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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16

mems families during strikes, prOba-
bly, never known publicly. All that
would be avoided - stop to realize
what that means we had prop
er arbitration laws and reasoning
power enabling us to operate inteIli-
gently under the law.
Stop to realize what it would have
meant in the Colorado strike war, tero
rible in its results, had intelligent
arbitration been compulsory on the
demand on the part of the employee.
So in other great strikes and lock-
outs, like at the Colorado mines, if it
had taken five years to gain a little
advantage it would have been better
than the war and no gain, destruc-
ton of communities, 1t is a step
backward in the march toward free
dom for the working class.
G.. A. Walters letter in The Day
Book is one that awakens serious
thought. I would suggest that we
at the present concentrate on obtain
ing a proper arbitration law as sug-
gested in my letter in The Day Book
Of July8. This would allow, what in
sufficient business there is going on,
to continue interruptedly.
Does not the adjustment Of prices
of living necessities as compared to
possession or means come under the
duties of the Q. S. department of
commerce and labor?
If so I would suggest that The Day
Book take up a short campaign to
rally the people to present the ques-
ton before said department. Also I
would suggest that The Day Book
take up a campaign for preparation
and enactment of an arbitration law
and election of an arbitration board,
as spoken of in this and my letter in
The Day Book Of July 8.
The arbitration board should have
power to recommend adjustment of
prices of living necessities to proper
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16
Some belong in salt water and some
in fresh water. And one species of
dogtish makes the great lakes its

habitat. 3D.. 80
The dogfsh is the swell dresser
of the fish family, having a handsome
coat of hard, glistening scales. But
fine scales don't make fine fish-the
temper of the dogfsh is far from
sweet and he bites and acts up so no
good fisherman has, any respect for
him. When he's hooked, however,
he's a pretty good sport and puts up
a fine fight for liberty.
AS food the dogfish is no more pop
ular than if he were just plain dog
instead of dOgish- hungry fishermen
who have tried it say that a dogfsh
fry has much the same flavor as
baked cotton batting or stewed saw
dust. But the dogfsh isn't altogether
a useless 'beastie" has a very
good iver-that is, it's good for oil
and the oil industry is quite impOr-
tant wherever the dogfish abounds.
AN ARBITRATION LAW. - The
car men struck two days and we all
agreed that we did not want the
strike, so we got together on arbitra-
ton. Thereby we narrowly escaped
great inconveniences, loss of money
and dangers; doubtlessly loss of life.
This same result would have been
had without the two days strike had
we had an arbitration law, compuI-
sorry on demand of one party, either
employer or employee, and had we had
ability necessary for arbitration. The
strike did stir up the public feelings,
the thoughts of the city council and
mayor so that it became more easy
to start arbitration. This would not
have been needed had the car mems
union been used to think and speak
in the line Of arbitration.
Look at the great carpenters strike
and lockout, where hundreds and
thousands were or were threatened
to become involved, and where great |
9 ~, Trvoy.c
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16
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GOING DOWN!

Gabe-He says he is a descendant
of a great family.
Sleeveless, and he is still descend
mg.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS F0R SALE
California.
Southern California
Orange Groves

