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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-01

acquiring possession Of our property.
We seemed to realize that they had
nothing personal against us and that
they would XIII only in case Of self
preservation or TO enforce quick re
sronse to a call for funds. This sen
timent prevailed unanimously and
coused the whole crowd to remain
perfectly quiet and refuse to resolve
itself into a strategy board with the
ultimate capture of the scoundrels
IN view
ITS all right for some Dragging
misfit to assert that he would under
take to plunk a hole in a bandit as
he entered the door Those who make
such statements are Just plain ordi-
nary liars. They would do nothing of
the kind. They would follow the iden-
rical plan OF conduct which we adopt
ed. That is. they would do precisely
es the blood and puts thed igestive or
department OF passengers on a train
being robbed-tbey would sit still
sneak away whatever they might If
they felt The robbers were too close
and never once think Of offering bat
tie. Its an erroneous logic that sug
gests resistance to a coterie OF out
laws Ny pocketbook was not worth
enough 10 persuade me to do anythins
foolish"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-01

timber Arriving there they shot
him and then to HIDE their crime
dagged the body to small creek
and threw Ut in covering it with
some brush and leaves But Crock
EFT was not dead He revived suffi-
cently TO crawl from the creek and
call for help A few days later he
died from his wounds but not until
after he ha dmade a dying statement
in which he said he had been shot
by Hawkins and Price This state
ment was used as evidence at the
trial and had much to do with their
conviction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-01

Twmges Of rheumatism. backache,
stiff joints and shooting pains All
show your kidneys are not working
right. Urinary irregularities, loss OF
sleep. nervousness, weak back ana
sore kidneys tell the need OF good
reliable kidney medicine. Foley Kid
ney Pills are tonic, strengthening and
restorative They build mp the kid
news and regulate their action. They
will give YOU quick relief and con
tain no habit forming drugs. Safe
and always sure Try them a. ~
Deming. druggist 20l W. Harrison
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-01

Neuralgia Of the face, shoulder,
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flC5h.
BALl4ARD'S SNOW LINlMENT los-
sesses that power Rubbed in where
the pain is felt is all thati neces-
sary to relieve suffering and restore
normal conditions Price 25c. soc and
$10O per bottle. Sold by Owl Drug
Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-01
RANK PREJUDICE.
(Waukomis Hornet.)


= Oklahoma City papers are try =
= ing to create a prejudice against =
=. Guthrie by bowling about the =
4 negro when the facts are that z
Z. one of the strongest advocates 4
4 for Oklahoma City is negro =
=. paper al Muskogee y
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

sa.g50-Dandy new s-room, all modern
cottage, hardwood finish and oak
floor; fine cemented basement.
Lot 50x12T paved street; near $50
& Hamilton.
A500-Seven room modern residence on
north boulevard corner lot, fruit
and shade.
S.70O-Eight room modern. hot water
heated residence on one OF the
best corners In the Field club dis
trict: street paved; east front
House about four years old.
S5,750-East front; brand new eight room
residence on S3d Street between
Poppeton and Pacific; lot Oxi50
to boulevard In rear. House has
sleeping porch. complete hardwood
finish and is modern In every de-
tail
S,sso--in Creighton's First Addition, a
splendid seven-room residence
with large lot, big cement porch
with brick pillars. just the place
for stock man. Five minutes
ride to stock yard.
s6,750-West Farnam only two years old
and built for home, Nine rooms
finished In beautiful quarter
Beamed ceilings and solid oak
panelled walls: brick fireplace
lot Asxi35. s2,750 cash win handle
SO, ,D0-Ten room brick In West Farnan
location Great big rooms with
every modern convenience.
These are all special bargains. having
been reduced for various causes anc
could not be duplicated for the money
Armstrong Walsh Co.
Tyler 1896. 2io S. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
DYING BRIDE WRECK HEROINE
Victim Conceals Her Own Injuries
Till Her Husband is
Cared For.

