THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: "AUGUST 16, 1914.
New Alfalfa Mill
is to Open Here by
First of the Year
Few Suggestions for the New Home
RECORD CROWDS EXPECTED
Kny Looked Tor t Barjqnetg Dur
ing; Merchant Market Week.
STYLE SHOW WEDNESDAY EVE
Model e Cilre Displays f
Wftrl Apparel at
L. Cerelal Claa
Dials; Rem. .
All record of croud fed at th various
elub In Omaha are to be broken during
merchants' market eek when the lunches
Of ratallcra and famllle from various
parta of Omaha trd terHtory are to
be entertained. respectively, at tha Field
club and Carter Lake club. Bo large a
crowd la expected at these entertalnmenta
that preparation! are being made by the
Field club to borrow equipment from the
Carter Lake club when they need It and
to loan equipment to Carter Laka club
tha evening tha merthante are to be en
tertained tiere.
Wednesday afternoon the women of the
visitor are to be entertained at Happy
Hollow club.
Style Show la ErealaaT.
During the evening tha big atyle ahow
and living rnodel-demonstrtlon are to be
given In the Commercial club dining room.
A half dozen living modela are to be em
ployed to show tha fall at y lea In actual
use. This la a great advantage over aee-
Ing tha garments almply diaplayed In tha
ahow case and abow window. Trained
demonstrator dreaeed In tha lateat fall
garment len to tboae garment a poise
and a carriage that goes with tha wearing
of them, and the effect of which cannot
poadbly be obtalnet. from a dlaplay in
ahow window.
The merchant' market week thla year
fall on August 17 to 22. Thai Will be
during the present week.
A third mill for tha manufacture of al
falfa food product for live tock will be
in operation tn Omaha by the first of
next year. The new mill I to be ereoled
by the Corn-Fair Mill company, of
which C. S. Ralnbolt, Ray Ralnbolt of
Omaha and Teter Krogh, Farewell. Neb.,
are the Incorporator.
The location of the new mill will be
determined the flrat of nit week, op
tion having been secured on three aitea,
all of which have excellent trackage fa
cilities. The new milling company ha a capital
of lioc.009, with t),om pid In. The plsot
will be modern in every respect and In
addition to tha mill there will be an ele
vator with a capacity of 15,000 to 13,080
bushels. Thl will be for carrying the ,
company' stock of grain that will be
mixed with the alfalfa In preparing tha
food products. The mill will have a ca
pacity sufficient tn turn out ten car,
or 160 ton of the alfalfa product dally.
The product will consist of straight al
falfa meat, the mixed ration of alfalfa
and molnaae and all kind of grain foods
for livestock.
Particularly Attractive House Designed by Everett S. Dodds
Burdin Wants the
Board to Buy Land
Near School Site
Another attempt, will be mada to In
veigle tha member of the Board of
Kducatlon Into algning a two-year option
on land adjoining the Saratoga school
site. These land have been offered to
the board for 5,700. but the treasury is
The other atyle i empty, there I a $200,000 deficit and the
mimmjmM M figs i
MmM fl .Mi n Turn ka
al r T I I ' i eww m m I unit ' n U.
j.-r.tr---rr.wrJ.rir-jp',ji m
Omaha Twelfth in
Home Ownership!
A psinphlct, recently Issued by the
f nlted Ftates census bureau, rates Omaha
twelfth In the ownerxhlp of home, ac
cording to a tabulation of cltlr over 100,-
tOno population. The percentage in this city
is given ss 39.8 in proportion to the local
population. .
Cities In the east have a lower per
centage of home ownera than those In the
west. The comparison of cities in the
west follows:
IX-nver Hfi S Pt. Louis 25.0
Kansas City ...M i ,t. Paul 412
Chlcaito 28. 21 Minneapolis 40.
Milwaukee 34.41
ahow was held last March. It was a
great success. 8lnce then the merchants
of Omaha' trade territory have written
repeatedly to the wholesalers, aaklng
when another atyle ahow I to be held In
Omaha, and urging that thl Institution
be not dropped aa the retailer out In the
atate and the trade territory look forward
to It.
