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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Historic Copper
Kettles Displayed
At County Fair
on Second Day Of
Nemaha Exhibit Estimated
1000; Entries in Baby
Contest Number 100.

Auburn, Neb., Aug. 3l.-(Specia
Telegram. )-Attendance at the Ne
maha county fair on the second day
was estimated at 1000. ..s...
Among the interesting historic ex.
hibits were several toy copper
kettles made by ]. c. Deuser. pioneer
tinsmi,h OF Brownsville, Neb., dis.
played at the first territorial state
fair held at Brownsville, October 7
and 8, 1856. Specimens OF needle
work by pioner women Of territorial
days. shown at the fair in 1856, also
are on exhibit here.
Many Babies Entered.
One hundred entries have been
made in the better babies show. En-.
tries from all parts OF the county
have been made. Although the
schedule OF points has not been COM
pleted, nurses in charge predict that
several Of the babies will be adjudged
80 per cent perfect. 20,
Representatives OF the American
Red Cross have established head
quarters at the fair grounds and are
aiding ex-service men to present
claims for compensation, secure
attention or apply for voca-
tional training.
Race Program.
The race program drew a large
share OF attention in the afternoon.
In the 2:l2 trot, Whitefoot, owned
by Frank Sthreade, placed first; Ke-
wane, Charles Sthreade, second; Lon
dilla, Earl Beasley, third; Shadelinc,
w. G. Sears, fourth. Time, 2:llN.
Direct Echo, owned by Earl Beas-
ley, won first in the free-for-all pace
and trot; Armada. Jack Lewis. sec
ond; Peter Native, Stanley & Col
Inns, third; Garnctt Mckinney, Frank
Bailey, fourth. Time, 2:20N.
In the running races the first one
half mile dash went to Kimberly,
owned by E. Stillman; second one
half mile dash to Alfalfa Bill, Will
Jams Williams. Indian Chief, owned
by Milo Preston, won the onc-fourth
nile dash.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Oil Companies
Successful in
Mexican Court
Tribunal Enjoins Department
Of Commerce From De-
nouncing Rights to Lands
Held by u. s. Company.

Mexico City, Aug. 5l.-(By The
Associated Press, ,)-oftieials OF the
Mexican Department of Commerce
and Industry have been enjoined by
the supreme court frcm denouncing
rights TO oil lands held by the Texas
company prior TO May ]. 1917. This
decision. handed down last night by
a unanimous vote OF the court. prob
ably sets a precedent for the courts
action in dealing with nearly $50
eases calling into question the effect
OF article y OF the Mexican consti-
tuition.
The Texas company appealed to
the court for an amparo or prelim-
mary certificate issued TO the holder
OF a land claim. pending the issu-
anee OF pre-emption papers.
This action was taken TO prevent
the government from denouncing
claims held by the company. If the
other oil companies which have
brought similar actions are vietcri-
Gus il is generally believed that the
decisions will constitute the, courts
definition OF Article q, and its inter-
probation OF that article as being non
retroactive in its effects, and that
claims to oil lands held before May
]. 1917, cannot be questioned.
Justice Adolto Arias prepared the
decision. in which his colleagues con-
cured. When court opened yestcr-
day and discussions were begun JUS
tice Arias was the first TO speak, and
he cmphatieally championed the
Texas company's contentious, as
serting that the announcement in
question was in direct violation of
Article IA OF the Mexican constitu-
ton.
This article states that mo law
shall be given retroactive effect to
the prejudice Of any person whatso-
ever"
He also was emphatic in stating
that the naturalization Of petroleum
deposits under Article q OF the con-
stitution must not be made retroac-
tive so that it would apply to lands
legally acquired under the mining
law as il stood previous to May 1, |
1917. That law declared that oil
was a part Of the soil wherever
found.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Merchants Doing
Much Fall Buying
Brisk Business Reported by
Jobbers and Manufacturers
Visitors Enjoy Picnic at
, Miller Park Today.

