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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Bargain for Cash

WIN accept best cash offer received
within next two weeks for equity In 80
acres 2is miles from Long Pine, Neb.
Write owner, q. L. Larson. 1912 Norton
Ave. Kansas City, Mo. %
4 smooth farm; fair buildings. large
alfalfa meadow. cuts tons per acre
rented this year 1000 cash rent Price.
sli20 per acre. Inquire OF owner at az
Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. I. L. STEVENS. F.
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Hon1eSeekerS'


northwestern Oklah0ma
Do you want some of the best land ON
earth7
Where the winters are warm.
Where the climate Is unexcelled.
Where rainfall is abundant.
Where soil is extremely fertile.
Where you can grow anything that will
grow i'm Nebraska.
Where you can buy land from SIS TO
$40 per acre.
II so. go with us on our next excursion,
February 2, 1915. Railroad fare from
Omaha, Neb., to Nowata. Okl., and ,re-
turn $3.50. Remember the date.
For further details and list Of lands
Write
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY,
1Ol6-l6 w. .. w. Bldg. Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best oairy and general crop state in the
union; settlers wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let No. "a on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant Excellent lands for stock raising.
II interested in fruit lands ask 2or book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department, 500 Line Railway,
Minneapolis, Minn.
MiacellnneOus.
FARM for sale; must sell my Fellsmere
farm. 70 acres, mucH prairie land.
Uphoff. 4Os Times Bldg. st. Louis. Mo
TRADE farms apd ranches for city
and town income business properties,
ranging in price from 5000 to 100000
Send for list showing incomes. j get many
pieces of fine land in trading which
enables me to cell or trade you an Iowa
or Nebraska farm or ranch at the right
price Tell me what you have and what
you want and l will make you an offer.
Latham Davis. First Nat Bank Bldg,
Omaha, Eeb. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

AGENTS-New religious pictures and
luminous crucifiX; costs bOc; sells for
s3 six TO ten easily sold in a day. VII
liams Religious supply Co, 256 Taylor
ST. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

south Dakota.
FOR SALE so acres of rich. level farm
land. Prize 500, or will trade for good
touring car. Ford preferred E. j, Hunt,
Florence, Neb. Tel. Florence 192.
WILL sell 50 acres of level. rich farm
= land for $3.50 cash, or will trade for
young mares with foal. ]. L. Rich, Flor
ence. Neb. Tel Florence 1872.
FOR SALE-16O acres. " cultivated. ad-
joining Yankton city; subrrigated; fin
est alfalfa land i'm west. Bargain from
owner. j. r. Hanson, Yankton. s. Do
640-ACRE hog and stock farm, In famous
Dimmlt County Artesian Belt; fine
climate, no stock shelter necessary.
Rich soil, all tillable, flowing wei, good
water for stock and irrigation, also six
acre lake. Near railroad and markets
Good buildings, 100-acre hog pasture 125
acres in corn and feedstuffs $50 per acre.
Great Southern Land K Cattle Co, san
Antonio TeXs
Utah
FOR Sale or Rent 40 acres with water 31k
mill Of 60,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

AGENTS-New mighty money making
marvel; clothes washing ideas revolution
lied. positively abolishes rubbing. wash
boards. washing machines: women as
founded, wild over IL, absolutely harm
less; s., 200 guarantee goes with IA; make
$50 TO 500 weekly easy; exclusive terri
tory: no experience necessary credit
granted; own a business. supply Gus
tOmers pocket big profits; natures
mighty elements do the work. Hurry.
Write today; get overwhelming proof; all
free. Equitable Corporation, Dept. a.. lis
2f7 W. Superior, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

AGENTS-lO0 per cent profit, lightning
selling. transparent handled knivess ex-
elusive territory guaranteed. The Novelty
Cutlery Co.. sos Bar St, Canton. Ohio.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

SAlsESMEN WANTDD-Laces. embroid-
cries side line; lSs4 per cent eommis-
now travelling need apply. Merk 4 Co.
4l6 Broadway, New York.s
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store. and OFFICES.

