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maiodOrous.
Push carts vended unin tginabls
sweetmsats along the curb to a floating
popuia tion OF b~ssnsared and screaming
chaldrn. hleared slatterns. fiabbtly
overfiowing their bullying gsrments. jab-
squat and d4nHy little saloon on the ooe-
ner lssrsd besrfly 81 ell. I waited hals
an hour before tho CArucois appeared.
Then ] made for u telephone In . state
81 Disguised relief. and called up Mao
lean.
= you're In town now FOR q whiis." he
sn!d In answer to my expurSated account
OF myself. well. / Nl you how II TO-.
Laurie. I'm pretty busy to-day. Let's
have your number. an I'll call you up
later wAon I'm loose. You'ii hang out
at tho club. won't your"
II thought you wanted % see mo
about something"
oh, that. That wasn't anythin'-
Why. yes. III lunch with you n yor'-e
In such a hurry. but IN have To beat It
right afterward. cause I've got an as
signnent thls afternoon"
, Al the club he plunged Immediately
INTO the irrelevant subject.
Say, I've got to slide out after grub
an 60 on a spook hunt. There's this
gang OF psychics or s~piritualists or
whatever they are up the line here. you
soe2 And I'm coyerin' one OF their
seances. Hamlet's old grandfather
comes In an rOugh-houses the furniture.
an Little Eva says n lot more thar
her prayers. an you sit In a circle
hoid,n' hands to get a line on tho higher
life. Don't you want to come along
YoulI ge, some thrillin' moments"
is II a fake, t7enf" ! asked.
! ON, they're an fakes, | guess. All |
ever ran across. anyway. But thus
deat~h-tancier' tho real sq~ueeze-only
raises the graveyard in private an don't
take any money. an = whole lot OF big
duc.ors an psychology profs. are nutsy
about her. you see7 rs the big show.
the original New York company. You
better come"
"AlI right" said. bring on your
mysteries. always Thought there was
something In nat business. really; and
here's a good chance, But look here.
Mac. I want you 20 tell mo what yon
heard from caru"'L'
Sell you the truth" said Macleaa.
Pm a llttle HE afraid there may be
something IN spookery. myself That's
why Ia lust as soon haye you along -
II won't do. old fellow" sald I. lets
have tho daso story"
Marlean ndseted and glowered at the
table. IT'S like this. Laurie. o sesy
Those follts are friends OF yours. an
! this yarn OF the guInea's Is Just a dirty
bit of scandal. that's all over an done
with. An | told you ! didn't believe
II anyhow. I hadn't ought 10 ave said
! anythin' 10 you IN the hrst place: and
"a rather not say ssytha1' aSeut u
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From Ms. G.. Rsthes6e6
PARKS to Maisie Loraine

ARILN0 MAIzrB-Nsxt tnns -
hear 'ar 10 MOI gold tAAt ar
ters' just you bslisvs \. I've
besn married only . mou<h. ~ u
seems like . lifetime. I wasn't orolaAA.
up to thls N I oan't 81 The aAaa -
it--and, bsssdea l DON'T Uvs I'VE SsoNa
for the man.
Evsrythins's diffsrsnG -snmSt1S Z
have TO pAnoh myssk - osisv~ IN,
really thu same girl. Why. I don't
enjoy anything any more. I mis- the
grind Of rehearsal and The so-As-yeu.
please hving-I even m1ss the ca1lboy's
snuh noAs n the wardrobe WomAn'e
bluffs Of WHAT she ussd 10 bel
And. Maisis dear. mushrooma 81 ~
raptn. when you're trying = - haDoy
and amt. tsn't Q pAtch q Noffse ~
sinkers q PsoAdtns<oa's st Z ~ Nj
I've ttsd not u think a JAAk. -
0anss e - I'll - eootnG eAek o. ne
IRA train. I gusaA I rsal,1 iosA M
hut Ne pretty tough - haVe - ~ y
out nav. II you 81 . ahnnao ~ -
tell him whsa'a what. ed 70 01Gh1
hint that some dAy. Q n - 1ank
~ tho old sand aafhAonQ - ~
reese paint With the resi- q ysu.
This hap q iuAusy stunt 10 just Nm
doing time And one q ths prtseases
10 xoang = sneak vhsa 10 eas'a tosA-
ins-I'm the one.
Maizae. don't Swsr b Q Sool-otisk -
your 100 tn the rteht oas ss0ao asooa
T1hs sounds nkS o stu1L 0ut Ne
straisht-tAlss u fSpa met Love - a
the 0UWA lhAUoR
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The Professors Mystery s. 3 :

