SOth ft Farruua
LADIES' JACKETS remodeled in the lat
est style; reasoname price. 1911 Far
nam St. Phone Douglaa 2829.
DRESSMAKING by day. All work guar
anteed. Web. S896.
DRESSMAKING COLLBOS.
Kelster Dressmaking Col.. 1R2$ City Na
DYERS AND CLEANERS.
STATE Dry Clng. Co.. 1 W. llth. P. $071.
DETECTIVES.
JAMES ALLAN, $12 Neville Block. Evi
dence aecured In all case. TyUr UK
DETEJCTIVB Fifteen year' experience,
commercial and private cases; lady as
sistant. Address A 431, Boe.
DENTISTS.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. Ill W.O.W. Bldg.
Pyorrhea. Dr. Fickle. 724 City Nat Bank.
Taft Dental Room. 1M7 Douglas. P. 2184.
DRUGS.
DRUGS at rut price; freight paid on 110
orders; catalogue fre. Sherman 4k Mo
Connell Drug Co.. Omaha. Neb.
tLUC 1 HOLYSI.
Uloa Allender, e$4JBe Bldg. Red VI.
KVERYTHINU rOR WOMEN.
ACCORDION. ld. knife, sunburst, box
pleaUng; covered button, all else and
styles; hemstitlching, point edging. Em
broidery, beading, braiding, cording,
eyelet cut work Tuttonhol.s. pennant.
Ideal Pleating Co.. 2U Douglas Block.
Douglas law.
FURNACES AND TINWORK.
HABBRSTROH. 4086 Hamilton. Wal. S971
FLORIST.
BATH'S, flortat. 18Q4 Farnam St. D. 1000.
U HENDERSON. 1814 Dougla. D. 126.
Member Florist Telegraph Del. Ass n.
HEG8 4s BWOBODA. 1416 Farnam 6L
A. DONAQHUK. 1621 Harney. Doug. 1001.
FUUMIEHf.
I
BAM KNEETER. lWOFarnam. Red 6834.
H
Rothhols. 2818 Lea en worth. It. eio-i.
MH1UUIC4I. UUIilMU.
THE largest stock of masquerade and
theatrical costume. In the country.
Theo. Lleben at Son. 1M4 Howard. D. 411.
"instruction-.
English. French Instruction. 106 Lyric Bid.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
H H. CLAIBORNE. 61$ Paxton Blk. Red
740L Notary public, deposition ataoo.
C. W. BRITTSUl Baker Jllock.
"EicTllTING FIXTURES, WIRING.
DUItKIN Tb'VurnJln."rt"
Sll.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
MARTIN BROS CO. Exchange Bldg.
MAIItl R.
Massage, women. Call D. for spptmt.
MOTORCYCLES.
HA RLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
l aruulD in used machines. Victor Rooa,
"Ths Motorcycle Man.'$7uS Leavenworth.
MOVING PICTURE MACHINES.
OMAHA Film Ex.. 14th and Doug. Mo
tlun picture machina and film bargatna
OCULIST.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted, psy as you
can. Drs. McCarty. 1111 W. 6. W. Bid.
osteopath yVavsici an
JOSFPHINB ARM8TRONO. lt Be Bldg
FATE-ITS.
D. O. BaraalL Paxton Blk. Tel. Red Till.
vR".yD.T"5 PAtH OF
trouhi :. ::-.. ":?r anrt. . 'tomi
..r' i..V"'",J"m. kidney ,
r t;nts.
A. Pturgea. V Brandela Theater Bldg.
H,
PILLOWS AND BRDDINO.
OMAHA PI LI XI W CO.. Mattresses made
to order or remade. 1S17 Cuming. D. 40J.
FLU M ICS fLkANEUI,
CVTtLED. dyed. P Fl.-ele 1IM City Nat
SAFE AND TIM la tOCKEIPERTi?
O A T7T7C? 0r-ned, repaired.
eomfa
Paven-
171 r I- cnangeti. r. K.
Port. 1
pods, d. imt.
