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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-04
Arabls Situation Not Alarming.

Washington, d. c., Oct Awhile
Germany's note on the Arabic is not
entirely satisfactory, the situation is
not considered critical mad there is
reason to hope that Germany will in
the end accede to the wishes of the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-04

LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Culls from the Wire

The women suffragists named by the
first National Congress OF Woman Vot-
ers held In San Francisco September 10,
to deliver to President Wilson a petition
asking national suffrage for women. ar.
rived at Chicago.
Tan Shi Yam. Chinese, convicted In
New York OF opium smuggling, died at
the federal prison at Atlanta yestei day
OF starYat on, after refusing for nearly
two months TO eat. Tan Shi Yam refused
to eat from the day he entered prison.
An application for a writ OF habeas
corpus In behalf OF James c. Bulgar.
sentenced TO be hanged before midnight
Saturday for the murder OF LLOYD r.
Nioodemus a Denver hotel proprietor. IN
May 1914 was denied In federal district
court at Denver.
AS result of their legal admission
OF the charges OF reimbursement OF
prohibition laws made In the custer suit
against them, Mayor p. II Crump n,
A. Uuey, vice mayor, and w, NJ Stan
ton. police judge, were suspended from
office AZ Memoirs by decree OF Chan
cellors Fentress and Heiskell The CITY
commission OF which the ousted offlcerS
were members, immediately elected
George Q. Love, mayor. ana 4. o. Ash
croft and w. r. McIain 70 the places
left vacant on the commission. and R
II. stickley police judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
south side DowIers.


President p. J. Martin OF the South eide
Republican club Is about 10 call another
meeting Of the clue.
Office space for rent In Bee office. 23ls
N street. Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South n.
Coach Patton will not accompany the
foot ball toam TO Lincoln this afternoon.
Assistant Coach Hugh Mccullough will
take charge of the squad.
Jake Thomas, negro. of Myserviile,
Miss. was arrested, charged with resist
ing an officer. He had a revolver, a box
OF cartridges and flashlisht
The "oh, Me; Oh. My" girls are sched-
uled to bowl at the Brunswick alleys this
evening. The usual crowd OF enthusiastic
rooters will probably be on hand.
Mrs. j. Rocking. 1923 North Twenty-third
street, will entertain the ladies' Aid
society OF the Central InterdenominatlonaI
church this afternoon at o. clock,
Save time and trouble by buying your
steamship tickets to and from the old
country at the Savings Department OF
the Live Stock National Bank in South
Omaha.
Members of the Woman's CAristisn
Temperance union gave a Mothers day
program of the West Side Interdenomina-
tional church at Thirty-eighth and y
streets yesterday afternoon. Delegates TO
the recent temperance convention in Linz
coin spoke of the work done In Nebraska
and urged the women Of the church 70
Want ads for The Bee may be left ct
The Bees branch office, 2s1g n 81. Rates,
&c a word for one time. ihc q word each
day for three days and lc a word each
day for week. Prompt and courteous
service,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
WAR WILL NOT CAUSE
ANY SHORTAGE OF GEMS

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-That there win
be no shortage of diamonds and other
precious stones for iewelry trade on ac-
count OF the war is the belief Of customs
officials.
All classes OF precious stones, including
pearls. entered at this port this month
had total value OF sos. SOS. a gain Of
nearly q. 10000 over September. when the
imports were returned at t2.l0s,2S2
According 10 reliable reports, the CON
ditions brought about by the war are
forcing many European owners OF valu-
able gems to dispose OF their holdings to
American importers
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

