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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
1914 Harvey Street
W. H. GATES
Room GIT New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894.

Phone Douglas 1894.
$1,0OO-New four-room cottage out
north, on small payments.
$1,5O0-FIve-room cottage, east
front on 9th Ave, near Burdette st.
$1,7OO-Five-room cottage, with
bath and gas, on Ohio, near 22d St.,
lot 30x119.
50, OOO-Five-room cottage, with
bath and gas, fronting east on 18th
and Burdette SITS, lot 34x14O.
$2,45O-Seven-room modern ohuse,
with hot water heat, fronting east on
26th, ear Maple.
$4,000 Seven-room, two-story
house, modern except heat, porcelain
sink in kitchen and everything up in
best Of order, lot 40x145, on Locust,
just east of oath.
$3,10O@New modern ive-room cot
tage, with an upstairs not finished;
cellar under whole house, all bricked
up and cemented floor; a good fur
mace, outside cellarway, lot 50x124,
on paved street, in Kountze Place;
house built by owner for a home.
SO, 200-Seven-room modern house
at 2427 Spencer, large porches, large
cellar, with separate room for vegeta-
bles, lot 40x127, in a good neighbor-
hood.
Seven-room new modern house, with
hot water heat, three living rooms and
four bed rooms, large porches, east
front on 18th ST., near Laird. Owner
has been asking $4,000 for this, but is
very anxious to sell and someone can
get a bargain"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
MILTON ROGERS "A
BUSINESS AND INVESTMENTS
MARIETTA PLACE

Faces IIanscom Park between Center and Francis SITS, on
cred with fine old trees and in a very choice residence location
finest in Omaha. Prices from 1850 for soft lots up to 5000,
paid. These are ideal places If you wan I q good home
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Blrths-Lewis Morgalln, Ina Capitol ave
boy; ID. II. Doherty, ga South Twentieth
street, girl; John FoTsell. zn2 North
Twenty-hrst street, girl; Theodore Bowles,
46SS Mason street, boy; John McCloy.
Omaha General hospital, girl Fay Randall.
Fourth and Bancroft streets, boy George
II. Ruff. 2l1 Lafayette avenue, girl; Altlo
PasQuala Castro, 81 Woolworth avenue,
girl.
street, 20 years; Mrs. Walter q. Lyman,
1905 William street, "a yearS-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE,
CContinuedO
MAI IT'D to 1873 Brandeis Building
and Let Us Show You These.
Homes and Cottages on Your Own Terms.

g, 5O-Georgia Ave, in Hanscom Park dis
trtct, rooms, modern, 4 bed rooms,
fine a and fruit trees close to
car and schools; y cash.
-, SO-33d and Lafayette Ave, Z rooms, 4
rooms on first floor, 3 rooms on sec
ond floor, modern, south front, paved
street, u block to car. TERMS.
f3,%O-27th and Burt SITS, south front, over
looking boulevard. S rooms, modern,
bed rooms. hot water heat, large
lot. TERMS.
$4,5OO-33d and Harvey SITS, s rooms, mod
ern. 4 bed rooms, quartered oak and
yellow pine finish, lot 50x1O0, 1 block
to car. Price reduced for quick sale.
TERMS.
and Lincoln blvd, newly painted.
rooms, modern, hard pine finish,
large lot, shade trees and some fruit.
TERMS.
A,FO-North 10th St, Z rooms, modern.
rooms down stairs, 3 rooms and bath
upstairs; lot 50x110, cement walks.
paved street, A BARGAIN. TERMS.
$4,7O-43d and Grant SITS, strictly modern.
rooms, I bed rooms, oak and hard
pine finish, hot water heat, large lot.
TERMS.
S5,5OO-Park Ave-, s rooms, strictly modern.
Z rooms and hall on first floor, 4 bed
rooms and bath on second floor. fine
quality of oak and yellow pine finish,
not water heat, large lot, iron fence.
A TERMS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

