Nebraska Newspapers

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FOR RENT Business Propcrt.
Store.
14TH AND DOUGLAS
i - BIG SNAP-$11,000.'
' Three-atorr brick building; nnti tilt;
lot ItxlSl; must Mil ta aetUe wUU. Aon
' will have to hurry.
-GLOVER & SPAIN, .
Bouglaa tnt, 111-Ut City National
-'" Leavenworth St. 817.S0. ;
1411 Coming St.. tt0.0.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY COMPANY.
SOS 8outh ltn St.
Douglas Till.
8 TORE North lth St.. near P. O.Jjiow
O. P. Stebblns. 10 Chicago 1
rest.
STORK North 16th St, near P. O.; low rent
O. P stebblns. ll tnicago
Dffice and Desk Room
Like
TO SMILE? Office
Id Th Bee
building
and
KavMona tavrajnKCo, Tyler HI
WANTED TO RENT. j
V ANTED Furnished houae. 6 room., tn
Br mil neighborhood for one year. Phone
43,1, T. M. C. A.
ix'RNISHED house for 4 French offlcera,
cloaa to Fort Omaha. Box 744. Omaba Bee.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses
JJST your nouaee for reof with ua and (l
results. Mora requests thaa houses: give
.. a houses. "
Payne Investment Co., Realtors ,,
r 12T Omaha Nafl Banh Bldg P. 1711.
MODERN suburban home. Describe fully.
.. Will pay satisfactory prlca for satlsfactary
Blare. Bex txi. umans n
IffWTWrt ANT) STORAGE. "
Free.
RENTAL
FIDELITY
Birn virp
1ITR AND JACKSON DOUO. !,
8T0BA0B. MOVING, PACKING.
V REASONABLE RATE8. ; :
' " FREft RENTAL 8ERV1C& -'
. COMPLBHB LIST Of ALL VACANT
wnn.SKH AND APARTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN VAN
A B.TOHACE -O
I nut 1 1... . . . - -
s -a ..a imniiil h Central Furnl-
tore atora; office an Howard Bt., between
14th and Htb. Phona Tylar 40. Have
year moving bandied just aa yon would
an order for new furniture, That'a tie way
we do It, Ak to seeour oauy rental ni
"ST. Tk'tr ion rtrtH IXf AfHRimfTfiR
' Separata locked . rooma for household
goods and pianos; moving, packing and
'oSThA VAN ANDJBTORAOB CO ,
Sal S. 1Mb. v Pougiss 41 1.
Globe Van and Storage Uo.
For real aenrica In moving, packing and
storing can tib -" r ""'"
Vl .DPPn Eapreea Co.. Moving
J. ty. K&JDLJ Packing and Storage
0T Farnam St Web, t!4lt Douglaa 14l
OMAHA EXPRESS CO. .
A A nit an auat!MB aval mm f Pabfllt MAIL. ' Wilt
Vttura pafc,ntaraga, 1417 Chicago. D. In
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Weai.
"4b5 to.. 39TH Street"
jsullt in H14 by one of the beat contraetora
In Omaha for the home of preaent owner;
'Bine rooma, ateel, iatone, atucee and brlok
. aonttructlon. Hejlvy dark t oak , beamed
celling woodwork and built-in eablneta,
. mhonr flntahad doora. Beat hardware.
' ..k nA un nuim. Tiled bath
1. C I II P V.WH WHH "
iiuniiM rlxtern. oemeht garage;
i-lnch quarter aawed oak floora. .Fine
ami -Indirect lighting. IWgere ' furnace.
Estra large 'aoHd double deck perchea.
Ixwated on one of the hlgheat polnta In
n.hi sno. Tmi. Evident at a
' glance that i prlca la much below Wit.
Flrat time advertlaed by
.. i Jf. PENNEY, -.
. ' t Owner, . i
..-Ml. City -Nationl Bank BulldlBg.
i 'Phone Doug. HT; Harney til.
fl-ROOM
' 1 J"ht ,n 40W,, ' B 4th u,t
' aouth of Harney, fronting wt. Hat a
L . ; future. 1 Owner would Uka loaaa t
;vV ie;"var or alva Doaaeaaton. ' Juat
the thlna for aomethlng aafe and aura
V and a nlaoa to live while your property
i growa In value New hardwood flnlaU
mnA Vftrv duirahla throuxhout. 16,500
- HARRISON & MORTON,
Aeauoia. . ,;'...
111 Om. Nafl Bk. Bldg. Tel P. Ili.
...' ti" uiutrTnM tTBKKT IJ.IS0.
h Oak aiuf birch flnlahed, very modern
- l-roora bungalow, with aleeplng pordn,
JOHN Wj ROBBIN8. 10 FARNAM.
las, 00 PER month and a amalt caah pay
ment down wIM buy i-M bungalow, i
rooma and bath, eaat front. Pong. !' ,
liEW up-to-date rooma, oak ilnlib, '
' lot. fine location! price 16,160; trm. ul
N. f4th Pt. Nnrrta ft Norria. D. V.
BRANT now 8-room . houae in T Ptl(
Oak throughout. Cut to I,i0. Only 1300
caah. Call dayi. - Douglaa 1140,
STlNNlS LU8A homea and lota otter 'he
, beat- opportunity to Inveat jour money
Phone. Tyier in
. North.
UBiTT STRKKT BEAUTY.
,Very nifty new bungalow,' of I rooma.
" oak flniah, fireplace, French doora to den.
A real lot, SOxlSl, with a real garden.
"Bhado 1 and frttlt traea, .paving paid. All
hi. a lsn. - r.h ot eaav terma.
Reap Broa., 110 Keeline Bldg. Tyler Hi
.Xp you. are golnl to buy a borne, aa
flrat; a fine Tlve-room houae; elei
thla
electric
liahia. raa and water. Prlca 13.000. Bee
owner at 1380 Manderaon. j
JJEW oak' bungalow, 'liTlol; completely
modern; flna corner lot; 1268 caah, WiH
per month. 'Call Douglaa 1140. ,'
STODERN cottage, 1 lota,
garage, frulta In
hearing, badge;, bargain
6K Mortn
Twenty-alnth 'Street.
. Miaeellaneoui.
a Beautiful bungalow.
a mo ma nrt hath, ahanlutatv modern In
,MM,t mav h bAiiaht fin very eaav
; terma, .provided "you do not procrastinate
. ana lei ine otner isiiow oi jo "
" Ha ail hardwood f loora and birch flniah
. in, the two Win rooma. Flniah la very
..beautifut. A fine', cemented baeement with
floor drain. Guaranteed furnace. Hot and
- cold water Cement walka to and around
..hrt,.M ' ii.MrE. mh.mH.iil .. RlnfttrlHv and
gaa. . Walla to be tinted in beautiful
colora, Shades; acreena and light ftxturea
to be Isitalled. Price only 13.600 with
a-Ka nth aail halanpa monthly. - Thla
. place la. a bargain, la only one block, to
fine car Hue and fine neighborhood.