, set OUT tho next morning in = humor
Of suspicious dislllueion, all my duixot-
Ism turned sour unde.' the dry sun. Put
Il how | would. | was playirg tho part
ot "A spy: II Caruccl himself was no bet
ter. the honest Irish eyes OF HE wife
made mo vaguely sshaIned u my task.
Having nevertheless ~undertaken "a. l
must put II through as wcli A. m.g'ht be.
To follow the pair about would be fu-
tile. since 1 mast presently bs seen and
recognized but I conceived that merely
by making sure nj them Mt intervals
during the next forty-eight hours |
should DO fulhll!ng my mission. l saw
them safety on the train. n estnb-
Bsaed myself IN another car and when
We reached the Grand Central | made
| straight for the sc.Nne OF my mldnieAt
adventure, n was no less ugly by day
! thar by night. and II possible even more
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What IN it?" sh. asked quickly. Has
anything happened"
"Only hat I am going to New York
10 see Carwcci SAL away" ! answered.
and 1 don't know just when I shall be
back" II was plain that Mr.. a
had not meant me TO say W much. but
that was my WI AFFAIR.
She followed me outside the front
door.
That means that you are so.ns away
II knew Il must come to that" She
was twisting n~ervous,y at her chain.
"One word from you and | won't go"
She shook her head NO. l want you
to-roojby."
Promise me ono thing" 7 SAID. That
youth send me word II you want me"
II PROMISE" she quietly,
hut , shall never nave 10 keep that
promise"
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SYNOPSIS OF rgECEpLNG

Crosby. = Young college professor fall. II, L,,o
WITH, Margaret Tabor known 10 her family as
LAZY about whom a mystery seems to hang,
hIt'I 'J''hHs ms a'luaintanceship for no ap-
parent reason. she chose Cruspy as her escort on a
night motor tour fSm her stamford summer home
70 New YORK. They 20 to n tenement house and
there find Mar2aret's old nurse, Sheila Carucci,
wing woinded and senseless. Nearby is her hus,
20 the Tabor home, tarucci holds some eort ~ a
Threat over the head Of Margart's father. Crosby
snh = reporter named MacLean, go in search of
following him. .Croshy tries to solve the mysttry
tsat surrounds harsnrCt, hut fails to do ~. Ga.
rucci Is arrested, but Is released at She.la's plcn
Mrs. Tabor disappears, but returns safely. She
nsts Crosby Are you in tho secret. tonf' Inn,
Will not explain. Mr.. Talor summons Sheila.
who, promises Carucci shall make no further
trouble.
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BY Wells Hastings
And Brian Hooker

MAC. rye gone % ~ V1ah - n
bors that I need 10 know - ] -.
II frs . Ne, why. az rishA. y NJ IRA
why. you con trust NJ 80 - -
thsy. want born iase vssks
, well" Mo gr3nted a1esV Q 0UA
ia bsttsr tel you. I GUaoA - ~
you 70 II bltDd-hsrs yoA aFA -
know that Doctor Reid ehna'O = -
the Tabors'" He lowered hh 49,.
the daRo. no got mixs0 Up WA oomo
woman shFosd. an mAspisA her. 1Nsa
no leaves her. IN CONES haek, e.
maybe he thinks shes dead. - - ~.
rfes the Tabor girl. you sssf Thsn ~
Family get wise about The other wounAa.
an there's an awful row, a. anAn1
they tx IL up among them % move
away. an let on that Reid en- Ne
daughter ain.t married a. an. not uuea
this other woman dice. you ssAf An
that's what they're all kespin' % quDes
about. Mind you. I don't believe u
why. IT'S impossible" aaid, slt
doesn't NJ together. Miriam Tabor disA
a year after Reid married her. and Wig
should they II
Sure. that's just It. Sure. ] told you
II was all over. an anyhow n coulda't
be So" He looked at his watch, and
noticed that tho monogram on the back
was cut Ia a quaint. antique fashioa-
Come ahead-we've Just got time"
found his eyes and held them. "Ons
minute. Mae. You're keeping oack the
point. 40 that ! won't understand the
story. It's no use -
NO. I ain't-honeSt-it'o al OVER
we'll. damn II. carucci sayo the Tabor
girl dtdn't die. He says that's only tho
take they put up. m she's Give e.
around the same as ever" y.
For 4 tho words did not mean
anything. I was cropping madly amone
a mass of "reminiscences. the noises In
the house, the room with the presence
IN IL. into which Caruooa had broken.
the tangled half-eoRhdsncss Of the
family.
Then the picture of Lady twisting
neryously at the slender chain came
uppermost in imagination. and through
the eddying fog OF my mind the whole
nightmare leaped forth In Q flash Of
horrible c~learnesS. a score Of tptors
woven circumstances outlining n -
with threads OF ire: the wedding -riAG
worm sidden at her breast. her raising
u unaccountable barriers. her hops-
~lessness. the family's fear Of publicity
n growing anxiety over my intir,Ate
PRESERVE among then. the cloud uooa
Mrs Tabor. her aversion 10 Reid 40
tho elaborate explanation Of hsr ~
in calling her daughter Mirtam--I leAnN1
my forehead on my hands.
Maclean had me by the shoulder:
Brace up. man." he muttered: ''hssA
| drink your drink. You'll have ever
| body looking At you" =
C1o ~ coset>ssdS z
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From, Maisie Lorraine to Ms.
c. Ruth erford Parks.

