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New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
COTTON LOWER
AND IRREGULAR
December Notices Cause
Liquidation and I'm.
settled Condition..

The cotton market was irregular al
unsettled yesterday owing TO fu,,s.s.
evening up of December contracts ;.
appears to be the impression that u,,r
houses which took December cor,-.,-
under the syndicate agreement, in orSss
to promote the reopening of the s mss
ket, have no desire to receive .s.a.,
cotton, and the circulation of DeeenSss
notices, estimated at about 5000 ~
appeared sufficient 10 cause cons;S.s
able liquidation during yestsrd..;.
trading. Later deliveries followed X
December fluctuations and the m,,L..
closed steady at a net decline OF -.
6 points. Reports of continued sts,s.
Southern markets and scattered 90.
ering caused slight rallies at ths
close.
There were three private crop ss,;.
mates published, one of which, from
New Orleans, suggested a Weld az
15,750,O00 bales, excluding linters. A
Memphis estimate placed the crop a.
14,9S8,000, excluding linters. sna
members Of the Memphis Cotton Er.
change estimate the yield at 1889 OOO
bales on the average. excluding lint.
ers. While the government estimate Of
the crop is now only ten days away
as it will be issued at noon on De.
cember 10-only four or five private
reports definitely estimating the crop
have been published so far this season.
These suggest a yield, including lint.
ers, ranging from about l5,60O,O00 10
1880, 900 bales.
The return of normal trading condi.
tions in the local market was further
emphasized by the action of the board
of managers Of the exchange yester.
day in formally resembling all restric.
tions and suggestions as TO the opera
tions of exchange members, made 10
meet the emergencies created by the
sudden closing of the exchange las,
July. Southern spot markets, as OF.
ficially reported, were unchanged to
Lice lower.
Local market for spot cotton quiet
and 10 points lower. on the basis Of
7.65c for middling upland. Local COZ.
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
CHICAGO GRAINS HIGHER
Wheat Up on Smaller Visible
Figures-Provisions Decline.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Wheat took sud
den upward swing to-day, largely be-
cause of an unexpected big decrease ia
the United States visible supply total.
Closing prices were strong at 's@ lhe
net advance. Corn finished Itc on TO
&c up, oats unchanged TO 4c higher
and provisions varying from the same
as Saturday night to 20c decline. Not
many traders were prepared for rad
ical curtailment Of the visible supply
compared with a relatively small de-
crease last year, although everybody
had been looking for some change from
the huge enlargement that went on
record a week ago. The bulls we're
quick to accept the remarkable falling
off as the beginning of long hoped
for series of reductions i'm the readily
available supply and a consequent stIi'
fleming of prices.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Ia Vesey St:
BY Joseph r. DC.
ur~RY ST all O. 2SSl Scanned st. q ex
70 Sxs3 6xTif sly tsnmt; L Trust Co OF \
set Julius AbemAn et al; stewart Shesrer. attys
Nj NJ WyVell. ref. due. Sl6.00. IL ts1es etc,
ss2e IL 70 the plaintiff for $4,000.
-. ne Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph = Day.
CHESTNUT ST. e 8. 100 n Cornell AZ. looI52.5
20 222d Il al2S loriS37, vacant. W " Taylor sgt
Tmilie Schmahl. DE la Mare Morrison. attys
Haipin. ref due. $500 ~ taxes. etc. 3li2 -
20 the plsintir for 5000
TRINITY Av. CSC. 8. 500 l5oth st. 25K7S5t
35.irIf5. siy tenmt: Loretta Cowan, etrr. AT
Caroline Weber u al Tallmadge W Foster. atty
VI y McHugh. ref. due. Slt.43l 0S. taxes. etc.
$s1G 70. 10 tho plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER 30.
Manhattan.

