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THE BEE OMAHA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY- 16, 1920
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
- DOUGLAS COUNTY,
k 60-ACRE FARM
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
j Fridaf, Fsb. 20th, at p, m. Sale
takea placa en ths (arm T miles due
wmt of Kln'wood Park on Leavenworth
road. Thl to on of the best farms
of Ka alia la tha state, lara food and
beat aoll. Forty-flra aeree tn alfalfa.
balanca In corn axeapt smallwneadow
and orchard. Terms of sale! 10 per
cant cash, or check on dar of aala, 16
par east lot purchaaa prlca In 10 daya
and balanca hack oh land at low rata
of Interest.) If you want a food little
fum in a location that will (row In
valuo avery iaybuy thla one, for It
will absolutely ha aold on above data
on tha farm regardless of prlca. For
further particular tee The Cltlsens Stata
Bank, Ralston, Neb., dark of aala.
, JAMES L. DOWD, '
Omaha, Nb , Auc tioneer,
or W. (i. Iifluliat.i, f.ainanU ia., Owner
T er rv -. .
WOOD RIVER FARM
5 AT AUCTION,
FEBRUARY 16,
'MONDAY, 1P.M.
' nrn h Bhnvn Hate'ln Clfv Jlilll. Kl'af
ney. Neb., wa will sell at public aui iton
, to the highest bidder, regardhss of
pvlce. the following described real estate:
: Tjia 8.W. of Sec. 3, T. 10. R. 17. Buf-
' ; falo County, Nebraska, containing 160
si res mora or less, according to govern
ment survey. Located I miles west of
Kiverflala and 12 mllea northwest of
Kearney. Trii of sale: -Twenty per
cent of tha purchase prlca cash day of
sale, purchaser to asrame a mortgage of
, J7.800 due March 1. 1935, bearing Interest
at tho ra'o of 0 per cent payable an
nually. Remainder of purchasol price
March 1, it 30. when possession will be
a-lfen. Ilond and sufficient abstract of
title togother with warranty deed de
livered to purchaser day of settlement.
Improvements: Oood 8-room housa with
brick cellar; barn for 12 head of horses,
mow for a tons of hay; double corn crib
slid granary; leanto for machinery; cow
shed. 18x32i hen house; atock scalea and
other minor Improvements; I wells and
1 windmill. All well fencod with Osage
posts. 'About 90 acres under plow, bal
fTiioe tho very beet of rolling pasture,
which has a small stream of running
water h!ih never goes dry or freezes.
Plenty of good timber along stream.
There Is a place atnng this si ream which
nature has made for an Ideal feeding
place for cattle, being wall sheltered on
all sides, yet well drained. Land under
plow lies level to gontly rolling: Black
loam soli with clay subsoil. About Vi
mile from school.. 150 in gold given
nvay. For further Information address
Nebraska Realty Auction Co., Central
I'ity. Nebraska. Mark Carraher, Auc
"tioneer. M. A. Larson, Central City,
Nebraska. Owner.
"A ftEAL FARM AT-
THE RIGHT PRICE.
144 acres located miles west of
Ogallala. Neb., and SV4 east of Bruela
.ou a good level road to town on the
Lincoln Highway. 125 acres under plow
including 00 acres of alfalfa which
cuts 175 tons per season, balanca the
very best of pasture. Heavy rich
black loam soil, with clay sub-soil.
Laud H"S level; t all sub-Irrigated and
is x'elltnt alfalfa land. This place
lias about 110.000.00 worth of fins Im
provements which consist of a good
2-story, . 7-room house, with basement
and furnacei water In kitchen. Good
barn for 8 head of horses, stanchions
for 10 cowa, mow for 25 tons of hay.
Hog house: chicken house; granary and
new garaga With' cement floor; room
for t cars. Good wall and windmill.
These Improvements are nearly new. 95
- acres fenced, 80 aurea hog tight Plen
ty of nice sliada Trees and grove on tha
north and west. Price for a very few
daya only, 1140.00 per acre, one-half
-cash, balance easy terms. Possession
March 1, 1920. Write or sea M. A.
