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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
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FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR sAhu
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Three crops year can be grown on our
Florida land, and they will net $125.00 or
more an acre. These crops are Potatoes, Corn =
and Hay, which anyone from this vicinity
knows how to grow. After short time you
will learn to grow Grape Fruit Oranges, Celery,
Egg Plant, etc. which pay from $500 to $1,000
per acre
Climate perfect-mid summers and win
ters. Three hundred and sixty-five growing
days a year. Beautiful wide river 1.-THE ST.
John's.) Excellent bass and shad fishing.
Waterfowl and quail shooting. Artesian wells.
Forty-acre tracts on terms to suit anybody.
No taxes or interest until fully paid for.
Join our special excursion on February eth
to see this land. Your expenses paid if you buy.
Special discount of So per acre on all land sold
ON this trip. Call and see sample of crops grown.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
641-642 Paxton Block,
Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05

FLORIDA HoMs FOR SALE.
> acres well Improved land: good build
ms, Rood soil; B blocks 70 main business
street; same 20 depot, up-to-dale town.
O0O people, electric lkht ana water,
line private residence and grounds. For
nsrtieuiars address. Albert j. Aekley, De
Flniak springs. fla
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
ATiaceIIaneoun.

GOVERNMENT LAND FREE-Official
1911, 1.-THE Homeseeker," describes every
acre In every county IN United States; con-
tains latest rainfall maps, township and
section plats enlarged homestead, other
land laws, government irrigated projects.
full information how to secure free lands
from Uncle Sam, Price 25c postpaid. Home
seeker Pub. Co., ST. Paul Minn.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05

EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
Send for prices AMI descriptions of farms
Ira Stout. Gushing, Oh-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
CALIFORNIA.

LIFUNININ.
california land Tor wealth.
California fruit for health
California for comfort 365 days In the
year
No snow no billiards. no thunder
stoTmE no high winds just sunshine and
prosperity all tho time; fresh vegetables
IN your garden every day In the year;
straw berries Tipon every month. The soil
and climate provide perfect condition for
raising oranges. figs English Walnuts
almonds. grapes prunes. peaches aud all
deciduous fruits. All kinds OF vegetables
and alfalfa.
We are offering few acres at $50 per
acre. A teR-acre home for $50 aud terms
to suit yourself no not lose this oppOr-
tunity, but get quickly while there Is still
a chance to get some OF this land at this
price. Write for booklets
TROWBRIDGE-B BOLSTER COMPANY,
NS-l0 CITY National Bank Bldg
Omaha. Neb.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
virginia.

NATIONAL transactions in country
property. Special: Virginia estate, 900 acres
brick residence, l5-r; grove; rich soil, blue
character 2h. from Wash; s36,0OO printed
description. Grant Parish, Broker, Wash
ington, ID. c.
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Louisiana.


FOR SALE MICHIGAN FARM LANDS
BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
4,660 acres Of good farm land in one body
in Kalkaska county, 8 lines from Michigan
Central railroad raises good alfalfa, clover,
apples, potatoes, etc. To close partnership
will sell for only. IS. 80 per acre cash. Win
retail quickly for Sl5 per acre. No trade
considered.
MCGUIRE & ORR, lOl Washington ST.,
Chicagos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
soLIcIroRs WANTED.

SOLlCITORS WANTED.
I own and control about 5000 acres Of
choice farm lands In Burleigh and KID
der Co, No. OAK. and want 81 good rep
rescntatives, others need not apply. Best
OF references w E. Runey. Land Invest.
ments. Bismarck. y. "
SIS 80 PER ACRE-Stutsman county.
North Dakota, We own 1000 acres rich,
natural prairie which We are sellnE IN
quarter, half and section tracts at these
prices, easy terms These lands are in
rich section Of country just opened up BY
new railroad. and are close 70 good mar
kets. Surrounding country prosperous and
well settled Finest kind Of grain. corn
potato and alfalfa land. One good cror
flax will pay for land. Also own and have
for sale fine improved farms in the r.C1
Edgeley district OF the James river valley
Write today for price list and Information
Shells q Weaver, owners, l2S Maize St
Edgeley. n D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
WEsTERN FARM LAND sNAP

