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Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

the light atmosphere of Arizona into little bits. When it goes off the leaves fall from the trees and win dow panes crack The town humorist is authority for the statement that Bullard set off this siren while pass ing an undertaking establishment one night and a corpse got up and put on his hat and walked away. There may be some nervous folks who have taken offensc at the screech of the siren, but throwing eggs at the the automobile the humorist points out. is not going to gag it's wall
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
ROTTEN EGGS THROWN
 AT BILLIARDS AUTO
Big Splotches Looked Like Impres sionistic Landsca apes in Yellow and Orange Tints.

A second act of vandalism. possibly perpetrated by. those who took ex- ception to District Attorney Bullard's prosecution of Clyde Wilson for the decoration of the McCm automobiles. was perfOrrnsl Monday night on Bull lard's new Brick
 The car was standing out in front of the Bullard residence on North Cen tral avenue in the early evening The district attorney started to get il, and drive away Then he paused. scratched his rig int ear and said T seem to smell something; and it isn't gasoline"
 He got a light an d investigated the source of the peculiar odor on the sides of the care were two blotches of color with irregulaE outlines.
 This one" said Sullard. pointing at one of the brightl. F colored stains.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
D. A, R. LECTURE.

We know you're busy. We have heard you say before that you didn't like lectures. But just to show you love your country at least 35c worth buy a ticket. For sale at the Adams Phar- macy, Elvey X Hulett and C. II. David son. Adults 35c. children 20c. Tn
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

Wheat, wheat. wheat at s2.00 per CNt while it lasts. Valley Flour Mills.
 m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
IDAHO OFFERS THIS
OPPORTUNITY TO THE
MAN WITH MONEY To-
LEND ON APPROVED
SECURITY.

You cannot afford to let this Sunday go by with
out writing to about this GUARANTEED INCOME
OF SEVEN PER CENT. NET. FOR ALL THE MONEY
YOU HAVE The banks of the Middle West pay $50 for
your savings. WE PAY TWO AND ONE-THTRD TIMES
AS MUCH ON ABSOLUTELY SAFE SECURITY. You
approve of this security before the loan is made The
South Side Project Twin Falls Idaho, comprises
100000 acres for "a 900 farmers The tract sold
out completely and the who are here NEED MONEY
FOR SEED trees, WITH WHICH TO BUILD THEIR
HOMES AND TO MAKE OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
We GUARANTEE TO NET YOU SEVEN PER CENT
ON SECURITY OF WHICH YOU APPROVE. 1t costs
nothing to write and find out about Write today
We will give you bank references, send you FREE OF
COST OUR BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK
LET and absolutely satisfy you concerning probity
integrity and financial responsibility. DO NOT LET
THIS SUNDAY GO BY without dropping us post card
about this. Write
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
REAL ESTATE
ARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Florida.

FLORIDA FARMING LANDS FOR
sale at SIG per acre in tive-acre tracts and
up. Easy payments.
The above lands OF several thousand
acres we're selected years ago by deputy
commissioner OF the L. ). Department OF
Agriculture as the best lands IN Florida
and which we have recently purchased.
30 to IS miles south Of Jacksonville, In the
Lawtey and Starke district, which are well
settled by thrifty truck fSrmersi with an
established market where northern com
mission men pay cash for produce, early
strawberries, etc.
Strawberry shipments from this immedi-
ate territory average between the LIST oil
April and the 1st of May about IL Armour
refrigerator cars per day. in addition 10
strawberries, there are shipments OF Narl-
Gus kinds OF vegetables. potatoes, etc.
In this territory you have the advantage
Of churches, schools, telephones ana rura
free delivery.
Adjoining our property is the famous
Hellbron spring-of great curative proper,
ties Other lands around this old sprins
are held at $lOO an acre. For Information
concerning this great medicinal water
write the proprietor, w. E, Davis, Starke
Fla, or the undersigned.
II within one year from the date of pur'
chase-your farm does not measure up To
representation, all payments cheertully re-
funded
We are offering our lands for a short
time in blocks of five acres and up at ST
per acre on easy payments.
For our business reputation-referenceS
of Jacksonville.
Barnett National bank.
The Florida National bank.
Hon. John f. Horr, u. S. marshal.
President Board of Trade
The mayor.
West Raley- y-Hamby Company,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Field Club Homes

on one of the best streets in this choice
district we have a fine S-room thoroughly
modern home. Large living room, with
fine fireplace, 4 good bedrooms, beside
fine sleeping porch. Good lot just
block to Field club
Near the above we are offering another
good home with fine lot Owner would
take good farm in trade
6JOO-For new S-room all modern house,
finished I'm oak bedrooms, hot
water heat.
6OOO-Buys a good S-room house on S7th
St just north of Field club grounds.
Large east front lot 10Ox14O IT.
5OO0-For a new 7-room all modern house,
oak finish, corner lots, paving paid
/ block to car line. A good buy.
Terms.
s 5,2J0-For a fine Groom story house in
Dundee. Living room 15x26 IT,, with
fire place. Large veranda 10x26 #.
Terms
II interested in any of the above
call e. w. Stoltenberg, d. 1910
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
NebrasIEa-COntinued.
What is a Snap?

