Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1916, Page 38

T ————— Rn— —D REAL ESTATE ONE BLOCK OF LOTS IN MINNE LUSA A private owner lias just given us the exclu sive listing on 14 lots located adjoining 24th strect in this beautiful new addition at prices corres ponding with those at which the lots were orig- J inally sold, in the addition and are by far the most choice of Prices $750 to ferings to be had in the distriet, 00, third block north line of Miller Park. tenth down and 1% a month, for cash, Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler 1536, FARM AND MNCH LANDS 10 ACRE FARMS $150 REAL ESTATE These lots lay on the highest point Go up today and look them over. Located Terms one Suitable discount 3345 Rose Bldg. | FARM AND RANCH LANDS PAYABLE 50 CENTS WEEKLY THF FARM AND RANCH LA wincapsin I‘H FINEST ~ CA AMEKLCA CHEAP RAl | Oking | PORITIVELY o burguin 0 "O0 N TRY NDS LROAD RATES TO BXAMINE THE LAND, | FREE INFORMATION. WRITE OB- CAR W, DAVIS, 26 ¥ SIXTIL A1, have 2,00 | acres fine orchard lang to sell at 3| per enre, cash, or §0 with thoe terms. H. Rowel Lbr. ( Howard, Okl Texun Landn, | A BIG BARGAIN—In ) furm, oné mile from town and crenmery, on main road; good woll and water; can be hought at attractive price on liberal termp; will divide, This farm s e cated In the best duiry where there 1% a high butter ma oction of Toxns, rkat all year L, D, Miller, 701 Central Nationanl | Bank Hldg St yul M. Waushing in FOR SALE~By owner, aere ranch, al 4ood clonr land, % acres of pich Lotiom | Tand, all clear, potato and garden soll small house, good big barn; good wnter clowe to school and postoffize; well lo cated on corner of two good pronds; 1 s from paved rond; some stock anl farm implemerty; Toc tare’ to Tacomn | hus twice dally, Pric 5,000, half cash | balance at 6 per cent interest, and | | torms can be arranged to suit. Wil xo socure for sick or misfortune cnnne. Bave your commission, .’un:rr':v you ure deallng direct ith OW M Write or call. John H. Thomas, hl19 8 ith St Tucomn Wash Miseellnnenus, | BUY KRS WITH { THE MONEY TO INVEST, | Farin | nd ads placed in thess ools ymaw reach (he kind of people i th whieh Lo Invest in lunda SE'8 country efreuln Tho subscription rate for The much higher. than other peWspADer. NALL o Beo hv l xluu of well-to-do tarmer yony and reach wo | |vu).~ west who have ample funds nd quantity are Loth found tion. | e i [ n | | Altlfl YOU GUING 1‘0 BUY LAND? ot w copy of n e columne. Est; our Journal first | | n hu ’ndl, olty rwvlrly -na atocks w of goods advertised (rom nearly every llnll Hu :llll you can find_Just what ablished " Ui Wi sonsin, adjoining | U i kel America; very low price. ¢ ma Arnol Co,. Superior Wis Nowh Duliota Landn. FARMS FOR'SALE AND EXUHANGE { "IN THE KED RiVER ‘\\Il\ OF | NORTH DAKOTA, PRICE $0 TO §i FER \CHE, RANGING IN BIZE F ()‘A 1% ACRES TO 200 ACRUS, TIE~E FARMS ARLE HIGHLY [MPROV W AND UKOW PAYABLE $1.00 WEEKLY vouching 00 readers, Sond five )mll"B bl $10 Per Acre for 10 Acres or 100 Acres FARMAND REAL GBTATE JOURNAL ki 1 KK, 10W No Interest. No Taxes. No Forfeiture, YOUR name and address on a postal o vt conpiete “Farm Gulde'" | froe Tean where to find rent On our plan you t'lnnnl lose what you huve pald In, even If for any m.n.m 4 por E you' DAve to stop paying, Jvery dollar you pay Koew into the land and none | §uiieln best Missourl wnd hinols ands AN take It away from you, | Waal, Sticet, 8t Louis, Mo, Get a spot of .mund all your own, Men find It the greatest satisfaction of | dalis gt o iy pasprty fui | their 11ves to own & plece of farm land. It means a home, ‘There ave a hun- | sale wnd oxchangy Combe, Wi | \ drod possibilities in n plece of land—In ite Incrensing Value, In ity enrnings, In : LR LA, )L it ull'loct n;mmy {or lnYugln:‘ your 'Jn;uuu nd nnln A(l'lilwinx :’mllm " ‘u. rl.