Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 21, 1916, WANT-AD SECTION, Image 34
THE O.NfAIIA KIXDA V BEE: MAY 21, 1916. - Fi OMAHAN TALKS TO ' COMMISSION MEN A. C. Davenport Addrmci National Live Stock Exchange on Value of Exchange Service. MAISTf ITEMS ON CREDIT SIDE Cincinnati, O., May 20. A. C Dav enport, manngrr of an Omaha trade 'after, today told the inenihrr if llif National Live Stock exchange, in rs f.i'in here, that the live stock ex change in indispensahle to the live .lock producer. He was speaking on "The Value of the Live Stork ex change" "While there will alwayi be dis pute a to rntmniions charged hv mrniltrr of the live Mock e xchntf" Mr. Davenport laid in part, "and 11 charge that the exchange maintain fixed commission that ran neither he rained nor lowered by any indi vidual, that is all that can he found tin the debtor aide of the ledger. "On the other side there in a long airing of credit that prove the value fif a live slock exchange to all con rented in the live stock business; the credit that have placed the live Mock business on a firm bushiest footing and which have been brought about by the exchange. "In the main the exchange ts cred ited with three thing - it ha saved the producer many more million dol lar on the dockage of hog; it ha aaved them many more million dollar through better railroad rate and service and ha saver) the producer many metre million through the en forcement of honest method and the prevention of fraud. "The live atork exchange i also credited with preventing favorilim, meeting the solicitor evil, improving market condition, enforcing promiit payment for stock aold, ramus; the standard of busmen integrity, keep ing the crook out of the commission tuinei, making the tame condition for all men, big and little; giving every stockman the right to buy or ell lii own Dock; acting a a court ef appeal for every shipper who feel aggrieved; enforcing the careful handling of atock, thti saving ihip per lo, and the prevention of ntie. tionable transaction by punishing the traiigreor, "And these fourteen credit by no mean exhaust the number of item to be found on the credit lde of the live atork exchange. The exchange ttaa proved by it own act to he in dispensable to live stock producer. It value i limited only by the value of live tock industry." Sherman Buys the Ware Hall Property The biggest tale of real etlale nego tiated during the week wa that of the M are Jlall property, faring aouih on I'arnani street between Thirty-fifth avenue and Thirty-sixth street, to Charle H. Sherman of the Sherman Met onnrll Drug company. '1 he sale represented, it i said, in the neigh borhood of $45,000. Mr, Sherman will build row of one-story ttore build ing on the property, which ha frontage of 222 feet. Plan are being drawn by Architect Pappke, and con struction work is to start a anon a bid can be received and the contract awarded. The Sherman-Mel onneli Drug company i eventually to have another of it string of drug stores in one of these stores, - The announcement last week of the plan for another large and modern apartment house to cost $.'00,000 or thereabouts wa not wholly a surprise as many had some inkling of the nego tiation that'had been in progress for some week by the newly organised Metropolitan Realty company of Omaha, the holding company for this