Il is Just as easy, just as profitable
and oh. so much pleasanter, 90 own an
orange grove in southern California than
to own a wheat farm, cotton plantation,
land investment.
Find out the truth about orange grow
ing. Learn what the groves actually
produce: how many boxes 20 the acre,
and what the average price OF the box,
net 20 the grower, has been year after
year.
Faontana IA in the heart OF southern
California, ON the main line railroads, on
the Foothill boulevard. on the interurban
electric from Los Angeles; not far from
Riverside. Rediands. Highlands, Alta
Iona, Claremont: on high ground. mini
mum frost damage. Already noted for
the superlative quality OF It's Washing
ton navel oranges and Beedless grape
fruit.
Fontana In the oldest, strongest. larg-
est and most experienced OF the orange
groves TO order" concerns operating In
California. Hundreds OF mon and women
all over the United States are saving to
Il FontaaS. And while they are saving
their trees ere already growing. Bg-
perts are caring for them At lower cost
than. II the owners themselves could bo
on the ground.
Fontana orange. lemon or grapefruit
groves. any kind Of trees You prefer, any
assortment, planted TO order" Tor 500
an acre. This includes land, good, water
rights with concrete irrigation system,
and pedigreed trees planted and ready
TO grow. Terms. one-fifth cash. balance
years. Groves ore. two and three years
old at higher prices, similar easy terms.
send for our booklet ''The BUSINESS OF
Growing Oranges" then when you come
70 the expositlons investigates on the
ground.
THOMAS %. CAMPBELL q COMPANY,
Room 23s washington Building.
a ttf Los knenleH Gals
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
, HoUsEs-MoDERN

HOUSES-M
ar. 1920 Emmett, Kountze Place. SIS.
ser. 905 s. 3ist, very choice. SO.
err, 1904 ~, 10Th, good yard, so
e-r., 1921 Grace, nearly new, $50
6-r, ss0e N isth. snap at $22.5O.
6-r., 1892 Maple, owner pays water, $3.50
SIR, 3s1s Charles. newly painted, gar
S-r., SOiO Emmett. Kountze Place, $3.50,
S-r.. 906 Hickory. close to stations, $50.
SIR. 1910 S. 18th, Hanscom park, water
paid, s25.
s.r. ssi1 n. 18th. sleeping porch; oak
s-rp ISIS Emmst. arranged for fam
lilies. $50,
s-r, 2lS0 Binney. beautiful corner. $50.
9-r, 2574 Spaulding, large yard, 80.
HotusEsEMobERN EXCEPT HEAT HI ~
ar, 62o s. goth, close in, SIS.
CIR, 536 s. oath Ave. close In; barn, S25
7-r., 2JOS n. 18th, large yd.. garage. $50
ST., 1851 n. nth, suitable for fani-
s-r.. 4ll1 Burdette, Clifton HILL large
~ HousEs-PART MODERN
Arr, 1874, s. 2lst, water. gas, toilet, 80
ar. 1921 n. Sith, water, gas, $40.
5-r., 1925 Evans. wen water; yard, SIS.
5-r., 1909 Spaui ding, water. gas, toilet, sl5.
6-r.. 1867 Corby gas, water toilet,
FLATs-MopERN
or. 1906 Emmett. large yard. sleeping
porch, gas range, $3.50
.oss 7r, 5eS s. 2sth Ave. close In choice
Ten, 502 8. 18th, close In. S35
FLATS-MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
Ar, 2019-2S n. 9th. new, water paid, SIS.
Ar, 1898 Patrick Ava, new. water
paid, SIS
ar. 25Os N. cath, gas range, refrigerator;
new, water paid, $2250
5-r.. 500 N 21st, close in, 5000.
Send for our weekly printed Hist
HASTINGS q HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey St,
HOUSES FOR RENT
| $l2.O0-4-r.. 40 So. 9th Ave.
$l5.00-6-r., 4i2 So. 9Th Ave.
$36.00-6-r., 31iS Half Cass St, modern.
$25.Oo-7.r.. 2Se0 Fort St. modern.
tS6.oo-s-r. bungalow, 1921 No, 14th Ave.
new. modern
St0.Oe-7-r., 1870 No. 6th ST., Bemis PARK,
modern.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
$i2.O0--6-r., 26l4 No. 18th St, modern ex-
cept heat.
iSs6. OO-6-r., $50 Park Ave, modern.
S4O.eo-I-r., 100 so. 18th St.. modern, jani-
tor service
S4O.Oy--.-r.. 2s5s Farnam St. modern.
A5.00-6-r., 6lS SO. 18th St, modern. jani-
Ss1.So-s,r., GIG So. 18th ST.. modern. jani-
GEORGE & COMPANY.
902 City NATL Bank Bldg.
Phone Doug. 1852
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Washington.