LAO A., the most beautiful ranch
proposition In the entiIe west TO-
day. IL M. out from Crawford, IA
grass, red and white clover, buff
falo, wheat and gramma grass pas
ture, nice stream OF running water
heavily timbered in places; Is about
excellent valley farm land. 100 A.
20 A. of alfalfa Place Is ell fenced
and cross-fenced into several dit
ferent fields; has an excellent D.
roomed frame house, with stone
cellar; has some sheds and cor
rals-it IL so nicely protected by
timber and hills that very little
shedding Is needed for stock. There
IL about $4,000 worth of lumber in
the trees on this place, and a saw
mill right on the place that can
go With tt66 the place i de desired for or
this place is decided land and GAO
acres Is covered by school lease.
which runs for several years yet,
and, at the expiration Of the lease.
then the owner has the first option
of releasing or buying. should the
tract be put up for sale. In all the
west there Is no other such ranch
as this one and anyone in this
nelghborhood will admit II, yet. on
account of a combination of cir
eumstances, can sell you this
terms as will suit you.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

only 81 III. north of Crawford-lays
only 2 NJ. from $50 and $50 land. 30
A. under cultivation, and the wheat
on this place this year went better
than 30 bushels to the acre, About
II A. is into alfalfa. On the south
edge there is 10 or is acres, of cot
wood creek cuts In and out OF the
south edge. The place Is all fenced
and cross-fenCed, and has a good
well, windmill and tank. You can
take this place and put 100 acres
more under cultivation and a good
one years crop will pay for the
place-only 81 per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
GERMANS TO ALLOW THE
JEWS RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

BERLIN, Nov. 5,-(ViA wireless to
sayville.)--The Jewish population in Po-
land Is not TO be disturbed by the Ger.
man administration In the exercise Of
prescribed religious duties. except as
these may be interfered with by the ex-
igtnoies of war. according to an order
issued by Governor General Won Resseler
at Warsaw on October IA Issuance of
the order was announced by thu over.
seas News agency today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

Here is a nice, small ranch-440
A., NJ. out from Marsland; nice
3-roomed frame house. good cellar,
good well, windmill and tank, and
some sheds. More than 100 A. of
this place can be cultivated, while
about 20 A. are now under cultiva-
tion-the soil is excellent. Bvery
SSfS Of W. place hssf ae snd grSsSea
grass, and in the valleys 1t Is
heavily timbered with pine timber,
giving you all the wood and posts
and poles you would ever need on
the place. have a good place, 2 NJ.
distant, with about 100 A. under
cultivation. that I will lease to the
buyer of this place If desired. Price
of this place. only SIS per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
WARDEN'S WIFE ATTACKED
BEFORE SHE WAS KILLED

JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. B-Dr. Haldane
ciemenAon, a former Chicago physician
serving life term in the psnitentiary
for murder. testified today in the trial of
Joe Campbell. a convict charged with
the murder OF Mrs. odette Allen. wife
of the former warden. that Mrs. Allen
apparently had been attacked before
she was killed in her bed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

800 A. OF hay land, only ~ miles
west OF Whitney, and about IL M.
northeast of Crawford. This place,
this year. produced better than 300
tons of hay and a great deal of II
is now In the stack and on the
place, so you can see for yourself.
If this half section was in eastern
Nebraska or Iowa 1t would be SELL
ing readily at $l50 TO $40 per acre,
yet, here, the hay will bring you
just as much per ton as 1t would
in the east, or will amount to just
as much feed into stock. Any part
OF this place plowed up and seeded
to alfalfa will bring from I to s
tons of alfalfa each year, or IL
would bring from II to IS per cent
ON your investment, after paying
you for your own labor and all the
hired help you need, II left just the
way It Is, and just cut the hay
each year. can sell you this tract
at only $50 per acre-$9,6OO, and on
easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
British Ship is on
Fire South of Halifax

HALIFAX, N. s.. Oct. 5-A veAsel. be-
lieved to be the British steamer Rio
Lagos. was reported on fire 800 miles
south Of Halifax In a wireless message
received here late today from the Danish
steamer Frederick VIII. The Rio Lagos
has q crew of thirty-five men.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
HAPPENINGS In
THE MAGIC CITY
0ld.Time Member Of Magic City
Police Force Dies After
Long Illness,
JACOB SMALL MEETS DEATH