proposed new apartment, The name i to be the St, Hegi. It will be located at Thirty-seventh and Jones street, Heading the Metro politan Kcalty company are A. L. Schante, lilcn W. Smith and l;rank V. Haxter, The Hankers' Realty Investment company is the company handling the plans and the building operations, Swanson Goes to The Home Builders Mnrrti A It'ttrf t, JHphn Kl. Arthur ti, More Mom, UfnwtsM Mltrhftlf, Pupils Who Graduate in June from Eighth Grade CONCENTRATING MILITIA ON MEXICAN BORDER The picture shows the Texas men in camp at Fort Sam Houstqn. Several of the men in the picture appear in civilian clothes, as the work of mobilisation progressed so rapidly that all the men were not suplied with uniforms. ' fj44&aaaaaiiaaai On I riday fternoon, June 16, forty three of the lircaler , Omaha public grade si hoed will send forth H72 high th ft boys and girls. The young peoote are ready to enter the high schools and most of them expert to begin next September. Indications are that the High School of ( om merre will begin it next choo! year with the largest enrollment of it his tory. the list by rhnol is a follow; ' BANCROFT. t.lllUn nrof, l.nrir1 f'arny, tlln rhaatar, ll-l-n i'lrU, rn C'lr.ma'.n. Vivian riraaar, Owyrin llanry. Myrlla H'.fnian, Maria Kriha'tiy, Jfan Maall, Sarita Mtirtiy, h.lna Murray. 1i-rfha Ifariaman, Charka Orlm-a, OaiifK V lalar, X.nry Waattn, John Murray, Aium M'tarta, 'ha rial Mi.rria lnil Mukahav, Mamla Salharf, Kris ..n, l.rrtta Palawan, l,.tila srhr, Kt-rt Hfinr, John rllnara't nr.Ai k. Armatli Plllmin, Varl K I riar. rntmv Wrlsht, .lottri OuUlirr, IM.Inra oni. I ft II rt)inni"tta, JtanrlrMs Ja.kaon. IIHOHM l-AHK, .lamaa SvaHna, ftatnuat Nawman, Mltinla mm, r.thal ltr..wn, Kali ll I.airinri, liar, ild Kail bar, I'aarl I trait). Haal Krli1man, Kl'loll Hull, Kaitiiilna Srhuhart, f. I ja. ('. Nwlaan. r,rih Kaalmn, Charlna Krlilar. i.-fll Mirhirl, hmll Hla'io, Samh N-aflman, Atllnir HIi'ilkKfakl, Ma Tl'll"r. IAIKI.AH, nirroH Autrann. Lillian Klr, ' atrtllla f J.rlatf.fianrt, r 1 1 K'hO, f'luirlna rllfma, Alvln MatKll, II .ill. a ll.i-ll, l-.l.l. fk, Waliar llnriilf, Harali H'miII, .lail Jai'oliaan tlnnry Jury fnaf.n, Wllllaana ttarr, All. a I,. llarlla Miliny, Arthur N', MIIMratl NlrJIas, I.RIHl I'Mtt., Maria t'wlfraait, Mary S'lliiOa, I, 'Hill Hl-I. Ni.ra 1h"ni.aon, Anita, Vutt, ( rv niAi,, franklin, Anaa tlrark ftirnlra Hurrori, H.,l,i,a liriiinn, 'llllta lir'nlky, May llll. V crna t'luia, Maraal i hrlatophar, Mry praka, .iityin Mwanla, Sifitti KtmiU, i...,rila I'ltiforald, Ha. 11a l,avy, .ntla Jlraa, Srttiur I'atniar Wartan HlllKl.ury, Marlln H,)MIiaa, Ar'littr Wf,..(inian, Afln WaHtlrr,.,k, Mcrfon Aiilrn, t'a.ll M'll'loltnni), Vara Stuinl.aiiah, Oarlrii'li (t?l"tiilra I rM HAI, I' AUK, .laitma tdiharlann I.mtiaa l(.f'-tio, (.tilth Van Iiariruda Waldlnf. Klltaltath Atalna ttayla Itnrt.Mt Flrnaat i a rlaott Morfi.tt t'latk Oa.ita Kal.,(( l.at.tta. Malhar Artnla M.t'artnay y, fa N'l-lann Julin Olaon f.t.la Natnn Martha hiindniilat Ullva Van K.. Mtiry Vnllniar l.f.lflaa Knlk it.i,i Kralaalnat ttaial gnanilt Itu. hal Wulf, furrow II III., Knlana Klulrom Karl Mynaiar liny Alidarai.il l.llllan Kafadal V arn'.ti I'uiikala l.iula llaaniitaaafl k.dllh llawkllis M-rrlll Huaaall Nallla I .,, Anna Hlah(l May .l.ilitiar.n Cliaun'iay Hinllh lunJr MrKIa 4 01 I SI III A. tfmarann