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THE OMATTA SLND.W .MAKUl 7. I'.M.i.
HS DEALS WML ESTATE
Jfrw Building Planned and Much
Property Changfi Hands During
tne It Week or Bo.
WATTLES INVESTS IN FARM
Tha week was by no means the
vloweet weeV on record In Omaha real es
tate circle, whe none surveys the tran
sactions that ramo to light In that period,
nnd the bulldlni proposals mart nubllo
during the week.
Last Sunday the minnc learned inai me
officers of the Masonic fraternity had
; derided to build an right-story Masonic
j Temple at Plxteenth street and Capitol
avenue, where the present qusrters ara
located.
Then ranie the iale of the Flmt Pres
byterian church property at Seventeenth
and IVxlKe atreot to Arthur I. Brnn
dels. who will pull down the church and
build a garage for the housing of the de
livery earn of the Hrandel stores. The
church trustees had decided long since on
a location further west 'n- th city md
had decided to build a hit church there.
This Sale- a .V',onn denl.
Hew Home for t nivrrsll) t'lnli.
The directors of the fnlvcriitv ctub
bought the independent Telephone com
pany building at Twentieth and Harney
street. The building was nbnndoned a
little over two yeara nao. when the In
dependent company aold at a receiver's
sale to the Nebraaka Telephone eompanv.
The building la a subatantlal brick atr.ic
ture, with a handaome outside appear
ance as well as with Mod Inside finish.
The Nebraska Telephone company off on J
It to the University club for fn.ma. 7 l.e
directors of the club raited a meeting of
members at once, and the offer was ac
cepted, and members subscribed $.12.n) at
once for the purchase of the building.
Following tbls came the announcement
that the southwest corner of Thirty
sixth and Finum streets had been rold
through the agency of C. A. Ortmmel. The
consideration was I2VX. The propeity
belonged to the KounUos of New York
City. While It Is not yet announced Just
what Is to be built there, nor who bought
the property, it Is assured that some
thing substantial In the way, of en Im
provement will shortly be announced.
Now conies the announcement of the
ale through the "Byron Heed company
of the Barclay White farm of 00 acres,
adjoining Ralston on the east. This
was purchased by O. W. Wattles, presi
dent of the Omaha and Council llluffs
Rtreet Railway eompanv. ns an invest
ment This was a deal that Involved
Ml.KS. Mr. Wattles has rentod the place
to a farmer on an adjoining farm.
riatais for an Armory.
Announcement Is made by Csntatn H.
K. WeldenfleM of the Nebraska National
Guard that plana are under way for the
erection of a new armory for the hott
ing of the National Guard troops In
Omaha. Several sites have fcean off -ed.
It Is said, and plans are under wsy so
that It only remains to get a ttiltablo lo
cation It Is proposed to make the payment for
the building on n Installment plan out
of the annual appropriation provided bv
the state for the mllltla.
The Hotel Castle I to open March
for bualneaa. This is the handsome
structure that baa befn going up for.
nearly a year at Sixteenth and Jones
atreet.
The Grain Exchange during the week
made the announcement that James
Plack A Co of Bt. 1 .011 Is are closn the
contract to build the new exchange build
ing and that this Is to be completed by
New leer's. WHY . ..
Peters Trust Firm
Has Management of
Flo-Les Apartment
The refers TriiH company tins Just se
cured the mnnngcinent of the new fire
proof Flo-los apartment house, located on
the northeis r irner of Twcpt'elh ftret
nnd Capitol nvenue, facing the ll-uli
School ground a. There nro twenty-one
toiii loon u..rlmrnla. villi ill the lnteat
Improvements, Including a convertible
davenport bed, a complete, kitchen cabi
net. Ice chest, gs stove, eti;. The build
ing will bo ready for occupancy between
the tenth and fifteenth of the month.
Several lea.ea have been signed and a
number of reservations made.
Dutch Steamer is
Torpedoed in Channel
WNIXJN,- Aihrch 6. According to the
Dally Kxprese It la reporter. Hint the
Dutch steamer. Nooderdyk. which was
returning to itotti rdnm with broken ma
chinery nftor having sallej fur tlio
I'ntted States hna b en torpedoed In tie
Kntrllsh rhnnr.el.
