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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

cssffn apsHHs. esnwsss. GtHcHMa:i. %.
nesis 90 Gents unb boriiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

RsdItn Co., 1 Got an Mdrsin unb
Mpntgcner9 Roab, ST. etc.
GIisdbetb 6. Gbampipn an GpttIieb
9artipig, 6 4dsr an Gropfifb ROob,
ST. etc.
sSag. GI1nnisan an slOnoro 5Iunris
gan, 20 Sub on Geft Ctr, 81 etc.
Cd. Drills an Geo. W. Golbipeu, 45
5uB an Gourtlnnb aps.. 81 etc.
4lnn 6. Cyan an Tbos. q. Cyan,
3 Cots an aempsr 9Ioct, 81 etc.
Ora 9arbin an :. 6. porpir, 1
Got an Ginr. uub Rem Ridmonb pile.
81 etc.
GieieIbe an bto., / Got an btO.. 81
etc.
MaidaeI Quinn an ailIian Spragus,
% 5ub on Morean Str, ST etc.
81. 8. greIop on 2enn 8. WtiGer.
Got 1887 in gpfinger &: Soptins' 4.
llnterobtbeilune, glmfppob, 81 etc.
WliItcn Rippep an Wm. Ripper, 1
Got an Delta Npe., 81 etc.
Wm. Ripper an Ililton Rippep, l
Got on pnralIei Ctr, ST etc.
Spbn s. Bruce an Sohn 80. Tolb.
8 Cots in 6. anopltcn's llnterabtbsis
lung, 81 etc.
5tnrp q. 5nuf on Glisobstb 3.
Saud, 43 CUB an aeobsmp Qpe.. 81
etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
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Cfnttnnaff. is. sE,br

Sarrn GaffabD an QuetIo SngsrIpl,
5beil bon Got AZ In Mm. D. 5orris
ion's llntsrabtb.ilung Tn glspes, 81.
gbporhs Rithis an Sobn 8. gers
ridfon. Got 138 In pnrt ploes 6. u.
.. Cos llHtsrabtbtilnHg in MpomiHg,
81.
Sobn n. St.sle an moiilba Wts
Curtin, Got 20 in Gbipnrb b@oobruffs 3
unteratthsiIune In Rprtb @sHb. 81
Senrp MIspsr an Gugens aruegsr,
aontrntt gum D.rtouf Der Cots 18, 19
unb 20 in Sobn S6fns's llnterabtbeiz
lung fir $4O0.
9be Queen gitD preFeb Bird 60.
an JorsdI gbsnritol Co., Elm Stiid
2oHb in Ssttion III In Nilltreef sp.,
s..
gatbtrin. ainfefEa an miEidm lib.
Cots 113 unb ia in Gtepben stems
per's Gorm In ct. Bernard, 81.
Jacob Sasbnle an gbrbarbt 6oebns
ls, Got 80 In Der lInternbfbeiluis bon
Charles Glar,Ion's Eitote. 81.
Gbdrles u. pebrefE an giigenia so.
peoretti, 100 BEL 100 Tns on Der Ode
bon goot unb grndnt Ape., 5000.
5hs llnipn SGnings RedItn Go. an
George miismann, Got 4O4 In Cbip
2anb &c Jmpropsmtat Cos llnterobs
tbeilung, 81.
Rapbdel gsbretti an gbdrlss psbs
retti, uHstfdbr II aldsr 2aah tn Gstt.
9, Delhi Sp., $1,000.
eugene frusgtr an ". Z. cd. s
Sabre pa6t auf bos Giaentbum Be-
tonni ols 528 wliItsn Ctr; rIlOnailidx
Mietbe $15.
Union Sopings Henltn Go. an ..
20. Gdnrs. Got go. 130 In Ohio Gnnf
G Snip. go. lIntsrubthsiluna. 81 etc
Clarence 9rouu an Gbarpsburl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
@rnnseissHtbaM.6 6Dpotbe'tn.
Gintinnati, 16. Jebr.
gleue 6hpptheten.