UNUFr0 anu UINICcus
SIS .O0-a614 sherman Ave, a0x60 feet.
s2z.6O-2sl6 sherman Ave, i5x5o IT, good
basement.
$50 .OO-29Os Cunning ST.. 9OKSO IT,. full base
ment.
81. .O0-2Sls Cunning ST.. 20x6O IT., fun base
ment. steam heat, new.
t4O.OO-2s2o Cunning St. sOxSO IT,. corner.
full basement.
t50.Oo-7O9 s. 18th ST., very desirable store
room, opposite new hotel, aOx60,
steam heat
81. .OO-9Oth and Farnam sts.. new. modern
store room In Harley Hotel Bldg,
full basement, steam heat
sS5 .OO-lSl9 Farnam St., 2Ox60 n, full
basement, modern store front
GEORGE q COMPANY,
Phone ID. qb6 Sz City Nat. Blk Sldg. .
TWO modern stores near pOstoffice; low
rent. @. u. Stebbins.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
HELP wANTED-MALE

Agents, Statesmen and solicitors.
SIDE LINE salesmen 10 market repre-
sentative. medium priced line Of show
cases wall cases. mirrors. clothing racks
garment hangers and general store equip
ment; straight commission only, averag-
ing 70 per cent and over; applications
strictly confidential. state territory de-
sired. American F.Nturc and Showcase
Mfg Co, st. Louis, Mo.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
FARMS WANTED

WANrED-To hear from owner of good
farm or unimproved land for sale, G. G.
buckingham. Houston. Texas.'
WANTED-To hear from owner of good
farm for sale. Send description and
cash price. c. c. Shepard, Minneapolis.
Minn. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

liberal cash advances against commits
sions: special proposition will be made
TO experienced shirt men having an es.
tablished trade and who desire to sell IN
Address Direct Cloth and Mfg. Co, st.
Louis. Mo.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
FarmSFarmSFarmS

All within one hours automobile ride
of Omaha; bargains Let us show you
the goods; all sizes. all prices, all terms.
Call in forenoons IL convenient No trades
considered.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY.
N. L. Cor. 23d and III Sts., South Omaha.
705 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

N-zSYnshinYW
HRoong-
FURNISHED ROOM. heated. 4sia North
slsf Ave
THE GRASSMERE, one or two beautiful
bedrooms; also large mahogany fin
ished room with private bath; good board.
Phone III. 70s0.
zoos ST. MARY'S AVE, large pleasant
furn. room for two gentlemen. Sis mo.
NICE, warm room. suitable for two: 3L6o
week each.
MADISON-2lst and Chicago; steam heat;
$40 mo. and up; cafe In connection. DISCS.
OGDEN HOTBL, Council Bluffs, steam
heated rooms. g per week. Phone 64S.
SUITE OF ROOMS AND BOARD IN
GENIAL FAMILY. LARGE HOUSE
AND YARD, CONVENIENT. VERY
DESIRABLE. ADDRESS L-SOs. BEE.'
FARNAM, 2S22, nice steam heated room.
NICp big front room, 1O1 So. Is Ave.
TWO south front rooms, West FaFnam
district. strictly modern. Har. 6S2s.
UnfurnIshed ROUms.
III 8. 18TH. for men. steam heat.
Housekeeping Rooms.
TWO beautiful sunny south and east
rooms In new house, front rooms, furn-
ished complete for light housekeeping;
price reasonable. 1920 8. Hth st. Doug
las 1868.
Hotels ana ARaFtmenus.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 18th and California,
Weekly rates - and up. douglas rosa
DODGE HOTEL Modern Rsasonabia
Houses and Cottages.
ALL sizes. So per month up. 6o7 raxton
HOUSES.
2105 Binney St, rms, mod, $S5.
2e14 Chicago St, s rms, mod, S25.
21l So. 18th Ave, rms, mod. close in, f25.
1919 Cass St, rms, all mod, $40.
FLATS
421 So. 11th St.. cd floor, partly mod, 6
rms, SO
mod. except heat IS.
1756 Leavenworth st. (2d floor. rms.
mod. except heat, so.
1859 Leavenworth st. ed floor, rms,
mod. except heat, $2250
5l2 So. 18th St Qst floor, rms. and re-
cepion hall, strictly modern, $3.50.
hs So. 18th st., rms, partly modern,
ns "a So noI;S3 l2t6 Sc, s,i rms' partly modern
APARTMENTS.
'The Sterling" 10th and st. Mary's
Ave, three apartments, 3, and rooms,
all modern. See janitor on first floor at
rear of building.
First Trust Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
FOR RENT


BAKERY---Store and bakoroom. good To-
cation. Retail or iobbinE. Standard
brick oven, with extra hcat-rctaining
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Knnaan.