LARSON, owner. Central City. Neb.
i,440 Av:RK ranch In famous potato and
. train belt. lawes Co.. Nebraska., flwe
miles from Rood railroad town, one
mils from oohool; good roads, good
soli. Land some rolling. More than
half good for potatoes, grain and al
falfa. All well grassed: two good wells
fine water; J to B wire fence: $30 per
acre. Y.'nte, or call on owirer. Gregory's
Gasoline Filling Station. Crawford, Neb.
FOR .SALE 3.6S0-acre ranch: good grass,
fair improvements, three mllea of river
: front. A bargain at $10.00 per acre.
Reasonable teiins. Will aell part. Act
( uicv N. J. ltodewald. Seneca. Neb.
"""CORN AND ALFALFA FARMS
IMPROVED: IN CKNTRAI, NEBRASKA
. at tha right price. Wrlta for list.
LARSON CARRAHER.
Central City. Nebraska.
WRITE me for pictures and prices of my
farms and rancnea in good old Dawea
Co. Ara h L. Hungerford. Crawford. Neb.
For Neb. Farms and Ranches aaa
Graham-Peters Realty Co.,
829 Om s ha Nat'l Bit. Bldg.. Omaha.
BARGAINS in farms with possession
March 1. J, A. Gibbons, Klkhorn, Neb.
A. A. PATZMAN. Farms. 801 Karbach Blk.
New York Lands.
KLEVEN thousand five hundred buys 101
aTes, mile from village, station; irrai''
adam roaS to Buffalo. i-mlle school,
splendid buildings, 9 -room house, furnace,
water9 gambrel roof, concrete basement,
barn, forty by eighty: horse barn, hog
house, cost seven hundred: hennery,
sixty apple trees; Including hay, grain,
straw, ensilage, 21 head cattle, team,
hogs, forty hens, potato digger, disc har
row. roller, spring harrow, drill, weeiler,
sulky cultivator, sulky plow, tedder,
wagona, sleighs, harnesses, milking ma
chine, auto truck. Five thousand cash.
Free list. Fills Bros., Springville. N. Y.
r , NEW YORK.
GIVlN'G AWAY ONR-MT'S FOR YOU.
Ona hundred dollars down, one dollar each
week; 63 acres, now house, large barn,
. toB,one mile, city 11. Prloe, $1,800. E.
MurJon, 2426 S. Sallna St., Syracuse,
. South Dakota Lands.
11,100, perfect 180 acrea corn, alfalfa
land. Hobart, Pohenlx Bldg., Minne
apolis.
Washington Lands"
FOR SALE. v
Dairy and Stock Farm, Ideally lo
; eated In waatern Washington. Soil
wonderfully productive. Present owner's
banking Interests require all his time.
Eleven hundred-acres In ranch. Price
and tarma will be quoted to Interested
nartlea. Address. Box 88, Astoria,
Oregon.
' Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOGY. a magazine giving the
facta In regard to the land situation.
Three months' subscription, FREE. If
for a home or aa an Investment you are
thinking of buying good farm lands,
almply write me a letter and aay "Mall
me LANDOLOGY - and all particulars
FREE." Address Editor. Landology,
Bkldmore Land Co., 431 Skldmora Bldg,
mennwiie. avis.
AUTOMOBILES.'
LATE HIT BUICK COUPE.
191 STUTZ. 4-PA8SENGER.
HAARM ANN-LOCKE MOTORS CO..
1528-32 DODGE 8T. .
DOUGLAS 4)10.
RENT A NEW FORD!
ORIVE IT YOURSELF
12H CENTS PER. MILE, GAS AND
INSURANCE EXTRA. OUR CARS ARE
COMFORTABLY HEATED FOR WIN
TKR SERVICE.
DRIVE-1T-YOURSELF-COMPANT, .'
FORMERLY FORD LIVERY CO.
1114 HOWARD STREET. DODG. 1811.
"RELIABLE automobile school: beat elec
trleal and self-starter courses; day and
night school: coma now; free catalogue.
National Automobile School, 214 North
Twentiftn. umana.
KEYSTONE MOTORS CO.
ItOI Farnam St. Douglas till.
STANDARD '.JTINTON
lOME bar gains bt used Ford cars, Mc
Caftrey Motor Oa. Tha Handy Ford
ervtoa Statloa, lith and Jackson.
Lxugias isev. -
Wed
of azceDtlnnsI valne.
GUY L. SMITH
HI rrnn Sa ' - Patat. U?.
