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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
PARISH HOUSE ROBBED AGAIN
Second Time In Four Months Thief
LoOts Home of Dean OF
Trinity.

For the second time within a few
month the Episcopal parish house, 113
North Eighteenth street was looted
by burglars at sis o'clock Sun
day night while Dean Hancock, the
present occupant was conducting services
In Trinity cathedral. The burglar ran
sacked the house and took away with him
two solid gold watches. a sapphire and
diamond cluster ring, a gold band ring
and a shamrock set with three diamonds.
The thief entered the house by cutting out
the screen from the pantry window
Waterman near the place said he had
seen boy about l6 years old running from
the house shortly after o'clock
Bishop Beecher Cthen DEAN lived in the
parish house when it was robbed on the
night OF December H. The burglar at that
time stole a large quantity OF siiverware.
seal set with amethysts, a gold cross
and SS3 I'm money.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
Soldier Twice Tries
to End Life in Night
Arrested Once to Prevent Him, He
Again Takes Laudanum and
May Succeed.

Arrested to keep him from drinking
half ounce bottle OF laudanum which he
was known to have in his possession, John
Arrants. assistant cook OF Company IT,
Fort Omaha, was released from the police
station early last night, only to be brought
back early this morning apparently dying
from the effects of the deadly drug
He told the police that his act was partly
because of his dependency over the death
of his sister in South Carolina and partly
because of his hatred for his comrades in
Company II.
III they don't change me from that COM
pany I'm going to kin myself I won't
desert my flag. I won't stay with that
bunch of gum Shoes"
Arrantso was taken back to Fort Omaha
where he will be tried by court martial.
Arrants has not yet completely recovered
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
Tearing Down the Old
High School Building
By vletor Rosewater. EdItor % The Dc.

While tuy o.
he High
n Of Omaha
o
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andw through fomthe
in
II In septemb
a was uch crowd OF
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Gradually QUIT
until al transferred
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
HOW TO LOOK YOUNG
Latest Home Treatmsnt for Removing
wrinkles ana Renewing Complexion.
(From Eastern Stvlas
(From Eastern styles.D

The mercOlized wax treatment is now
used instead OF painful or tedious meth
DDS to renew the skin and remove
wrinkles.
This is applied at night like cold cream.
but not rubbed in, ana the next morning
washed off with soap and warm water.
followed By dash Of cold water
The incredible when combined with wax
and applied to the skin absorbs and gently
removes dead cutiele, at the same time
freeing the skin OF freokles, moth patches
and other blemishes. Occas ional use
keeps the complexion IN perfect condi-
ton.
You can get mercolized wax for a small
sum al any drug store, but care should be
used TO buy an original packase.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
EQUITABLE LIFE LOSES
GOOD sum BY BURGLARS
Enter office Saturday Might and
Break Open Cash Register,
Taking S112.0O.

Burglars entered the office OF the
Equitable Life Insurance eompans IN the
Omaha National bank building Saturday
night and stole $112SO OF the oompany's
money from cash register. A descrip-
ton Of the suspected thief has been given
the police. Providers about the offices OF
the company have been noticed for the
last month and It Is thought that the rob
berry was committed by someone who had
acquainted themselves with the habits Of
the officials in placing money.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Trainor Says More Park Room
is Needed by City.
MANDAN PARK BEFORE COUNCIL
Scare Given Officers of the stock
Yards National bank when Ex-
pIOsiOn Was Reported
Magic city Gossip.

