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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

MANASSAS. VA, March 31.--East-
ern College found It's true form yes
terday and took a well-played game
from st Johns Conege by the score
OF 1 to Q.
In the third Rietz walked, and
Waters, who ran for him. stole sec
ond. while Bechin famed. Sparrow
scored the runner on q triple to deem
right. Eastern cinched the game in
the eighth. scoring three runs.
Reitx pitched fine ball. allowing
only three hits. which came In the
third. fourth and seventh INNINGS.
The score: Is
Eastern ........o0olooos.-1
st. Johns 400 TO- o q a.
Runs-Kibler. Russell, Curry.
Reftz, Grove. J. Wilson Three-base
hit-Sparrow. First base on balls
On Reitx, 8: on stephens. 2. Struck
out--By Reits. 3; by Stephens. s.
Stolen bases--Grove. Waters, II. WI
son. J. Wilson. Melton (3). Double
piays--curry to Sparrow. II. Wilson.
unasststed. Left on bases--Eastern.
4; st. Johns, s. Time OF game--i
hour and so minutes. Umpire--Mr.
Lipscomb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
ANOTHER ENTRY FOR
BIG MARATHON RACE

NEW YORK. March 31.---Mat Ma
ioney, the Yonkers' Marathoner. was
added to-day to the list OF starters
In the Marathon derby that is to be
run at the Polo Grounds Saturday.
His entry makes an even dozen in
the field, the list including Johnassen
and Ljungstrom, OF Sweden; Sellen,
England: Madows, Canada; Acooxe,
the Indian: Hayes. Holmer and
Crook. America; M11oney and Crow
ley, who prefer to be registered as
Irish. and zanti and Biazi. Italians.
Blazi had his first real work out
to-day, and those who watched him
say that 1t win not do to overlook
him In the betting He will prove
AZ big a surprise ~ st. Yves. the
French runner, according to Mara
thon code.
Hayes, the Olympic winner, says
his trip West greatly benefited him,
ana that his friends need not fear
on his part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

MATCH IS OFF
Champion Demanded Sixty Per
Cent Guarantee for
Himself.

CHICAGO. March sf.-The closing
of negotiations for mat bout be-
tween Frank Gotch, champion, and
Stanislaus Zbyszko. the mighty Pole.
was put on to-day when Gotch de-
manded q sixty per cent. guarantees
for himself. Such q demand IRON.
the Iowa farmer caught the promo
tiers and others by surprise, hut Gotch
was obstinate. i. He eay~ heashas : at
tfnuec ~. : n 7 =
Foreign wrestlers have taken
enough money by getting a match
with me simply through the large
houses / always draw"
With an open date on their hands.
the promoters decided to stage
Zbysxko April 20 with DIR. Roller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
GETTYSBURG DEFEATED
BY RANDOLPH MACON
Team Outclassed by that Of Ash
land School-Score
IA to !.

ASHLAND, March sl.--Gettysburg
College was defeated by Randolph
Macon here yesterday by the one
sided score of IA to l.
In the fourth inning Randolph-M Ma
con secured six runs and never let up
In the run-getting until the end Of
the game. Tire visitors were unable
to find Gravely after the first inning,
and never scored again after the ini-
tial session.
Both teams aelasd pearly, Gettys-
burg being much the worse offender.
The Randolph Macon errors did not
count much against her. as Gravely
was at all times the master OF the
situation. tightening up when his
teams misplays put him In hole.
Friday Randolph Macon leaves on
. four-game trip. playing v. NJ. /.
at Lexington Saturday, Washington
and Lee ut same place Monday. v.
!. ct Blackaburg Tuesday and Ran
dolph- Macon Academy at Bedford
Wednesday.
Score BY innings: R.H.r
Gettysburg ...lO000 60 l
Ran.-Macon ..201e1sl---14 II G
Batteries: Randolph Macon. Grave
" and Bevtlle: Gettysburg, Hurdette
and Eeard: Beard and lack. um-
pire, Mr.. Rose. OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
JACK JOHNSON
P|NCHED AGAIN
Dusky Fighter Hauled in by Po-
lice for Speeding His
Auto.

