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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25
FARM LANDS

NnE CANNOT aAkE aisTAkE
In nufius Coed fsnd Whsr~
CONDITIONS kHE FAVORABLE
where large ares 10 being developed
tn an IDEAL ioratinn and Nhefs here
afs permanent Industries 10 aid IN the
development
ruHNE t.AEEN Hg0uoMtRH COUNTY
WASH. OFFERS THESE sDvASTsaFs
The iands ate sell grouped around the
iq~p. vhsfe ouf miiis ar located
There are sls auto stages and I've
trains asnf. Eoea rasas schools. ssoF.
church. d. q D.. phuns ard nsightnrs
ouF prices and ssrfus sfs reasonable
anf
Yot DEAL WITH - DIRECT
Write ef So o. ~ Neihiefnhn. Ma
t-aad Dept ifei 1. c smith uidn
Seattle. Wash
THREE LAKES fpn 60
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10 home rfawn rhgbarb. he fsei long,
Erseu asparagus zoe 10 stall IS. frssh
ling cod ibs iBe. ffesh sals -
100 stall 49, peanut butter. ibs -bc.
Muma.- Zoe .nlnn-
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WHY PAY RENT?

4 splendid uitis f,raom cottage. situated
near HAF~Hua paFh close a. raf line
rfio- reduced 20 o. zee. on GOOD. liberal
terms Phone Tiiiau fsot, Or North
aesf after .. m
s.HooM ma4sfs cottage. ,sta ssi5afn
house fses ON terms Rainier ifsJ.
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ACREAGE


& acres north ~ Lake Forrest Park and
walking distance ~ tnfsfufhsnl GOOD
coil ruuHinE water aud good neigh
bore Ideal fuf poultry 1r hoes
PRICE eur TO $3.50. TfHW
CLIFFORD A. VAN AItSDALE. Inc,
1919 THIRD Ays iol Msshlnrion -
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~ FER ACRE
Very Easy Terms

Any part or all Of 100 ncr,e on main
county road. IN beautiful and thriving
valley two miles from railroad station
and town small scattered timber.
easily cleared small cash payment.
balance long time. owner cleaning M
outlying holdings lnvestiEation viii
convince YOU that this IL the best IN,
w tho state. please do not phone foi
Information. VIM, +. Howe, 1910
American Hank fildg
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can maple sYrup. coo Fiaii. z, T. 8. 7.
pot roast. zoe 80 igfte 10 round Or sif-
ioin STEAK iIhc ~ hamburger. 10 49,
home rendered lard. he zse fiaus
1875 fresh ranch eggs. g dor s5r.
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WILL TAKE VACANT

ZINE. ffaam bunsaias Dot ionstbe
uith fhirhsn house and laundry
huiidfna fireplace wall bod VIII
take vacant igi and some cash
Hrhruappei "a poHns ifdE 100
Hrfnun ave
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ron sAl.E-32 acres good land, one mile
from benton city. IN Yakima VALLEY.
ti,i0o, Phone North 20l
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FIVE ACREs ron s325

Fertile land. ~ fine district. on county
road near neighbors. school and good
town. telephone; mail ana store de-
iivery. Terms teb cash so monthly.
l.. j. MARSH d CO.. 1909 Sd AVE.
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sOMk cHIcKEN RANcH
LITTLE RANCH

a large tract cleared fenced anA
Improved wiih small house. barn
aud pie pens close ts school.
and stores i'rirs faf quick sale.
,iTt tstms tte cash and $40
monthly Ask fes Nt Hughes
gea New York Block
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NEf On SAM AND DOORS
40 huYlnE direct from the
manufacture and savinE this
mlddieman's profit
We own ard operate tbs
largest ~dlrs<t-ts-esnsumsr'
ss.h ard apor factefY IN the
West. sri can save reu
from as 30 bsss on baildius
materials
We make Immediate shtprn~ni
frora the largest stock IN the
West. srd xpsrantss tAs
quaiitv ~ our goods
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MAIN 940O
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DlREG DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something lit
tie out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
Information that IS necessary
Remember. satisfaction Is
guaranteed by every adver-
tiscr.
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owner must sell a. once 10 acres. part
~ cleared house barn. cook stove. u
Young fruit trees; Csc fare 10 Seattle
Price 1900 $500 cash. balance TO suit
OftiNGEft sol American Hauk Ittda
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10 ACRES. HIGHLY IMPROVED