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Want ads for The Bee may be left
at any of the following drug stores
one is your "cOrner druEEist"-they
nre all branch offices for The Bee
and yOur al will be inserted just rs
promptly and on the same rates rs NJ
the main office In The Bee Building,
seventeenth and Farnam s~treets
Albach. w. c., 40th and Farnam.
Beranek. s.. A, 1908 s. 18th ST.
Becht Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, $50 and Cunning.
Blake's Pharmacy. 2SB Sherman Ave.
Coughlin, G. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 1913 Military Ave.
Conte, J. B., s1st Ave. and Farnam 81
Crissey Pharmacy, Path and a Sts
Ccrmak, Emil 1204-S s. 18th st.
Fhlers, p. H., 2S02 Leavenworth St
Foster & Arnold, 2s N. 18th st.
Freytag, John j.. 1914 NJ Path st.
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Neb.
Greenough, @. A, 1924 s. 18th St.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, 1901 s. 18th st.
Hayden, William c., 1920 Farnam St
Hoist, John, 524 N. 18th st.
Huff. A. L.. 1924 Leavenworth st.
King, r. g., 2sSs Farnam st.
Kountz Place Pharmacy, 2601 N. oath ST.
LathTop, Charles E., 1924 N. Ath st.
Patrick Drug Co., 1902 N. oath st.
Snyder Pharmacy. Goth and Lake SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

To our many friends we wish to express
our appreciation and thanks for their
kindness and sympathy extended ana for
the beautiful floral offerings during our
late bereavement in the loss OF our be-
loved wife, mother, daughter Gnd sister.
air. Fred Hansen, Master Henry and Miss
Lillian Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. liver Han
sen, Mrs. Albert y. Wolf, Mrs. Max
Feierman and MrA J. Glissman-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(~Continued)

81. 2oO-42d and Sprague SITS. new 4-room cot
tage, hard pine finish, good lot; 800
cash, bal. same as rent.
H.6O0-S1st and Emmett SITS, 5 rooms, partly
modern, lot 42x120; $500 cash, b. to
suit.
81, S0ABayard and Arthur SITS, new 5-room
cottage, lot 50x1OO, east front; 500
cash, bal. to suit.
2,20-South 21st St, convenient to Omaha
and So. Omaha, 8 rooms, modern;
5000 cash, bal. to suit.
81, 00-21st and Ninton SITS, 6 rooms, 8
rooms on first floor, 3 rooms and
bath upstairs, furnace heat, ] block
to car; $500 cash, bal. to suit.
2,3J0-86th and Pratt SITS, new 7-room, hard
pine finish, modern except heat; 500
cash, bal. to suit.
81, DO-S6th and Ames Ave, new broom cot
tage, modern except heat, lot 50x125,
high and slightly; 81, 400 cash, bal. to
suit.
2,55O-3Oth and Emmett SITS, s rooms, 8 bed
rooms, modern except heat, lot 5Oxl2S;
$500 cash, bal. to suit.
81, and Blonde SITS, 9 rooms, yellow
pine finish, lot 52x136, u cash.
t2,JOO-43d and Grant SITS, 7 rooms. 4 bed
rooms: modern except heat. lot 5Ox145;
u cash.
81, 65O-North 10th st. Boulevard rooms. 4
bed rooms, modern except heat; 81, 400
cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

PETERSON-Edward, September Ii, 1909
age 81 years and 3 days.
Funeral services viii be held from fam
lily residence, sos Pierce St., Monday, Sep
TENDER 10. at 2 p, m. Interment Forest
Lawn cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased
leaves TO mourn his loss his beloved wife,
two daughters, Mrs. c. A Christensen OF
Seattle, Wash; Mrs. E. F. Alding OF
Council Bluffs, and one son, Mr.. c, A.
Petersen Of Omaha
KENNARD-Nancy L., aged rs years.
Funeral from Cole-MoKay Co.'s chapel at
les Douglas street. Monday at 1880 p. m.
Interment, Prospect Hill cemetery.
MITSKUFF-Mrs. Gunlia, aged So years, at
the residence of her daughter, Mira Rudd,
3l17 Maple.
Funeral from 317 Maple street Monday,
September 10, 1909 at 900 p. m. Interment
Prospect Hill cemetery.
saSE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
LODGE NOTICES.

Gate City Lodge NO. 0s, A. o.U. w.
GATE CITY LODGE NC. %. A. o. u. w.
Funeral Of Brother Edward Peterson will
take place from residence. eS Pierce street.
Monday at 2 D. m. Degree team and mem
bers are requested to be present. Members
from sister lodges invited.
In C., II. and p.
A. ]. Wilson. NJ. w. c. w. Anderson
Recorder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
WALKUP REAL ESTATE Co.
ST7s Brandes Bldg Douglas $685.
LIST
Prices on property we list are
right or we don't advertise them.