Inside Story of
Withdrawal Game 1
of Hide and Seek
The inside story of the recent mlx-up
by which the entry of "Tom" Blackburn
Into the congressional race was with
drawn and then the withdrawal with
drawn when John X Kennedy withdrew,
ha at last leaked out. Thl la the way
It I explained by a court-house official
who la In position to know what really
happened;
"You see, In tha original line-up It was
a dead cinch for Kennedy, but he did
not want to Jeopardise hi election' by a
fictional primary fight, and started
machinery In motion to force Blackburn
off. The result waa accomplished finally
by an agreement by which both ap
parently submitted their claim to a
friendly board of mediation. wl-.os de
cision waa to sey which should withdraw
In favor of the other. ,
The pre-arranged award waa against
Blackburn, and he auddeuly discovered
that the condition of hi wife he alio.
would not permit him to mak: a cam
paign) Ha mailed hla withdrawal to the
secretary of atate,' addressed a letter to
11 r. Kennedy for publlo consumption,
and left for part unknown tn the west
rn and of the tet. Kennedy now read
his nomination clear, but right at tlii
point bumped Into a number of friend
who told him that unless he lot up on
Lis pronounced advocacy ot woman u
frage, ha would beat not only himaelt
but the whole ticket. II wouldn't let
up, ae he concluded that sudden press
of urgent business prevented him from
running, whereupon It withdrew. A
soon ' as Blackburn learned of thl. he
immediately discovered that his wife'
Ulncs would not Interfere with bis cam
paign at all, and came back poithaate
In a response to a message from "Bob"
Mmlth to break In tha running again, and
get busy for the slat. "Thare'g the
lory In a nutshell."
opinion among a number of member of
th school board la that It would be un
wise to enter into any agreement now
regarding thl land,
A. J. Burdin, a member of the school
board and a candidate for th legislature,
I greatly interested In th sale of thl
land, which la owned toy fifteen or six
teen person. H has aeoured the passage
of a resolution by . the building and
ground committee, recommendlgg the
purchase, and th matter may com be
fore the board Monday night.
It I th board' plan to submit a large
bond Issue thl fall for school site, ad
dition, etc., but Burdin. fearing these.
bond may be defeated, 1 asking that
th board agree to buy the land within
two years, regardless of the fate of the
bond Issue.
3 'hflLL ' MM S ' :! rnnT, ' runner I
)um ru nan
Lynch is Unable to
. Get Sample Ballots
County Commissioner John C. Ijrnch
of the Second or downtown commission
er's district, wa unable to secure any
sampla ballots from Election Commis
sioner Moorhead's office. It appeared
that there was none available beartug hi
name, although no other candidate ex
perienced the cam trouble, there being
tii usual supply of sample bearing the
name of the other commissioners.
It seemed that there w no explanation
of th situation. Moorhead did not ap
pear at hla office and no on there knew
of any reason why Lynch should be
slighted. All the candidates were anxious
to get sample ballot bearing their nanus
In order to explain tha mysteries of six-
foot sheets of paper.
An old politician or two suggested that
the fuct that Lynch Is th man who ha
been fighting the court house fee grab
bers and who 1 especially unpopular with
Robert Smith and Joe Polcar might hav
had something to do with hi trouble In
getting sample ballot. j
Lynch ordered som sample ballots from
th printer and will pay for them himself.
N5O0RHEAD DECLARES HE
CANNOT L0CAJE ALL VOTERS
Blect ton Commissioner JJoorhtad claims
to have found several Instances whre
th voter registered by him is uiiknowu
at the add re sees given. Several are reg
istered, he declares, whose homes are
outside of Omaha and other gave va
cs nt lot or housea at address Mr.