My farm OF 2i0 acres situated in the
foot hills OF the Colvilie valley, Wash
ington: 3 mile from good school; IA
miles from town; S miles from county
seat Owing 10 the mountains on north,
east and west, our climate is for the
year the best in the United States. FIX
tremo heat or cold, earthquakes and cy-
clones unknown. We have been Flowing
here daily since March 10,
Reason for selling, failing strength,
owing TO old age.
Entire farm well fenced and orchard
and grounds IN good condition. House
and barns nearly equal to any IN town
ship; good we'll and springs. Orchard OF
so bearing trees: apples, pears, cherries,
apricote, peaches, plum and prune, also
berries; a acres under cultivation or In
alfalfa, balance pasture or tlmber-pinc,
fir and tamarack. Crops mostly planted.
VIII sell all cheap, 1850. II half cash,
balance mortgage; or third cash, balance
time, on contract Of sale; or viii sell 50
separate, no buildings on same.
Inquiries by mail answered promptly.
l. A. DEXTER, Meyers Falls, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS ron SALE
Nehrrakn.

GO ACRES. Sioux county, Neb., IS per
acre, with more. suitable for mixed
farming and stock raising. not sand hills.
good Investment for speculation. Owner,
y. 8. Baker, Harrison, Neb.
MUST sell fine L-sectiOn Holt county,
worth $40 per acre. mtge. s.. 20; viii
trade for good auto, cottage or vacant lot:
1900 acres Brown county, Neb.: will sell
&c sacrifice. Write or wire owner, Thos,
II. Adams, 413 Karbach Blk, Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
CALL DOUG 288
Fidelity Van and Storage Co.
10th and Jackson SITS.
HOUSES PARTLY MoDERN.


1906 Charles. s-r.. sewer water. gas. $500
i64s Seward. 5-r.. all modern except
HOUSES STRICTLY MODERN. -''''
1914 n. SGth, 5-r., high ground, car
gs2 n. 18th, 6-r.s excellent condition. 80
1900 n 9th. 6-r, choice brick, hard
- wood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, n 80
1923 Lafayette. ar. desirable, good
o,,o Location ., 5000
2olj Charles, 6-r., new brick, hard
- WoOu 100 ............... JOVO
2llI Writ ST., 9-r., garage. ......l...... 900
IS "a PSrR AYE aye, 5-ra deslraele.'; 500
sun room, high grade. ...'. .i.'.'.., so 90
FLATS, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT 80
$50 =. 18th, 5-r., hardwood floors :. SIS 80
1866 8. 18th, Ter. splendid value...... 70. 90
- FLATS, ALL MODERN.
iSoe ONO St, The Clyde. ar, steam
TBS :, 27tp, s,r. fine corner Nat. '.O'O'
1s7 S. Goth, i-r., wall bed in living -O'VO
room. hardwood finish, new 80. 5000
SOS3 Davenport e-r., very desirable.
MoDEEirNi APAi IN - 'i'VO
HEAT. JANIToR SERVICE.
iB,oswortii, III Howard, pr. and bath $50 90
lrDana, 1917 Park Ave, 5-r and bath 10. 90
Pasadena. 40 Park Ave. Ar. and
ATMsTRoNiiG-TAIsH Gso ssH saS 80 90
Phone Tyler lsa6 state Bank Bldg
HOUSES.
,2s1i Chicago ST., rms, modern. Ser
1919 Cass St. s rms. ali modern. $40.
1904 Glenwood Ave, rms. strictly mod
ern, $40.
25I5 Cunning st. ed floor. rear, 8 rms.
modern except heat $3.50.
2579 Cunning ST cd floor 'front.'. 3 rms,
modern except heat. $500.
4fs So. 18th ST.. rms. partly modern
cd north. sfl.
1754 Leavenworth St. rms, x22.50.
bA So. 10Th ST., rms. (St. Louis fla1.
strictly modern $3.50. 4 -
2577 Cunning 81: CD floor 'front.', 8 rms.
partly moderRnbi Ss9hq,MT,Nrs
THE Sterling" 18th and ST. Mary's
Ave. three and fIve-roouY apartments. ali
modern. See janitors on first floor AT
rear OF building.
First Trust Co.
so9-5 So. 18th ST. First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Douglas ILL.,
WEST FARNAM--S rooms 2 baths very
modern. S2S NJ 18th Ave. Doug. 2947.--o
SIN rooms. 7lB s. 57th, s25. Strictly mod
orn, electric lights. Webster 1850 70
lsIX-RoOM house. SO44 Curtis Ave, with
chicken house and yard, all kinds of
| fruit, good shade, nice lawn. Phone
Webster beo3. Do not call Sunday.
lao North 18th. mod. rooms, $50.
2OS South 4lst, mod, rooms s25
$500 North 24th. mod, rooms, $50.
l4 South 9th, mod, s rooms, s25.
| 1916 sherman Ave, II rooms, $s5.
az south 18th St, 8 rooms. $3.50
JOHN n. FRENzER, Douglas 55I.'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