BRINGING UP
QRCKCAM- I TOt-O HIT t'r
Call to -bEt mimthis
tato "iitt-v psatum ataviaa, '
AMATEUR GAGE
FANS ARE IN FOR
TREAT THIS WEEK
Y. M. C. A. Basket Ball
Leagues Promise Close Con-
tests Preparations Made
- for Large Crowds
Considerable interest is being cen
tered in the cage contests scheduled
this week in the Commercial, Great
er Omaha and Church leagues at
the Young Men's Christian associa
tion gymnasium, and cage fans have
a real treat in stre for them
Practically all of the contests will1
have important bearing on ' the
teams' standing, and a number of
surprises are promised".
The feature game in the Commer
cial league Tuesday evening will be
that between thfe Young Men's He
brew association and the Omaha
University Reserves. First plac is
at stake in this contest, and as both
are cosfident of winning, a hard-
tought battle is looked for.
Preparations are being made to
AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale.
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
2300 Karnam St.
BEST VALUES IN USED CARS.
TP.AWVER AUTO CO.
1910 FARNAM.
T1IK MX IE KliYER.
W. R. NrCHOLS MOTOR COMPANY,
2S20 Farnam St.
VOR TERMS ON USED CARS
VAN BRl NTS.
T.ook for the rec? seal on wlnshleld.
UNITED AUTO PAKTS CO.,
2032 FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL UHKD CARS.
WANTED For spot cash, 100 used cars:
quIcK artron; no aeiny.-Auto txe nange
Co., 2069 Farnam. St. Doufr. 6035
WE HAVE 60 good used cars to select
from. Ail prices.
MEEK8 AUTO CO.. J028 Farnam.
REDI-MADU OARAGKS, wood or steel.
Send for circular - Rerti-Macie Housing
Co., S311 Howard. Rod 3657.
FORD truck, first-class shape, for sale.
Call Webster 430 Between b:3 ana o
o'clock.
FOR SALE Second hand Ford roadsters.
. Inquire plant Supt. Standard Oil Co,
'14h and Locust.
GtOOn USED CARS.
UY 1. SMITH.
FORD touring, good condition.
Colfax 3277.
Price $325.
Auto Livery and Garages.
TRUCKS, all sizes, for hire. Best service,
best rates. Tyler 1970.
Repairing and Painting.
RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manufactured In Omaha. 24-hour serv
ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing; body
dents removed; new fenders made.
OMAHA AHTO RADIATOR MFG. CO.,
1819 Cuming St. Tyler 917.
AUTOMOBILE painting. First class work.
Domrlas 7513. 124 So. 24th St.. rear.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Bargains In und machines. Victor H.
Roos, the motorcycle man. 17th and
Leavenworth Sts.
Tires and Supplies.
NEW TIRES, STRICTLY FIRST.
10x3 $ 8.75 32x3.. .,..$15. 50
30x3 $11.90 34x4 $20.60
DEALERS AND AGENTS WANTED.
STANDARD TIRli CO.,
410 N. Kith. ' . Doug. 3830.
( USED TIRES DIRT CHEAP.
0x3. $4.00; SOxS'-i, $5.00.
All sizes In proportion. Look over
our rebullts. Open Sundays. Tyler 2986.
ons N. lth St. Keystone Tire Shop.
NEW TIRES DIRT CHEAP
tOxitt FISK....J11.95 14x4 $20.95
30x3 8.95 36x4 26.95
KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. 1722 CUMING.
AUTO electrical repairs; -service Btatlon
for Rayfleld carburetor and Columbia
storage batteries. Edwards. 2616 N. 19.
llADTAfORS repaired. C. Elsaser,2523
S. 21st St. Tyler 4009. Best work; rea
sonable prices.
GOOD
4009.
FORD radiators for sale. Tyler
Horses Live Stock. Vehicles.
HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRAVELING
GOODS.
' We make them ourselves and sell dl
. rect to the consumer, no middleman's
profit. High grade goods at first cost.
Store is 60 years old and our guaran
tee Is good. We have large atock of war
harness at low prices.
ALFRED CORNISH St CO..
Sucoessors to Colling & Morrison.
1210 Farnam St.
FARM MARES.