e.room house, large harm; all kinds ~
small fruit; over 900 white I.eghorn
hens, complete Philo system. phone: n
. -. near hish school aud good. i've
town. Price $4,000. 81 900 cash. bal
anoe Z wears.
J. NJ BOOTH sas Burke
AN NOT poor widow. compelled 20
soil At a sacrifice, but am agent Tor the
finest view lots In King county Also
large list good. cheap acreage g. a.
Campbell Real Estate Co. bellevue.
Wash
FARM for sale. cheap. no agents az
acres, on fine county road city water
on the place VIII sell whole or Ia or
i0-acre tracts.
ALSO sb-acrc farm, on same road. all
level. Can also he bought In small
acre tracts. Soc %, Schuirmann, 6fa
Uiewett at. Fremont Garage
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80 ACRES. SIS rrn ACRE
fyb CASH, so PER MONTH

SO acres good clay soil. only miles
from good town. 2 railroads mills!
stone auafrieH. good markets Just
the place for fine stock ranch and
hogs ~ has fine stream 81 water on
o. Only SO per acre. tes cash. SO
month. u 4. thlin. ills American
Rank UldR
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Il Female HELP WfD'

GOVERNMENT ions r5r women. ~
month. no iayotfs. List positions now
ohtainabie. free write irnnedlstety
Franklin Institute. Dept 7ffc. Roche :.
o>,,srHsoIluooa.eeee.
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s-ero.-- panel doors. Is Sizes .......siis
sans fuT paintiax q siHsr eaiYts -
Cottage front dsars ....4.......rstf up
s-ply veneer interior door. ...... SEQ %
SsW Craf.span INTERIOR door- &C.. - up
Ns~ Craftsman fruat doors ...... -ft ~
Cottage front ~insows ....... fsq pp
t-ukht trsnsom ........... IS W
Bunxaiow easement cash ........ Sc up
Hot he'd sash txtax~dls e-sss-e o. Is
t-eSs-9 assasssssass .sassssssssr ssIs
Cosnpt~ts inside winfow trim ...... .s
Con pisss inside deer t~f-t ...... -
GLASS PAINTS nurLnr~o rArrp
And HARDWARE. oSE- THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO. 81
%. N WILLIAMS co.
1919 FIRST Ave. n Natn 1877
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Just Use Your Telephone


I0Ok HkKk-The --sFsAin store. 20
frefaentaf ave- corner Main. sells row
ara second -hans suits and oxereoeis
sss np: ed coats. ssc up; panss soc
up. hats ard shoes soc w Watches
a. NJ. tools. le~slF1. guns, trunks ~
Lowest prices
~~-~-~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~r~
Arrow>Eys-sr-Lsw
TT-~<EI-f- n FARfELL~t9a y Y rvs
Genera practice estates. taws husband
srf xise. cor-uItstio- free kilie,t 80
ADVICE FREE-IoSrPH At.LEN. At.
ToRNEy. 20 years experiences. iN~r ~
rssbana ard wife. prcperty rishts
CONSTELLATION FREE. Rooms eos
xce rfle~. Music Hifx Main 1879.
J0V~ vi PARkES-41f Lyon BIDS. Malta
s.rs Is years experience IN Chicago
courts
Wf7f.fAM RHfNr-httorn~y AZ tAs.
1910 first ave- Seattle. TeiephSre IL
uosr SAT-. Advice free on any snoisct
all letters promptly answered. laws ~
husband ard wife promptly adjusted
we~tfv reports made On collections
<~~-~~~~~~~~~~.~1~~-~ ~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~
AUTO DELIVERY
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- acres 81 good soil. hair cleared lot
~ GOOD pasture good house. barn and
uuthuildinEs. - bead ~ stock. good
horsoA brood sows. tools otc Price
FOR everything. 5000
HERMAN a SCHROEDER
~ Liberty Hldg. Third and rnion
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PERSONALS