The necessity for open spaces In the
thicky populated districts of the city,
where men can rest at the noon hour and
where the children can play, is engaging
the attention OF Mayor Trainor who stated
yesterday that he intends soon to bring
the question before the city council.
The conversation took place In connection
with the proposed improvements at Man
dan park. and the mayor commented on
the fact that with the exception of the
north end of the city all the parks were
far removed from the people who were
expected to enjoy their advantages. 1--WE
should have" he said. some open space
in the packing house district, which could
be used by the men employed there and
the children of the working classes re-
siding in this locality All the parks with
the exception have mentioned. are at the
extreme ends Of the city, and with regard
to those In the north end anyone knows
that the residents here cannot be said &c
belong to the classes most in need Of some
place for outdoor recreation. We want &c
| have places where the children Of the
poorer classes of the community can play
/ and where their fathers and mothers car
come out in the evening and get refreshed
after living the whole day in crowded
| homes"
Action on Mnndnn Park.
| Some action, Il is expected. will be takeI
/ tonight by the council in connection Will
Mandan park. A report was looked fo
last meeting from the committee that mad
an inspection of the park in view of tn
| proposed Improvements by the park board
The recommendation of the board is tina
5000 Of the $4,000 bond issue be devote,
to buying portion Of ground OF p. II
Barrett to provide an entrance to tn
grounds His plot consists II a little owe
| five acres, for which 5000 is asked ant
the remaining $1,000 will be expended ii
carrying out the work. The object of tn,
appointment of the committee was to de
termine by personal inspection If this wer
the most feasible and least expensive wa,
Of getting an entrance to the park.
Explosion Scare at Bank
The officials of the Stock Yards Nationa
bank had a scare and a hurried run to tn
bank last night. Some people passing tn
building said that they heard two ex
plosions, and that then the lights went out
The Waterman found the lights out an
informed the officials and the police. Cap
tain Dworak and officer Potach hastene
to the place and, with the officials, mad
! a thorough examination of the building
but could not discover anything to accoun
for the supposed explosion or the light
being out There was nothing to indicat
that anyone had gained access to the bank
and when the lights were switched Of
again they burned as usual
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
"Feed the brute!'

You know that classic
prescription for keeping
a man happy and con-
tented.
If the wise matron
who gave this advice
had carried it a step
farthe r she would
doubtless have added:
"Give him
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
SCREAMS SAVE YOUNG GIRL
Margaret Nelson, Thirteen Years of
Age, ROuBes Help When Man
Attacks Her In Home.

Screams of Margaret Nelson. the is-year-
old daughter OF Henry Nelson, averted an
assault upon her at 1880 o'clock last night
in her home. sOO7 Martha street. Henry
Nelson left his daughter in company with
a friend while he went on an Grand The
man frightened the girl to screams. which
brought in the neighbors. The man es-
capped The police have the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04

COMPARE FOR YOURSELF.
Measure The Bee against other local papers in
respect of quality tVel as quantity of timely
nelOS and interesting articles from day to day
and ThcBee's superiority lOjn be demonstrated
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04

Hfhe principle Of Safeguarding and safe
SNorhing IN industry should be az much a
part ~ the economic education OF the
Soung engineer as those OF efficiency and
conservation IN other directions. believe
that many engineers enter on responsible
ContrN 81 operations and industries with
little or no realisation Of the employment
Tiaka involved such q CONSIGNMENT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-04
Counterfeit noIInrn

buy trouble, but a genuine quarter buys
Dr. Kings New Life Pills, for constipa-
ton, malaria and jaundice. For sale by
Beaten Drug Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Value of Fruit as Food

From the Chicago Tribune.
 In these days of impure drinking water water famines and filtered water, 1t is we'll to know that one of the great ad- vantages of fruit is that it offers us pure water. for which we do not need a filter to the amount of nearly 50 per cent in watermelons.
 Oranges and lemons are not only valua- ble by reason of their potash salts, hut especially for their citric acid. A case of paralysis of the entire right side is re- ported where the juice of oranges, adopt ed as a regular diet, with chicken broth, appeared to do much good.
 As an aid Of digestion-a really material aid-the pineapple stands alone, among the fruit It's vegetable pepsin neutral izes-or, perhaps, rather digests-album- inous substances in the stomach Fresh pineapple, or better still, the fresh juice of one--placed in direct contact with eggs or gelatin or milk will prove the fact con- clusively by producing better tasting dish. Tn cases of catarrhal ailments of the throat and in its downward connec- tion the alimentary canal or tract pine apple cannot be overestimated, and 1t acts with equal force in malarial affections.
 As for the date and the banana, they contain sufficient nutriment to sustain life. The salts and oganic acids in the apple tend to improve the quality of the blood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

