Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1910, Page 15

THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY entirely new kind desoribed as of brick and is often | resemblping & Turkish or Chicago Street Car Wi ” : | Oriental rug of dark rch hues and with & Strikes Automobile |wun extire ot nap” of the fabric | The congregation of - B'na ‘gfi,,g, A. McDonald, Well Known {broken ground at Eighteenth and Chicaso ¢ Base Ball Writer, is Crushed | streets for the new Jewish synagogue {tract for which was awarded a few days to Death, ago. The editice will present & beautiful | — exterfor of brown brick trimmed with| CHICAGO, May 21 orge A. McDonald, |white stone. The face brick selected for| a local base ball writer, died today as the |tM® building is being furnished by Sun ; ities 1 make wealth result of injuries sustained in an automo. | 36r!and Brothers bile accident last night Mr., McDonalg | Tivere, the second baseman ot 2ns Grins | VI ONUMeEnNt to Weiki] Samuel Spencer unlike the ‘‘woof" or The One Best Bet _l:ll all of IDAHO Isracl has con s ut IDAHO FALLS, in ldah o Fi | HE history of every investment made in well Jocated ldaho towns is that of profit; constantly increasing profit, a profit that has grown with each transaction, each change of ownership and that now is going to a degree which promises even greater profits in time to come. Mr. Hy J. Failing, formerly of Randolph, lowa, now vice-president of the Twin Falls Bank and Co., of Twin Falls, Idaho, paid $17,500.00 for a corner lot in the town of Twin s sold to the original purchaser for $1,750 b q'l"‘hv' first purchaser had ten years in which to pay for this lot, at the rate of $175 per year. He has not paid for the lot yet. In the meanwhile it has beéen sold first to one man and then to another, until this final sale shows a profit of more than 1,000 % You can double your money in ldaho IE townsite of Kenyon lies on the Blis Bror. & Juckm.o, Idabe Fail, Tda. t the Chicago Nationals, when it was struck by car. Trust Mr. McDonald was the only one ‘alls, which, six years before, injured His skull was fractured and he sustained | @ concussion of the brain and internal in- |Statue of Late President of the South. | jurles. An operation was performed on i § i | him last night, but from the first the b lulwly} s Vaveiied ot i Atlanta, physiclans entertained little hope of his recovery. In the car besides McDonald and Evers | ATLANTA, May 21.—Presented to the city Werg Joseph Evers, a brother of the base | anq state by 3,000 employes of the Southern ball player, and a negro mechanic. ~Me- | rgjiway, a magnificent bronse statue of the Donald attempted to jump as he saw the | ja1e Samuel Spencer, first president of the Southern rallway, was unvelled here today collision coming. He fell under the car and was wedged in so tightly under the |p v | he cords holding the vell of the monument U fonder that ivsequired the efforts of three | were loosed by Violet Bpencer, the 4-year- | G ARAN EE | 0ld granddaughter of the rallroad president | t we ask is & fair opportunity to con men to extricate him. The party was returning froi the West | who met tragic death in & raiiroad Wreck A el ieviniee T RN AN in Virginia on Noyember 2, 196. ing of trees, and in general preparation for a definite certain demand for a market town at this particular point. THIS IS OUR main line of the Oakley branch of the Minidoka and southwest It is not essential that you take our word for this. Ask your local banker concerning the growth and de- velopment of Idaho; ask legent man of acquaintance whether a small sum of money placed in Idaho will come back to you two fold. ern division of the Oregon Short Line Railway, branch of the Union Pacife half , the largest and give you 2% times as much % bank will pay you for system. Exactly way between any intel Oakley and Burle most important ity on the Mividoka tract, United States Reclamation ser vice; and within 13 miles of Oakley, the largest city on the Twin Falls Oakley project, financed by the Kuhn lions of Pittsburg; Kenyon lying midway between these two great Rec lamation projects and surrounded by over a half million acres of the finest irrigated land on earth, is bound to grow and become an important, bust ling little eity in Southeastern Idaho. your Two Stractures to He Use the Face Brick So Popular. 