1 Pair geldings, weight, 1,900 pounds;
5 and 4 years old, well matched; 1 span
of mules, weight, 2,380; 1 span of mares,
weight, 1,800; 1 span of mares, weight,
2.500. Reason for selling. Just moved
off the farm. 824 S. 27tfc6t. 1 Block
south jpf Leavenworth.
800 Sets of Harness,'
SADDLE AND COLLARS
at SO per coat discount; free list price.
Midwest Harness Co.,
7j N. 16th St Omaha. Neb.
TEAM of mares, 1.700 lbs, 7and 9 years
years old; in good flesh and sound; if
taken at once, $175. 2411 St. Marys Ave.
SOUND 4-year-old horse, weight 1,200
pounds. 2411 Cuming St. D. 4959.
SOUND 6-year-old horse, must sell at
once. Douglas 4949.
421 Cuming.
FOR SALE Four sows and onb boar. 937
North 17th Bf. Harney 3725,
TWO teams and harness ior sale.
Harney 1725. 937 North 17th St.
Call
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
S. C. BUFF ORPHINGTON COCKERELS,
cheap for quick aale; fine birds. Wal
nut 1939. -
SNOW White Rock Cockerels, also eggs
for hatching. Walnut 188.
PE1
Fffoi
RSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazlnea. We collect. Wa distribute.
Phone Doug. 413S and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new home.
inif'iiu'iin unugg street.
WILL Marian Braman, who left Spokane
In September, 1918, please write an
"old friend?" Perry Collin, Cashmere,
Wash., c-o. F. A. VVIngate, Box o.
CHARLES STAFFORD, formerly of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, please correspond with
FACE maskage, manicuring. Lady, oper
ator. 118 North 17m St v
MONEY TO LOAN.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS
Lowest ratea. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashock. 1614 Dodge, P. 6619. Es 1694
FARM and city loans.
... v . . S. H. LOUGEB. INtiT '
t-V .: M Kaaliaa 14a, . -
FATHER-
a. KtOHlRPy iatVa "I I
tn ocrt NOW-
-A
handle" one of the largest crowds of
the season. Coach Ernie Adams of
the Uni squad says that he will
spring a couple of i'dark horses" in
the game. -.
In the Greater Omaha league
Wednesday night the Bowen Furni
ture squad will tangle with the Oma
ha Nations Banks, leaders, and Gus
Wilier,, coach of the furniture squad,
says the Banks are in for a trim
ming. !
Promise Pull Turnout.
Church league follows have
promised to turn out in full force on
Thursday night to see their favorites
perform and, according to the
schedule, all of the games should be
hard fought from start to finish. The
quintets iit this organization have
played great ball thus far and the
games have all proven interesting.
Although the Pearl M. E. are
leading the league with a clean slate,
followers of the Trinity Baptists are
predicting a defeat for the leaders.
The Trinity lads have strengthened
their line-up and are out to carry off
the laurels. '
Following is the standing of the
teams in the various leagues to dale
and the schedule for the week:
, ' TEAM STANDINGS.
Greater Omaha League.
W.
Omaha National Banks 6
Commerce High 3
Reddeos - 3
Bowens . .. 2
Townsends 2
Live Stock Exchange 1
Commercial League.
L.
0
2
8
3
3
5
L.
1
1
1
4
S
Pet.
iooo
.600
.500
.400
.400
.175
W.
Pet.
.875
.875
.875
.200
.176
.000
Y. M. H. A.....
Omaha Unl Reserves
C. B. High
Western Union -
Commerce Reserves . ;
Thcrplan A. C
Church League,
W.
. 8
. 6
. 5
..4
. 3
. 1
. 2
. 2
Pet.
1.000
.875
.875
.500
.250
.250
.200
.200
Pearl M. E
First M. E
Benson M. E
Hanscom Parks .
Calvary Baptist
Trinity Baptist ..
M. K. wops
C. B. Christians..
This Week's Schedule.,
TnMdir Tflirht Commercial League:
Western Union against Thorpian Athletic
club. 7:30 p. m.; Council Bluffs High
against Live Stock Exchange, 9 p. m.
Y. M. H. A. against Omaha University Re
serves, 8:50 p. m.