. - WALNUT f,77. v
t-ROOM cottage, two blocka fromaea-, full
. lot, 12,000. Terma. 1300 caxh.balance 120
per month. ' '
. ..BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
ail rimcn owch.
FOR RENT AN1 SALE.
HOUSES. COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS
- PORTER 8HOTWELL, . .
- 181 S. 17th St: Douglaa U
BEAUTIFUL bungalow, all oak finish, large
south i front, corner lot with fine shade,
11,100. Only 13H0 cash and 130 per month.
caircays. poug, mo.
UIIUIT.il AND HI MRKITKS. .
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. ' ' i
lit Om Nat Bk Blda Doug UII.
W. FARNAM SMITH CO., I
Real Estate and Inauranca. . ,
11!0 Farnam St , . -Douglas 1014.
' f7I, WSAD SELLS REAL ESTATE. . .
REAL ESTATE--Bu8ine8s Property.
I.IVK nfil'fl BI1SINKS.S' FOR SALal
Ifoat aell qnlcki Am going Into military
Mrvtce. Block involcea 110.000 to 111.000.
'"Last year's business.- 110.000., Would) coo
' aider trade on farm land.1- - 1 i
. , HECKER DRUG CO . . v ,
Humphrey," Neb.
WE WILL bay yur borne or business prop-
orty and pay caah. ..
, . h.' A. WOLFB CO
glectMc'Bldg. Tyler 11
&CS1NES8 property and Inveatmanta,
A P. T15KEY BON. I
lit Flrat National Bank Bldg.
-M'CAOUB INVESTMENT CO.
Income, Bualneaa and Trackage Specie lis ta
lith and Dodge Sta. . Douglas 416.
T.kl. ESTATE INVESTMENTS,
;R. IiE,6TOR, I HAVE A BARGAIN FOll
- vmr iv am nuim PROPOSITION. FOR
:' FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL AT
101 BBB BLDG. T. SULLINAN. -
r-,AL ESTATES-EXCHANGES.
Ci Omana resiaenco propeny w
r -nro far clear western Jand, or eastcva
. y v frm. Mr. Pae. Ill wran.Tn. ging.
Wm'" .in ,i - ""I '
rrTLTBT ANDJPETST6CK.
. screenings, tl.lt per J.00. Delivered.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Vest.
FOB BALK OR EXCHANGE 1 lota south
.end, cut front; will lane auto or rcu
cheap; call Bennon tit-J.
PETERS TRUST C0
gperlatU In Apartment management
HAPPT HOLLOW lots 100 ft. front.
I1.SS4.00. ' Web IS, -: '
North. .
PRETTIEST MILE LOT"
ISxlOl ft-, ena of tboaa ; unique Iota
fronting weat on iorenca boulevart with
a magnlflfcent view to the aaat from the
"rear. Tbia lot la naar tha bead of Fort
atreet, very avanable to car, pared atret
Only a few audi Iota left; Act quickly If
Intereated. , .. - i '"
HARRISON & MORTON
til Omaha Nat'l. f Doug. 114.
CUM I.N 0 Near 28th St. 22 or 44 feet;
moat be sola to yose eaisia, v.
Orlmmel 84t Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg,
South
FOR BALE I Jota, Juat aoutb of Elmwood
ara in wertooa aaaun. wwmw.
City. Will aell cheap for caahi ' Addreaa
Boi t UM. Omaha Baa.
: -...;
Miscellaneous.
oinnvu ... lin. l2i to I21&
1L00 down; SO centa ween; no iniereaii o
infT'iili in mi'i ' " 1' 11
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
( r 20 ACRES,
NEAR BENSON,
WELL IMPROVED
l-roonv bouac. larf barn, chicken houa,
..ik, n'orA arrn srra.nM. 200 cherry
VU1II VMW w aw- ,.
treea, 100 plum and 25 appla treea. Three
. .i.iA.. m .nhi naature. 7 aerea
plow land. Priced low at 18,080; $3,000
caah will handle. Call fyier ana
ir -ut..aiiA .... - '
HARTINOS ft HEYDEN, 114 HARNEY BT
rtl8TJLI8TED-tl0 J-acre tracla on Kmg
Park road, moat aeairaoie ounoma
in Douglaa county More information In
Sunday papera.
1NTER-8TATB REALTY CO.,
111-14 City National. .
(I. H. Browne, Manager.
Council Bluffs.
fOR'sALH OR TRADE nice lota, with
l-roora, houae In Counoll Bluffa. Price
a iaa m.Mt nf fruit and ' aood ahade.
a -iA. in, i. hntna for aomaone. Will
.... ..n trma ta ault. or take a
new or aecond-hand auto. Telephone
Douglaa 4117. " ' '
Dundee.
uii a . airirtw modern, brand
new. l-room ' bungalow. Liberty bonda or
w g. atamDa aame aa caah. Douglaa
2140 or Colfax 4113, owner
TTZfn . fwruv d rnA.r, hiinir.lAw! flreolacei
aleeplng porch and garage. Dundee. Wal
nut n
DUNDEE LOTS
OEOROE COMPANY,
101 City Nat. Bank, y
Doug T51,
Miscrllaneous
FOR SALE-Two beautiful lota Juit eouta
of Elmwod park in Overlook addition,
fullilae iota. I0180. Owner leaving the
eltv will aell cheap for caah. jAct ouick.
Addreaa Bog V 1111, Omaha Bte
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
"t.;., onnu pnTTACB WANTED
If you have a aubatantlal. modern, (furnace
not imporianu. iivotboiu u
neighborhood and on through ear lino that
you will aell on peymenta with about 1200
to 1500 -caah .payment telephone South
1611 and glva price and location at once,
i... kj. .i.. .ml all an. one floor, and
worth around 13,000. Dlatanoe not Impor
tant If good location and near through ear
it-. lain M ahrn arreet. . '
uTmt un. RANCH OR FARM
Preaa brick buetneaa diock ana miuaum
nroDertyi aiao 130.000 worth mortage pa
per.
S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY,
111 Otty Nat'l Bank Bldg.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate. Loans and Mortgages,
HAVE that inetallment loan on your home
changed to a atralght live-year wan
, relieve youcaelf or mat mommy i.
H. H, Lougee, inc., oa a""
iniua fiN r-ITT .PROPERTY..
