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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
CContinued)
G. W. GARLOCH
BEMIS PARK HOMES
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
CContinued)

S@O-Sn4 Lafayette Ave-, new Spm, strictly modern, ak finish first floor
birch and maple or second floor; large attic ROOM fun Cemened basement hot
water heating; nice south front lawn; parked street with no paving to pay
&2O-a6 n. saith St.. new, strictly modern 7 rooms I'M reception hail. with oak
finish ad hot water heating; very beautiful south and east frontage overlooking
private park cry choice
s6DO-aO Hamilton St, room nd reception hall strictly modern in every
First story III finished in uuartersawed white oak; entire house nicely
decorated; fine heating plant ant eft south frontage overlooking Bemts Park Bet
ter look at Hto today.
%5O-Sn2 Hawthorne Ave, s rooms, new and strictly modern in Tho very heart
Of Bemis Park With beautiful south front terrace; house finished in oak or first
noor;h hot water heating and everything first class throughout
S5N-SH Cunning st. strictly modernS room, with oak hnkh ad not water
heating fronting on Bemis Park with nice lawn streets all paved and paid This
is a cry choice residence district
S7N-SEe Cunning St, rooms and reception hail. new ad strictly modern;o oak
to entertain large numbers of people Street paved and paid, and everything ready
to mover right in
&5O-Sm Cunning st, s rooms strictly modern, with oak finish ant hot wahr
heating; very fine arrangement; large pantnes and refrigerator room, with large lot
fronting on Bems Park
8SO-S5 Cunning st, Q rooms strictly modern. with five bedrooms on second
floors nd tme bedrooms not completed on third floor; entre first story finished in
oak with a living room 30 IT long and very beautiful entrance hall and stairway. A
corner lot fronting norh and east with street paved and paid and overlooking Bems
Park
8WO-5 6C Cunning st, 9 rooms strictly modern, with hot waite heating ad oak
nnshi south frontage; in a very fine ndghborhood This house has outside sleeping
ROOM ground 6xI9f IT.; m paved street and paving paid. Better look this over
while It is being completed.
$1,000 S Cunning St This house, las practically the same finish as 312 and
has S rooms, very nicely arranged, with large attic rooms and outside sleeping room;
hot water heating; south frontage in paveds street with grounds 4x19; lage shade
hes and, in act an ideal home in every respect LOok thee houses over and pick
one out to sui yourself
For terms M further information see
q w GARIOCH
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Washington.

FARMS and small fruit ranches in the
return on the Investment than In any other
locality in the United States. Land values
are reasonable. Climate is glorious winter
and summer. Educational facilities are ex-
ceptional. II you are seeking profit and a
home, Walla Waila is the place. For in
formation regarding fruit tracts, farm land.
truck gardening, dairying, bee culture,
poultry raising, business opportunities, eli
mate and educational facilities, write for
book X. Walla Walla Commercial Club
Walla Walla, Wash"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

$4,000 YEARLY
DOES THIS LOOK GOOD TO YOU?

DOES THIS LOOK GOOD TO YOU?
An ordinary intelligent and industrious
can earn this amount on an invest
ment OF $50, Let US show you how. One
OF our lO-acre Florida farms will make you
for life. Magnificent range
groves and money making truck farms now
IN operation. Most beautiful spot IN the
south lnstallments u preferred. so down
ana 8 per month without interest or taxes.
We furnish highest references. Write for
fun particulars; Jacksonville Development
Co, JaoksopYnle, fla
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
PETERS TRUST COMPANY

