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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-09-23

Mortgages and notes bought
aud sold. A. |. MYERS, Caldwell,
Idaho, over Hay 4 Boone's
store. If
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-09-23

After = woman has spent twenty
Year, trying to make a man Of her
con. alcag COMES another woman who
proceeds to make q fool OF him In
twenty minutes.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-09-23

And many a mans wonderful self
eontroI ia due to the fact that he has
hslpmeet-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-09-23

Concords aud Niagras, &c pei
10. Bring your boxes.
9-8O f. A. Powers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-09-23

They say links wife made him"
Then l hope she's lost the pattern"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
FOOTBALL
Loo Al.

LOCAL
l. L. :. VS. N0trc Dame Freshman
Central HiEh vs.. OAK PARK High
a, G;rindisv Tsld a, qt50 otciocls
STATE.
NJ, Pleasant intfsr school Va
Manistee High at Mt. Pleasant.
ern n a At Bay Bay t;it" city '' Da' ~''
water sl'' ~''' " e''1" A''' at ''''-
Nfuskevon TE{gh " Grand paoi9s
Central a. Grsnd rapiSs '''''
Grand Rapids Union vs.. Grand
Holland High ys' W Alumni at Hol.
land
son.
Owosso High ". Alumni AZ Dvyo1.o.
po1tiaS B7gb r. Aiur1,i a., r,oIo-
nae.
Rockford Hfgh vs. Alumni az Rock
ford
south Haven High vs Alumn. at
south Haver
saginaw Nrthur Hu ". Saginaw
tl-tcrn al sspiTav,
Shelby High n. F-eyout at Fra
mont
EAST.
parps,.l,.rJ, = ''-~.rl ,, p.p.
deiph,a- -'' '''' a. "'''-
i3lttsbtrub "a porr -ta.e ~ pi+,s
bursh u p Z '''' 90 'e d 2 ''''
hish 1' ~ Wash soP Ss,or SHa oeI' sFson vs. e-
Rrov,-p Ssrit.lr f,,t,,n.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
CHUG CHUG TO
RACE SUNDAY

iIarIey-Dayldsou Motorcycle club
endurance run, sunday. NOV e..
viii start from the club rooms at
W + Wandersee store. checking
ont az a. m o'clock Next
che king control, Nj. Clemens. next
control Armada Dinner ar Romeo.
Michigan, returning to Detroit via
Observation-Disclosures 70 club
rooms, where lunch VIII bc served
and prizes awarded. This run is
open 10 any motorcycle rider with
or without side cars 40 entrance
fcc being charged. Tho club of.
oials are Mr. Brown. starter. Mr..
Glen Stock sealer Mr.. Kerr. Nr
Friedman. Mr.. Troes.pl. Mr. Wan.
dersee are the Official ,hrcssrs.
each checking one control The
only restriction the club prt. on
This run is the sealing Of all tseI
and tool boxes The prizes are 10
be awarded by a point system. each
rider starting with 1000 point. and
breaking OF seals or coming in early
OF late st controls will deduct
points from the allowed points
For further information apply 10
Mr. Brown al club rooms. No. 12f
Gratiotave.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
Sheridan and Franklin to
Meet in Next Windsor Card

krluse could stick the full 10
rounds, because of this vicious in
lighting Of Johnnys. but the fact
that krause is unusually tough and
that Wolgast insisted on hitting
with his glove wide open saved the
Detroiter. Clear through TO the end
Of the 10 rounds. krause cut loose
with frequent rallies that rocked
Wolgast's head ana set the fans
Wild.
jerry Dalton and Jimmy Brady
tried hard in their bout. but IL Npis
not very interesting They were
poorly matched, and Jerry was bit
fat and sluggish. Brady Is built like
spider and while he doesn't weigh
much. he has the legs and arms OF
a mid1leweight He is an exceeding.
ly clover boxer, and Dalton's only
chance 20 touch him was TO try a
series OF Bull rushes. This Jerry
did with a fair degree OF success I'm
the final rounds. but he was out
pointed In simon pure boxing ex-
hihition. nevertheless.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