The Chicago Record-Herald records
this incident Of the awful disaster on
the Burlington near that city on Sun
day. July IA:
"Don't touch me, doctor! Help my
husband"
Wrenched with pain and suffering tor
lures from a broken back and crushed
legs, Mrs. E. G. Pohlmann OF San Fran
cisco. who with Mr.. Pohlmann was on
a honeymoon trip, waved away relief
for herself and entreated assistance for
her husband after yesterdays wreck near
western Springs, of which both were
victims. Although so seriously injured
that she died on her way to the hos
pital, Mrs. Pohlmann had no thought
for herself. Help my husband" was her
first cry when the couple were reached
by two physicians.
AS the doctors passed along, giving
stimulants here and administering relief
there, they came to Mr.. and Mrs. Pohl-
mann stretched side by side on the gravel
of the roadway. ..
First in their path was Mrs. Pohlmann.
| Turning with gasp of pain she saw the
white-clothed surgeons. Hastily putting
| bit of charred blanket over the in
iured part Of her body and concealing it
from view, she pleaded with the physi-
SLAMS to help her husband.
Don't mind me-" she cried. Il am not
hurt at ALL ! am only nervous from the
shock Of the wreck. I will be all right
! in a few moments. Just take care OF
him -,
Stepping around the prostrate form OF
the woman. the physicians ministered to
the injuries Of Mr.. Pohlmann, who was
found to be suffering from two broken
limbs and scalp wound. After he had
been cared for Mrs. Pohlmann threw
back the blanket and exposed hei
crushed and mangled limbs.
1t was her last conscious act. She
swooned as the doctor took her gently
by the shoulder to lift her from the
ground. Mrs. Pohlmann died as the train
on which she was placed reached
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

APPLE orchard and dairy farm, great
snap, $50 acres In the famous Ozark
region Of Missouri, on Frisco r. R.. two
miles from town; fine buildings; good
water; rural mail and telephone. Fine
healthful climate, altitude 1,500 TT. Mild
winters. In the land of the big red ap-
pie. i20 acres Of 15-year-old apple trees
Ia fine condition, now loaded, estimated at
1900 to 5000 barrels This Scrop and
another one should pay for place. $4,000
will handle balance on easy terms.
Owing to death of owner will be sacri-
feed for immediate sale. A snap for a
live man who will act quickly. Come
and be shown. Telephone or write today.
r. P. Haldeman, Alb Victoria Bldg, st.
Iouiss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Choice Homes Cheap
Hanscom Place Special

kag s1s St. house fully mod
fine shade In front
mea s w 10Th Ave- nicely arranged de-
well built house. ruy
DUNDEE SPECIALS ...
n, ro,.os
heated handsomely deeoea % p anna % room in
first class condition; ocaio - ,.
strictly mod and up-dae ahosoMe
living side porch sen eSp zee
nsy atraeye aroom brand ana
balance iraHe ''
@ Of fine large rooms II
anything
dining beautiful n psaroom nm to the
must see oetofc W" ivy
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
finished In
maple bultn buffet % ren u s,ern
nnmp and baseme 1t real bargain
FLORENCE MANSION
section Of Flor.
bluffs
originally $4,000 Somewhat SSt
who VIII put IN snap " '
INVESTMENTS
Of fully furnished and one OF rooa
family hotel boarding or renting OF
Chance Tor owner 70 eoou
6room bricks
' that always rents
dwellings renting for 900 per
suitable
mrements renting to the best buy
han died part cash. balance long ue al
o.a..n.>rv
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Montnna.

WHY live where climate Is so uncertain,
where competition is so keen and markets
80 flooded? Deer Lodge valley, Montana,
has an exhilarating mountain climate;
cool nights; productive soil and the
lowest priced land in the west; not q
frontier proposition. Bumper crops Of
alfalfa, fruit and grains, Two railways;
good schools, churches and modern
homes; the best markets and delight
ftll place to live. Write for particulars to
Secretary Commercial club.
RANCHES-$2,0 900 to 100000. Send for
list. Shopen 6 CO.. Ranch Dealers,
Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
wisconsin.

RUsK COUNTY, WIS, cutover hard
wood lands: wholesale prices; any sized
tract. fertile clay silt loan soil; In dairy
and clover belt; good markets, schools
and churches; easy terms Write for
maps and information. Arpin Hardwood
Co, Grand Rapids, Wis.,
SO-ACRE farm for sale. with houses
stables. wells and good fence, 30 acres
cleared the rest second growth timber.
For 5000; half cash and half four years
at per cent. For further information
write John Hoefferle, Park Falls, Wis.,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Own Your Home
Ersy Terms