When you can buy good Platt
valley farm for considerably less thai
it is evidently worth, that is not onll
a snap, but A BIG SNAP.
What is your opinion of this? We
have 1870 acres in the Keystone Ger
man colony; it is all under irrigation
good, level land, close to town and
near railroad siding. The water sup,
ply is abundant and the water right
going with the land is fully paid, and
this right alone is worth from $25 to
$40 per acre. We offer this land for
--.d
ONLY $40 PER ACRE
We believe this to be a SNAP
What do you think?
We shall not advertise it again, fol
it will not be necessary. The first
man who is sufficiently interested to
go and see is sure to buy. Speak
quick if interested.
Owner is leaving the state and wants
to sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
kansas.

WHEAT. CORN, ALFALFA.
y 600 acres Of improved and unimpTOved
land consisting Of choice quarters halves
and sections located In tiove, Sheridan and
Logan counties, all in good neighborhoods.
close 80 towns and schools. price from Slj
TO $50 an acre; reasonable terms; crops
will pay for this Land; sometimes / crop
will do Il. Write for psrtiCulars o. can
and see us. Marlin Land Company, I33
Kansas Ave, topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
Two i,OOO-acru tracts near Wayerly, Kan.
800 acres, miles from Topeka; improved.
Ito acres, miles from Topeka; improved.
$50 acres, near TowneT, Colo. well i'm
proved.
Write A. d. Jones & Co., GOO Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
FREE HOMESTEADS

Half million acres, part under
enlarged homestead act, close to
railroad, near COLUMBUS,
MONTANA; irrigated, fertile,
valley lands and unirrigated
tracts for sale; alfalfa, fruits,
grains and vegetables grow to
perfection. For maps and dcCT~
rate information, address K. D.,
BREMEN, Sec'y., COLUMBUS
COMMERCIALCL CLUB.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Aforementioned.
$50 LAND Only SIG.


$50 LAND ONLY SIG
! HAVE 900 ACRES VIRGIN TIMBER
In Sewer County, Arkansas. Two railroads
only and miles away; best quality oak
and hickory; will cut over 500 feet to
acre; soil is rich black bottom land; will
raise lOO bushels corn. a bale Of cotton to
the acre or top yield Of every suitable crop
when timber is cleared off. The land lies
nigh above overflow. It's all smooth and
lcveL Every acre tillRble when cleared
This land will easily sell up to $50 an acre
when cleared and put in cultivation, but
VIII sell to quick purchaser for only SIG an
acre, on terms to suit Timber alone is
worth more than price asked for both tim
bers; title is perfect; reason for selling Is
that land Is now owned Jointly by parties
who wish to llquidate. Great opportunity
FOR man or company to take this over and
develop It. Very few chances like this left
In the country. Write me today for more
information. Address II. c. Parmelee, Box
444, Fort Smith, Ark.
so ACRES Arkansas land $40 per acre; in
Arkansas county, about 8 miles from
Stuttgart, about miles from Goldmani no
buildings; bargain quick; no trades. Thos.
ID. Hubbard, Erie. Kan.
WELL improved 24s0-acre plantation in
Little River county, Ark, valued at $3.50
per acre; rents for s. per acre cash; good
terms Ratllff & Son, Winterset, Iowa.
BEAUTIFUL OZARK REGION OF AR
kansas; fertile valleys; rich mountain tops;
good climate; flowing springs; farms all
sizes, all prices. Write J. G. Mitchell &
Co, Fayetteville. Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Buhl Investment Company
BUHL, :: IDAHO
Missouri.