PI4NOS lllk KENT.
W per month A Hosr. IMS Pouglaa
I'RINTINQ.
Printing. Tel Doug. (ISO. tH 8. llth St.
CENTRAL Printing Co. POUOLAS I7M.
rtQUGLAB Printing Co. Tel. Petiglas 4.
SCALE REPAIRING
fm. Wtandard Weal Co.. (II lrth. P 1 J
SHOD REPAIRING.
FRHEPMAN BROS., sboe repair, til & It
jf '! RP. C.. XM rarn m R.$44l
SEWINU MACHINES.
We rTl Hell needle an
parts for all sewing machine.
"MICKEIAS,"
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
16th and Harney. Douglas I Ml
' STEEL CEILINGS.'
CARTlRBheetMeta!Comnny. US S la,
STORB AND OFFItsTriXTURES?""
PFflKS, safes, scales, showcases, shale.
log, etc. W buy. sell. Onvth Fixture
SupplyJCo., 414-lg-tS 8.I2th. Doug. H14,
"STOVE AND KI RNACE nEPAIRs7
ALL REPAIR" Water fronts, furnace
rolls, etc. Quick ervlc. Omaha Htov
Repair Wks. 12Q6-S Douglas St. Tyler sa
Tc-LECTRIC MOTOR REP A IRI NO.
CAHILl ELECTRIC Co.. Be Bid. D $t7.
TOWEL St'PPLIE.
OMAHA Towel Supply. 107 8. llth. D. Ms
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES.
FRELINQ A- BTEINLB. 1806 rarnsm St.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT.
RENT an Oliver typewriter $ ma for ft,
uiiver iypwnter Agency, uut rarnan.
BUTT'S Typewriter Elxchange, 81$ & lit
bt- Ail wakes fur sal or rout.
RENT a ''Remington
not Just a tro
writer. Low rent.
Call Douglas 1&4.
VACUUM ILklAMiUI.
ALL makes,
E. B. William, $0$ B. 18th.
Tyler loll.
WATCH SPECIALISTS.
Christiansen, Id fl. Paxton Bk., II yr. xp.
WEDUINO STATION KRI.
Wedding announcomenta Doug. Ptg. Oo.
WINES AND LI4UORB.
ALEX JETE8. Kl-S 8 llth Bt Wines,
liquor, cigars. Plat dinner II to t, loo.
HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR HOUSE,
ttth and Capitol Ave. Tan-cent lunob.
BUT your family liquor at Klein
Liquor house. kU N. 10th Douglas lsua
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
r;(jUlTY or 2( in house and six lots
In Fremont, Ned. Will swap for good
hotel or restaurant, or anything I can
use. Address L 4M. Bee.
GOOD three-hole burner and oven aaso
line stov for a good washing machine.
. c. i-
GOOD oak, six-foot, extension dining
table, Iron bed and sprlnr want small
range. Address S. C. . Bee.
GOOD sewing machine and Icebox: will
trade for good davenport. 8. C. 618, Bee.
GARDEN TOOLS Spade, snovels. I
rakes, hoe and grass knife, to trad for 4-
mlnute Edison record, or anything. Ad-
ureas a. 1;. S34. nee. tt
HAVK a buagy, good a new, oost $160,
would consider a late model motorcycle
or what have you H. C. 517, Bee.
HAVE large fine mammoth jack that
cost me last spring $1,600, that I will
(wrap for automobile, live stock or any
thing 1 can usu. Jack I $ year old, is4
hands hUh. weight about l.luO, la sound
and registered. S. C. Cttf. Bee.
HAVE two Indian motoroycles In flnn
shape, both twin machines, that I w.ll
swap for auto, any make. B. C. 064, Boo.
I HAVE new full leather 20-volume set
or "Messages of the President" to
swap for diamond, or what have you to
offer. Books can be seen and examined.
Address H. C. , Bee.
4-MONTH scholarship, value $.10; to ex
change for something of equal valu. 8.