l95TH ST = 100 MomnsSide ar; an; A
I!sbief % iAebier BoitlnE CO. s02 " l2tth 81
70 IN from Jan !. 1914. atty. WaH. III W l25ih
ISL Av. NV cor IN 81. $3.50 3: all: the Ciiy Of
NeH Y0rk 20 II saith Realty and Construction
60: 10 ~ from March !. isii: SiiSs. hoenis q a
gITH 81. IS and 81 Z all. A d Palmer and sno
srrs 20 Roods Hotel Operating Co. Yrs from Nov
T. lelt. nddfcss. 50 l. eth n, tll,5oO
=. 1zD ST "A and % T.. all p Lewisohn and sao
txrs 20 Beldor Hotel corpn. - y SD 81. ~ IRON
yT Marks PL 90: all: D FrsnEei and anc 70
y Gss;sky: srs irom July ]. 1914. address. 20 5,
70 AZ. 1908: north store: r Pic, to d schs,l
i2ts 20 az. 8 yu from July !, 1915. atty. n
Rurahard. III Bsay. A.0zo
chRisTOPHER ST. ii2: all: o erode. err. to
u Patern0 and auo, ilj Maodougal ~. yrs from
Oct !. 1916 stys. Pitch. M A g. 50 Nassau .;
ssTH sT. az y. And ssth s,. t29 y: all: l. II
Been % LIS ard sno. go Morris a': 10 yfs from
'iSST1fi 81. ii0 y rrad. ard second aooS; Mecrs
fsider 10 : schNaHz. az 10Th =; yn from
Teb !, 1915. stiy. Belllck. - Nassau ~ $500
The Bronx.
ST AIMS Az. I7z. store s'e: Gesssls, 10
Emms ~ Andai. ifZ ~ AIMS AZ. yrs from MAy
]. 1915. stJ. Emma n Anda. ls - AIMS
-irSroS Ay. s79-sa. all. D Ernsf % A
Eoopsrsmith. 20 DeiancY o.: ] 81 from Sept 20,
1915. siiJs Mayer a N. ioj Attorney a.. bl'o
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Carsiein & Linnedn. Inc. leased a. 81 West
1fth IT. the sixth loft 10 l. W. Marnesteln. aud,
with Spear a Co. the fourth loft 10 Neinstein
Brothers: at & East lOth It. the nth lot TO ne
t'needa Art Embroidery Company ~ llSl 10
I,roadvay Offices 10 Louis Hsber and Samuel Mey-
crs and a. 22i Fourth sv. space 70 the BECK In
craving Company and II. A. Cesar Co
Fdgar A. Manning leased 70 /. Epstein. millinery
tho frst ioft OF 81 81 West 3Sth ST.. and the thrd
floor Of 165 Lexington 10 Mrs. Alfred de Nillers
Illeu A JeneTy rented on1ces IN holian Hall 10
DR. F y Davenport and the Sunragsts Corset
Manufacturing Company.
J Arthur Fischer leased the basement store al
feg sixth az 20 A. Counor and the four story
building at 3Oi West 4eh ST.. TO b. Bergue, for a
restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest at per cen; unless otherwise stsi.d.)
NOVEMBER 20.
Manhattan

BLEECKER ST. cor Elm st. 2f3rl0o:
Rleecker n. cor Mulberry 81. 2GS1l200. n A
kraus 70 Katharine hraus. 1890 Shakespeare ay.
yFs. Nov 80. atty. { Herman. 30 Broad u;
slJ 900
BROADWAY. n cor sith Il. i02 5riiO .
PaternO Construction Co 20 Metropolitan LIFE ins
co. ! Madison az. due March /. 1899. 5i4 % -
$50 900
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 40. W cor iOist It.
. W 75ssi00. m. yrs. a. g. Emily VI
I,oener 20 A keris and ano. eTrs. etc. 10 l. SD
81 Nor IS. atlys. Elkus. Z. 100 Bwsy.
DIVISION ut. % and e. 4. e7.irsi.s: Kate
Blink 10 Edna D. Fuller. - South Portland av
Bklyn Nor 80 due a. per bond. atty. q Go:
CRANp 81. ss. 500 Thomp.on 81. MIN
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
The Bronx.