- EAR MADGE-r's only . month
tomorrow that You left to get
married, but Il seems like q year.
We've been rehearsins steadily for
three weeks on THE Aeroplsnc Maad."
and Il was $50 A. NJ. before mitchell let
US off yesterday. I'm 80 tired I can't
even get UP enthusiasm for an oyster
fry!
Geei You certainly are the lucky hid.
I always knew that mole you have on
your left shoulder meant something
, but who'd ever dream u stood for an
old ~miiiionsirel Our crowd can't sst
over IT. OF course you're prstty. ali
right. and you've got . dandy shape.
But so have lots Of tho other Gtrte and
nothing in the million line m their
way
Jack Richards feels pretty sore aoovt
II even low. They put Evelyn Dare In
tho scene you used to have with HIM.
nut he's ~ cold a q pioas-nons Of
tho real stuff" no put N II whsn he
played IL with you.
But you did the visa thing. g1riis,
Jacks . nice follow but the . hen
sver ID II 40 Q week. Say. how does II
feel b. have svsrything soft--Parts
gowns. real soarklers. French MAIDS
and the whole ahooting matchr
II must be good to know that y00
have a sure thing Gagged for ksepse
no more foshosn voices In shirt slssvsn
calling you pet CD naues. NJ more
''Ouick and sbupuy'' eating toints
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- get him a berth on her.
what's more, III see that he takes It
You know where to ind hmm, Shella, |
SUPPOSE"
Sure | do, SIR. He'll he right where
! saw him, workin' on the trolley. But
IT'S hard on him. sir, losln' his weeks
pay. and hein' shipped on like a thief.
Leave him find his own ship like a
man"
"He's not being shipped OFF. I'm Ind
ing "A good berth For him. which Is moro
than he deserves, and YOU both ought to
RE grateful No-w listen. | want You 10
go to New York with him tomorrow.
Take him 20 your W place. and don't
lose sight OF him until he Is safe aboard
and away. II he leaves you. notify mo
AT once. | intend to be certain that he
has left the country: do you under
stand?"
An who's to he takin' rare av me
poor lamb upstairs all the while?' Sheill
demanded. her brogue broadening. and
her hands brac~d asgresslvely against
her hips,
Mir. Tabor glanod quickly at me.
I'VE can do that very well, as We have
done. OF course your husband can be
sent to prison for blackmail. II ! can't
otherwise be rid OF him. but for your
sake I should rather have him simply
70 away. II You are not willing to help.
Sheila. you need only say so.'
For a moment I thought she was
going to refuse. But after a vain APP
peaI or two. she gave way rather sui
lenly, and agreed TO leave early In the
nOrning.
That's the pity of those people"
Mr., Tabor said TO me as he closed the
door after her. Let the man DO or
be what he will. the woman he has pos
scssed wiz hold by him to the end OF
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Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
What's the Use of Being Blue d?
There Is a Lot of Luck Left.

By Clarence L. Cullen.