Atlams Ulll.cir Anallii t'nrnalla flaum Portia Mlaaluw K hal MrlnUiiian Kannalh t'olllar ntia yalrnald ward Hall Wt Kiw .lolin M'('lnhan Jkl.rrl I'alara lla.irga Haad t.olilaa llllay Murlatiaa ltnanatrk H'llllarn aui.ilirfa l itlll Wlark I haa, Wnoil worth, jr (OMfMl S. Cmnn Koaumbaraky, K'.aa fl.iiiak. I lara H' Imalilar, Klliins Htnialiak, llalan Hlrnlrka, . y..lth 'I'fltmabauin, ,lrry Taar, t ilhulK I hll", Julia Vuhurll, Vllma llarlni, Thaf.rl.ua t'hlalinrstl, ,lna..h liworak, lilaa l.wtrak, lllaniha Oar.tluaa, William lllr.'klajf, tlnnraa .ta han, John Janrk, Van;ia h'trff, ( OHHIOAS. rrlatls Klnarlfis, Thaln.a Palaraon, Irat.a Hasn, frad f-mimltiga, Slariarat Mnrlarty, r'rank Knit, Varo.iiia Mr.lold Mi. lil Murphy, rirk, 'llttiiihy Slurphy itMrr. Arthur Aaaa, Mrlirt Nalann, Matitiarlla Arrhar, lll. hard O'Hrlan, Vlaltarat llnrahalm, f alh-rliia M.(.n ttarlru.la f 'ita. aitatl, Klrtrattra t'..ll. Slarfarrl Imw. a.luahalh Klllnll, Ai.fia tlatsiliaii, llnnla Jntiaa, Mll.lrail t.ararn, Vivian M. lirinalil, llru.a Mll, Usrnlc Miarrura, rowAtiu Hostr.wATr.R. .I.ihn li.lilllr.a, r:'is"na I'.trtar, t iKfold Huaaall. Itnwaid Mlavana. Italt-n HtnlUnhal f , William hypa, W lllatd Vlann, lilchard Watinar, Mortimer Vatann. I:athar WaatarOald, William Wrlsht, r.llnahalh liolaja, Alia liray, Itlka I'atilaan, llraala Marahall, y.lala Itmh Kdwarda, t llalan Kunda. Ma.l"llna lltaak, Ids Alplrn, Hats Alklna. .lan.aa llallay, Agnaa tinaan. Ilia. a Hc.haniion, Nnrma K"PP. linnnlaa rtimnann. Kdid Hrhlal.ihar, W llllam Kt la. K.lWHrd Mlaakaa, . t arrla tlabka. Manilla 1'lnnow. FAKNAM. Iiariha t.awla William l.lllat, Km a ana l,wa H.ilint Lawman, l,mi!a Mafia m I, Imaitt Nla'ii. 1-,'lamd I'aniiall, .:1llh I'atara.in, Walter Praal.iti, H.ibftt KvtH)l.1a, (...rain Hyptna, .lanal hMlllvan. KtaiH'ca Haartnuan, tlrrliuila Whitman. Il.ruld tltn.lkay, l laran.'a ltrowtt, Mahal fuller Haanl J.o.laa, niwood ilrltnm, lr llrnaa, i.Ut-lla Hnn.laraan, Matlla llliaih, Millard Ktaana, HIANKI 1, l.aaih Alaianitar, t,ulla Latham, Harry U. Sauson, who for two ars lus been a salesman for the iiyron Keed comnanv, has taken a no- miioii with the Home Kuihler as head of the buililmg-to-ortler depart-mt-iil. He i a nativ ol Omaha, re crivitl his edmation in the Onuha mIiooIs, became a pt'slotdce clerk in Omaha and retiretl Irum that position to take a Kiukaid homrstrad in dram county. He humcs.lc.idcd lor a while, vas a candidate lor poMmastrr at 1 1; muni, va ilrlraiul, lelt the home stt atl and came baik to Omaha In pin list lrs lone of the fiyu-tt Kccd l I 1 1 1 1 1 at V . Mr, Sviansnii entriVl the emplov ol tlie Home Itmldet May 15, l'lin buiUliiig to-iMtcr ilipattinrnt mtrinU to purchase any lot a citatmnrr de an t s ami build t oitler (.-r htm, upuu psUiient t t a stibaiantial sum dovin, vt nil t!ie (idUiH c til installmruts. I liei wilt alto cotiuskt on a .it-1 ptt pfih ).r estmeul. James Allan ii aul, Itctt lor t'te ttci.ttitirn (tutt Ha. J'uvis aupe i ititi'iuli lit i f i .i v(i in H. .it Auto Tourists Are Passing Through ife Isotv Wfsllrr 1st tt.it fie Sttittd l rt ,ui. -It l.'ltltllS t'.'Hi t .ffttt.g i'ii I ''an ! j' i... ikh t t.-i'ilil) in.iimM laiy i"l t!iti.u,H t !. .!. lit l f l ,i i U of tU a r ii t' i;t i til i t"i. as I -(m4!'t a" I paitv l'ltl, 1 I' ' It ! ' . ... I ' . i ii ' ' ! t , . liSnlttit'g l t!. .. .i.i. n lira I l'illt l-t t:i id'i'ii'l'i:i (!:, I" t ll.