Mrs y y psnAhce az itetri Fsrxvson
DENVER DIE WORKS --ifss TN ci,y
ksTss luEh. 81 % ssfs ises Fifs, a.
t.kutEs-- sanssrsans cefiae Root giiis
safe ard sars eafs fur delayed psrirsis
Price o.. Money refunded " remedy
fails after fsir trial Hxymaua Hsuisar
Co. si1S rise 81,
0Er MANntEp~iis st FnstFinaeuisi pspsf
rerlishsd mailed free The Cor
respondent. Teisas. ohip
Eoa-tiFssf Amsriean di.ratefY. re-
.serss your hair ~ nnr~Y ssfanfsi
Lastrs t.ahnraspsr Vast ssss
NfpWffE -Mna ANN wft.t.EfKkEN.
ists itth ave y " rhen. ballard 1877
REFfNEn. yoanr iookins -iss~. nic~ az.
r~arAnrs. desires acquaintance % s-a-
tisrman 81 mssrs - % 80 r~afs - as-
references exchanged rssssimgny y
saitst- address css. star.
Msnrf. MEAD and Wt'rH ufcHAHDs :
Massaxins and manicartux Rooms 10
=. iios Third ave
Al HONE wortinK man. ass - locks
years yoanFrr. wsiEh; tts. sevif HAs
20 meet waaan wtfh q good dlspnsg
tians object msirimony c1s aiaf
Ma MASON ff0ME- fSVAf-fBE ND
AaED PEOPLE ftt T. MERCER
CAPITOL. SO.
<RrttA NELSON nsoYsi 80 fttt rhiTa
sterling Hotel Circle saaisht cqtisai-
tA,i0as daily
CONSTITUTION method Py,h.
Ian plfE
ANY one kossins shsfssboa,. 81 TONY
uinkf kindir communicate 18th Chas
Larson. iass Ola rifh ave
OFT ACQUAINTED HociErf-- Names
and addresses TO Pine st Main
1890. Ladies' free
| CHfHoFopfHT -corn- removed ~ paia-
isss method offlre ssf. 1895 Third AZ
scHorr-shop methor. chirepnsiis, itis
w.fisr o.,
tHArPfNEsE lies tn married iifs Are yea
lanstyr Join Seattle Reliable Friend
ship ciub. Ladies' free Adj =. Evans
! I'll Uni0n. Ap, r.
Mfss EwEi.fs--MA NfcCRfS9 nis4
Third. offic. 4.
| ANNA MARKS
/ pafhs srf~uffflr masaaas aff tfniou u
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CLOVER AND SPUDS
No TNfsTFIs DteC~Ts

10 acres level as floor. all .lashed and
seeded Just the place Tor potatoes a
cow or two. some chickens Uem~mher
there y no inisres, to pay. Price 1850.
t2h cash and 81 month.
~ Downs nix. TOO second Ave
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READY TO FARM

30 rods from water front close 20 dock
good road to Port Orchard. close to
store and postofficc. hair bottom: good
land good title FREQ and clear VIII
take vacant lots for a.
IS Downs Bldg 100 7pd
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
Dundee and Omaha
Officials Smoke
The Pipe Of Peace

An entente cordiale between Omaha
end Dundee was established last evening
when officials Of both towns met at the
Dundee city hall and shook hands The
event was proposed by the Dundee Off
ciuls. who invited the omaha commits
sioners TO visit the fair village on the
west and tarry a while Cor a bite TO cat
at Happy Hollow.
Mayor Dahlman and the other com
mlssioners. City Attorney Rine. Assist
ant Attorney TePoel and City Engineer
Townsend made up the visiting party
and they were met at the Dundee. city
hall by F. w. slabsugh. George Gillespie
and Z. n. Westerfield OF the Dundee VIZ
lage board. Engineer Rohrbaugh. Attor-
ney Hotz and Clerk Hume.
The party OF seventeen visited the pub
lie buildings and points OF interest of
Dundee. after which they went to Happy
Hollow. where they foregatherod around
large table. broke bread and exchanged
words OF feiicitation.
After the prandial part OF the event
had been properly disposed Of Mayor
DahlmRn. \. W. slabaugh and Few
others made short talks. all OF which re-
Elected good will and desire 10 CO.
operate toward the upbunding of a
Greater Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
GERMAN OFFICIAL
SEES SETTLEMENT
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Confers with DR.. Meyer
Gerhard.
he EXPRESSES SATISFACTION