Bluffs that when the Pasteboards 90
into tho Discard the Evidence u De-
stroyed!
There are Several little Side Stunts
that you can do while you Stick
Around!
One Of the Corporations OF Be-
ing Knocked is that its a Cinch Sign
that you're Not Standing StiU
The Turnstile grows Always Narrower
for the Ma who is Contented Merely to
Get BY!
When you give Temptation q Chance
to Talk II over he's Got You!
The Most Utter Ffend we ever were
dren!
How our Progenitors would Turn in
their Tombs II they knew low Mach OF
1t We Blame on Heredity!
The Man VINO Calls Himself a Fatalist
nearly always II Obsessed by Fear.
Gloom Is the Ghoul that Doesn't Wal,
until we've Cashed!
They've never had US so Hard on the
Run that we couldn't Slow Up for
Breath!
Trouble hates TO hare you Turn
him Apdy U.th q Laugh!
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6uNb W ptu 10
the Light that GloUs In q Plying
Heart.
4 Retrogression isn't necessarily a
Retreat!
Whenever the Other Fellow Gets Ex-
cited we Experience a Hunch that we're
Gcing to Win!
Not Enough Mucilage has Ever Been
Made to Make a Fair Weather Friend
Stick!
Humility Of Spirit never was a Syno-
nym for Grovelhns!
The Devil doesn't have 70 Put Up any
Jobs as long as the Obvious Bait is so
BNthely Gnawed!
IT'S a Good Thing for some OF Our
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An Over = Poign-
ant Regret Saps
the VIVA to Start
Anew!
Making a Quick
Recovery is a.
Many Points in
tho Game as u
Bear-Cat Start!
The Light That
N e Was on
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49,
OK
H<4~h

~ HE Serene Conpeusations Of Mid
die Age are Salve SUFFICIENT for a
- Vanished Youth!
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CHAPTER XVI.
tContinued.)
Mea2re Revelations.

[] !: !: :: =: g.: =: !: : c.: ::: 4: q; e; 6; i: :: +:
$50 get him a herth ON h.r
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Notes That
Crossed In the Mail
by Alma Wo0duard-
H-i~e
Alma I'd

Covyuxh. 1911. b, The prs pubAsans o. rrns Ne. Ial Wsdd.
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Broken Engagements.

A writes S'as': VINO signs ''' letter ~ "''
Il am engaged to he married to
n young man. but recently he has
broken two appointments with me ard
subsequently went out with some friends
Of his instead. Do you think he should
do this?"
The young man certainly should not
break an engagement with you in the
ann you describe and YOU should
speak to him about II.
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betty VincenG's Advice
On Courtship and Marriage
She Does Not Lobe Him.

N n Y dear young men, II a girl shows you quite plainly
,NI that she does not like you, do not persist in forcing
your attentions upon her.
Such a course Is not only rude, but It defeats your own
purpose. II q girl does not care for you. II will not make
her like you any more II you insist upon seeing her when
she does not wish to gee you.
There is an OLD story about a woman who called up
Mark Twain on tho telephone and asked him to call that
evening. When he told her he would be unable to do so
she kept naming ono evening after the other and asking
him to set tho day for . call. until in desperation he ex-
claimed:
Good heavens. madam. I'll call THIS evening""
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses ana CottnEes-COn tinued.

$40. 81 Park Ave. s rooms. all modern,
with hot water heat hard wood floors, at
reduced rental and finely located
A5. 1906 Poppleton Ave, very choice 6
room modern house, in brick row. Price
includes water.
$40. 52S South 18th Ave. 8 room modern
St Louis flat, very good.
NiV. l4 North 3lst St, rooms modern
house, in good condition.
fS5. 400 Harvey St, rooms and bath.
all modern, very nice.
SIS. 20lo Emmett St, rooms, all modern
except heat; electric light near car
$50. rooms brick fiat, close in at 7O3 s.
10th St, modern except heat
$S-S2OS Marcy st, Z rooms and reception
hall modern and fine.
-. Sl7 N SD St, rooms, modern eX-
cept electric lights, on car line.
$3.50. ola 5. SOth St, room modern
house except heat, newly papered,
$50. 223O S. 10th St. room modern house
except heat, on car.
so. 2s0l s. 32d St. 6 rooms all modern.
newly papered and fixed up.
SIS. PAS Templeton Ave, rooms toilet
and gas, in good shape.
SIS. 217 n 9th St, rooms, modern
except heat, and electric light.
SIS 1926 n. 18th Ave, 7 rooms, modern
except heat, very good.
SIS 22lS n. 18th St, 8 rooms, modern
except electric light
AS No. 9 Shelby Court 22d and Leav-
enworth streets, 8 rooms with BATH partly
modern.
SIS No 2 Shelby Court. rooms, gas and
toilet; in good condition.
Sl5 COZ Cedar St, nice rooms brick
house, with bath and toilet, in good con-
dition.
$40 SIP North 18th St, rooms. city
water in kitchen.
Peters Trust Co.. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
OFFERED FOR REM
House. AID cottnEe.-cOntinued.
RENTAL BARGAINS.