Htlll iihother Oi l man submarine la di -dared
to h:i met ilh dlsanti r at the
hands of an bI i-:d Bl.lp. The French Ad
miralty naeerts Hint a siibmmino of the
l.'-2 class wan Ptruck In the Fngllsh chan
nel by th:ve t he! n from a French cruiser
and disappeared. Th- Itritlsh Admiralty
reported the sinking of the 1"-S, making
the foirth one (lent roved sln-'e the besln
nliiK. of the war.
Storm Has Almost
Ended, Says Welsh
It looks as If the anow atorin baa about
reached Ha end. nceord'ng to Colonel
1-. A. Welsh of the federal weather
bureau. This morning he lamed a fore
cast of "fair" for tonlKrit and Bund.i,
without much changn In teniprrutur.
Ills prediction of snow for Friday, Fri
day night and Saturday morning hit the
nail on the head, as the fall was quit
continuous and had not stopped alto
gether at noon, although It had become
almost unnottceable.
Dummy Tests Used
In a Murder Trial
RFtnXiKVOnT. Conn.. March . -Tenia
with a dummy proved that If Waldo R.
Dallou had fallen down the stair lead
ing from the apartment of Mrs. nelen
AnKle. the sound of the fall would have
been heard bv other occupants of tho
building, according to testimony today by
Coronr Fhelun In the trial of Mrs. Angle.
The oefciniant Is chi.-Rcd with man
slaughter In connection with the death of
9ii;nu, whr.BC body was found nenr the
stairs of the Angle apiiitnients several
months iibo. The defenae contends that
Failou met his death through an acci
dental fall down the stalls.
Coroner I'lielan testified that a dummy,
represcntlrg the figure of a man about
U.illou s wolKht. had been tlirown down
lhi ptiiraay whl.e he stood on the floor
Icliw, h..irated from tho landing by an
elKht-lnch wall, lie heard the sound of
the fall distinctly, he raid.
Delta Tau Delta
Has Bie; Banquet
Alur.-.ti! mi n h' r i :: i f ,ir,iln schools
l every pari of tie niiiitr.-, and ac
tive nni'ilicta froi.i ';,ir .hnpter nt the
I'tilverslty of Nebraska, gathered at the
Fontcnelle hot.d lust nlylit to enjoy the
I'elt'i Tan Ielto fraternity banquet. Al
iiiuHt 110 plates were laid at the ban
quet, which Is said to have been the
larneat fraternity chapter bnnquet ever
held In Omaha.
It whs an enthUHlaat:o assembly of col
Ioko n.en. The old grads nwappefl yarns
with the tmdorgraduates, who told tiles
of the present day fraternity at Llnco'n.
Frar.k II. Woodland was toaatmaster
and asked for toasts from Charles W.
Meeker of Imperial, Neb.i Roy N. I,,ii'
and Rev. Charles K. Cobhey of ilinaha:
N. A. Huse n' Norfolk, nnd nalelgh Ie
Tins end John B. M'-Ourk of the active
chapter at I.!ik oln.
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF
ELKS' CHORUS MEMBERS
The men's chorus which Is being or
ganized by local Elks, Is composed of the
following members, according to an
nouncement Just made:
A. R. Nelson, William F. Iomatch, 1.
T. lraon, W. C. Nelson. Hay Htmle
baker, M. H. Vance. Jerome K. I.utsch,
O. A. Schoedsnek, K. K. Hatch. Arthur
Van Kuran. H. Hahn. Karnrst Harwood.
K. V. Gough. Oscar F. Klllson, . V,
Doran, John A Word and Kline.
UNION PACIFIC HAS SECOND
BOOKLET READY FOR PUBLIC
Corles of the second booklet of the Pa
cific roast expositions have bean received
at the Union rorlflo headquarters, there
being scleral thousand for distribution.
