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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
CHARLES +.
WILLIAMSON
co.
101 South 10th
(Cor. Dodge
Real Estate
Insurance
Rentals

RENT TALK NO. S.
own a Home
Improved property usually nets the
owner a yearly income equal TO ten per
cent of the market vs,ue OF the property.
That is to say. a house that rents for 80
a month, or $3.50 a year. is worth at the
outside $500 Money can be borrowed at
you agree TO pay the lender S. year for
every 800 that he lends you. Interest on
s.. e0O at six per cent amounts to s2le
year or SIS a month-half the rent OF a
% 600 house Why not save the other hall
aid use IL TO pay back the borrowed
money little by lIttle?'
REMEMBER FIRESToNE
SUBDIVISION.
Manage your income. Don't let your
income manage you. Then why spend u
simply because YOU have e.? Put II in a
home and YOU will be your own master.
REMEMBER CHARLSEW HEIGHTS.
From Andrew Carnegie's The Empire
OF Business"
Few fortunes can now be made In any
part Of the world except from one cause
the rise In value OF real estate.
REMEMBER ELLlSToNE
PARK PLACE.
A NOVEL PROPOSITION.
Buy now-pay ten years from now.
Meanwhile pay interest and taxes only.
Rate game as the savings and loan as
sociation. We have few lots that We
can sell you this way and give you AC-
TUAL POSSESSION AT ONCE. Thus all
you need to start that home Is little
interest money and credit at the lumber
yard. Your rent money Will do the rest.
Particulars and plats at office.
CHARLES 4. WILLIAMSON CO.,
l0i 30. 18th COR. Dodge). Street Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
California.
DON'T WAIT FIVE YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL-BEARING
nnrKUA

MONEY BACK III NOT SATISFIED.
geo cash and tso.Oo per month buys
five acres with full bearing fruit trees
in the famous Bdwell Orchards AZ
Chico, Cal Payments include interest
and taxes. Your money back II not salts
fled upon investigation. The Bidwell
Orchards are the most noted and pro-
duetive in the wonderful Sacramento
valley OF California. It's our confidence
In this land that prompts this generous
offer. We've peaches, prunes. almonds.
apricots and Bartlett pears. Buyers
railroad fares, not exceeding $500 will
be credited on purchase price. Land ad-
joins the thriving town OF Chico O4eeo
population. Preferences: Any bank of
Chico. American National bank of San
Francisco and First National bark OF
San Leandro.) Send for valuable infor-
nation and facts 10
Bidwen orcharis. rsc.. Chico. Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
a BIG BARGAIN

BRAND NEW, NEVER OCCUPIED.
Six rooms, besides bath and den, strict
ly modern. oak finish. Full two stories
Near Kountze Place. Exceptionally well
built and warm Furnace heat Full ce-
ment basement. cement walks, sodded
yard screens and storm windows In
fine neighborhood. Price reduced TO $50
$3.50 cash. balance monthly Ike rent
Phone Owner. Harvey 52le, for more in
formation
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

Thousands Of people have
found the home they were
looking for among the real
estate ads on The Bee want
ed page. The home you
want to sell can be disposed
OF quickly at cost Of only a
few cents through Bee want
ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
SALE OF MRS. LACEYs REAL
EgTATE

SALE OF MRS. LACEY'S REAL
ESTATE
As executor Of the estate OF Mrs. Cath
crime T. Lacey, will receive offers until
February 5, 1912, at the United States Ma
tional bank. for the west one-half Of lot
three go. in block one a., In &. e.
Rogers addition to the city OF Omaha.
This property is situated on the southeast
corner OF Eleventh and Martha SITS.
fronting about l32 feet on 18th ST. and IN
feet on Martha st. II was occupied BY
Mrs. Lacey as her home and Is improved
with trees, shrubbery, barn. a 7-room
dwelling .house In good condition. with
space for further buildings. The prop
erty can be purchased, II desired, subject
TO a mortgage Of 5000. and payment for
the equity may be made-one-third cash
and balance In %, 90 or days, as agreed
upon.
VICTOR B. CALDWELL, EXECUTOR,
United States National Bank,
18th and Farnam Sts.'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
RESIDENCES