it can readily be seen that his address
 may take away from those who are con- demning his policies their thunder. It would come at time whensthe President
 needs all the opportunity he can possi-
 bly, get to spread broadcast the defense of his actions. z Among the presidential possibilities who are expected to attend the convention are Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Judson Harmon, Joseph w. Folk, James R. Garfield and
 Governor Marshall Of Indiana Whether Colonel Roosevelt will appear Is not yet
 certain. MT. Harvey w. Wiley will be there, as will Secretary of Agriculture
 Wilson. N N T
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Presidents Inconsistency

From the New York Press.
 MT Taft's fears of the recall for judges are fears which he could just as well have about the recall for any elected officers. We do not gather from the veto of his statehood bill, however, that he opposes the principal of the recall as applied 10 others than judges Yet his apprehen- sions as to this policy in regard to the Judiciary are such as would be no more justifiable in the case of judges than in the case of legislative officers. or of gov ernors, and. say, President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR RENT

Neat flat of four rooms, hall ana oath with modern conveniences, facing car and park, South Highlands Large two story corner dwelling, with two bath rooms, faces south, on car line, close in on Northside. Convenient for roomers or boarders. New five room bungalow two blocks of car, West End
 Two story eight room dwelling on paved street, West End, $25. Cottage, 5 rooms and bath, IF blocks Of car, West End.
 Small cottage on very large lot, 4s31 Ave. c, rooms and city water Cottage of four rooms and hall, 1917 18th street. Woodlawn, $10 Cottage rooms, hall and bath, 5203 Aus tin ave, Woodlawn. Cottage rooms, hall and bath, 5711 2d ave, Woodlawn. Cottage of rooms on good lot, No. 2Zl South 56th st., Woodlawn. Cottage of rooms, with city water, cor ner facing east 239 East Both street. Neat cottage of rooms and hall upon large elevated lot. facing east, half block of car,s Owenton. 1905 Avenue D, ten rooms, $30 Two story ' room dwelling, on car, close in, Northside, s37.50. .l.e Six room cottage on avenue near 18th street.
 FOR SALE. A very pretty truck farm or summer home in Shades valley, about five miles from the courthouse Has small house and outbuidings, two nice springs, large shade trees, some fruit. Land lies nice ly and is convenient to school and church.
 A real bargain In a cottage of rooms, q. located upon about an acre of ground. Faces south on Pike road one block from car, between Birmingham and Ensley; has stable and other outbuild- ings nice fruit, grapes and berries; city water, and is convenient to school and church.
 New bungalow cottage, nicely arranged, on good lot in West End. Reasonable terms and price. 2S0 acres of fine rich land with some splen- did timber. well watered. Would make a splendid farm or place for stock About 10 miles from courthouse Price very low
 Neat country home of IS acres located above East Lake, on the pike in a good community; has good water and some nice young fruit.
 R. E. MANLY 6 GO.
 26 North 18th Street. Insurance, Real Estate, Surety Bonds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Some Real Estate
 Bargains"

INvESTMENTS-M MAKERS. Corner lot, 50x100, close in, with some Improvements; $15,5OO, terms 25x1O0, close in, on the Southside, a real bargain; s2500, terms.
 Second avenue store near 21st street, 25x1iO feet price, s25,O GOO, terms
 MUST BE SOLD.
 Ten room house located in one block of Highland avenue and Waucoma street; has every modern improve ment, hardwood floors, furnace, fine mantels and hardware, birch doors fine sleeping porch. servants room and garage; good lot, 6Ox150 price reduced to sS5OO, terms A BUNGALOW HOME-SOUTH HIGH
 LANDS.
 It's brand new and has six rooms with all modern conveniences, lack ing none; price, $4500, $500 cash, bal ance easy.
 A NORWOOD HOME-PRICE, sG3OO. Terms arranged; 1t has eight rooms and is equipped with every modern improvement; fine cement base ment; lot 50x15O; faces east. SOUTH HIGHLANDS AND NORWoCD
 LOTS.
 Just 800 feet off Highland avenue on 9Oth street, 50x200 feet; only s335O. 50x1S5 feet. elevated and level, near Glen Iris park; price, $1S5O. A lot 6Ox190 near 29th street and 1ath avenue, north price, s24O0 terms. I SELL-LOTS-SEE ME.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR SALE