Wednesday isignc ureaier vmra
League: Commerce High, against Town-
sends. 7:30 p. m.; Omaha National Banks
against Bowens, 8:1'6 p. m.; Beddeos
against Live Stock Exchange ( 9 p. m.
Thursday Night Church League: Coun
cil Bluffs Christians against M. E. Wops.
7:30 p. m.; Trinity Baptists against Pearl
M. E.. 8:10 p. m.: Hanscom Parks against
Calvary Baptists, 8:50 p. m.; First M. E.
against Benson M. E., 9:30 p. m.
Polish Wrestler Returns
to Meet Stecher for Title
New York, Feb. IS. Stanislaus
Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler, who
claims the world's title at the
Graeco-Roman style ancl Was sec
ond only to the late Frank Gotch,
the catcn-as-catch-can champion six
years ago, arrived here on the Dan
ish steamer Oscar II.
Zbyszko, who was interned in
Russia for over four years, returns
here to challenge for the title now
held by Joe Stecher. ' v
Thompson Signs With Browns.
Joplin, Mo., Feb. 1-5. Frankie
Thompson, third baseman, has re
turned his signed contract to the
St. Louis American league team
and is prepared to start to Taylori
Tex., February 24 for the Spring
training season. Thompson was
purchased by the Browns from -the
Joplin Western league team before"
the close of the season last fall. Pat
Collins, former catcher of the Jop
lin team, and Rolla (Sug) 'Mapel,
leading left-handed pitcher in the
Western league last year, who also
were, sold to St. Louis by the Jop
lin team, have both returned signed
contracts.
Today's Calendar of Sports.
Racing: Winter meeting of Cuba-American
Jockey club at Havana, Winter
meeting of Business Men's Racing associa
tion at New Orleans.
Automobile: Opening of shows at St.
Louis and Ilea Moines.
Golf: Washington's Birthday tourna
ment opens at Beliealr, Fla.
Bowling: Opening of annual tournament
of Winnipeg, Man., Bowling association. -
Wrestling: "Stranger F.d" , Lewis
against Zbyszko at Kansas City.
Boxing: Mickey Donley against Lew
Tendler, six rounds at Philadelphia. Bat
tling Levtnaky against Clay Turner, 10
rounds at Detroit. Joa Welling against
Kddle Fltsslmmons, 10 rounds at Detroit.
Willie Jackson against Mel Caogai eight
rounds at Paterson, N J.
UPDIKE
Wa Specialist in the Careful
Handling of Orders of i
. Grain and Provisions
nfor
Future Delivery
AH Important Markets
Wa Are Members of
Chicago Bofrd of Trade -: .
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis Merchants Exchange
" Kaniaa City Board of Trade
Sioux City BdtTd of Trade
Omaha Grain Exchange
Wa Operate Offices at:
Omaha, Neb. Sioux City. lay
Lincoln, Neb. Atlantic, la. -Hastings,
Neb. Hamburg, la.,
Holdrege, Neb. Dee Moines, la.
Geneva, Neb. ' Milwaukee, Wis.
- Chicago, I1L
and all of these officee ara con
nected with each other by private
wires. ,
Wa Solicit Your' Patronage. .
THE UPDIKE GRAIN
COMPANY
Grain Exchange Building. ,
j, Omaha, Neb.
P. S. Cash Consignments Solicited.
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Paa
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NEXT
l Every
HEY'LL be sewing amendments
srets heavier than the kite. The
it a misdemeanor to eat raisins on
nn a m rrv-ffn-rnii n rl J
- j o -
The 20th will forbid bald-headed
bathing beach, and will also ''compel
gloves while holding hands.
Still there are wavs of beating
girl to drink to you only with her eyes. That ought to make you dizry.
- Or you can wait for the Tenth Day. The law permits one bird to feath
er himself with one pint every tenth day. One pint ain't much, but a
drowning Inan grabs at a soda water straw. You can snitch the pint every
tenth stanza on a doctor's prescription.
All you have to do is to have symptoms. And symptoms are easy to
get these days. It's the only thing we got out of the war. Buy one
of those new wheel chairs with the limousine, bodies and rattle off for the
doc's. He woin't tell you to stick out your tongue, as it is already out so
far that it looks like a necktie. v
He won't rfeel your pulse, either.
are beating two-step time, the doc
ternal revenue stamp, tie stakes you to one pint ot the best spirits fer
menti. Which is Latin for booze. Requiescat in pace. That's Latin for
wood alcohol.