BERLIN. June 19-(Via London)
DR.. Anton Meyer-Gerhard, who is
here with messages from the German
embassy at Washington bearing on
the German-American situation, had
a two hours conference today with
DR.. Alfred Zimmerman, under sec
rotary of foreign affairs, and Count
Montgelas. head Of the American
section Of the office. Gottleib Won
JSgow, minister Of foreign affairs,
participated in part Of the delibera-
tons.
report has moi been disclosed. out after
the conference. Or. Zimmerman expressed
himself as thoroughly satisfied with the
prospects Of an arnicahle settlement Of
the German-American difficulties.
The German-American situation con-
tinues to occupy the attention of the
press and the public. Rear Admiral Ka-
laG Won Iofe, retired. IN a newspaper
article, today takes up the point made
by Eugene Zimmerman. general director
OF the Lokal Anzeiger that the United
states made motion at The Haglie con-
ference to prohibit shipments of NUM-
lions by neutrals to beliigerents. but that
this was rejected under Germanys lead.
The admiral alleges that Germany was
not responsible for the failure Of the
motion, but merely voted against it, along
with England and France.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
SAYS WAS URGED
TO KILL FATHER
Marguerite Tharp So Testifies in
Juvenile Court, but the Mother
Denies 1t.
IS SENT TO INDUSTRIAL HOME

Love of a father for a daughter,
80 strong as to survive undiminished
after she had attempted to kill him,
was manifested by Eli Tharp, 3S1s
North Sixteenth street. when he
heard Marguerite Tharp. 16 years OF
age, confess In Juvenile court that
she had turned on the gas in his
room while he slept.
II was the father who sat by tho girls
side as she told In whispers, with bowed
head, of her attempt to STAY him and of
previous immoral conduct which Fhe had
concealed from him. when she wept
her father patted her shoulder and en-
couraged her. though tears ran down his
own face. The wife and mother. who
had been brought from the county Jail
TO attend the hearing. sat by apathet-
icaliy
Tho father made an excuse for the girl
for her attempt to kill him.
Told Co DO II.
she was told TO 10 It," he said. II
II. otherwise"
Judge SeaIs Coulinitleu htT 10 inc WITS
Industrial home at Geneva with her own
consent.
"Will you work and study ana be a
sood girl at Geneva the Judge asked.
Judge. she has given me her solemn
promise to do so, said Mr.. Tharp. with
n touch OF pride In his voice Just this
morning she promised me TO do better.
| l know she VIII"
/ Marguerite testified thnt her mother
had told her to turn IN the gas In her
fathers room. Mrs. Tharp Ia held in jail
len a charge OF contributing 20 her
daughters delinquency.
Mrs. Tharp Denies IL.
Mrs. Tharp denied that abe had told
the girl to kill her father.
II told her not TO do It. because there
would be no one then TO support the
family" she said.
When Mr.. Tharp took his daughter
into a private room for a farewell tall
with her, Mrs, Tharp manifested no emo
ton When Probation Officer Miller
suggested that she might want to taiH
with the GIRL she followed her husband
and daughter into the other room.
Marguerite has promised 70 write L
her father every two weeks from Geneva
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
WILL BE GREATER
OMAHA ON MONDAY
City Commissioners to Make Formal
Demand for Records of South
Omaha and Dundee Then.
EXPECT MANDAMUs NECESSARY