S3250-New room house, modern, two porches, good servant house and other outhouses. In perfect condition, locat- ed in best residence district, high and dry, near car line, church and school. Terms.
 $265o-New 6 room house, bath and two porches, foot hall and pantry. modern, well located in one half block of car line; everything in perfect repair Terms
 s15OO-5 room house, front and back porches, water, light and plumbing, lot 50x14O, located in one half block of car line, part cash and balance like paying rent.
 s9o0-Four room dwelling and store com location on 21st avenue, near car line. Terms
 $1S00-Six rooms and bath, light and wat CT, lot 50x140, located on Fist avenue, near car line, in good community. Terms.
 $4250-Six tenant houses in good repair, rents for $60 per month. Equal to 10 per cent on s72O0. This property is cen- trally located and rents well.
 FOR RENT 2500 21st ave, brick store, $20 25O4 11st ave-, brick store, So. 2S15 26th st, store, $30 2601 29th ave, brick store, $2750. 2603 29th ave-, brick store. $25. 29l7 27th st., frame store, $12.51 291s 27th st., frame store, $12.50 2624 90th ave, rooms, residence, s22.5o. 1876 29th ave, rooms, $10. 26l8 29th ave-, rooms, $l6. 331s 18th st., rooms, $9. 2S29 35th ave, 12 rooms, two bath rooms, we'll fitted up. good 3boarding house on car line. fronting park $30. Cheek road, Tarrant addition, rooms SIS. Cheek road Tarrant addition, rooms, $1250
 Cheek road, Tarrant addition. rooms, $10.O0
 Landlords build more houses for rent in North Birmingham, for the demand is greater than 1t has been for several years and If you have some houses you want rented quickly, just list them with us. If you have no desirable place for building see us for special bargains on vacant lots for we have' anything you want in vacant lots as we are agents for North Birmingham Land Co. and several other land companies, besides . private bargains that are listed for quick sale, and our manufacturing sites cannot be excelled We negotiate loans on real estate, also write fire insurance in four good re- liable companies. Give us your busi- ness.
 J. H. Berry, formerly Ryan R. E. Co. J. M< Yielding, Yielding R. E. & I. Co.
 BERRY 6 YIELDING 2s2s 2sth Ave. N. Birmingham. Bell No. z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR RENT ' OCTOBER 1st

SOUTHSIDE. 1902 18th street, 8 rooms, $50 1122 18th street, 8 rooms, $45. 70l 18th street, 8 rooms, $35. s1s woodland avenue, rooms, s32,5O. 1114 Sylvan avenue, rooms, $zt 816 Woodland avenue, rooms, $35 1903 Eula street, 8 rooms, $50. 926 South 18th street, z rooms, $S5. Corner 11th avenue and St. Charles street, 10 rooms, $50. 2019 Avenue F., 5 rooms s22 50.
 NORTHSIDE. 1909 Rush avenue, rooms, $35. 1923 North 17th street, rooms s25. 2601 12th avenue, rooms, $35 1119 North 10th street. rooms, $20. 230S Sth avenue, rooms, s32.50.
 STORES. 2019 3d avenue, ground fioor $9O0 2231 Morris avenue, story, S5. 2121 Sd avenue, S125. 1927 1st avenue, S75. 316 North 18th street, $50. 200 Spring street, Avondale, sS5.
 FOR RENT NOW. 919 South 18th street, g rooms, $40 992 South 14th street, 8 rooms $40. 923 Alabama street, rooms, $30. 2726 Avenue r, rooms, $25. 1715 Avenue K, rooms $50. 430 South 17th street, rooms, s1S
 NORTHSIDE. 746 North 21st street, 10 rooms, $50 2224 1st avenue, s rooms, $30. 2005 11th avenue. rooms, SIS
 SUBURBS. 6100 First avenue. 10 rooms, $40. 722 1st avenue, West End, 7 rooms, s25 115 North 6lst street, rooms, s25 Houses for rent at Boyles. See our list at office for further informa- tion. J. L. Yancey Real Estate and
 Ins. Company No 11S North 21st St., Phones Main 6Os
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR RENT