1daho, and dictated for, and yours for a postal I want you to write me a letter today telling me whether you can in- vest $100, $200, $300, $400 or $500; whether you can put it in a bank and watch it grow. Mid-west banks pay but 3% on savings accounts, Paci Slope banks pay 4%, 5% and 6% ; but 1 can guarantee you 10%. The First Presbyterian church at Clar- nda, la., sent & committee of seven men to | Omaha to select face brick for their new | building. After a careful examination 0(‘ many Omaha structures the committee de- clded to buy the same brick as was ured in Ralph Sunderland's new the north Iield club dlgtrict Side base ball park after the game between Chicago and Brooklyn has been postponed | jrundreds of men representing all We can net you 7% on your money. because of wet grounds branches of the service, came from all We will ntes MecDonald was 31 years old, married and parts of the south to attend the cere- G F gt ol had & gon § years old. He was graduated | mony. Wo Wil abbaluisly guarmntes, st dny plide o from Northwestcrn university in 198 and | j 'w. Connelly of Washington, D, C. R R ATty i laeren &1 L s S was & sprinter whils in college. chairman of the committes which raised il e (0 Mkee G Invesipaas 10 gou #e. Alan- N T o funds for erecting the monument, following | lutely assert this as & definite fact. 1 NEW FACE BRICK CHURCHES | prayer by Bishop Cieland Kinloch Nelson, Somers stiest that W% Know sur e | told how the funds had been secured, each it well. " employe voluntarily cofitributing according A . SRR i t0 his means. written apecially 1o you, are Governor Brown and Mayor Maddox re- o g celved the monument in behalf of the state Elis 8 . & Jackman and oity, 1aaho Fails, 14AK0 fs in the heart of the Sneke " The statue stands on the plaza of the At- River Vallay, the 7th richest in the world lanta Terminal station and bears the fol- okl | You can Double Your Money In idaho “‘Ssamuel Spencer, 1847-1906, a Georglan, a | contederate soldler, first president of the | Southern Rallway company. Erected by the | employes of that company. residence, In This is an Please write. Write today. Hand- illustrated booklet, setting forth the Minidoka Project of the United States (tovernment, and full and complete in- formation concerning our own enter- There are for sale two hundred shares of the Treasury stock of the Kenyon Townsite Company and the proceeds from this stock are to be used in the construction of railways and the construction of buildings, the putting prise is at your disposal and is ABSO- down of cement sidewalks, the plant- LUTELY FREE. Company, Burley, ldaho Formerly General Cashier Pacific Express Co. and Resident of Omaha k] " o T N This orchard is three years old. It is located four miles from Twin Falls, actly what you will get at the end of three years; if you close your option at buy an orchard like this for only $100 first cash payment And take six to pay the balance. The beauty of the Idaho landscape; the comfort of living in Idaho fs worth forty cents a day. And that's all this costs you. Read the advertisement. YOU WANT MORE MONEY MAKE $1,000 PER YEAR IN SOUTHERN IDAHO IDAHO has this advantage: | main line of the Oregon Short | easily reached. Transportation | it 18 but thirtyone hours dis- | Line (Union Pacific Raflway) | is cheap and close at hand. The tant from Omaha; not any more is ex- You Idaho, and that time. years in which Uniten States GOVERNMENT The HE Minidoka agree to replace them. These The altitude; dryness of climate; friable tracts are in flve-acre lots and than that from the growing and high price, markets