4a0o-Nesr sOth and Burt Sts.. 5Txiss IT.,
| with a very good two-story y
room house. all mod. Renting for
SIS per month. This Is close In
snap.
| 4 s0o-Siss Chicago St. fineA large S-room
house, best Of construction. thor.
oughly mod, fine quarter-sawed
oak finish; splendid brick and &C.
ment basement; 50xlS n. Take
smaller place around sSWo IN
trade: balance cash OF mortgage
Investigate.
8 Tynp-l0O $. S0th Ave. ioNleo II. with a
| dandy, good. modern. up-to-date
hot water heated residence; Iine
oak floors downstairs; fine pol
ished floors upstairs. good conf
! bjnation gas and cleo. fixtures;
large reception hall two parlors,
handsome dining room, Kitchen
and maids room on TIE first floor;
three good bedrooms on the second
floor. This is bargain.
81, 5oo-In the West Farnam district, a
handsome new, mod. well built,
up-to-date home; three complete
| baths; hot water heat; large Iot'
VACANT
S49o0-one Of the incest corners left In
West Omaha. right on top OF the
hill. within a step of the car.
East front. 50Al2S IT., both streets
paved and paid.
2.75O-5Oxl5o II. on east front lot facing
Hanscom Park on sd Ave, Just
south OF Hickory ST.; bargain
ID. V. Sholes Co.
/ sls City National Bank Building.
Tells. Doug %: Indep. A-2c.s.'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

ENLARGE your bust. Or. conways
Bustolds Is the only remedy on earth
which enlarges the bust I to 10 inches; no
injury, no appliances, no poisons, home
treatment. 800 IL we can't, sealed facts;
10 stamps. Conway Specific Co., lIs
fremont ST., Boston. Mass; guaran-
-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

LADIES, there's big surprise in store
for~vou In Rector laees; daintiest pat
terms. exclusive designs. elegant SAM
Mes free. Rector Mercantile Co, Rec
,or 81 n We
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
DEAN PLACE

DEAN PLACE
You can purchase a fine lot In Dean
Place as low as 81. 325: only f25 cash and
the balance payable In l. 2. 3 and 4 years.
Bear In mind this property is situated
only one block north OF Hanscom Park.
All specials are in and paid. This includes
paving. II is positively the cheapest high
class residence property In the city. Plats
will be mailed upon request.
Tel. II. NJ. Christie for an appointment.
w. FARNAM SMITH & co.
Sole Agents, 1890 Farnam ST.
Tells. Doug. 1864. Ind. A-i064'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT

$ Sea-ssxsa #. on Capitol Ave. west Of
leth St. three 2-story brick build
ingS. stores below and flats above;
being sold 10 close an estate
make a proposition.
See-l0ls Douglas ST. 2exI32 It., track
in the alley. with s-story brick
building covering part Of the lot;
renting $50 per year. Might take
small piece in trade or might
trade clear for good income and
put in some difference.
81. 5a-ssxls feet. corner on Harvey 81.
west Of 10Th, with a good 4-story'
brick building; biggest bargain In
this section.
81 ele-6sSlS II. on Farnam St, west OF
Nlh. good brick improvements,
now paying about per cent net.
This is sure TO go TO N,Wo per r.,
So. Jaa--Almost In the heart Of the city.
nearly two acres OF ground, sur
rounded with stone wall; all
streets paved, improvements cost
over $4,000 The ground alone
worth S.0o TO 1900 above asking
price, TO say nothing OF improve
ments- Fine for club. private hos
pltal or unedualed for building OF
swell apartments.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

WILL MACK's latest Kid song, Just
One Kiss and Then Goodby." Postpaid,
i2c stamps. Tom Mack Music CO., $50 \.
Western Ave- Chicago, H."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

A sNAP-section fine farm land in
y IL taken at once: half down. Write AZ
once. Lock Box 81. Epworth. la
FOR BARGAINS In Arkansas farm and
timber lands write US, today We offer a
rich land bargain; we personally investi-
gate every property We offer as q bar
gain. Southern Trust Co., Little Rock,
Ark 80 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
REAL ESTATE
BTILDERs' INFORMATION.