Fhe Windsor AtnIerlo cluh arena
viii De- dark next week, bur on Dec.
s. the long expected nng battle be-
tween Mickey Sheridan. OF Chicago.
and Bennic Franklin. or New York.
VIII take place This Will be Sheri-
dams first hght in this section since
The night he and Johnny Lore met
in eight rounds of terrific milling
hat gave either little but bruises.
The Chicago lrshman is IN p.endid
shape again this winter, although
heavier than ever and says hat ne
no longer feels the effects of the
gymnasium accident that laid him up
last spring
Franklin is a New YORK boy who
has met the best OF the lightweights
aud W,ltcr~ on, east rae IS not
boxer aud doesn't claim tc be But
he SAYS he dearly loves to mix 1t
with "a rough guy. and me has spent
two months in bmuns q hook for
sheridan Iikc Bloom. Bonnie is
mi-hty anxious 10 make creditable
showing here next month loI adyer-
ti.-laG- -puEnnAcs- and -lhe -A-ul- should
prove a battle royal
Tho following week Jimmy Dunno,
ot Cleveland, sill. hr.us Knockout
Ginley and Jimmy Downs to Wind.
Sor again. TIA, las, trip bore Downs
knocked out Harry White 90 one
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
CORNELL
FAVORED
Odds Are 3 to | That
Red Team Whips
Quakers

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 25.-Cor.
nell the only und,feated football
team amons The "ois -iN and Penn
sylvania the tdneuder. Nill clash
THIS Afternoon a. Franklin deld. The
IthaCaus are oyerwhelmingly the
favurlte iu view OF The .aS, that Cor
mel defeated Harvard 10 10 q and
The Crimson iH turn played rings
around Yale
The Pennsylvania team that will
start Tho game Is the weakest thar
ever confronted Cornell in =, sea
sons ON tba other hand. The Itha-
cans have never come 10 Philadel.
phia with a cleaner record and look
ing so much like a dreadful mon.
ster
In view OF the records OF bo,H
teams. logic seems 10 Indicate the
Quakers viii De simply oNerwhelm-
ed. The Cornell squad, however is
not ovar-conhdcnt and viii enter the
game with memories OF several phe-
nomenal reyersals OF Pennsylvania 8
form. due entirely GO the Quakers
lnconquered spirit Cornell figures
on clincbing her right 10 the eastern
championship title and that fact
alone indicates the lthscans VIII not
take any chances on the outcome.
Despite the iinx that hoyers around
Pennsylvania. enthusiasm Is al boil
!ag point. Thirty thousand persons
are expected 20 crowd Franklin field
and a goodly portion viii be Cornell
alumni and undergraduates Holt
day crowds began pouring into Phila-
delphia early today from all points
OF the compass.
Betting before the game was to
on Cornell. The weather Sas ideal
for football, cold and clear
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
PICKS
ARMY TEAM

NEW YORK. Nov 25-UpVards
II 10000 officers and men are aboard
40 battleships OF the Atlantic bceI
swinging al anchor IN the hudson
today and most of them will ZEE on
hand for the annual Army Navy
football game Saturday
Navy orders probably show spo
cial reason tor The feet putting into
New York just at this time, bar
With the game only TWO days away
and the fleet here, officers and men
vinked today and looked satisfied.
All arrangements have now been
completed for the big tassle between
the service teams The Army -till
ruled the fayorite today With The
arrival of several thousand memo
Sars men. Navy money has begun fo
appear. however and betting is look
ing up. All tickets are az pre-
rium. rs the president Of the
United states is again scheduled 70
appear az q big sporting event via
Mrs. Gait. his dancee. unusual de
mands for seats 20 the service game
is apparent.
Iirht work tomorrow morning
viii sec the end of practice FOR both
he Cadet and Nidshlpmcn squads
They viii be hustled into New York
quietly and about noon Saturday th"
roofing forces Of the TWO schools
will arrive The m.dSh'pm7n viii
arrive a, jersey Citv about noon
be transported by ferry 20 The foo.
of One Hundred and Fifty-eiChthst
and march across 10 The Polo
grounds The Cadets will arrive
from West Point hv train
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
The Most Costly SC Cigar in America

Despite our vast facilities, the cost Of pro-
duction on the La Azora Agreement is
greater than that of any other &c cigar in
existence. We use super-quality Havana
tobacco in these goods. We use only long
filler. We make each cigar by hand Thus
comes the amazing flavor Note, too, the
even burning quality the perfect ashland
the absolute uniformity of quality, at all
stores and at all times
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