[) o ' nto when you e tired of your job or your job Ia tired of you ts n| welf-suntaining proposition that puts money In the bunk: hesides money Invested FARM LAND WANTED J\ In Real Fstate unnot ln unlIK lost and (n fact, under our most Mhoral con- | WANTED=Ao hear from owner of kood | teact, It cannot be | No one Who has a house, a few acres of land, coW, | “farm for sale, Hend description und wome pigs and cmoh ann ever puffer want, I I g to any who| cash price. R. C. List, Minneapolis, | bave nn:hl?m;a sgtual” exporiance how much essler it 1n to live in comtort=| _Minn, i 4 ow much farther the l'n‘ amount of money will go in the country than In the | ANmEE" 50 oar from owner ANTE, ) 0 of §00 olty where overything, even pire Water, must be paid for An oy aain Bend asscription 8004 Thaso farms are tn Shanfion county, Mo., on the Bt Louis & an Vranciaco | fhsh price. R, Q. List, Minneapolis, | ny. one are over two miles from & vailroad station, H - b % . WANTED-Farma; have 4,000 buyers; de- | We have productive sofl, #ood kchools, churches, good rouds, elose to good | #eribe your unmold property. 624 Farm- | sized towns and within one night's ride of four big markets Lo KxchAnge, Denver, Colo.* ) | Opr contracts are the most liberal over offered by a real cstute firm HORSES-LIVESTOCK- VEHICLESy ) OMAHA AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 2200 Furnam St DAY G HOUSE AUTO CLEARI AUTO CLEARING HOUSE WIHT OF CHICAGO, (N, MANAGERS Doug, 8310 IN UBED AU TAUSER, MOQY TOMOBILY BERNS LARGEST CARY L DIEALIR H, 87T Live Dealers Wanted in Every Locality Good Used Car BUYS Come in and see our big stock of used cars. All prices. Ivery car is in good condition and can he hought at real snaps, Read this partial list of our cars Page, 5 PASSENEET. .. vvvvvovriess s $A0 7 Detroiter, electrie light and starter. Buick, One slightly used 1916 Maxwell, Maxwell Truck $100~ Three Ford Roadsters, Three Ford Touring Cars, And others at a bargain, C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO. Whethlr you are looking for a home or want to hold your tract wa ap Invest- For Nn -M for increase in value, our proposition must appesl to yol. Our Y are reasonni You_ ket land for mrn‘ dollar_you invest. There wre |1 SPAN of mules, hirncan and dirt wagnn, OPEN TODAY tomnuru. You pay 1o Interest or taxes, It you dia the money will bo re- | $50i 1 #pan of mules spring wagon and ol i ried, to your family. ~ You are dealing with ong entablished “connervative | Lirias, $200. bay horse, $66, Phone of ample resources to Carry out every nhngmlnn and to protect your In- W ""”‘N"‘“ 4091 8. %th 81, ¥ o s 4 VAGON®, bu xlu lnd “harnesses for 2916 o have endeavored to make the terms within reach of everyone als at os B g 2216 Farnam St Douglas 853. HAY ¢ Write for our printed matter, Which {n sent free HaY, Roo s ton. ’) “ W”‘"‘”r' L2 it MERRIAM, ELLIS & BENTON)|facsTar Mo FET STOCK : 5 ’ ’ BPIECIAL MAY PRICIS on eggs from | 1918 HUDSON touring car for sale. The Ve , eXPLTCIE @ & P i ) 1 Tom Burron Champlon Fi nuuuh‘fi. CoW. | cnr I In splendid condition, with elec. "ariarion 8""""’ WAy Ho G, G05 Minnesota Ave, Kansas City, Kansas, o3 [ T M ’1(";‘;:‘:1;“::3 e A e Yty MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES up, Also heavy laying strain W. 1. R.