Ground Floor. N. Y. Life Bldg.
H,00O-This buys a neat house Of 4 rooms,
Just completed and never occupied;
lot is 40x126; 500 cash, balance easy
H,S0o-For a very neat 5-room cottage,
modern except heat. and located at
1912 Howard. Subject to paving tax,
2,7bO-A very attractive cottage Of 4 large
rooms, with fine large bath room,
furnace heat and hard wood floors,
lot 42x120, east front and located In
Bemis Park; $3.50 cash, required.
A,5OO-S rooms, all modern. east front
house, desirably located on S. 2sth
St This house Is Of very attractive
style, good construction and in fine
condition; has good stable in rear
with driveway; street IL paved and
neighborhood IL choice.
$6,0O0-An S-room modern home in Kountze
Place. Located on Lothrop st., west
OF 18th, and surrounded with new
and modern houses; was built one
year ago for a home by present
owner, who now occupies II; per-
feet system of hot water heating;
large bath room with pedestal lava
tory, porcelain tub and white glass
fixtures and trimmings. hard wood
floors and finish, full attic.
G75O-This is one Of the new Dundee
with ground 1OOx185; house has ten
rooms, is entirely modern. with hot
water heat and finished in oak. We
have the plans of this house in the
office and will show to any one In
terested.
INVESTMENT
Northwest corner of 10th and Martha, sex
140, with good 7-room house and
barn; ground Is OF grade and offers
two fine frontages for improvement.
We are going to sell this in the
next 3 days and have cut the price
to 1900. First come. first served.
VACANT
t,eso-Lot on Ssth st., near Poppieton.
H26o-South and east front corner lot on
s1st and Martha, one block to Hans
com car. =
. S50-For lot. 4Ox127, on Decatur, between
35th and S6th, south fronts
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Mexico.
READ THIS ABOUT

West Coast Mexican LANDS
READ THIS ABOUT
Ell CARRIZAL COLONIZATION
sub-irrigated fruit and wheat and divided
in 100 acre farms at 5000 per acre. EasJ
terms.
fruit lands, in the rain belt, abundanc,
fresh water, no snow, no cold weather, NJ
~tornadoes. Climate perfect Two miles
from deep water harbor; cheap transporta-
ton. You can raise oranges, lemons, grape
fruit, sugar zane, cotton, olives, potatoes,
onions, tomatoes. alfalfa, maize, corn,
garbanzos, wheat, barley, oats, melons and
berries OF all kinds. Good markets for
WHEAT 40 BUSHELS AN ACRE
The greatest wheat country In America;
acre. For several years past wheat in the
West Mexican Coast District has sold at
81 gold per bushel Unlimited opportunities
desire to live in the States. You can har,
vest your crops In the United States In the
summer and another In Sonora in the win
ter the same year. over eight hundred
million dollars American capital already
invested in Mexico
Fine for cattle. hogs, sheep and chickens.
own a farm in the land Of sunshine, flow
ers and health. Own q farm and be for
ever independent. Title perfect; taxes al
most nothing.
Take advantage OF this first offering OF
farms I'm the great Carrizal Rancho, now
being colonized. Only $50 miles south OF
the United states; on the Delta Of the
Sonora River near the Gulf Of California.
In the direct path OF the greatest and
movement OF modern times.
EIGHT CROPS OF ALFALFA
ANNUALLY
The soil is so fertile. and the climate 80
favorable that you can raise eight crops
OF alfalfa annually averaging a ton to the
cutting.
No richer or better land anywhere in the
United States-never In the history Of our
time has the equal OF this 5000 per acre
land offer been made. We can prove it
II costs you nothing to find out. Only a
few Of these 100 acre farms 10 he sold az
$40 90 Unless you secure one OF these you
will have TO pay SIS TO $50. Think OF
It: land so rich YOU can raise a crop OF
wheat and corn on same land In a single
season. The best soil, climate and mar
kets combined in the world for the wheat,
fruit vegetable and stock farmer. For
the nveFtor-beat II II you can.
Excursions with special railroad rates
and accommodations run at regular inter
walls: write today for full particulars; sent
absoIuatelv free.
{. NJ WOOSTER COMPANv
$40 r. A. Long Bldg. Kansas city MO
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Choice Bargains