ARE IDEAL
Weather Fine for Big
Grid Games in
Detroit

Ideal Turkey day weather condi.
tious are present today for the big
seet inJerscholastsc football game
that Detroit has ever had. and for
the most important prep school
grid enga cement a local school has
kept In recent years Detroit Cen
trail this afteruoon viii meet OaF
Park nigh. Of Chicago. AT Grindley
field. and Detroit University school
will clash With tho Notre Dame
freshman at Naviu field
lnasuuch a. Centrals chance TO
win the western championship rests
in the ability 10 run 40 a large
score on Oak Park, the absence OF
Loving may hur, The chances Of the
Bussites today Loving, who was
declared ineligible because OF scno-
lastic diiiicultie, is flashy open
field runner WhC makes great diE-
tance on his rrns and it is cues
tion whether Brsukert who Will
succeed hinl ar tJIi, viii prove his
equal The failure of Moegel and
Brenkert h1Weoyr 20 equal Low
ing's achievement may have been
duo 70 lack OF opportunity more
than anything else, and mp Cass-
avenue way. no fceliug Of
alarm regarding the result t. ap-
parent Brenkert NAV not make
Loviugs distance ou his gains, but
they are expected 10 bc substan-
tial, and increased oppor'unitie, for
Moecet may make up for rho ab-
.5cnce OF the. tuIl17rk With that
Central interference AMI line Mas
cote Brute Lamg8r!,~ nro weighs
about u pounds. should DO able TO
Lsin against almost any team
Oak Park high eha sronsd By a
goodly following OF students and
Coach Glenn Thistlenaltc. arrived
last night in special car. which
the Chicngo gridders wiz use as
headouarters during the Detroit 20.
/ journ Oak Park b. greatly out
weighed .but it comes With thc rep.
utation Of hoiug as GOOD high
school team as the Chicago district
has produced thi- year. and is a
worthy opponent Of fho Bussitos
The outlook j. not o bright Cor
y e. The team is IN excellent
physical condition and every reru.
lar VIII start Tine game Coach
Leith has developed lme shit
1lays ir which be has great conf
d"nce, ard much is expected of Pull.
back Planck. who has not glayed
in some weeks because Of "A bad
shoulder The No'ra Dame wear.
iings arc said 10 b.. Tho strongest
grosh crew the C111Ue- have nos.
7essed IN recent yea-t and they
have been excel'eatlv coached \
smashing game their forte. nut
thcy are versatile. a7d t is herd
TO figure fer - r. S. more than
chance 20 mako "a Zinc g1ma of H..
The third game rf merit I'm nc-
iroit todav viii ba bo,vccu tfo rc.
inforced H1Ir Rrdc.rr- Crevs and
the Hersld- at Packard park.
Thr chances hEhtnr has FOR n
Chnfnpi"1"hin these da,s depends or
his press agent.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

This cigar necessarily costs the dealer
more than any other sc cigar in his case.
But he more than makes it back in multiplied
sales.
Thus the La Azora Agreement" through
sheer excellence, has won dealer and smoker
alike.
Try a La Azora Agreement" But please
don't expect six for quarter. No cigar deal
er can possibly afford to sell this ultra-qual-
ity cigar for less than Five Cents Straight.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
Bennie is a frank little rascal.

&A s a little
started be pugst I'd hate TO have to to work again
soon.
those gloves again You since have
was wanted
the happening
yh fighting.
make
I'm going monkey
be the best little general that
holds out"
we'll
twinn over be than ordinary
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
WVANDOTTE TT AM
STARTS IT'S SKED

WYANpOTTE, Mich, Nov 25--
The basket ball season viii besiN
IN wyandotte Friday evening De
cember 8. when the Independents
play the Solvav Reps IN Araeitrr
hall The Independents are now or.
ganized and The same lire up viii
be seen on the floor. including
Whitley" Headman, Ambrose lie
Blanc. Bill Cashmere. "Jigs" Law
renee. Carl Genthe. Lee McCleua-
hen and Buck Long.
The manager has secured a ~ched-
ME Of promise and tho prelimina.
ries will be played by the Junior
Independents and possibly the girls
teams of rho High school Both
these teams have been prac'isjue
for some time, and expect 20 put
fast teams on the foo~
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

Agreements" smoke them ALL Then. if
you don't feel that this is absolutely and
positively the BEST sc cigar you have ever
smoked, send us the bands Ton or before
December 2, 1879 and we will remit you 25c
by return mail. Address la Azora Factory,
222 Forest Avenue East, Detroit, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
So Once More We Make
Our Famous Offer!