WEBSTER Av s. 43.s Of l7lst ST. is.sxej.s:
W s Schumacher sgt Ella Weiss ct al foreclosure
MAtLAY Az. 5. 1856 n Of Zerega av ls.2x
90 .; Il DlRz dc la Cortina agt ID Daily ct al
closure or mtg attys. Williamson d Bell
MACLAY AV. : eS9 Of Zerega az. 1867
% g.: X Dlsz de la Cortins set ID J Dsly ct al
foreclosure OF mtg sttys. Williamson Bell.
23STH ST. s. l25 Of keppler ay. 2j1lOO:
North New York Savings and Loan Association ast
Ridgefeld Construction Co ct al foreclosure OF
WHTTLoCK AV. e s. Sj3 Of Tiffany ST. 39I
20: NJ King sgt Lockwhit 60 ct al: attys. King &
Williamson. - 49,
d White agt Anna Buckley ct al faction 10
foreclose transfer OF tax IenD : atty, w Daly
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Jail for Souvenir Importer.

Ninety days in the penitentiary and
fine of 5000 was the sentence imposed
yesterday on Andress C. Bosselman,
importer of souvenirs, by Judge Ses-
sions, in the federal court, for causing
his clerks to alter entries in his sales
hook so as to conceal his transactions
from The government.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
AGENTS FOR PROPERTIES.

Tn. puross Company have been appointed agents
rs fhe Ttliifv Realty Company for the properties
sI,oininx the Grove 81 school az 4e4 snd 4s6 Hud
son - aud l07 80 ll5 Bedford 81
for the premises 5is and $50 West sd ST. Z4o ana
ss9 West 6lst ST. and 2lj West som 81
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
CHOICE PARCELS AT AUCTION.

som. select properties are scheduled TO be 500
,o-dsy by Joseph Z. Day. al the Nesey 81 s.les
,oou in voluntary Offering and by order OF uus-
- Among them are a six story apartment house
st 1870 Madison az. corner of slst ST., the only
r,o5crtv in that block not controlled by Ahdfe"
Ssnegl.. and fne residences a. AZ West $50 ST.
,od leO West 7fth AZ.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
s525. 900 BUILDING LOAN.

Frederick Zittel & Sons have arranged with m
Me,ronoiitzn Life Insurance Company, ior th'
Princeton Construction Company Isaac foisteih
president), a building and permanent mortgage %
400 GOO on a twelve story apartment house, 70 ~
erected on the corner of 9th St and West End r'
covering A plot l25xio0 feet
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
LONG ISLAND LOTS SOLD.

On SATURDAY Bryan L. Kennedy sold al auctloh
NJ long Island City lots on GTcenpoint az; 20
- sr and Carolin st. near the new dual sub
wsv station bclng erected at Carolin st. AID Ihom
80. a. After spirited bidding twenty Tour iois
were uurchssed At from $500 TO s. 100 Among
the purchasers were T. V; Sproul; william ~,
Brown. Z. =. Motthsus. George hSnes' hrSnN
POLE A. Meyer and Henry LoSeloy.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Liverpool cables. Spot quie' sales. oeo hslr'.
speculation and export. 800 American. 1000: In
ports % 00O American. $4,000. Middng uplanl.
4Id. Futures opened quiet. generally points
May-June 4.i6izd: july August. i22l5d; ocioatf-
November 43id. January February, A5id. Man
chester-Yarns IN buyers favor Cloths, fair busl'
ness doing.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER CO.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. cor saith ST. l02. jxl33.5: Met
ropolitan Life Ins Co loans Palermo Construction
90 $50 600
WEST END Az. cor 9th ~. l262xlO0;
tion 20 sj2j 900
4lST ST. s. 2eO n OF 9th sv t0x9s 9: Met
ropolitan Life Ins 60 loans West 40th aud 4lst
streets Realty 20 $3.50 600
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
FARM AT RIvERHEAD SOLD.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

IN, Windsor Realty Company Harvey .: Nss -
,o. presidsnO sold the large Charles SehSeue'
,.s, s.S,, a, 0sho,ne av Rverhead Long Island
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
The Bronx.