There ain't no law against inhaling the pint for medicinal nurnoses
only. There ain't no law against getting sick for medicinal purposes only.
And it's about time the surgeons added the corkscrew to their collection
of operating hardware. That s one surgeon s knife that no sapp will take
ether with. Every 10th day will be -a red nose letter day on the calendar.
On the first day the victim will notice a dizzv feeline. Something like a
guy looking at his income tax. His
day, tollowed by an emptjrsensation in the cellar. About the sixth day
his eyes will look like a couple of buttons hanging bv a thread, his tonorue
will swell like a blimp and his nose
un tne nintn aay ms ears will look like a couple of wormholes in a
snowdrift, his mouth will look like a horse collar and his complexion
could easily be mistaken for a new crazy quilt This is the climax. The
disease has him vamped. He can't
would be an improvement.
On the 10th day, h staggers weakly to the doctor like Ben Hur win
ning the chariot race. The doc blindfolds himself, outs earmnffs on. and
puts the patient through a careful examination while looking at the pretty
pink pictures in the Police Gazette. The doc knows what the answer M
going to be without consulting a Weejee board or the Gypsy Dream book.
The patient thanks the doc between gurgles, shakes hands with the
hand that ain't holding the bottle and goes out into the dry dry world. The
sun is shining like a new dime, the flowers are cracking into bloom and
the birds are twittering loosely in the near east. It is the 10th day. The
thermos bottles are budding and the hip pockets are in bloom. Outside
of congress, the whole world, is at peace.
It's the 10th day. Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you diet.' ,
Troeh Comes From Behind
and Wins Amateur Title
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. IS. Frank
M. Troeh of Vancouver, Wash.,"won
the international amateur wing shot,
the principal event of the Interstate
Trap-Shooting tournament in prog
ress here since last Monday.
Troeh came from behind and de
feated Harry Snyder of Kansas City,
who led when the first half of the
event was completed yesterday. His
score wfcs 95. In addition to win
ning the title, Troeh also captured
first cash prize.
The five high shooters who won
cash prizes offered in connection with
the event are: E. B. Melrath, Phila
delphia, 92; H. C. Heredon, George
town, Ky 91; B. F. Elbert, Des
Moines, la., 90; William Wetleaf,
Nichols, la., 90; Harry Snyder, Kan
sas City, 89. Elbert and Wetleaf
split the fourth prize, to which their
tie of 90 entitled them. The tourna-
menf ended today. ' .
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The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Y . has just paid its
44th Consecutive Quarterly Dividend
at the rate of
7 per annum
' ' .
The Company offers a limited, amount of this stock to
the public at its par value of $100 per share to finance its
1920 budget of new construction.
This stock' is free from all tax in Nebraska and
normal federal income tax. ' v.
The strong: financial condition (of this company
is well known. v
Its Assets total $9,053,320.
And it Surplus and Reserves $1,397,040.
Its service is indispensible and in growing de
mand. j
It is Officered and managed by the same staff which has
developed the business from one exchange with 1,500 tele
phones to one hundred fifteen exchanges, serving 61,000 sub
scribers. ' ' . '
. All stotk issues and expenditures are under the control
of the Nebraska State Railway Commission, assuring protection
of stockholders' interest. . v
1 is a good return" on such an absolutely safe investment
Fornformation concerning this offering of stock address
Lincoln Telephone and
Telegraph Company
C. P. Russell, Sec'y . Telephone Bldg.; Lincoln, Neb.
Jigga and Magfia ia Full
of Colon ia Too Sunday Boa.
OUU I'M
NS0OWM
WVTCR
CNR
Ten Days.
on to the constitution until the tail
19th amendment will probably make
a Ferris wheel or drink barley water
truvs from carrying opera glasses to a
engaged couples to wear boxing
the barrier. You can ask a cross-eyed
He feels your tonsils. If your tonsils
writes out your prescription on an in
tonsils will shimmy on the second
will fold up like a patent violin stand.
get any worse. Even a fractured skull
Leaders' Positions Upset
in International Tourney
St. Paul, Minn., Feb. IS. Numer
ous upsets in the leaders' positions
in the singles event featured today's
pin smashing at the International
Bowling association tournament T.