NORTHSIDE. e 1f5 5th ave, rooms. $17.5O 14S 17th street, 8 rooms, s25. 1920 Copeland avenue, rooms, Sl4 1231 23d street, Il rooms, $45 1723 Jasper street, 2 rooms, $20. 20O1 18th avenue, 8 rooms, s35. 14s2 18th street, 6 rooms S25. 2317 9th avenue, rooms, s37.50. 927 w. 14th street, rooms, new, $22.50 BPS E. 14th street, 5 rooms, nev-. S22.50. 800 46th st., rooms and barn, $l5. 25lO 1st ave. rooms, $2S 2121 Sth ave, rooms, $22.50. 23l5 4th ave-, g rooms, S45 21221a 2nd ave, 10 rooms, $3O. 16l3 14th ave, rooms, oak floors, furance heat $2250. 1531 Allen street, rooms, new, $20 1120 Lawn st. doth st), rooms, nice place, bath and electric lights, cheap, sl5 Six rooms and 8 lots, East Lake, Sl250.
 soUTHsIDE. o14 12th ave, room bungalow, new SS7.50. 1922 16th st., rooms, furnace, $40. 7O4 S. 25th street, rooms. s15 92O St. Charles street, rooms. S30. 1229 11th avenue, 10 rooms, SAP. ISIS Avenue E. ' rooms, s25. 1906 17th avenue, rooms, $25. 724 s. 18th street, 5 rooms, $1250 2713 Avenue G, rooms, furnace, $32.50. 2319 Avenue F, rooms $50. Also a large list of others, numbers no. given: several desirable stores. LOUIE REESE REALTY GO.
 2125 Third Avenue. Peoples s6. Main 9SS,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
RYAN'S BARGAINS

$S500-New modern ' room bungalow; one of the most attractice places for the price, Well located on South Highlands s100O cash, balance easy. s425O-S room modern two story residence; well located 1 block of car line at Fountain Heights. Terms easy. s25o0-An ideal 5 room cottage on lot COX 150, well located on Ensey Highlands. One fourth cash, balance easy. $2500-Modern room cottage with hall well located on car line near North Bir- mingham park. One fourth cash, bal ance easy.
 $15oo-Neat 5 room cottage, fronts east on well elevated lot well located at North Birmingham. s100 cash balance like rent.
 $1275-6 room house, front and back porches; lots 50x14O each See this if you want the biggest bargain In the district: we'll located at North Br- mingham. One half cash, balance to suit.
 front and back porch, 1 block of car line near the junction of Boyles and Gate City car. This is a fine invest ment; will have to be seen to be ap- preciated Terms reasonable. $19O0--10 acre truck farm in high state of cultivation, good 5 room house. hall, front and back porches. immediate pos sesslOn, present crop incluueu' '12 HilieS north of the center of Birmingham. One fourth cash.
 s4000-2SO acre farm. good 5 room resi- dence, barn and outbuldings, ? good tenant houses, good orchard, 15O acres in cultivation, creek runs through farm on Pike road at railroad station; school and church. 45 miles from Birmingham. Ryah Real Estate Company
 2O26 Third Avenue. Bell Phone S35. Peoples 6s-R
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR RENT