Jacob Small old time policeman and
Waterman OF late died Wednesday even
ing at 10 o'clock at his home, l0]2 North
Twenty-s. venth street after an illness
Of many months. He IL survived by a
widow
For fourteen yenrs Small served az
South Omaha policeman. There was
not district in the Magic City in years
OF old too rough for him 20 handle.
Because OF tn 3 he was stationed on the
Q street beat, known as the worst The
district was known as wide open" at
the timo the officer took his Job. When
he loft & was one Of the best regulated
in the city.
During tho last election he was de-
feated for police Judge. Soon after re-
signing from the force In 1914 after an
argument with the lire and police COM
nilsson over tho enforcement of the law
In parts OF the city, he became night
Waterman for the Union Stock Yards
company. Soon after this. his health
begaa TO decline. several weeks ago he
was taken seriously III and the end
came yesterday.
Small was 4S years old. The funeral
will be held Saturday afternoon at the
residence. Burial will be in Graceland
Park cemetery. Rev. 3. II. Yerian will
offielatS,
MnadaH out for RambIers.
The South Side Mazda foot ball team is
out for the scalp OF the RAmblsrs. Anna
teur foot ball has taken a firm hold on
the South Side and the local team Conf
IDENTIFY expects 10 dump the nortner..ers,
who will meet them at Rourke park sun
day afternoon. A trip to Chicago Is In
the balance.
The game will be called at 1:s0 o'clock.
Because the Florence Athletics failed TO
chow up last Sunday according to the
schedule of the Pioneer league managers,
The Mazdas claimed the game by for
felt. They now lead the league By mar
gin OF three games.
Church Campaign Progresses.
The campaign TO retain the Sunday con-
verts assigned to South Side churches IL
on in earnest Ministers NJ Protestant
churches of every denomination are out
visiting homes daily and pledging con-
verts to church membership. Next sun-
days meetings at ali the different
churches will see one Of the largest single
increases in church membership In the
history OF the city. All organizations con-
neoted with the churches are taking new
stock also and are working In the cam
paign for the highest number OF new
members.
Are You Needyf
Flynn a Co. forcing the sale of a lot OF
odd suits and several new lines Of mems
dependable makes; $500 for q choice.
Here's chance TO pick from suits worth
up to s226o at 900. II you are suit needy
or expect to be later here IL the beat OPP
portunity you will have offered YOU The
clothing market is not weak. Prices are
stiffening daily and the goods we offer
you now will prove TO be unusual good
ones. Come and see for yourself
JOHN FLYNN A co
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

Now, don't let any hoodlum tell
you this Is a semi-aTid proposition.
Don't wait around and say: That
land cant be any good or II
wouldn't sell at that price This
land Is just exactly what l tell you
II is-any tracts ] am offering you
will produce bounteous crops IL
Many OF our farmers here have just
disced. and have never plowed their
land, with the result that weeds
- come up in place OF crops-your
high-priced eastern land win do the
same II farmed in that way. Come
here, give the country a good fair
trial and you will see that the
lars to the acre than will your
high-priced eastern land. Don't be
a pessimist and hold your nose and
the noses OF your family to the
grindstone all your life-be brave
enough and smart enough TO get
and get yourself a home as aid
your forefathens TO the now So
called east. The big money has al
ways been made on increase In
valuation This country will pro-
duce you an excellent living and
a nice profit, but where you will
make your BIG money Is on the
Increase in the valuation Of your
land.
can handle a few people on a
few places / save. with very small
first payments, II they are wide
awake and act at once.
ARAH L. HUNGERFoRD.
CRAWFORD. DAWES COUNTY.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
TAFT SUGGESTS SPANKING
FOR PUPILS WHO STRIKE

NEW YORK. Nov. b.-"A spanking
administered in the lap OF the parent Is
a mighty good remedy for silly boys
who would go on strike because they
don't like their school or tea0heFs. former
President William H Taft today told q
gathering Of school boys hsra.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
SWEDEN WILL CONVENE
PEACE CONGRESS SOON

LONDON, Nov. b-some Of the swed-
ish provincial journals say that the swed-
ish government will soon convene
peace congress az The Hague or at Malmo
according to a dispatch from Copen-
hagen. to the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