| eash money. Only cash offers will he . |’“f‘klh'l r 12 hf’arryrrofl }"urm‘ ‘Box | _considered.” Call l)nu. 4225, J. Adams, |‘ mah, Nub. Benson 408 LATE model Paige 40; electric llghts, | “'g TR S S By el 2 : urnln ‘in used machities, V! Roor. BILIKO CHIG FOOD welf-atarter; to bo wold cheap for cush | ve Motoreycie Man.'s | . Missourl unnd, \ Mage of ure grain, Bost In '|‘||ea7mr or trude for uny” dnd_ of merehandise, | et Sl Lol U BT Ll G , J o your dealer does not handle (t rite or call at 26 N. 17th 8t. John lul””:\\ i FARM gwamRs o | ot AT W, WAGNIGR, Wi N, Tith At | Feedman. Omaia, Neb | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS C [ONS I A S ouklng 12, sle ol Kk gardener, | A AN ’|'un~" HIGHTY PRODUCTIVE | FronGNG LIGHT (=uck, sultuble for truck gar CameTed ST o ie V. B | Y i | pay far better than chickens; [ A bargain If taken at once. Carl A omplied and furnished by Kerr Title V\adnmny‘fl‘,‘ H M. Bharp, 1,000-ACRE ‘\;\I’ll‘l III,\}:il‘[;ll\M) FARM always ‘,mn:‘, ;m ”H‘ spate nended 0 | Andersan, the Auto Repalr Man, 1407 | St Abstract company, M6 Bouth eventoenth 4 ' NI Pty i) | ree book explalny Majestio | Jackson St ALLAWAY, NEB, 7 A y | WARRANTY DEEDS. On the aiie Aa: o the opera | 20-ACRE FARM FOR ONLY s b Co., Dapt, 01, Adel, ln, KUTOMOBILE for safo, 1011 Tludgon, | ot Pgriry ard ouse at Calluway, Neb, we will sell 0 vour canary on Max_ Gelslor | four-cylinder car, in good repair; b Coohail, Jeo RS GAletion 1o the. nighoat. bid- $300 | ¢ Holunmets ‘ant “Unrnx-.-n Bird bl | fau-ering sunday Torenoon, 4 N It s, s ...“x"u"yffi’ {0 Andrew . ¢ TR o | il M he_will sing all vear rou ith Ave., or telephone Harney 276 e S 4 “:e. “'%'.J°’1:.‘71'»'.‘,‘,..§"“:§,'t1‘.’€2| ruf: fec. $10.00 1-\:1)1‘\ \t«kfflm%“\lm THLY o a dilaer niva co."" s "m \, ijmnulnu b WONDER, " A vorty- “w , Townshi “Ifteen, ange ooy - k] "OR SALE-—Tncubator, 3 u Elizabeth, Chappel end husband 'lnun:‘;": hr l; "Ml in Custer County, Ne WITHOUT INTEREST OR TAXES, ity. Ih’nh ohloks. for e Flymouth “"‘I«v'.réfif.‘.a;"?:“mi‘y".‘n.‘“xn‘n’i’ Form | Chappell Northwent cofnar Lary 4vennis braska, west of ith Principal Meridian, | am having splendid succoss with | Hock, 10¢ each, Call So. 391, ok It sohves vour delivery prob. | ,And Hopkias, Bwon. 100x12f.. 00 containing 160 acrea moro or lews, Ac-| my 1L00-adro orchard and “fwym 0 | gGG-Barred Rocks, Runner ducks, 5o | lem and wells ilke wild ‘fire. Agents | Phoebe C. it el A o ol Thirtie, north cording to Kovernment surve southoast Missourl, Have 100 acres In | guoh, Phone Red 630, r ducks, o | (O a0, For particulara see or write [ et corner Thirtyunird avenus and Web- cated one mile from the tewn o (fll'n |n*m.'h{;l, 150 In apples, & in Erapes, § in | MXD iFain 1A i < NI | JOMNSON-DANFORTH COy 1520 N 18th. | peter 0. Cramer and wife to Henry 8. " strawberrios, 4 in blackberries and rasp- aln b w8 TR Wagner, ¢ Ford vondster; - | Mosller et l, Laurel mv 170 foet. onst o Tlflnufl»'fi'n por_cent of purchase | berries, and 10 in vegelables, grains | Sereenine 8% far i@ tha Wn N idth 8t )bl u’-gfsl :”"hlu'q :r on | Twenty Sordh sido, dohiacd 1 ?m- rl.lhndl .l-r ult‘:.l forty pe l‘-‘mnl‘ uxnl fir«mn The balance will be | s o e e demonstration: Bulck truck, l-ton ca- | \'1;‘..