In addition TO the many entertain
ments for the out-oi-town mer-
chants attending Merchants Market
week in Omaha this week, two real
treats were on the program yester-
day. They were style shows at
Byrne-Hammcr at $50 and at NJ. l..
Smith K Co.'S roof garden at 2:30.
At these places the visiting mer-
chants saw all the latest things in
woman's apparel. The wives at
tended the show with their hus-
bands. The clothing shown is
Omaha made.
Picnic at Miller Park.
Reservations for the picnic at
Miller park yesterday afternoon were
made for 1000 merchants and their
families. Gus Miller directed all the
games. More than so prizes were
given away. At 6 p. m. the mer-
chants will enjoy a basket dinner.
The days festivities were closed
yesterday evening with dance at
Prettiest Mile club.
That Merchants Market week is
proving a success is shown in a
statement issued yesterday by Roy
7. Byrne. president Of the Market
week association.
Fall buying is of an unusually
substantial character this year," Mr..
Byrne says. Formerly merchants
had their fall buying over with, but
came to Omaha for information re-
regarding buying and market con-
ditions. This year the merchants
have not come in for information,
but to buy. They have bought conf
plete general lines of fall goods.
Reception Thursday.
"The market trend on cotton and
woolen goods is upward. They are
taking advantage of prevailing
prices"
Sample rooms, dining rooms and
even parlcrs, in all downtown hotels
resemble department stores. Big
manufactures. wholesalers and job
oers from all parts of the country
rave. displays Of fall and winter
goods. The big reception and en-
ertainment of the week will take
,lace at the=Auditorium this even
ng,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Alliance Man Injuries Leg
In Threshing Accident

Alliance, Neb., Aug. 3l.-(Special)
John Krul, farmer and threshing
machine operator living near Hem
ingford, came near losing his life
in an accident in which his right
leg was nearly severed BY the blades
of the band cutting apparatus of his
threshing machine. SThe cylinder
operating the band knives had be-
come stuck and in attempting to get
the knives to work she Kicked the
cylinder. The jolt started the cylin-
der and before he could pull, his
foot out one of thes knives, = which
revolve at high speed, struck him,
the blade splitting the bone at the
knee joint and ripping the fesl,
open clear down to his ankle. se
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Sheriff Breaks Up Mob of
Miners by Machine Guns

Uniontown, Pa, Aug. 3l.-Strik-
ing miners of the w. ]. Rainey Coal
and Coke company. marching into
Allison, Pa, to bring out the miners
Of the Superior Coal and Coke COM
pay there, were today dispersed by
Sheriff Shaw of Fayette county, and
one deputy by display of machine
guns. State police under Sergeant
Freeman later took over the situa-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Root Urges Bar
To Take Part in
Forming Opinion
Former Secretary of State
Says Guiding Line Must
Be Found in Applica-
ton of Law.

Cincinnati, Aug. 5l,-A day o
sectional meetings. devoted largel,
TO reports OF committees and dis
cussion, occupied delegates and Wis
i,ors who came for the i4th annual
convention OF the American Bar as
sociation. Prominent barristers were
present for the business meetings
auxiliary to the general convention
which begins tomorrow.
Elihu Root. former secretary oi
state. in two brief addresses, urged
the bar to play an important role
in creating public opinion and in
educating young lawyers in the fun
OF the law.
Modification OF the principles OF
law is going en- at greater speed
and in larger scope than ever be-
FORE he told the session Of the
legal education section. OF which he
Is chairman. Changes in the admin
istration OF law have forced them
selves even to the attention Of the
public. The application OF law is
so widely different from thar OF so
years ago that some guiding line
must be found.
1--WE must seek for the principles
IF common law. which is being slow
y modified by thousands of stat
ltes and decisions OF courts of last
'cport. We must have a system OF
education requiring the background
II law which explains the true meth
ID and scope CT law"
Miss Annette Adams OF San Fran
,isco. speaking before the criminal
aw section, urged swift punishment
's those charged with crime. ..
Forged finger prints were cx-
'lained by Milton Carson, a finger
,rint expert OF Los Angeles, who
aid that the first thing to prove
where finger prints we're involved
n crime cases was whether the print
vas made by a human hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Trawler Starts
Southwark Trip
To Salvage Wreck
Attempt Will Be Made to Re-
cover $2,OOO,OOO Bullion
Cargo of Sunken Ward
Line Steamer Merida.