Neue 6ppptbeten.
5urru eaFoOp an ssoTspb Z. Gais
iabp, $500.
Sames ). 9apne an Rebseea J.
gmith, $266,6S.
Ssnrp 3. SimIid an Cincinnati
mcrtingman's Club q. u. 6. 60,
$4,000.
8iliam lls an eatborin. ainisra,
$400.
Sba geIs,r an Gid Run 9. II. g.
Co., $4,000.
Mlursis 6. gurnbia on 6. u. 5siIsr,
$3.50.
Giifforb s, Dap an 2iOH 30. l 6.
Il. q. Co., $500.
eborlss M. SpouIbins an Sobn
annIn, $1,000.
gInna Tanner an Spenspils q. II.
9. Co., $14O0.
George $. goot an gries 5ia gIees
trio y. II. 6. a., $1,000.
Sobn 10 Dob an Soutbfibe 8. u.
9. 60, $500.
Sohn gDeiB Oh College Sia Z. u. y.
Co., $1,000.
Cigar q. 6nlI an Gbos. u. Sinfd,
5ruitts, S726.50.
Wiareus 1rautIiR on 2i6eral g. II.
q. Co., $500.
WidusI GIauasan en- Sos. S'Gons
Hell, $500.
gsp. W. GaIbtpsa ON CD. WliLs,
$500.
Gsrborb aspsr on %. Dorb Q. u.
Co., $500.
Marcus Jruntlin dn Souibern
Sbio 8. Il. z. Co., $1,000.
gba 3. WiiGsr on Soutbsrn SbiO
Sao. gt. &C., $1,000.
Spnon aobsn an Clinton 9. u. g.
Co., $1,000.
amsIia 8. TaOnrOe on Geo. Grimm,
$500.
0ttiIgte 5ppptbsfeH.
CLARA y. GaHnbp on Wliomi Up.
q. Ii. 6. Co., $3.50.
Barbara 9ytuHter on German Mlus
tudl Sniurones Co., $1,000.
sris 9isbdus on ausuft RisbIs,
1896.
QuguIt yaiebls an Builders Il.
Grppers' .. II. e. Co., $1,000.
Catherine sfinFella an Seuti6er
2onbtpehr q. u. g. Co.. $2700.
Shomus m. 5dIlon on Wl. &. Gain,
S151.
Rorie Dieders an Giar .. u. so.
3 Co., $1,000.
aouis sSribnan an Gamu,I Grsens
fieIb, 5000.
sSpbu 8siB an GOutbsrn CsiO 6, u.
g. Co., $500.
Econ Raion on aouis stas, $500.
sSpbn g. SDiepb an gitiSsns Gift ..
u. 8. Co., $500.
Qnna 3. 5tsilsp an gnisrprife ..
u. Co., $3.50.
Ssanette 3orDep On Rarp g. Snp'
Der, $500.
p.tsr ausr an Nm. gaannss 6 Co..
$215.
9erfsfbe ON Warbs8rod Gofb 8:
Door Co., $211.
| 2uella> Wdtibers an prOpibent g.
g. II. e. Co., $500.
| CD. 8. Qisbaus an Gnil 8. guth
$3.50.
Gb. 3. BeIfb an MsrtnHtiIs Q. u
6. Co., $1,000.
| Cos Glanasan an Sos S'gOnn.lI
| $414.
1enrp 6. GnaIb an Iarlap aDs
9. Il. 6. Go, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
2Oubpatr GtrafeHtbeater.

Jn 2onbon iinb trob oIIr Gss
f9Gftsbdit bic eigenartigen f5iguren Dts
Strnbenlebsns in,mer nod piel Srbls
rsider oIs In Berlin. .unb Yaris.s Die
gstpegungsfreibeii Der GtraBsn bod
iih mitteH slpiihen MatomObilen. eles.
triTnsa 7rdmbabnen nnb GmnibuIisn
bort In pisI b5hsrem Drdbe erbulisn.
befonhers, neil sbsn bic poli5ei beios
augsn sui,riidt. Ghnebin bat isnn IN
fornon bsn Ginbrud. baE bort nihs
Die poIi5fi hds pubIitum tontrolirt,
ionbern uinselehrt bns WnbIifnm bic
YDliSti. 6eine eigtnnrtigFftn 8iiitbsn
stitigt bds Gtrnbmiebtn NbsuDs Ssris
fhen 7 iinb s lIbr. Sur Gtunot bts
Gbeaiernrlfdngs. Damn beD0lttrn iid
bic 2pnbOner Strnben, iulD gtEobe bis
bsltbielteus init ben IaHokA Rsit<n D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