Prices on property we list are
right or we don't advertise them
171S Lake St. s rooms. all modern, new
oak finish downstairs, hard pine upstairs;
paving in and paid for; good lot; nice 10.
cation; ready to move into. A bargain 81
$500. Can make easy terms. See us about
West Dodge St, nearly new, Groom
porches; large living room; oak finish thai
can't be beat; cherry and plum trees,
shTuooery, etc; modern In every respect,
Price reduced to $500 for quick sale.
Easy terms. Once seen you will fall In
love with this house.
3Oth and California Sta; 617 North SOth
Is the number; Z rooms and reception hall,
-FOUR BED rooms; paving both sides; oak
flnisn downstairs and hard pine up; built
Tor a home this year; owner removed to
another city reason for selling; windows
IN every closet; fine, large rooms; sleep
ing porch; basement one Of best in city,
with extra toilet. A snap at Sc, 500. Let
us show you through and you will be
convinced. Close In and handy to high
school. etc.
Look today at that six-room bungalow
at northwest corner 5oth and Capitol ave-
nue.. Best built and arranged bungalow in
dundee and at a less price. Cheapest now
Tor sale in that suburb. Ready TO move
into In a couple Of days. Buy this and
your dearest hope, that Of owning a real
nome Will be contaminated.
BEMIS PARK
One OF those elegant homes on Lincoln
boulevard; large lot; up-to-date house
5000. See us for particulars.
We have another one on Hawthorne
Ave. for $500. Corner lot.
Still another one Of 8 rooms, all modern,
with full south-front lot, and hot water
heats, 200.
INVESTMENTS
$S,o0O-Rent $50 a month; three flats,
close in, on Dodge St; corner lot, 66xSS
paving paid; always rented; tenants pay
water rent-N,OO cash required. balance 81
per cent.
A,760-Rent $50 a month; st. Louis flat,
we'll located. new; paving paid both streets,
$40 a month and water; a
brick flat, Z blocks of postoffice; paving
paid.
VACANT LOTS
There are three lots on Pinkney ST.,
from 18th to oath, that can be bought for
$3.50. We have them all. Cheapest in
Kountze Place.
We nave two lots facing west on s1st
St, near CASTELAR,, one $3.50 and the other
CASTELAR,, 1890. See US for Creighton LIST
lots.
On l1st Ave. we have one lot, 1000 and
paving. Next lots held at 1900, This is
a snap. See US at once. Lays fine; no
grading or filling. We nave all lots in
Cathedral District listed. See us II you
want TO get in that neighborhood.
Bargains In lots all over the city.
GLOVER A
SYNDICATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12

S-room house, modern, except heat nice
lot, fun basement, barn, cement walks,
etc. Two blocks OF West Farnam car.
Price 5000. Small payment down.
p. O. NIELSEN e. CO.,
l6 n, Y. l.. Bldg. Both Phones.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
HOMES ON EASY TERMS

5-room cottage. new and up
to-date, modern except fur
mace, $40 Boyd street; two
blocks to car and school. Own
or Is leaving the city and
wants to sell at a bargain. See
Il and II you wRn II the terms
are h way you want
7-room house built about two
years; fine east front; corner
lot. 2lth and Webster Ave,
n. W. corner. Easy terms.
800 DOWN and balance
monthly buys B-room cottage,
1853 LeavenWorth St. paved
street on car line, d,&o
r. H.
H4 BOARD OF TRADE.
Tel. Doug. 2151. Ind. A 216l.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
LOOK
D QUICIf II

list your farm and city property with US;
we have more clients wishing to buy de-
sirable places than we have for sale; We
also have calls for some first-class houses
and flats for rent
K. NJ. WRAY & BROS,
90 Bee Bldg. Douglas o40L
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
The Byron Reed Co.
Phones: Doug. 297; A 1884. z2 S. 14th ST.
COTTAGE HOMES ON EASY
TERMS