Williams of La Crosse. Wis., rolled
into the lead in this class, getting
060. The best count in the doubles
today was hung up by G. Fisher and
T. Reynolds of Chicago, whose 1,147
total gave them seventh place. '
Bowlers from St. Louis and Sioux
City,' Ia turned in comparatively
low scores. ;
Tonight five-man teams from Des
Moines, la.. Sioux Citv and Duluth
and Superior shot at the 2946 mark
of the Centrals of Minneapolis.
. Broken Bow Wins.
Broken Bow, Neb., Feb. IS. (Spe
cial.) Broken Bow High school
defeated Aurora High school here
friday night, 14 to 12. in a hard-
fought game. Broken Bow has won
five games out of six this season.
II TWjgg
With the Bowlers
City Tournament.
K. MueUer
T0
J. Looney
.. 640'
.. (,
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.. 61
.. 03
..1123
.. 616
.. 496
it. Morrel ..
Totala '..
H. Fits .. ..
J. Blskeneg .
Totala .. ..
H. Frltacher ,
J. Fltigerald
Totala .. ..
L. Coupal . .
J. London ...
Totala .. ..
H. Eldsen . . ,
E. Norgard'..
.. 484
C, Bachtnaa .
Totala .. ..
A. Erman . .
F.vBlmoynes
Totals ....
.. 605,
.. 668;
..1063
.. 611
IB. Johnson ..
.. Mai
W. . Wiley .,
..1037
Totala ..
,...1009
. .. 674
.. .. 667
....1141
.... 6i
.... 483
....1076
492
608
....1000
.. .. J
.. ..650
1078
.. 4481
.. .. 666
104K
.. 643
M. Moore .
A. Wallace
. . 404
..1037
Totala ..
.. 44
O. Olson ,.
P. Jarosh ..
Totals .
K. Solpla
1H. Stuns
Totala ,
..1.1031
L- Totala ..
. .V 666
.... EG5
C. Lehr .. .
K. Reese ..
Totala ..
W. Bowers
H. Hansen
Totals . .
R. Karls ..
A. Jekllcka
...1130
P. Angelsberg
603j
678
il. xousem-
Totals . ....1061
Landwehrkamu . 499
C. Rles
626
Totals . .
J. Martin
K. Learn .
Totala ,.
. . .10251 Totale .. .
., 6S01W. Barron ..
... 6H!A. Wartchow
...lilt
Totala .. .
.. 6S!M. Dolphin ..
... 679'F. Spellman .
. 662
. 662
.1169
. 488
. 613
.1101
. 656
. 612
,1068
. 624
. 481
Devlne
Koran .
Totals . .
L. Canfleld s
1111
Totala .. .
.- 6S1
m. Neals .. .
M. Huntington
664
Q. Ksnnsdjr
Totals ..
E. Maurer
O. Toman
Totala .. ,
.. 62(i
.. 600
H Brannlan
F. Planbsck. ,
Totals 1120
R. Young .. ..649
O. Zlmmsrman. 636
Totals'.. ....1084
Totala .. .
....1006
... 678
,...661
....1139
S. Jarosh .
A. 8aJpl ..
Totals . .
W. Atkinson . . ., 608
A. Olson . .
.... 80
. .. 624
M. Kalklln .. .606
C. Wencka
Totsla 1014
Totals . .
.1004
J. Wills .. .... 667
A. Godenswagsr
C. Zarp
664
T. Atkins ... 44
621
Totals .".
Totala ..
....1061
.... M
.1076
C. Smith ..
C. Stocking
C. Chiles .,
P. Millson
. 661
.... i:
. 669
Totals ..
Beard ..
.... B
.... 661
. .. 666
1116
Totals ..
....1120
.. .. 623
J, Doherty
A. Mayor .
A. Bowers
Totala ..
,. ... 473
....1096
611
648
Totals ..
R. Badlna
D. Bcbulta
. .. 671
W. Rice .
J. Hensler
. .. 666
. . . .117
. .. 628
Totala ..
Totals . . .
W. Bloemer .,
A. Neustrom
.1054
. 494
.678
P. Chadd ,
E. Knoskl
Totals ..
....1069
Totals . . .
.1072
Singles.