-Ul I'.'BUi'r'.'a itS t-mi'ii ( ait is n .'ui tii " XV r I ( I'fHtM ... t j 'lilllltllt! ! in, It I t tl FIRST SHIPLOAO TO SOUTH IN THIRTY FIVE YEARS ,(.,i t.4. -t M -h-l .t!'tj J . 1. ..! U ol I alt t d I, V ity ' a i i i t t iipiiii i , It r lit 't. lit I ,!.. j.f. t , lit. ..ill I I t t.'.s'.s I I .., , (. I ! I M t!..f1 -' ft: t Ann Mri'i'tinall, V.laaltfr tlarijialt, f( n timfirl Mfdlln, i''.lwltl Mtintua, t.aitra Nalic.n, I nnra.1 tllann. tiaiahUtia ttlann. Itali'li I'atkar. Itntiait Itaaknrai'hak, Kuillia Hiilllvati, Mltlain til. It, trana khrlmpf, llatol'l H all. n, Haa Wnii'tluft l.lnaa Atutranil, S'ranraa t'irlaon, Slaliat t'arlann, hillifl l-akaiaun, Mary Ktndtry, lnmla Franklin, H,.l'ci-t lilaaaow. I'atharlna lla.ltlald, ltwlght llarmnn, lUI-ii lli,llila. .latnaa II.Mtn'iulat, S'.lhal ,1..hiia..n, Maltal .liihtiai.ti, tvrlla .lulinann, Xtailallna Ktiin. I. AHIIM II. r.lhvln Warsar, Harnld llitntar 1'iitiai'l tatiat, luntia M"ft,k, fwtl l..ly, Halati M, Marlln. Hairs tt.lMinl, I a M'lt'lti, Mai,. I l-daian, I'll, I, , If rtaaall, iltnnar IH'I. k.alni V,a t.llitan tliMlgan, t.,lrlta M atult. IISWT HOHSK. SHa A liiyd .1 i IT KniaWy, Militl A Ailandar. t art K Matla..n. Hi. a A t.ij, tiai'S W, Ho'an Ha.lallna K i.-n.i, lulns t t "' llal.'ld 1 Hall III. HI AMI, Mar..lA HaHiarl. Nnra tana till.k ll...'l'. Alla tlMllnai ,.,l,l II ' IHiH (KM t. Heal'vlh h "I . I l l. a .i, a I ' It. tala ii.. ,. I tila II a tan.tii Ha., a i i.t.in. la-Ii.,-, a J.--.. II ii.'aiu Jli I I" J- l.,rl,haH, h .... t 11 KaltH UaulatS. K a- III . .ki. .a, 'i a i ha I.,,. II Kill I i Urn I a ,-,.. ..!. ivi-iaas, I I tl I'Lloa-ta, t 'It, I a, a, ' ' I'll!'! I , ,i.a ll Mi. ... .iiil! all , lllv. t ,- I .t !i'l 41 tHiMIM tl i ins) I t- tv l ". a . t I'a Ii t. 4i-ii .a'i, I tal t'liriAlfia"n Malra, fnhan l!-a, t Vili. n Ml' ha"l, Countryman Kdlth, tianlalaon tilan. I).nnha Hrldgat, Krana William, Furray ftnbart, Hara. h Mary, Hir (lrr: Hunk rinranra, Honk Oanrira. .fanaan Margarat, Kana r'rank, :mar Mart uarita, Mapaa t'aan. Moaknvlta Nallla, Nalann trana, N.la-.ri lllto. Mlrhnla Jnhn, Haala Flaa.rlra, Rnulalt Haial, 'ii la 1 harla, Hmlth Haaal, Hparka l.ulla, Mtnnay rtadya, Whltmar Harry, Hnward Twlfotd MNfOl.t. , firar.allk Prank, O T.onnall WIMrad, Hn.nman Anna Maallk'i Mamla K. I'v. ha II "a A . I.lnltiaar Mariarat l. Kulaknfaky llfrman, Htray l.ydla K Kaiman Anna, Kaatrrian Atfrad, Haanar William P. I.amh Millard. I'li'lins Lillian, ,vt. Naucht latar T, Maaalkn Kilward Fm Hullr Adallna Hlavan A II. , Nlalaan lisvld W. M, Lutnpkln Jnm, llatninund Wlnlfrad, Allan (Inward, .AiinarN'.ii Marjarat, f Aiidra'.n Wallar. Ii" k Itayhi'.fi'J, lllala.i Mil,, la, Hiank Anna, flrown llanrlatlm, liiiiinliif Inhn, i '..hn Julia, 'r.raiitnatl Mnllla, f'antila.in Malml, t'luranti ttultl, I'Kati liny, li;nKi"hri Arthur, KliikaiiNlfttn Jtarlhft, tllllnaky tnrothy, Olvntifiaky l.aijta, liurr t'harlaa, llallli Oladya, ll.ifiian f -a tarani a, ,1a. kaun r.ili-l, 1.0 1 II KOI' llarhaf llalan, Hanar malalr Wm,, It.'liMfrti Stlldratl, lllarkat.m. ilanjall ItllSllt Oifr), l arlay ll.,l,atl, ( r... ant A M. a lMhta"n Ota.Jya, MMI. .taffaraon Tharon, .fnhnann Krad, Klraland t'laranra, l.aiaia .lairiaa. I.lnd.julat Malan J.ui.ttana.