WESTERN FARM LAND SNAP
400 acres whole or In part partly inn
proved, all tillable, level land; fertile; great
for alfalfa, plenty OF good water, good To-
cation; SIS before March /; good terms
fare to buyer. other equally good
farm bargains, irrigated and subirrigated.
Z. W. STANLEY.
Hot Springs $. ID.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron sALh

a LIVE and RAPIDLY GROW e.
ING INCORPORATED TOWN,
is located about the center Of
100000 acres of the YER Y
BEST IRRIGATED LAND IN
THE WORLD.
FILLER wants and needs Il
HARNESS SHOP.
FILLER wants and needs a
FURNITURE STORE.
FILLER wants and needs a
DENTIST.
filler wants and needs a
GOOD HOTEL.
FILLER wants and needs a
CREAMERY.
Filler wants and needs an
ALFALFA MEAL MILL.
FILLER wants and needs a
BEET SUGAR FACTORY.
For further information on
above and our MON 7 HI Y
LIST OF GOOD FARM BUYS
address
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North Dakota.

so ACRES stutsman Co. n. d. elsas
for geod residence, clear ia pes AOinsA
Price OF and $50 per acre
20 acre.. well improved. IS miles from
Winni9eg, ManitOba, for income Priea
as per acre. mtg, H.6o9 equity. Lock Be1
is5 Spirit Lake IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE


APPLE land a. t5 per acre. On easy
within rs miles from s. r.; when cleatsd of
irish worth $50 acre! splendid soil; good
inud. plvuty OF water. John Dubui4
.ttuNood. santa Crua Co. Cal
TULARE COUNTY LAND for sale by
owner. tract OF 1850 acres OF nrsticlass
land; suitable for alfalfa or trees; fine for
subdivision; shallow TO water; also shares
In ditch Price, $50 per acre. with terms
Have also $50 acres at lesser price. All Of
y IN good location. Address a. +. Laney.
Pixley, Cal
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North Caroline.

TEN-ACRE TRUCK FARMS in the ma
TONS garden spot OF eastern ~, G. Write
for our club plan, telling how 10 secure
one free Carolina Trucking Development
Co.. 5i4 Southern Bldg, Wilmington n. c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
Texas-ContInued.

TEXAS ranches. farms, lO-aCre orange
and fix tracts Tor sale. In fertile Gulf Coast
rain belt on main railrCed Agents wanted.
RobCrtson-Tuttlc Land Co, Victoria. Tex
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New NIexico.

BARGAIN to honleseekers or investors.
1850 acres finest land in northern New
Mexico, one mile from railroad, s. per acre,
{. .. Fisher, Ration. New Mexico
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
CLEAR FARM

IN November l bought a farm close TO
Omaha cheap, but am having trouble 70
raise cash for March I settlement; have
paid 5000 earnest money and 20 save
forfeiture will give good discount II deal
Is taken off my hands soon; possession
March /. when Sl60O more must be paid,
and sllO00 carried on place; Il Ia a fine
quarter five miles from city; 5000 worth
OF improvements; car line close by. Ad-
dress N 73O, care Omaha Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
Oklahoma.

FOR SALE-Five miles from kremlln,
Okl., all smooth black soil good for alfalfa
$50 acres wheat, balance pasture, good
house, barn and orchard; would take A.0oi
stock OF groceries in trade. VIM. krause
kremlin, OIL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Ranch LaRd.


FOR LEASE
The best 2GOO-aere ranch, eighteen miles
due south of Atkinson, Neb. Fenced and
crOssed-fenced One-thrd hay land; i6e
acres under cultivation. Balance good pas
tuFe. Nine flowing wells For particulars
write owners, INTERNATIONAL LAND
g. INVESTMENT CO, 2lO-l2-H Bee Bldg,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05

40 ACRES Of level we'll drained. all
steam plow land, IS miles northwest Of
Dalhart and miles from Ware. For quick
sale $3.50 per acre, Address, Owner
David Bskley, 2tos n. 2lst 81, Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--ssyeral
good quarter and half section farms Ia
Rock Co, Neb. Close to Bassett, good
town on the Northwestern railroad. Prices
range from SIS to 50 per acre. Boa ga
Sioux City Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE $50 aeres
"a Red River Valley. ). y, y miles west
miles from good town: good soil. no Wei
land H. ID. WinEeFL Cedar Rapids IA =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-05
You ARE Coming to Utah