dnsgetpohien iin6 uno In einsm sinsie
gen Snuner cine Rohtommsniddft
bis 81 fiinf WliIlionen er3eugen f6ns
nen. Sdpn tpenige SnmeiBfIielen,
f1St Qinne, f6nuen ebenio fhneiI 1ipie
Elm Q6tpe Elm Qfsrb auffreFen. 2lus
ben moben ip.rben guppen, nnb aus
ben puppen tperben sJlisaen. DdB bic
Glisgtn nit b6bersa Sinnen begnbt
iiHo. insbefonbere sinen fein snttpidtls
ten @tru6siinn baben, 10 onb fie nuF
iDeiie> >Streden aababer tpittern, tit Be-
tdunt. usber einen beIonpers snts
tpidelten Srtsiinn Der Moben jeboh,
jentr beins unb topfioftn irsbgeiellsu,
finbe i3 teint Mlittbeilnng. limb bod
fORnie i9 cine biesbe5iisliht sinoeaiigs
8eobuhtune aRiieIen. ipelGe msin
Gi1unen erreete lnb certn Wittbeiz-
lung 3Ded bieIer 3eiltn ift. Sd tros
an einem friihen Wtorgen, fnr3 bepor
bic GoHne fit gum Aufgebtn nniHidts,
m ben 8drtsn uHb irtute mid Der uids
jsitatifhsn Ruhs Der ganSeH Nntiir.
als ih narh Elm Ger1uf4 geitSrt MUIR
be. meIhes leihtem papiertniitsrn
abnlih mar, habur6 aber, bob es BON
alien Seiisn auf mid einbr6ng, uHb
Dom BcoeH berauf gu fommen fhien.
mid ftuBig Huhte. SD boIte cine
2aterne aug Dem ndbeliegsnben GfnIls
unb mubtt nun febsn, tpis cEIs Wege
iino gssts. ia bi. Gtntsiens1une nit
unSdblissn trithtnben Mdben beisbt
tparen. Qad SftsR sing Der 3ug. am
befIen Worgen iporeH ale Mcbtn psrs
f5iuunben. iis boiten meinsr Wermns
thuHg noh einen iiheren Ghlupflpins
tel gum ginfpinnen In ibrtn pnpp<ns
5uitdHb eefunben. Wisins Sonuen.
spelde in einsm G6uppsn bes Oortens
isanben nnb in lpelfen ih nlthrsre
Ibieritiide dufbeipabrss, nm bisfe nurh
Waben toItenlcs unb rtiifrsi ffelettirea
40 InHsn, fparen DoIIIfGnbia bis auf
bic Iestt Wnbe berlpaiIt. QDer bat bies
fen sopfs unD faBloien BeItiIen ben
glppsn gsgebtn. olIt sur ieIbietn Gtuns
be aus ben boben sFdHern her0ufsns
frisf,sn. ben Ghuppsn 5ii ptrlaFfsn
unb nun In einer Mihtuns 5li tDnHDsrn.
nm ibrsn puppsnsniianb bnlienbsn Az
f0nnkn2 &c nitbriger organiitrt bic
WsIen iinb, ipflds bernrtist eerRsins
fd1nftIihs Manper3iige NIT stpsdbisns
Iihen 3isIsn untsrnsbmtn, um 10 rdth-
ielhafttr erIhsiHen uns BITE sigentIidl
trsibtnnen Weomsntt. Bel ben Mannss
rungtn Der Diid1f ben 5liistn btr WSs
atl, ipie Itidt glnubi man ba an iFiibs
runa. nnFmtriInnfs 1oIetn TIM Gih<
rerftsbsH. .pabrsnh "a pisnsiht mir ipie
Bel ben tDpfloftn Wabsn cine Siiblung
unb 1iibrune III busn tirit unbttaHnte
ffroft. nnb art tinsr udanttif6en. Der
|, alIt Wsusnstnabsln spiilig atbaEntn
maiIsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