FOR quick sale, $50 acres on Gasconde
river, IS per acre. James Strickland the
Ozark Land Man, Crocker, Mo.
IN CASS COUNTY, MO.
The biggest bargain we have had to offer
for five years, 480 acres, located l mile from
railroad town, on rural route and phone
lines; good large house, good barns: all
kinds of fruit; 20 acres apple orchard; %
acres timber; 800 acres as fine land as
you ever stuck plow in; balance fine blue
grass land; good water; big bargain at
the price, $50 per acre; time on part. JOt
M. Wilson & Son, HarrlsOnviue, Mo.
souri,; old soldiers railroad men, laboring
men and others wanting to purchase land
on monthly or quarterly payments address
A. r. Jackson, Climax Springs. Mo.
BIGGEST land Bargain in Missouri-2OO0
acres rolling timbered land in Mcdonald
county, on Kansas City Southern railway;
good location, well watered by springs.
splendid grazing fruit, berry, truck and
poultry lands: must be sold right nOf at
80 per acre; this land will subdiVde nicely
into 4O-acre farms, II purchaser so desires;
title perfect; quick acion necessary. Ad-
dress, Commercial Club, Anderson, Mo-
WANT IOWA FARMS
$50 acres, Cass county, Mo-, A5 per acre
casn
400 acres. Johnson county, No. sS per
5as acres, Carroll county, Mo, $50 per
Will exchange one or all three for Iowa
farms; these are good farms; owner lives
in Iowa If you want TO come south is
rare opportunity.
G. w. CLARDY INV. CO,
Kansas City, Mo. SOl Commerce
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
VACANT

6Ix135 II. cast front on 32d near Dodge
St Only choice lot left east of 4Oth st.
$3.50
62x24O It. on SSth near Davenport St,
A50o
14ox112 Ft. cor 37th and Marcy, very fine,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Georgia.

10 600. 000 FEET Georgia timber and 500
acres good land on Ry. Price t2S 500. other
bargains. +. J.. Greene. $50 N'Nel Bldg
100000 FEET Georgia timber and 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
SELBY
VACANT LOTS
4S6 Board Of Trade Bldg.

VACANT LOTS
50O-Two very nice south front lots on
Grant ST., between 4sth and 49th
one block from car. VIII make
terms.
6OO-tor three lots and half in Walnut
Hill district, one of them very good
balance fair.
SOO-Corner lot in Dundee, on grade and
two blocks from car. Sewer, water
and gas in street
N,VO-For choice south front lots on car
line in Dundee. All improvements In
street.
N,NO-For two very desirable lots in Dun
dee half block from car, all i'm
provements in street; permanent
walk and shade.
S26OO-For Northeast corner of 49th and
California in Dundee, 1OJx12S; water,
sewer and gas in street; permanent
walk and fine shade This is one
OF the best corners now on the mar
ket in Dundee.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
N. Y. Life Bldg"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Minnesota.

S11 1,OOO-J,COO 900 feet saw timber, hemlock.
birch, maple, Eastwood and 5S5 acres OF
good lSnd less than l40 miles Of city; !
miles to railroad, good logging road, driv-
ing stream one-eighth OF mile. Double your
money here. Investigate. Maps, pats es-
neapolis MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Payne Investment Co

S. e. Corner 18th and Farnam.'
"Manless Land for
Landless Man
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
LOOK.

Positively the best 40 acres, 1-story 4
room house, barn, wells, springs fruit,
we'll fenced, elegant soil, close to rock
road school end railroad market, Jackson
county; best farm; we have got to sell 1t;
price, So 900; 1000 in cash. balance terms.
A. ID. White Co, Independence MO-
LOOK here: fine farm, well improved,
at Tribune, Pulaski county Missouri, FOR
sale a only $50 per acre; half cash; balance
terms. Address VIM. NJ. Hess. Winnipeg,
Missouri
BEST farmers are headed for Missouri:
bargains i'm corn and blue grass FARMS also
good cheap land for bone makers. Mis-
souri, State Board of lmmigratioIb Spring
field Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Montana.

FOR BEST bargains in town property,
farm lands and ranches i'm the famous
Musselfhell valley address II. R. stephen
son HarloWtOn, Mont"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
N~brasNH.

BARGAINS
HilIcrest, 1GO acres, $500; cash rent. .oo.
Midway, so acres, beautiful home A,SOO
Ash Grove. 32O acres, $1,000, Easy terms
j. T. CAMPBELL,
Litchfield Neb,
FOR sALB-Wel improved. nice laying.
lC0 acres OF land four miles OF Holdrege In
Phelps county, Nebraska, worth $50. VIII
sell al SIS per acre. Herrick & Spencer. Col
lege View, Nef
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Continued
West Farnam Homes