100 A., 81 NJ. west OF Whitney
and 10 NJ. north of Crawford. Good
3-roomed frame house, small barn,
COW shed. corral, good well and
fenced. Better than 20 A. under
cultivation. This place Is all ready
to move onto, and ! can sell II to
you at only s25 per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Field Club District
Large New
Residence

A beautiful brick residence: reinforced
concrete porch. brick balustrRdes, with
Bedford stone coping. front vestibule with
tile floor, coat closet with mirror door
Off Vestibule livin- room wit Z rep pnr.
bookcases, French doors between living
room and den; beam ceiling In living
and dining rooms; built-in buffet window
seat ard paneled wainscoting below plate
rail In dining room: oak finish on the
first floor and oak floors throughout;
kitchen with built-in china cupboards,
broom and table leaf closet. with clothes
and dust chute; rear entry for Ice. box
and drain: second floor has three large
bedrooms with, large closets and mirror
doors; large sleeping porch; bath room
has tile floor. base tub, pedestal lavatory
and shower bath; large attic; basement
equipped with laundry tubs, toilet, floor
drain piped for gas and wired for cleo
tricity with necessary wall plugs for
fans, irons and vacuum cleaner. Bntlre
house has up-to-date semi-indirect light
ing fixtures; all walls nicely decorated (;
screens for entire house; corner lot with
fine shade trees; paving all paid. Hans
com Park district Price. 1900 Terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas tS7O
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS ron SALE.


Nebraala.
COME TO DAWES COUNTY.
READ THE FOLLOWING OFFERINGS
HAVE FOR YOU
THEN. DON'T PRoCRAsTINATB
BUT COME AT ONCE
READ THE FOLLOWING oFFERINoi
HAVE FOR YOU
THEN. DON'T PRocRAsTINATE,
BUT COME AT ONCE
7N A., miles out from CrSw-
ford, one s-roomed house; one 4
roomed house; barn, with hay
NOV for Z horses / barn. with
hay NOW for s head OF horses; one
shed. 10 feet long, plank floor, for
30 head horses or cows; 4 large
house; cellar, ike feet. Place all
fenced and cross-fenced into sew
eral different fields; one hog pas
ture, with A-inch woven wire renee
which is In alfalfa This place has
railroad loading station, scales and
stock pens right on the place also
a small. never-falling stream, runs
right through the place, with few
rods OF timber on each side. This
creek and timber takes up about
80 or 90 acres outside of that, the
entire place Is farm land, and lie alt
under cultivation. and into crops.
40 acres is into alfalfa, while the
balance was into wheat this year
and raised more than ZOO bushels.
. 2A5 acres of this place Is UNI
der irrigation, the canals run right
through the place, is the first water
right on White river, and abso-
lutely free water. Nearly 300 acres
OF the balance Of the place can be
covered with water II one desires,
from q service ditch which runs
along the edge OF the place. How
ever, our lands here raised from
% to 60 bushels of wheat to the
acre. and good crops in proportion,
without irrigation, but once in a
while, when dry years come along,
the irrigation Is found a good thing
to fall back on. for II assures you
a good crop every year.
Other land adjoining and Htill
others further out from town are
holding for 800 per acre, and, bet
ter yet I can sell you this place
with 200 acres or mere already
seeded to fall wheat, just as 1t
stands. for $4,000. Terms 20 suit
purchaser.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
REAL EsTATE-soUTH SIDE
REAL EsTATB-soUTH SIDE
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 10 A. M
SALE TO TAKE PLACE ON THE
PROPERTY
PROPERTY,

opportunity auction sale
October 6th and bargain for the property sold for less
than offering
nonresident the brick building 25622662b66
BSx12O.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
REAL EsTATE-sUBURBAE
Dundee.
DUNDEE's NEWEST
RESIDENCE DISTRICT