9cm Srientirnngs- Dsrs
ber 9bierf fprins pros
ftiTpr 9lnipn Glider in Der ~llmThdu
In tintm fiirsertn aluffab. or fniipft
an cine Msnberung BON proftfIor stps
Isnfslb an: qDir MlenId,tn. bic mir ins
msr nnr init btm 6ubt iiber ben Grbz
boDsn fthltihen, f6nnen uns f9lsff
porIseIlsn, ipie ii1 9biert bic gtipOhni
finn, 400 Waeter unD gsltgtntIih Diel
h5her NIT einer 100 ailonsttr Giurs
ben DefhpiHbigttit 81 flitgsn, iibsr
Der Grbs Sured!;ufinbtn, unb fdbri
fort: gu efnenl 1hniifen @ebantsns
gana fam uns bds Gtuoium Der Gts
bensatpobnEsiien btr In Dem grbbos
ben ltbenben Tbiers fiibrtn. MeE tsani
nidbt Dit cfdnstnn bldut, lptiBftiiern'
be Gmmsibfsisgs NIT f9ip1rSein AopI
unb rpthgelb<n 9niitrn, ipelts sui
GDmmerseit i1ss gier an 1leifh Iesl
unb Dds frifnt gum s5auIen, bns fan
leHbs 3ur MuflDfuns bringt2 Gnon "a
Gfun6en mad Dem Musfriehen 0ua
BEN gi bcben bic Mlahsn bns 155fun.
an Dsniht sugtuomnlen. Cine tinsil
qe G6msfbflitgs bringt gsaen 200uln.
6sn sar M<lt, lpel6s IN fiinf zaosy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

Gin SO o bIthGter Der W.nIdz
belt iFt Derienige gu ne1nsn. Der bas
fibers Daittel 5ur 6siluns zines bas
2eben unertrdslif mu6enben 2sibens
erfunbsn bat. 9r. Silsbee's 0Ge
morrboibensWittel 81 Gnatefis" be-
tptrft bas, mas bdbon ertpartet ipirb,
n6mlih fhnens 2inberung unb sriinbs
lihe 5eilung jenes eetpObnlid burh
Rone.l an 8epegung entftanbenen, oft
ouh angesrbten 2eibens Superldfig.
I'm foitenfret cine grDbe beg
Wittels a,i erlangen, uoreifire man 9.
gieuftoenter &c Co., 8or 1915, glstp
Nort gitp. 8ie r4nateiis" lit in alien
apotbeten 81 bubeu. prsis 81. a.W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
G. hIeht beIo 3 n (.

Sa,fsberr (4ntsridter, Der bei'm
Sein1fonunen einen Gutbre6er iiber.
raift uno feitgenonmnen bait: SITS
mogIih, Gie fi1o ia Der angeflaite,
ben ih geftern freigeiprohen babel"
Ginbrefer: ~Ra ia ..... 0a
boba1 gies!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

prpbirt IA. .. a1lstal a)DIifd.
uab .@1rtnptrs s5ritnn.. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Witnesses Testify
They Believe that
Wolcott is Insane