FOR sALE-2,24O acres fine wheat IaD1
near Richfield, Morton Co.. Kansas.
Price, 81 per acre. viii sell part or all
70 suit purchaser. Terms cash. Address
owner, T.. J.. McAnarney. Farmersvil.e.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
GOOD WHEAT LAND
$500 AN ACRE DOWN
500 AN ACRE A YEAR

We are offering for sale several pieces
of good. level wheat land in northeastern
Colorado. close to the Nebraska line, on
the very easy terms of 81 an acre cash
and " an acre a year payments, in 16O,
TO towns. About half is under cultiva--
ton ready to go on and put in spring
wheat and oats. Many good Iowa farm
ers In this locality.
HASTINGS & HBYDEN. 1914 Harney st. :
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Minnesota.

24O-ACRE improved farm near town in
corn belt of Minnesota Has a good
S-room house and other buildings. 200
acres under cultivation, balance timber
and pasture with running water. $50 per
acre, easy terms. Farmers Land Co.,
Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn.-o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

GRAB this winner. sells on sight, 100 per
cent profits, absolutely new, repeats;
particulars free Paco supply Co., Box
46, Dept 3, Duluth. Mimi"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
HELP wANTED-MALE
oIcrlcHI Rnd office.

Clerical Rnd office.
YOUNG man. Is to 20 years, gooi an
pearancc, bright steady worker. must
Lc good penman, for junior clerical posi-
uon; excellent chance fer advancement.
Reply In own handwriting, stating age,
oNpcrienCe. otC. Addrcss L. hl2 Hoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

AGENTS-Wrte quick for free sample
Mexican resurrection plant; lightning
seller; over 1000 per cent profit; nothing
like H. Lester Co., Box 90, Mesilla Park
n M
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24


to waste on curiosity seekers, children or
people who expect TO grow rich without
effort, but to those of character, energy
some capital. with desire to learn more
of the opportunities in this most pros
porous state we would be glad to give
fullest information. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Florida,
FREE book of Florida facts; If int

FREE book of Florida facts; If interested
in Florida before visiting or settling in
this wonderful state of fragrant flowers
and sunshine, write Lake County Land
owners association, No. / Lloyd St,
Fruitland Park, Florida, for free book
of actual photographs and real conserva-
tive facts concerning this state. There is
poor good, better and best land in
Florida. This book will teach you what
Is best and why. The members Of the as
sociation are not land agents; they simply
wish to tell actual facts to those really
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

SALESMAN WANTED-We want an ex-
perienced calendar and novelty sales
man for Nebraska. III you are looking
for complete easy selling line at right
prices write at once. giving full particu-
lars In first letter. Caxton Company.
Louisville, Ky.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Iowa.

IMPROVED 80, BOTTOM LAND, q
acres OF alfalfa, 2 miles from Pacific
Junction. Price 500 per acre; $1,000 cash,
balance terms. ]. q. Downing, owner,
Pacific Junction, Ia
A-ACRE PLACE.
Two miles of Council Bluffs; most of II
51ne, smooth garden land, slopes fine for
good s-room house, good barn; small or
chard and vineyard. This is an unusually
good place and we'll located. Priced at
$3.50 per acre. Let us show you.
MCGEE REAL ESTATE Co,
1O6 Pearl st, Council Bluffs, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

AGENTS-SnappieBt household line on
earth red-hot sellers. steady repeaters
100 per cent proft; $50 lightweight fast
selling. popular priced necessities; agents
OUTFIT free; get busy. quick; write today;
postal Will do. American Products Co,
1903 American Bldg. Cincinnati Ohios
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

sS.OOO-S rms S4l2 n. Ath. Web. 81:
6-r.. modern. 7is s. S7th st. 7-r,. modern.
36ll Leav. ST., good location. WEB. 2o9O
MODERN 2-story house. I rooms; never
. occupied: new furnace: so. Doug. 1888.
FOR RENT-Modern s-room house. zoo
B. s5th Ave. Inquire T. ]. OBrien.
Henshaw Hotel. Har. 1854 Douglas l2l6
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

SAlESMEN-Whole time or side line, 10
minutes time pays you $40 Pocket
samples, prompt commissions. High class
proposition. Elwood Manufacturing Co.
Inc, lll8 Michigan Ave. ChicaRos
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02

night. Vernon Rose, ex-chief Of po-
lice of Kansas City, will speak.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Party of Cook County at
Hotel LaSale, Friday, 2.30 p. m. Dis
cussion on forfeiture of Automatic
telephone, Merriam ordinance aud
bond issues.
what is human progress? What
is culture? Is the race really adj
vancing? Doubt cast on these
phases by war has prompted City
club to hold dinner and symposium
tonight to discuss question. Noted
university savants will speak.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02
KILLS WIFE AND SELF AFTER
ROW OVER CHILDREN