You AXE coming TO Utan
Then YOU MUST ASK us where
and in what section you had better
settle. PLANT TREES THAT WILL
GROW; WHERE they will grow, Our
NURSERY BUSINESS puts us in
touch LETTER OF INFORMATION
FREE, Davis County Nurseries, Roy,
near ogden, Utah.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
A WARRANT ISSUED FOR T|LOEN, THE PACKER REFUSES TO PRODUCE BANK
 ACCOUNTS. His Attorneys Will Resort to Habeas
 Corpus Proceedings.

Springfield, H.. April 26.-Edward Tilden. the Chicago packer and Will liam C. Cummings and George NJ Benedict. cashier of the Drovers Trust and Savings bank of Chicago were ordered arrested on a contempt charge by the Illinois senate tonight The vote was forty tO seven.
 This action was taken on the rec OmmendatiOn of the senate bribery investigation committee after Tilden, Cummings and Benedict through their lawyers refused to produce Tilden's personal bank accounts for May, June, July and August. 1909.
 The committee believes that these bank accounts will show evidence of the use of money in the election of William Lorimer to the United States senate. Warrants for the three were placed in the hands of F. 1T Hat field. assistant sergeant at arms. and he was directed to go immediately to Chicago and make the arrests. At torney Sears, counsel for Tilden. told Senator Jones. the floor leader. that habeas corpus proceedings would be started in Chicago tomorrow morn inc.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
THE HARDW|CK HOTEL
 ID BE REMODELED
Later Plans of Nelson Bradley for Its
 Extension.

Nelson Bradley announces his inten- tion of completely remOdeling. reno vating and improving the HardwicR hotel; adding several new guest rooms. installing a first class restaurant. and bringing the house down to date ip every particular.
 The demand for hotel accommoda- tions is such that MT Bradley is of the opinion that within a year or two, pro viding there is no further agitation to disturb local business conditions, 1t will become necessary to add to the Hard wick two additional stories, more than doubling the capacity of the house and making it one of the large hotels of the city.
 The Hardwick hotel Is located at the Santa Fe railway station, and it's his tory is almost coincidental with that of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road.
 It is just about eighteen y"ars age this spring that the first toot of the engine was heard in the north, and a year later the hotel was built by John J. Hardwick.
 In all the years that have come and gone the house has retained jTs popu- larity, and has grown in favor with a portion of the travelling public. It Is now conducted by George Kahrs, whose growing needs for additional room and for restaurant accommodations will be partially met by the remodeling pro- posed.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
INDICTED FOR REPEATING.
One of the Defendants Is Dan R.
 Hanna.

Cleveland. O., April 26-United States District Attorney Day an nOunced that the three officials in dicted by the federal grand jury to- day in the railroad relating cases are Dan R. Hanna, president and R. l.. Ireland, second vice president of the NJ. A. Hanna company of Cleveland. and D. T. McCabe of Pittsburg. fourth vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad. They are charged with con- spring to violate the Elkins law.
 Ten indictments on 107 counts charging four iron ore carrying rail roads entering Cleveland with re- batting and alleging that two were guilty of conspiracy to violate the Elkins law were returned. The rail roads are the Pennsylvania. the, Lake Shore and the Michigan Southern. the Bessemer and Lake Erie and the New York Chicago and St. Louis Ohc Nickle Plate).
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
AN OUTPOUR|NG
 OF WOLVERINES
A Social Evening of the Michigan
 Society.