of the Pacific THE ENTIRE with mining camps; and’ never quick, failing market sh demand. The Wy ing coal fields; the copper and GOLD almost at our door. located In the midst of all ent demand; the MINES GHT OV NG D E al tho profii. LIE CLOS™ A7 them within driving aiet YOUR FARM. You MUE about I1daho: you MU Not a man can tell ab 1daho in an advertisement have a 64 page booklet tells all about Idaho, It is most beautiful booklet printed by anybody, anywh. SIXTY 'OUR PAGE BEAUTIFUL LARGE PRINT WE storo. SEND ASK any art FR Twin Falls 18 the Chicago capitallsts who k rapidly coast. No TATE is filled | PRODUCT- IVE, and these provide a sure Montana Centrally | 1daho IXTRAORDINARY | Wonder City of this Continent. Six years ago It was & sage brush plain. | at Twin Falls, Idaho. Thus our lands lie within casy ace: of the great markets of San Franeisc Lake City, and_ with the h Puaeific « Seattle and Portland. We Lave ONLY FORTY- BTYGET TPOT™ Y ¢ must ask about this AT ONCE if yeu are to profit. YOL CAN MAKE OVER 81000 PER YEAR from one of these ten acre tracts. IN OTHER FRUIT DISTRICTS MORE THAN $3000 per year has been made by men who were EXTRA GOOD FARM- ERS. That is FROM FIVE TO TWELVE TIMES AS MUCH as the average farmer in the mid- 81 Balt of om- lie this hout We that the er ere OF PICTUR , in a cover that would sell for half a dollar at it || vadacRIAL T WRAPPED. SELL FOR AS George Basset, a farmer CLEARED, NET from only THOUSAND DOLLARS new made the THOU | that we ACPLE Y Llac His orchard w and Mr. Basset is inexperienced at irrigated farmi; Snake river provides water suf- ficfent for a hundred thonsand acres for A HUNDRED THOU ND PROJECTS LIKE OURS. Te vrice is named low may dispose of it quickly. THERE IS ROOM OR ONLY ' THIRTY-TWO BUYERS ON "THIS PROJE ean buy it FOR ONE DOLLARS CASH and 3 0 pay the balaneo. It takes ONLY $150 to seure one of these tracts: you can take six years to pay the halamos. In the mean- while we take care of it; look after the trees; prune them: and turn over to ‘you 3 3 WHICH W $1,000.00 TO § 'Y YEAR_OF NG AR YOU And HUNDF take 000.00 YOUR LIVE LdEsE; BOQED AND HIGd AS $3 PcR BOX living near last TWELVE over s only four years old, will be set with the most fam- ous varleties of commercial ap- ples; varieties which are known to be the best keepers, the sur- est yielders and best revenue getters in the world. We offer these orchard tracts for the low price of 21210 on easy terms as follows: Cash $100 on re- ceipt of contract and balance monthly pa one. two, ars, and pavments sixth year. without interest. care for and receive all Income off of sald Orchard for a period of five vaarg,or until turned over to purchaser, and glve the pur- chaser the option to take over his tract on the sixth year. We fur- ther agree that upon receipt of contract and first p. $500 to vlace a good clent warrant Aecd *tract In escrow in the Bank of Hollister, Hollister, Idaho, to be turned over to purchaser when payments have been completed This much we guarantee: If you put up $100 and pur- chase one of these five-acre tracts; or two hundred and pur- chase one of these ten-acre tracts, and there is a single m| representation You GET YOUR MONEY BACK FROM THE BANK OF HOLLISTER at Hollister, Idah PAY X P YOUR (e TO AND RACK. This English, Rend fc ALL, JUST WH booklet nd right now. our that tells TODAY S SN L Flat of the m United States Government Minidoka Project contains 30,- 000 acres of the richest land in the State of Idaho. "This land |3 ou can buy on credit. You can sell that mid-west farm of | i soil and the perfect air drainage from the rushing current of the Snake River, make of this the ideal spot in the world for the culture of a hardy apple that undergoes the difficul- ties of being shipped over long distances.” I am not in the real estate business. yours FOR CASH and buy 10 Idaho. It the | lama lawyer. acres 1n I came to Burley with $1,000 four years ago. Today I own ),000 worth of the richest, finest