A few readers of this paper perhaps have
yet to learn the excellence Of La Azora
Agreement"
SO for their benefit we here repeat our fa-
nous Five Free Offer
GO to any Cigar Dealer and buy } La Azora
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
The Battles of Sammy.

"a COUPLE
&A Taylor On Dec 2 he will meet Joe Thomas at sandusky
That should give him He
6. he Will Hal
ftH
t40le
a
knEence
prestige
knockout big
Chicago
Md kick his left took Joe Mandot rounds
Hwart and Patsy Drouard able hit
<661nds
Phil Blooms friends
<1ever lightweight
Johnny Dundee
Philips punch
&erested he
Italian
Ecn his feet The saved him that
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
WHEN G7OWNuP MEN
ACT LiKE"-YOu KNOW

WASHINGTON. Nov 25.-
Army Navy club officers IN San
Francisco are going to hear an
interesting account OF the Army.
N7Fy g,ioc SATURDAY Long dis
ianca transmission sets are 10
De- installed correcting tho Polo
around with the coast and See.
rotarles Garrison aud Daniels
'rr going 10 alternate in telling
how 'he game is going
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
Promising Sub All Chance Star for Central Toda

I oHNNN MAJLBETSCH. the
j German Bullet whose splen-
did playing This l4il Won him the
captaincN of Jte University OF
Michigan football team for 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

rewarded
Maulbetsch chosen captain the
fI "Mauey made the AiAmerican last year on
ability, While he not spectacular
tn anenaby weak
the AAmecan standard he set m me t
TOO much REP and ginger the The varsity
IA mailing that rumor
rhsre ia reasonable fear that captaincy handicap
mar Responsby weighs ea'y upon 'he pach
ba At
SSned viii BE- popular throughout The sporting
world
Brenkert of today. lie been
when he did
classy the rest OF the boys was justified oyn %
championship will uback against Oak Park and
the should not be greatly Weakened
~ ENNIE MCNEIL eatherweght promise dropped The
80 yesterday bit gossip. Benne sl his
fractur
a sawboncs been
the the
his fast mill with Knockout Gn OF Cleveland
his idle months
scentiy o a study of the ethics of nstcufs
the of them chattered Benne But there
I wasn't condition the
ring providing himself he
sboudnt licking and his alib
without having
should but acng III find other
snxruse
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
Golfing Honors Split.

HERE gohng champion
cloud, for Jerry But
of
this Bob 3
little
with other
failed through
Marston edged his
point Inconsistent golf
over the map and attempt ranking would be
John Anderson. the
old master
battle
tp1eased with skill
fefuse attention
Ephculd Hence
[neessw affair, with playing
There
gridiron, 40
New Haven This was considered huge representation
The "Y" Cross Country.
~ INNING the Detroit country c4ssed among tho
XKA/ sportve worth
*<v the Rayl
again that he had he
h The ~" itself inhopab of an
pesiand itself
DR. Modesitt predicted that this country
the -Y has been stalking the annual
is Films should have not -
w about the finish. nus "
"a That's all. Thankful? SO
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
Just Dope.


the
Red played with
z1thacans have scored IS IL for the Quakers.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
LINEUPS IN TODAY'S BIG GAMES

Nrferre--ttoldcrness tLehIghl. I'm
pire-perrtne tl. of IOwRl. Thine of
auHrters-t5 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

Cornell consider itself favored Olympus
kburgh who
college
Lehigh, to
The
|1Afsyette the amazing margin o SO TO g.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25
eamss a. Wanted

Flushed with pair of victories
over Jhe Ca~z Teen lnl Western
hirh school basketball teams. the
Strauss Progressive Basketball club
has sos o1t 20 win rho champion.
shin OF the Recreation League.
Game= with any team OF IS or -
year-od boys arc desired. especial
D. oNroft0Vu encounter For
eawos. rau Cadulae 1Sot and ask
for Max
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25