-kar Halan, Madlaon Uvln, Mandnl Unrty, .vtlnKln l.lt.l.y. Mfnra Kannalh, Miiitay Klorania, tflandar fllao I'a.araan Krad, I'ataraan 'Oadya, t'mimtmmn Siana. tla.ualn Maria, itadman Mrnyr, ft.il.tr Martha, finaa '.'alia. Charrnan VVallacs, ir.aihar Salltnan, ' Mary hi.ilin llali Hwaliann Slary Cra, Marin Wllmvlh Onr.ithy Jnhnann, I harlaa Madaan, Mary Slaainda, K.lin.Miilann h.llakalh,ltiilh tlaaxn Kl.hhural Maria. fltilayann vltglnla, Kibdtfiaii t,(.rana, Krldn .larvta, Oraallna: Mllilrath, Orunwald Ityrcn, llaydan lluwatd, Mnilltian Antia, Will lta,ga, llilaa Uantga, Irmln All. a, lanklna HutirX, Wallar Canaan, 'l.(.ga l.lpa, Mart,, a, .latnaa M.tlrath, l.lilla I'atlaraun, lli.rnar f'uttar, Olads ;i. y'ran'.'a f'atton. I.rfnla Mnuuhar, Halan ftnaa, iK.rla M.'hnaldat, Hoy Htnlittmrtf Lola Thnmpvun, Mlidrrd Vaiaiillna, I'aul Wtirn, Harold Jnhnaun, i'aul Madaati, Kaihla.n M.Juaa, Mlldrad I'arka, Mauda Puf(, kithal Ranhaa, Kmlly Haa. Mahal hhillls, KmtreA Mwanaon, Ma.aaral Thnmpnoa, I rrv Watauo, I.OWM.I,. Krank lllakaal, Haaal M Hayhurat, Hula M Cada-I. Jatinla A. .Imntmn, I'lirrnrd J H. hoanlnf ll.iiy Ji. Millar, l.uula lllakaal, (MAUINOM. Kmaaf llarrli, Mlldrad Maana, llut.v Haai. Manila Malay, liiamha Kavan, F'.ail Who, lluth Mullan, Karl Orlvar, Sanaa Mnranaan, Kara Huohltiaon, K.dwln katakaa, Halan Mullan, lluth Jlannltiisan, I'aarl ihnldt, M AUK'S. trana Andarann, Mary I alklna Wlllard ' oltnn, ft.ima r'rants, 1'harl.a Halaa, Lantiaa lilann, Harry llavlli, Krnma Wlaaa, f'a.iil liarnaa, Mataarat l arvllla, frad Harahorn, Kva C'ahorna, Mitby llumuhr, ll.aia 7-alalar, ilarnard Italtlaa Hhaldnn roiarova, Inaa r-ltawllllama, K.varalt II arrla, Jlalman Hnldaharf, oavin naatta, William Cunningham Harry h-aaiona, Auata Hanaan, Irving .eraan. MII.I.KK rAKH. Clara Ifarha, 1'hyllla n-hin, Oladia Hahin, Sdalyn Hanan. Harnl.a ciatkann, I'.lala !', Hans Krnat, Ifaaat tirant, , Slalla Jnhnaun, Haritntia X'atl lltlrftl, Oanraa Hacktttann, jnaaph llnhan I.lanla l.lndmlar, Clara Mart'hanl, C'aata Malvln, llalan Aoranaan, Halan hpanrar, Maraarat milliard, In Tralhar, t'lalra laylnr, tinrnthy 1'lmar, William rarlay, I'ala Trail, rtlaf Oanaaatad. auranra Hnrrhardtnf Charlaa oardlnar, tnhn .Inhnatnn, Howard l.lndmlar, t lark Mnrrta, Kdln Moacr. Karl I .a i la. Krnaal Kllnar, Karl Itiat.y, l.aa Wllaim, Aufuat Wins, MO.VNOI TII PARK, lluth Tarlann, lwallyn Nalaff Kva Wllllama, R.,all Co It a, Klaannr Llna, t'lrlr Itlna. Harry Nalann, .taaala Cnla, Kail I. O 'Nalll, Mark lata, Oladya llalpkln. Inwall Millar, t harlaa 'l'raht.-nk, Kdwln Naatandg, ttla.lia Wallrra. x Nlyna Mndharf, Kthal I'linrilnaham, Uijiha Travla. Nallla liasi h, pac 'inr, v l.anna Rnhtnann, Knlln Slalar, .laaaa Ahhnud Kllaa Karrla, tiny laaar-ann, Kdward Nuaarallah Hahar.a Hl.lman, Matlla Chllda, tantaa tlaaann. Krnaal Lanapaul, Mara ralar. Auauat flurana. Tuny Mnntalhans, Clara Hnlan, Blanlay Wallar, Kllxalu'th . . I Antladal Nnrtnan I arlln, llalan Knwlar, ilarn tl.ifi.lwln, Marian llftia, Italnla l.auaalar. Kdnard M.'A.lama, Vlary Itainpa.ak, Lnilla Mlaploa. Slat u.-rlia I'rlnn, Marian A Daman, Arilnn llurhi.la, charlaa Imndy, Jr Hfatrlca Oalluway, Matlan tlannatt. TANK. Afkarinan, Alharl .larfarla, tiring rofn i.tm, Karl Nl-la-n, K.ialyn Ha.lirlrk, .Inaaphlna tituhan, Mary Wltnvakl, Lillian Andarann, Mlldrad Hyrna. lilmar Kl.lradsa, I'Jthal llala.