COTTAGE PLACE, s. I'LL n n o. lI0th st,
j5Nl27 SObel loans and = 'Brnsworth. TO erect
one two story brick stable % payments) $4,000
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
fxHh nsne and so6fsa os purchaser and attorney.
NOVEMBER 20.
M.uA.lf,a
Manhattan.

A1isTEHDlN AY. " cor i2zd at. eollIlse;
T. sod Fsnny KOrn 70 FaBny Kofu. rs y SSH -
in'g 3iso Dol. Sog 20: afiy. s = KerD. 20
EHEys 80 tlyy
A 0l@,,f@i1 ref ~ Mar & WlsOu. tss Han
1o<k =. Bsiyn. Soy 70. stiy. y II yoilasr 2s5
Isnsz. 81 J. 600
elag PROPERTY: Mar WIlson 70 a Flsi
tau. University Place NJ tts 100
BROAD ~, a. E. io9t y u Beaver u. zZ7H
1zff lfes. Efoal - 5i, = SOf Of Beaver
y, zsIt7 5rz7rsl 2. l. = Lefg 70 - Broad y
MI, Corpn. izs BNsy, ana >. all liens, Oct 20; 81
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
NOVEMBER 30.
Manhattan.

shrier, f. TO S shrer. ''si
Kampei Amelia TO III happes; -. g.
Iowenfeld I. ct al. eNrs, 70 Mollie hrde; q
Feifer b. 20 Mollie Erde. co 90
Iawyers' Mtg Co TO Alice GuernSey' S''Vsi
Feifer d. 10 u Feifer: &, "a
Iirschfel1 ID l.. to y Chanolis. f'"SsV
hudson Trust Co TO y Mcmillan; .,Sa
Erde Noilie TO Bleuh. 49, ,,s ~ ~
De Witt " G. and sno. sub trust 10 Agnes osi
Lawyers Mtg Co to J NJ Lchtenauer ir .ee!- sdo AL
&, eNs, a,'u a, al s,rs 70 A simpson SIS. 600
III niinp'"I;I pIopsnca ~ 70 ] simpson; $4,000
sarfaty X H. 20 A Simpson IS sssD :,
Jacobson Cora to A J simpson q asst; 81
MsrSs + NJ to A simpson t3 asst; ., -
Msrks Constance, 10 A Simpson; Nt9o %
Same 10 same: s,'iigS
Jacobs. p. to A Simpson, stiisee
Same 10 same; w., 81
Van yeen. Frances. 10 Florenes Haas: ,.,- II
= r 70 $4,000
The Bronx.
New York Trust Co 10 Moss Estate. Inc, 500
Same 10 same. s,000 st000
Same 10 same, ,,VVy
Same 10 same. Ssvy
Moss Estate Inc. TO Richard Lydon, siOO
Same t0 same, siiVVV
Same 20 same, S,,VVg
same 10 same. .FhVVV
Lawyers Mortgage Co 20 Alice c Guernsey' soOOO
Same to Lmma CLANCY, HVvV
EQUITABLE Trust Co TO Lawyers Mortgage 20,
S26 900
Corneis l. Nelson to W c Arnold $1,000
Citizens Bank ~ Penn Van 10 J Andrews: ~
R Ssrfaty 10 Simpson, sllVoV
Same TO same 81
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

New Orleans. Nov 20.-The cotton marke, a..
sumed waiting attitude to-day. The net results
Last prices were within a point two Of the lowest
Futures.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 30.
Manhattan.