The new booVleta contain sixty pages of
descriptive matter, together with numer
ous Illustrations of buildings on the ex
position ' grounds and scenes along the
line between Omaha and the coast
Car Falls Into River
From Trestle, 1 Dead
BJIINORK. Cal.. March 8. Derailed
today at a Junction crossing two miles
from here, the rear coach of a mixed
train on a Hanta Fe branch line broke
Its coupling and tumbled off a trestle
twenty feet into the Han Jacinto river.
One passenger was killed and the con
ductor was fatally Injured.
Twelve other passengers, men and
women, wero hurt Including Major F. J.
Hell of Goldfleld, New, and J. 8. Hendry
of New York. The Han Jacinto liver
Is little more than a dry bed and the
vli-tinis of the accident were In no danger
of drowning.
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SAFE MOVER
Talks on Farming
And Raising Chickens
On Backyard Lots
If the Omaha public has lr't anything
unlearnod nbout. raising chickens In the
back yard, or raising garden truck on tho
vacant lot next door, it Is its own fault.
The educational department of the Young
Men's Christian association lias Just
closed a serWs of lectures cn these sub
jects. The lectures began February 1(1 and
continued until Friday night. March S.
Professors of the University of Nebraska,
and other authorities on small anJ In
tensive farming were tho speakers
Among the speakers were C. W. 1'iiKslry,
G. E. Condra, and others from the Uni
versity of Nebraaka; H. K. Rradford. V,
B. Shirley, Prof. J. R. Cooper, Prof. O.
W. Hood, and others.
. By the most careful estimates of real
state men In Omaha It has long been
computed that there are something over
t.OOt acres of vacant ground In Omaha.
This means vacant lots and vacant strips
of yet unplatted ground, to say nothing
of the many unused back yards of reel
denoe property.
('nucha and Colds UansTerone.
Ion t wslt. Take rr. King's New Dis
covery iiow. It will help your cough and
soothn tho li.iiga. Mk. All druggists.
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PHONI DOUGLAS 383
Real Estate Men to
Meet in Los Angeles
The members of the Omr.ha Real
Estate Exchange who attended the
seventh annual convention of the Na
tional Association of Real Kstato Ivx
changes at Pittsburgh laut. Juiv, and
those who were not pi jaent but mid the
proceedings, were Impressed wltli tlie
earnest manner in which real estate
mature were rtlscutsed. Sonio people
have an Idea that a great national on
vention la one continual round of pleas
ures and entertainmiMs; but, while
there are diversions provided for llioss
who attend the real n-statc c indentions,
they do not In any way conflict with the
business for which the delegate:! us
aembie. The eighth annua! r .invention will be
held In Loa Ausc'm Jlhc II lo ti, and
thOM in Chariee of tllA im.vmm ,pa -
sured by tno uiemLerj of the Ls An-
geies neauy lKuid, who r.rs to be
boats, that they are .ared to make
the visit to L.os AngAici? u notabla one,
and that their entertainment will be In
the nature of eight-accing trips to the
ocean. Mount U.e and the Hiverslde
orange district, bot, tout tbry do not
want to detract in the least from the
discussions and business program.
The Sort of Employes
You Like to Take
an Interest in
Itea.ls Bee "Uolp Wanted" Ads.
Advertisers tell us that the class of
inquiries is much above the average.
They come from intelligent, ambitious
workers the kind you feel are going
to be successful.
Make a bid for euch employes through
the "Help "Wanted" columns of The Bee.
Judging by the experience of others, you
will got tben.
Telephone Tyler J 000
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LIGHT RECEiPTS SEND
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER
Without any apparent cause except a
good demand, v. heat on the Omaha mar
ket today nude a s" i'n of t to S cents per
bushel, filing at tl.S3.to The. re
ceipts were but five cars. ' '
Corn was up 1 to 2 rents, and aold at
to W cents. IU-cclpts were nine cars.
Oats were strong and 1 cent up, prices
being U to U cents per boanel. with int.
cars on sale.
A going buina ran be aold quickly
through TLe Bee's "Uuainss Chaoos."J
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All indications favor an exceptionally good
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If one has any idea of investing in a
home, lot, acreage or business property,
consider the question seriously NOW;
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Don't wait until June or July to hear that
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to work at a profit than between now and
June or July, if properly invested in Omaha
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