-har, Karl llarlnw. K'l.lnn l.angavtn, Will l.lndaa. .Maa l'atarann, lr-na Hlmpann, Haln Thutnaa. NARATtM. A, ,lhn liltllnaar, Altna Currlaan, .Lli k O.trinatt, Harry laalln, Hwlitl I'a.lrtaati. h. Lanra Mrnlfrnw, tlladva anahta, Mlldrad Itruirn, .taanalla Mrhiaf-harn, l.a.inard C l'atarann, Lralln Hirlmlaar, Adrian U aatharg, I, .11 ill lliirahardt, l.n.lwlir l Knilraa, Maria Hughay, Kthal I,. I aaanth. I I'arkar i nmalnrk, Ki hal M. riigrim, Kdlth K llmlaaa. Halan Tlismpaoa. HAIMIKKN. rma lllUk. 'nail. alii II. 'nail, Iran l.alah. 'Iga 1'atara.in, Ui.tar Itrii-kar. Itfitir'M Kaaunan. A r I lm r M A ll 1 1 r r , Ks.nar t'l.rlar, Manilla ,lt. Kiain'aa H.iilfln, 'vlra Ji'lina.'tl, l.fta Ladnt.i. yi.'ia Matah. Mnrlyn Cnmha. Ji'hn Haiatng, Sdward Mangar, Wnnd St'illh, Amy llniaail, Mlldrad .Inh. ann, Man Millar. Kilfn Hakar. Ilnland I'rlahama, Itamlil llarrlng. nllwar Maiwall, 'rrd Totiay, Lnrtua W I .a 'i t a 1 1 a lan llaeh, 1 la U a I.. nan, I. .tin l '1h..iiilaa, M-ar St llsai.a. WM TII (IMHAL ll' Oaoraa II Hakar I "'a Mdaiakt, Vl.iliia Hiatal Ida Vlatattnan Klanlat llila IM Ul. Itaatrt,.a tanaa. I'aiar Hlurali Han.t.1 llia.ia, S'. iimaa t ..ugh. illn.a.i HA,igai lia i t. hkanta. am TM li'aa.ha.d Andara.n. t rail, la t tia Haiti, i n I an l(aiatal lti..n(.nf , Anna 1 uka I . h. 'awl Itf.i. tl aa.a l l.ltfi, THAtN aan-.ial Aa.laiann i ii .. i l i a i . aan iia.aaft hi-ial, tl i I ha I 'l.i-a. n. a w.l.a I aia'"af Mi' l.-.. a a aana M ,:.a S-i. I ll a t.l Aa' ir (, I 1 1 1 1 a n t t..aaaaalt, ....at a..i. ..la, I ...'I a a-. h', rnlhv U.l, aim ' " It kit l aiiaa n' , n-anaat. tal . at'i.a . anlg : (a ' """' H .. ,h.ai... '.. 'aa ll a I. " ' n k-a liar I i- iaa.aki.rr. Ma. I I , l.aaaa tia.l a .g Stain , Samaaaa ai.i a akaa 'a i - aaa laiat 1 .aay - a If aaa fn, Ji.aa Im, . nla i. I a I I airvalaaa' tea h ! Ja I MMailut a l aa la Iiaa ',1 I hat tIILI 77J CAnf AT FORT S3t1 HOUSTON. GiHTt-rLfi J a" KJILB . tM I "l It WAI.MT II III.. William Bffk :'llff.ird t adarhnlm Inasph Claland llalan ttatraun ;la BHnar Maria). Krlrkaon Harinin falbauni frank Cry Halan Uordnii Margarat Hanaon Ititatia Mll-r Harold Nala.irt Harold I'ayna ilaorga haiT.italaun tluaaall Hn)gg floyd Brown Holland t;onray ' Atfrad Ifoailar Hyman Oraanbarf Han llnaglalid Sam J-furti William Lamhra.ht Waldu l.lula Suaaall Malbara Harold Itoaatiharf Morna Hunan H..II Wr.HNTKR, lartruda Csoptr K.nnna ltonlay Klala l.aga taan S'lald r.alhar Hulalaln Habal Janaan Auth Junaa ICiaanor tahorna Mlldrad Pataraon Hannah Hemmar Martha Walnatalfl Opal Wind Anna Wyman r.va Touaan Ha amlto Oanald atuart Anna Andarann (iartrvda l.aatlaniaa WMI IUE, laahalla Zlgmund ljvatta Buarh rrna I'utl-f Marnlca 'Igmnnd Crank llllak yllllan tuhnolT n C. Mrkaarnay (lartruda Morianaoa lalph llarkar WIMIhOK. . HUda Andarann Carroll Haldwln Claranra lllndar Mlnnla Hrnnka I'hyllla Itrowu Hurt Corllaa Mlldrad Dunham Mary Klnnay Marian riahar l' .id l (.matt Viola iimaa Paulina llankka tfonald Haad Carolina Jlallaman Laura ilarlng Kmlly Hfildraga I.'