$4,000
No. nn Lafayette Ave. south and east
front, corner lot with beautiful shade and
lawn, strictly modern, S-room house In
first-class condition, one block to car.
$4,000
No. 41Os Lafayette Ave, 7-rooms, modern
with fine lawn and shade. paved street,
permanent walks, one block to car, an Ideal
home.
$4,000
No. 4Oz4 Lafayette Ave, s-rooms. strictly
modern, practically new, full lot, paved
street.
$4,000
Brand new cottage, located at 1917 DIN
Ave, three blocks south of Vinton, high
and slightly, 8 rooms, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, two bedrooms with bath between,
lar, house finished In hard oil with poi
ished floors, easy terms.
$2,750
New bungalow. 1909 DIN Ave. three
blocks south OF Vinton, nice parlor, dining
room. kitchen, two bedrooms, elegant bath
room with fine plumbing, large attic, good
cellar with combination mission fixtures,
all ready to move In. Don't fail to see this
bungalow ct once.
$2,7OO
1911 DIN Ave. new, 5-room, oil finished,
polished floors, two nice bedrooms with
bath between, large attic, good cellar, nice
combination fixtures, cemented walks,
everything right up-te-date. reasonable
terms.
$2,750
New bungalow, s4a2 Franklin. corner lot,
Bsfooms with bath, hot and cold water,
good cellar, attic. three blocks to Harvey
car line, all ready to occupy easy terms.
$4,000
New cottage, we'll built, 6-rooms with
bath, gas, hot and cold water, full cellar,
nice attic, corner lot, southeast corner Of
18th and Ames Ave. Very easy terms.
$2,150
Nice B-room cottage, 8O1s Charles, with
gas for cooking, electric light, city water,
~cistern, cellar, lots of fruit, two blocks to
Harvey car, reasonable terms, immediate
possession.
Building Lots
Three nice building lots in the south part
Of the city, between 18th and 10th on DIN
Ave, three blocks south Of Vinton, 1925,
$3.50 and $500, One-third cash and balance
monthly.
Payne, Bostwick &Co.
Sole Agents. Main Floor ". Y. LIFE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Texas.
SOUTHWEST TIE

WHY not own a homo in Texas? The
Lone Star state offers you unexcelled
opportunities. Our special offer Of one lot
in the most rapidly growing city In Texas,
and a minimum Of forty acres In the most
highly favored country on earth for $50,
$40 down and $40 per month will interest
you. Write now for particulars. Good
hustling agents wanted. Santa Fe-Central-
Orient Land and Trust Company, Hamlin.
Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

A BIG BARGAIN

A BIG BARGAIN.
S0-acre farm, no land better, one mile
from Shelton. half mile from city limits
and half mile from stock yards, size Of
town between 1900 and 1900 population.
The buildings are good; carry 1900 in
suTance. This Is q fine home for someone;
also a good feeding point. II / can sell
within the next 10 days, will take Sis per
acre. as / am on a deal for more land.
Write me for particulars. J., j. O'Brien,
Shelton, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS

500 to $4,000 made promptly. p. D. wead.
wead Blcg, 18th and FRrnam.
$500 to 5000 on homes In Omaha. O'Roefo
Real Estate Co.. 10Ol N, X. Life. Doug. or
A-2152.
MONEY TO LoAN-Payne investment Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

BARGAINS.
Thrce-story brick store, $3.50 rental,
$12 200.
Two brick stores, 1900 rental. 5000.
Northwest corner Gath and Blonde, 142X1D0
IT,, three houses. S462 rental. SNAP at
I, est Farnam district, 1O-room modern
house. 100 IT. EAST front, $500.
1912 Dodge ST., 22x1@ IT,, "a. 900
1879 Cunning St., 66x132 IT,, $4,000.
1913 s. Goth St, fine modern 7-room house,
bargain at $500.
25i5 Rees St, two houses, cheap at $4,000.
S3N115 IT,, west, 26l0 Davenport, N,5OO.
800 acres, nine (g miles west OF South
Omaha stock yards. S12b per acre.
18th st. lots, south Vinton, 500
Forty acres, near Irvington, $500
Ten acres, 4-room house. fruit, .NH9
Two acres, s rooms, paved road. 1850
Five acres. corner. near Krug Park N-HO.
JOHN Y. PREMIER, over i1 S. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
wyoming,