li3TH ST. sol ": Thylsirup agt Hannah
Elias. owner aud contractor. Sli3 -
Estate Security Co owner lrenewaD. Sl,ill 20
lilST ST 600 W: same ast same (renewal;
10th ST. col W: same agt same trcne.al
10TH ST COZ T.: j Warm agt II Gudelman.
py ner: A Bedeck T. E1terman. SherSin. GuSsie
sheryin. Fannie Bedec, and Annie Elerman or
Alierman. lessees aud contractors. S2sj
GOTH ST los. Miller sgt NJ Ballin.
owner: : Abramowtz. contractor. 500
9TH Av. 499. II German agt Henry, Willie {
ard Marie ID Bergh. eXrs. etc owners; I Coulscn
sons lessees (renewal). $3.50
The Bronx.
TNDERCLIFF Az. 1921 and 1893: l. Cantor ami
! Sussmsn agt Coustn Mtg Co. owners. Z VI Butler.
,outrartor sGl 30
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
REAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH OF MaNHATrAN
- TsTAsIis5iD Is@ -
DUFF FF&OONCER| |
REAt ESTATE hAsActhtsT SAFES ., = hppsAssS fsSr
MADIsONAyt, opNEp Soiy J
TrlrproNt LLkox i7l5
COUNTRY.

FOR ZONES I'm the real country neN HeN
an West aga street Phone 1850 Madison
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

2 story modern nrproot b1ildfhf.
All meals served IN ap,mis. h'ery
convenience. all outside rooms. per
manent light. large closet space.
most convenient location ~ city.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Apply 90 premises
y. q. FOLEY.
Resident Manage"

Cha.. r. de Cassno'A
Agent on PREMISE, s.,
or your own erOs.@ S.s
Tel. Columbus 'ss~
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Description.

New 8 story high class eleva-
tor house. all outside rooms
specially adapted to bachelors
Service. etc. under personal
supervision
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
NOVEMBER 80.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 3sl r. A Schonberser ast Friedman
Bros Son et al July % 1910: S21i
nah Eiias ct al. Oct u, 1914: 1922
9TH ST 323 and 1875 East; National Sash aud
Door Co agt II Frank et al. Oct l3. 1914: $50
MONTGOMERY ST. IS and 81: l. Levine. Inc
sgt Hebrew kindergarten aud Day Nursery ct al :
Aug ~ 1914: $50
esfriI ST. l. to 40 Z: NJ Pi-,utiello sst Borough
Realty Co ct al. Nov II. 1914. Ssi i3
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 20
Manhattan.

CANNON ST. es. l2j East Houston ST. a5xl00
Isabella Schwab ct al agt Louise for ei al fore
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
The Bronx.

BAINBRIDGE Az, D. at eOlst a. 3s.ir
100: I LohmAnn 20 Marie Hildenbrand. 80 4 2olst
IT. Nov 80. due Jan /. 1918: ) c: siijs. Mann. u
4 :. As6 Hway. ST. 900
HATHGATE Az. $. 100 I7sd st. 5or5ss II
u Tap 20 7 q 4 T Co: Nov 20. due as per bond :
atty. r a. A r co. S. 600
CIIEEvER III. e cor exterior II. 81 .eIl0o: I'd
wards a Go. Inc. 10 II " MrCsndless. 800 ID II.
Brootlyn lgTior mtg s3o.oool: Nov Is: ga ", p
c: atty, l. A 7 Co. Si9. 500
GRAND BOULEVARD and C0NCouRsE. e cor
EA.i burnside U. lo29I irreg. q schoref 10 W
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
HALLOWEEN H00DLUMS
BUSY IN NORTH PART CITY

Notwithstanding the alleged vigilance
of the police, the hoodlums made lie
miserable for residents Of the north part
OF the city Thursday night. AS pre-
ludc to their Halloween depredAtions the
hoodlums broke down shrubbcry. set
fires I'm the streets, soapcd windows and
carried off about everything around the
residences where the articles were not
chained down.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
TOM HALL TELLS A JOKE
ON HIMSELF AS UNKNOWN