C. 619. Omaha Be.
PIANO Hamilton piano In tip-top shape;
black walnut cas and cost $l'0. Trade
for clear lot or lot in Omaha or Bluffs.
S. C. 668. Bee.
PAINTING Will exchange first-class
painting for plumbing work. Address
R. C. 34. Bee.
7-Room, modern house; hot water heat;
XiM) H. 19th Ht. Will take 6-passedKer
car or lot In Carter Lake club as part
payment, l'hone Webster $961, or address
O 4:i5, Bee.
SMALL soft coa heater for dresser, In
good shape, or what have you 7 S. C.
809, Bee.
TWO-CYLINDER gasoline engine, good
as new. win swap for anything 1 can
use. Motorcycle pi ef erred. Address 8. C.
161. Be.
TWO and one-half horsepower electric
motor
will trade gasoline engine, or
anything
67. Bee.
I can use. Address 8. C.
TO SELL or trad your shotgun or rlfla,
See FRIKDMAN. ml Douglas.
VACUUM cleaner, cleans rugs, curtains,
wall paper, etc. Want second-hand
typewriter. Address 8. C. 368, Bee.
ZINC-CVERED kitchen-cabinet table,
to exchange for small dresser, chiffonier
or anything I cun use. 8. c. 616. Bee.
MEDICAL
PILES, FISTULA CURED.
Pr. K. R. Tarry cures pile, fistula aol
ther rectal d.aeanns without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no nionej
paid until cured. Wrhe for book o
rectal diaeaaes with testimonial DM.
E. U. TAKHI, $40 Um Bldg.
RHEUMATISM treated suocsf uily, re
sults guarant'd Dr. Bowser. 114 Be tilde
LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS will be received nt the city clerk'
of I ice, Ida urove, Iowa, up to s o'clock
p. m., No vein her 30, L1j, lor paving cer
tain strct-ts and alloys in sail city. e-tl.
Hinted ut ji.e") to ,iki yards, curbing
etc. Plans and scutcations ran be seen
at city clerk's office or at engineer of
fice. K. C. liaynor. Sioux City, Iowa. The
council reserves the r glit to rejeot any
or all bids. Certified check, 10 per cent of
bid, to a comiiany bid
GEO. C. HUBBARD. VMy Clerk.
Ida Grove. Iowa, November 18, lDli.
Nsv-d-lt
Few Facts and Fancies About the
Midwest Tournament Pin Tumblers
Jo Hummel and Charley Wlthnell, rep
resenting the city commissioner; George
Iow of Kansas City, representing the
Midwest congress; Kd Tracy, repre
senting the Omaha association i W.
L. Bchnenman, representing the Farnam
alleys, and P. J. Sweeney of rH. Louis,
rolled the first ball on th sis alley
to start th tourney off.
Ther sre two Alnen Prau tNtmi en
tered in th St Louis delegation. Th
team which roll Sunday night Is th
championship quintet of 1I14, not th on
w hich rolls tonight.
Oeorge Btrots of Pes Molne. rreldnt
of th Midwest oongress, I confined to
a hospital In De Molne and will be
unable to attend th tourney. At the
annual meeting, which will be held at
th Pax ton hotel Sunday at I o'clock.
Vice ITfsldent C. B Bills will preside.
Bt Louis. Lincoln and Cedar Rapid
are In th field for th 1)11 tournament.
Th odd favor th Mound city as eleven
team from th show-m stat metro
poll hav entered th local event. Lin
coln ha some strong supporter, how
aver, due to th unwllllngnes of om
to make th trip south, and I expected
to put up a scrap for th honor. Cedar
Rapid bas not ven on team entered
In th event thl year and la not con
sidered seriously.
Ther will b no douti and slngi
vent rolled today, th only event to
day will b the team rolling tonight.
The Falstaff team of FL Iouls, which
w formerly the Hyde Park team. Is
on of the boat known team la th coun
try. It la a consistent tourney winner
and la expected to show sum speed In
th Midwest. Th Budwelser team, which
roll tonight. Is also sum quintet of
pin tumbler and I at present leading
the two big scratch league In SL Louis.