Mureheed'a carefully selected Investi
gator, trained by himself, having mad
these discoveries, a number of voters
arc to be challenged and probably dls
frsncblsed. By a coincidence practically
all live in the lower wards and are reg
istered aa republicans. There are a few
democrats, however, the election com
missioner's office being strictly non
partisan, aooordlng to the statute creat
ing H.
Moat of tb voters under espionage are
working men and of foreign birth who
are far from prominent or famous In
their communities. Mr. Moorhead's men
being ui.sble to locate then, however,
their doom is sealed.
Mr. Moorhead did not make a formal
statement a h had previously Indicated
he would, lie waa not at hi office, but
left note Indicating the charge mad
by him. '
Mrs. Trout Wins Big
Crowd at Sufrage
Speech on Street
Mr. Grace Wilbur Trout of Chicago
wasn't at all put out by the nolo of a
rival street meeting which the Salvation
army held Friday night, within a ton's
throw from where sh was holding a
uffrB street meeting at Fifteenth and
rviuirlaa street. A crowd of over W0
gathered to hear th arguments advanced
by Mrs. Trout, who Is president of tha
Illinois Suffrage association and on who
lobbied for th passage of the sufffag
kill lm that state.
Mrs, Trout refuted the statement that
rotlng would tend to make women more
maaoullne and denied that women were
oovetoug of of floe. "Anyway If they were.
th men eould keep them out." sn saia.
"The home never can be represented In
government until every mmber of it
women as well as mn. vote."
Mr. Trout left for Indiana ana rn
tucky. where she will fill engagements
mad by Champ Clark for speaking tours
through these state. ut whloh he U un
sbl to fill. . , , . ,
Connell Says He is
Unable to Have the
Milkmen Convicted
An aDDeal to city commtionr to
compel -Polio Judg cnanea roswr v
nforoa th city hralth ordinance wl I
be mad by Health Commissioner R. W.
Connell. who says "It la impossible .
enforce the ordinances while Foster sits
on the bench.
Dr. Connell said that out oi mneiy-iour
complalnte against milkmen lor seiu-c
Impure milk only eleven conviction were
secured, and of these one man, for In
stance, had hi fine suspended rour con
secutive times.
The health department revoked this
man' license to sell milk, because, said
Dr. Connoll. h continued to sell adulter
ated and dangerous milk and waa let off
always with suspended flue.
Registered Voters
Now Number 28,000
More than 3S.0OO voter registered and
qualified to cast ballots In nxt Tues
day' primary, according to record of th
election commissioner's office. Tn total
la 28,763, but thl Include duplicates and
removals occurring alnoe Max W. sad
not yt adjusted by the election commis
sioner's office force.-
The republican lad the democrat by
more tlisa one-third In number, th di
vision bsing a follow:
Rep. 15em. Prog 6oc. N P.
Omaha M.u& t.3 t.T W V4
South Omaha l.uo y,M i U i
tot Timm
Th house shown abov I on of the '
beet atyle of architecture that one can
employ when he wants to get a good
substantial home, with lots of room In it,
for a moderate amount. It consist of
the four rooms down stairs and four
rooms up with the necessary closet vesti
bule and porches.
Th living room has a large heavy
beam on the celling that lock as If It
supported something and not just an
ornament. The fireplace 1 at the end
of the room, opposite the front entrance,
and ha a built In bookcase at on end
of It and th door to tha den at the other.
Tha porch open directly off of the liv
ing room with French doors, the dining
room has a built-in buffet and paneled
walls and a heavy wall cornice running
around tha celling.
On the second floor the bedrooms are
finished In whit enamel and have
mahogany doom This sam plan ean
b built with an alcov off of the main
bedroom with the two small window in
It. Th bath 1 to hav til floor and
til walls.
Th entire house Is to be brick veneered
WL POT Sft - OTfl niWMA
RAY WAGNER BUYS FINE
RESIDENCE IN DUNDEE
Orover SpsJn have sold the beaut!,
ful brick and stucco residence at Fifty
second and Cae streets to Pay Warner,
secretary of the Bonkers Reserve Life.