Railroad Commissioner Thomas l. Hall.
who is running for reelection on the re-
publican ticket with most excellent
chances of success. has been having "A
little fun at his own expense, finding
cut just how really conspicuous lac and
his fellow nominees below the head of
the ticket are in the present campaign.
while in Omaha dropped into several
places of business" said Mr.. Hall. and
took occasion to inquire just incidentally
of clerks or others If they could please
tell me who was running for railroad
commissioner on either the democratic
or republican ticket. IN every case ex-
cept one the answer was. I don't know.
] asked several if they could tell me the
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
REGISTERING OF TEACHERS
STARTS SATURDAY MORNING

Registration ~ teachers for the con-
vcntion of the Nebraska state Teachers
association is e. begin SATURDAY. morn
ing at the Hotel Rome. J. T. Matthews
of Grand Island. treasurer OF the ass"
citation, plans to establish headquarters
there at that time and begin taking en-
rollmcnts. Last year this policy was
pursued. with the result that most 4
the teachers Of Omaha South Omaha and
the county registered before the rush
came in the convention week This
greatly facilitated the matter uC han
ding the enrolment
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
lack CuddingtOn
Takes His Own Life

lack CuddinEton. g. years old and a
sewer contractor, VOL known here.
ended his own life Thursday by tho gas
route, at the Bouquet aotcl where hc has
been roomiug for some time. bcspon.
deucy over financial matters Is sven as
the cause Tor his death
CudiinEton was found tate FRIDAY morn.
inS 10y Raymond Nu,l the hotel porter.
who kicked in the door when nc amc'lcd
gas. \ letter addressed to a local news
paper, containing general scoryhing for
certain officials. denoted that his mind
was dCranEcd. Cuddinston FOR while
was In charge Of small hotel in Ere
mont
Zee Want ADS Produce Results
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
UNION PACIFIC STARTS
BOOSTS FOR BIG EXPO

The Union Pacific has commenced the
distribution of 100000 autographed col
ored stickers advertising its exhibit at
the San Francisco exposition. The exhibit
is a reproduction OF the Yellowstone Ma
tional park and Old Faithful Inn. The
stickers comprise a set of six different
views, each carrying the caption, Meet
me at Old Faithful Inn"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
MISS HAZEL REED SUES CAR
COMPANY FOR BIG DAMAGES

Alleging that her nose was smashed
and that she sustained permanent facial
blemishes and permanent injuries when
her auto was run into by a street car
at Sixteenth and Emmett streets last
month Miss Hazel Reed, stenographer.
las filed suit for $500 damages against
the street railway company.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31

names cf tic railroad commissioners 40
enc could"
Mr. Hall in relating IT, chuyklod 20
what nc considered a rich Joke ON him
self as we'll as his colleagues and op-
uonents
And yet. this is as important an office
as We have I'm the state"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
TO BUILD SECOND EDlFlCE

At the annual session * the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist, committee
appointed for the purpose reported that
they deemed It advisable to establish a
new church in the west portion of the
city.
owing to the rapidly growing ConErc-
cation of the First church. tho commit
tee was organized at former meeting
and definite action on its report will he
taken in the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
Foley oatnsrri. TDbIets.

You will like their positive action. The
have a tonic effect on the bowels. and
give a wholesome, thorough cleansing To
tho entire bowel tract stir the liver 10
healthy activity and keep stomach sweet.
Constipation, headache dun. tired feelins
neve- afflict those who use Foley Cath.
artic Tablets. Only &c. Specially COM
fortins 10 stout persons. Who enjoy the
light and free feeling they give. All
Gealers eTe.-AdyeTt;>emnt
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31