After a night of quarreling with his
wife over his stepchildren, John Pet.
erson shot her through the heart and
committed suicide in the kitchen OF
his home at 5942 Racine av. today.
Mrs. Peterson's death was almost in
Simultaneous.
Peterson had been out of work for
some time and was respondent. A
row over one of Mrs. Peterson's
daughters led directly to the killing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Frank P. Walsh, chairman of U. s.
commission on industrial relations,
will be guest of honor at dinner to be
given by Chicago Single Tax club at
Stock Exchange restaurant, corner
Washington and La Sale sts., Friday
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02
SAYS HE WAS TRIMMED-FILES
SUIT AGAINST LAWYER

SSl FNSFNINSl Law
That the Herald advertising col
umhs were used in defrauding him
out of $4,000 is the claim of Hugo
Okonn, who filed suit against Atty
Jos. R. w. Cooper and some Of his
associates. Okonn invested the cash
in an advertising scheme run in the
Herald. He was supposed to get
partnership, according to the bill.
He got about $4,000 when his
mother died this spring and employed
Atty Cooper to settle the estate.
After turning over the money to his
client, Cooper, according to Okonn's
allegations, took him out ito make
the rounds"
Severed saloons were visited, Okonn
claims, and it was in one of these
that Cooper ran into a friend, Louis
Holiday. He was running Drug
gists' Directory in the Herald.
The stunt was simple. He visited
several firms which sold toilet ne
cessities and got an agency with the
right to sell the goods. Next he pur-
chased one-third of a page in the
Herald and called 1t the druggists
Directory" i
Then his men would visit druggists
and agree if they received $25 order
for the goods which they represented
to list the pharmacists name in their
directory to be published in the Her
aid.
Okonn says that the proposition
sounded good to him and he turned
over the $4,000 he had to Cooper with
the understanding that he was to give
it to Holiday. A partnership in the
business and a job at $25 week were
to be his return for the investment.
When neither the job nor cash
turned up, Okonn consulted Atty
Paul Comparte, who filed suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-25

further information call Webster Ssea ana
nsk for Frank Jacobs.
Nothing much IL heard about Elmer A.
Heffner since. he threw up the relns Of
the ToWnsends. Guess he got enough
OF the managerial Job
Since Hiatt, formerly one Of the main
springs of the Armoure, YVES appointed
a gas cart chaser he has stricken base
ball off OF his program.
20 George Graham. playing with the Ar
mours2 Anyway he is stin stationed at
station two for the storz
John Dennison, leader Of the Luxus
to % play S ons game At ~ SSeir town n Hs viii
get II like this-no. no. no.
From appearances Il looks like walter
0yerman is resting some, where IN Camp
the come comcbs.ck &C Inst iiSt ne next term n " y"
Those Chris Lycks are tribe erratlc
One sunday they play like, the New York
back to the kid league stuff.
Prom appearances Harry sage has So
different tournaments staged IN lows.
Anyway he lands all tho good Jobs.
The sale OF tickets for. the elimination
championship contests win have to strike
boom In order TO give the association
safe passage over the financial sea.
IN the. Mercantile league a fellow tag-
ged Hillard Morearty associated with
Brandeis stores. only claims a modest
In and around these tungies outside
Of Omaha the two best teams can be
found ct Blair and Plattsmouth. They
ought TO bump before the curtain drops.
Abboud is one Of the star gardeners for
He is a fast, clever fielder and good
hitsmith. He zips them high and far.
Bill Baudo's three-base whaug didn't
prove very effleacious during tne Wood;
men OF the Worid-Midland Glass and
Paint struggle. because Biliiam died on
third.
Anv class a team need'ng the s>rvlccs
OF an excellent fly grabber who Is fast
on on his pedals s,5s and good With Wit "a the sy billy
Wright.
Al the besinnlns Of the season seven
teams in the City league said the Ne,
Srasks AHto school ecmoinston would
to catch.
Looks like Dusty Clarence Hall has
reallv retired from active nertio'rstSo- in
base ball When II trim H.Is pspssy useS sssns
the boards. Tff
When talking about tabulators don't
forget Delaware Is on the Job. He does
according ,s to their players he is extraor-
dinarily proficient.
Grossman, formerly with the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen, is now holding
smashes manufactured by him help the
Indians ice tangles.
Here Of late swingwood Of the Joe
Smiths has hit his stride. He Is now
slashing the pill to the remote corners
OF the Athletic ball lot. Besides he Is
fielding sensationhlly.
Over at Corning, Ia, last Thursday
Fred Prefke had two chewerB knocked
out and Is still suffering from a Jaw that
Is sprainee and badly swollen. He was
at bat when tho gent on third Attempted
to steal home and Prefke was hit with
the ball thrown by the pitcher and the
runner caught him with his elbow IN the
jaw simultaneously.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-25
Willard Picks Up
Pool Table and the
Ball Rolls in Hole