Th Bt, Loula team, which will roll
her boast om Interesting characters.
Harry Deen of th Falstaff team I on
of th few great exponents of th
back-up ball. Harry I said to b wls
ard with It. Deen and Jul Rchmltt make
up th Mound city's crack doubl team.
Otto Stein of th Washington Is called
th Jimmy Smith of St. Louis. In other
words. Otto I soms money bowler and la
a good man to garabl on. f
H. C. Menne. president of th SL Louis
Bowling association, will arrive her to
day. Menne I city treasurer of Bt. Louis
and It will be up to btm to maka th
big spiel for ft Loula a th llll tourna
ment city. It 1 expected hi political x
perlecn will oome In In good ttead when
thl trick come off at th annual meet
ing. Menn I aald to be a good bowler,
who ha followed th cam for twnty
year. He roll a big round-hous book.
If Bt. Loula land th 1916 event h will
probably b elected th exeoutlv to
handle 1L
D. J. Sweeney, th king of bowling; In
Bt Lout, beat th rest of th Mound.
City gang In by arriving yesterday.
4weony 1 th original tournament fiend
of th United States. H makes aU
tournaments, be they big er email, and he
1 known to every pin tumbler In th
land. Sweeney' strong point Is conver
IUCAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Cenpll- ana tarnish- br Ksrr Tills Ousrantee
n AtMrwct eompear, 101 SouU B-veaueata
WARRANTY WCT1DS
Mary IMvoska and hustiud to M-Jln
Ironta. parts or lot sad 10, block II,
iBvpeo.om-nt Asaoelatlon's add $ I
AunM PoUnoa and wife to a. A. Walkw,
lot 1, block 44. Klor-nx 1
Dsrkor Coowaar to frank O, ftswar lot
lf7. LMir-Dworth H.lxhts
Bark-r jfnpnr to ttisrt-a Horn, lots 108,
1M, tot six) ant, Leaniorth llalchis. ... 1
Charlos L. Wrtsnt st si. to Rrn-at Brunbt,
alto fast of lot . block 7. Kalvldars ald.. SM
Uaaa H. rawdary and husband ta Ifally
lnsatraot, lot it Mock 8. baulavard Tar
raca j.dt
Anlhony T. Bran nan snd wifa ta Wltla
iVIad, lot 4, Mook T, Kirat add to Bout
Omaha loo
C. Oaorts Oarlbsrs snd wlfa te Jnna P.
Hurly. part of lota aad a. Mock 11.
(Vaisdtos a irrat AA $,0f
John V. Hurl. 7 and wlta to C. Oaoraa Carl
barg. lota 1i and , blaak i. Frurn Hark. MS
N. K. IDIIraaoa and wlfa to Jobs gaklae,
lot 4. block I. Kountta Kaath's add ... 1,000
Northant Tniat Cempanr to Aaiarlcwa Ra
diator Company, lot I, block ill. City o
Omaos I
LEtiAL NOTICES
NOTiCia TO CONTRACTORS.
By direction of the property commit
tee of the Board of 1 tenants of the Uni
versity of Nebraska, bids will be received
until 4 o ciock p. m. Wednesday, Decem
ber 16, 1K16, at th offlc of th under
signed for construction of a cheiulnlry
building on the city camtma of the I'm.
veisity of Nebraska at Lincoln. Separate
inua win oe reoeivea ror instauauon of
heating and ventilating, plumbing and
vacuum cleaning and electric wiring for
said building; all bid on building con
struction and th several installation of
equipment must be la strict accordance
wim pians. drawings and specifications
now on file In the office of tha auuartn.
tendent of construction ia the University
Administration building at Lincoln. Bid
ders must confsr with th said superin
tendent of construction and must in ail
cases use the blank form prepared un
der the direction of said superintendent
for bidding purposes. Approximate cost
of said building Including equipment
above mentioned la $JOO,0U0. Bids must be
accompanied by bank cashier's checks or
certificate of deposit payable uncondi
tionally to i ne rjoarn ot rte gents of the
I'nlverslty of Nebraska, 'n the amounts
and for purpose, stated In the "Instruc
tions to bidders" accoinoan vlnar nlana
and specifications. Bids must be sealed
and plainly marked on the outside cover
i neiniHiry nunaing, or. "Chemistry
Building tuuulpmeiit." as the ease may b
(heating, plumbing. Ac). Th. riul.t i.
reserved to reject any and all bid.