is LOCATED
south OF Dodge St., west OF 18th 81,
north OF Howard st, and east OF b1d ST.
AND NOW OFFERED
FOR SALE.
With water, sewer and gas mains. oe-
ment sidewalks. curbing, paving, orna.
mental street lights, and all graded
f'O'i BUfLDfSG RESTRICTIONS
assure the future OF the neiEhborhood.
LOOK AT THE LOCATION,
Near a good school. close 10 car line. aud
only l6 minutes ride to retail business
YOU CAN'T MAKE A MISTAKE
II you buy In this addition, because it Is
IN the best part OF Omaha, where values
are sure TO advance. Reached by the
West Farnam-Dundee car line and the
Lincoln Highway. which road will be the
best paved, most popular and widely
known in the country
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
to ge, some Of these choice lots at the
present LOW PRICES and EASY
TERMS. which are only one-tenth cash
and / per. cent OF purchase price, pay
Let us teil you more about the ad .
yantages nf this addition and show you
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone Douglas 1856 CITY Natl Bl< Bld0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rrc-U Ann an smJJNa F0p CIeII
We can sell your real estate or business
for cash, no matter where located We
mean II. Write today describing what
receive this booklet free. y. r. LOOH
CO.. AOs w. Walnut St.. Dies Moinss. La
FOR SAI1Ec-By owner, lot In Evanston,
the exclusive residence district, on
Harvey St, near, SD; 60xl% feet price
penter. Harvey 69S.
FOR sKLE-Fino two lots. zSxf6 feet,
Kansas Ave, south side Miller park,
half block west Ath st. car line, sur
rounded by beautiful new homes, Cool
In summer. warm In winter. Web, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

for inspection 10 to ~
THIS webui thesoy brick building contains thirty and
heating repair
atoms inside will make splendid light houseeepins apartment This
for these improvements and will be the This
builder
outlay for improvements alterations.
TERMS OF SALE:
THIS PROPERTY WILL SOLD HIGHEST BIDDER ON
SATTRnAY NOVEMBER 9TH AT 10 A. NJ $500 CASH OR CHECK
MUST BE PAID AT SALE AND ONEFOURTH PURCHASE
PRICE WITHIN 10 DAYS The balance payable the Of $1,000
and mortgage taken when onehRlf purchase
SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6TIL 10 A. M.
JAS. L. DOWD CO., N p DODGE co,
Auctoneers. Harvey, Agent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW

BRAND NEW BUNGALOW
Just being completed, 6 rooms furnace
modern in every detail, oak finish CO
ment basement with floor drain. hot and
cold water. cement walks. east front lot
splendid neighborhood, close to school ;
price, $780, terms TO good parties Lo-
Gated on South S6th Ave near Martha.
G. G. CARLBERG,
Sia Brandeis Theator Bldg.
DANDY MODERN HOME S., 800.
Price reduced from 50, 500 for quick sale;
8 rooms, all modern, fine large lot, only
cash. balance easy monthly payments.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Omaha, ID. l7d.
OWNER will sacrifice SIR, strictly mod
ern house, with large sleeping room, oak
floors, woodwork nicely decorated Terma
Phone Webster u27.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06

UPPER WISCONsIN-Best dairy ana
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms: Ask for booklet "a on Wiscon.
IN oent Ir Land trent excellent land.
lands ask for booklet on apple oTehardA
Address Land and Industrial Depart 500
Line Railway. MinneapolIa MInn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE


NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE.
10 cows, team, tools crops and hens 20
with this lS0-acre farm; house, basement
barn, new silo. orchard and woods. Price,
$500.
HOME FOR THE HOMELESS AND
Joy FOR THE RENTER.
&c acres, house, barn, orchard. stream,
cows, team, tools. Price, $500
WHY HAMMER ALONG THE LINES
OF CITY STARVATION?
S0-acre farm, house, barn. orchard,
woods, stream, cows, village one mile;
city, g.; school, 20 rods. Price, 81, 400; $500
cash, 500 yearly. Write for photos, Rail
road fare one way TO purchaser. h NUN
SON. 2426 s. Salina St.. Syracuse, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
FOR RENT