‘”';:. 4nd wi to a(?':" Johnson une 1, 191 ange five yoars, Inter- | planted to grapes and fruit trees next o - U ¥ 48 on atreet. 60 feet Wi gal ut ¢ per cent T Mk Wik | Baehio 'R, amapen i v ben vanc 1 AU TOMUB” ES—FOR )ALE .“,h‘" ..“,‘fl“‘“" roadster. 2427 Warnam. | iforty-firet street, north sids, 50x16) sld sbblect to v loago ot ono yeur, | nlng uver, 0 per ety bervion and | | PR A LB T TP tass Tractlon | | Pirer-eim st i, fee of um.m.m w en abstract show-| at the canning factory), ete. Apples N " o . | Amy E. O [ ¥ ‘l‘n.iy Derfect title together with war-| Jjust coming |..‘|.. bhearing ol lan ew | Lred u\l a I;nrw-h‘l’-“" {&ken at once. | AT glmm,,:,‘;,’"'"‘ and husband "’n"",‘,'j: ranty deed will be delivered. I have a large amount of land sur- | * \...|. n_ Co., n. Ia. .,.,m. of Bai 1 PO EMENTS - Go0d five-room | rounding my LoK-acre orchard and Automoblle 'rmr Al"mnnor “Rervice Frat,” prices artholomey house, barn xi2 for ten head of | farm, mueh more than I will ever be 16018 Jackson. Tyler 935, Auto M- A. Flanagan, Fowl 93 1 horses, with haymow; hog house l6xa, able to ket under cultivation myself, — B..r‘]!nx{ and ®en blackamithing Used ::i‘u of Twenty-ninth street. south eide, 1 ing house for 10 hrood sows; | and will sell 10 to 20.acre tracts at $300, - 'ords for sal g . . chicken house 10x20, and other minor | on terma of ¥O00 cash and $.00 AUTO WRECKING ©O. 116 ”"{‘:',,,:',"‘,‘;’,“m';"m:,‘(' (&8 (anlar Cirel, Improvements; 7 acres under plow, 15| monthi Without interest or taxes. — Al kinds of repairing and nnru f0r | aant aide, 30X160 4 850 ncres alfalta fenced liog teht, 0 airos | FARMS FREE T0 LIMITED pake Will sell you any car made on | sale. Used care bought and sold, D. 3. | e Bate National bark of Cloveland. O od hay land, Aacres pasture or u Hmited number of persons I partial paymen 5 v ot fores oF Vo to Carol olbert, sout! corner :rxbt?r'\‘n':mm Y ater” Place all fenced, | have wn areangement whereby they s !, R By e @ FOF NOUR | Kunaaa avenue and Thirty-fourth sireet ull bottom fnmi and good biack loam | can obtain u farm tract free It will not cost vou one cent extra ol SOTINTRIAL GARAGE €O | J00%127 5 P " Py 5 Alw Too Late midway between the Oaarks and the 3 2 & il %u‘y’*’::‘“:l:.'::‘;‘rln:x ||\bv A ova Dale |»:w\|.m.yu elevation ,.l-.?\“‘! won level We will I«*nlnv‘\}u 8 per cont per | My #ix \Hm\.-‘;[.;u .I“.‘y»\g"n.. 1}w¥‘fi|,‘|! ;::\,r‘p Jaard v:“l)d::l: N\-::.A s formation, Addross ahout &0 feet annum only on deferred payments OF ‘cagh; ‘eatie i B At ndley. P " ) \I:h'l\l(\:l‘)u‘\"(:“\(llr\f‘ AUCTION (0, Hefore offering any of my land for - ton, _Call Douglas J._Curson. | oy ninth. sreet, souin s M. A, Carraher, Auctioneer, wale 1 went o the Muthoritien of the | Get the car of vour choto and |GENITIAL & ot b Grck twos Oreve, Wharton otion entral Clty soven hearby states having (he so- y while you vide toan ennn v, € ndlion Can s Holdson street h 4 " ) Dong west of Tweniy-fifth street John Me Owner ¢ Neb called “Blue Sky' laws and asked | g ho tht Call Daugiae XU st - MPROVED them to pass on the printed matter [ e firat use In the best use. Why 4 C | NEBRASKA FARM, U . b had prepured and to send their expert | SYen conalder a second-hand machine b T']l,'n' ,«‘\“Illl('lhhl& A A% o [ have for sale 1380 aures of land in| nd men Lo iapect my orchard, far N YOU can casily OWn A new one. A8 Farnam 8t Thil-d SG' Morrill_county, Neb., that s about 18] 8B (0AE G0 33 AT Seg We iot you ‘deolde. Ilek out. the o WOODE |‘.