$500 for 4 rooms and base
ment, near 18th and Hamilton
Ave. Lot 10Ox197h feet; $500
cash, balance $40 per month
at 8 per cent.
5000 for Groom cottage on
Davenport, neal 26th; city
water, sewer, gas n toilet
inside; nice shade trees, paved
street, lot a3X140 feet: $500 cash,
balance on time at 8 per cent.
$500 for 7-room house, all
modern except heat, near 22d
and Seward SITS, facing east;
lot SOx140. Terms: 1900 cash,
balance so or SO per month.
6 per cent.
S2,6O for b-room good mod
ern cottage; furnace heat, fac
ing east; one block from Ames
Ave. car line In Central Park;
lays high and slightly; lot 5Ox
1S feet; good chicken house,
bearing ruit. etc. Easy terms.
s2,5oo@5-room cottage, mod
ern except furnace; on Shir-
ley St, near Georgia Ave:
lot 50x1O0 feet; $500 or 500
cash, balance S35 per month.
1850 for nearly new Groom
cottage, all modern except
heat, one block from Dodge
street car line, west of 42d
81. Terms: $500 cash, balance
$40 per month, 8 per cent.
GEORGE q Co., 1901 Farnam s
Phone Douglas 76s."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)
NEW HOMES
Now is the Time to Buy One of These New
Houses and Stop Paying Rent

y $3.50 e.
North east corner % and Lsnmorg a dandy 5rOom cottage on full corner lot
cPt heat win sell IN easy terms.
ao Grand Ave A Inc 5room cottage modern except heat full south front lot
nice location WIN sen for $3.50 cah,
v.r IS w sHT SSRt A Eaii : io EoG Easy n sTm %on'" except heat fine F'ns'"'n of 4"
$2y35O
S1 N 18th ST.: A nice 5room modern cottage lot Nx1N feet eve water gas
$500
, 800 Fowler Ays3 A fine new vel built Veil atmnS n Ff broom modern house
$500
gS Pnkney ST. A good modern Sase new and well built has has rS%DtGn hall
bath on I'd floor Owner will make reasonable terms
$1,000
GOOD S% SJ F@t St l6 a big o s%p HS q TSy wn r 6%t D SSS@ n mh m lode nS hSqI fS Ssnt by
$4,000
tS Lotm%P ST.: The last pe Of tn five splendid 7T9om modern houses which
Rooms and hh on q floor living rooms finished in oak with al noaSin nice lot
$3.50
all 1ss H !aa P9o 4Ss; .nt 4 fP'G %S$r9 5a 93 s sSgS! sso' ire s s2sS S %sM. nn e@d r1 ei a8s:.
paved street and paving all paid, soddedy ard, nice hade trees Win SELL OF reason
$3.50
2s IGhrop St: A Inc horogghy modem we'll planned and completely
pe cement walks sodded yard. street berg, paved; nice, reception hall. paroE
OF I'd floor; stairway to- attic VIII make ressonabe terms OPEN TODAY.
$1,000
ms al I%h st oak 4 nh hs a %n n s%4 s hangs III Rvf EEGd r rSSnuOn WIZ FEGd make max p'T Tsso s%Ss
terms OPEN TODAY. Come Out md see
$4,000
HEs hOusesa are bng built K0untzeP o &c than in any other addition to the city:
throughout. double noOrs on bh, first an second floor; fine, 0ner beTOOms;
~ ihsSsns an rss aGS n Essi sSSo poi Psc h 4 rooms arg dec9TsSd win s35Psn;
the paving ali paid If you see this house you viii BUY it owner lives there and
will show you through any mt
Office open Monday and Saturday evenings until $50.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1914 Harvey Street Conservative Buildings
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
GRIND on SALOON LICENSES
Board of Fire and Police Commission
ers Putting in Full Time.
SEVERAL PROTESTS ARE HEARD
Formulation L TO Open Today by
Places Where Applications Have
Not Been Passed Upon, but
Board Refuses.