8 6, ,25O-Buys a very welP built 7-room thor
oughly modern home near 34th and
Dewey. Fine oak finish South front
lot
II you want a good 1O-room all
modern home we would like to offer
you this one Fine lot in choice dis
trict
sl25OO-For a new 1O-room thoroughly
modern home, overlooking pretty
Turner park.
S2 2500-l0-r room modern house on S2d Ave.
near Dodge St, has bed rooms.
East front lot.
S25 Oc0-For fine brick house just completed.
In best part OF West Farnam dis
trlct. Owner leaving city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
GOVERNMENT
LAND FREE
IN ROUTT COUNTY
COLORADO


To secure good farmers. we tell you how
TO locate 1G0 acres of fine government land
In Routt county, on Moffat road, CDeaver
Northwestern & Pacific Railway. Big
and markets. Fine openings for invest
ments and business. We have no land to
SELL it's absolutely free from the govern
ment Law allows you to return home for
months after filing. Write for free book
map and full information that tells how to
get this land free, Address w. F. Jones,
General Traffic Manager, $50 Majestic
building. Denver, Colo.'
FOR SALE-Greatest bargains in eastern
ColoIado-four sections fine farming land.
Lincoln county $5.oO-3O{0 acre ranch, all
first class plow land, improvements worth
$%OCe, mile railroad town. ElbeTt county
only 50 acre-two choice half sections near
Genoa, bargains at S775 acre-flve elegant
acre-2h sections fine agricultural land,
coin county, S6 acre-two A No. 1 sec
tions at S5.75 acre. Terms. Above will all
bear the closest inspection. Robert Bettes-
worth, Cedar Rapids, la"
A COLORADO IRRIGATION INVEST
MENT that viii double IN value in a few
months. You may invest $40 up to not ex-
ceeding S2eO 600 125 bankers. lawyers, farm
ers and investors interested now They
Will recommend IL 10 you. We do al tine
work, No trouble to YOU Made 500 900 for
stockholders last year on s24oOo investment.
SeEd amount you want TO invest and take
70 Gays to investigate, Every cent re-
lHnded on demand II not satisfied. Refer
enCes: Dun, Bradstreet, United states
Natl. bank Denver; International Trust
Co, Denver; VIM Bierkamp jr., 2l0 Ideal
fldla, Denver Colos
BIG DRAWING FOR 1000 acres OF lrri-
%ttad land 70 be held ct Red Lion. Colo.
IN the South Platte valley Nav i9 and
~ Best sugar beet, potato. alfalfa, grain
and vegetable land In the state Small paw
ment and easy terms. Write for booklet
western Irrigation and Colonist company,
1880 Champa. Denver, Colo.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Colorado.

RANCHES OF all kinds for sale from
ltO acres up to 1000 acres. al the best bar
Write or call on The Reilly-Rex Real Es-
tate Co., kiowa, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
IRRIGATED LANDS

Are you interested in irrigated Ne
braska lands? Send or call FOR q copy
of the Land owner. Fun OF pictures
and particulars. II is free.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
LARGE COMMISSIONS

Paid statesmen to sell Florida Everglade
land. Immediate possession. Rock road to
land Nine hundred contracts sold this
year. Write today
MIAMI EVERGLADE LAND
COMPANY,
1856 n. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo"
Indiana.
A 112-ACRE farm for sale in a good Ger
man settlement. III miles from a good
school and Catholic church.; price $50 per
acre Address j. E. Robbins Ice Plant
Greensburg, Ind.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-29
RUTTERNIAKERS WILL
MEET IN EUGENE

Portland, Ore, Nov. 29-Butter-
makers and dairymen OF the state are
to hold their annual convention IN
Eugene Tuesday, Wednesday ana
Thursday of next week, December z.
and 9. Preliminary to the regular
convention of the owners of dairy
herds, the butter makers of the state
will hold a session for the considera-
ton of matters of interest to their
trade on the evening of the 7th in the
rooms of the Eugene Commercial
club.
Delegates to the number of five
hundred are expected and great
preparations are being made to en-
tertain them. Novel souvenirs Of the
occasion will be presented to each
delegate in the shape Of a German
milk bottle labeled with the program
and the compliments of the city OF
Eugene.
The convention will be in session
two days. A musical stag smoker.
trolley rides and other entertainment
will be provided by way of diversion
One OF the principal attractions of
the business side Of the convention
will be a tuberculin test to be con-
Quoted by the state veterinarian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-29
RAINBOW MINE TO Be
SOLD FOR A MILLION