RENTAL BARGAINS.
We will make special inducements on any
Of the following;
419 5. 18th. AR. partly modein-Sl2.
34l5 Maple, SIR. mod. except heat-Sl5.
500 n. 11th. CIR, partly mod.-&l5
4Sll n 18th, 5-R-, mod. except heat-SB
2021 Locust SIR, mod. except heat-&2O
$40 n 27th, 5-R., mod. except heat-S2l.
ASS Dodge, SIR. mod. except heat-SI2 go
sl2 n. 18th, 6-R.. mod. except heat close
in-S&.
1911 Cunning, 7-R-, mod. except heat close
in-S25.
1862 Leavenworth, CIR, mod. except heat
within easy walking distance-$&.
SOC Park Ave. SIR, strictly modern-SS.
b23 8. 18th Ave. 10-R., close in-SO.
200 Hamilton. a 7-R. strictly mod. de-
taehed house, good residence district
$3.50
1861 Pacific, SIR, all modern-s25.
564 S. 18th, 10-R., strictly modern-Sb.
1909 s. 30th Ave. a OR strictly modern st.
Louis apartment in a choice residence
dlstrict-price $3.50.
5l2 s. 18th. 5-R., strictly mod, only two
blocks from new court house-sS7.50
los s. S6th, an SIR. strictly mod. brick
dwelling, in West Farnam district, re-
duced TO $6.
so $. 10th, a Or strictly mod. detached
dwelling hot water heat. in a very
choice residence district-price $50.
We have others. See our list before you
move.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.
Sole Agents, 9Th Floor n. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas l0l6.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01

S22O0-Strictly modern. warm front room
and alcove. on bath room floor; for re-
spectacle ladies or couple without children
So month with use OF plano; vacant after
18th 1855 St Mays Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
OFFERED FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.
(COntinued.)

GENTLEMAN boarding desires room
mate only refined party considered. Lo-
cation is good; within walking distance.
Nice neighborhood New. with all modern
conveniences. Good board. References ex-
changed. Address. S-59O. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
MONEY TO LOAN
salary aud ChatteIs-Continued.

SsssSSsssssssSSsSSSs,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC s.
SO TO $3.50 s
LOANED On HOUSEHOLD =
FURNITURE, PIANOS SALARIES. 81
THIS Is A NEW FIRM. 8
Organized by the REPUTABLE 81
BUSINESS MEN OF this city to pro. 81
tect honest working people in need s.
of temporary Lelp from the exorbi- =
tant charges OF the so-cslled loan y
companies. We will loan you all the s.
money you want and charge you only ;,
per cent a year. II
THIS MEANS YOU PAY 3
For 10 mo. payments N.70-S iO-H0 u
For 3 % mo. payments H.23-S 25.& y
For 5 50-6 mo. payments &s.46-S bo.lS y
For tiOo-l2 mo. payments $s.5s-al0ZsS :,
And all other sums in proportion y
Easy weekly OF Monthly Payments. y
Reasonable Appraisement Charges. 81
A glance at the above rates VIII 81
convince you how much you save by 81
dealing with US
NO RED TAPE NO DELAY. ),
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET. ;,
WITHIN AN HOUR 5,
INDEPENDENT LOAN CO, 81
ROOM 2O4, WITHNELL BUILDING. s.
Doug. 5O45. n. Cor. 18th and Harvey. s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01

NICELY furnished room. with alcove, fos
two; modern. private family. good board
100 s. 18th
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
MOVING STORAGE, CLEANING

ExPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY CO-MoV-
ing; furniture packing fireproof storage.
Telephones Douglas S9l. Independent B-1s4l
OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO. cleans
your carpets on your floors; electric vacuum
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01

GOOD 7-room house; modern except heat;
storm SASH window shades; garden II de-
sired adults only. 3619 Caldwell. Webster
S726
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
OFFERED FOR RENT
Board aad Rooms.

