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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24
Investment

Opportunity TO invest $4,000 to earn 10
per cent per annum In q finely improved
real estate property; leased TO A parties.
Particulars at this office.
Sl8,500-Three attached brick dwellings,
hardwood finish. hot water heat, very
desirably located, near Farnarn car line,
Income $3.50. Part cash, balance on
mortgage at 81 per cent
Slh0O0-Three large attached brick
houses on big lot with frontage on 8
streets, space for more houses or stores.
Close In on car line.
Il. w. GANNETT Mgr, Real Estate Dep
Tel. Douglas 1854. SO6-S1l City Nat Bank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24

BARGAIh-Choice lot on California 81.
west Of 3sth 81. Address NJ 800, Bee.
GROOM cottage; corner lot, 52xl32; two
locks from Hanscom park west side
car line; price very reasonable; owner
must leava CITY. 21a south lolh So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24
REAL ESTATE
FARM a. RANCH LAND FOR SALE

Canada.
We want to send to
every man who COM
templates the pur-
chase of a farm our
circulars describing
the wonderful resources
and possibilities of the
Nechaco and Fraser
Valleys in Western
Canada.
"EVerything looking well in Nechaco
this year. / had 20 bushels of oats to the
acre on land bought from you
The above Is extract from q letter OF
w. p. McAllen, government Indian agent
Of Fort George District, British Co
tumble and refers 70 wild land
sold TO him by this company two years
ago.
Grand Trunk Pacific Land Co.,
0s-n New York Life Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24
Oregon.
OREGON APPLE -ORCHARD

IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Developed and taken care OF fer years,
No extra costs. NO interest, NO taxe0
A reliable investment that can be handled
on monthly payments convenient to you.
oregon bearing orchards net from 500 70
81, 500 per acre
SANTIAM FRUIT COLONY,
Sect and Genl. Sales Manager Tempo
rarily, Sanford Hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24

WASHINGTON HALL--Lodges, dances,
hanquets. c. c. Sorensen. d. 2S25 A-2S25.
AFTER days work little recreation
is welcomed. We will give Mrs. H. H.
Alcock, 10l2 FaTnam St, an order for
a pair of seats TO the Woodward Stock
company at the American theater II she
will come to The Bee office within three
days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-24
Colorado.

IF YOU want to buy good tarm land
at 5000 70 $500 per acre, or want a
good homestead REIMBURSEMENT write 10
or cali on The MattesOn- Purdy Land
Company, Otis, Colo.
FRUIT land bargains Intsrmountain
Land Co., 1122 Barnams Phone u. l026
BargAins-Bruit land. $50 Brandeis Bldg.
FOR sale az a bargain, the relinquish-
ments on beautiful section Of farm land
in the Arkansas valley, only a few miles
IRON a good town and a short distance
from Rocky Ford, the center OF the great
melon district Of Colorado. The land il
undgl tnS uaP11S ulsoh and tne water
llnquishmsnts, carries with II certain
water rights under that irrigation sys-
tenn ii. h. Eiekhoff. Ttmpas, Colo.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

igerently and demanded TO know how Da-
Wis got vote. The speaker whacked his
desk and announced that he was settling
the matter and Boland returned.
After Gerdes had moved the previous
Question and It had been carried, the mi
nority slowed up in it's efforts TO delay
things, ana the bin reached a third read
ing at S;l6i Az 2:4O- the roll call had been
finished and after several delays was an
aounced Immediately afterward the
house adjourned to Monday afternoon.
During the four hours there were thirty
one roll calls and several Of them were
gone over two o. three times. BY actual
cost estimated in time of employees and
legislators, the filibuster was an expense
6f 500 or $7OO The result was the same
as II would have been without the filibus-
ter, but the legislature had a perfectly
lovely time out Of It and the minority reg
lstered an effective protest against rail
reading.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
Count Leo TOlstOi
Comes to America
Son Of Russian Author Will Study
Social Conditions-Talks Of
Fathers Last Days.