Offered i'm a fun size davenport
on the duofold, the small size bed.
This davenport when opened IN
makes a large size sleeping bed,
on which one may rest On a san
itary spring and mattress Frame
is unusually heavy, upholstered in
guaranteed Imperial leather over
steel spring construction. Won
derful value at this low price.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31

any Of the rlc1ror they tried to force on
him or 90 pay the campaign assessment
with which he was asked TO come across,
aud this is the way the committee is get
ting even with Kim.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Tom Hughes, travelling passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific is back from
three weeks spent IN California. He re-
manned several days i'm San Diego. and
while there a number Of times met II.
J. Penfold. formerly of Omaha, but now
an exposition promoter.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
KARBACH MAKES CAMPAIGN
HIS PERSONAL ISSUE

Comment is hcins evoked by the adyrr-
tsine matter put out by the republican
county committee giving special consider
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-31
MAKE ELECTION DAY PLANS
Republican County Committee Per
fects It's Organization.
T. L. HALL ELECTIoNEERS HERE
wesley Gard Uands out Cards at
street Car BARNS for His Attor-
ncy, ~. 4. bronze, Candidate
for County Attorney.

The republican county committee has
held final meeting to perfect plans for
election DAY work. The precinct organiza.
ton consists OF ward captain and two
supervisors and two boys arc to be hired
70 pass out pocket cards containing the
names Of the party candidates The in
structions TO the boys are to handle nc
other cards or literature except that fur
nished by the committee and to call Tor
their Ray at headquarters room in the
state bank building Wednesday morning
between 10 and L. \ motion to instruct
the chairman to furnish the precinct com.
mitteemen with the usual cha,lenger's GER
titicates was ruled GU; OF order by Chair
man Thomas.
State Railway Commissioner T. L. Hal
is dong a little personal canvassing In
Omaha. He is wroth at the lies which
the opposition is using against him. He
says he has been republican for eighteen
yCars-ever since the silver issue was VI
and further, that no ono is likely to mis-
take him for Or 7. l.. Hall and that Or
Z. l. Hall himself is one Of his firm
friends, who has assured him his persona
support.
Wesley Gard, the street car motorman
who was indicted on charge of periur,
as juror, has been making the rounds
of the street car barns in behalf of hi
| attorney, II. c. Bromes candidacy To-
county attorney, telling the street car mel
that If Bronze was, elected the indictmen
! will be quashed
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settlements. It's seventy miles to
Vernon, Texas. but l got a pony
the first time l ventured to Doan's
store, and it's carry you, If |
have to walk at your side. Wen
make a festibul march of that
journey, and lay in clothes as a
girl should wear, and books to
last through the winter"
Wilcox rose and explained that
they must cross the mountain. AS
they traversed it, he reminded
her that she had not gathered any
flowers.
"Why?" asked Lahoma, show
ing that her neglect to do so was
intentional.
Wilcox said nothing, but the
next time they came to a clump of
blossoms he made a nosegay.
What you do with that?" La
home pointed at the flowers in his
hand.
I'm going to put 'em on your
mothers grave"
"She not know. Not see. not
smell. She dead"
"Lahoma, do you know any
thing about God?"
"Yes-Great Spirit"
well, | want God to know that
somebody remembers your
mother. It's God that smells the
flowers on the graves of the
dead"
They walked on. Pretty soon
Lahoma began looking about for
flowers, but they had reached the
last barren ledge, and no more
came in sight.
Take these, Lahoma."
mo. Couldn't fool God" They
began the last descent. wilcox
suddenly discovered that tears
were slipping down the girls face.
Suddenly Lahoma cried joyful
1y, "Oh, look, Brick, lookl" And
she darted toward the spot at the
foot of a tall cedar, where pur-
Pile and white blossoms showed in
profusion. She gathered an arm
full, and they went down to the
plain.
"Her heads toward the west, ="
he said, as they stood beside the
pile of stones. Lahoma placed
the flowers at the western mar
gin of the pyramid. Wilcox laid
his at the foot of the grave. He
took Lahoma's hand, and his
heart throbbed to find that she
showed no disposition to draw
away.
He looked up with a great sigh
of thanksgiving. well, God" he
said softly, here she is-You
sure done it,"