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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1925)
1 ~~ -- r 60 Per Cent of . : Omaha> /« a 1 car Families Ou n of Price Their Own Advancement Homes. in Do You Real Estate Own Yours? I 1,1 '■" ™ —.— ___ 47 Real Estate Deeds Exceeding $3,000 in Vi eek Register of Deed? Office Re ports $351,817 Worth of Property Trans ferred. There were filed last; week in the t'ffioe of Register of Deed* Fierce, ,47, tenl estate transactions »*f $3,000 ui more each, totaling $351.SI7. Then* was recorded also, one farm sale of S10.500, making a total of Douglas county ranlty sales o£ $3,000 or inure, of $362,317. Following are the properties trans ferred, and the districts in which they are located: Henson. f' 5. Tlibbard to W. \\. Hieher, ou Fifty ninth street between Pinkney ami Pratt streets. $F».0oo o. j. Stratton to K O. Shlndle on Blondo street between Sixty-first ami Six ty-third streets, $4,son. Harry Wohlner to .1. H Johansen, 5825 27-2.1 Maple street. $30,OOO I». F,. Buck to Gothard K. Johnson. 2703 North Sixty second street. $5,600. Christ IMek**»n to H. R. Rassmussen. r*ttNorth Sixty-fifth avenue. $3.20°. W. K. Baeh'- tr> O. G. King, 6112 Bed ford avenue, g‘3,000. t enlral Mary Welch. Henry l«aufenherg. A\fl Tldblatl, McCaffrey* Investment cympau: Margaret Nonn. Catherine McMahon and H. 1 >. «'one to school district of Omaha, one-haF block- vest ?■ <!•> *'f Thirty-first , street from new St. Mary avenue to Jack son street, $50,817. Birdie K. Sllge1* m Margaret Nonn, 704 South Thirty-first street. $4,500. Byron Reed company to R. K. Hayward. ■",';04 l>ew*»y avenm*. $7,300. T.. J. Millard to J. V. Towle, undivided one-half Interest in 510 South Twenty first avenue. $10,800. K. A. Root to A. K. Kalman, 3212 Cass! street, $6,200. Ml.nne I.ustt. C. W. Martin >to Martini A. Tl.daington, 6616 North Thirty-second street, $8,700. Rasp Brothers to Mi* M. Johnston, 2447 Bauman avenue. $5,900. T. H. Maennsr company to .1 F Strom-1 berg, 2442 Whitmore axenue $8 300. O. T). Keller to William F. Mllott, 2570! Newport avenue. $7,800. r. W. Martin to Olivo R. Barnes. 2921; Ernst street, $5,560. North wmt. "Marlon W. Frryinann in E T Slattery. 4313 Emmett Htreet. $5.OOF *L .T. Erhorn to Northern Mortgage ird Finance company, 4 0 T North Fortieth :ivenue. $6,300. C. R. Connolly' to F. A. Hicks, 501$ Himllton sire**, $7.MO. Heaaie Forney to J. ft Hoch, on Am*p menuc between Forty-fifth and Forty **i|th streets. $3,300. Mary E Welle to Mary Hahn, M10 North Forty-a*v*ntb avenue. $9,000, ‘"’harlea Ho-n to F t.. Ward. aouthw«*t * corner Fiftieth and Grant streets. $6,900. • Ha nitron i Park. Jr ida V. Haase In u 1st to Minnie E. TVia ry *316-1$ Wright street. $6,000. West Dodge. Investors' Svndh'aie, in-', to Tdelle T,. Stoddard. Eightv fifth avenue and Cali fornia street, $6,500. South Omnlia. K. H. Knud*»on to Joe Pluto. 4016 South Twenty-eighth sires’. $4,200. Tv T. P*c.>r«*n to J P. \lawell. on Four teenth street between Missouri avenue and M street. $7,000. •lentil V*v* to Arthur Eeman. 4211 R street. 15.600 Margaret I. Behmke to Irene Grace. 210* G street, $3,200. T _ . . Georgia McManawny to J. J. Smith, 3074 Madlsoi street, $4.ooo. North Aide. Jamea N’elaon to H. J. Grove. 2803 Bin* tiev street. $4,600. Elies* Eggerr, to T. W. Metcalfe. 1123 I.ake street. S4,50O. TV. K. Hill to J. A. Beebe, 2303-o Sprague Street. $4,000 Marie Polar to Bertha E. Beebe. 1620 Meredith avenue. $3,2:.o „ August Grleb to Huer Seurlea. 211 North Twenty-seventh street. $3,560. Ct D. Sage to c A. Chandler. 2522 MaiMe street. $4,900. VC eel l^eeven worth. Luclla P Osborne to If. Osborne, 46 6 4 Ms v berry avenue, $5.7®o r. r Ztnk tc C. O •*arter. *68 South Fifty-first avenue. $6,230. Eleanor J. de Waal to Ella M. Finney. 6723 Mason street. If.$60. F. R Vasko to Nellie M. Butt, 5,06 Mayberry avenue. $7,850. Dundee. J. E Roeenfeld to Hu»h D. I.lonberger, 1106 1 sard street. $1 5,000. Dundee Realty - otnpany to D C. >»' ltsme. 5408 Nicholas street, $.,400. Rosalind V. Mulvlhlll 'o If R. Borler. second lot north of Dodge street on nest aide of Fifty-fifth street. $5,000. Lulu IT. Oulnier to -tennis L. Hanson. 