649;H. Frttscher ,
669 J. Fitzgerald ,
643 H. Flta
4341J. Blackeney
It. Beselln . . ,
f "1
. 603
, 586
. 566
. 683
411
. 609
W. West
J. Ambrose ...
R. Havden ...
H.' Brannlan v.
S. Collins
R. Karls
W. Jedllck ....
W. Dolphin ..
F. Spellman ...
498
629
J. London
It. Coupal . . . .
W. Learn
J. Martin ......
J. Devlne .....
B. Koran ....
L. Canfleld ....
666
499
482
452
.600
. 660
, 494
673
606
W. Cmtckhank
W Knvriar 666!
M. Huntington ,
621
621
C. Wencka 660 B. Maurer
C. Chiles ...... 4 j. Coleman
60S
jr. Hensley
465R. Young 600
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Cop rrlght, 1119 International Nswa Servka .
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WAIT-
W Tllr 640
A, Zimmerman. 631
J. Will 661
T. Atklna ... 618
a Boord ....vk 643
W. Barrow .... 0R
A. Wartchow .. cii
B. Nsala 698
O. Kennedy .w. 40
JT. Jarosh 629
A. Mayer tao
D. Bchults ... 684
B. Zadlna, Wtt...' 627
R. Bclpla 641
C. Zarp 32
A. Orod'wacar .. 611
J. Dohertv 694
P. Chadd ...... 619
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3. Looney 676
C Bach man t 690
A. Bowers..... 669
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A. Menatrorn 603
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E. R. Kellay . 479
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623o. Olson 636
440IF. Jarosh .. 626
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B. Mueller ...
M. , Merrel ...
674!
Local High Schools Play
, Five Games This Week
Only three basket ball games will
be staged by the local high schools
in the city this week. Two of the
contests will be staged in the city,
while the third will be played in St.
Joe. The High School of Com
mence will mix with Council Bluffs
High, while Central High will take
on St. Joe High. South Side High
wiil clash with' Council Bluffs.
The Commerce-Council Bluffs
game will be played Saturday night
at the local Y. M. C A. court.
The bookkeepers have only one
more game on their schedule and
that is with Coach Mulligan's boys
next week. -s-
With the brilliant showing the
Central High school displayed Fri
day night in the Lincoln contest
they are expected tojhave an easy
time with the St Joe aggregation
Saturday. I
The Packers are expected to give
the Council Bluffs High school
ouintet a hard fight The Packers
lost Friday to University Place by
one point.
Western League Magnates
Postpone Meeting in K. C.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 15. The
schedule meeting of the Western
league, to have been held here Mon
day, has been postponed until Wed
nesday. ,
The inability of several club own-
Lers to be present was given as the
reason ior tne postponement. ,
The league's 1920 schedule was
drafted at Chicago last .week and the
magnates decided to take it up for
adoption at the Kansas City meet
ing. It is also expected that the
1920 opening date will be set at the
meeting here.
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v
Zionists Will Meet l-
Castellar Quintet
- Tuesday at School
The young Knights of Zion basket
ball team will mix with the Castellar
Athletic club quintet Tuesday eve-"
n.ng at the Castellar school. The
Knights hae not lost a flame this
seasor. . ,
Last Thursday night at the Army
nd Navy club the Zionists won from
the Lincoln Community center live
by a score of 24 to 5. The Commu
nity centcrsaggregation claimed the
city championship before .they met
the Zionists.
Benme Ravitz and Herman Siegl
man, two of the Zionists star players
will not appear in TneaHav'a, line-
UD.
The Yound Kniehts of Zion or
ganization will feive a dance or,
March 21, to raise enough money
to send the team to Lincoln.
Ross Defeats Australians.
Adelaide, South Australia, Feb. 15.
Norman Ross, the American
swimmer, won the three-quarter
mile Australian championship, cov
ering the distance in 17 minutes,
29 1-5 seconds; he defeated the Aus
tralian swimmer, F. E. Beaurepaire,
by five yeards. There were eight
starters.
Seek Bank Charters.
Washington, Feb.
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capital. Increases ot tha capital at Ot-
sens' National Dank 01 Knoxvme. la.
from $60,000 to 1100,00. and tha FlvS
National bank of Orsenfteld, Ia. from
126,000 to 160,000, have Bean approved.
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