TUB UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
J. B. DALES. Secretary. Station A. Un-
co'n. Novl-l4--Pecl
NOTU B TO CONTRACTORS.
By direction of tha rirotwartv pnmmiti..
of the board of regents of the University
of Nebraska, bids will be received until
a o ciock p. m., Wednesday, December
16. llllo. at the office of th. unr1vr.lun.,l
for construction of a hospital ou.luing on
mo gruuiiua oi ma university medical col
leare In Omaha. Separate blda will b
received (or installation of heating and '
veuiiiaiuiK. piuinuing and vacuum clean
ing and electric wfring for aald bulld
Ug; all bids on building construction and
the several Installations of eoulument
must h In strict accordance with plans. ,
drawing and specifications now on file
in in oiiic or in superintendent of
construction In the university adminis
tration building at Uncoln and In the
office of Ar hi tec ts Iatenser Ik Sons In
Omaha. Bidden may consult plans and
specifications either at the offlc of said
superintendent or said architects, but
must in an cases use me plank forms
prepared under direction of said super-
uiienueiii iur oiuoing purposes. Approxi
mate cost of said building Including
equipment above mentioned, lt30,0oiX Blda
must be accompanied by bank cashier'
checks or eertlMrales of deposit payable
unconditionally to the board of regents
of the University of Nebraska. In the
amounts and for the purposes stated In
the "instructions to bidders.'' accompany
ing plans snd spaciftcattona. Bids must
be st aled and plainly marked oo the out
side cover, "Hospital Building," or "Hos
pital Building Equipment," a th case
may be (heating, plumbing, etc). The
right I reserved to reluct aay and all
bb's.
Th .University of Nebraska,
J. 8. DALlud, Secretary.
Station A. Lincoln.
sation. IT could get a laugh out ef a
cigar titer Indian.
Pad Hopkins of Grinnell, la., who Is 61
rears of g and ha been a tournament
figure for year, will be her. Pad has
Issued a blanket challenge to any bowler
In the country qyr 40 years old. H I A
great pot bowler and when h arrives
om Mg pot game can be expected.
C. L Healey of th Jack Daniel of St
foul I the real bowling Apollo of th
country. Healey I only its feet flvs
high, which make him about th tallest
bowler extant and I some sthlet. H
used to be a crack water polo player on
th Illinois Athletlo elub team.
i Rude Meyer of the Jack Daniels I th
Beau Brummel of th St Lout aggrega
tion and I heralded a th matinee Idol
of all th girls. H look Ilka a Fifth
aver) fashion hop. says D. J. Swsenay,
who waa passing out th dope on all th
SL Loulsans last night
Th Mg free lunch and open hous for
II of th visiting bowler will be on at
Washington hall. Thl plao will b
open whenver visiting teams ar bar.
Th Flat tam of Minneapolis, which)
will tske th alleys tonight comes with,
quite a reputation. Six teams ar en
tered from th Twin Clti thl year snt
the Flat ar aald to tt th cream ot
them all.
-,
Pick Qrotte ha a nice Job at the touma-s
mant. Pick I custodian of a cash regis
ter. He sells ticket to peotators snd la
som ticket eller, according t tho what
wcr frisked for a buck for a season card.
Carl Cain, secretary of th local asso
ciation, and Oeorgw Lowe, secretary of
l the congress, ar ths busy little lads at
i th alley. Running a tournament Is
some Job, a either on of these chaps
will quickly testify, and if you don't be
lieve it go up and tak a look at them
burning th midnight olL
Pad Huntington's Swede pulled soma
big city stuff for th boy last night
Pad dug up a flf and drum Corp om
Place, attired them as rural Swedish lad
i and marched them through th street
from hi alleys to th Farnam allays and
than had them lead hi quintet on tho
alley.