-‘ rie almost new. bar lence mlhlr tro:nl'wlu n;-“rx:d-" ?"‘”I-'"“‘- Ibility and past Huatn: kind voor want and we will sell it to waln, owner ‘eaving city. Call . Room ' qual of land close to the rallvoads Vil B you and you oan pay balance monthly, ¢ " e or Dogelas W18 C} o I 3 "‘{"‘t ot o anaoee e | kLY granied por p Mhiy. | 8] Douklan Bk wrch 18 to ul\ur\\;r: "1 have Lr:lu.n'-l‘v:uw!‘u:‘lu’ A fow nore . . }l J capita mmodat pent Manday 1 Rose Hid B 0 . B il et B0, "Rl i, Vi Ve . L . e Organized consider an offer o an aore net lo | be ' awn Lae 3O Wit for Hve-passenger Ford g them, | will answer any vorrespondence o = ARBOTT RRO N » N Mus " e v 1 ohenp. : o this property and will go and she s Mgy, Bof B o] Wooms | } roon | wanted, Address W He Another Christian Solence chureh 1 to ll“lm*' L Fgl e g > g " wilt ite | \hess Ia, A siugle ! " aha, Neb 2 Llvers wud Garases renntaed 1n the olty. It will be known Wil refund ail expenses. wnd ould | be rade to By $13 clear profit & for sionm heaied | an the Thivd ehurch and will be lecated you purchass 1t 1 will deduct all ex . L = BroiR aarage fo . ! maes, Will ex ux e My commission A 1 L 0 the noeth ¢ £ the oity, probably 18 ghow this property wt BE A aore - " . “ry Ko Rei Te s o A Ih & moeting w whils 1 hate never heen s ’ H . | t all, Twenty-fourth Jesn than flve wanihs wge | re - s . . o ¥ X PR oy e ”:... an sl enah affer of ¥ A Ay ' o ¥ A\ oo s SrEanIs AE Try and ntereal vours : SRS An . - T PHLANT \ : " Thisd of Botontiet. 1t s et of land for Investment Ther e " . et ) ' . wtart towith- & membershis n'l:ua Boing aold i thal part of Mg : e Py - by g " AN geuatry ihan an) Ae good b hacin " \ Tt Voiee Anl Sunsiee - por b "l o ity ery N . " " . ' b o Laks stree whast and could pay fur “ ™ oW . r swoured and 8 ohun ne yoar Por further partl Ry A ) R . wo e & Seeted wrviess Wi oo wide . toy $ " N Wilian courax | 1o peicheiees W i - TIRES . Voug 1404 a0k K onhin 14 te U 3 . rius Farma Farms) (008" 0 ' v SEVERAL BARGAINS & . wovedia s " Bares, 10 aeres. BN aer ard [ + b o of thews will uok tast long Farns s 4 Within feed than B mivs of . A . H i N Seimisy alee smatier treets e v 1 1 farsnsnng 1f ansenioo » : ‘ N GHIN & MERRILL, oo Ny ’ MR e Bl & M s Sout “is S WL 1 (Y PONY FAY RENY -l : geal ¢ - ,‘. Y nmvn. W CReiees seunty. § milee . ¥ b Vird are ‘miuling vt a8 Whe aliey . el Wb " AR 5ae 1 ~ s ol ad dhaee te waler Baal she W pona Arewn A A w [} \ . ' [ L denn Al halanss Wae cenl .y 4 ah i N L e N i . :,-». Matue 16 wwe & > Py . ’ . ) " . AOTU LAy o sl AUTO TiRew b BARRER. Kopline Wity | TR o : iy ¢ ' N - Wyt . \ . b s e » ¢ W e Sheh . . ™ s o | o ‘ul l‘l“k.-‘lll W a4 .. - o -m bty l-mh . . 3 A MARIA. Bear Faog “ ¥ . X Bgd B ™ e ' . 