W. H. Thomas & Son. Keeline Bldg
ii ur MlNliKH
! Money on hand for mortiafl loni
nty National Bank Bldg. ,
" QUICK ACTION ON LANDS,
W. T. GRAHAM,
004 Pea Bldg. '- Douglaa 1111.
C1y ; FARM LOANS , K1 CT
I PAUL PETERSON, O V2 0
36 HBAMllna inanii
OMAHA HOMES EAST nSbTfARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1011 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug- 1'
CITY AND FARM LOAN8.
, ,. ' 1. H and I Per cent.
' .1 n "rHMONT CO.. Keeline Bldg
HARRISON MtMTON. 5V2
' tit Omaha Nat Bank Bldg
tl tn U).00(l MADE promptly V
Wsad. Weed nidg.. Uth and Farnam Sta.
MONET to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. ' Kloke mveatment w
' Private Money -
HHOPEN A COMPANY Douglas 4111.
Miscellaneous
LOW. RATES.
C O. Carlberg. llBrande!s
Theater BUla.. Doug. M. "
MWnBMaW77TTT7"iTTT7rT '"fir, -V BUT " JilnaTBeSa
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
"Arkansas Lands
' AVnftHT STH.
Our' eest' escursion. to McOehee. Ark
W FR AKK 1 N8VH.1.FJ BLK
Colois-do Lands.
IS BUSHELS wheat; 40 bu.. corn,. It bu.
oata, JS bu.. barley and millet Every
crop good; own your own real farm aa
you have dreamed. It la possible with
our prices and terms. Write forv detail
HOLY OK R LAND COMPANY,. ,
. HolyoKe, t-.oio.
t i r nvnl LAND I
f
T.S0O acrea In beat wheat and torn toll
In Colorado. Attractive prlcea and terma
on whole tract; will divide.
full particulars HOLYOKE LAND COM.-
FOR SALE lit acre homestead, rekfiqulah-
ment In Cuatr coaniy, toio., goou m,
.11 i.-M..mMl., narf faftAad. eheaO.
If taken at nee. ' Addreaa Bo Y 21, Be.
i Nebraska Lands
1 t' ci(Un RANCH CHEAP
m .. . t arn in war. and will
1 sett at
big barram 1,710, aerea. 11 miles from
a t, A Mnat ef the build'
HUUU ,.41, ... . " " "
i... ... ww ant mada of the beat ma-
t.rui. tha owner, being In the lumber
buslnesa. - Two of the flneet barns In Lo
tv. tea aranarlea. a six-room
hniiaa. wall and mill and. many water
boles that never go dry.- About five hun
dred acres of level hay land, very heavy.
.. i. .ih.4. AnnaMarahle bluar grass and
. aome alfalfa: about; 160 acrea ., .of levelJ
land under cuiuvauqn. moa u wu, .
la rye and tiig cop. - -
ri. ki. ni... i V. ... are some flnet rea-
l..rA MoubU Standard Poll llsrefords
that wilt h eoid .with or without' the
aiaA tha entire atock and maehtn
n all at a harrnln. and the land at
117.lt per acre, with a ten per cent dla
ii aamt tnr further Vartlculara. but
come. at once and aee It I have ether
ranches tor sale, but thla la a apecial bar-
gam ana win ecu ri7..., ,
R. K. BRKOA, Callaway, wen
471 ACRES 100 PER CENT
N Thla land hlhlv nraduetlve. halne- aub.
XT V IT I ( ' I IT V 'P I 1 ll
Irrigated; aandy loam, raised crops every
. year since breaking sod, 10 acres uner
cultivation. It acres good alfalfa, balance
pasture, every foot can be farmed, email
. house, bams, abeds, corrala, granatiea and
garage, and In fact all ready to atep la
a art turln nrndurlne and tnkklna money
Three flna groves and amaU orchard. S
i .i . ..A m.ln Una It. P R..
illllUV ,,W,M .WW " ." . - -
la good live community and convenient to
: good markets. - A place to make- money
and to make an Ideal home, trees, snruo
bery, garden, etc; very easily growa and
.ll -Am n,.l n .llmata fThla la An Z.
, ceptlonal place and well worth the price I
..i. ti4& ,hmi I hava varv aood ran.
sons for selling. , Write or Inquire Box t.
Ogallala, Ken
If 0 ACRES Improved, does In, paved, road.
i THE BEE :
;ilto.eamland,:AdTO
t ' n 7. II ))lr&4i inni
',
By Daddy-Peggy's
. i .....
'i'ltuv,' ' ' '
' . t.. hu bean i
tin previoua wtwwi" - --' . . .
crowned. Prlnceaa of Blrdland and hu aided
Ben and Bt I Dalton to eniurc oj " -Slant
of the woode, who takee their plaoea
on the farm.)
CHAPTER I.
. t.. fita a Snrnriae.
T)EGCY was thinking longingly of
4v Birdland. It seeemed very iar
.u:. attmrnr venin2
away im una . -
in the city. How delightful now would
be its lresn air, us Dreczca nyvt,
. i i...... . ..ctfiil ailcnces. US
IUC ICaVCI, I'O ' iv" r-
soothing trills of music as happy for
est mothers sang tneir mue l"
-i- i .rL.i, . ..lipf it would otter
from the heavy heated atmosphere of
. . - , 1. - ...... ...e.finn,
the busy town wnere snc was .",if,
from the roaring clatter of street cars
and trains, from the boisterous cho
rusing ojf college lads holding a re
union at a house across the way I
; The tiny backyard garaen m wn.vu
she sat knitting was charming, but
.ti t,... amii anA rinse it seemed
compared to Birdland 1 And how lone-
somel If only nef oeiovea onus
here! - ... j
What ' was that sounar a oiru
singing? And to her? Peggy dropped
her knitting and listened A Voice
came from somewhere near: '
O Prlnceaa wine
. - Cloae your bright ayea;
Here' a a auprlae
You'll not deaplael v -
-tt,.:.i perorv ahut her eves
tight and kept them shut it spite the
fact that a curious rustling and flut
tering made her keen to see what was
happening.' The bustling noise icu
t. ... . tt,n rami a loud me-
lodious chorus singularly like the col
lege chant of the Doys across n c way .
.. ,. . , , - T,.i.... Hoar'
iian, nan, pur ,,".
We have come to greet you.
Joyously to greet you!
Hall, hall, our Prlnceaa dear!
... . , ....1 vnu now!
no nt, ,u,.w v a).--.- - ,
t). .,. .... nnnn'rl nnftl. Then
they popped open still wider in glad
til. . tho choristers.
Birds her own Birds from Birdland
filled the garden just as tney nneu
u.: .n,mrit halt in the forest. Judge
Owl, Bob Olinlt, Miss Woodpecker,
General bwaliow, miss rurpic o".
low, Mr. and Mrs. Oriole, Mrs Robin,
Homer and Carrie rigeon, xvui-cci,
Whip-poor-Will, and all the others
were there, including even Blue
Heron; . ... . '
"Welcome, my Birds r cnea reggy.