New York, Aug. 3l.-Bound on a
quest for more than Sl.000,000 in
sunken treasure. the steam trawler
Ripple was blowing south today.
headed for Cape Charles. Va, and
the submerged wreck Of the Ward
line steamer Merida.
The little trawler's decks were lit
tered with equipment for the salvag-
inc operations when she sailed from
here late yesterday. and her crew in
cluded Frank Crilley. one of the best
known of deep sea divers and two
assistants. George w. Nordstrom,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Woman Bound and Robbed
OF Gems Valued at $4,000

Atlantic City, Aug. 3l.-Miss Ann
Knoeher OF Philadelphia was bound
and gagged in her suite at beach
front hotel last night and robbed
of jewelry valued at $4,000, it be-
came known tonight.
Answering a knock on her door.
Mi Knoeher was confronted by
two masked men who stepped into
the room, locked the door, pointed
a revolver at her. threw her on the
bed and bound her ankles and wrists
with strips torn from bed sheets and
gagged her with shawl. Then they
ransacked the room and disappeared.
Miss Gertrude Whitman of Phila-
delphia, friend. called few min
utes after and released her.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Six Wymore Men Injured
While Unloading Autos

/. Wymore, Neb., Aug. 31.-(Spe-
cial )--Ralph Forsythe received bad
cuts on his chin, arms and chest, F.
f. Gossett had his ribs injured and
four other men were bruised while
unloading automobiles. The car they
were working in was bumped by
switch engine and the.Nmen were
knocked down and the autos piled on
top of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Knickerbockers for
Women Advertised
By Chicago Com PAM

Chicago. Aug. Ji.-One Of Chi
eago's largest wholesale clothing
firms for men today extensively ad-
yertised kniekerboekers Tor women
Tor general wear. The advertisement
points out the desirability OF kniek-
efboekers for women for business
and street wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Superior High School
s'' Ready fors Q3ceiSDancv

Superior, Neb., Aug.s 31.-lSpe-
cial. )Asuperior's s5o.OOd high school,
which was. damage dby fire about
six weeks before school closed last
sprnig, is now ready for use. Repair
work started before school closed.
The building is in excellent shape,
with new equipment in the CONNER
cial and the manual training de-
partments. !. School wiflaopen Mon
day, September 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Spaniards Are Hard Hit by
Moroccans, Says Report

Paris, Aug, Jl.-P@sistent rumofs
are in circulation IN Madrid that the
Spaniards have suffered a new re-
versal at the hands OF the Moroccan
tribesmen, says a dispatch from the
Spanish capital TO the Paris edition
OF the New York Herald today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01

Hardly had Mrs. Laura Anson OBJ
tanned her divorce decree from DR..
John +. Anson, former Omaha dem
tist, in Los Angeles last June, than
she was acting before a battery OF
motion picture cameras in Holly
wood in a picture entitled Crazy to
Marry"
This information was divulged in
Omaha yesterday with an announce
mcnt that Mrs. Anson has the lead
ing feminine role in the picture op-
posite Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle.
Mrs. Anson visited in Omaha less
than six weeks ago. She formerly
lived at SOLO California street.
In the forthcoming picture Mrs.
Anson plays the role OF a vivacious
young girl who enacts all sorts of
wiles TO get man. This is the
first picture in which the Omaha wo-
man has taken leading role.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Merchant Found Murdered
And $4,000 He Had Missing

Cape Gfrardeau, Mo-, Aug. jl.-
Edward Barnes, A., merchant, was
found shot and killed in a yard of
his home here last night. His wife
said $1,000 ahe had was missing.
Mrs. Barnes is held by police pend
ing an investigation. q,
Fred Foeste, %, a son-in-law, is
sought blythe police.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Feudist Given Life Term
For Murder of Neighbor