3 9 " el Ak s . " Worigage. bvanes 0 | AAM ¥ rea HIGH SCHOOL MEET Sophomores Second with Juniors 2 Strong Third and Freshmer Come in at the End FULLAWAY INDIVIDUAL WINNEF The senlors took the Central H chool ¢lass meet Friday, winning fifty-two ponts, while the sophomores won twenty-five, the [.mors twenty and Wilher Fullaway point oneshalt tWo second poluts, hmen sixteen the individunl wnd ¢ st wther Moreurty vixteen firsts third. Morearty broke thie by | abert, Wood several years uko, mia- ng 21 fo 4 \uches on Lis tirst jump and setting ap w mark of 21 feet and il inches on u Jump u short time afterwards Howard Turner broke the luter-class record for the high junp by clearing the bar at b feet 9% Inches, an inch bet- the fre A ‘senlor ner. taking pointy, including tylng Wit wine twenty-two th for with onds und Chuck won thoee Chuck und one record wet LARGEST DEALERS IN USED AUTOMOHILES WEST OF CHICAGO PEIRCE ARROW, Touring, excellent condition, \\IH L] rifice STEVENS DURYEA Pouring, six-oylinder, original cost $4,700: come. fn and muke an offer, MBERCER, Four-pussenger, very fast, mechanicully right. idenl to bulld into mceabout SSBL KAR, ; Spoedster, vary clussy, new tires, meehanically perfect Towring, model D, brand new 18 HUPMOBILE, | Thirty-two, excellent condition 0 ey PEERLESS, Touring, original cost $5.000, Kimball body: this dar is Mke new, make an | offer FORDS, Touring, 3200 up MAXWELL, Touring, excellent condition, new tires e TR s AUBURN, Touring, new tires, fine shape throughout - OVERLAND, rouring, electrically equipped oo £ ih g m A CARNATION, Touring, 1Me new § THOMAS, Roadater, tine condition, very fast OHALMERS, Touring, good condition, make an offer oA AL, Touring, small cak, costiHitle to Fum, DEANE DOWve s didi v g verin s ves v diy ; A £ OAKLAND, ter than the former record Touring, electrically equipped ..oy R PR R The wenlors had a corner on the field Touring, excellent condition |w‘4 .\\’I'l"lvlu‘ly(’t\;\l(, events, while the sophomores were much Bt in evidence In the distance runy, Roun- HISRE ARE TUST A PARTIAL LIST OF THIS LARGE STOCK OF CARS tre wert a thrill through the crowd by WHICH WI HAVIS ON OUR SALIS FLOORS, WE HAVEN'T PUT A racing “h K Morearty to a tie i the PRICE ON ANY O THEM, BUT AlNS GOING TO HAVE YOU COME | tirst heat of the 100-yard dach, but IN AND MAKIE YOUR OWN PRICES, 1§ THAT FATR ENOUGH? ‘Chuck’ easily showed his superlority in the final heat by running away from his opponent, Logan, . aynter easy winners in the distance runs, hav ing oo much experience for their up- ponents, The followin” are the winners of ‘he meet; The Winning ones, Howard Turner, second; Charles and hurgess pro Running High Jump- tirat; Wilber Ifullaway, Morearty, third; helght, b feet 9% Inches Running Broad Jump--Morearty, first; Dwight Bantorth,” second; James Ray- nolds, third; distance, 21 feet 45 inches. Pole Vault—Wilher Fullaway, first; Robert Downe, second; Robert Fensler, third; helght, 9 feet % inches. 8hot Put—Wilber 1"ullaway, first; John Crowley, second; Thurston Logan, third; distance 3 feet 11 inches, Discus Throw—Wilber Thurston Logan, second; nolds, third; distance, 54 feet, 100-Yard Dash—Charles Morearty, first; Dwight Danforth, second; Thaddeus Rountree, third; time, 104, seconds, 0-yard Dash=Charles Morearty, first; ullaway, first; James Ray- | Joe McConney nd; Alvan Gelsler, third: time, 24! nds 440-Yard Dash~Thurston Logan, first; Plerce Rogers, second; Nathan Kessel- man, third; time, 67 seconds, One-half Mile Run—Floyd Faynter, tirst; Arno Harper, second: Dick Glller,’ third; time, 2:12, ¢ Mile Run—Raymond Burgess, first; Lawrence Underwood, second; Andrew Johnson, third; time, b:13%, 220-Yara Hurdles=—James Raynolds, first; Alvan Gelsler and Wilber Fullaway tied for second; time, 2% seconds, 19-Yard ' Hurdjes — James Raynolds, first; Wilber Fullaway, second; Owen | Comp, third; time, 188 | |MRS. A, Half-mile ‘Relay—Senors, f! sopho- mores, second, freshmen, third; time, 1:43, Judges—E, McMillan, C. E. Bexten, 0, A. Orchard, “Bud” Kearn C. A Cafrns, "“Tommy 1ills, E. Ne Officinl Announcer-~ lllrl Officla) Starter—R. MOHLER’S MOTHER IS DEAD; FUNERAL SUNDAY w. Mrs. L, day afternoon In the apartments of Mr. and Mrs, Mohler in the Hamilton, The body will be taken to Cedar Rapids, Ia, for the funeral Sunday. It will be buried beside that of Captain W. W. 8mith, the husband, who died In June, 1912, Mrg. Smith was born In Calais, Me,, In 1877 and was married to Captain Smith when she was 16 years of age, Her father was James Wadsworth, who was born In Calals, and who was a cousin of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Her mother was Jane Powers, who was born In Scotland, W. Bmith, mother of Mrs. A, | coming to the United States when a child, Captain 8mith was a civil war veteran. Since hls death, Mrs. Smith had made her home with Mr. and Mrs, Mohler. WEBSTER CITY BOY IS STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE WEBSTER CITY, Ta, May 6.—(8pecial Telegram,)—An auvtomobile driven by Fort Dodge men this morning ran over and probably fatally injured Paul Kreamer, 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraemer of this city. The lad ran across the strect in front of the car, which was running not over twenty 2,300 | miles an hour. DEATH RECORD Mrs. Margaret Traver, Mrs, Margaret Traver died at her home, 2216 Spencer street, Friday evening., Her malden name, was Margaret Lownes. She was born March 3, 1841, at Camden, N, J,, and In 1868 moved with her family to Martino, 11l On May 9, 1867, she was married at Red Oak, In, and in 1880 moved to Casa county, Nebraska. For the last ten years sho has been living in She I8 the mother of Miss Nella Omaha B. Traver, Willlam J, Traver, Charles P. Traver and Fdward 8. Traver, all of whom survive her, The sons are well known contractors and builders of this Ity She has two brothers surviving her, one, Willem Lownes, at Mantino, Il and the other, Robert Lownes, lving at Denison, (a, Her sister, Lizsle Prebble Mves st Loulsville, Neb, Private funera! services will be held at the home, encer st Sunday, st 3 pomn be (n Porest Lawn cemetary FREMONT TRIMS PENTR ! HIRK SOHON AT BASE ~4|) w HIEN lost ita base ba . he seass Ve Fremont High » ton hard M IS you tonta ol oh v \ v \ [ il b . " ted and Mohler, aged 8 years, died late ¥ri- | sold 1 P e AuTonoBILES FOR SALE GENTORS WIN THE URGES CITIZENS TRAINING CAMP Wharton Clay of Chicago Addresses National Security League at Commercial Club GENERAL HARRIES PRESIDES pan wants.less to go to War than he whe been In one of the citizens' training camps, tor only after such a course does he realize how terrib.y deficlient he de~ clared Wharton Clay of Chicago, in addressing some thirty omaha men, members of the local branc' of the National Scoutity .eague at the Comiercial club, The nier invited to the meet~ ing by General George Harrles, local head of the Securl.y league, Mr. (lay hippened to be in Omaha un buginess He represents the [Inited Stateg Gypsum company . ‘It was a mistake to represent me as an ofidcer of the lllinols militia,” sald Mr, Clay. *1 am not. 1 am an architec- tural engineer in Chicago and happen to ba one who I3 Interested in these citi- weny' training camps. “If Omaha cannot ot @ local encamp- ment, then | wish all Omaha men would boust for the