NEW YORK. March 1O-"what do you
want to know about me?" asked Count
Leo Tolstoi, son OF the late Count TolstOi,
Il am only the son OF a great man"
Count Tolstoi came here today on the
~Mauretania and is visiting America to
study social conditions. He will meet
President Taft John d. Rockefeller and
Andrew Carnegie, Colonel Roosevelt and
other eminent Americans.
At concert given on ship board Taste
night Count Tolstoi told OF the last Jays
Of his father and repudiated stories that
the elder Tolstoi left his home to die be-
cause OF domestic dlBsenslon.
His life was happy one" said the
young man. He loved his home and his
family. But in the latter days OF
his life, Lord RedstOck. the Eng
lish evangelist. obtained Ereat influences
over him. Lord Redstock persuaded my
father that the life he lived in his com
Portable home was not in accord with the
theories he professed Acting on this, my
father left his home. The end of that
weary pilgrimage is known to all the
world. There was no less affection on hia
part toward his family. Hts action was
taken to demonstrats the tAsOry Of life he
had always urged"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
Alleged CRATER
Fails to Remember
Joseph s. Clark, on Trial at Spring,
field, H., Has Memory Refreshed
by States Attorney.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 10.-Joseph
S. Clark in his testimony in the Pemberton-
Clark trial today admitted that he had for
gotten certain incidents when he testified
before the Chicago grand jury in connec-
ton with the bribery investigation in that
city.
In questioning Mr.. Clark, States Attor-
ney Burke brought out that before the con-
tract had been let for the furniture in the
state house. Lee O'Nein Browne approached
Clark and said
Joe, be careful in the furniture, there
is bad man on the commission"
He was referring to Holstlaw," said
Clark. Later. l approached Mr.. Holstlaw
and told him that 1 understood that some
one was trying to get money out Of the
contract and that further understood
that 1t was him"
Clark was asked If he did not testify
before the Chicago grand jury that he mad
never heard amy conversation duplicating
anyone of soliciting or accepting money
in return for their vote in the state legis.
lature"
Il can't quite recall; may have said
that" he answered.
I'm other words" said Mr.. Burke, you
forgot about this Holstlaw and Browne
business until today2'
Yes, SIR
Senator Pemberton also testified and de.
MED any wrong act.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
BRITISH CREW STAYS BY SHIP
TwentY-EiEht Men on Manchuria
Refuse to Leave Vessel After
Night of Terror.

NORFOLK, Va. March s.--After a night
of terror, twenty.eight members of the
crew Of the British steamer Manchuria,
stranded three miles below Little island on
the Virginia coast refused to leave the
vessel today and from the deck Of the
ship waved their hands to their eight ship
mates who last night rlsked their lives in
the breeehes buoy to reach shore through
mountain-high waves.
With the shifting Of the wind the sea to-
day was almost as calm as a mill pond
and the life savers, who last night could
hardly keep their feet because OF the high
waves that bore down upon them on the
beach, were able TO launch their lifeboats
to take off the remainder OF the crew OF
the stranded ship
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
PENSION FUND ron LIBRARY
Senators Pass /Rensan's Measure
BstabIishing This System.
1Broru a GtaFf rorraduondart