CHICAGO, ILL. March 31.-Not
to be outdone by Jim Jeffries and his
broken arm story, Jack johnson will
tell in municipal court to-day that
speeding his automobile at twenty
mile clip down Michigan avenue yes
terday afternoon did not seem q bit
fast to him. For what approaches
the hnndredGh time since he signee
to- fiEht Jenries Johnson was
.'pinched" yesterday and this time
was hauled 10 the police station in a
patrol wagon. This was his choice
for he refused to allow Patroiman
Flynn TO enter his car.
why have these officers got 1t in
for me?" queried Johnson to SiA
Hart, former featherweight prgilist,
who was arrested with Johnson on a
separate charge OF interfering with an
officer. The featherweight said he
couldn't stand to see the heavyweight
imposed on. Flynn took both of them
In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
KILLINGS ABSENCE COST
PENSANT LAST YEAR

CHICAGO. ILL, March 31.---Aside
Tram the fact that the finding -of-ths
National Commission, in the king case
forces the catcher to return 70 the Cut
fcld, there Is only one statement IN
the commissions report that pleased
the Chicago fans. This ID the vir-
tual admission by the commission that
the absence Of King cost the Cubs last
years pennant. The commissions
words In this regard are.
The absence Of this player from the
team no doubt would. and in fact did.
In our Judgment affect the standing
OF the club In the, championship race"
Chicago fans. despite their anger al
the commission for soaking Killing
10 hard. see In this statement IN ad-
mission that the Cubs chances for
winning this years pennant are In
creased q hundred fold by the return
of NOISY job.
Meanwhile Charlie Murphy. presi-
dent Of the Cubs, refuses to discuss
the findings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Wednesday s Races
Oakland Results.

First race. six furlongs-1ady Rens-
selaer. first: Bucolic. second; Sir Bar
~. third. Time, l:52 as.
Second race. three and one-haif
furlongs. purse--Miit Jones, farst; AL
drian. second; Ban Ann, third. Time.
ar.
Third race. six flrlongA selling
Servicetacs. tirst: Marse Abe. second:
Lena Leech. third. Time. 1:16.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth
Liyermore handieap-Orbicuia first;
Colonel Jack. second; Whidden. third.
Time, liza As "
Fifth race. mile. selling--Tremargo,
first: Don Enrique, second. French
Cook. third. Time. 1.42.
Sixth race. Futurity course, selling
Kid North, first: Miss Picnic. Sec
ond; Lord Clinton. third Time.
I'LL As.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Jacksonville Results.

Fifth race, Ave furlongs, purse
Flying Squirrel, first; Miss LoriE, Sec
ond; Autumn Rose, third. Time.
100 AS.
Second race, four fure<ngs, purse
Bodega. first. Supple. second: Louis
katz. third. Time. .4s As.
Third race, SIX furIongs, purse
Ell Orn. first; Splendida, second:
Mary Rue. third. Time, 1:13 as.
Fourth race, mile and seventy
yards. selling, amateur selling stake.
for gentlemen riders--Rio Grande.
first; Ethon. second: Pocomoke. third
Time. las As.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, purse
Pinto, first. Console. second; spanish
Prince third. Time, 1:27 LIS.
sixth race, mile and a sixteenth.
firSt; Goiconds, second;
Ell Fall. third. Time, 1:47 2-6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
ENTRIES FOR RACES
AT WARRENTON APRIL 2

Especial to The Richmond yirgintan.1
WARRENTON, VA, March si.-The
following Sntries for the races of April
2 have been announced:
Warrenten Steepieehase--Giner
]. p. Stone; Merryman, c. Fl. Smith;
My Goffeesf, F. Nj. Nretis:: Annie Brstee,
]. K. Maddux; C8aryiodfs. c. B. Stone.
Halfhred Steeplecha se--Oaunquit, c..
Fl. Smith; keystone. Julian Keith, The
Judge, c. III. Wiley.
Hunters Steeplechase - Pride of
Ivanhoe. N. F. Neer. Jr.: Puck. r. l..
Adamson: Floraldale. John DeForest,
Baltimore, Md. Martin Cosgrove,
George Brown, Baltimore, Md: Mag
nolia, J. X. Maddux; Garette. l.. Keith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

