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Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
,art. Indiana committeeman.

gart, Indiana committeeman.
Speeches pledging enthusiastic co-opera-
ton during the campaign were made by
Martin ]. Wade Of Iowa and others.
In responding. Governor Marshall said
he did not know whether he was pro-
gressive' or not" and continued: There
are many kinds Of 'progressives' nova
days. One believes In taking the tariff
off Iowa products and putting 1t on
Indiana products, and another supports
the opposite policy. am not that kind
of a progressive. But IL the term means
to believe that the democratic party
should meet changing conditions in pro-
tecting the people against special inter-
ests, am progressive" tsaws
Thanking the committee for their visit
the governor said:
II do not know what can do for the
success Of the ticket. though 1 know II
will be successful, My petty hopes and
ambitions are not worth considering. II
their sacrifice could elevate Woodrow
Wilson to the presidency i would make
1t now. am his to command to tht
uttermost Of my power"
The committeeman departed this after
noon and several accompanied MIR. Tag
eart to French Lick Springs as his guests
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Fine 6-Roem Bunea-
low Choice Location

This Ia one Of the best built and best
planned bungalows in the city. IT con-
sists of the following arrangement OF
rooms: s.
.VEsTIBULE, with good-sized coat
closet oak finish.
PARLOR, nice sized, having beam CELL
ing. bookcase in pedestal, oak finish.
DINING ROOM large, light, airy room,
panelled walls, plate rail, beam ceiling
fine built-in buffet, china closet In pedes-
tai, oak finish.
KITCHEN, good sized, light and airy,
one-piece enameled sink, fine pantry ana
refrigerator entry, yellow pine finish.
DEN, nice sized, could be used either
as bed room, den or library, has large
closet, finished in oak.
BED ROOMS, two good sized bed rooms
upstairs, with plenty, Of closet space, yei"
low pine finish.
! BATH nOOM, gooa-sized and very com
plete, best grade Of plumbing, enameled
woodwork side walls In imitation tile.
; BASEMENT. fully cemented, frst-class
guaranteed furnace, hot water tank con-
nected with furnace, laundry sink,a with
hot and cold water, coal bin.
Doors in this bungalow are tWo-panei
oak and birch, fine interior finish. Pre-
sents attractive outside appearance. Very
thoroughly built by skilled mechanics and
Of first-class materials. We are selling
our houses on their merits. This particu-
lar bungalow Is being finished by US at
35th and Franklin Sts.. also 18th and Laird
and 22d and Fowler Ave- Either prop
erty can be bought on reasonable pay
ment down, balance practically the same
as rent.
SCOTT G. HILL
Both phones. 307 McCague Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Mrs. Morrow Tells
Her Story in Trial

CHICAGO. July 17.-Mrs. rene d. Nor
row, charged with the murder Of her
husband. Charles d. Morrow, an inventor,
today took the witness stand In her own
behalf
She appeared nervous and began her
story In a faltering voice.
Mrs Morrow said the first she knew
of her husbands death was on the morn
ing of December q. when his body was
found on the rear porch Of their home.
She told OF his frequent attempts to COM
NIT suicide.
My husband attempted to commit sui
eide three times said Mrs. Morrow.
Twice he turned on the gas and saved
his life. The second time nursed him
for nearly a month before he WAS well.
The third time, he tried to shoot him
self. and took the revolver away from
him. He occupied room on different
floor from mine, because he desired to
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Iowa Delegation
Agrees on New Men
(From a Staff Correspondent

u SthAA NVttSpHohA-Hep
WASHINGTON, July l7.--tspecial Teie-
gram 1.-THE Iowa delegation at meeting
held late last night completed Its recom-
mendations for federal appointments In
the two Iowa judicial districts. No reap
pointments were recommended.
(. For the Northern district these are the
appointments urged upon the president
For attorney, Sam Rinnaker Of Des
Moines; marshal, II. q. Netcott Inde-
pendence; revenue collector, J. E. Bar
cley. Upton.
For the Southern district: For attorney.
John O. Malcolm. oskaloosa: marshal
A. L. wrick, Des Moines: revenue, col
lector, Arthur Springer, Wapello.
Whether the president follows the rec.
concentrations is to be seen, aud II Is
doubtful. according to members Of the
delegation.
The recommendations were made follow
ing information from the president that
he proposed to reappoint present incum-
bents unless something occurred tn make
him. change that plan. The delegation
took the matter up on this hint.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
How to Absorb an
Unlovely Complexion
PHYLLIS Moore in Town Taix. J