BTILDERs' INFORMATION.
Electric Gas fixtures Omaha Silver Co.
Ideal Cement Co. 18th and Cunning.
Fuchs. Son & Blind, PAINTING. jecOrating.
cry PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THIS place for sale. 257S Harvey St:
must leave town al once Phone Doug
las IIg.
sROOM house. bath. gas; walking DIS
lance. 81 90. Webster so.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Canada.


FOR SALE-lao acres. unimproved, in
famous Carlsbad winter wheat district,
southern Alberta. one mile from town on
main transconiinentai line Canadian Pa
cific Ry.. German and American settlers;
natural gas and coal. go per acre, one
third down. balance IN eight equal pay
ments. shedd Investment Co. So Range
Bldg. Omaha,
100 ACRES unirnproved wheat land In
we'll known Sedgevick district. central
Alberta: all smooth. level pillow land. In
well settled community, with schools,
churches telephones, good markets. etc:
close 10 main lines Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk Pacific. Winnipeg to Ed
monitor; 70 per acre, lne-third down.
balance arranged. shedd Investment Co.
So RamEs Bldg. Omaha
FOR sALE-sSlO3 cresNof first class
western Canada wheat land at q low
price; owner must sell II interested
write l.. A. Walch, Box 2Os7. Winnipeg.
Canada.
SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA, half sec
ton. very best land. Unlnproved: clear;
for close-ln farm or income; viii assume
or pay cash difference. Isaac Conner.
Omaha
WE own and sell land in the famous
GOOSE LAKE DISTRICT, Saskatchewan.
Rich. live. deep. eariy-ripenlng. chocolate
clay loan. the finest soil In Canada.
Level. open prairie. no bush or stone.
Send for illustrated folder. GODARr
LAND co, Minneapolis, Minn.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

BARGAIN NO. !
Near 10th and Ames Ave, splendid s.
room cottage, all modern except heat
paved street and car line, A handy place
to live for some one that would enjoy
the pleasure OF being close to Carter lake
park. Price. s2,lbO II sold in the next
ten days
BARGAIN NO. ..
Near 18th aud Charles ST.. broom cot
tage. all modern except furnace, on the
boulevard and In walking distance, rents
for SIS. Price. 5000. small cash pay
meut and balance like rent.
BARGAIN NO. 3
Near 3ist and Marcy ST.. S-room square
2-story house with floored attic. all mod
ern, quarter sawed oak floors, paved
street, splendid neighborhoGd best car
service in the city. rents for $3.50. Price
has been reduced to 1850. for a quick
sale. You can't build the house for less
than 1850 and the lot is worth $500
Birkett & Tebbens
90 Bee Bldg. Phones: d. 4754. AHA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
ANNA WILSON. DECEASED, latel!

ANNA WILSON, DECEASED, lately
of Omaha. Neb. Intimate acquaintance
Of the above named. having information
tending to establish the Identity OF sara
deceased as Margaret Alice Pait. for
merly Of Memphis. Tenn. and sistef Of
Jasper n, John W.. Edmond and Henry
]. Palt, all OF whom were mechanical en-
gineers, are requested to communicate
with the undersigned. Any Information
will be held strictly confidential and be
literally rewarded Albert {. Pait, At
torney at Law. 10 list St. sacramento
Call"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

MASSAGE Mrs. Snyder has. changed
M<hAoohpL her location, where she
radiator treatments. so Bee Bldg. Red
sGGa evenings Il, $3.50. for appointments.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