PARTIES wishing to locate in any of the
western states should first see the fine
farming lands in the Golden Prairie dis
trlct of Laramie county, Wyoming-S0 to
$50 per acre. Write Allender & Nelson
Carpenter. Wyo.
LAND = IRRIGATED LAND-Perpetual
water right, fine water. productive soil,
per acre, Sa to 6 tons alfalfa, h~eaithful ell
mate, free timber terms easy. Write now.
Llnwood Land Company, Rock Springs,
Wyoming.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

We have just secured a practically new
7-room house near oath and Poppleton;
large reception hall, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, pantry and vestibule on first floor;
4 bed rooms with large closets and and
bath on second floor; front and rear stair
way; bricked-up basement with outside en-
trance; best furnace, with hot water at
tachment; block to car. Price only $3.50.
Can arrange for part terms. Let us show
you this at once.
ED JOHNSTON & CO.,
Phone Douglas 1895. 1914 Farnam ST."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
AUCTION SALE OLE REAL ESTATE

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY TRUSTEE $500 ACRES
Banner county, Neb,. farm land. Some
under irrigation. Sale date October Z, 1903.
This Is all good wheat, oats and alfalfa
land and will be sold In tracts to the
highest bidder. Special train service.
Terms reasonable. Write c. NJ Gruen-
Their, Trustee. Columbus, Neb., NOW. for
full PARTICULARS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
INVESTMENT
Vacant Bargain

Three fine building sites, 55x1S5 feet; sit
uated near SIND and Dodge streets. These
lots are all on grade and very choice.
Price, S2.475 each. Can make terms.
home sites. situated S1st and Boulevard,
opposite Mr., stephens fine home. Price,
el00, S425 and $3.50 each. Ali bargains. Easy
terms.
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1890 Farnam st. Tel. Doug. 1864; Ind. A 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Oonunued) Contnusd)
SCOTS BLUFF CROPS

SIOl . BLUFF CKOHS
Of AAsis 4o4 rR%s sS SS IS naS E H%S 70 a eS ssG'S crop 0f BSyrn fBR %s corn OR S&' there "T T TSs
TOO MUCH WAITE IN JUNE
TOO LITTLE WATER IN AUGUST
Ideal conditions for crops are where THE WATER GETS IN WHEN THE
CROP NEEDS IT.
a living and comforts when you aren not BILE to work 1t Is a life Insurance Of The
No man h has gone out with US on any OF our trips has found any over
statements as t.. what the land win produce and you car. see for yoGrsef what is
oats alfalfa
ISN'T IT WORTH LOOKING INTOR
A soil that viii grow. 400 bushels q potatoes to the acre. IS to Is tons Of sugar
beets 80 to 100 bushels of. oats. 40 to 80 bushels OF wheat II Is worth considering
hat this and is nearer the Missouri river markets han any other age irrigated
district It is only 100 miles from Denver markets These things explain why we
have sold
100000 WORTH OF LAND IN THREE MONTHS
We had out another large party this weekzsnthuHasde, delighted They bought
day. Ne run
AN EXCURSION o. EVERY TUESDAY
We ewe Omaha or TIL Burlington at P NJ we have Our W special Train,
evy comfort and convenence-no delay.
Come in and ask about It
Payne Investment Co.
N. Y Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Minnesota.
Missouri.