EM Pitt i'm 1919 and 1914 by TO and Is TO
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

But Pittsburgh has about Vast
ind Jen ounced Yosts old school, II
ID o 0
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

Urr o-tenrN walked 400 miles tn
eitN limits.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

Tommy Nurphy. hor~eFnrn. SAYS the
Frisco eNpo - the finest he ever saw
Tom won So 900 there with his
horses.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-25

Thr chances a nEhfar has FOR n
rhnn pi"1Shiu fhrs- dn,s depends on
his press arruf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
The Red Rose

With Miss Zoe Barnett as the star,
in her former success, ''The Red Rose, y
which comes to the Grand on Thurs
day, April %.
John C. Fishers greatest addition to
the list of his successful musical COM
edies at the head of which stands
"Floradora," it is said that this vet
eran impresario has found another real
winner that it really is a worthy sue
cessor to "Floradora" which was the
first musical "hit" of America and the
most widely copied and initiated pro-
duction in the last score of years.
Certain it is that 1.-THE Red Rose
enjoyed pronounced vogue during the
year or more of its run at the Globe
Theatre in New York, and en- tour has
met enviable success the country over;
especially this season with financial
conditions as they now exist, capacity
houses have greeted this production
everywhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Mrs. Jorgen Jorgenson of Las Animas
is visiting Rocky Ford relatives this
week.
Mesdames Katherine Goblin and Mary
Broomfield were Pueblo visitors on
Monday.
W. C. McWilliams this week pur-
chased the old Dye buildings on North
Main St.
Sam Fisher left on Friday for Tulsa,
Okla, where he will make an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. D. o. Thompson returned Mon
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Pittsburg, Kan.
Mrs. Pearl Stevens came down Mon.
day from Pueblo and is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Otto Ferril.
Charles Recker and Fred Perdue
spent Wednesday in Manzanola attend
ing to some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. McBee returned or
Wednesday from an extended visit
with their daughter in Hannabal, Mo.
DR.. Fenton on Tuesday completed q
trade of some Crowley county land TO,
eighty acres adjacent to the Eureka
school.
Cyrus Carpenter of Fowler, an old
veteran, underwent an operation at
Pollock's hospital on Saturday. The
patent is recovering nicely.
The Agricultural Club will hold its
next meeting on Saturday, when the
president, O.W. West, will be present.
The subject for discussion will be
Corn"
hrs. G. P. Tillson returned Saturday
from Topeka, Kan., where she had
been in attendance on her sister, who
was dangerously ill. On Monday even
ing she was grieved with the news OF
her sisters death.
C. G. Fullmer was in town bright
and early Monday morning with broad
smile on his handsome countenance, all
because of the birth of son at his
home on Sunday. Donald Kitchen Full
mer is the young mans name, and he
and his happy mother are doing nicely,
thank you.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
OBITUARY
KIMsEY A. WATSON

At the Pollock hospital on Monday
night Kimsey A. Watson sueeumbed to an
attack of ,Rright's disease after short
illness.
Mr.. Watson was veteran Of the Civil
War, thruout which he served in Com
pany B., Third Delaware Infantry. He
was about 75 years Of age and had no
known relatives in these parts. for the
past six years having lived, alone on his
homestead about ten miles south of this
city.
Funeral services will be held in the
Ustick chapel this afternoon at 2:5o. and
interment will be in Valley View cemetery
under the auspices Of Wadsworth Post.
G. A. R.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
Announcement

The undersigned wishes to announce
the removal Of my dental Office to rooms
over the Rexall drugstore. where am
now located in light modern rooms and
equipped with up-to-date appliances for
the comfort and convenience Of my
patrons. Roy L. BROWN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
Seed contract. mt BurreII-.