"This is a real surprise1"
"Surprise I Surprise I" echoed the
Birds, just like children at a party.
t,.,j,t. n.,,1 VinnneH forward and ffiv-
j uugc v ... ...,-,-- , .
ing a low bow, began a poetic explana-
. . . i .
tion oi ineir visit.
Tha day'a work was done
' And we wanted fun.
Bo we quickly thought of you.
x We've aped through tha air,
Left home every care,
And now tell ua what wa ahall do.
nrnivri. Turlore Owl
5B7 rv,r"7 .
certainly did have a blunt way of put-
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Nebraska.
HOLT COUNTY FARM FOR 8ALB
"HO acre located mllee from ONelll.
Ilea level, all good, black, eandy loam
aoll; producea any crop grown In Nebraa
ka: SO aorea undor plow, balance hay
land, which can all bo broken and profi
tably farmed! price 145 per acre, one-half
cash, balance good terma; will not be on
the market long. Bee M. A. Larson.
Central City. Neb.
SNAP 10 aorea. Improved. 13 mllee from
Union mocK yarns, j. m im v...-.
3 miles from Chalco. Half creek bot
tom, balance gentle rolltng. Fenced and
cross-fenoed. Orove at buildings. Must
be sold at once.' Price U2S.00 per acre.
Held Land Co.. 870 randela Bldg., Doug
14. " . ' ' '
i DANDt aeotlon about half
cultivated,
Tvn A1 term
oau graaa, n ium -
knt half aecUOna, Improved, . Improved
batf grass; no bullfllngat 130
quarter, 140 ummprovea quarter,
Jmt Pearson, Mooraflald, Neb.
Iti ACRfeS. wall Improved farm at lHo
per acre, and . miles weat of Fort Cal.
houn, and 1 mile south. Inquire of owner.
Henry Hlnrlohaon, Blair, route 4. , Inde
pendant phone BBH. '
FOR SALE Best large body, high grade,
medium priced land In Nebraska. Very
little money required. t C Bradley, Wol
back. Neb. '
WRITB me for ploturea and prlcea my
farma'and ranches In good old Dawes
county. Arah L. Hungerford. Crawford.
Neb
WE specialise In selling Nebraeua nne-
White o Hoover, i umsos ...
Oklahoma Lands.
IMPROVED, farms In a aectlon that haa
never had a arougni. Aiwajra v.
' . .. ., v. ,, ,.n vaara for
ran. omau cud pji -- ---the
balance. . Write W.-H. Jonea. Immi
gration Agent. Texae. Oklahoma Eaat
ern Railroad Co.. Broken Bow, Okl.
FARM LAND WANTED.
iiuus WANTED.
Doa't Hat your farm with oa It rod
want to rep It,
V E. P 8NOWDEN SON.
UlTKIentr Bldg Douglas tltl
Horses Live, StockrVehicles.
f OR SALE Saddle horae. perfectly aafe tor
Indy. . sold tor no inn w
Columbus electrlo In good condhlon and
high-grade T-pasaengar aedan. Box 1117.
FOR SALE Two wagona. both in good con
dition; will Oe giaa a mnow
ested. Call at Morrla Co., South Bide
offlre
a
MONEY TO LOAN.
Organised by the Bualn.aa Men of Omaha
rUltNlTUKm. pianos --
140, t mo., n. gooaa, iuioi, .v.
Emsller, larger am'ta proportionate rate
. PROVIDENT LOAN 80CIETT.-
431 Securltlea Bldg-. lb Farnam. Ty. tl
Loans or diamonds and jewelry
f r. - SMALLISH iAJ-.no. -t vi
'n m r rutin rflT 141. A V
tTH FLR. BECUR1T1NE3 BLDO. TT. tit
"miunxms A wrv ''. t RW HI.RY LOANS..
wnmutiivv w
&weat ratea. Private loan bootha. Harry
Maleahock. lilt Dodge. D. lilt Eat 1111
P LEGAL NOTICES.
"m.vpi OB1 HR1H1NO.
' ; Notice la hereby given that an appli
cation haa been made to the governor and
the advlaory board of pardons for a com
mutation ot the sentence or Joe .Lewta.
. , - . ,h. ath Haw nf K.ntamher.
arno waa vm .... -
U14, sentenced by. the district court within.
and for. Douglaa couniy 10 serve a wrai
at Ufa in the state penitentiary for the
. Said , application win oe nearo oeiora
the advlaory boara ot paraono at me n.w
penitentiary im the lat day ot 'Auguat.
HU at 11 o'clock, a. m.
Dated thla 10th day of July. 1118.
' Signed: , ' JOE LEWIS.
Pnllf Coiintv' Farmers Killed s
UII UlttUS ndillUdU wiuoouiy
Osceola. Neb.. July 21. (Special
Telegram.)Verner Roberts and "A.
WHilin Pnllr rniintv farmers.' were
instantly killed at Gardner side-track
on. the union racitic tnis aiternoon.
The wrr. rtrivincr an auto and when
attempting to cross the railroad were
struck by passenger tram io. a. nc
car was demolished. The bodies were
tiban .a fYilnmliite ,k ?
a w . Ih.nurinff h.a littlM nanv irnm
the auto Mr. Roberts saved its life.
Vfra DnKrte nnj Url Hahn Were
... . a. vmv. a,,,,. .
driving another auto and were only, a
short distance in advance when the
accident occurred. -
' OMAHA,' MONDAY, JULY
, " :. . . f ... . -
II Jwi 1TT1 uii aaa ttll Aw va Jill
A complete, sow
Bird Circus
beginning uonoay ana raaiai niwui.
- i
" ' m'w .
tinrr nrKtma 4n hr without a mO-
a aa a U a"frM v aw -
ment's notice., Here she had scarcely
. . . a -lit J J M A. A k
Had time to say now-aee-uo to ut
Kirn uhrn ane was asKca to ukuic
out how to "entertain them. ". -
T don't know what to ten you, snc
began doubtfully. "Yorr see, khis is
such a surprise to me that
e mat
"Oh. don't let that worry you,"
ouicklv hooted Jud Owl, noticing
her embarrassment. "You doot need
to tell us bow to have a gpoa nme
nrhn m ir 'with VOU. Wt llwaTS
enjoy ourselves. I put that ,
into the ooem just to make it rnyme
with ' - . '
Thought quickly of you. -
tr. n thine- like
that sometimes, even though it doesn t
make good sense, mats wny some
poetry is so queer." '
l n!il Pacto-v much relieved.