REDUCE YOUR fat one pound q day
safely. with Marjorie Hamilton's great
drugiess treatment; tens OF thousands OF
satisfied users proclaim my treatmeht
ideal. i have the largest business OF
this kind In the world. 800 women as
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

A NEW HOME for rent or sale; the
owner has moved to Denver and the
property can be bought right. III you
want something good, get busy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
OFFERED FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two scholarships in the
Boyles college. Business office. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

LADIES! There's a big surprise In
store for you In Rector laces. Daintiest
Patterns. exclusive designs. Elegant sam
pies free. Rector Mercantile Co, Rec
tor St. New York;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

HOUSE. 2 lots, near car. ss-so0. Wilson,
I'm EnrhN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

Phone Doug. 15S or Ind.-I76s.
gl2-12 City NATL Rnk Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

Tel. Douglas 2isl ais I'D. Trade Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

PROF. THEO. MILLERS non-surgieal
THE Mgnon" manicure black leather
pocket case, 81: testimonial by Madame
sarah Bernhardt. BY mall on receipt OF
price. SEQ West 18th ST.. New York"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

SWEDISH massage. for rheumatism,
muscles, Joints diseases. karsten Ton
seth only Omaha masseur graduate IN
Sweden. VOC ON. Natl Bank. Doug. llya
The Washington herald., 1912-07-03
Gas Goes Maine" &c.

In about two months time the eyes
of the nation will be turned toward Yer
mont, which, on September }, holds its
biennial election, leading Maine by six
days. As both States vote for Con-
gressmen, as well as for State officials,
the national significance is apparent.
Many of US cling to the tradition that
Vermont and Maine are the barometers
of the Presidential election; that both
are events which cast their shadows of
defeat or shed the light of hope upon
the results in November. "As goes
Maine, so goes the country" has long
been a by-word.
The Vermont Republicans last week
nominated a complete State ticket, and
in that State a Republican nomination
is equivalent TO election. Incidentally,
the State convention cheered Taft for
FIVE minutes. Hence, if there is an out
pouring Of Republicans at the Septem-
Der polls, the Taft men will have cause
for rejoicing, but if there should be
simply sufficient representation to give
a majority not much in excess of an
off-year lead, the opposition will take
heart.
However. though Vermont will be
the first State to vote, its Republicans
are not the earliest in New England to
put their State ticket in the field. The
Maine primaries, held some time ago.
nominated a Governor and expressed
their preference for United States Sen
ator. Anyway, in both these States the
Republicans appear to have got together,
and in Maine it may be confidently ex-
pected that they will do their utmost
irrespective of national issues, to elect
the Governor and to resume the as
tendency which two years ago was in
terrupted by a Democratic victory.
The fact of seeing two Democrats
from Maine in the United States SEN
ate has greatly cooled the disposition
of Republicans in that State to persist
in factional squabbles. They do not
want to see a third party ticket in the
field. And they have concluded-Roose-
welt men, too-that the most important
progress" there is to redeem Maine
from Democratic control!
The Washington herald., 1912-07-03

the doings at Baltimore very intensely.
And while his eyes were on Baltimore,
those of the extremists among the pro-
gressives have been and are glued upon
him. The question to-day is this: Has
T. R. still the power single-handed to
bring trials to the Republican party, and
If 50, shall he exercise that powers
Will not sober reflection, away from
the "maddening" crowd and their mean
ingless noise, set Roosevelt to reflect
that it is better to have a Republican
in the White House, after all? What
can he gain besides the usual reward Of
traitor to his party by aiding the OPP
position to victory? What would the
Democrats do for him in the event Of
their success?
Roosevelt, as we have often repeat
ed, is anything but a FOOL Having
failed to prevent the denomination of
Mr.. Taft, his party's (meaning, of
course his) sole platform would be to
prevent the Presidents reelection. Such
platform and object alike are repugnant
to the rank and file of the Republicans.
This ought to be obvious to Roosevelt
and his advisers. Is it?
The Washington herald., 1912-07-03
THE PEOPLES FORUM
THIS SETTLES IT.
Spirits Declare that Columbus Was
Hebrew.