4?ft9 Chicago street. $12,600. louthriist. G. C. Flank to E. K. Ptmbrook, 401 Valley street, $4,160. South. John CsrnlJic to Salvator# Randoxxo, 1212 Martha street. $8,000. Valentine Gerhard to And*r* Hsnsen, 2211-15 South Sixteenth street. $6,000. Cathedral. Antoinette "Wlnans to Vida 3' Ha*R*l tjulst. on Forty-second street between Burt and Cuming streets. $9,760. Lands. A B. Davis to L>ffl»s- Rif hey Sard com pany. 40 a^res seven miles southwest or Waterloo. II o. 500. _ Man Pinned l nder Auto a* Car Is Overturned As Mrs. K, W. Smalley, 51R North Nineteenth street, was piloting her automobile from Sixteenth -treat on to Davenport street early Hnturday afternoon, a rnr driven by «"• Hastings, R10* Evana street, flashed into her car. Hastings' automobile turned over, with him underneath. Two bottles which he carried were broken." Ha wai arrested on a charge of reek leas driving. Mrs. Smalley and her three children who were In the car were uninjured. Reinstatement Loses Close Rare ^ itli Deatli »y International Sew, Serriee. Hornell, X. Y„ April 11. Fifteen minutes after .lohn Hunt, veteran mail carrier, riled at St. .lumen Mercy hoepital. order* directing his rein statement in the postal service were received from the White House. Forced to retire, after .id years of service, because of ill health, Hunt had been trying since 1*20, two tears after hia forced retirement, to obtain reinstatement. President Coolidge il nelly signed the order too late. —--— -—-■— GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS Iron and Wire Fence* and Cutes trellises ami ,\ri *;ra for Vlnea, } for Uuni. Cardens and Hoses. W Ubtr I a:o r Burner* { Country Home*. Ornamental Iron Entrance Cate* Steel Fence Post* Wire Flower Bed Border* Iren and Wire Window and Door Cnard* Iron Clothe* Poet* Chain Uak Property Protection Cyclone Fence on Steel Foals Fence I toe Ynrd*. CHAMPION IRON & WIRE WORKS lilt aad Jack*** 3U. J. J. LEDDY, Ptap. Phan* JA cksan 1*»0 , ... An Exceptional Livable Home The foundation size of this home. 26-6x32 0 over all. Is tlie most popular size for city lots. An unusually large living room with a fine large open fin place is one of the outstanding features of this home. Every room lias good light and ventilation. The bedrooms and closets are roomy and the bathroom is a model of convenience. The kitchen cupboard and work bench, refrigerator alcove and the location of the tear stairs make the housework easy . The exterior is planned lo eiv» a cozy , attractive appearance, without ex pulsive ornament. Nothing could tie more simple, but it doesn't look box like, either. It is a thoroughly convenient, attractive, economical and home like home. Complete working drawings for this home can be procured from the drove company, 222 Bankers Reserve I .lie building. Night Hawks to Play at Brandeis Restaurant Carleton Coon, copartner of the famous Ooon-Sanders Kansas City, Night Hawk orchestra, which comes to the Brandels restaurant Monday, April 20, Is one of the leading ex ponents of dance music In the coun try, In 1915 and 1916 Coon was play ing with Ishanl Jones and Pewee Byers in the Baltimore hotel or chestra in Kansas City. The Night Hawks i-nois to the Brandels restaurant from the popular balloon room. Congress hotel in Chlaggo, which Is said to he the world's most unique and Interesting supper club. 200.000-Year-old Skeleton It* Found i llj Intimation;*! * Vn lee, Mojmow. April 11 The di**overy <»f the complete skeleton of a 200,000 year-old mammoth U reported from Siberia. It is said to have been found In ’he Angara river district, ©nd the Academy of Science* ha* *ent » epc ' ial expedition to the epot. The l«*t find of the compile ftkele*1 ton of a mammoth wn* in 1901, in Hie mime vicinity. * '*****«' ’ ^ s MONARCH BLOCKS AsNfjrtf ai \ South OwAk. Ice &- Co. % CH. U>|* ' ' : . 4* W Daily Radio From ViOAW on Kindness to Animals Officers and friends of the X€ >raska Humane society will broad* •ast from WOAW station daily dur* ng “Bo Kind to Animals’ Week.” Speakers will !»