.,i ..o'vi e)0i , ;
"It's sometimes awfully hard to en
tertain folks, particularly wnen tney
-xnect vou to make all their good
times for them." ' " , ' "."
"Birds are not like that," put in
nu m.'nir w hav. our own fun.
And what be said seemed true, for the
Birds appeared to De in tne jouiesi
kind of a mood. They gathered around
Peggy and chattered and twittered
and sang in a perfect turmoil of hap
piness. . . - . ,, .
jsut tnere came an paa lnterrupnun.
It was' a stringent, roaring animal call.
It hushed the "birds into instant sil
ence. .
"Gracious me, croaked Blue Heron,
"are there Irons in the city?"
Again came the peculiar call, ap
parently from the street. Some of the
more timid birds mounted into the
air nrYim nttlr c1l1trri ahoilt PfC-
gy. She was a little frightened, but
summoned uo courage enough to
n it,. i44.a iBivMnn'a
VjUHlLllclC WtC xcttcxo muuuu s
, .. . .
of a famous author. (Answer
NATIONAL ARMY
MEN LEAVE OMAHA
TODAY FOR CAMP
July Contingent From Douglas
County Leaving at Noon to
Number Nine Hun
dred Men. ;
At noontodav 900 army men will
leave Omaha for Camp Dodge, la.,
on the first leg of their trip to Berlin.
The hours before entrainmeht will
be crowded with patriotic exercises.
All . of greater, Omaha will unite in
giving the Soldiers a hearty God
speed .' that will inspire them to, go
forth to battle .to sustain the record
of the valor of Yankee fighters.
P,i,!ni;m wilt he' ramnant for the
Iviews of iallied successes at the battle
front has added a new zest to tne
lighting spirit and to the indomita
ble "determination to destroy Hunism.
Luncheon Early.
Tli ArattrA men will be honor
guests at a:10:30 luncheon given at
the Chamber of Commerce, Univer
sity club, Omaha club and Rome
hotel. -;
At 11 o'clock pafriotic exercises
will be held at the court house lawn.
All Omaha will attend. ' Bands will
na., martial tnttctr and the Mara and
Stripes .will be . unfolded from the
court house root.
The Red ' Cross women and the
rtiiml,.. nf Pninmprre will cive rom
fort kits and gins to tne aeparting
soldiers. ; . "
A score of patriots organizations
and hundreds of citizens will march
tn tlia, atstinn with the aoldier
... .- .L . J .
W .' -
- At 11:15 they will torm tor the
march to' the station. The drafted
;t I fxMM an tha nr,rrh onrl .,,. f
sides' of the court house, the Red
r,n,i nfimMi on the east side. -and
VU.,' . ww -- ,
.V. v.A armite anrl .hnme cnarrla .on
Aug ,w ww 7 iy
the south "side of Farnam street, west
of Eighteenth street ; '
. At ll:oU, at tne tiring ot a gun lor
.:! tli n1r1ira and their escorts
will - start the . march to the Union
station wnere tne men win entrain
lor pcHiu.. . ..
Austrian Cabinet Quits as
.. . Crisis Is .Approaching
' rrtnantiao-n . Tulv 21. Th ' Austri-
aVr.w...-a--, --- " ,
,n minidrv has decided tr resion. ac
cording to aavices irom Vienna re
ceived here. .
Obituaries
(MRS." LEWIS METZ died Sunday
.1'. km, linma. -1744 Kmith Twentv-
?7.V .l.ut o'tar- a tltnaaa RhA
DUkvii pucvii ivUq hiuww
is survived by 'her husband and six
daughters, Mrs. u. m. HUiocK, ( mra.
T. T ' Travnniv Vfra t r Tf ipaharsr.
AJm- W " , ..o. v.. V, .
Mrs. i John Gerlock, Mrs. James E.
Ryan or mana ana wrs. ueorgo o.
Smith. lion Beach. CaL. and three
.1-A. Aaea rio.a Yir..JMfArrK tinfi
oiBvCio " au i . van tiuuuny
Mrs. KAte -voirer, Omaha, ana wrs.
Henry oerner ot feriu in
amtUm win ha t Rf Marv
DOt liVVD wee.ei w tlVIU t. Arf ea " w
Magdeiine church, Tuesday morning,
at s o'clock. ' . i '-',-.'
MRS. C. H. FREEMAN, 80- 34th
rraaf A lai Sin tnrria v al.h t a t 1 1 O'clock
after an illness of eight n onths. She
. . I J l. i . ,9 . .WA
iBaurviveu vy ner nsssauui - "
iia-Vitana. Mr, r A ' VanM nnd MrS.
W. E. Free aan ot Lexington, Ky.,
ana a son oeargt. ttarry t ro"'" " "
is on his way to France, Funeral ar
rangements will ha announced later.
22, 1918.
A
IL lUL 11 SS sSS . . w
m - -
adventure each week.
J.
itti j.,t, JmH.j.,1, ,t 1 1 1) I i 1 1 Ifr
peek around the corner of the house.
As she did so the call came third
time: v . . . ;
kit., t. .1 XT.. t,.,l TTe.Tiaw!"
hllCt-llV , ..-uan, -"It's
just an army mule," giggled
Peggy, breathing a lot. easier, i Ana
what stm-saw caused her to lauRhl,.
- - - .... . v
aloud, for there m the middle ot the
aioua, lor mere m me. .
street was a mute emms uuwu jm
, . A, 1 1 I T . t,.Mt.,(.J
like a Iireu.aog. uc was iiaiiiKaaui
wna auuuicr ujuiciu a.., a ... j ,"o i
in WniCa Stood two CAaspcraicu jruus I
soldiers, who were trying their best to
crpr nim to move. ; JjUI HC uot sai
get uiui iy ";v"'I;r '
there and -nee-Mwea., . wouc m.
4..mMiU TAAlrarl rflCfTHSril.T' 3 HO 3 1
icuii ,,u,v
grinning crowd gathered at tne euro.
Peggy was so busy laughing at tne
mule she didn't oav much attention
to the veung soldiers. Then she no-
. y . . ... , I
ticed they looked tamuiar. rtunning
otif to the strees. she saw that they
were Ben and Bill Da ton. r - . K
" i
"Hello, Ben and Bill, she cried
merrily; why don t you get your
avuda ri 1 1 v ' "f
Ben and Bill nearly fell off the
wagon when they heard hr voice,
Tk. rv1iMrr1 i f Vtt -j n 4 t Vin Inntfi-Hl
all around.
"Here I am. Can't you see mef"
aim asi,,H
frl .?