The face which is admired for it's
beauty must have a satin-smooth skin.
pink and white and youthful looking.
The only thing ! know Of that can make
such a complexion out of an aged. faded,
or discolored one--I mean a natural, not
a painted, complexion---is ordinary mer-
colized wax. This remarkable sub
stance literally absorbs the unsightly
cuticle, a little each day, the clear healthy,
girlish skin beneath gradually peeping
out until within q week or so Il Is
wholly in evidence OF course such
blemishes as freckles, moth patches,
liver spots, blotches and pimples are
discarded with the old skin. IL you will
procure an ounce Of mercolized wax s.t
the drug store, use like cold cream every
night, washing this off mornings, you'll
find it veritable wonder worker.
Another valuable natural treatment is
a wash lotion to remove wrinkles which
can be easily prepared. Dissole OF.
powdered saxolite in VI pit witch hazel
Battle the face In this and you'll find II
works like magic
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
OFFERED FOR RENT
stores and offices.
STORES FOR RENT

A new modern store and apartment
building Is under construction on Farnam
ST., at the head Of 25th Ave.
Store rooms will be either 40xlS or 20x
120 feet. Any arrangement within reason
to suit tenant. Building will have full
basement, steam heat and all modern
conveniences. The apartments will be
very attractive with water and lavatory
in every ROOM
See us regarding lease on these fine
store rooms which will be complete in
about 80 days.
SIS per month. 422 S. 18th, room 22xSo it.,
in best OF repair. Only doors from
Orpheum theater.
$50 per month, SIT or 619 S. 18th, rooms
22x60 feet, with full basement. Fine
new modern store fronts, suitable for
any good line of merchandise Fix
lures, plumbing, etc.
sS5 per month. 61S S. 18th, alley store
room. just south of the Union Out
fitting Co. Double show windows;
full basement. In splendid repair
$175 per month, 522 S. 18th, room 22x60
feet. Steam heat, full basement and
modern show windows.
In City National Bank Bldg, 4ll-4lS s.
18th St, 2 fine store rooms in the
best shopping district, See us for
terms. Also ! small store room at
18th and Farnam Sts., suitable for
exclusive hat business or similar
line.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone Douglas 756 or Ind. A-1756.
902-l2 City National Bank Bldg.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
FARM d RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Land, Live Stock
and Water Rights
For Sale
Price SIS Per Acre

$50 ACRES, nearly all level bottom
land. fully one-half suitable FOR crops
and alfalfa. balance good grass land; no
stone no overflow or other objectionapie
features, only one marsh and II can De
drained and increase hay crop 70 tons
This ranch is used exclusively for stock,
but owner owns water rights covering
about 1900 acres, all OF which Is GOOD
alfalfa land. bitches are in but not
used. as water is not needed. NO faliure
of hay crop In thirty years. The water
supply is abundant and reliable, as the
feet deep. The buildings and fences are
good. Two spring creeks, which never
freeze, avoid expense and trouble OF
maintaining reservoirs. wells ana Wlnu.
mills. 5 acres timber furnishes fuel and
posts. $50 acres school land leases and
about 100 acres leased for fall pasture.
will be assigned to purchaser without
charge. The part Of this land used for
hay cuts 2,400 tons; furnishes feed for
Loo head OF cattle and horses summer
and winter. BY using part of this land
for alfalfa and crops a much larger
number can be carried. ,.
LIVE STOCK
The ranch is stocked with high. grade
cattle and horses. which can be bought
at market prices or left out II has
taken long time and cost lots OF money
to get tnlS nero tOSelncr anu tno hoisy
graded up. Anyone buying the stock
would get the advantage of this.
NOT ISOLATED
Telephone in house. daily mail and
daily stage. Land adjoins small town
in Nebraska 2S miles from r. r. and
county seat This land Is very different
from the average ranch. The character
of the soil and the control of the water
insure tillable land prices sooner or
later. s. 4
Price $500 per acre.
J. H. Dumont & Son
1908 Farnann ST., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
sleep near his workroom.