.rla Kanatahar A lira Klarrnar Jnaapk Knwalaakl Mlldrad Mia Robart lAwrr Vara Manning Krad Marrlll Kvalyn Natybranek Dunnar fiaan Malph lllaan t'harlra " 11 man I'aarl I'altnar Huaaall I'alllt Krina tulrin lladvlka ftainlebtk Kaullna Hl.hay llonart Rula Karrlalt havaga Marguartta Mf hafar Kdward Hhlalda Hny Hmlth Oladya hlanlay Pranoaa h. haralanbtrf Itrair kuttnn Raymond Wood FARMER KUNZ IS AHEADHIS CASH Police Save Minn t iota Han from Placing; Hii Money on a Fixed Hone Race. IN THE HANDS OF SHARPERS Japan Has an Eye On Business With the United States (Correspondence of th. Associated. Press.) YOKOHAMA, Japan, Mar It-Japan's fundamental commercial policy should be to make the United flialre and China It bat customers, said Huron Yoalilro Haka te.nl, former mayor of Toklo and former minister of finance, In an address re cently before the Yokohama chamber of commerce. Ttaron Rakfitanl has been eelerted to represent Japan at the eco nomic conference to be held at far Is. Assuming that the war would he ended before eltther elda is crushed, Huron Ba ketenl said that the nrst tilf problem would be the economic relatione between the contending parties. A ta,'h nation would attempt to regain wealth In trado to aettle the great debt Incurred during the war the coming economic conference would he very Important. In the plana which the allies might evolve for com bating Cierman trade anihlttnna Japan would probably he entrusted with an Im portant part to play In the far east. The baron continued: "America has dona well In having skill fully avoided being Involved In the hos tilities. The progress which will be made In military matters, commerce. Industry, science and many other unilnrUklrge will he exceptionally rapid. America will continue to be Japan's best customer In trade, aa It haa ever been, China will be the next Important country to Japan In Ita trade. To make America and China Ita best customers' should be Japan's fundamental commercial policy. Jupan's commcrolsl relations with other foreign countries should be regulated !n accor dance with these principles," C. H. Kunz, a farmer, 65 year old, residing near Worthington, Minn., it ahead $10,000 in cash beide be ing taved icveral hundred dollar perional expense. He i indebted en tirely to the alertnei of the Council Bluff police department and the ability of Detective Frank Lee and W, S. Short. While saving the old man' money they located a new swindling gang headquarter at Ex ceUior .Sunng. Mo., where the pro cedure ofoperation ha very few new feature. rinnj; wa a "mike," and was on hi return to ExceUior Spring, with a draft for $10,000 and a considerable sum of cash which he wa going to invest in a ture-thing enterprise that would return dividend many time larger than the original investment. It wa a "fixed" hore race, Knnz had gone from the Spring to Uen ion, la., where he had on deposit money from the recent sale of a farm and had secured the draft at the bank there. He reached Council Bluff on a late evening train Thursday and had to wait until yesterday morning to take a train for 'he south. Detectives Oct a Tip. Detective Lee and Short got a tip concerning a telegram sent by the hid man from the Bluff Thurs day night, announcing that he would leave for Excelsior Springs on the 9:40 train yesterday morning, that he had arranged for the money and that he wa bringing f with him. He had topned at the Grand hotel, but neglected to leave 'a call and over slept long enough to cause him to miss his train. It wa hi lament that caused the suggestion to be given out concerning the telegram. He Sees the Money. Kunz had been spending a few week at Excelsior Spring and had met the "eteerers" in a casual way