T The city commissioners, regularly
assembled in meeting of the city
council, decided to start from the
city hall at o'clock Monday morn
ing to make formal demand upon the
officials OF South Omaha and Dun
dee for public property, records,
books and funds, in the manner pro-
vided by the merger law.
The seven city commissioners,
Treasurer IRE and City Attorney
Rine will make the trip.
II is expected that mandamus proceed
ings will have TO be started and that the
delay In assuming official Jurisdiction
over the annexed territory will be only q
few hours
Mayor r. w. slabaugh Of Dundee hay
given assurance to the officials of Greater
Omaha that the people OF his village do
not expect TO receive any patronage IN
the way OF public offices. but they hope
to have their community maintained in
the same manner that II has been.
MRndRmus Necessary.
II tho Dundee officials should decline
W turn ItNbNuh anu AuliuH ONtT pn Moi
day morning. It will he understood that
this action viii be for the purpose of
securing protection through court
order. The city legal department expects
that mandamus may be necessary TO
satisfy the bondsmen.
superintendent Withheld OF the fire de-
partment states that in the resrrange-
ment of the fire department the Dundee
fire house Will protect the territory south
TO Leavenworth north 20 the city limits
and east to Twenty-eighth streets, in
| connection with the houses at Fortieth
and Hamilton streets and Thirty-seventh
and jackson streets This will mean
more runs for the Dundee firemen and It
will also provide more fire protection for
Dundee, That village had twenty-nine
fire alarms last year.
Name TO Go On Forever.
Mr.. slabaugh. retiring chairman Of the
Dundee village board, states that in his
opinion the name OF Dundee will go on
forever. like certain brook OF poetry
lie admits there is nothing in a name.
but he contends that nothing short OF an
uprising would result II any suggestion
would be made TO change the name Of
Dundee 70 Omaha. In everything else
he says Dundeeites are willing TO Join
hands in the Greater Omaha spirit.
| There has been much Concern among
dog owners OF Dundee whether the
Greater Omaha dog catchers would fail
to recognize canine licenses already is-
sued by that village for this year As
surances are given by city Clerk Flynn
that no attempt win be made to i'm
pound Dundee dogs thuN have been reg
ulsrly licensed. The same will apply to
South Omaha.
Commissioner Butler offered a resolu-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
KAISER GRIEvES OVER
ATTACK ON KARLSRUHE

AMSTERDAM. June is.--lvia Iandon,)-
A message received here today from
Frankfort says the grand duke OF BADEN,
now at the front. has sent the following
telegram concerning the recent raid on
Karlsruhe b. French aeroplanes TO the
buTgOmaster OF that city;
emperor William has telegrsphed to
me- his deep Indignation at the wicked at
tack upon beloved Karlsruhe. The poor
innocent victims among civilians have
greatly afflicted him"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20

through the myriad Of nerves to deeper sur.
faces, the internal organs. And thus q
period OF Tepose must reflect itself not only
In tho mind Of the mother, but upon the
babe 20 come.
point upon which all experienced people
agree Is the accepted fact that whatever an
expectant mother may do for herself that 4
safe and harmless Is bound 70 Encourage
confidence In herself, And as she applies
Mothers Friend" with her own hand when
ever required and just where needed, shs
soon learns 70 forget those apprehenslons q
often imaginative.
Young mothers who have used Mothers
FRIEND have written 10 say how Tejoiced
they were az the absence Of morning sickness,
extreme nervousness, and other dlstressss OF
which they had heard aRd feared. Get a
bottle CT Mothers Friend" at any drug
store. Simply apply Il over the stomach mus
cles and rest assured Of perfect safety and
comfort day and night. Write 10 Bradheld
Regulator. 70s Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca, for
their handsome and Instructive book.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
Germans Have Over
Million and a Half
Prisoners of War

BERLIN, June IS (via London)
The prisoners taken by the Ger
man and Austro-Hungarian armies
up TO June IL totailed 1910. 900, &C
cording to the Bayarian Stats
zeitung. The newspaper says this
total Is divided as follows:
Russians. 100000: French, 1885,
0oo; English, $4,000; Belgian, a.
O0O; Serbian. $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
FORMER C0UNcILMEN GET
ON CITY PAY ROLL AGAIN