(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN March 1O.-(Special)-
senate this morning passed a number OF
important bills including Reagan's bill
providing a pension fund for employees OF
the Omaha public library and the bill re-
quiring railroads to build underground
crossing when one person owns the land
on both sides OF the track. The senate
adjourned TO Monday afternoon and moved
over to the east end to watch the antics
Of the house members in the joyous fill
, buster.
The Reagan bill provides that a retire
ment fund be established by the library
employees which shall give any employe
who has served twenty years pension for
life of $500 year.
The underground crossing bill introduced
by Senator Hoagand had no opposition,
but just to annoy the author the senator's
all voted against It and then moved to
make the affirmative vote unanimous, a
proceeding which furnished them with a
good laugh at Hoagland, who was i'm
mensely crestfallen when things seemed to
be going against his pei measure and one
Of the few he has sponsored on a subject
other than irrigation.
n The bill by Senator Tibbets allowing ell
lage officials to vote themselves on a
salary aroused some debate and Smith of
! Fillmore moved to amend It TO fix the
maximum at $50 instead OF $50 as the bill
provided. Tibbets objected and asked a
/ call of the house. but the motion was
carried and the bill went back The fol-
lowing bills were passed.
! ). f. 1855, by Reagan-ProyidinR for a
! rtturement tund Tor library employees in
! CUES or the metropolitan class. II affects
! Omaha only.
X, F. 2d2, by Observation-Disclosures to ir
/ rlgauon and repeating an existing statute
pernllths a filing Tor water rights on
5. +. 262, by Hoagland-Permitting q
! change In the point OF diversion OF water
I9f Irritation purposes with the consent
5. f. 254 by Hoagland-Permitting user.
or water for irrigation purposes TO make
contracts with the government for govern,
ment water when their own supplies ar,
$. f. S3 by Hoagland-DefininR IN,
4 State Board OF IrrigatiCn
= F. a2 by Notwithstanding Tn,
existing statute prohibiting the sale o.
intoxicating liquor to Indians. The bil
reduces to minimum penalty from two I,
one year carries the emergency clause
). f. g. by Misunderstanding tina
when any person owns land on both side
ol railroad the railroad company shaI
provide suitable crossing, and whereve
ground one
n. R. 2i5-To prevent hypnotic exhibI
II. r, S4-Providing for a board OF con
troll for dependent children. The head
/ quarters OF the board IS to be In Iincoii
! anu the governor shall be the chairman
ana the state treasurer the treasurer OF m
board The board must hold monthly meet
lngs. Emergency clause.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
NO REASON FOR INTERVENTION
LimantOuF says Mexico IL Protecting
Interests of Foreigners.


NEW YORK, March 1O-Jose Ives linn
antour, the Mexican minister of finance
and right-hand man TO President Diaz,
grows daily more gratitied as the intent
Of the administration in dispatehing 1000
troops 10 the Mexican frontier discloses
itself. Today he said:
The ideas regarding this matter which
President Taft is reported 10 have ex-
pressed yesterday while en- route to the
south will have a further reassuTing effect.
] consider It quite untrue as reported, that
representations have been made by re-
sponsible persons to President Taft OF 10
other high officials in Washington OF
general uprising In Mexico in the near
future or that President Diaz' health IL
pTeeariOus.
The latest authoritative news from
Mexico shows Improvement in the general
situation and that President Diaz Is attend
ing 70 his duties as usual. l regret exceed
ingly that so much mas been said IN the
newspapers regarding the possibility OF in
PREVENTION in Mexico by the United States
government. 1 cannot conceive Of a sit
uation In my country which would warrant
such action.
MY government will protect not only
the interests Of It's own people, but those
of foreigners as well.
although there have been disturbances
for some time in certain European coun-
tries similar to those which have been go
/ ing on in northwestern Mexico for sew
| eral months, there has not been the slight
est intimaton OF intervention on the par
/ OF any one Of the stronger governments
az Europe, although the foreign interests
OF those European countries in which the
disturbances have occurred are large
IT is generally known that the insur
/ rectos in Mexico have struggled arms and
| supplies across the Texas border. Oh
yiously the stauoning Of large force o.
I United states troops In that section viii
! lessen and probably stop the smuggling
9 altogether. The presence Of troops Their
also viii have q decidedly Statutory effec
on the insurrectos I'm northwestern MoA
leo. More than this I cannot believe tina
the United states government contemplate
In the mobilization OF troops
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

gree today by last nights announcement
Of the United states governments purposes
in massing an army on the Mexican border.
Mr.. Madero after reading the reports Of
this governments announced attitude, said:
The United States Is absolutely within
its rights IN taking measures to stop the
smuggling Of arms from this country snto
Mexico and to move troops as It pleases,
but for It to indicate that II wants to
end the revolution Is leading 1t beyond its
proper sphere and is in effect supporting
the Diaz government against the will Of
the great bulk Of the Mexican people"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
TALKS
COLORADO wOMA
Mrs. Helen LOrIng GrRnfeH Tells OF
'+- Conditions,