At q meeting OF the gr0unAD
buildings COMMITTEES Of the c3ky ~
ell "Wednesday evening u waa 49,
By unRnim0uS vets OF t1u1u
to allow the First Rsg1menk t&8
the City Auditorium for the -
wrestling match between Joe -
and Care Achmed. the Turk
The 0embers Of the oou11
were in session only . few n11n
a. there was NO sign Of oppo1
to the question. Mr.. John Don 1M4
offered q motion that the reG1r1M
be allowed the use Of the hall for f
match. and the motion met WIN
ready second, and was unan1nnGl
carried. The meeting wa9 call44* ~
the special purpose OF passing a. -
question OF the auditorium, and V04
adjourned Immediately following se
adoption OF Mr.. Don Lcavy's naOxtN1
Those members. OF the comM1tt~X
who were present are: ChAatua4M
Claude Batktns. John DON LoG&1
Harry Atkinson, J. n. Spsuces 4. x
Moncure, Rand Tucker and doe 1n1
Turk Trimming for Match.
Care Achmed. the Turk. and oN4
of the principals Of the match II
training hard at the armofys ~
says he will be ready Tor T13n19
Monday night, when the mAtch nsxg
be held. Carrie says he II In the 691E
Of condition, and has big chanco
OF winning from Turner. ~ he -
much more strength than the chans~
pieH ana as much or more seieaeev
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
MATTY BALDWIN WANTS
TO MEET AID. WOhGAST

BOSTON. MASS. March .s1.-Mat-
~ Baldwin, the Boston lightweight.
who has just returned from fight
ing tour in the West, wants q match
with Ad Wolgast. lightweight cham
pion of the world. His manager.
Alex Mclean. has 1900 ready to
bet that his protege can trim the
Western boy.
Mclean had talk with Battling
Nelson In the West. The Dane adj
mits he win not be ready to fight
again until September at the earliest
He will meet Baldwin then, Ii he
can't get on with Wolgast.
Baldwin may meet Woigast in the
fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
PENN. STATE PLAYS
RICHMOND SPIDERS
Local Collegians Have Been Work
ing Hard and Hope to Win
Game.

The Richmond College Spiders
have one OF the hardest games on
their schdule Thursday when they
meet the team of Pennsylvania State
College. Manager Powell Is conf
dent, however, that his team will give
the visitors hard fight for the game.
since the Spiders have been showing
excellent form since the recent game
with the Richmond Stale League
team.
Coach Dunlop has been out with
the squad every day, practicing the
men in batting base running and
fielding, and he hopes that they will
make creditable showing against
the visitors.
Thursdays game will be played at
the Broad Street Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Wednesdays Games

At Macon. Ga: Buffalo (Eastern).
8: Macon (South Atlantic), 2. eleven
innings)
At Birmingham: New York (Na-
tfonaD, /: Birmingham (Southern), o.
At Winston Salem: Lafayette Col
lege. .; Guilford College, l.
At Roanoke: Newark (Eastern). Z;
Roanoke (State), D.
At Princeton, N. j.: Princeton, Is:
Lehigh. Z.
At Houston, Texas: Detroit (Ameri-
CAM regular2. 3; Houston (Texas
League). ..
At Ell Paso. Texas: Chicago (Ameri-
CAM, 4; EI Paso. /.
At Charlottesville. Va: University
OF Pennsylvania, 3: University OF vir-
ginia, 0. 80
At Chattanooga: Toledo american
Assooiation). 3; Chattanooga tSouth-
ern), /.
At Nashville: Chicago (National), q;
Nashville (Southern), 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
WORK rs BEGUN ON
IMMENSE AERODROAfE

PARIS. March Sl.--work hegan to-
day on the 1000 acre aorodrome
three miles north Of Paris. One
hundred aeroplAnS sheds are to Sc
built, and main course OF three
miles In circuDsference laid out. Sew
oral smaller trial courses Will be In
side the big course A pilots school,
drug store, model shop, laboratory,
restaurants and other conveufences
arc 70 be erected. the plan being to
hRvo the Aerqdrome and IT. acoss-
scries completed by The middle az the
suzpmsy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