sleep near his workroom
My husband did not make much money
and for that reason took in a few
boarders to help out in the expenses"
Mrs. Morrow identified revolver as
her husbands. She admitted having had
a dispute with her husband the night ae
was shot
II was tired, and ne swore at me that
night" said Mrs. Morrow. He had been
drinking and was in a quarrelsome
mood"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE-GI1EF
Quartermaster' Office, Federal Build
ing, Chicago, III, July 16, 1sl2-sealed
O'Clock P. NJ, Central Time, September
a 1912, for furnishing and delivering at
Chicago or other prominent railroad
points: 10000 tons hay and 5000 tons
oats. information furnished upon appli-
cation. John L. Glen. Chief Quarter
master. Jy1e-I7-18-19-A A29-o0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Good Investments

81, 500 - Improved property within two
blocks of 24th and Farnam, renting
at SIS per month. Must sell at
once at this figure.
81, ,750-1New brick flats, well located; two
six-room apartments; good tenants
SIS per month clear;. paving all
paid. =.
S. 750-Two 12-room brick flats, close in
and we'll located for rental pur-
poses; now paying $50 per month
and worth more. Hard to beat for
either permanent investment or
rooming house proposition.
s1s.oOo-New brick flats built about a year
ago; four apartments; construction
the best and but two blocks of Y.
=" w. C. A.; yearly rental, 1,7sS, and
ground sure to increase in value.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE,
1892 City National. Doug. 1858.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
-. REAL ESTATE ..-..
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE

Colorado.
120 acre REIMBURSEMENT one half under
North Sterling Ditch and 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 months
residence each year. Price $925.00 cash
for short time.
MORTON AND WALDO.
100 South 3rd st. Sterling, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
COLORADO IRRIGATED FARMS.

Farming by irrigation offers many
profit making opportunities
GRAIN FARMING in the San Luis
Valley brings splendid returns. Fifty
bushels to. the acre. and LOO bushels Of
oats To the acre are common and very
profitable.
HOGS, sheep and cattle offer equally
good profits. Two hundred thousand acres
Of field peas are annually raised and fed
to stock.
Sugar beets, potatoes and garden truck
bring from SIS to $500 per acre.
You can buy land from US that will
produce such crops at from SIS to $l25
per acre.
Easy terms IL desired.
The Charles e. Gibson Company.
1017 First Nat. Bank Bldg, Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
REAL. ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Model Home
Kountze Place
Corner Lot
REAL ESTATE


Southwest corner 22d and Evans Sts.,
the best built and best arranged house
offered today in Kountze Place. ..
Full basement. cemented. .f
Furnace and laundry sink.
Living room l4x2S feet.
Fine dining room with six windows.
Beamed ceiling and paneled walls.
Open oak stairway.
Splendid kitchen. ,-.-.
Large buffers pantry,
Built-in cupboards.
Refrigerator room
Four fine bedrooms.
Oak folors in all rooms
Beautiful oak finish.
Fine corner.
Lot 47xlso feet.
Close to school.
One block to car. ...
Don't fail to see this beautiful place.
1t is planned right and splendidly built.
The price is $4,s00 and you could not
duplicate 1t for the money. -
Norris & Martin
Phone Douglas 4270. 400 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
KING GIVES STATE BANQUET
Fitting End Made to Main Part Of
Olympic Meeting.
WATER CARNIVAL FOR PEOPLE
American Officers More Successful
I'm Military Riding Than Expected
After Hardships of Long
Voyage.
WATER CARNIVAL FOR PEOPLE