SpirItG Declare that Columbus Was
Hebrew.
To the Editor: On June last read
lished in your issue Of that date, being
the day Of the unwilling OF the Columbus
Statue here. The possibility Of Column
bus being OF Hebrew origin was new TO
me. and as have probed deeply into the
subject OF spirit communication half
intended to get some word from Column
bus at some future time upon the point
mentioned. That same evening. however.
I had a strong impression that some one
wished to communicate with me, and,
upon making the necessary conditions,
Swanee, who has charge OF all such
matters in my behalf as spiEit-guide,
announced Columbus. who Immediately
wrote through my hand, by moving
a pointer over an alphabet. as follows:
'Saintship is not TO my liking.
Il was OF Hebrew descent. My mother
was Hebrew. My father came from Ger
many. %. Were you a Roman Catho-
Hep Until I sought to sail round the
globe to the East Indies I adhered TO
the faith of my mother-(O. OF Your
mother? Ans. Yes. Q. Not your father?
Ans. No.)-then I made out to be har-
monious with the papal power so that my
plans would not be thwarted. as those
were days of inQuisition.
Long years I studied about going 10
other side OF the ocean. I gathered all
the information I could relative TO such
journey. l was greatly impressed by
the accounts of the Northern adventur-
ers. I expected to enlarge on their find.
was beset with hardship: and enmlty
worked my undolng. After imprisonment,
er find than on earth I had ever hoped
to come upon.
Il thank all people who honor me truly.
truly, and would be well pleased II could
correct the views of many who seek to
lntrench themselves behind my achieve
ments.
Call me some evening when 1 may
transmit my thoughts to you as I did
on a former occasion. Good-by."
His former message. delivered some
years ago, was an account OF his voyage.
delivered through another psychic, and
recorded by me, at home. He surprised
us all by then saying he expected to
find a new country over here. I did not
then know that such was the case. II
seems now established that Columbus
visited Iceland in search OF information
of the early discoveries Of North Amer
lea. In getting this communication I had
no pet theories to serve, and was quite
willing to receive any statement Column
bus wished to make. The questions asked
were purely in the spirit of inquiry,
and asked mentally. I have held this
message awaiting any word or impress
sion that 1t was not correctly received by
me, but have received only assurances
that It was recorded rs intended.
Years ago I received a spirit-photo OF
Columbus fright profile), Cortez fright
three-Quarter view, chart and navlga-
ton instruments, including n compass.
1t gives me a better impression OF the
man than any other picture 1 have seen.
ARTHUR r. COLBURS.
sos Street Northwest
The Washington herald., 1912-07-03
Why They Forsook Roosevelt.

Though Roosevelt Offices have been
pened in New York, altogether very
ew of the more conspicuous of the
Roosevelt leaders seem DESTROYS of pit
Ting their fortunes to the chance OF, a
third party. 1t certainly lacks some
names that were conspicuous enough in
the pre-convention campaign. Cows. De-
neen, Hadley, and Aldrich, ex-Gov.
Stokes, and Sheriff Law, of Brooklyn,
viii remain Republicans as before. Gov.
Osborn seems to be hesitating.
The refusal of such men to join the
new movement has its significance. All
aTe prominent enough in their native
States to hope for further advancement
within their party, and they certainly
III not lend a hand to divide that
port upon which their own political
gress must depend.
The New York Offices are for the
1fpose of looking over the field, even
though the third party has not yet en-
erred the field outright. Sitting at home
q Oyster Bay Roosevelt has watched
The Washington herald., 1912-07-03
Not Pleasant to Contemplate.