The price paid was 19,500.
Mr. Wsgner has been In the market
for the' last three years for a high-class
residence, and he feels that It In tmpos-
alble to beat Dundee, cither from the
residential feature- or profitable Invest
ment feature.
OMAHA SEVENTEENTH IN
TAX RATES OF CITIES
According to figures recently compiled
by the Grand Rapids (Mich.) Chamber of
Commerce, Omaha ranks seventeenth
among the cities In the United States in
proportion to the height of taxes. The
schedule take In only cities over 100,000
In population. A pattlal list and the tax
rates follow:
Boston. Msss ..I47.S.V Chicago. Ill U.5
I.os Angeles .. 42.091 Oakland, Cal..j Jl.ftt
Washington .... 42.0o!S-'an Francisco.. 81 .M
feattle, Wnsh.. 41 .111 St. Louts, Mo.. 29. 7
Portland, Ore.. 41 .Ofi Hartford, Conn. .4S
New York 40.57! Salt Lake City. JS.0
Pittsburgh. Pa. 38. 7B Omaha. Neb M.74
Kan. City, Mo.. 34. r,l Buffalo. N. T.. 2X 2:1
Cincinnati. O.. 33. W Newark. N. 3... 27. Si
Spokane, W ash 33.66) Itochester. N. T. 27.57
MUST QUIT PARKING AUTOS
NEAR THE FIRE HYDRANTS
City Commissioner C. IT. Wlthnell ha
asked the aid of the police department In
enforcing the ordinance prohibiting the
parking of automobiles within fifteen feet
of fire hydrant. Commissioner Wlthnell
said the work of the fire department was
seriously hampered by the violator of
this ordinance. At a recent fir It was
necessary to haul two or three automo
biles away with fire trucks before the
hose could be connected with the hydrant
a delay that was serious.
with a rough matt brick In a dark shade
with lighter trim brick.
Thl plan 1 from th offices of Everett
8. Dodds, architect, rooms 612-1S-14-U
Paxton block, Omaha, Neb. Any one
desiring further Information relative to
the cost of the above design or the
planning of a new home should get tn
touch with the architect who will be glad
to rendered his services. Everett 8. Dodds,
architect
Building for July and Seven Months
Totals 1S.U6 10TI4 M
654
MANY STUDENT WORKERS
LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT
Students who will be In Omaha this fail
and winter and desire to earn part of
their expense are besieging the Young
Men's Christian association to find them
"part-time" work for the season. A. A
Remington, employment secretary, has j at the right price." said Mr. Gilbert,
received so many such requests lately I n
that he has decided to devote special at
tention to student employment and will
give such service free to all who apply.
Sales Reported
by One Company
The Armstrong-Walsh Co., reports
that tb real estate situation I very
much brighter than It hs been for some
tin) past. Property I selling and there
appear to be a large percentage of peo
ple who have money to purchase what
they want, which is Indicated by the
sis of the first payment offered on
property desired by them. The following
sale which hav not been previously
reported have been consummated by thla
firm within the last ten day: - -Five-room
cottage and four flats. 2-J00
Pouth Twenty-ninth street to Martha
t'eaon, w. ito.
Brick cottage. 7M South Thirty-seventh
Street to Catherine Mcbbnald. considera
tion 12.750.
Property, iUi Cuss street, Poppleton
state te Oscar P. Hresnler, K.jOO.
House. Xl Chicago street to Harris
Levey. It,w).
Residence at 13:' 2 South Thirty-first
Street. .:.0.
New bungalow, Sol Seward street to
V, H. UeFranue for Investment, 13.600.
New bungalow at a'U Reward street to
A. T. Hanson for a home. t.GOQ.
Vacant lot Forty-second and Burt street
by Poppleton Kstat lo T. F. Long. U0.
Forty-first Avenue and Burt street to
the Union Investment company. t'.M.
lis) acres of Jowa land. Thomas B.
Illckey to Mary IC. Uvwllng, m.bOH or
per acre.