s-- Conditions,
(From staff Correspondent)
.LINCoLN. Marco 1O-(special) THE
house listened this morning TO a short talk
upon woman's suffrage by Mrs. Helen Lor-
ing Grenfell, Of Colorado. She was SEIZED
aled to speak upon prison reform but took
Up the other topic and described conditions
as they are in Colorado. She asserted that
the writer's who have written of that state
have erred from lack Of knowledge. "Of all
the women holding office in Colorado|
said Mrs. Grenfeu, Il have never heard Of
one who has abused a public trust
Bills on third reading were acted on as
follows:
:. f. 800, by Huagiand, county boards 10
appoint probate Juuge TO serve during ah-
sencA or sickness OF regular judge. Passed,
% ayes, nays. Emergency.
II, r. l0O, By Jones, general drainage
law with emergency clause attached
thereto, passed; y votes aye, ~ nay
ttfs.FG-1O9- by Shoemaker OF Douglas, max
Ing the carry lng OF concealed weapons a
felong 'instdau of rhisdemeanor Emor-
geney clause, Asabsod. 81 ayes, 2 nays.
H. RI 36a1 By Shoemaker, deficiency Hp-
penses Tor the school for the deaf PASSED
10 ayes, no nays ~
III r, 2Sis BY shoemaker, action In Justice
courts max be brought m the township OF
residence or eitheg plaintiff or defendant
passed 76 ayes, Mays
IL r. 2gS, By swans antitrust amend
ment Lost, SO ayes 81 nays
." standing Committee Reports.
committe reports were as follows
II r.. ass, ~ sanboru, SiO0,C00 for cement
and steel grHndstand at state FAR GROUNDS
10 go on general file. .,, -,,.,..
10. X. ga, committee phl applopl tut"ls
$4,000 TO rebuild south bail OF east wing OF
shpltal TO go Oh general file as amended
~ r. rs, Oy MetEger. $500 Tor improve
ments atA state fiah hateherles' 10 pass
ia RISiq sby Hospodsky. tIuUOOh for new
building az Lincoln insane asylum &c
pI85s RassG by I.eldigh, si2OOo for heat
Ing plant Tor the bind Institute at Ne
III r. ii2. by Taylor $1,000 for eX
detrimental station Al CubertsOn IN
III n. 81. bS rtlrtles and Kinks, $500
goF sewer az wayne Normal sehoo| 10 y
ri "a by McKelvie, appropriation 10
baying in front OF orthopedie hospital IN
"A. r. 5Sl by McKelyie, appropriation o
SaO78@ for paving Eleventh street alon
Orthdpedic hospital. with emergency CLAUSE
IA r. as. by Nordgren, 500 70 eonstrue
and equip a fire proof vault Tor use q
insurance department. 10 pass.
m a. 5S6,~by cuThmittee,j mil state lev
Tor completion of Nebraska Histonca
society bu9eRe apd tor 5 haar5e 10. Toos !
ln general file.
a Re5oa M Holmes, ti2oa0 Cor the pul
base Of additoRal land tE the school 10
lie deaf al Omaha, Indefinitely postponed
IL n. DO ,hy Grtieher 10000 for twin
factory III athe state penitentiary. n
definitely ,b0stpOned.
IA, n. H. ~ John S-Aop for the estai
lishment of a experiment station az Can
5ridEe. Indefinitely postponed.
IA - 81. hy Bonham. t-p0 for markin
he Oregon trail. To 80 on general file
~. n. t61, by Holmes, 81 0n Tor the pu
base of hand adjoining the school for a.
DEAF indefinitely postponed.
A. r. 6t2, b. Skeen and Harrington, $40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
Navy to Patrol East
Coast of Mexico
Several Of the Smaller War Vessels
Will Make Calls at Different
Ports.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The navy's
participation in the joint maneuvers in
progress along the Mexican border and
contiguous waters contemplated sort OF
patrol Of the eastern coast of Mexico The
scout cruiser Chester and the gunboat
Tacoma are to sail along the coast, stop
ping at two or three ports
The Tacoma sailed yesterday from
Puerto Cortez, Honduras. It is to pro-
coed 70 Galveston, stopping at one or more
Mexican ports on the way. The Chester
is TO arrive at Tampico tomorrow. From
there it will sail south, touching at Vera
Cruz and Tuxpan.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 1O.-The
scout cruiser Salem rides at anchor five
miles off the end Of Galveston jetty await
ing orders from the Navy department. The
Chester, which left Pensacola with the
Salem on Wednesday night, parted COM
pany with the latter several hours out and
did not come to Galveston, as previously
reported. Like the Salem, the Chester
sailed under sealed orders and its destina-
ton is unknown to Commander George r.
Evans Of the Salem
| Commander Evans said today that the
Salem and the Chester were engaged in
torpedo practice off Pensacola Wednesday
when orders came to get under way al
once Commander Evans said his instruo-
lions were to await orders off Galveston.
The train bearing Brigadier General A.
L. Mills, who is to command the troops
to be modified, and Colonel c. ]. Bailey,
who will command the first provisional
regiment Of coast artillery here, arrived
today.
| PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March 10.-The
armored cruiser Washington, at the navy
yard here, received orders today from
Washington to proceed as soon as possible
to Guantanamo, Cuba. The cruiser will
| leave this port probably tomorrow or early
Sunday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
ROOSEVELT AT BIRMINGHAM
Former President AddResseH High
school students and Visits
Steel Works.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March lO.-Thco-
dore Roosevelt reached here early this
morning from Atlanta and was former
Governor CotteTs breakfast guest. He
then went 70 the Birmingham High school
where he talked briefly to the pupils. Later
In the morning he visited the Model Steel
Works town OF Corey not far from The
city. Tonight he will address the National
Child Labor conference.
Mr. Roosevelts next stop will be al
Jackson, Miss, where he VIII arrive To-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
BOOTBLACK STOCK is BOGUS
Government Charges that shares
sold by George II. MunrOe Are
worthless.