Testimony that Orvine e. Wolcott was
insane Tor months before he forced a NS
note and discounted lt 20 the Mer-
chants National bank was introduced
by stanley Nj. Rosewater, attorney for
wcicott. Tuesday morning In the former
Insurance agents trial ON charsc Of
forgery.
Drs. Elmer H. Porter and +, y, Coulter,
the latter specialist In nervous and
mental disorders, were the chief Wit
nesses.
c. H. wairath OF the walrath & sher-
wood Lumber company, testified that
Wolcotts forgery was FOR so small an
amount that Il led him TO the conclusion
the man was insane, lie was caused some
embarrassment when County Attorney
English tried 90 make him say how large
forgery man would have to commit
before he would consider him sane
c. G.. Cunningham Of the Woodward &
Tieynan Printing company q. $. Rogers
head Of the Rogers Real Estate company
and director OF tho Merchants National
bank, and MIR. Walrath testified that dur
ing the monthes preceding Wolcott's for
gcries and ombexHlements they talked
with him frequently and from his peculiar
actions suspected he was mot right"
Or. Elmer r. Porter. who is a medical
examiner for the Equitable Life As
sursnce society, testified that on June ],
Henry u. Necly, local manager for the
society, brought Wolcott to his office for
examination FOR a llfo insurance policy.
AFTER an examination he rejected him, he
| said, because he was suffering from
diabetes and nervuua disorder. Wolcott
/ failed in the nose test for nervous bal
ance. said DR., Porter, and when ho tried
to stand stu he sWayed from side to
side lie said his face twItched ner.
vously.
Dr. +. E. Coulter testified that since
Woicott's arrest he has examined him
In the county Jail ana does not believe
him sane. lie spoke of his indlstinct ar.
ticulatlon, his inooherent talk and his
extreme nervousness.
A. II. Williamson, local manager foI
the American Radiator company, who
occupied apartments in the New Hamil.
ton, where Wolcott and his wife alsC
lived, testified that Mr. and Mrs wolcott
called upon him and his wife one night
and Wolcott tainted while rising from hll
chair. He fell, striking his head against
the pianola. His head IVES slightly cut
This was between the latter part OF
April and the middle Of May. said Mr.
Williamson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Soft, Velvety Skin
for Every Woman
{ Prom Housekeeping Magazlne. }

~ N'SN' AA~N0SNSSPNhe NA@eo~iHN''
Frequently the excessive use of powder
or cosmetics causes the skin TO become
furrowed. sRllow or blotchy, and a pre-
n.aturely aged look 10 the complexion
then follows. An excellent lotion tol
removing wrinkles, moth patches
blackheads and other complexion defects
can be made for a trifle by dissolving
a small original package Of mayatons
in a half-pint witch-hasel.
This lotion, massaged into the skin
quickly frees it of all impurities and
makes II clear, smooth and richly beau
tiful. The continued use Of the maya
tone lotion will give to the complexion
q rich establishment impossible any
other way, and as long as II is employed
no powder is necessary.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Special Grand Jury
Called for Tuesday

The following names have been drawn
by United States District Clerk Hoyt and
Jury Commissioner Tilden to make up
the special grand jury which has been
ordered to report next Tuesday morning
to consider several cases relating to the
introduction OF liquor on Indian reserva-
tions:
crowell; Robert +. Barton, Paplllion;
Frank Clough, Allen; j, II. Drengins.
Scribner; Joseph Escent Harrington;
Ernest Ferber, Wynot; Lewis GoodseII
Homer; Frank Gladowski, Platte Center
Eliza King, Herman; Stephen Morton
Harrington; L. c. Oldering, Chalco; d.
E. Pomeroy, Allen; E. A. Ruff, Paplllion;
John Swanson, 81. Edwards; Thomas
Scarlet Fullerton; Byron Sage, Gretna.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15