♦■: K. S. Martin, 'resident: Jl. S. Mann, secretary; Miss Jrace Sorenson, Mrs. Henry I>oorly, fohn W. Welch, vice preside#*. Hours a ill bo from f»:40 to 6:30 nightly from April 13 to IS. On April 16 a bronze memorial tab et will be unveiled at the society’s leadquarters, Twenty-first and Izard Greets. Mayor Dalhman and Rev. Ik 1. Jenks making addresses. ft ifo Marreid Another to Lighten Mate's Burden Brighton, ring. April II. After IS years of married life Boat rice El len Allman, 37, left her husband to accept a marriage proposal from an other ntan, because sho wanted to lighten the financial burden of the legal husband. She is being tried in the high court for bigamy. -V “STAR” CONCRETE BLOCK ARE IDEAL QUALITY Specify "Star” Block and Get a Product Which Give* Absolute Satisfaction Get Our Prices and Estimates! Ideal Cement Stone Co. Office and Display Room Telephone 31st and Spaulding Sts. KE nwood 0456 \__/ ........ Are Rent Receipt* -d Keeping You From Owning Your Own Hornet ^ f rid. today rlflit now that you ata Mi rout ^ i kying r#nt~that you ara y.lng to own. in. « daad i«> th# hom* you want Hoyno in and tali. £ ovar the manor with u • we’ll gladly allow >ovt ^ fit* road that lead* to your own homa. ^ llrrr la part of thr aorvtre w» offer yam Ri P —i I pr lie nee and Hr llalillll > i Hundred* af Sntlaflrd P uanalia Home OtiHerai ((anllfg Materials and P ■ Skilled Vt orkrainn*lilp Free I'lana and Fall. m m.tr.i Hiaa.>abla Frlaya—Baif Trraaa. ■ Toreador \\ ins Spanish Heiress [•'eat in Bull Ring W in- Hand of Bride W itli $1 jOO.OOO. Ii> liib-rnutiotml Vcn, St-riM*-. Madrid, April 11.—Real life has out done red lift-'’ in the romance of 11« rmirdo Casielles, the toreador. *'.u lelicv, out- of Spain's beat knrtwti tor-foa, recently toured Mexico, and while there he made tin- acquaintance of wealthy family, formerly resi ih Ills of tile province of Asturias, The torero, who, also, is an Asturian, was invited to a fete at. tlie family estate, and there lie met tlie beautiful daugh ter. a, senorita who has all of the vivacious beauty of Spain in her sparkling eyes. Though she is but lit. the girl is a beauty, and. moreover, she is heiress to nearly *1.500,000. Tin torero wanted to pay tribute to the beautiful senorita—so he killed i bull in a Mexican arena and dedicated the feat to the beautiful giri Love seems to have been awakened by this net of homage, and the bull fighter ami the helrcsi be i.mie deeply enthralled. ("udelles returned to Spain and. later, the girl and her family returned to their homeland. The romance was tenewed. ami the lovers decided to marry, but there were objections fr4m the girl's parents. Eventually the girl left her parents' i dwelling and f'asielles took her to the home of friemfs. The police inter vened, and both of tiie lovers were i haled before the magistrates, tin torero being charged with ataluction. True love won, nevertheless, and tlie tor-ro and the heiress are now honeymooning. STOCKHOLM SINGER Workers named The general local committee for the Stockholm student singers who will lie at tin Orpheum theater the evening of Saturday, June 13, has been appointed as follows: p a. F in:-*. \ see counsel for Sweden. *,efi*»ral <hnirrrmn „ • r O'! cl Lodes c f Vikings: John Larson. _ . _ . Ff.'.dK- Lodge of Vikings: P. A. Carle mnn. t\ W. Westin. R irn Iy»dg* «*f Vikings: P. A. Carls ■ ,r A ndrt w IN titidn \-t l |.»dg*\ Ladles of Viking* Mrs. I’.ehitd Johnson. Mrs 'Jus Rmnitedt. Vi,Ml jo.!*- S<>. 53; Ml?