1908 North 3sth street. new bungalow.
Just completed. s rooms and bath, strictly
modern In every respect; vestibule, living
room and dining room finished In oak;
full cemented basement, large attic,
floored; all permanent walks, and just
one block to Ames avenue car line. Price,
$3.50.
351s Lincoln boulevard, new and
strictly modern ii-room house, hardwood
finish both first and second floors. with
three nicely finished bed rooms on third
floor: has hot water heating. very nice
fixtures. large pantries and refrigerator
room, full cemented basement. This house
is located on a south front lot on the
boulevard and right In the very heart Of
Benis park. Alley is paved and oil spe-
cial paid. VIII make an ideal home for
anyone wishing house Of this size,
Price, $1,000.
S622 Lincoln boulevard, new and strictly
modern s-room house, with hardwood fin
ish and hot water heating; one Of the
incest arranged houses In the city, stand
| Ing In an ideal location on south front
lot, with plenty of shade trees ana every.
thing that makes a beautiful home. Price
IA. 400
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Deers filed for record July 20. 1919:
O. Augustus to A. I. Larson, lot IL, block
Q, c. e. Mayne's add to Yalley....,....s SD
@. J. Morris to M. opencensky, lot 2 block
I. Burr Place add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l'e
q. j. Morris to NJ. opencensky, lot !, block
Z. Burr Place add. South Omaha. ,....... $40
j. p yedergren to W. J. Meyer lots 1s
and II, Edgewood Park add d................ l,eoo
Columbian Investment Co. to Agnes Hart
man. lot II, block s, First add to West
SlQe .-,.....'.....'-s.'-'''' ''''','''.'',''.
w. j. Dearth to Max Foote, lot .. block I.
Spring Lake Park add, South Omaha: ]
r. Hurst to Nellie e. Hurst, lots 3, T. %,
"a, u and rs, block g. Eckerman Place. ]
r. Hurst to NJ e. Hurst nia Of Ell lot 60.
Horbach's subdivision Of Horbach's First. !
J. D. Allard to Emo Harms, lots & and 3.
block 8, W. l. selby's First add. 1900
l. N. Cults TO NJ. ]. Halstead, lot J, block
80, Dundee Place. i,oAo
Wolf Bro, Tent and Awning Co, to A. z.
Wolf, eli feet mss feet sl22h feet " 17s
feet lot 2s, s. E. Rogers Oklahoma add.
Wolf Bros Tent and Awning Co. to A. y.
Wolf, n3S feet sl22h feet wl65 feet lot
@, 8. D. Rogers Oklahoma add........,.
J.. e. Holmherg to 7. J. Holmberg, wS4 feet
lot T. block "a, Kountze Place.,.........
r. r. Freriehs TO c. A. Shields, wSI feet
lot /, block ls, Kountse Place '.,.........
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Dundee Lots


s70o-,7x12s II. on 5Oth 81. / block from
the car line, in good neighborhood.
,s650-5Oxl2s II. fronting on Goth st. and
50th Ave. double frontage High,
slightly location. High class resi-
dences near it. Investigate.
S00-s Z. corner OF 4Sth st. and Cap
ing ST., between Goth and 5lst SITS:
All specials except paving In and
soo-s. e. corner Of 4sth st. and Cap
itol Ave- 47x106n II. 15-foot alley
In rear / block from the car line.
All specials In and paid for except
paving. Nonresident owner has
made this low price In order to
sell at once.
s., 1,O0o-50x1S5 IT, fronting south on lizard
Dundee Sewer, water and cement
sidewalks included at the above
price. 800 down; SO per month.
81, ,3S0--for a double corner, fronting south,
only Q blocks from the car line
Exceptionally well located corner,
.- overlooking the new outer boule-
ward and Happy Hollow club
grounds. Investigate.
s., 2,5Oo-.for lots, 100 kiss IT,, located at the
s. E. corner OF b1st and Davenport
Sts All specials In and paid for,
subject to unpaid balance Of paw
ing This is a high slightly corner.
surrounded by good homes Owner
might consider dividing these lots.
Investigate.
George K Company
Phone D. 75s or A-175s.
s02-l2 City Natl. Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
The Locality.

"Whas the trersle Wi.n Alice's deep
breathing exercises?'
Girl she's got to breathe from her dia-
eram. ana she don't know what kind Of q
diagram to get hcr."-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
wom.n,s Place.

II don't know what these suffragettes
want"
They want the ballot"
"I say woman has no business monkey.
ing with politics. Woman's place is the
bridge club. Pittsburgh Post
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Nebraska.
Acres
of Hay

In Keystone Park. just east of the
Northwestern tracks, IL miles west Of
Benson, a good stand Of level prairie
hay; will cut over a ton to the acre,
will sell for $3.50 an acre
A chance for someone TO get some
fine quality of hay at a low price. E.
r. Heyden; call phone Web. 61 today or
Doug 1905 tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Council Bluffs, /;
Missouri.

FARM FOR SALE-N,00o buys a well
improved S0-acre farm In Dent county, 120
miles from st. Louis and miles from
railroad station; easy terms, and possess
sion. John NJ. Stephens, owner. Salem.
Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
A COLORADO FARM.