"Who-o-o , are you? stammered
ocn, ai mcir ccs vdiuc udt. 10
..tin 1 . 1. !'l-l - : 1" 1
wny, im. me invisimc wuji
laughed Peggy, suddenly understand-
ing their bewilderment. In her pre-
. -j . .:,.t. .t .u. u.J
vious auvcuiurcs wiiu incui one uw
been hidden by Camouflage perfume.
They had known her only by her
voice. They were now for the first
time seeing ner as nerseii,
V. h. m.v, .li.nl., favw aiiilAnlv An,
cldes to become a show man to jolly up the
soldiers on the even ot their departure for
ranee, j
airm fVioir will nnpll triA name
ie,u v. j ..... t
. , mTTT ttci
to previous puzzie 1 uuroi
DANIEL SHULL,
OMAHA PIONEER,
CALLED AVAY
ReSident OfV Omaha FlftyrOne
Years; Dies While Lying in
Residence.
TltniM W Shull died Sundav after-
...
hAMri whita tvinc tn 9 liammnck On a
UWV.I I,,,.. J O . . - T 7 .
porrji at his home, 2SS3 Poppleton
avenue, where he resided for 40 years.
i ' .
He had lived l
was 78 vears o
..... fml1!9r1r ' IrtiAmn hv : naicrKhnrfi
11.3 iaiuuia,,j ,, .. j ..v-0..
and friends as "Uncle Dan." He at-
t.nA.A at T,rar Lutheran
tended services at orace utneran
church Sunday morning and enter-
, If . ' f ur .-.a.m.' .e
tainea tir, anu mis. vjcuibc ahu aa
it .'nn.. ,
When Mr. Elton was' taking his
!n Via iu.nl tn 9 hammoc1c where
Mr. Shull had been -resting and. fail;
incr I., r.r.ivA 9 r.tnnnsp. rniicnen nis
UK IV -.-. - I
r-L.J. ..J ' Ji,.Air,ri tVotl
ucau uau v.. ...v. y
Umana.
cu m . n"' : w
Mr. Shull came to Omaha in 1857
u't ? t" .U I 7 Tn .Mlt
with his father, the late Jacob Shull,
whose name'jMS' closely identihed
,ith th- nlrl fiaim cluh of earlv davs.
TrT-Smilw rZ here from Hofii
The family came here from Holli-
oTe roS TouTs 17 &t
S -r.. t: :...t : n.,!,, 1,.
became a pilot on a ferry boat on the
river. nc was assuuaicu mil l .ay-
11 . ...a..;.iai An
tains iusun aim wumi 111 mc icnv
business.
u. .Muni Qtinll re.irlence ia In.
n . - 1 l- .u. .
iA Qk11'. car-nnl : arlditinn tn
" '
Omaha and the site .is part ot tne old
QVinll hnmecteaH wliich was involved
in tho.Ciaim club history. H. D.
bhull, a orotner, aieo nve years ago.
Yf V' Vf Trrman ciater ia the
....... ... " S . - '
only surviving member of the family
r . I. C II If.. T) T tJ
ui J.1.UI, uuum . , ,
ingsand Mrs. ioro u. uarK are
nieces. r
F"1"1 Twt-( .t, ttii,.
Mr. Shull was a member of the Elks
arid of the Doughs Countr Associa-
tion ot JNcorasKa pioneers, newasa
member of the old voluntary nre de-
partment .... .
funeral services win oe. neia at
r.rare I.titheran church, orohahlv
' '
Tuesday atternoon. - . - -,
Mrs. ahull survives ner husband.
ago and is an invalid. No children
aunnv. :
Girlsjn Majority for
m. 1' mi' .
riaygi OUne UniCer5
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Tli. e-aciitta sif tha nla-vfrrminrl alap.
tions last Friday were as follows:
Benton Cecilia fnaien, mayor; Joe
Phalen, assistant mayor; Dorothy Johnson,
attendance commissioner: Svlvla. Conner.
t -
swvia Jcopr
y; Agnea John,
commissioner or -war activities: vwallaee
Rouse, commlsalorier of recreation; Joe
Johnson, commissioner of Darks, and
Daghmun . Donaldson, commissioner of
V"" . . - .
oinora Anna nyman. mavor: snaie wv-i
man, park . commlaalonefr- Robert Baxter,
police commissioner; Louis Caldwell, com
missioner of tiro and water supply; Helen
Gllley, finance commissioner; Agnes Ryan,
health commissioner, and Oliver Engqulst,
street cleaning and maintenance commis
sioner.. , -
Spring . Lake Harold Hancock, ' mayor.
guarlte Grace,- Donald Bowker, John Olm-
, n a r ... . '.
li ' - "
Clearvtew Leoaa Senpeck. mayor; Bd
Pokrorskl. Iva Freed. Lewis Ben peck. LU-
Haa Wlnth-r. Minnie Wlnther, Willie Span
AtClearvlew and Benson eight cmml.-
toners were elected because there waa a Ue
for seventh and eighth places.
Brtej City News
Oec Fans, $s. Burgesa-Granden Co.
Have Root, Print It New ' Beacon
Press. ','-. ' . v.;- -.,
' Kepnbllcan Voters at the primary,
August 20th, vote forN. P. Podge for
congress. v '' .
Bulla Files J. H. Bulla, of the
South Side, has filed as a- democratic
candidate 'for the position of repre
sentative at the state legislature.
Eighteen Arrested Vags Detec
"'"...j ,o ;
uvea mrtjomu in mcu vn u uuujo u
,t th. ranroad yardg, Fif-
vagrancy at the railroad yards, t -
teentn ana unio streets, sunaay nigni.
- .L....L, A. B. , . 1 .3
- jriey are mougui iu uwaiinrvesi uauua
w.....o - a--- -t-,
Amvtn ill iraucc oergu uua x.
Lawson,' former agent and secretary
,u . . . ,
Ie nmaha Viae arrived K,fev "ftvmr
. J, n fftrm:,1nn Z
w"'""'. " P " Z
. d b h3 father. Ous Lawson.
137 Cedar Btreet Since Febniary he
has been with the 12th balloon com
pany at Camp Morrison, Va. , ..
Newsboy Hurt Edward Sullivan,
a . i . . .
ouia uinaii uewauuj.i ix-ycai-uiu
?on of Mr. and.- Mra John Sullivan,
ilea Nbitrn... KavAntAantn utroor
- ---- J"'
hack when he fell from fc treei 8trJk.
mg an irQn picket fence ten feet below
at Vi 4e hAtna 6nn Aair I rrVi f TJa was
attended by Dr. Drew and taken tol
leister npiiai. v
ArTMt All4DAl ' A tit a TTiIaitai-
William Field, of Tolon,,,Mass., was
arrea eunaay anernoon on a cnarge
of attempting-to steal an automobile.