and heard the story of a poor man who had jut won $125,000 from a lot of rich men who were traveling through the country with a hore that brat anything, but some crafty Missourian had found a fleet scrub that could beat the racer whenever required. He wa given a chance to ee a little of the fun. He watched the "steerer" and hi friend bring in big mmt ef money until the whole amount reached $105,000. He saw the money, counted it, knew it was good and wa per mitted to carry it around in a hand bag. The big final race was Jo be pulled off last Tuesday, but when it wa learned that Kunz had a lot of money in a Dcnison bank, they got it postponed until today, to give iiini a chance to go after hi money. Cyclone Sanitary Lawn Fence Is the highest grade fence on tha market hi-avler, atronger and closer apaccid than any othr, Com plete, erected on wood post, 25 cents per lineal foot and up. We carry a full llna of wire an.. Iron fences and gates, trellises for roses and vines, flower bed bor ders, fence stays, steel posts for field fencing. Come in and sea the line and get our low prices. Send for catalogue, ANCHOR FENCE CO. 207 X. 17th Ht. Phone lied 014. F YCU PLAN An Invest ment in HOME BUILDERS Do not delay too long. Shares In HOME BUILDERS have ad ranced steadily In, value after each dividend. Shares now are $1.18, Why compel yourself to pay more? Home Builders Guarantees Why - take less? some one else take from your money? No Better Security Can be had than mortgages on new buildings and good Omaha lots, If ou don't know ask for our Booklet, "The New Way." Tells Just what you want to know. It's free. Home Builders , (IXCXIRWRATKO) American Senirlty Co., F. A. 17tb A Douglas Ht., Omaha. u II 7 Why let a profit S-a- Buy at 20 Cents. Eat when 40 Cent. A trash e, ruhtytfl or eeated arlta Sca-a-1-a.tima and DM fa. ana la aar plaa a!ar It aaaa. la pfata4 laa air, nartatara, aaara. ganna ana Saaaf ana ramalna traaat aatit aaaa, waa.a. a aaak. aaaawSararaar. Caau but ana aaat aarAfrtaa, fo aa-oaiata ar afrailal eaa t.taanaa aacMaa. Alwaai a4r lor aaa. ft! 4ouMa la rrl. a la alalar . A 1W aar aaat r.4t la Sara. Tha agaa ratala taali aataral cox Saw aral fraaaoaaa. Ta aoatlitf pat dlaeolar tha aaa or " la4 a S'II.Hamlraliaaaa'a,raeoa.lS. S.0-i.aaMal UralorUaa. laataiaaa. aaaa walla laeaanr. aral iaa awtaeaaaia. U la air arwf. aatawl tmi. af r" "" fralawoteal Im ralulai anaiatar aaa. 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May 1.-Ptrret ears, too much Si'hixilins ami too little xaiva aia th 'suaaa nf a dxtrrlortitl.'ti In tlte lihyalcal rftmlltlnn of tha yoiirta-'r e naratl.m til 1 Jai'itti, tice.rtln in I l.n vlea tf i nliinal K, OKuttaira. lommamter tf a TfklB real mental illatrlrl Haul tit h' Jiiila"tm"tit on tna ranill ct rao-attt i nserlpttn esatii Inatlons st Toal.. tha i.ffl. ar rava ha ftinta iititiapitts hla at lil m o tf a ilaclln. in th haalth f the nutis man of the imintrt, raaigillv f th tn..r,i ,.ia "Ttkln H the aoiat of s! rt of the a-molta in tiiallara of hr!l Ttlla la lartlv it la Im tha (tufLntiiaitta of the n.eens of tratnajKirlnti. ti Th Ir-cressa of liatiitaaia li.raoa I1 at l'ia i..a .! tt.. p tt"'(h asartaa o..!..' taaa..n f i at o f ta.ilij ,.f i , , ik) .ii aa it lia'.ait' Ii, ,ot at. ..i.a, tv.' tt.a f.f! ft at . 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