cn l1s acres Of good farm land. sss miles
nom Blair. Feb. For further particulars
write n Martin. Owner. Little Fails,
1flnn.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

aENTEIt8, WORCESTERSHIRE op-
portunilT. 1900 acres irrishtod wheat
and alfalfa land for settlement a. Waller
Mont t4l.ao to ~ per acres fifteen years
time. For partlcuiara, write Nauer Farm
kalss Co. BOX 100. Waller. Mont
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
First Trust Co.

Dwelling, Ala So. 3sth ST.. tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con-
dition. LocationlA-1 BENZ.
S. Baker. Phones D4s2, H317.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

sc BFandeis Bldg. Douglas bas7.s
CHICKEN Rsisers--Ten acres. g cash, s
monthly, near lrondale. Mo-; - hens,
- fruit trees, 600 etrawbsrFy Dlanta
egerything yolIrs for sloS Owner, ieaeA
Hodlam0nt, 81. Lontns
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

BIGGEST land sale OF the year now on.
100 furty-acre farms tfeO each. Good land,
Well settled locality. Close to railroad.
81 per acre Il half actual value. Great
est bargains II South Missouri at sensa-
tlonal prlccs Write today for free liter
xSasss ss,y. 4 Essssa EMS a Benton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

Is hcnes In section =, township I, range
Is. east, IA Eemaha county. Nebraska.
balance payable Ia one. two and three
years and interest AZ 8 per cent an
mum; this land Il located Ia the fruit
belt OF Nebraska; land owned by nom
81 Iansdon. ~ Range Building. Omaha.
.fl5N-AcRE tract la Sarpy county. half
IIii,o o. station on main line. four miles
~ papilIcn and ten Of south Omaha
nl oFrrncnLa. kltl0 house. just built Ali
Necessary oufbulidlugs Free use o. three
acres alfalfa on railway riGht-of-Way adj
puInInE Possession IN desired. Price,
Nf10 $3.50 cash. balance time. Lock
''es apnnguel1 Aeb'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Missouri Farns

No interest. no taxes: 10 or 20 acres ali
zine climate. gn11 EAter and the best
Mandy TO good markets. schools and
csS. phens Or write
IT Small
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

sToP. Looks READ,

Now 10 the firne 70 come 10 Canada and
buy good farm. The safest Investment
on earth rs earth itself have some Of
ern Canada that vii make you money.
Close TO town. consolidated school and
church. Sec me fer cheap Investments.
Seventeen years experience IN Western
Canada lands. +. II. Bcvair. D'Arcy.
6ask.. Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

tttV-lb54 N, 10Th 81, 3-r. mod. ex heat
~ Fa-sf2 Spalding. 7-r, mod ex heat
s.ht0-2s0l Pratt ST.. 5-r., all modern
tsl.s0-1l2 Sherman Ave, 5-r., all mod
S0.oo-5si2 Florence Blvd, SIR. all mod
houses
-AHNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
nousias llsi. Ware, Blocks
DOUBLE house, il0s-iso5 North Fortleth,
modern.
7-room house $50 Hamilton. modern
except heat Call Walnut a6o6'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