CHEAP CORN LAND-Drainage bitches
have made the rich level lands Of south
east Missouri the greatest corn country on
earth. Free Booklet. Edwards Bros,
Realty Co., New Madrid, Mo-"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
I N FARM CHEAP

800 acres, highly improved, in Nance
county. Neb., IN miles from Belgrade, a
town of 1900 people. All the very best OF
rich black soil, with CLAY subsoil; Just roll
ing enough to drain we'll; 20 acres in cul-
~tivetion, 30 acres IN alfalfa, fenced hog
fenced. A fine orchard. Fin s-roorn
house, barn Sox46, granary 16H4O, corn cribs,
machine sheds, hog houses, and every
thing that goes to make a highly inn
proved farm. You can't beat this In the
state. Price for quick sale sos per acre.
5000 cash, balance easy. Write or wire
for full particulars.
s. E.. WAIT CO.,
SIT Bee Bldg. Omaha. Neb. .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
20 ACRES
IMPROVED

WO WIItS UOIIH Ut TIUItUVtI nus IdTbU
S-room house, old and young apple trees,
many other kinds of fruit; price only $1,000,
IL sold at once. viii take you out any time,
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey St.
LOTS IN YORK CNEB) FOR SALE.
I have six choice residences and resi-
dence lots in York, Neb., adjoining York
College campus on the north, which I will
sell at prices extremely low as compared
with the price of other property in that
vicinity; excellent locality for patrons of
York college in what is fast becoming the
best residence district In York; no saloons
nor pool halls; social and educational ad-
vantages the best. This property will
double in value within tho next two or
three years. For terms call upon or write
to J. ". Purinton, 6111S Lincoln Ave, York,
Neb."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Oregon.
OREGON LAND

Fruit farms, all Sizes prices ran~ing
from SO 10 5000 per acre; good market:
delightful climate; prosperous and energetic
%neighbOrs. Call on me for particulars.
C.. H. GERBER,
6l9 Bee Bldg. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
South Omaha Home

Modern 7-room house; hot water reat,
large, airy rooms, newly paved street and
garage. Cali at 261A 4 st, South Omaha.
or phone South SA"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED
PRINTING

PHONE IND. A-S6e0 for good printing
Printing Co.. 18th & Capitol Ave.
HOLLAND Printing Co.. no s. nth ST.
HYATT & LoNGAcRE, PRTNTERs,
1903 I~eavenworth st. Tel. Doug. 264f.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
: IDEAL STOCK FARM

$40 acres, Dawson county Nebraska;
soil black loan. 30 rods from main line
station on u, p. r. r., so acres alfalfa.
200 acres broke, balance hay and pasture,
small stream runs Through place. plenty
water for cattle, Improvements large and In
good repair, fire shade, only $50 miles
from Omaha. Can show his any time.
Big bargain at $50 per acre.
LINAHAN REALTY CO..
s82 New York Life Bldg. Omaha.
Phone Douglas 59I'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
G. H. ERBER
61s Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.

u. s. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.
Conrad Waller project, Montana. N,00
acres of fine, grassy prairie under irriga'
ton. Drawing October I. 1909. Must reg
lister for drawing before October Z. You
formation and blanks write w. NJ. WAY
MAN, Waller, Montana, or 11bO Security
Bank Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
IdahO,

IdahO,
JEST AND LOWEST priced irrigated
lands in Idaho. Write me, 7. r. Jones,
Blaokfoot, Idaho"
Kansas.
A BARGAIN-640 acres central western
Kansas land, s. per acre; will sell or trade
equity 81, coo for sheep; 40 acres broken and
in crop. l.. A. Guss, Whitman, Neb."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
n

I HAVE several improved farms in
Beckham county one Of the best AgricuI-
ture counties In Oklahoma 10 cxchauge
for good merchandise. Prefer dry goods
and clothing. Address G. c. whitehurst.
Sayre, Okla.
North Dakota
wANTED-s5 600 first moTtgaRs loan n,
6AO-acre all tillable, partly improved North
Dakota farm. adjoining main line North
eTn Pacific Ry; or will sell rock bottom
price; reasonable terms. Address r $50.
Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
]. w. GARLOCH,
Good Home Bargain

so Hawthorne Ave. Phones H. aO9. B 9g1'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Building Lots

Three nice building lots In the south part
Ave. three blocks south of Vinton, 1925,
$3.50 and $500, One-third cash and balance
monthly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

Nice B-room cottage, So1s Charles, with
gas for cooking, electric light, city water,
cistern, cellar, lots of fruit, two blocks to
possession.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

PHgOOO
No. f16 Lafayette Ave. south and east
front, corner lot with beautiful shade and
lawn, strictly modern, S-room house In
first-class condition, one block to car.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-30
THAWSPENDS
ANOTHER DAY
As 4 WITNESS
He HELD HIS OWN THROUGHOUT
THE EXAMINATION BY JEROME.
MRS. MERRILL GOT s1os, 1000
WITH WHICH TO FIX WIT
NESSES.
az AssnnIaten Pre.,.