STOCKHOLM, July 1.-THE palace to-
night was the scene of state banquet
which proved fitting ending Of the
main part of the olympic meeting. King
Gustave welcomed 400 guests in the grand
hall. The king and queen, crown prince
and crown princess. were seated at the
head Of the hail. the guests occupying
two long tables below. The 400 included
members Of the Olympic committees OF
the various nations, foreign diplomats,
members of the Swedish cabinet and all
the visiting officers.
After the dinner the guests assembled
In the reception room. The king In the
guards uniform of light blue walked
about and conversed with many of the
guests. One of the interesting features
TO the foreigners was the strange regalia
worn by the court officials and servants.
Meanwhile the public wus entertained
by a water carnival. All the shipping
in the harbor was illuminated and there
was a display OF fireworks. There were
thousands OF residents and many country
people crowded to the waterslde to wit
ness the spectacle
In the military riding competitions the
American officers are doing better than
expected. They were handicapped by the
long voyage and their horses had to
endure fortnight on board ship, but In
spite OF this they are hopeful. although
not confident OF winning.
Results in Military Riding.
The individual scores In the four events
OF the military competition at the close
of today's jumping were; Meyer, France
and Rockow, Germany coupled, first
with 3s.6; Lieutenant John c. Mont.
gomery, Seventh United States cavalry
sntko and Susbey, Germany, coupled
second with 1914; casparson, Sweden
third with s929; Henry Lutchow. Ger
many, fourth with @.27; Lieutenant Bet
Lear, Fifteenth cavalry. fifth with ,ss.ol
/ and Lieutenant T.. F. Graham. Fifteenth
cavalry, sixth with Sso2 Captain Guy v
Henry, Thirteenth cavalry, stands tentf
with SS49 among the seventeen competi
tors.
Tomorrow the fifth and last event IN
the military competition, the prize riding
|'is to be decided. or the twenty-nine OF
ficers who started In the competition
only seventeen are left In.
In the prize riding the appearances ant
form OF both riders and horses are large
factors.
Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia II
the uniform Of German guardsfnan ant
the Grand Duke Pavlovitch OF Russit
were the most conspicuous performers O.
the jumps today.
The points for the individual jumping
contests in which no Americans com
peted, were announced as follows: Carton
France, and Won Krocher Germany. ~
each; Deblommaert, Belgium, 1855. On thu
jump off. Carton was declared the winner
The total scores for swimming ant
diving as officially announced are: Ger
many, %; Sweden, II; Australia, IL: Grea
Britain. 12; United States. 8; carAhda, 8
Austria, l.
Most of the German and Swedish
points were scored In diving, In whicl
Australia was not represented. Thu
| Australia is easily the first swimming
nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

WAREHOUSE storage space, several
floors Of 5000 square feet each with ele-
vator service, water heat and light-also
well lighted sample floor and office
space On Union Pacific tracks in heart
of wholesale district. Kingman Plow Co.,
9Th and Jones Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
A Brand New Home
On Florence
Boulevard

This Is well-built, very attractively
arranged, 2-story. modern house. First
floor has large reception hall, living room,
dining room, with panelled walls, plate
rail, and extension window with sta-
tionary seat; large pantry; good sized
kitchen and rear vestibute plastered with
Keene cement. Finished in oak; sand
finished walls attractveiy decorated In
flat oils. Second floor has attractive
bedrooms, with white enamel finish,
mahogany doors and glass doorknobs;
complete bathroom with pedestal lava
tory, vitrous china flush tank and ma
hogany seat Oak floors in all rooms.
Fall cemented basement, with laundry
connections and A-No. / furnace,
Brushed brass combination lighting fix
lures and best bronze hardware. This
house is as well built as 1t is possible
and Is ready to move into at once, be-
Ing complete in every detail.
Location--610S Florence Boulevard, near
Miller Park, In Norwood Addition, where
many new homes are being erected. Price
5000. Will consider good Dundee lot at
right price as part payment. Reasonable
terms. Investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Dundee Hsrne
Fasy PAYMENTS

$500, cash, balance in monthly payments
of $500, will buy q new, well built, two
story, strictly modern tive-room house at
Oil N. Hst st. This house Is three blocks
to the Dundee car and five blocks to the
Cunning car. The living room and dining
room are finished in oak. bed rooms and
bath room finished In white enamel.
sleeping porch, full cemented basement,
furnace. Lot 45x10O. Price $500, $500 cash
and $3.50 per month. Keys ct our office.
Be sure to see this house.
CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY.
Douglas 200. 50S Bee Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

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My method Is original. cure the dis
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
, OFFERED FOR SALE
Musical Instruments,
Typewriters.

FOR SALE-A new $500 Victrola; has
never been used. If interested ask for
price. M 257, Bee office
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Nebraska.

40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND. S25 TO S35
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 2o.000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for IL
years, including 1910 and 1sf1, average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
information. Agents wanted everywhere.
FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY. NEB.
FOR SALE-32U acres Seward county
land. Address Box S72 Milford Neb.
|
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Idaho.
Montana.

RANCHES-S2,00O to 100000. Send for
list Shopen Il Co., Ranch Dealers,
Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
,nfident OF New York.