W. S sheldon. Peter 4. Elsasser and
Cooley r. Brucker former city council
men. are now on the city payroll.
Mr. sheldon started a few days ago AZ
Inspector in the public improvements
department and Mr. E1sassar started
this week as foreman Of a street flushing
gang and Sir. Brueker Il general in
sIeetor for the street maintenance de-
partInent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
ECHOES HEARD AT
FALL OF THE GAVEL
Annual Convention of Nebraska
District Of Degree Of Honor
Lodges to Be Here.
GERMAN wOoDMEN INITIATE

Rrotberbood of American Ncomen.
omaha homestead No. 1904 OF the
Brother hood Of American Neomen viii
hold their annual public memorial eNer-
cises at their hall at Ninenteenth and
Farnam streets today at p. m. All the
Omaha and South Omaha homcsteads
have been invited to attend the memorial
exercises II is expected that an cxcep-
tionaIIy large attendance will be present,
ewing to the fact that just recently the
Omaha homestead has lost one 81 its
acsive nembers During the last year
there have been three deaths IN the
Omaha homestead. This outnumbers that
o. any preceding year. 1t has been one
Of the boasts Of the Omaha homestead
that its death rate has been considerably
leIow that OF any other homestead Of the
~ me size
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20

comes the question OF
comfort, OF helpful
aids and influences.
Among the best OF
these is a well known
eternal remedy,
Mothers Friend"
II Is gently applied TO
the surface muscles.
These are fabricated.
toned. made pliable so
they stretch as nature
requires without the
strain and pain on
cords and llgaments,
This influence extentls
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
EaYne WANTS NEW FIRST
FLOOR At The CITY HALL

Mayor pahlmsn has asked the city
building department 10 furnish an esti-
mate OF the cost Of new main floor for
the city han.
The present floor Is OF Mosaic work,
which requires continual patching and Is
beginning 10 look rather provincial
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20

ton at the council meeting providing
that municipal bath house be estab-
lished in the Dundee city hall Commits
sioner Hummel had the resolution tabled
The resolution was offered in a spirit OF
Ievity.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
June the Month for colds.

Harden your system with Bells Pine
Tar-Honey. 1t kills the cold germ.
Cures the cough. Only 25c. All drug
Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20

Apartments. flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheauly by a
bee For Rent'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
Royal league.
FraternaI Ala Union.

Mondamin lodge No. III, Fraternal Aid
union, met Tuesday evening at Labor
temple Mr.. Dennis won the attendance
prize. The next meeting win be next
Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
The Real Suffrage
Thought Of Women

Motherhoodlsthe thought uppemostin
woman's mind. And with Il, OF course,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20

Royal NeiKhbors of America.
Officers of Ivy camp No 2 win meet AZ
the homo Of Mrs. II. l.. Dana, 1905 North
Eighteenth street, Friday. June %. at
2 D. m
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20
Honor Lodges.

Honor Lodges.
The annual convention OF this district
Of the Degree OF Honor lodges win be
held in Omaha July and Q.
The Little River news., 1915-08-11
ROAD WORK IS.
 PROGRESSING
Contract for Steel Bridge Awarded to Hope Company for S3 Foot
 Span Over Slough.

Contractor Jas. G. Sanderscn states that work on roads in Improvement District No. 1 is progressing satisfac- tory. John Perry went to work on the Pine Prairie road last week. A crew will be placed on the Ogden road this week. The 80 foot steel bridge to span the slough on the Pine Prairie road has been purchased of the Hope Bridge Company, which company wifi also erect the bridge.
 Gravel Purchased.
 The gravel contract has been let to the M., D. & C.. and will come froIi. the gravel pits in Pike county. They will probably begin to deliver the gra- vel by next week. The road work will likely be in full swing in ten days as it is rapidly being organized. The bond issue has been approved by the bond attorney
 MT. Sanderson sublet his concreto bridges Monday to Miller and Gala well of Texarkana. Work on the1a will begin at once.