80 acres, irrigated. In the best part Of
the San Luis valley; q double system
OF irrigation guarantees an ample supply
Of water for irrigation; rich chocolate
soil, good neighbors, artesian wells. only
six miles to a railroad town. This Is
virgin soil. cleared and plowed. ready to
seed. 1t Is offered for quick sale at $50
per acre. easy terms Write for full par
ticulars The Charles z. Gibson company,
loi7 First National Bank Bldg, Denver.
Noln
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
A. P. TukeY & Son
Two Homes on Easy
Terms

WEST FARNAM
200 South S6th st. An s-room all mod.
house. Good lot Interior OF the house
In good shape. This place can be sold
on easy terms.
HANSCOM PARK
At 1915 South 2sth St., we have the
prettiest 5-room bungalow In the neigh
borhood. Three rooms on the first floor
and two bedrooms and bath on the sec
ond. Full 20 foot lot. about three feet
above the street Cement walks. House
IL about years old Price $500. $500
cash, and balance same as rent.
This Is an ideal home for newlyweds.
A. P. Tukey & Son
444-5 Board OF Trade Bldg.
Phone Doug. ISL
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
SOuth Dakota.

HAVING decided to go to Germany to
live, will sell my farm, 160 acres, i'm
proved miles from Pierre, s. D.; one
third crop to purchaser II sold by Sept.
/; will show land. Address George Koch,
T)exter Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

OWNER MUST RAISE MONEY.
500 acres, Hand county, S. d.. land, all
tillable; las acres under cultivation; all
fenced, small buildings, good well with
windmill; encumbrance $500, due 1917; $40
an acre will purchase same and obtain
landlords share 1912 crop. which Is good.
Address C, N. McIlvaine Huron, s. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
BARGAIN
South 10th Street

Only 50 feet left out OF 49, All paving
maid. sewer. water and gas. Two new
houses now being erected adjoining this
property: situated between Martha and
Dorcas streets, on east side of 18th ST.
The price Is only $500, Can make terms
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1890 FARNAM STREET.
Tai Douglas 1854 or Ind. A-10H.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Oregon.

A. BIG BARGAIN-A choice I00-acre
Willamette valley (Oreson) stock and
grain farm, II taken at once. For this
and other bargains address Cramer &
Msener Harrisburg, Ore.'
GOVERNMENT wins decision In de-
murrer in great land suit against ). r.
r. r.. sweeping victory for government;
final decision Will affect H,250 quarter sec
tions. value STE, ,0O0, 900; prepare yourself for
final outcome; send 25c today for detailed
Information, maps, description OF lands,
etc Douglas County Abstract Co., Rose
burg. Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
REAL ESTATE
FARM q RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Gutffnrnta.

FREE literature will be sent to anyone
interested In the wonderful Sacramento
Valley, the richest valley In the world
unlimited opportunities: thousands OF
acres available at right prices, The place
for the man wanting home In the
finest climate on earth. Write to pubic
organization that gives reliable informa-
ton. Secretary Sacramento Valley De-
velopmeut Association, Sacramento, CAR
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

Florida.

A HOME, business for you; invest 800
in Jacksonville Pines, which will easily
yield an annual income of $3.50: 10
miles from Jacksonville, Fla, 4 railroads,
splendid wagon roads. nearby markets.
every social and educational environ
ment free illustrated booklet. Womanada
Land Association, II West 23d st., New
York.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

FOR SALE-En bloc. 1l.500-acre tract
western n D. at SIT per acre: Y cash:
one crop Of flax will pay for 1t. Address
1912 18th Ave. S. E.. Minneapolis, Minn.'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
REAL s.STATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS For SALE
Arkansws.

FARM-For sale. 1914 acres we'll i'm
proved; 81 miles Berryville. Price 5000.
Address owner. John McCurdy, Berry
willie. Ark.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Colorado.

Colorado.
lN acre relinquishnent one half under
North Sterling Ditch end Reservoir, sys-
TEN completed. water flowing In reser-
voir, miles OF small town. u. p. rail-
road. Place can be homesteaded under
year law which requires only Z months
residence each year. Price $500 cash
for short time.
MORTON AND WALDO.
100 South 3rd ST. Sterling. Colo
LAND-sUBDIvIsIoN AND TOWNsITE
800 acres on main line y. p. n. r.. in
eastern part Of Logan county. Colo, pas
senger trains stop on the land; In the
center Of two large irrigated districts,
big money in starting town and sub
dividing the land into small farms; plenty
OF water; no bonds or indebtedness.
II. e. DON CARLOS. Owner,
ss6 Market St., San Francisco, cal.t
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
North Dakota.