Vacant K't at Thirty-second and Boule
vard, to Charles U White, tm.
SMALL PROPERTIES
FINDING READY SALE
A. A. Gilbert of A. P. Tukey eon
suys th real estate market for smaller
properties has been unusually active with
the firm for this season of th year.
Th following sales are reported for
the week:
Laura A. Newell to F. I. pierce, 3UVJ
Maaderson street. - -Herman
Weswel to Margareth K.
H rout r up. Slot Hamilton street.
i.. B. Finch to Mary Rice, S6X Charles
street.
Catherine Kelley to Affle Welnd. 1V0
North fclshteenth street.
K. B. Finch to UnUore Cohn. 22
Charles street.
Furay Investment Co., to August I.r
se, lot On north aide of Burt street, be
tween Twsmy-fourth street nnd Twenty
fifth Avenue.
William ii. Clark to li. W. RockforJ.
1!W Kinney street.
"We receive numerous calls for good
five and six room house, and exp&lence
little difficulty In disposing of this cUs
of property where owner are willing to
accept what the property is worth. Tha
problem la to secure th sal of housea
Building operation throughout th
United State for the month of July made
the best statement for the current year
to date. The comparison with the corre
sponding periods of 1913 were unfsvorabl
during the earlier month of the year. A
light gain appeared in June and for
July th comparison is altogether favor-
blc. Th official report of building per
mits, Issued by seventy-two cities during
th month of July, ss received by the
American contractor, Chicago, reach a
total of 172,141,543, as compared with $&
443,811 for July, 1913, n gain of .14 per cent.
One of the Interesting developments is
that the largest cities, where th losses
had been the most marked tarlkr'ln th
year, dua largely to the lull in the con-
tructlon of larg office buildings, are
making decidedly better howlngs. Three
of the five borough of New York City
show distinct gain and th total I only
ofcvUr Kea JB Want Ads.'
MIDLAND PEOPLE SUPPLY
FONTENELLE WITH GLASS
Contract for furlshing th plate, win
dow and ornamental glass for the new
Fontenelle hotel hav been awarded to
the Midland Olasa and Paint company,
Eleventh and Howard streets, in com pe
tition with bidders from all over th
United Btste. Thl I a feather In the
can of the local concern and la taken ss
evidence that Omaha business houses can
compete In this locality with the largest
establishment In the country.
The Midland people hav also been
given the contract tor Th Castle, now
under construction.
NORRIS PREDICTS ACTIVE
REAL ESTATE MARKET
- William Norrts of tb firm of Norris
AV. Norris, reports th rent estate sale i
to be very good so far this month. Mr. I
Norris predicts a very attrnotiv real ea-
tat market thl fall and early winter. -lie
reports the following sales.
W. It. Latty a home In Fteidcreat.
Orace Griffith a HIM home In Park
wood. Ulenn V. Carter a to.000 horn in Park
wood. Ray H. French a 14.M0 home in Park-
wo.'U. ;
Thomas II. Bowie, chief clerk to Com- i
mbirtoner Knei. has purchased a $.',0 4
hme In Park wood.
1-1 11. McC ail, general agent for the
Iland-ln-lland Lite Insurance Co., has
puivhsaed a beautiful west Kernam
heme, price I.OuO.
i. C. Gerapecher. of the fetudebaker
Corporation of America has purchased
a to.Ogt) home in Fieldcrest.
Akron S
Albany
Atlanta
Baltimore ,
Birmingham ..'
Boston
Brldport ....
Buffalo
Cedar Rapids..
Chattanooga .,
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland ......
Columbus
Dallas
Dayton
Denver
Des Moines....
Detroit
Duluth
East Orange...
Evansville
Fort Wayne....
Grand Rapids..
Harriaburg ....
Hartford
Indianapolis .,
Kansss City...
Lincoln '
Lo Angeles....
lxmisvllle,
Manchester ....
Memphis
Milwaukee ....
Minneapolis ...
Newark ,
New Haven....