26OO 7th avenue, north. 10 rooms, $50. 2933 Avenue G, south, Il rooms, $50. 2607 Madison avenue, rooms, s60. 292O Juniper avenue, g rooms, $40. 926 South 18th street, 6 rooms. $35 26O5 12th avenue, north, 6 rooms, $30 1925 North 17th street. ' rooms, $25. 1923 North 17th, rooms, $25. 2510 First avenue, north, rooms, s25 2512 First avenue. 5 rooms, $25. M
 STORES. 1872 First avenue. Good location, 3d avenue and 17th street. Stable, Avenue c, between 17th ana 18th streets. 424 South 18th street. 120 South Fist street.
 Oliver-Levert Realty Go.
 20z5 Third Ave. Both Phones 1882
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
A LF ALF A ACREAGE AND
 F A R M F 0 R : A l. E

own and control a large farm and two small ones. Well equipped and in high state of cultivation; we'll adapted to growth of alfalfa. Must sell for division of estate. Will sell either in body or cut in small farms to suit purchaser. Close to railroad and good roads to town. Terms to right kind of parties.
 Address owner, Care Age-HeraId.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES

Bids Wanted-state Aid Road
 ss Bids. will be received by the County Commissioners of Blount county, Ala ban,a, at the courthouse, Oneonta. Ala. until 12 m. Tuesday, October 8, 1911, for grading, draining and surfacing with {chert, one mile of State Aid Road. Plans and specifications are on file at the off, flee of the state highway department, Montgomery Ala, and with the pro- bate judge at Oneonta. Ala. : The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. w.. s. KELLER
 State Highway Engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Bids wanted-sta1e Aid Road

< Bids will be received by the County ; Commissioners of Calhoun county, at
 the courthouse, Anniston. Alabama, un- ltil 12 m. Wednesday, October 4. 1911, Sfor grading, draining and surfacing
 with chert or macadam, approximately Ithree miles of State Aid Road. Bids
 will be received at the same time for
 grading, draining and nacadamizing ssix miles of county road Plans and specifications are on file at the office sof the estate highway department, Montgonfery. Ala.{ and with R. IT. cobbs. resident engineer. Anniston Ala. ( The right is reserved to reject any and all bids w. $. KELLER,
 ' State Highway Engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR SALE
WORTH MORE THAN WE

HOMES, WORTH MORE THAN WD ARE ASKING. s2500-In West End, room house in good locality: must be sold quick; price re- duced from 5000; owner lives away and needs some quick cash. s2000-Vacant lot, 50x1s0; terms. s40o cash; on 92d street. s3250-Eight room house on Cotton ave- nue, West End price reduced for quick sale; all modern, street improvements paid, has four bedrooms, gas ana e,ec- tric lights; s1250 cash S3500-Eight room house on Rush ave nue: rents for $300 will accept pay ment of s4G0 per year with interest. $3S00-Six rooms, large corner lot 75xl40. faces east on paved street, North Bir- mingham.
 near 11th avenue, .south really worth S6500. $5500-New room residence in Norwood ready to occupy October on terms of $500 balance of $50 per month: will consider vacant lot as part payment. $5500-New7 I rooms. on 18th street. north. all modern conveniences: ready to oc- cupy; terms, S350 to $500 cash, balance $40 per month.
 S5500-S rooms on Montgomery street near Glen Iris park; lot 60x150, on corner: a genuine bargain and home 1fKe place.
 $65oo-S rooms, half block of South 18th street car line: close to 18th avenue. south; terms.
 $6500-New room home on South High lands, on 18th street car line; very mod ern; ready to move in: terms liberal s7500-Good 10 room residence: fronts car line; modern in every detail, terms: Norwood.
 sS0oo-11 room modern home, South High lands, south of 11th avenue, splendid locality.
 S10000-We can please you in a Norwood place that fronts east; in every particu- lar home, for less than you can buildr $1c 50G--A most modern home east of 30th street and south of Highland avenueA the locality is right, and if you are) willing to go that much you will oe pleased with the showing; terms. one4 quarter cash
 TYLER & RAMSAY
 BIO North Fist St., Bell Phone "A.