A thing not likely to occur even un,
der the present unusual political con.
ditions, though worthy of contempls
ton in the light of the doings at Bal
timore and the Roosevelt secession, i.
that in case the nominee of neither
party receives a majority of the vote.
in the electoral college, the House Of
Representatives will be called upon tc
elect a President, as provided by the
Federal Constitution.
What would this mean to the coun-
try?
Supposing that the Roosevelt ban
danna party gets into working order
and makes a strong bid for the pro-
gressive votes in the North and North
west, and that the regular Republican
ticket secures the normal standpat vote
only, also that Debs and Seidel, the
Socialist nominees, poll say something
less than 100000 votes, which their
party may roll up this fall, and if
finally the Democrats lose so many
votes within their own party that
none of the four tickets would get a
majority. Perhaps one or the other
party tickets, if progressive enough,
might pull out with a plurality which
would not mean an election, and the
House of Representatives would have
to elect a President.
This is not a pleasant condition to
contemplate, but it is a possibility. As
all the tickets have been chosen. and it
is easy to foretell that a Roosevelt
ticket. If any, will be progressive, the
situation is plainly up to" the Demo
Gratis. If Roosevelt succeeds in splitting
the Republican party, it is possible that
there will not be enough votes, especial
ly as the Socialists will make more in
roads upon both party votes than ever
before.
Who will solve this riddle? The cleo
toral college or the House of Repre-
sentatives? Mr.. Taft was absolutely
right when he said, after being congrat-
ulated upon his denomination: The
real crisis is just now beginning"
The Washington herald., 1912-07-03

the usurpation Of governmental instru-
mentalities by special interests. For this
reason. the National Convention insisted
on the overthrow o. Cannonism and the
cd States Senators could be elected by
direct vote. The Democratic party Of
fers itself to the country as an agency
through which the complete overthrow
and extirpation OF corruption, fraud, and
machine rule IN American politics can
be effected"
The plank treating OF the rights Of
States calls for maintenance Of the full
strength and integrity Of the three CO.
ordinate branches Of the Federal govern
ment-the executive, legislative, and Ju-
diciaL The States should be permitted
the full exercise OF their reserved SOW
ereignty or power.
There Is no twilight zone between the
nation and the State in which exploiting
interests can take refuge from both, "
this plank says. This expression is a
pet phrase Of William Jennings Bryan.
The campaign contributions plank
pledges the party to enactment Of q law
prohibiting any corporation from con-
trtbuting to a campaign fund. It also
limits Individual contributions TO a ''reas-
enable maximum"
The Democratic Congress is heartily
the benefit Of the people after a genera
tlon Of unlimited power by the Repub-
llcan party. The next plank arralgns
the Republican party for waste Of the
money wrung from the people by oppres-
sive taxation"
a plank on rural credits is OF impor-
lance. II is recommended that an inves-
tigation Of agriculture societies in foreign
countries be made looking toward devils
H.
States. A waterways plank provides for
Federal control Of the Mississippi River
and other waterways. The plan Is TO
maintain an average depth in the big
river so Il will be navigabIe and con-
struct docks 10 prevent further foods
This plank also favOrs draining Of all
swamp lands.
The platform favors post roads. 1t
reaffirms its declarations in the 1915
platform in regard 10 labor. It holds
their side by a modification Of the in
junction laws. It also recommends a
department OF labor with a Cabinet Of
Ger.
The conservation plan is also Of i'm
portance and holds that conservation or
development should proceed for the bene-
Mt OF all the people
Immediate action Is favored to make
available the coal deposits OF Alaska
Agriculture is treated IN a plank which
favors encouragement m the develop
ment OF a modern system OF agriculture.
The platform provides for abrogation of
treaties with other nations which pro-
vide for the arrest or Imprisonment or
seamen charged with deseTtIon or with
violation of their contract or service.
1t also favOrs legislation forbldding the
use OF the Panama canal by ships owned
or controlled by railroad carriers en-