New Orleans..
New York City
Manhattan ..
Bronx
Brooklyn ....
Boro. of
Queens
Boro. of
Richmond ..
Total ...
Oakland
Oklahoma ....
Omaha
Paterson .....
Peoria
Philadelphia .
Pittsburgh ....
Richmond
Rochester
San Antonio...
8a u Francisco.
St. Joseph
m. i.ouis
rtl. Paul
Scrantou
Seattle
Shreveport ...
Hloux City....
Kouth Bend...
Hpokano ...
Kprtngfteld.
Tacotiia
Toledo
Topeka
Troy
Ft lea, N. Y..
Washington .
SV likes- Uarre
Worcester ...
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July Per Cent. '
am Cain. Los.
722.5U5 ...
R15.770 11
M,i 14
349.MB 12
379,017 23
slightly unfavorable. Chicago and Phila
delphia are both strongly on th aide of
Improvement. Among the notable gains
that are scored for the month may be
n.entloned th following, with percentage
of Increase: Albany, JJ9; Baltimore, 112;
Chattanooga, 117; Dayton, 133: Manchester,
108; Richmond, 213; Rochester, log, and
Spokane, 107. '
For the first seven months of the year
the excellent July showing has extin
guished the former unfavorable showing,
The total coat of building permit issued
In seventy cities for the seven month
total f42S,3TC95, a compared with 1426..
(7.402 for th first ven month of 1913.
Th most notable increases for the period
are the following with percentages of
gain: Albany, 109; Minneapolis, 69; Okla
homa. 149: San Francisco, 7; South Bend,
73; Wllkes-Barre, 64. The statement In
detail 1 as follow:
Jn. 1 to Jan. 1 to Per Cent
Aug. I 1914 Aug.l, 1913Ualn Loss
, $ 2.513,65 $ 3,564.570
4.576,4)0 3,lS5,Ci35
3.49.i.fl99
Homo Builders Clever So Busy
We have transacted more business In the last 30 days than la
any two months before in our history. We have more first class ap
plications for financing dwellings under consideration right now than
during all of August a year ago.
In Times of Financial
Disturbance
Mortgages on homes are the safest and most staple security
to be had and the easiest to convert Into cash.
Home Builders Guaranteed 7 Preferred Shares gives you
this kind of security on your money. , ,
It is the safest and best security known, because the homo
is the foundation of all financial business stability, .
Why not put your money in a few shares now and partici
pate in Home Builders profits with Home Builders security?
Get our free boo It, the "New Way."
Phone
Douglas
501.1.
IIMt(glllMgifi
American
Security
Company,
Fiscal
Agents.
Get Home Builders Free Plan Book when ready to build.
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il9,000 27
1 J.V1.690 117
i.036.KO . 61 -
5. 400 81
2.74i.810 ...
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We.Jffl 17
V40MO 183
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Akron ,
Albany
Atlanta
Baltimore ...
Birmingham
Boston
Bridgeport ..
Buffalo
Cedar Rapids
Chattanooga
Chicago ,
Cincinnati .,
Cleveland ....
Columbus t.
toUlas
Dayton
Denver
De Moines
Detroit
liuluth ......
' Fast Orange ,
Fvansviiie ...
::. Fort Wevn.
J? Or. TUpids..
Ilarrlsburg ..
" Hartford ....
" Indianapolis..
Ksn. City....
" Lincoln
' I OS Angele.
- Louisville ...
Manchester .
Mmphle
49 Milwaukee ..
Minneapolis .
10 Newark
New Haven..
W New Orlean
N. Y. City
Manhattan. Bronx
Brooklyn ..
Boro. of
Queene
Bore, of
Hichmond
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7.54,0)O
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11.099.6-fO
B.241.S72
3 416.200
1.822,333
30.882.290
13.U2.0H1
3b.123.3J7
13.303,307
1.433.IS4
3.64,720
6.775,493
. 4.902,352
l.wolttsi
3.39S.OUO
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064,565
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6,643,14
12.6A7.160
421,94'.