* Esther R>d«n, John K. ,Schell i)r|.hr-u? male chorus: S J. Gottne.d, t’.tj-i Wiekstroni. N'tirden Singing society: R. Simonson. F K. Rleborg i mm» n u»»l Lutheran church! Axel H#*l Kten. August o|«,»n. y. ,..n Lutheran church: V. A. Johnson, A. *». Swanson. Trinity Lutheran church A. E. Nygren. C. A. Johnson. Swedish Rupl'«t church: Ifenry • ’*an son we-lish Methodist chu? h: Oscsr John v Lodge o* odd Fellows: Carl Ucrgin.tn llu *• I Johnson. l> ul* Luther »lson. Ft 8a ndwa'I K*«“ utive < rnmitts'* Sam Simonson, haJrma*i. Francis F Ri*l*org, s-*-retar’ ; \ i *or, A. Johnson, treasurer; Stdne) J Gottneld. Samanlick Lets Easier Lard With Prrttv Verm in tli» midst ef the controversy t' it n'^ps about bltn, tha following peaceful creeling was received Sat urday by Robert Samardlok on an un.elprned Easter card: “God i •'n this Easter mors. And ke*i> you in h - care. And may mu h«v** within your heart The jiiv that everywhere.’' Junior-Senior Prom Chairman at Creighton | CchoardJl. Christie, —Matsuo Photo. Edward A. Christie, Creighton uni versity senior medical student, is chairman of the junior-senior prom • unmittee, which has l>een at work for many weeks preparing for its gala night of ceremonies and novelty entertainments. The prom will he held Friday eve ning, April 24. Christie is president I nf the senior class in medicine and a member of Phi Chi fraternity. Doctors Advertised for Fees Back in 1832 By International News Sen ire. rtica, X. Y.. April li.—American doctors in i 832 did not. receive 3500 and 31,000 fees. Instead, they were forced to rely upon paid advertise mn(i in the newspapers to collect their modest bills. Such at least is the evidence pre sented today by a copy of the Black River (X. V.) Gazette, published at liowvllle, X. Y., on December 20, 1S.12. In it Dr. David I’erry makes tills appeal: * “it is not without feelings of re gret that the subscriber is under the necessity of announcing the fact that he is in want of cash and must have it, or suffer the consequences. He would fain hope that the knowl edge of this fact may stimulate the many who are indebted to him (some of them who have been indebted for years) to do him an act of justice by paying llielr dims with all reasonable dispatch-—say. by the middle of Jan uary now coming. "It is useless to corneal the fact that the subscriber must either re ceive tlie rewards of his labor more punctually, seek a new* field for his professional labors, or renounce Ills profession altogether." i We’ll Set the House Afirel Friday, April 17th, at 9 a. m. I A 10xl6-foot HAYDITE Nailing Block House —with a HAYDITE roof, stuffed to the top with oil soaked wood, will be set afire. At 12:00 noon, the Omaha Fire Department will arrive and put out the fire. COME ABOUT NOON Knights of Columbus Corner Just West of 20th On Dodge Street See this test of the fire resisting HAYDITE I NAILING BLOCKS. Everyone is cordially ; invited to this interesting exhibition. * Haydite Nailing Blocks The house has been constructed of these * blocks, made exclusively in Omaha by this * company of HAYDITE aggregate, an Omaha product. Even the roof is a poured Haydite roof. Omaha Concrete Stone Co. KE. 0886 28th Ave. and Sahler Keystone Brand Concrete Products *' LUMBER There is a great difference in lumber, as any builder knows, and we are headquarters for only the best. We are able lo fill any order, no matter how big. little, or unusual. Tf it is Wood or Metal. Lath, Sami and Gravel, Cement and Lime. Roofings or any building ma terial. WE HAVE THEM. lumberQ COAL CO. ! 4000 Dodge W A 0300 rbu > w.iiii' i . -sar- ■'.. • New Postal Regulations (it* Into Kffect Wednesday Easier post cards will 1*> carried in lie mails this year for the last time it 1 cent. Beginning April 15 all postcards, whether written or printed must pay postage at the rate of 2 'ents. Registration fees, beginning April 15 will be 15 cents with an additional :i cents charge if a return receipt is lesired. Kor miscellaneous newspapers or naghzines, not mailed by the publish es, the rate will be parcel post rates Cor weights over eight ounces. Under ight ounces tRe rate will lie 2 cents for each two ounces. i f—-X Get Out and Dig! | i (Now is the time to plant I if you want quick result*. | We hate a complete line of shade, fruit trees and evergreen*, shrubbery, vines, rose*, peonies and hedging. _ Special Cash and Carry Prices — CHERRY TREES .35f Apple or Plum Trees.50r Grape Viues, dozen... $1.00 Per hundred . $5.00 I I Shrubbery, any variety... 10«* » . Hardy Flowering Perennials I for.15f I Drive Out Any Day cr Evening. Mail Orders Filled Promptly. Byrd Nurseries 68th and Dodge Sts. 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