Detectives. say that he was ieund in
tne ac, of 8tartlnff a car at Fifteenth
ano Douglas streets. A. i j
. . . . .
rooming at tne Keystone notei, was
arrested immediately afterward on a
charge of , being Implicated in the
theft. , .
-
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands
DEDICATE OMAHA
JEWISH-SCHOOL
First Institution of Kind in
Gate City Opens; Mort
gage Is Burne-1 Dur
ing Ceremony.
a iiv - u asi uvi vtait J a, uu(
Twenty-first and Burt streets, was
dedicated yesterday with impressive
ceremonies.
This is a school for Jewish boys of
fA 1 v,9r, sf nerm Tn if ti7,11 ttt
taught Jewish religion, history and
InntriiaerA frit Knv aHrri1 thie
aQ aJ We a- l.W lVJ a UhV 4 X VA aJ
school outside of their hours in the
regular public schools of the city.
Up to the present time these schools
i . f j .. , ., .
nave Deen conducted in tne several
synagogues.
The first Jewish school for boys is
a substantial brick building formerly
S ' J Tl ' , 1
uscu as a rcsiuencc. n is large ana
has been completely remodeled for
school purposes. , One of the mo t
impressive ceremonies of the dedica-
i . .
I tion vesterdav was the hnrninor of the
mnrt'' a. 7Z
ladies of the Bnaith Ushirun, who
t. a ej1 AAA a a
laaies ot tne nnaim usnirun, wno
had raised $3,000 to clear the property
of indebtedness. '
TL-. ..L..f '.L.'U..u a a. j.f-'
The school r.hi1rlrn mt at the'svn.
agogues at Eighteenth and Chicago
CftsAfa ond at T'rri-j-f i-iiitT Vi inrl
Nicholas streets and marched to the
synagogue at Nineteenth and curt
streets wrir th"w nnitr1 anA then
marched to the new school. .
Decorated With Flags.
ane porch ot tne school was dec-
orated with flags and there was a
iai vituoua. Aw tt. iiiai tjiivi yi
sided. After the singing of "Amer
ica" by the- audience. Dr. Sher told
Kr?flw if tlla tiaal .frtr eiirf, 9 crrirtnl
and of its purposes 'and of how it had
, - e - . i . jnn .
oeen imancca uy aoout iuvi umma
subscribers. A membership of 1,000
.a . . I . a P ?... ,1.
ia tn c
I crhnnl
is tne goal set lor maintaining tne
i
, W'.W.. I, V .
Inspiring addresses were made by
m' " V?raiT
tinner Ziniman and Hnrw Mnnkw
I tnnniec
i ...V...WW. - .
- vn me program were aiso a piano
sol bv Miss Anna Leaf rectation
, A W.K -ni- snnv
Mss Marie Adler and a recitation by
. , , , f . , f
cniiaren ot tne scnooi.
The -rimrtni ploserl with th
singing ot auc or cya ouu
ner. ( '
- ,.,opm;nfl ,lr,
I i uhliu isaiiiiuiu uu
J
l III..1... gl .L.A.IrA
- j, . t 21. (SoeC 1.)
Tl.. U-, f ,or ne nnl After anv
Person with political aspirations from
. . . his t int0 the arena and
Sh'ein h'S C3Ster t0 the arena
.Mtht. -uPtnr- i-ad him to an
an
.-r,..0.;, . . i.:fi i
PC.C wnere uiw ls v c.u.u, ou.y
der for the next term. The
. Frnntier. countv' has
ust been simmering for .W
but now it is boiline and the woods
are full of office seekers who want to
1 crfr 3 kpi n i iiir 1 r 1 -
o-' - - " 7-., . . , ',
1 n.i nrppman m . nvwnnn wrinn
, " - j- -
to succeed himself as county com-
rnissinner from the third district: A.
C Williams, nrevent cnntitv clerk, haa
. . r- '
an ambition to nang on; c a. nua-
t enn the hnvish lookinc sheriff, be-
lieving that two consecutive terms
deserve another is again pleading witn
&L. ....... earA Vim
I . W . . J V WWMU ......
q m Wagner of Eustis, longingly
I - . . ... .
J Cast HIS opilts luwuu tut vuuilljr
treasurer's office.
I I H fhenev. formerlv rmintv at
torney and one of the old republican
.i...ii,,. ,, .,-,nvets the
rnWs office. ' -v" "
n 'c ctinnette and Nick TColhert
. u. ;;.
,r (mm the second and third districts
1 "."Vi.v. a
on the republican and. denfocratic
iiat. f.cnerltv. ' V
1 """",'
Dnilnnrl Pnmnonw 1
i CharoinQ llleaal Arrest
I tl:i.. c:... 7T1 thrnno-h hie fnth.
.r Harrv Sinizer. is suinar thj Ujion
T;Ar railrnarl for $5,000. V He
Ir-harrea that at the Union station on
rM-:'o30, as he was waiting for a train.
1 May oVt as ne was waiting iur a tram
I .1. -...inliilirl.nf nf the.'Ctfltinn t r,
dererl a oonceman to arrest him on
IU,1 VU K v" . T
aVa. AoVi-afrYt -f efpaltncr a nannhatr.
He
V81aVS k,- V 0a.vw-aO 0.
was confined fos an hour in ,the city
jail he says, before being relcAsed.
u. ;. fiamer tent trom his nosition
... Rarlralnw Brothers throueh the
r With BarKalOW crotners inrougn me
I influence of the superintendent, he
Irharces.
Smith Sid? Brevities
I t
1 1
,
- T.pnon, Booth tot and order a ease of
Om "Ti M, tZ r4en
Homo B"e.!ir1 t0 your ",laenc
SOUTH SIDE
DOUGLAS COUNTY
FAIR TO BE HELD
WITILAK-SAR-BEM
For First Time in Five Year
Agricultural Society Will
Stage Exhibit on King's .
' Highway.'
The Douelas Coilnty Agricultural
society will break its custom of five
years and will hold the county fair
this fall down town in Omaha on the .
grounds of the Ak-Sar-Ben carnival.
'In 1913 the fair was. last held m
conjanttion with the carnival, One
year the fair was held at Elkhorn.
but for four years it has been held at
the Benson race track. :
The admission to the fair will be
free this year, save for the customary
charge for admission to the carnival.
The carnival grounds will be extend- '
ed to allow extra room this fall and
will run from Twelfth to titteentlis
street and from Dodge to Davenport ;
streets at the intersecting thorough- -fares.
-;. '- ,. --r:
Saunders County Coming.
"Dad" Weaver, secretary of Ak-S'ar-Ben,
has received enthusiastic ac
counts from Wahoo, Mead, Yutan and
Ashland assuring a 'large delegation
from Saunders county for tonight's i
show. The delegations will make the ' ,
trip in automobiles for the most
part. .''.