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4.437,694
1,811,846
1,193,284
18.981,09!)
1.874.234
1.032,K
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1,832,93
l,H91.l7
647. 6 0
3.116,00
6.171,471
6.123.920
1.211.690
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2.6A6.490
1.044.14
2.8H5.290
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.9Sii,470
9 531.180
2.4f.7,89S
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17.412.SS5
21,636,679
10.620.979
1.483.643
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Then Take Your Time in Looking for a Suit
able House. Storage is Cheaper Than Rent
Unexcelled
Service
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MOVING,
PACKING. STORAGE
W Employ Sklllad and Competent Workman
OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO.
804 South Sixteenth St.
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13.2JO,219 113,621,637 ... 4
4W.M3 H,h ... 36
J0.SK0 13,413. 66
. 4-2 tW6 S92.62& I
2J9.546 aij0 ...
2-Jt.8 199.S7& 11
4.al,boO 3,oH,7lU 34
1.510,213 777.12S 94
4til,949 1 47.455 213
1.067. K1 6lt.7At 10
2-.gt.947 244,9i6 ...
LOt. 537 1.4l6.ai 46
4,,rf: 5T.1 40
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l.(WJ,l') 933, (5 13
107. 165 1X1.510 26
2.5i.i-M 1.414 6J0 7S
14-4,213 lCiS.Stil ... 6
331,050 175.KO 33 ..
1M.413 113.472 i
t2V16 110.-9 lf
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bl.f.1 167.S4 (i
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1lie.tl2 K0.44M ... 33
671. 749 S.8! 43
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Oklahoma ...
Omaha
Patenon ....
Peoria
Philadelphia..
P.ttabumh
Mlrhmond ....
Rochester ...
Bin Antonio.
Kan Francisco 22.746. His
t 37.421.349 t 94.91S.82l
2,n.0r.! , 6,277.636
306, 123
? f)8
1.078,467
1,621.660
3i.t!.S
10.851. ia
3. 625
.09J,625
lt. Joseph..
Pt. Louis
ft. Paul
Scramon ....
Seattle
Rhreveport
floux City...
fouth Bend..
Spokane
8piintied. 111.
Tscoma ....
Tol4o
TtTpek
6 T'ov ...... ...
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Washington .
v -iikes-Harre.
Won-etter ...
421.974
.S.7:ui
9.039.142
753.4M
8,a4.446
961, 77
1.444.686
1,137. W.
776. S?2
Ii92 JsO
H MS
4 413 217
3W.1I5
6.9 SI 4"
943. 73
3114.614
122,747
2.4T7.64S
94.411
1.4:.9M
34.696.1S6
t.398.144
2.610.319
. .897.U63
li!932.t'iS6
640.256
9,M4.515
6.6I1.167
b6.11
6,6.14,090
W1.143
600,14
2,467.t45
407.964
1 847,f9t
3.4.943
670.019
i'.97TW7
6,301, M6
646.0T-7
3.114,614
149
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C. N. ROBINSON
ARCHITECT
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IDEAL CMINT STONE Co!
1708-10 Cosnlag- Street. Phone 3ongla 4428.
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Everett S. Dodds
Architect
Phone, D-2981
612 Paxton Block
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SAFE riOVER
Heavy Hauling
1212 Farnam
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beautiful .New Color
The standard
for twenty-five years...
This building has been th
"standard" in Omaha office
buildings and office building
service ever since it was built.
As good as The Bee Building
means--first-class. "
THE BEE BUILDING
"Tn kuid.ngtSmt U mitoay new"
bas kept its prestige bttcausa it was
built right in the first place, becauie
it has always been kept in perfect re
pair, because its service has been al
ways kept up to the highest test and
because of its incomparable archi
tectural beauty.
There are a few and only a few
very cholee offices at your disposal
now. If you are Interested, it would
be better to make your selection at
once and not wait until fall.
For offic space apply to Superin
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