Coming down to New York, the yJver-
nor feels pretty confident of the result
there next November. This feeling, he
said, was strengthened by a talk at Tren-
ton today with Lieutenant Governor
Conway.
The governor added that Mr. Conway
told him he thought the third party vote
In New York would not make much iii.
preston"
Colonel Roosevelts following in New
Jersey is reckoned with in placing the
governors own state among those to be
debated for with tha republicans and
the third party. There Is reasoa to be-
lieve, however, that few real fears are
entertained of the result here.
The talk with Mr. Underwood has given
the governor q vast deal Of detailed in
formation that ne lacked. and was at
once satisfying and refreshing to the
nominee. OF Mr.. Underwood, Governor
Wilson said tonight:
II found him entirely charming. He
has such singular frankness and open
ness and charm about him. don't know
any man have met in long time that
have taken sucf, a fancy to. We had
a fine talk, he and I. Just going over
the whole situation in most satisfactory
way, really just like two men who had
always known each other
INDIANAPOLIS Jny 1s-Governor
Thomas r. Marshall. democratic candi-
date for vice president, today received at
the state capitol twenty members Of the
democratic national committee who
stopped here on their way home from the
reorganization meeting at Chicago.
I'VE are here representing the ma.
tional committee to pay its respects to
you. governor, as the next vice president
of the United States" said Thomas Tag.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

RENT from the manufacturers direct
No. Oliver typewriter, 3 months, S48O
Phone Douglas, 29l9. The Oliver Type
writer Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

WE rent you an up-to-date typewriter
one month for $500, or months for $780,
L. G. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co., 1916
L iF'arnam ST., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
& COMPANY,
Warehouses.

Phone Douglas 756 or Ind. AL
902-l2 City National Bank Bid
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

| BOOK 1000 farms to exchange; get our
fair plan of exchanging. Graham Bros,
Eldorado. Kan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10

Of them; a complete political machine
would have been created. a machine
controlling the votes not only OF sew
eral hundred city employees. but OF
every corrupt and vicious element in
the city; a machine that may fortify
Itself so strongly that nothing else
than a resolution will overthrow IL.
Il is equally true. OF course. that the
same power exercised by good men
may be effec lively used for the ad-
vancement OF good causes. but the
only certainty OF good government in
any event is in the election OF good
men, and that must be brought about
BY The intelligent and earnest at,en-
ton OF good citizens. II the citizens
or any part Of them think they can
create an organization that will give
them good government while they sit
serenely at home and play 1--WE hun
dred or idle away their time on the
golf links. paying no particular atten-
ton 20 city affairs. they are doomed
to disappoin, ment The only way 10
get good government is for good citi.
zens TO be always on the Job. and II
they are. they will get reasonably
good government under any form OF
municipal charter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10


willingness
view commenting the Republican Democratic
son says in effect
problem their
origin and bound the tariff
This Mr. Wilson's conception of the political
questions before
loose talking
the problem
maintenance
The
the today Standard
oso Company The Standard OIL Company of the benefits
practically Of
as the protection of oil concerned sells
dependent
the protective tariff
Company Tobacco probably
bacco Company controls
United States but its trade by
sells the
OF tobacco products was wiped out would seriously
of the American Tobacco Company.
The beef socaed government
has sought restrain and
and the foreign demand % vo-v Ioo 49, IN 49,. " anu
United States have little
prevailing price packers who control the meat markets Of the In
ability concentrate buying and dis
ibuiug with or
without the protective tariff the development
Copper Company another combine seeking to CON
o m copper industry which in owse affected by the
American Smelling Refining Company
be heightened indefinitely
As of fact Company practically the
only combine or large corporation the United
in tarinprotected may be considered 20 be bene
hciary of the Company does not
enjoy policy protection Its bene
fits distributed sugar
OF
primarily
the American Sugar Company
In to hit
In the Association
which
ton In the United States
control OF Of
transportation
uon Iron and steel
at lower prices than country REDUCTIONS
IN n so far as this country
IN wages the destruction
II become
sensatons 10 denounce
ou"k Of Illegal
not unmentonabe This
aznes that seek exploit the forward bv
cate ior
Win legislation Affecting business OF
any o'her
Trusts protected industries nm, v
spring and flourish qlcs and m - r-
an To approach he
ta1 o''rays complete industrial conditions