FOR RENT FLATS
eroom steam heated flat. 9l9 S. l2th
- IN winter. SIS Ia summer.
FELL & PiNkERTON CO.
6& state Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. millinery makers
and assistant trimmers. Must have had
experience in making high class hats; no
others need apply
WANTED in our millinery work. rooms.
apprentice girls TO work on best hats;
prefer those hoving this seasons expert
ence. Apply manager millinery dept, Me-
braske Clothing Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

b3ARGAIN-14o-acre farm 20 miles nom
AinneaDolies 10 acres / der cultivation,
q acres good meadow, & acres timbered
pasture; can practically all be cultivated,
coed corn Land. farm Il fenced; lo-room
house. barn, EranarY, mach ne ahed. wind
mil. etc; " head good milk cowa, 4 good
hor4ea, harnesses, wagons, complies sol
~ machinery. hors. chickens and every-
thing on the farm goes 81 ~ per ACRE,
=. 90 cash, balance can stand for 10 years
a. per cent, schWab hroa.. 1o8 lly-
HAVE 10 aerea Of Minnesota land, Will
trade for city property; will accept Nc
tlola "a first payment Address d go.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

ARE YOU GOING 10 BUY LANDf
Il 50 you SHOULD first get a copy of
has lands advertised In Il from nearly
every state. 90 that you can find just
what you are looking Tor In Ats columns.
u keeps you informed on land oppor-
you perBopai help Ia finding land, Bena
sc today for 8 years subscription. or Zoe
Tor three months trial Il will be stopped
zeal Ealalo ihuflnal.- Trner Iowa -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Peters Trust Co.

MAPLE APARTMENTS.
18Th AVENUE AND HARVEY ST.,
Beautiful 4sr0om apartment, with large
private porchesi elegantly furnished In
fumed oak; no children summer rate,
tllD. Phone Douglas 1854.
APARTMENT
IN the Maewood, 8ii Harvey; living room
with beaIUed ceiling. built-ln bed. built-ln
doors with balcony facing Harvey ST
kitchenette has gas range. refrigerator
end cabinets complete. Extra large we'll
equipped bathroom. Large clothes closet
with cheVal mirror A very desirable
apartment AZ only $50 winter rate and
"a 70 summer rate. First class service
and plenty % hot water all the year
around.
ERNEST SWEET.
once. 25il Harvey ST. Douglas INA ;
FOR RENT FLATS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

10 sMTTLnRs oNLT-aao acres for $500
sand >. A. Tranv, Fort Morgan Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
ADartnnentS

SIX ROOAs, In the barnard at Park
Ave. and Leavenworth ST.. st7.bo.
SIX ROOMS. In the sherman, 500 sher-
man Ave; vacant SOON $3.50.
FIVE ROOMS. IN the Georgia, at lOio
Georgia Ave, east front. so
-FOUR ROOMS. IN the Athlone. al 18th
and Douglas SITS, so.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

RICH MEXICAN LAND FOR BALE.
La Soma plantation on west coast OF
Mexico contains ninety square miles
every acre under irrigation, main Zine
Of railroad within two miles; also nine
mile frontage Ia ocean with land-locked
tion facilities. Land that Yields two
crops OF corn year can be purchased
on this plantation for one-fifth the price
81 corn land IN Iowa. For particulars
write p J. Becker. eastern reprose nfativo
ran Sorenza sugar Co. Bend Ill.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

BOoKKEEPER AND sTENo.. sN
OFFICE MANAGER AND SALESMAN
MUST TAKE OYER ESTABIISHED
BUSINESS. INVESTING &i25
ADVERTISING SOIICIT0R
COOPERATIVE REFFRF.NCE ca
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