s.r. and bath. new, modern, walking
SIR, modern, west Farnam district SO.
s-r. partly modern. 6th and Martha. Si6,
Sr, partly modern, 9Th and Martha, ~.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
18th and Douglas. DOUG. sous.
S SS5S s Mas9n St., rms. all mod. $50
llS6 $ nth St. > rms. all mod, SO 50.
si55 spencer 81, rms mod. ex, 1T sd.
~ Y. &th St, rms, mod. eN. hit, SIS
BIRKETT q CoMPANY. 80
s2S Bee Rldg. Douglas 6SS
Nooe-S-r.. mod. ex, heat, III S, I'd St
slsoo-6-r., new. mod. cottage; oak fin
ish paved street. 9Sst Parker
EEL ST. med r, e5 heat srsS oa sRr Ss ,N
ssa.OO-5-.:s strictly mod; fine location;
garage p Sa J. N TEgsB SS Co.
eos Omaha Nat, Bk. Douglas Hs2.
ll4 S. 18th St, 7-r., all mod. house, newly
pepered and painted; close in. S25.
S%Sl N Sgts SsepsSn!' ST. all modern err
'S RAS Is.n RIOS los P 69ss RSdf i5ss 80
FREp RENT / Mo- New or. cottage
s7is N; 20 St, '2s; s-r., 9slS S, Is ST, Si2
new flat, err, go n. e St. $3.50: sssi
Davenport . Go, S-r.' mod. So Y others, 3 70
10 O-r., Sozi y. st, 81. MCkitriCk Real
Es'a Co. Douglas 1859; Tyler 2l40 ].
GROOM cottage. rent cheap to small
family nlodern except heat newly
can Webster isl5 or $40 corby s 81
2loS N. 18th Ave. broom house, $40,
GlobeVan&Storage
Stores. moves, packs, ships: s-horse van
and men. sl.& per hr.; storage Sc per
mo. sstista1,ion guar n. 4s2S & Ty. sSo
NEW 7-room modern house. Ssi7 Seward.
FIYE-RooM eottaSe. s945 5lst St.
FIDELITY s HEENE1k FREE
vacant houses and apartments; also for
storage. moving, 18th ana Jackson sta
Gordon Van Co. t ssEIIs::
nS N. nth st Tel. d 50 or Har iSSi.
SEE the Central Furniture stores FREE
Maggards * Ks. s.: n I; y: . - ~;
ing, paclNng. shipping. i7lS webster St
Houses Creigh SONS 9 Co, Bee Bldg.
In all parts of the city.
T.C.Reed ssR f0l 4 . %SS.s:.
i2o1 Fernam n s1A
stores and offices.
MODERN, convenient offices. Continental
block Rates reasonable.
FOR RENT--Corner room, 32x1oo, in
county seat town; best location In city
and rent reasonable Address Temple
Craft Association. Aurora, Neb.
BRICK store to rent in Concordia, Kan,
22xSS. Growing city of 5000 pop. Paved
streets and all modern conveniences; 7
Ry' outlets; rich farming country pre-
two floors and basement Will repair to
suit tenant. Address G.. w. Mcdonald,
Concordia. Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
WANTED TO BUY

OFFICE furniture bought and sold. j.
G, Reed, 1207 Farnam. Doug. 6l4O
Strictly high grade piano Web. S72a
Yale buys everything % hand. Web. 1904
HIGHIcsT prices for old clothing. d. HlL
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Four second hand
wheels such as are used on go-carts or
baby buggtes; wheels must be In good
condition and from eight to ten inches In
diameter and all of the same size For
further information Phone Harvey 4693
WANTED to buy on monthly payments
small storeroom with living rooms
above in central school district. Phone
Red 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-06
Nebraska.

DO ACRES OF the best wheat land In
Western Nebraska; $50 acres school
30 stacks. of choice upland hay on only
part of the section this year; balance OF
grass stands knee-high, This and Is
CANT find better land anywhere. Price
Woo for school land in cash; SIS, 200 FOR
section $4,000 cash, oals to be paid
N,00 per year With interest ut 9 per
cent per annum. More cash. better terms
Will not separate. Write l2A Bee