PARIS, March SI.--Nash Turner
carried or two nrst prizos and w. K.
Vanderbilt twice secured second hon
ors In the racing at Maixons-LAffitte
wednesday. In the Prix d'Epone Of
$500. six furlongs. Turner'S Restless
Girl finished In the van. and hts Ably
also won the Prix du Paddock OF
$500 for q distance Of ten furlongs.
vanderbilt's Oversight and Messi-
dor III finished second In the Prfx
Perplexe of $4,000, seven furiongs,
and the Prfx des Haras Nationaux Of
5000, for 3-year-oids, distance II
furiongs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
king SATISFIED
WITH DECISION
Says Terms Are Severe, But He
Will Abide By Act Of
Commission.
ABSENCE COST PENNANT
Commission Agrees That Cubs
Would Have Won With Star
Catcher's Services.
COST PENNANT

KANSAS CITY. MO-. March s1.--
Although Catcher Johnny King has
not been ofiictally notified Of the action
Of the national commission in REIN
stating him with . fine, King says
he expects to hear from President
Herrmapn very soon. When he does,
Kiink win pay the $70e fine and join
the Chicago Cubs at once.
Tho terms OF the National ComnaiA-
sion are pretty severe but shall abide
by them," said King. 1T n not to
my liking to play for $500 either. but
I fnyH baseball and would rather play
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

Especial to The Richmond virxinjnM.4
MANASSAS. VA, March Sims
Laura Florence, widow Of GoeeMo
Florence. died at the home Of Mn
c. e. Brawner last night In her aevoo~
ty-first year. Mr.. Florence suSkaano4
q broken hip In . fall few wea1E9
ago. which hastened her death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

ROANOKE. VA. March aI.---Mc-
Ginnity's Newark team took the Sec
ond game from the locals yesterday
by score OFT - o.
Score by Innings: r. II. y.
Roanoke ..000O0o0o 90 q .
Newark ....loe0oio3s- . !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Cornell Deseass ceorEssown.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 3l.--
Cornail defeated Georgetown here
yesterday by the score OF to .. The
Hilltoppers we're unable to solve the
delivery of the Ithacans' twirier.
Gocdwtllie.
Score by Innings: r. n. T..
Georgetown 30 00000ll-2 I
CORNELL 10 II ITO rs
Batteries: Wymard. Flannery apd
puffy: 0codwilits and LAlly. Called
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Cotton Tickle.

NEW YORK, March s1.-ApA1k
from March. which was bid mn ~
shorts. cotton had a sharp decl1M4
at the opening tu=day. March UkMES~
ed five points higher and other pos
sitions s to is points lower. The ~
cline was attributed 10 weAhnesn
abroad and to rains in Texas Active
buying Of new crop months Developed
after the call, causing q sharp rAI1y.s
Cotton prices: March. $16.13: April
415.07@0s: May, $14.s20S3: July.
s14.76076; August, 314.23 q ~: Ocss
tober, si3.e7@es; November. sI3.gu;
December, Sass O. 81: january
$12.82@84.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

0uu8an. the nrSe saeker. III expected
70 reach Richmond either Thursday az
1eFnoon ar Friday raosning., He win be
put In . uniform at once and hur-
r3ed to the park for a good workout.
Manager Lawlor wants to try the new
lnan In the games next week. GILL;
I'm Hives In Pegua, Ohio. and was un-
Able TO report Tor duty with the other
players on account of his position
which he wishes to retain for the or
eeAson.
wallace, who twisted two Of HIS ribs
h Mondays game with Washington,
- much better and expects to be able
~ get In the game again In a few
dkyS. The center fielder was not seri-
ously injured. but has been keeping
quiet during the past few days upon
The advice of his physician.
Decker made good showing at
third base in Thursdays game. Third
= the regular position OF the player
md be feels somewhat out Of place
91eewhere. In most of the games IN
Which he has taken part with the
Co1tD Decker has been on second base.
n given = trial at third he will doubt
&e1e show much better FORM The
yeAyer looks good and no doubt has
~ making or an excellent lnfteldcr,
EHA also has batting ability, AZ was
shawn In Mondays game. when he hit
#the nrst bali thrown by Dolly Gray
I'D Il was q clean double.
1Ae Regulars and Yannigans met
1n another game at IL o'clock Thurs
|&ay morning, II being Manager Law
.30Ess idea TO give the men Al much
|Eeactice ~ possible In real playing.
3hey will be put to considerable strain
IA he long string OF big games next
NeAk and the local manager wants
M ut them In the best possible condi-
Memsit II rapidly recovering from the
INJURY to his ankle and has PARTED
EaAed In both practice ga1nea during
hurnday and Friday. The catcher ex-
;p4ctU 10 be able TO work against ons or
1909 az the big league teams next
Weel<.
Lnndgraft is proving all the nice
|1Nines that were said about him by
f1gmer manager. Stonch, Of the
1nNtlle team. The new second
4 eEoe y fielding well and getting het-
9Nogy day. His batting UP to the
omt time 10 about the best Of all
o11ayers and he b an excellent base
EnMNer. II n hardly likely that any
1 candidate will be able 10 take
position from him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