Valley ad Waterloo, although not
in Saunders county, will follow -the t
usual custom and visit the den Mon
day night on Saunders county night.
Because of the high rates of fare and
the necessity for conserving railroad "
trains no special train will be run to-.
night " ;
Hustle for Members. ' ' '
The Ak-Sar-Ben hustling commit- '
tee will hold a luncheon and meeting,
this noonVt the Hotel Loyal. . Every .
member of pc hustling committee has
been urge! to turn in at least ten '
new members ta help swell the total.
The board of governors wiH- have a .
meeting this evening at the Omaha .
club before the show.
The following Monday night, "July
29, is to be Fremont night. , -
tleven-Year-Old Boy is
Cut Up When Hit by Auto
Elbert White, 11-year-eld son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clay D. , Whi.j, ?"08 "
Cuming street, received a contusion
of the forehead, a lacerated upper: lip,
deep cuts ojc the left W rnd a s -,d
elbow when struck by an auto.j.ic
at Twenty-second and - Cumins;
streets Saturday, night. The boy had
,!.-!., a ,1 rAH- . ...... .... ...v..
iU3L num a uhi i.ai wiuj.v
e was run down by an auto loaded '
with colored , people, traveling at - a
Ini o-Vi fi t rt croaA TVi, tn hin A 17-
lAljSjlg ittlV V 0UVbUt tfVsa. a v.
not stop. ; - ' " -.
White was picked up by Ed King,
colored, 1717 Burt street, and taken
to JUister hospital.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET
tt... Pnta WKnlo.nl. nrln, n haa. unfa
effective July IS are as , follows: No. 1
loins, 87Hc; No. 2 loins, IStto; No. 8 :
loins, 19c; No. 1 ribs, iic; No. J rib's.
32V4c; No. 3 ribs, 16'Ac; No. 1 rounds, 88c;
no. a rounus, no a ruunu., ..toc; -
1 chucks, 23o: No. 2 chucks, 12c; '.No.. S
chucks, 18c; No. 1 plates, 160; No. 8
plates, lie; No. 8 plates. Ho. ' ,
Fish Catfish, odd sizes, large. 2So lb. I
halibut, 21o lb.; black cod, large dies. l&O
lb.; trout, Size to suit, 22a lb.; Royal Whit
Chinook salmon, 20c lb.: wbiteflsb, 18o lb. I
to.llnw . Mil.. 91. IK. v,lnl.-.l 9m Ik . XtmA
Clnook salmon, 25c lb.: blood-red bullheads. .
targe, zio id.: meaium. 110 id.: rocic dssb,
lb. each. 20c .lb.: yellow ring .perch. a
lb. each, 19o lb.; herring. lie ib. Jiaddock,
12o -lb.; ateak cod, eastern, ISO ib.t crap.
pies, 2022o ,1b.; buffalo, large, 14o lb.;
whits perch. Ho lb.; carp, large,' 12o lb.;
miA .ulem 11. IK tnt fmA .......
22o lb.; troxen large bass, 20c lb;' froxen
skinned whiting, odd sixes, flaky, almost
boneless, 15-lb.. baskets per basket.. 13.66;
round. 7o lb.ivrozen round pink salmon.
14c lb.; frozen red salmon, 22a- lb.; frozen
pink salmon, 20o lb.; frosen sturgaon, ISO
lb.; frozen Spanish macnered, 17o lb.; foxen
native fail mackerel, 21o lb.; froxen floun- ,
tiers, 12o lb.: frozen aolea. 12o lb.; frozen
western red anatper, lOo lb.; frozen sliver
smelts, 12a lb.; frozen No. 1 white mullets.
6c lb.; frozen Canadian Tulllbee wbltefistu
average 14 lb.. 10c lb.; frozen Canadian
whlteflsh, large, dressed or round. He lb.;
frozen Canadian dressed . pickerel, 13o lb.;
frozen Canadian round, pickerel, lOo lb.:
frozen dressed herring,-large, to lb.; round.
so id.: oaracuaa. io id., .aea rooav oaaa.
14o lb.; roe ahad. 24o b.
ri.4.I.K In... fnnw raafi. 5.f .tiatlhnr.' '
23c; trout, 23c; black cod, 16c; white perch, .
izc; lancy zrozen diack oass, ineuiuzn aui.
large, 16c; fancy frozen buffalo-carp, 4c;
almnn nlnlr Vilta nhlnnnlca. fall.. 1 Rni rpA.
aockeyea, chlnooks, 24c; white, 18c;. pike,
22c; croppies, 20c, 22c; frogs, genuine Loui
siana black bulls, jumbo, 14.00; large, 13.60.
ruita -uranges; eus, ves, .db, ...b, a..s, (
17.50; 120a, 176s, 216s, : 200s, 260s, 11. o0.
Lemons: punKisc, siv.ov; nea ttans,-siu ve.
Bananas,7c to 7c lb. Peaches: Callfor- ,
nia. 11.11 box: Elbertas.' 11.2$ bu.; Georgia
Elbertas, 8-basket crate, 13.28 crate. Plums, ,
California: Tragedy,- Santa Rosas. !2.o;
Climax and Burbanks, 12.25. Apricots.
Washington. 12.25. Cantaloupes! Standard.
45s. 14.00;' ponys. 54s, 13.60; IlaU. 13 to .6.
11.50. Watermelons. 3c lb., crates extra.
Vegetables Lettuce: Head, 4.00 ors-e;
head, 11.25 dox.; leaf, 6Q0 dox. Cabbage, ,
90-lb. crates, 4 Ho lb. Onions: Tetlow Cali
fornia In 100-lb. sacks, IVi lb.; home
grown. 20c dox. Radishes, 30o dox." Pota
toes, new, IVto.lb. Asparagus, Ite dis.
Michigan celery, EOo dox. Telephone peas. -
16o lb.. Cucumbers, 82.00 box. - Beans, ax
and green. 11.50 basket Summer squash.
11.00 dox. . Beets, 40o dox. Carrots, - 40o
dna. - Artichokes. 11.10. ' Green ', peppers.
market basket, 11.50. Tomatoes,- 4-basket
crate. 11.50. Limes, Z.W. Garlic. 170. mtt
plants. 12.00 box. , , ', ; ;.
Miacellaneoua Crackerlack. checkera.
chums. 15.80; -eases, 13.85. Bar jopcorn, s
8H0 in.; sneliea popcorn. 1-10. pags., e-aoa.
case. 84.00. hreo B. honey. 1-lb. glasses, 1- '
dox. case, 13.85. Salted peanuts, 13.00.
Peanut. 17o to 20o lb. .1 .
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