FOR SALE-3a acres Seward county
and. Address Box 372 Milford. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
REAL ESTATE
FARM a. RANCH LANDS FOR SALE


FOR SALE--A section OF very fine
prairie land in western Nebraska: 0o
acres under cultivation; 1850 worth OF
other improvements. consisting OF house,
barn, well ana other buildings; y mile
from station on Burlington r. r. Price,
$50 per acre; " down, balance on terms
to suit purchaser. deferred payments, s
per cent interest. VIII exchange this
property for South Omaha Union Stock
Yard stock. Address Box 90, Ashland
Nsb
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

Burlington statis..--feniA = ala.on
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Home Bargains

Phone Douglas 40.
The evening world., 1912-05-10
HOST QUITS PARTY
TO HANG HIMSELF
WHEN HE'S DIVORCED
Lack of Children in Abram-
ovitz Family Results in
East Side Tragedy.

Abraham Abramovitx. who had pros
psTed us n tailor, and who had all that
Ne could give him but children, invited
his friends to q feast last night. and
, left them to 20 to a vacant apart
mont he had hired at No. Ia East Third
street, there to hang himself. He had
just heard that his wife. who had re-
fused some time ago to live with him
longer in the ZONE they had at No. 1oa
East Houston street. had obtained q
rssbfnical divorce-s decree recognized
among the faithful a. of greater weight
than any court decision.
Because thcy had not been blessed
with children there had been grief In
the family of Abramovks. 80 neighbors
whispered to-day. Grief turned to
heart burning on the part Of the young
wife. n finally they separated. After
the wife left him. AbramovitE tried des.
psrateiy to win her back to his home,
but failed. He heard OF the rabbinical
divorce after he had purchased two
tickets over the ocean to &he old home
both had known In Roumania, In the
hope that his wife would consent to re.
turn with him and begin lifs anew In
ola surroundinm.
Yesterday Abramovits visited friend,
wAo worked in the clothlns manufac.
tory on Clinton street In which he had
An Interest and invited them all to a
bs1 fest. A. . farewell to him. He
was going to sail alone for Roumania
To-Day. Abrarnovits said. After he had
agsanged for the beer fest, he rented
the apartment as No. IN East Third
street.
Abramovitx's heath was drunk Deep
~ last night. Then he left his friends
snA % alone to the vacant rooms.
ThA0 morning his sister-in-law, Miss
Annie Liebovitz. who lives at No. Sc
East Third street. received Q postal
card telling her to go { o the vacant
apartment and break down the door.
She did SO at once and found Abram-
ovitx hanging by . slender rope
thrown over the top OF a connecting
door. He had been dead hours, an
ambulance surgeon said. The two
tickets to Roumania were in his waist
coat pocket.
The evening world., 1912-05-10

Havana Strike Nearly over.
HAVANA. May lo-AN the stsvedorc',
lightermen and coal handlers who have
been on strike for some days returned
to work II . O'Clock this morning. U
the marine fremen are still out and the
suspension Of the ferries and the tu6
asrYica contiuQeaL
The evening world., 1912-05-10

q the hish pressure cylinder. At the
time Of the despstch. the steamer had
already been delayed twenty-four hours
by fog and was proceeding under re-
duced speed. She Is expected TO each
Quebec early Monday. The passengers
aAr ali well,
The evening world., 1912-05-10
LINER REPAIRED At SEA.

Way 70 Quebec.
MONTREAL. May 1o.-At the offices
OF the Canadian Pacinc Railway word
has been received that che steamer EN-.
press Of Ireland. bound from Liverpool
for Quebec was delayed while making
temporary repairs to her starboad en-
CINE.
This repairs were ~necessitated BY ths
snappina of. the throttle valve vpindls
The evening world., 1912-05-10

Black and q great va
riety Of colors to match
the new knitted ties. A
new pair for any that
does not wear salts
factorily.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-05
1T is SIDE TRACKED.
Anti-Third Term Resolution Is Tenn
porariIy Withdrawn.

Washington. Feb. 5.-The Slayden
anti-third term resolution was temper
arily Withdrawn in the house today
because of absence of a second-a par
damentary procedure which took the
house by surprise.
The Slayden resolution was taken
up for passage at 2:35 o'clock this af-
ternoon. Under a motion to suspend
the rules and pass it al once the meas
ure was brought in. representative
Norris, the insurgent leader from Ne
braska delayed its consideration by
demanding second, formal method
of securing forty minutes debate. 4
point of quorum was raised by Repre-
stative Crumpacker, Republican of In
diana, and the call of the house be-
gan.
To the surprise of many the roll call
resulted 80 to L and having no second
for his resolution, Slayden withdrew
it. While the roll call was on there
was in progress a continuous confer
ence among the Republicans In which
the regulars and progressives Joined.