NEW YORK. July sl.--Nato Lewis tells
a little story about Jess willard which
should dispeI any idea that the bis cham
pion is not fast thinker. Nate says
that a couple Of years ago Jess visited
his gymnasium 10 do a little training.
On the floor below was \ billiard room,
whore the boxers adjourned for a little
play after the daily workout. One. day
Willard and Eddie MeGoorty. the Osh-
kosh middleweight. hooked up IN a pocket
billiard match OF twenty-five balls. The
match was made through q Kidding
match. Mc0ooFty boastlng that he was
the best flghter-cuist in the world.
Willard disputed his claim 70 the title,
so they put up little bet TO make II in
teresting ana the battle was on.
McGoorty set n fast pace and led from
the start. When he had pocketed twenty.
three balls. while Wnlard's score stood
at nineteen. II looked like . clnch the
Oshkosh boy would be the winner. But
thot was where the cowboy fooled them,
Tor he came back with q run Of five. lie
shot but the bali found the crotch and
wabbled. refusing 10 fall into the pocket.
Mcooorty. with q shout Of giee. started
for the other end OF the table 20 pick
on the cripple" but suddenly the bali
started moving again and dropped into
the slot. giving Willard the match and
side bet.
McGoorty was more dazed ana niystI-
fled than II he had bcen hit squareiy on
the point OF the jaw BY a right uppsrcut,
but gamely coughed up his money
IL was a long time after that willard
tipped off how he beat McGoorty. and
he probably wouldn't have let Il out then
but for tho fact he repeated the trick
When he saw the ball wabble and that
Il wasn't eoing 10 fall IN the pocket, he
reached down with his right hand ana
tilted the table enough 20 roll the bali In.
waving his Gus In his left hand al tho
same time 70 divert the attention OF
hcGoorty and those watching the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-25
And Now it is Said
That Jess Willard
viii Take a Drink

NEW YORK. July at--Jaol johnson. In
England. Il being interviewed quite as
extensively ~ when he wss champion.
when asked By London writer who
would have the best chince To beat Will
ard. not drawing a color line IN his 80
lection. he replied that he'd pick Frank
Moran for the Job which shows that
Johnson Ia stiil diplomat Moran u IN
London. IL popular. has won the cham
pienship Of England from Bombardler
Wells and might possibly draw big
house with Johnson n johnson cared 20
fight again. Incidentally, judging fFom
the Johnson-Moran flsht In Paris, Frank
wouldn't cause the diplomats Jack =
great deal Of trouble.
As for anyons's beating Willard-no-
body now IN sight is going 70 beat will
ara uniest Jess drinkn, or IN some other
way disippates away his fighting ability.
Having the confidence that goes with
holding titis, he's going 10 b mighty
hard man 70 beat
A. for wmlard's losing out through
dissipation. there's little chance Of IT,
The tale that. big Jess is a stanch foa
or the Demon Rum is All poppycopk.
: = takee drink when he wants one.
ana instead Of innpcuous soda water he
drinks plain whisky He learned 20 drink
when he was cowboy, before he ever
became fighter. One OF his favorite
stories Il Of the days when he used to
play poker and each man m the game
started with full bottle ana stayed
until II was empty
but wiiiard's indulgencs m strong
iintfora a. anlv nAnna slonnl rtse ,.af !,
habit with hl,n. and unless the constant
temptations thrust before champion
change him entirely he's not likely 20
drink enough 20 have any effect In the
next Few years. In his present fine
clean condition. and with hts massive
frame and aplendid constitution, Il would
take years Of real dissipation to bring
him down where any ordinary heavy
weight would have chance to even
worry him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-25
Northwest Bowlers
May Join with Those
Of the Middle West

Tho Midwest Bowling association.
which esnters arovnd Omaha. and the
International Bowling association. which
headquarters In Minneapolis. may con-
solidate and hold but one tourney next
year. the Midwest. The Midwest tourna-
ment win be held in Omaha.
? Tho international bowiers have held
their events In Minneapolis. but this
year have not made any plans to hold a
1915 tournament Rumors among Omaha
bowlera have Il that the International
would be willing 70 join with the MID
west ana the Midwest would be glad 70
zee such consolidation. corFeapondence
on the matter has been carried on for
some time between officers Of the two
associations and II IL thought that a
merger will be Elected which win make
the Midwest tourney IN Omaha next year
the biggest IN the country outside OF the
American Bowling congress,