The Beard q Fire and Police C3mms-
s.Oners granted all the remaining saloon IL
csuses foy which Application had ben made
al a meeting Thursday night except about
twenty. some Of which Eere new Iicenses
and against sons q which there were
protests which the hoard did not have
time 70 hear A special meeting Win Be
held this morning az 80 % hear some Of
the pf0tsztE
z z Thomas stH has several protests
ard thess viii b heard this morning A
license was granted ". Z SssIehouss
over the protest q Nr. Thomas and also
10 J J. six AZ 81 Davenport street Nj.
SIX Is q nsE applicant and NJ Thomas
tired 20 show that whiskey lad been sold
on Sunday. while the alooa vas run By
Mr.. SlEs brother. z. H Andrews, a
member Of the AnIi-salooa isague was his
PRINCIPAL witness and he had a small TASK
Of WHISKY. which he testified he had
bought from q porter there ca sunday. No
vembeFE
Isad0r Zlsglsr asked the bard for per-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
NOW FOR THE BIG POPULATION
Just Twelve Months In which to LIft
the Census TO Two
ThODEand-

During the next twelve months ES0 peo-
PIE must b brought 10 Omaha and South
Ouzha
This Nas discovered NeE Years morning
By business men who recalled that tor
many years they had written and spoken
the slogan -o0o population In Omaha in
1910"
How % attract pS0yle to Omaha and give
them something % 90 after they get 10
the city IS the question with which the
Commercial club, Real Estate exchange.
such eurerpriEing business men as those
Who organized and conducted the National
Corn exposition intend 10 tackle a. oncA
An advertising campaign 10 make omaha
sell and favorahly known il advocated
such campaigns have Increased the pop1Ia-
ton q ether cities Spokane has a Ha.0O
Club Ehicn has succeeded In getting a large
number q peoTte 70 go 10 that city. some
such method EiI doubtIess be used by
Omaha business men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02

mission for those saloons 10 remain Cpen
on which there had been no protest fled
but this Vas denied by the bard. M. Ken
1edy stating that the hoard did not have
the authority % grant the request.
At a special meeting CT the board Thurs
day afternoon at g35 O'Clock eighteen
unprotected licenses were granted after a
three-hour session The protest against
issuing & license 10 Joel Bloom for CIR
Quoting = saloon a. lto- North Twenty
fourth street vas heard. this matter tax
ing up most Of the time
The protest was finally ovsrru!ed. but
an appeal 10 the district court from the
decision OF the commission was immeii-
ately taken This EiI close the saloon
until the district court acts on the ap-
peal which Eill be four OF five days
probably.
During the hearing Of tie protest
against allowing the Bloom saloon at
TWsnty-fourth and Hamilton streets 10
operate during the yszr lse. a number
Of persons were called 10 testify as 10 the
character OF the place and uoE IL has
been conducted in past years
Rev z p Curry. pastor OF the C7lvsy
Baptist church. Tweuty-nfth and Hauil-
ton streets and q resident OF the Eighth
ward. the ward in which The saloon IL To-
Gated stated that his church mad q con
stituency OF over I-se6 people and a mem
bsrship Of about $50 and declared thai
among mat large number q people. most
OF whom lived in tire Eighth ward, Joel
Blooms saloon was protested against by
almost every one He spoke in favor Of a
refusal Or the part Of the board 10 grant
the place = license for IEs.
A woman also testified against the
place. alIeEfng that bows ana women fire.
oueneed IL and we're allowed by the pro
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
WHAT The WOMEN ARE DOING
Clubs Resume Regular Schedule After
Adjournment for the Holidays.
CLUBS TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS
iHIAtive Work in Many state Cap
itAIs-Daughters Of IsI2 VIII
Hold National Convention.

Cub work for the new year VII beEin in
earnest next week with the general meeting
q the OMAHA Woman's club. After a two
weeks adjournment mos q the club d.
vii resume their regular SEIZED
ule. and between this and final adjourn
ment next spring TIE state Eztion vfI
do its best work All q the districts ex-
pet 70 hold conventions this spring. which
should AID materially In club extension
Most o. these meetings viii Be held b.
tween February and April l. No deTui,s
announcement Of dates has been made as
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
WILL SUE ON APPEAL BONDS
ried from Police to Dis
trfet COurt.