White Plains, N y, July 29-Harry
Thaw left the stand this afternoon
after being examined by Jerome for
ten hours. Tomorrow his attorney
will place him on the stand again.
Today Thaw was questioned about
documents and letters. He acknow-
lodged sending a peculiar document
to Dolphin Delmas, his former coun-
sci, of newspaper clippings, letters
and passages of scripture for Delmas'
use In preparing his argument in the
first trial.
Susan Merrill went into further de-
tails Of Thaw's abuses Of young wom-
en- in her house. She also admitted
having dealings with Stanford White
Clifford w. Hartridge, Thaw's form
er attorney, testified to the truth of
a certain part of Mrs. Merriil's testi-
mony, and said money was given the
woman which she used to keep GER
tain girls from making trouble. The
money was paid by Mrs. William
Thaw. He said he received one hun
dred and three thousand dollars from
Mrs. Thaw, which was used for wa
rious purposes"
Evelyn Thaw was present today.
but her husband ignored her pres
ence.
1t is expected the hearing will last
another week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-30
No FIGHTING IN
COLORADO SAYS
THE GOVERNOR
PRIZE FIGHTS WILL NOT BE
TOLERATED, AND THERE WILL
BE NO FIGHT BETWEEN FLYNN
AND o'BRIEN IN DENVER
BY Associates Press.

Denver. Col, July Ex-Governor
Skaffroth declares that the law
against prize fighting will be enforced
during his term and that there will
be no fight between philadelphia"
Jack O'Brien and Jim Flynn in the
auditorium in this city. The Denver
Christian Citizenship Union is also
demanding that the law be enforced
and is depending upon the governor
to act. The chief executive declares
his faith in the district attorney and
sheriff, and is looking to them to
prevent the fight While consider
ably concerned over the announce
ment of the governor, the promoters
of the bout say they do not expect
any interference by the officers Of
the law. a special meeting of the
Christian Citizenship Union has been
called to consider steps to be taken.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-30
BIC CROWDS
VISITED CITY
SPECIAL TRAINS BROUGHT 1879
PASSENGERS TO THE CITY YES
TERDAY, MANY OF WHOM RE-
MANNED.

The largest crowds ever to bs
brought to the city by the Order or
Railway Conductors for their annual
picnic, arrived yesterday on special
trains. On these trains and on tho
regular trains, which also hOnOred
the excursion tickets, 1913 passen-
gers were brought to the city during
the day.
The visitors had plenty OF amuse-
ment, for in addition to the o. r. G.
picnic a number went to other pleas
sure resorts, and the day was spent
most enjoyably.
Last night three special trains were
run out to accommodate the crowds.
They were well filed, but many re-
NAMED in the city, their tickets be-
ing good for three days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-30
Rv AsseeIated Press.

Washington, July 29.-The tariff
bill tonight stands completed. An
agreement on all disputed points was
reached this afternoon and the con-
ferees report was signed by the Re-
publican conferees. The house will
vote on it Saturday and the senate
viii begin considering it Monday.
Taft compelled tbe~eopferees to re-
wise their rates on lumber and
gloves before he would sanction the
report TheE Democratic conferees
were called into the conference early
today, but when Taft's Ultimatum ar
rived they were sent away until that
matter was agreed on
Speaker Cannon has been one of
the leaders for the house rate on
gloves but after a visit TO the con-
ference he is said to have agreed to
tbpiF T1rnUTamnlp