land on the face of the earth. —_— e I WILL - END THIS BOOK FREE seeks a HE Union Pacific Rail [ man, g0t rich. Bug it does i T s i Teocoperation | snow "a good reilef map o for the | st Minidoka Profect is Oakley Pro y nercial Club, together with | : 3 who seeks e v ¢ » Goose Creek Pro- woman who geeks en- | frercinl tiuh, together, the | the Ggoke Orssl Jes s aina , | city, have issued a hand- | River extension of the d““ ment agains t ll" me, richly fllustrated {uhns, and tells all about Thi booklet is | h and the great coun | relation of ordl- | ¥ we have in atistics : 1t does not | This book 1 will age; for the man who 1 ) oW, Koo, Stharil Fou tree - It Is Absolutely Free If You Will Write to Me Toda two-cent stamp anything will do, but right now is enough: For man who new home; with the vicissitudes of old I can help you to locate on the United States Minidoka Project; be seeks security as Governmen t against the loss of em- | A « postal card ployment, a few acres cause of my training and education it will all be done in a legal | way; I want you to write to me today, Write at onee. Opportunities in the west are fast slipping | away. You are needed here, Celery and all vege- | von 'and you need the west. purchased of the United Stites Government Minidoka Project is all of these and more. Some of this land may be planted to apple trees. It is especially suited for small fruits 2 The west needs such as strawberries, Do not procras tables are ready for a very early market when | tinate. Don'’t put off. Jon't delay. Write a big price may be had. | to me at once. This illustrated book is free. C.A.JOHNSON, Attorney at Law, Real Estate Burley (U. 8. Government Minidoka Project), Idaho THAT ANY SOIL THAT WILL GROW SAGE BRUSH WILL | GROW ANYTHING came here and developed not only the city, but ALL OF THE SURROUND. | . Today Twin of SIX THOU- AND POPULATION. As this advertisement is belng written the sound of an electric drill at "ur; oun the construction of a el frame and granite bank bulldine, comes through the win :I:n‘\\_” T:‘\;\‘!-k\ & provides A Hl'R"V‘J AS N K FOR EVERY- THING YOU RAISE dle states makes net. per year. You can have the most beauti- - y ful home In any state; the sur- roundings permit it. You can produce REAL MONEY with the least degree of labor. There 18 no hard, F. G. Lessur, President, is well known all over lowa, Min- nesota and Missouri, He is an orchard man of vast experience: his name and fortune is behind thie enterprise. J. W. Craven incessant tol B GU NTRE 1! SAvE |18 the owner of the largest brutalizing labor that o i INT. | stock farm in Southern Idaho. your nose to the grind stone | gree. He raises the finest grade of day in and day out. The wif’ | thoroughbred stock. He is viee- has time to herself, the children president of thin company. ~Hia can go to the excellent near by | e Ranhewelo SROHIRIS. o6 schools, and YOU HAVE TIME Becrotary. hae Sharge of the ge TO MAKE A GOOD CITIZEN tall, HE |s TEE BEET MAN AT OF YOURSELF. The quick | class manner, and should any | THAT JOB W3 COULD GET; CASH markets are close and | trees die from any cause we from the new town of Hollister thoroughly competent and within three miles of the TWin Falls Land Orchard Co. Nevada Southern Railway, con- | ¥. G LY&uA, Prestdent necting with the main line of Twin Falls, Idah the Unlon Pacific Rallway at T v : e Snake River Valley. Wells, Nevada; and with the rn Agent, Orocker Bulldine, Des Moin we | ds Do nd aollar every dollar the banks will let us have baying LAND FOR OURERLYV. W t this i dollar Our Guaranteed We agree to cultivete and care for these Orchards for a period of five years in a first Agreement Our land lies seventeen miles from Twin Falls; three miles Send for our It is worth a money to you take to FREE literature good deal more than the send for Idaho is the Place FOr the Man With a Little Money or Much Money To Investigate! know We can_tell you how. We THLL YOU HOW. Send for teday €. 0. PUOR, X