Mount Vernon, Ky,. Aug. 81
John Bailey, mountain feudist who
has been on trial here for more than
week today was found guilty of
murder and sentenced to imrrison-
ment for life.
Bailey shot and killed Beverly D.
White, a neighbor, last April.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
J. S. Sugar Associations
Stolen Securities Found

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Stolen. securi-
ties of the United States Sugar
Manufacturers association of New
York valued at thousands of dollars
have been traced to the French
Worthington group Of alleged
swindlers, according to Henry H.
Rolapp, president of the association.
Mr.. Rolapp is here comforting with
John Clinnin, assistant district at
torney.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Senator Norris ofsNebraska
Rapidly Regaining Health

Washington, Aug. N.-Senator
Norris Of Nebraska, who collapsed
in the senate several weeks ago.
is improving rapidly, according to
word from the Wisconsin woods
where he is recuperating.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
j. S. Urged to Use Seized
German Funds on Claims

Washington, Aug. s31-Recom-
mendation that funds now in posses
sion of the alien property custodian
be used in the settlement of Ameri-
can claims against Germany was
made to President Harding today by,
Custodian Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01
Met Cook Jail Break

McCook, Neb.. Aug. 3l.-(Spe-
cial.)-Emery Thayer, held on a
liquor charge in the Red Willow
county Jail, sawed his way to liberty.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01

The smallest known species Of hog
is the pigmy swine of Australia.
They are like other hogs save that
they are no larger than big rats.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-01

An investment that pays big
dividends-Bee want ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05


OWNER leaves furniture TO be sacrlfl-el
Tor best offers and quick SALE house must
be- vacated Phone -0siW. l1-- Nevada
call wednesday. ThursdaT. Friday. 9 20 5
p. m only Two huffets. walnut wardrobe,
closet. dressing table chairs. refriserators,
gas stove. etc
BEDSTEDS. $3.50. rocizils chairs. Sass;
Eichen cabinets. f17-50s bed springs s2.5o:
oak dining tables, $3.50. baby bed; $780,
new duofcld- f1l.la- cQmmQdess $3.50
TEXAs FURNlrLEE & STORAGE CO.
500 =. san Antonio
VIZ ARE NOT BROKE. But NED TIE
money We do not give goods away but
give Big Reductions on everything THIS
week Baby buEEiess So a good couch.
sfi sauitary couch, SIS. IRON beds, llEnr
Eli inch post beds. simon flzf sprlnEz
So UPS mattresses. the hest ever 20 pounds.
So new pillows. a1l feathers. S150 pair
SO trunks. uow SIC; q candy ddcfoids 1896
an steel kitchen cabinet vas $50 uoH
l35- dining tables. from IS 10 SIS; chairs,
$3.50 up. all new ones. all good gas 1ara-
room heaters. $50. large gas heaters, So
gas ranges. aud burners. fl- ups wash
sands s7s good griudstone. ff-have
you an ak % rrlu1-- wood heaters. ll-iQ
ups coal heaters So TO gE5s kitchen taltea
2 lp- camp cote $50 Up. Prime 9
dresser SIS. ch1f1nicrez SIS. Morris
chair. ffs swivel office chair. IS We
have thousands OF bargains We are buy
ing more every DAY. We are always on
the 1uup. we are here 90 please. We are
looking FOR you We deliver The same
day 90 any part 81 the city. II you want
HURST FURNITURE co. 2l5 s. stan
ton 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
For Sale-Citv Property.