It must have been quiet in Michigan last evening for it looked to the casual observer at Fireman's hall in the city building as though most of the state was among those present"
 The occasion of all the jollity, merri- ment, and sociability was the assembl- ing for a social evening of about seven ty-five members of the Michigan State society.
 Frank H. Lyman lived in Michigan once before he came to Maricopa cOun- ty to be assistant district attorney, and that is one reason why he is president of the society. The other reasons are because the members thereof elected him by a bigger proportionate majOri- ty than he ever got in a political cam paign in his life.
 President Lyman was there and be- fore the party was over he and other prominent x-Michiganders took occa- sion to make several pertinent remarks, the gist of which were to the effect that next to Arizona, Michigan is just about the niftiest place what am.
 A pleasing feature of the evening was the presentation of a beautiful brooch to the retiring secretary, Miss Jessie E. Weeden. as a token of the esteem in which she is held by her fellow mem bers. The presentation speech was made by the treasurer, James Forbes and from it Miss Weeden learned just how sorry the society is that she is going away from Phoenix. The brooch is suitably engraved and the recipient
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
.FOR COMMITTEE PLACES
Regular Republicans Retain Control of the Senate Fiji nance Committee-Debate On Farmers Free List to End In House Today.

Washington. D. C., April 26-As concession to the prOgressives a change was made to day in the senate committee assignments. Senator Bourne was placed on the committee on appropriations The attempts Of the other three progressive members of the committee, La Toilette, Cum mins and Bristow, to get places on the committees of interstate commerce, finance and foreign relations re- spectively, were voted down.
 The chairmanships of the most inn pOrtant committees adopted follow: Appropriations, Warren; finance, Pen rose; foreign relations, CullOm; inter state commerce, Clapp; judiciary. Clark of Wyoming; rules, Crane; az riculture and forestry, Burnham; na- val, Perkins; militia, Dupont; postof- fices, Bourne; Indian affairs, Gamble; elections Dillingham;; public lands, Nelson; territories, Smith of Michi- gan; conservation, Dixon; census, La Toilette; civil service, Cummins: ex- penditures of the war department, Works; irrigation. Nixon; mines and mining. Lorimer. The prOgressives hald d conference to decide on their future action but adjourned until tomorrow with no action
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
THE EVIDENCE COMING.

Although the district attorney de- Jared that he was ready to go to trial at once. Captain Hammer declared the evidence such as the alleged confess sion of McManigal and the internal machines. alleged to have been un- earthed by Burns, was not on the train with the prisoners. Hammer, however, declared that McManigal did make a confession that securely fixed the guilt in numerous dynamiting outrages.
 "McManigal certainly did make q confession" he asserted, "and 1t covers the entire conspiracy which has re- suited in the loss of a score of lives and the destruction of millions of dollars worth of property"
 Then where is the confession?' he was asked.
 Back east" he replied.
 He declined to be more explicit. but it was said the document is in the custody of Assistant District Attorney w. J. Ford, who IS awaiting the out come of the Kidnapping charge pre- ferred against him by the iron work CTS attorneys at Indianapolis.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
CORRUPT PATRIOT
 SALINAS OPPOSED
Late Commandant at Mexicali Driven
 Out of the Country.

MeXicali, Mex, April 26-Salinas, the leader of the insurrecto garrison. was depOsed last night and forced to cross the line into the United States His methods of collecting tribute from isfactory to his men, and charges were also made that he was not properly using the money.
 Citizens of Calexico this afternoon telegraphed a second protest to Wash ington asking for immediate help in restoring normal conditions. Raids of rebels continue. They have taken horses, supplies and even the cloth ing of laborers employed in cleaning the main canal below the information al border.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
CALLED ID NEW YORK
 ON VARIOUS ERRANDS
President Taft Had a Busy Night
 of IL.

New York, April 26.-The plight of the sightless. his pride in the militia and the call of the Hungarian Re publican club, brought the president of the United States to New York tonight. Standing on the stage of the Metropolitan opera house tonight among distinguished guests. the pres ident touched q button which flashed light from large papier mache light house opening what is said to be the largest exhibition work of the blind ever held.
 The president devoted a great part of his address to urging further ef- fort toward the prevention of blind ness among infants and he also spoke favOrably of more schools for. the blind
 Shortly after II o'clock the pres ident reached the Hungarian club where a dinner was held As several speakers were scheduled to precede the president it appeared that it would be early morning before he spoke.
 An incident in connection with the presidents visit was the presentation to him at a reception of the Military order of Foreign Wars of gold jeweled badge representing honorary membership in the order
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27

viOusly given versions of the confession true but that furthermore the alleged conspirators intended to blow up the $23, 900, 900 owens river acqueduct, the Los Angeles city hall and the indus trial plants of several firms and cor porations which have been identified with the anti-union struggle in this city.
 Smith is also quoted as saying that no doubt James McNamara is J. B. Bryce, who is alleged to have laid the dynamite which destroyed the news paper ,bu iiding.
 He was known as Bryce to Mrs McManigal," said Smith, before he came west to blow up the Times building But when he returned to Chicago she was given to understand that he had become MT. Sullivan"
 O. NJ. Hilton announced late tonight that he and Job Hartman, candidate for vice president of the socialists. had been retained temporarily to take charge of the defense.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
NO PREPARATION FOR DEFENSE.