Over ASA in appeal bonds in cases car
RED 20 district court from police court
have been forfeited In Judge SSsrs court
in the last two days and steps will b
taken By the school board 10 collect them
al once
City Prosecutor Daniel has ben calling
Up the APPEALED eases consscutyely in
criminal courI. but in most Instance the
defendant has failed 10 appear and The
bonds. running from no 10 S0 have ben
forfeited IN three Of the forfeited cases
Wills Todd Was the surety. in three more
z n Robinson was On the Dol in two
scott Jackson was bondsman and in several
others William Adkins. . saloon keeper a,
Twelfth and Faruam. vas bondsuzn-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02

OMAHA. Dec $40 TIE Editor Of The
Bee: There has recently ben 30 mUca
sad in the daily papers in regard to hack
rates in Omaha 1 believe THIS i the time
for the general public 10 know that the
present ordnance governing hack rates has
been IN force for sixteen years While the
equipment OF the var!Ous hackmen Of thai
time was principally second hand ons-horse
rigs that had seen their best days in St
Louis and eastern cities, fitted with stee.
tires and oilcloth liningA At present the
majority OF street rigs for hire in Omaha
are Cunningham lsndaus % the latest style,
one carriage costing as much as ten OF the
Old style one-hOrss rigs While rates have
not been advanced accordingly.
MEMBER HACKMENrS ASSOCIATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
BUSINESS CHANGES WITH YEAR
Harry b. Davis UndertakinE Business
sold TO Orris :. Hulse and
n. 7. RiePeh.

The Harry B DAVIS undertaking bust
rsss has been sold BY the widow. Laura
DAVIS 70 Orne : Huiss and H 7
RkFeu Messrz Hulse and Reopen assume
control al once ard vii 1nunu the
oFduct Of the SIN al the same -
cstion. re South siKIeenth street TIE
sale o. the business Included the stock.
fixtures and good vii
Mr.. HuIse has ben in active manage-
ment and conduct Of the business since the
Death q Ar Davis and was associated
Ei,h Mr.. Davis ten years Mr. Riepen hss
spsut practically his entire LIE in Omaha
and IS one q is representative business
r rem n extensively known n busf-ess
fraternaI and political circles
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02

prietor TO buy and drink liquor In the
saloon Tbs proximity OF several pvbnc
s-hools TO the saloon and the density OF
population were also cited as reasons Why
the license should not be granted
On behalf Of Bloom. the saioonkeepeT.
several other residents OF the neighbSr-
hood TOOK the stand and testified that
the place vas Of good character and vas
conducted properly at all iimea The
beard concluded TO grant the license AMI
then the attorney for the A~nti-SAlcon
league gave notice Of an appeal
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
IndiaA. rurniaE white, Die..

Had WaTTsl Bum a t1L-hOoded n
dan q shianecock L /. lived q year or
rWo longer. plysiciEDs believe. be would
have been as white as any member q the
Caucasian race Although --pper-coIorei
twelve years ago. Bum became afflicted
Eith a peculiar disease which turned MS
sktn Nhtts In spots he died Friday IN
Tsphank. L / Large parts OF his face
arms and body bad turned white.
Bum vas bora On tue reservation near
Southampton. L l. He took % the So
AZ the age q "A and remained a sailor
until a few years ago He met With many
exciting adventures ard had several nar-
row escapes from death Bum vas s.
years Old
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-02
legislative headquarters.

The possibilities Of = legislative commit
tee have become generally recognized
among Eomsn's organizations and as q re-
suit in AZ Iess. a dozen states the various
state Eomen's organizations VII Oprn
headquarters al the cspi,z.s simultaneously
Eith the opeaing Of the legislature The
majority Of the state federarions Of
women's clubs have maintained legi ltuve
committees Cor several years. but the man
tenance Of officss A. the state capitals s
something comparatively new. TIE woman
suffrage zsSoc.aicus and Wonen's Chus-
tan TeuPerancs unious are especially
active this year and are conducting their
campaigns on an extensive scale CaIif0r
MA. New York. Ihnois and IOEa are among
the states doing most aggressive work for
woman suffrage. while Nebraska IL sing
pointed 70 with pr3e b. ire Woman ;
Christian Temperancs union for is WCrk
for Temperance legislation The beadq1zr-
tsrs al Lincoln l. rapidly becoming had
quarters for women interested n ether re-
form legislation. and IL has been Suggested
b one OF TIE clubs o. the state that the
several EomeH's organizations o. Nebraska
might materially srreng1hsn thetr work BY
cooperating n The mEiEgenzncs Of WOmen's
legislative headquarters AZ LiEc1ln during
each session. Of the state legislature This
Plsa has been adopted in several states
recently and l. proving most successful