NEW YORK, March lO-The "boOtblaek
trust" phase Of the charges against George
II, Munroe, formerly OF Montreal, on trial
In the federal court here for alleged mis-
use Of the mails in extensive fraudulent
stock sales was taken up at today's ses-
sion Of the court The boOtblack trust was
formed by Munroe last summer after his
return from Canada ana the government
alleges that its stock was not and is not
worth the paper It 10 printed on.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
ArtI.t's widow KIN HerseIf.

MOSCOW, March l0-Mme. Yerestohagin.
widow Of the famous artist, who lost his
life when the battleship Petropavlovsk was
blown up by a mine a. Port Arthur during
the Russian Japanese war, committed suit
eide today by shooting, She was a sufferer
from cancer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
VOTE TRAFFIC IN KENTUCKY
More Than rive Hundred IHdiet-
ments VIII ne Returned In
FIoyd County.

LEXINGTON. KY. March s.-willism N,
Nav. commemorative attorney for the
RI rty-first Judicial district announced at
PrestonburE, KY, today that he expected
between 800 and 900 indictments 10 bs 70.
turned by the grand jury OF FLOYD county
which IL investigating an alleged traffic
In votes there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
stora Famous Back beer

has them all backed off the boards for
QUALITY and DELICIOUS FLAVOR We
have no competition on these two points
We brew and sell much more than any
other brewery In the city, on draught
March Q. Look for . sTORZ sign or phone
CHAs sTORz, Web. 1860, Ind. B-i2E, II
you wish Il in bottles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
MAN THOUGHT FROM OMAHA
WAS SIXTY YEARS OF AGE
AGED Person Takes Poison a. Wtss,
Va, sad Efforts 20 Identity
Are UnaoseessfuI.

WISE, Va, March s-(speeiai Telegram
a stranger apparently 90 years old, com
mitted suicide by drinking poison here last
night. He sank unconscious on the public
highway after drinking the druG' Nobody
knows him. but from his clothing he is
believed 20 have been q member Of the
National Soldiers home a. johnson city,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

Tenn. He was a man OF splendid ply
sluue. He Is believed to be George Mere
dith Of Omaha, as a card case on his
person. which was the only mark OF iden-
tificatlon. bore that name and address
The soldiers home has been wired for m
formation, but no response has come.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
The Weather

FOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY and cooler.
FOR lOWA-Cloudy and warmer
q SHIPPERS BULLETIN-Prepar forty,
eisht~hopr shipments north and west for
ments east and south can be made with
satt ty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

for maintenance of state live stock as
ISOLATION. To go on general file.
IL. r. SIS, by Matrau, 5000 for the relief
of Louise Rollins, injured at the institute
for the feeble minded at Beatrice, To go
on general file.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

In order that the advertiser may set the
best results for money invested. he must
reach the buyer by the most direct and
reliable channel. The Bes is that channel.