Although this is q struggle that means much to union labor, as well as life or death to the accused. there have been no preparations and there is no money in sight except a fund az gregating $25O,00O pledged by President Mover of the Western Federation of Miners.
 The alleged conspirators arrived in automobiles after running the gauntlet of two crushing crowds which, in their eagerness to get a glimpse of the cele- brated prisoners, overbore the efforts Of more than a score of detectives and deputy sheriff detailed to hold them back
 The men were taken from the Santa Fe California Limited at Pasadena and on the nine-mile trip to the county jail the speed laws were absolutely disre- garded. During the entire trip from Dodge City, Kas., where John Me Namara boarded the train bringing his brother and McManigal, the three men were kept in separate compartments James knew his brother was under ar rest because he. caught a glimpse of him as he entered the railroad station at Dodge City. Kas. But John was ig- norant of the situation of his alleged confederates.
 James McNamara and McManigal were taken from the train at the main station at Pasadena and hustled into one of the motor cars, while John re- mained in his compartment until Ray mond, a suburb of Pasadena, was reached. where a second automobile was waiting
 John escaped the curious throngs around the jail. but James and Me Manigal were rushed by a crowd so dense, that for a time they were un- able to reach the waiting motor car, and were forced Uo retreat before the onslaught of the curious into a con venient store until the automobile could be moved up closer and policemen could clear the path.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27

officer, but he kept his unbound hand before his face. In spite of this Mrs Ingersoll declared that he was Bryce But to make sure Mrs Ingersoll will again confront him at 10 o'clock to- morrow. morning. The prisoners were placed m the automobiles with much difficulty Both were handcuffed to guards
 Captain Paul Hammer of the Los Angeles detective bureau ordered the chauffeur to put on all speed. He did. and away the automobile sped, skid ding dangerously from side to side on the speedways, wet by rain earlier in the day. Right behind the prison CTS, came the machine carrying Mrs. Ingersoll and a woman detective, and behind them sped the other motor cars loaded with newspaper men and photographers. who up to that time had been baked in attempts to snap" the alleged dynamiters
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
PUBLIC LANDS MEETING.
The Convention to be Held in Denver
 In September.

Denver. April 26.-Public lands con- vention suggested by Governor John F. Shafroth, Colorado several months ago, will be held in this city. Septem- Der. 2S. 29 and 30. This decision was reached at a joint meeting of the public lands committee in legis- lature and in Denver chamber of commerce., attended by the governor himself The statement was made that practically all the seventeen states in which are located the public lands had responded favorably.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
M'NAMARA IS BRYCE.

Conspicuous in the crowd was Mrs. D. H. Ingersoll a woman who is ex- pected to play a prominent part in the effort of the prosecution to convict the men. Mrs. Ingersoll is a san Fran cisco boarding house keeper, at whose place a man known as J. B Bryce stayed prior to the destruction of the Times building.
 James McNamara. according to Burns and other detectives, is Bryce, the man who is alleged to have actual ly laid the internal machines that blew up the newspaper plant and killed twenty-One men. and the woman was there to identify him.
 Seated in third automobile she peered closely into the face of Me Namara as he climbed into the ma chine. The man was shackled to an
Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
ponded in a brief appreciation

responded in a brief appreciation
 A. B. Clark, Jr, was proposed for the vacant office, but no gold brooch went with his nomination That the new secretary must earn.
 The Michigan society is one of the most flourishing of the various state organizations maintained in the valley and the event of last evening did much to still further cement the tie that binds.
 Ice cream was served. and that the capacity of memb rs of the old staters had been underestimated was evidenced from the repeated orders which were filled early in the evenings.