~---~~@[
CLIENT must sell room strictly modern
house on car line and PASSENGER Hudson
automobile Phi gl2
FOR RENT-A .arEe and 9 small office
10 the Herald buildiuE. Heat light and
fanitor service furnished Reasonable rates
Apply 20 the Auditor Of The Herald
IS GOOD LOIS On East IN Paso for sale
at bargain Write owner, John II. Nus
baum. Mesilia Park. y. 81.
BUY FROM OWNERS room bunga-
low, Pershing Drive, hardwood floors,
furnace. garage. Must be sold quick
Phone 800.
WHAT STERLING IS TO SILVER
MATFIELD IS TO A HOME
Plans and estimates free
10 ROOM HOME. NEVADA ST.
This beautiful colonial home IS in
walking distance. terraced ground on
paved and parked street Ten rooms
baths. ( sleeping porches, double
brick garage. with 13-iu- walls; steam
heating plant south front; rents for
s125 per mo. Price f11.500 easily
worth S15.ooo. call 1850, Herndon
TURNED. KEMP & coLDwELL.
BEAUTIFUL 2 story home. on
Montana St 200 block. re-
duced from $4,000 10 $4,000
Owner leaving city. VIII sell
furniture for $500
W. +. PAYNE, RenltOr.
401 Mesa Phone 1850
SPLENDID HOME AND INCOME
Modern furnished bungalow Of six
rooms full basement. steam heat.
laundry and garage. adJoined by mod
erns Well-butm apartment house or
four apartments completely fur
nished- owner leaving city. viii sac
rifice entire property FOR S26.5oo on
terms Of one-half cash. balance 10
See Mr. EOFFlIAN.
ID. c. CR0WELL a CO..
los So. Stanton St Phone $500.
SOLE AGENTS
TRADE-MATIE OFFER-TRADE
APARTMENT HOUSE
PRICE SIS. zoos INCOME S13T NO.
Close in, 8 blocks from city hail. on
corner both streets paved. Tenants
waiting 20 get In 10 apts- VIII take
clear FL PasO property for equity;
$4,000 against house at z percent.
call 20g0, Herndon Kemp. with
TURNER, KEMP & COLDWELL-
APT. HOUSE, near Hotel Dieu. income
$40 monthly paved, modern Take
bungalow as payment; $4,000
ST. Apt House, income
$500 monthly; take bungalow in pay
nent. $4,000.
NEAR HIGH Schools room duplex
apt $500. $1,000 cash.
NEAR CLEVELAND SQUARE-Nine
room apt house, $500; real bargain,
terms.
TAKE AUTO Or VACANT LOTs-sir
room bungalow, near Five Points,
$3.50.
HAWKINS BROS.
315-317 Martin Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
For Sale-city Property


DESIRABLE brick home IN Sunset
Heights every modern convenience. with
fuu size basement. terms to responsible
party Phi. 2f2L
NEW BUNGALOW. East Fl Paso. -FOUR
rooms porches. cement walks Price
$500, very easy terms. Phone own
MODERN Duplex Apartment. double Ea-
ragei 2 room cottage double garage, sun
set Heights room residence business
district Ph- 2132. morninEE
WILL TRADE FOR OIL STOCK.
7 have 2 Grzndview lots viii take OIL
stock as part payment. balance SO
month Write Owner, P o. Box SIS.
A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW FOR SALE
at q sacrifice. on corner Grand and Byron
streets large rooms and Easements
beautiful hardwood loors throughout all
built In features. bookcases and writing
desk. mirror door in bedroom. large
glassed In sleeping room tile bathroom.
beautiful kitchen with all built IN fea-
lures and tile draiuboard- A home 20 be
proud q for only $500. reasonable terms
Phone owner, 7sssW ard see this home
before you buy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

Hirh class and beautiful furnish
Inrr OF 9 room bungalow apart
ment In Sunset Heights District 3
blocks FROM center OF business dis
tricf. everything complete and
ready 20 move into This includes
chlnawarc. glassware. EilverWare.
Baby Grand plane, etc. etc
Anartuaut for rent or lease 20
party buying furniture Immedi-
ate possession. Ph- $3.50 between
4 and for appointments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

sWHY CRAM AND CUsss"
Have your Ford magnetic recharred while
YOU wait; Oldest models crank like new:
makes strong lights. COLUMBIA sTOR-
AGE BATTERY & IGNITION Co, Ph. sT7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