Cno1ter STONE, the new recruit
pitcher from Mount st. Joseph's, show
- Mp IN excellent form al practice
ahufDdAy, Stone seems natural ball
paper and y quick on his feet, good
neidsr. and has something on the ball
that win fool any ordinary batsman.
1ha youngster is strong, ambitious and
tAk6a keen interest In the game. He
VIII be given chance TO work In one
~ the big games next week. and II IL
pfsdicted around the camp of the Colts
that he will make good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

Baker continued his sensational
work Wednesday and captured scy7
efAl hard drives that were almost ont
~ Ms territory. Running back of
aecond base. he got one that looked
to ~ easily safe. Fans, a. we'd a.
p!ayoyD ana manager, are well plsas-
~ with the faelding work OF the IT.
~ ahcrtstop. With q little improve-
msnt IN his stick work now he win
~ : nxture without doubt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

60 ACRES. go level; BOO crop. loa hog
light; two houses. wells. spring, nvo-ton
scale. shop. four mules. tour heE4eA six
cows, ssvsnty-fivO hogs. tools. Price. az co.,
Three smaller farms rent Or sell Owner,
William Rarick Clifford. OIL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
COIoradO-Continued.

TO LEASE on crop sharing plan an i'm
proved irrigated farm In Coiorado; @O
grain and alfalfa. Address owner. Box s,
himball, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
seaah Dakota.
DOUBLE YnI1R MONEY

Do you Sant 10 buy WE so aO sS.n:i,,, w.
have IL tnSf frsah sroySS tha " ss...s. "
with perfect title. 10 lots now surveyed
and about 20 OF them sold with about ~
railroad that has six daily ttalns with en-
cellsnt service. THIS townSlts includes ISa
acres OF the very best Of second bottom
land with fine timber for paFks ana Gls0
fine stream OF water running through IT.
tine openings for almost Ill Kinds Of busi.
mesa, especially bank, hotel and elevator.
dress Powell Land 4 Loan Co-. F0voLl.
Stanley county, 4 y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

THE IDEAL HOME" or GO AcREA
situated In the Big sioux Vallay, fouf miles
south Of Castlew0od, the county seat Of
deep black loan, under yearly caltiVAtions
10 acres In pasture and 400 In the beantiful
kpTinS-fed Lake B10renca. with it, sylvan
scenes ana sparkling waters, deep aud pure
ana filled with fish and game in season.
and nearby 10 the bone. a fouFtesh-rOom
house. hog house and woven wire pastuT0.
corn silo, machine house, ANAL barn and
numerous small buildingE. AL IN good eon-
otuon, with windmill. three wells aud ciS-
tern, AL surrounded by q beautiful grove
Price, taDsvVO. on good LsrLnA. W ~ J. RuS,
aeii. CastleN ood. =. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

EASTERN MONTANA LAND.

EASTERN MONTANA LAND
Three sections OF Dawson county land In
one block At a bargain II taken In the next
thirty dayA These are steam-plow SEQ
uonA Other Iands 1T bargain pr1caA No
better time TO buy lands than right now
II you are looking for investment or GOOD
farm. write George Q. Hayward. 0londivO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
OFFERED FOR REM
House. sBd cOttnEe--contInu
HOUSES FOR RENT