ALL EYES ONNEW ORLEANS
Will Be Boon to Pugilism if Cm
cent City Twenty-Bound Bontt
Are Successful.
PROMOTERS SETTLE SQUABBLES
NEW ORLEANS, La.. Nor. X Box
Ing follower will view with interest th
effort of Promoter Tommy Burns and
Do mini ck Tortlch to mak New Or
leans th puglllstlo center of tha coun
try. If all goea well, ohamplonahlp
matches which hav been practically
abolished sine California put up th
bars will be restored and onos mora th
varlou title holder, who hav had thing
o easy of late, will b forced to defend
their honors.
Of course, all this will depend on
whether th matches now being consid
ered prov to b a financial suocass.
Shortly after boxing was discontinued
In California a law permitting twenty,
round bouts waa passed In Louisiana at
th solicitation of th merchants of New
Orleans, who believed that championship
fights would adverUoe their city and
bring many tourist their way. That was
over a year ago, and so far no big bout
has been staged in th couth owing to
th fact that th promoters hav been,
fighting among themselves. Reoently
Burn and Tortorlch settled their differ
ence by Joining hands and now It only
remain to be seen whether th sport
can be made to pay In that ction of
the country.
If the . plans of th promoter go
through, It 1 probabl that soms now
champion will b mad this winter. Ever
sine California closed It gates to th
glovemen, th pampered champions hav
been growing fat on ten-round bouts, and
It I quit probable that som of them
hav forgotten to put up A real fight.
Ther la no test Ilk a twenty-round bat
tle to a decision and whether Walsh, K1I
ban. Williams or Ertl. all of whom
hav th ten-round habit, could suae
fully defend their titles in real fight is
uncertain.
Ertle, who claim th bantam tltl. ha
never fought over tan round. Kilban
has had but on twenty-round bout Sine
h defeated Attel for th title, over two
years ago, and he only got a draw on
that occasion. Freddie Welsh has held -th
lightweight tltl over a year and a
half and haa yet to defend tt In tha only
way that counts.
Tersa Offered Welsh.
Walsh may be induced to appear at
New Orleans, as, h . has been offered
good terms for a match with Jo Man
dot. Mandot I a clever boxer, but h la
far from being a dangerous hitter. Ther
are several others whom th general
public would prefer to so In a match
with Welsh. Mandot waa chosen by the
promoter on account of local aentlment,
Southern boxing followers ar Interested
only In their favorites, and on that ac
count th selection of th New Orleans
boxer was a good move on their part.
While th promoter ar figuring on
championship bout In all th varlou
divisions. Interest I centered In th
heavyweight. According to Tommy
Burns, he I anxious to match Jim Coffey
with Prod Vulton; th winner to meet
Prank Moraa. th survivor to tackla Js
Wlllard for th tltl. However, Wlllard s
backers seem to hav other views,
they ar talking of having th cham
pion meet th untried Pulton with
any preliminaries.
Wlllard never was much ot a ten
rounder, and ho probably think It would
b much wiser for btm to begin with a
few easy matches before taking any
chanca. la twenty rounds h would be
almost sur to score a knockout, which
would caus any rudones in hi work to
b overlooked. When Wlllard fights
Mo ran, or whoever happen to be th
leading contender at th time, th bout
probably will b held at on of th local
open air club.
JAMES SMITH, JR., OF
NEW JERSEY IN TROUBLE
NBWARK. N. J.. Nov. 0.-Jamss
Smith, jr., former United States senator
from New Jersey, announced today that
he had resigned th presidency ot th
Federal Trust company of thl city aad
placed hi business affairs In th haads
of a trusts. Mr. Smith's Indebtedness
approximates H.7&O.00S. HI assets ar
estimated at more than tt.OuO.DOO, and ba
expects to pay all claims.