In piles and the street commissioner
wagons will come and haul the piles
away. Perhaps tomorrow you Will sec
them wearing tho funny clothes on the
got links"
such a conversation may take place be
tween mother and SON next saturday. "
the weather Is fine, for 1t will be annual
clean-up day " the Field club District
Improvement club, Also, II the weather
In the evening Is mild, a hard times re-
ceptiou with refreshments, viii he held
in one Of the barns OF the nclghborhood.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Magic city Gossip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caek, 2T3 South
Elghteenth street, report the birth OF q
son.
The Willing Workers will meet wednes-
day al Lne home OF Mrs. Harry Bennett,
bo5 North Twentieth street.
The Lefler South Side aid will meet
with AIRS. II. J, Helm, 1871 Polk street,
on Wednesday afternoon AZ O'clock.
Phone Bell South S6S-Independent F-186s
for a case OF letter Gold Top. prompt de
livery to any part OF City. William letter
Mayor i. j. Iralnor, who has been
conLlned ~ has bed Tor the last lew days,
Is reported as much improved. Ine MAJ o.
mad slight attack OF pneumonia.
The Woman's Auxiliary of ST. Martin $
church viii hold an aii-day session on
W ednesdsy November IS, at the home
OF Mrs, George Francis, a y street.
Earl Burke and wife OF Alberta, Can
aou are on an extended visit 10 Mrs.
Burke 3 parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Charles
Aiems. AR. Burke as large railroad
, contractor and wan resume operations n
lns nUIIh a. soon as spring opens UP.
Afr. and Mrs George Pierce OF Hast
inks, M and Mrs. Il. q. Pierce OF Den
yer. Col, and A. l.. Rogers or Topeka.
kan, are al In the city Tor the purpose
OF attending the funeral OF tie late Louis
H. PIERCE who was buried this afternoon.
The funeral Of Police officer Louis E
Pierce was held this afternoon at
u'CloCN al EreNsT's chapel. The services
were conducted by Kew r.. L. VI hceler
Jr tho First Presbyterian church and the
( pudy was escorted 10 the grave az LAure
[ -Anl cemetery by detail OF police.
I A. :. Long, aged IS ycurs, died last
/ CS eniug al b o clock az INC south Omaha
hospital following a BTitG Illness, lie ID
survived " his wife and tNO children.
Tho funcriu win be held thuI sday AFTER
noon 81 O'Clock at tAs Presbyterian
. church, Bellevue. lntermynL viii be lIlou
7 ~ Bellevue cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
OFFERS new TAXATION PLAN
Cleveland Nan Would Put SomsB
Syttem in Force Here.
EXPLAINS TO COMMERCIAL CLUB
scheme Makes Realty Assessment a
Mathematical Science and lie
Says it Assurcs Euui-
table Taxation.


Il. W. Doty OF the Manufacturers Ap-
pro,ssl company Of Cleveland o., who
expects to lay before the county com
missloners new plan of assessment and
taxation for Douglas county. designed to
more euuitably distribute the, burden OF
realty taxation than Is possible under
the present system, explained his plan be-
fore the municipal affairs and executive
committees Of the Commercial club yes
terday Many county and city officials
were present by invitation.
Mr.. Doty wants TO value every real es-
tate parcel and every building in Omaha,
at charge OF 10 cents per parcel and 10
cents per building. once his plan is in
operation here and the assessor is con-
versant with the table OF mathematical
relations which is q part Of tho plan, the
services of MIR. Doty and his associates
will not be needed again.
| His plan Is known as the Somers' sys-
/ tenn. II Is In use in St Paul. Cleveland.
Philadelphia, Denver, Houston, East st.
Louis, Springfield. H.; Joliet, H. and
Columbus. o.
Guess is ELIMINATED.
| The usual way 10 arrive at realty
valuations for assessment purposes" said
Mr.. Doty, is to guess az tho value Of q
certain lot and then to guess at the
value OF all other lots in the same neigh
borhood on the basis OF the guessed valu-
alton OF the first LOT. our system ellnil-
mates the guess upon the guess. we have
worked out a table OF mathematical re-
lations, based upon street frontage, depth
shape of lot and proximity to side streets
by which the assessor can accurately
compute the value of any given piece OF
property, when the value of the unit has
been decided upon. The unit is stfiT
OF ground one foot wide and 100 feet deep
with the frontage OF one foot on the
street"
Under the somers system, says Mr.
Doty, no man can get his taxes lowered
below what he ought to pay while other,
must pay more than their share. In.
stead OF asking experts what John Jones
lot is worth, the question will be, What
is the value of the unit on Farnam street
between Fifteenth and seventeenth2'
Given the unit, the valuation of Jones
lot will be computed from the mathe
matical tables, and Jones' friends viii
have no ground to go before the BoarC
Of Equalization In an attempt TO have
the assessment lowered.
Mr.. Doty will go over the subject agair
with the Real Estate exchange at the
Commercial club this noon and vii! an
swer all questions.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Field Club District
is In for a Cleaning
Mamma, who are those men2"

Mamma who are those men?"
"They are the Field club district high
brows, my son."
why are they wearing such funny
clothes?"
Those are their last winters Sunday
clothes, which are too good TO give to
the Salvation Army, yet haven't the
proper style OF buttons to wear down
town. See, they are raking up the little
leaves and picking up the sticks and the
pretty oyster cans. They will put them
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Jensen is Promoted
to Machinist'S s Mate