Indlanapolls camp, for that would be the logical center for men from here, it Omaha does not get one. Must Make Sncrifices My, ( insisted that the moral re- generation of the country can come only through those who are willing to make some dttle sacrifice for their citizenship {nstead of merely accepting the result of the sacrifice made by their forefathers as o gift iwthout carrying any obligations with It “We want the gentlemen from Ne- braska to make a little sacrifice,”” he sald, “to let the people of the United “*No hius were b States know that you are with us in putting the fist in ‘pacifist.’ " General Harries sald he had been in communication with the War department with regard to getting the use of Fort Crook for a citizens' tfaining camp at Omaha and that it was practically cer- tain Omaha could get it, but that his negotintions had been with General Scott and had necessarily stopped abruptly when 8dott went to the border. General Harries s now scouting around trylng to find regular army officers or militia officers enough to take hold of she camp and handle it QUARRE! OVER AUTO REPAIR BIL! MAY LAND IN COURTS F. L. Jacobs, cn automobile repairman, 4010 Hamilton street, was arrested yes- terday evening and charged with grand larceny on a warrant fssued by John R. Gift. Gift says Jacobs stole his auto- mobfle after he had left it with him to repair, The facts of the story became known to the local police yesterday evening, bowever, and Jacobs was released. It seems, according to statements made by the police that Jacobs repaired the car for Gif:, who refused to pay the bill upon 4he terms which the former demanded. Jacobs forbade Gift to remove his car from his place cf business without the cash and the latter immediately set about to replevin it. Jacobs the' hid the car so that it could not be found to replevin and Gift had him arrested, The case will probably be taken to the civil courts for adjustment. " CENTRAL LABOR UNION HEARS OF LABOR TROUBLES The striking pressmen of the World- Herald asked for the support of the Cen- tr.! Labor union last night in their fight for overtime wage with thelr former em- ployers. The request, and the details of the difficulty were expounded by J. M, Brophy, international representative of e pressmen. The bollermakers' efforts to establish a scale for apprentice workmen, and a standard scale of wa for the en- ginee:: of public schools, were endorsed by the body. Department Orders. WASHINGTON, May 6.-—(Special Tele- gram.) — Postmasters appointed braska, Pony Lake, Rock county, ward Pullman, vice Mrs, Hattle O, ams. Wyoming, Arapahoe, county, John C. Burnet, vice C. lear; Hartville, Platte county, Deachenka, vice J T. Rebillet, M. C, Vanice has been appointed rural letter carvier at Broken How, Neb, Adelbert Green, Rushville, has been awardod the ocontract for oa¥rying the United States mall from Rushville to Dii- :L’)\ ham, Neb, from May 16 to June ), Charters have lowing bunks enpital 2 S D, Lovell Cuns"MWme Sale of ;. Ad- Fremont H, Kea- Charles A. been 1ssued Fivat Nutional, Derby, In National bank of Gar onpital $28,000 Firat Natlonal bank Wyo., eapital . to the fol. boxes fn\' the tional_convention to be held in Chleago June 7, hus been opened. Durlng the first fow hours the 8 soven Loxes were onch committes n Ar has LOW roams & hotels and ther PROgTORSIVE nn tor AR ToloRAt om rexlate betwe ~ 4w ) AR May N » \ Wine b v )