Attention Cantaloupe Growers
The office Of the Rocky Ford Melon
Growers Association will be open every
Saturday afternoon for the delivery Of
seed. S. S. BAILEY. Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
PeODles Mission

Services Tuesday. Thursday. Satur.
day and Sunday nights at 800; Sunda!
morning at ! l.; open air 1880 p. m.
Ida M. Attebery, Worker.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

DR.. Bulette Of Pueblo will be at Hote
El Captain. Rocky Ford. Saturday. Apr
IL. Practice limited to eye. ear. nose ant
throat and fitting glasses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Fresh Buttermilk at the Creamery
every day for loc gallon. An appe-
tizing and healthful drink. Get the
habit. 44tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Shade Trees-Elns md Ash. Gsei
Them from Burrell- Half price III
yoo did them yourself. Start tina
sh ade now
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

To Loan.-Money on ranch property
G. P. Randall, 4o6 So. 9th 4ltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Special price On Concord Crap
vines at Burrcll-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Pure bred Buff Orpington roosters for
sale. ]. 3. RYAN. 46p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Boy wanted, to learn printing. Appl,
at this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Wanted. Experienced girl. Mrs. H
W. Lance. All North Eighth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
Beauty Culture

Beauty Culture
Facial Massage. Manicuring. Scalp
Treatments speciality. Mrs. F. E.
Brown, Phone Ford 265.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Hear the A1eistersinaers Male
Quartcttc. at the Presbyter rian
church. April 23. - p- M The
Inst n n sus I,cr of the Ly~euus C0u rsc e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Rhuhnrh and Asparagus should
l,s, in every anrden- Get the roots
now from H. ". Hurrell
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

$1,000 to loan on real. estate. D. T
Whitloek, 922k Elm Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16
III M
w A MT A DS.

Seed .ons-.-s. ns Bur-eII--
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Shade Trees-EIns and Ash Sie
them from Burrell. Half price I
you did them yourself- Start tim
shade now
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-16

Rhul,nrb nnd AspnrnRus should
bs. in every anrslen- Get the roots
now from -. ". B0rrell
Hear the NHsistsrsinaers Male
Onnrtette. at the Prcsbyterinu II
Church. April 2:S. y p- The
last ms her of the 1.yeeuns Course
Miss Fay Boley
Teacher of piano. Terms reasonable
Phone Ford 206 46p
Plymouth Rock and Buff Orpington
baby chicks for sale. Mrs. Effie Hail,
404 North Main St. 46p
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

ALEX JETES, 9Ol-S s. 18th St. Wines
liquors, cigars. Plate dinner II to 8 100
HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR HOUSE.
18th and Capitol Ave. Ten-cent lunch
BUY your family liquors at Klein's
LIQUOR house. 522 N. 18th. Douglas 1SO2
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
BIRTHS AMI DEATHS.

Births-Patrick and Mary Cullen, SO27
Emmett. girl; Joseph and Hazel Donnely,
1i2 South Twenty-eighth, boy; William
and Minnie Gerhard. 500 South Twenty
ninth. girl; Edgar ~. and Lou o. Hart
we'll boy; Marius and Meta Loft, 22b
North Twentieth. boy; John and ella
Mccain. ia North Twenty-fourth. boy:
Roy and Dina Marshall Benson. boy;
Claud A. and Sylvia A. Ralya. hospital.
boy
Deaths-Fred Phiibrick. 81. b1OH South
Tenth Edward O'NciIl, 10, hospital;
Lille Frisselle. So 1g9 North Forty-third
avenue; Mrs. MAY Grady. %, 25th an
q; william Hellwig. . months, s}7 South
Third; Maud Howdle, 2, $50 North
Fortieth avenue; Francis Lyman, 2. 2Stl
Laurel; G. M. Prlmcaux, %. 1924 Myrtle
avenue; Myrtle A. Palmer. Z. Florence;
Aballna Wendt, ~, 1924 Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
MARRIAGn LICENSE.
BUILDING PERMITS.

Rasp Bros. four frame dwellings, 2ss7
Crown Point avenue. 81 500; 1911 Hall ave-
nue.. 1850; i241 Writ, $3.50: 1895 Crown
pany, four frame dwellings. l95s and 49eO
South Thirty eighth and 1851 and 4g6S
South Thirty-seventh, F,e0o each; Coad
Seventeenth Ltreet. brick hotel. 5000; A.
u. Cramer, 8Sl5 Larimore avenue, franc
dwelling, 1850; Joseph Ferro, 1909 South
$50 Evans frame dwelling, q. 500; ed b.
Gibbs, 1854 Marcy. repairs and alteration.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re.
soIts guarantee DIT. Bowser. Sl4 Bee Dldg.
RUPTURI. cured in few days without
pain. Call or write DIR. Wray, 2O6 Bee
Bldg, Omaha Established 1894 -