LARGE beautiful furnished rooms. en-
suite OF single. with lavatory. large closets
excellent board, 709 Georgia Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT.
Bungalow, rooms, SIS 8. S5th ST. West
Farnam district, modern and strictly up-to-
date. 81. 90 per month.
Sl0.OO-3-r.. 1921 Douglas St, partly mod
ern.
S15.OO-e-r., 5O1s Dodge St, large yard.
Sl5.O0-7-r., AIS Capitol Ave.
S16.OO-5-r., 2S0S Shirley St, partly mod
ern.
S20OO-6-r., 94 S. 10Th st.
$2000-S-room, 2l54 S. 34th St., modern eX-
cept heat
SZl.OO-7-r. s405 jackson St.
$Zl.00-5-r., 1902 Sahler st., modern ex-
cept heat.
S25OO-s-r., l5h h. 18th st.. modern ex-
cept heat.
S25OO-S-r., 22ls Capitol Ave. modern ex-
cept heat.
$S50O-6-r.. ia S. 42d St. all modern.
$S5OO-7-r., 2640 Harvey St, all modern
and good barn.
$3500-s-r., 2557 Harvey St, all modern.
$35O0-S-r., Bill Pacific St, all modern.
t40OO-11-r, 5l6 n. I'D St, all modern.
t45.OO-9-r., SIS S. 18th Ave, all modern.
GEORGE & CO, 9O2 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front roor
az 8. 18th St. Very convenient to bushes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-14
STOP r

AA&N III
with the present handling OF the
cards there is no show Of electing Ken
yon or Young or Funk or Porter. We
have q handful OF standpatters. less
than . fourth OF the legislature. stop
ping the whole legislative machinery
on their inconsistent demand for a
special primary. and depending On the
democratic minority to help them de.
liver h goods.
It occurs to the writer that It is about
time { o take the gentleman or by the
horns. The ~progressives better suggest
to the standpatters the selection of
some short term enato like Wallace
or Hepburn or LArrabee OF Lacey and
even draw cuts II It is necessary to
settle the question and carry the mat
ter over until the 1912 primary. II the
standpatters refuse to do this. elect a
democrat. There might be q good many
things worse than the election OF Por.
ter. He wouldn't be voting for Lori
mer anyway.
1t occurs to this paper that It Is time
to stop playing horse and wranglinE
and stewing. About twenty five pro-
gressives can do it most any day and
when the standpatters understand that
twenty-five progressivea e business
there will be something doing. II there
isn't. then elect Porter. The people of
the state generally will honor men with
the nerve TO stop the farce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-14
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SENATOR YoUNG's EXPLANATION.
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lGrinnell RegiStefJ.
But Senate Young has hardly COM
menced with his explanations yet. Iowa
is waiting with GREATNESS interest to
know why. If he is 90 much interested
in the popular election of senators. did
he not vote thai way when he was in
the senate a week ago today and the
measure vas desperately In need OF
just one vote? Is the senator aware of
the fact that it requires a two-thircs
vote OF the senate to pass a resolution
for the constitutional amendment and
that his absence from Washington
when the vote Is taken would be equiv
alent to voting against the measure?
Will Senate Young kindly explain
why. If he is a friend of the measure,
he, a hort time ago sneered at 1t as an
ism Of the progressive republicans?
Or was it the endorsement OF a general
corrupt practice act which he so much
objected to? Considering that he had
not at that time broker with his ally.
Senator william Lorimer, Of Illinois. II
is quite reasonable to suppose that the
part intended to correct corrupt cleo
tions was the thing that he particularly
objected to.
But viii Senator Young kindly ex-
plain Just how many more OF Cum
Minis "1sms" he Is going to adopt be-
fore tho moon changes? II he adopts
them all. as he bids fair TO. how will
he explain why he made such . fierce
assault upon them last month";
After he has got his hand IN Z
planning these matters he will be IN
excellent trim to start in trying TO ex-
plain his vote on the ship subsidy bill.