S9OS Charles. rooms. partly modern, SIS.
gsS n. 9Th Ave, rooms. partly modern
l4l5 N Goth. rooms. modern except heat,
tsl5 N. 18th. rooms. modern except heat.
so2i Locust. rooms. all modern. bar
gain at $50
ISIS Yates, 7 rooms. modern except heat
1892 Meredith Ave. rooms. new.
strictly modern, $3.50.
3403 Jackson, rooms. all modern, SIS
1850 s. 9th, rooms, all modern, vs.
400 Charles, rooms. strictly modern.
COZ s. Soth Ave, rooms, all modern. $50
800 N; 18th, rooms. strictly modern, St
Louis flat, $3.50.
2slt Howard rooms. Duplex fiat strictly
2s6S Pacinc. rooms. strictly modern,
81. 80
1905 S Sth Ave. rooahs. strictly mod
ern, only $3.50.
iOO9 s sOth Ave. rooms strictly mod
ern, $3.50.
SSs3 Farnam. rooms, all modern, $40.
1853 s SOth Ave. rooms strictly mod
ern. $40.
ii0s Lafayette Ave, s-room house. strictly
modern, bargain at SO
10a s. 36th, 8 rooms. strictly modern, ti5.
los s. 36th, 5 rooms, strictly modern, $45.
We have others-see our list before YOU
move.
Payne, BoStwick & Slater
Sole Agents, 9Th Floor N. Y. Life.
uOe So 22d St, CIR. mod. ex. heat new.
$3.50
$50 Jones St, S-r all mod. $3.50.
2lS Leavenworth St, ar. mod, ex. heat
BIRKETT & TEBBENs.
l23 Bee Bldg. Phones d. 4754; A-17b4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

/ WILL. sell for So, 900 cash, or exchange
for desirable Omaha property. Lot No. IS.
Victor Height on Hinton St, Los Angeles,
California. Phone Douglas 17i5.
- ACRES Finest Orange land near
Fresno. California, S1,60o y. Bee
FOR SABE-Greatest bargains in east
ern Colorado. six choice tracts, Lincoln
and Kit Carson counties; must be sold.
write for ull description. II. Bettesworth,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

A DANDY SMALL FARM FOR SALE
~ acres, miles from Watdron, county
seat OF scott county, on the main road,
daIy naii, telephone and al cOnvenienee'
OF q SUBURBAN home; 50 acres IN cultivation,
balance timber. all good bottom LAND, and
as fine a well as there IL anywhere, good
soft water, cold and clear, some orchard
and meadow, 4-rOOm house, barn and out
buildings Widow lady owner, and has no
one TO work place ana you can get = bar
gtan il you be quick Price only 500 on
easy terms. / have other parg Write
or sell at once. John ID. BAKER, Waldron,
Scott Co. Arkansas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
California.

A FINE ie-ACRB PEACH ORCHA@' 10
Ontario, Cal, value 5000, to IraeO fer good
Minnesota properly about same value; con.
California Grunge groves. from tl0,OO0 UP,
sale and trades. Have one called the ubest
place in southern California, price tl2O.VOO
beautiful prOperty-wiu pay big returns
also. * sou have eastern property to
trade for southern California, send descrip-
ZION. Trades effected anywhere. Faithful
personal attention given TO your natter \
Insurance. sales. trades. rentals, invest.
ments, etc. references furnished. James
n. Van Dsusen. ~ braley Bldg, PaaAdenA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

Eight-roog house on 34th ST, ALL mod
ern except electric. $500 Sl250 will make
first payment balance on time.
Three five-room houses; electric and
gas. weilelocated, 100. 500 cash; balance
on time, To-
Wanted-Five-room house, modern and in
Chicago streets.
We have large list of town and country
property, located all over the city and
country. Call and look II over. II we have
not what you want, we will get It for you.
GEORGE d. c. CODDINGTON,
go Board of Trade Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

MONEY AAKINu 40O-AcES corn EArm ous
from SIOUX Falls: nine-rOom house. i've
stories, hardwood unlshi barn - ~ g;
apples. BLACK WelnpF uees; All can % cuI.
Gvated; fenced and croAs fenced; LslephOn0:
rural man. eLV per acre 1ndsr price los
quick sac; crops never WoFs DsgtaE. MFtta
me a. once n - saiVssA. 0WhsE. si0uS
aIlk, .. ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

THREE high-clRss improved northwest
Missouri farms for sale; corn, clover and
blue grass land; your choice, f15 per acre.
Write for particulars. Basel !. Meek.
owner. p. o. box 500, Chillcothe, Mo.