"If mining deal now pending IS
contaminated it will be the greatest
transaction of it's kind ever made in
eastern Oregon" said Fred r. Mel
lis, mining broker of Baker City,
who has been here today. The
Rainbow mine of Baker county is now
being investigated by engineers from
the United States Smelling, Refining
and Mining company and it is believ-
ed that the mine will be purchased
by the mining company. which is the
largest concern of its kind in the
country Under the terms of the pro-
posed deal the. mine will be sold for
$1,050, 900. OF this sum 100000 is
to be paid by March 8 and the bal
ance Of $S50,00O by May 30."
Mr. Mellis is the president of the
Oregon-Idaho Investment company
and his concern deals in mining prop
erty in southern Idaho and eastern
Oregon His company now owns the
Humboldt mine, which property adj
joins the Rainbow mine. Consequent
ly he is much interested in the deal
for the Rainbow,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-29
\. P. NOT BACK OF
SPOKANE ROUNDUP

That the Northern Pacific people
were in no way responsible for the re-
ported attempt of Spokane people to
hold Roundup in that city is shown
by a letter Just received by j. H.
Gwinn from A. ID. Charlton, general
passenger agent for the Northern
Pacific.
Commenting upon a report that the
Northern Pacific was Interested in
the Spokane move, Mr.. Charlton said:
IT write you this letter feeling sure
you are satisfied the Northern Pa
cific is not behind and has not as
sisted in any manner any such at
tempt to be made on the part of any
city. l wish to assure you that the
Northern Pacific has not any knowl-
edge whatever of any such attempt
being made and can conscientiously
say to you and your associates in
Pendleton that the Northern Pacific
would not in the least mix up in any
such attempt to work to the detri-
ment of Pendleton. We know moth
ing whatever regarding this matter
and you can rest assured in the fu-
ture as in the past, that we desire to
work with you and your associates to
the fullest extent possible in making
the Roundup at Pendleton a perma-
nent affair and a genuine success.
Assuring you of my hearty cooper
alton in this matter, / remain,
Yours truly.
A. D. CHARLTON, G. P. A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-29
FASHIONABLE MINISTER'S MAY
BE BOUND FOR HE'LL, ALSO

West Orange, N. J.. Nov. 29.-"Hell
for mine" is the substance of Thom-
as A. Edson's remarks today upon
the ministerial criticism Of his pre-
vious expression that he did not be-
leve in a thereafter" When Ed
ison announced his belief he became
the target for many ministers, par
ticularly DIR. Charles Aked, pastor of
the New York church which Rookie
feller supports. Edison said: I nev-
er said was an ATHEIST and I am not
one. I believe in a supreme intelli-
gence but gravely doubt whether we
on earth have souls. I might be
heading straight for hell, but I will
take my chances with any fashionable
minister, even Aked."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-29
ENGLAND FEARS A
QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE

London, Nov. 29.-English states
men believe the triple alliance, Ger
many, Austria and italy, that is an old
enemy of Great Britain has become
a quadruple alliance by the addition
OF Turkey. Officials refuse to confirm
the report but it is generally believed
the quartet will throw its weight
against the partitioning of Prussia
and the consumation of Russia's plan
for port on the Indian ocean. Tur-
key is regarded as a catspaw of the
alliance which is hostile to British in
terests in Africa and Asia. The Aus
a-Germany combination has guar
anteed the security of Turkey on Rus
sian and Bulgarian frontiers in return
for Turkeys promise to permit moth
ing injurious to German or Austria's
interests. 1t is conceded that the par
tition of Prussia between Russia and
England would be injurious to the
kaiser.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-29
issues Proclamation Approving
Amendment Entranchising
Weaker Sex.
REGISTRATION LAWS
ARE ONLY OBSTACLE
Attorney General Holds Women Who
Have Already Signed Oath Are
Registered IlIegally-CannOt Par
ticipate in Elections Until Next
Year-Ward Politicians Must Po.-
ish Up Their Manners-Legislaturo
to Finish Task.

Olympia, Wash, Nov. 29.-Ward
politicians are polishing up their
manners today because the women in
Washington are at last mems equals
BY signing the proclamation yester-
day Governor Hay enfranchised all
the women in the state of legal age
The suffrage amendment carried in
the recent election by a majority or
22,623. AS the registration books are
closed for the year, the attorney gen.
eral ruled that all women who regis
tered previous to the proclamation
are registered illegally.
A question has also been raised
concerning the wording of the regis
tration law, which now provides for
the registration of only male citi-
zens."
The legislature, which meets in
January, will amend this law to strike
out the word male" The attorney
general, in an informal ruling, has
held that this is not absolutely ne
cessary.
He says the registration law In
amended by implication, as it Is In
conflict with the constitutional pro-
vision granting equal suffrage.