Lieutenant Nathan w. Post In charge
Of the local navy recruiting station, has
received letter from Mrs, Nellslnc len
son OF Webster and Thtrty-scvcuth
streets, telling him of the promotion IN
the navy of her SON Joseph, Who enlisted
here three months ago. Jensen enlisted
as an ordinary seaman. hut by applying
himself to his tasks, finally attracted
the favorable attention Of his superior
officers, and his promotion to tho post
ton or machlnlsts mate, second class,
followed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
Hamer's Plurality
Over Dean is Above
Three Thousand

Complete returns from ninety-one OF all
ninety-two counties in Nebraska give
Judge Hamer a lead of 3,149 over Judge
Dean. The missing county, Mcpherson,
two years ago gave Fawcett 800 and suln-
van IA. The vote follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
COUNTY CLERK hIAVERLY
IS CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED

County Clerk u. NJ. Iavcrly, who Is
confined with pneumonia, was reported
better Tuesday and the chances for his
recovery arc extremely favorable.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-15
4 serious Breakdown

results from chronic constipatiOn. DR.
Kings New Life Pills cure headache
stomach. liver and bowel trouble 25c
For sale by BeatOn Drug Co
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-21
RUSSELL.

Mesdames E. C. Lewis. Del Campbell
r. T. Huston. M. e. Cobb and Misses
Susan Day, Mae Jenkins and Callte
Russell spent Wednesday In Derby.
On Wednesday Lloyd May was taker
to the hospital at Iowa City for an OPP
GRAFTON.
Allie. Boyd and family left Wednea-
day for Montana where they expect &C
make their homo. !,
Messrs. Fern Jennings and Mel
Loynachan and Misses Blanche
Loynachan and. Edna Huston attended
home talent play at Charlton We'd
nesday evening.
Hiram Webb left Wednesday fol
Chicago where he will visit his daugh-
ter Mrs. Clara Rogers
Parke ,Ruark of Weathersford. Okla
came Tuesday for visit with relatives
and friends. /.
Mr.. a1.i Mrs. H. W. Elliott returned
home Thursday from Creston where
they have been visiting their daughters
Mesdames Chas. Hood and II. B. SUIT
ton.
Mrs. w. p, Simpson of Guss, Ia. ar
rived Wednesday for a visit with ms
mother Mrs. John Goltry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmers wht
have been visiting their daughters Mrs
Geo Hobson Of Washington, Ia. re-
turned home Thursday.
The Aid societyaof the Presbyterian
church was pleasantly entertained a
the home Of Miss Mary Ferguson or
Wednesday, .ss.,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-21
PUBLIC SALE

Having rented my farm and expect
ing to quit farming, will offer at pub
lie sale at my residence in South Abba,
on SATURDAY. JAN %, 1911, the fol-
lowing described property towit: -
head Of horses. l recorded shire mare
z years old, In foal: 1 brown mare q
years old, In foal; bay mare years
old; gray mare Z years old; f1lley 2
years old: yearling colt: l yearlins
road colt. last spring colts; match
span Of spring colts: recorded Nor
man mare colt; Is head OF cattle;
mich cows, yearling steers. Bates
registered short horn bull coming
year old: 10 head Of heifers coming
years old; % head of hogs, white
SOW, 1 Berkshire SOW. % last spring
shoats, weight 175 pounds. Farm Im-
plements: 2 riding cultivators. walk
ing cultivators, heavy wagons.
stirring plows, good mower, corr
planter, l harrow, l nearly new tor
buggy, surrey, cart, 2 set work har-
ness, set single harness, 30 tons 0i
hay. about 125 shocks of corn. 6 dozer
chickens, some household goods and
other articles too numerous to men
ton. Sale at 10 a. m. Free lunch al
noon. Terms: A credit Of II months
will, be given purchasers giving bank
able note Eight per- cent interest from
date If not paid when due. $40, and un-
der. cash in hand. 8 per cent of fol
cash. No property to sbe removed from
premises until settled for. Win Coop
er Auct., Ed Canning, Clerk.