BUICK. 5 PASSENGER, 1890 MODEL
ONLY s1f0o.
cash. terms or trade. perfect uechani-
cal condifion- b oversize cord tirer. ca-
only driven about $500 miles look ike
new. Phone $3.50 McNam1ra-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
For 60 PropertI

For SaIe-CiB Property
SUNSET HEIGHTS - Attractive 6 room
bunEalov. $500. terms add. ] S., Herald
OWNER compelled 10 sell 6 room, sleep
Ing porch, fuil basement, 5000, terms.
l9e3 Arlzona-
n MANHATTAN HEIGHTS-lIodern fur
nished bungalow. Including piano. only
1000 terng. "a ls46M.
FOR sALE-lfy room home IN lfanhat-
tan Heights. furnished OF uufurnishcd. am
leaving city. "a 63llW.
FOR SALE AT sACRIFICE-six room
house with Elassed porch. built on II lots.
pear. peach and shade trees, also grape
vines. chicken coop for SEQ chickens, sheds
and raraEe- Phone after 2 M Ga65J.
lsl Martinez Place.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. built-in
features, tile bath, basement. paving
FLANK E. cox. ReaItor.
2l9 Caples Bldg Phone 6425-
CLOSE IN, $3.50.
SIX room house with basement. steam
heat and good garage Situated in de-
sirable neighborhood. convenient to
town. car and school owner sacrific-
ing for immediate sale. Good terms.
call Mr. Gross,
p. W. WILLIAMS AGENCY
s15 First Natl Bank Bids PHI 1144.
WHY RENTe
when you can buy this beautifui s room
bungalow with hath and large service
porch. built in features, located on south
front lots within 1 block OF tt Bliss car
line. for only $4,000. with about Ss0o cash
and the balance $50 per month. including
all interest See this At once.
Gail Eottorff
JAMES l. 1IARR & COMPANY.
Realtcrs-
Phone 4555- 500 san Antonio ST.
CLOSE IN-Modern 8 room bungalow;
extra large living room dining room
connected with French doors. base
ment and furnace. Price $500. $1,000
cash, balance $50 per month
L. T. KILLER. with
LEATELL & SHERMAN.
116 Texas St Phone 1895
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

ALTA VISTA
SITJO.00
Five room bungalow all built
in features, fine hardWood
floors throughout; basement
and heat. laundry room with
stationary tubs; two garages.
two full lots on corner with
vines. roses, trees, ETC. terms.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
-Four room brick cottage, two
ful lots on paved street,
easy terms.
alta VISTA SNAP
10000
-5T140 feet. south front.
owner must sell.
MORRIS INVESTMENT co.
1886 First Natl Bank Bldg
Phone III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

A HOME WITH UNUSUAL
FEATURES
lt is roomy and comfortable.
beautifully situated, on lots.
In Alta Vista There is an
UNUSUAL sleeping porch Is
feet square with windows,
spacious enough to accommo-
date three beds Further, an
UNUSUAL lawn, plenty OF
trees and shrubbery; garage,
driveway from front. on paved
street, paving paid. Lastly. an
UNUSUAL price OF $500
You'll buy II you see this.
Call VAN HORNE
with
BROADDUs & LIE BARON.
Realtors,
112 Texas st. Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

NV EuDh ROOM DAGALU -
EEH-NEWER OCCUPIED
Row o. the time TO buy. These
houses we're built after the fal in
prices Of building materials -Four
nice rooms. bath. large screened
rrrch- fences and cement walks
Price $4,000 20 $3.50 each. small pay
ment down and $40 per month, in
Guiding interest
JAY r. KNOX COErPANT
7oi cznIsz BldF- Phone 7e9s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

HERE Is A HOME YOU
CAN'T TURN DOWN.
FIVE ROOMS, sleeping
porch, hardwood floors, nice
tiled bath. basement, two full
lots, paved street At this
price the shades and linoleum
are included. Reasonable
terms.
Call o. 3. Rocker,
with
BROADDUs & LIE BARON.
Realtors.
112 Texas st. Ph. 1858.