THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1916.
MOVING AND STORAGE
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE f"0.
Cfcnfal attention flvon to order, for
Moving, packing or storage: office at Rar
aund Furniture Co.. tail and UK How
ard St. Phone O. ttl4.
KtSNTAL i,
Phona Dooilaa ! Cor ooniplata
Mat of vacant houeae and part
menu; alao for atorase. movlnf.
lth and Jaekeon Bta.
Maggard- VY,.,."U ?
Tin md 8torat Co. ovlr, poktn.
toff nt) ahlpptng. Pbon Pout, HH.
V. SxEjLjIJ pkcktm and atorat.
lift Farnam Bt Douglaa ..
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished House and Flats.
VaNTED TO RlfiNT Immediately: good 1
or .room houee with Karate, In West
Faroam diatrlet or DQnde. Huat be
Itrat elaaa place. Give full tn. irmailon,
A-drw O TIT. Bee.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
WEARNBJ PARK BUNGALOW, just com.
pleted; itrictty mod.; oak finish, with oak
. floora; larye kitchen, with built-in cup
boarda; hlch-rrade lifhtln, and plumb
ing fixture ; enamel and tile fixture bath
worn: two larae bed rooms, full cement
baaement; furnace heat; dandy east front
wi ; price tor quicK aate, (3,060; easy
terma.
RASP BROS.. Douglas MSI,
DANDY ..r. home, only half block 8o. Far
nro car line. Price reduced from 14,. 50
to 13.660. Hu t lara rooms and recot.
ball ftrat floor, and 4 nice large bedrooms
and bath second floor. Has beautiful
had; alao fruit, grape arbor, etc Haa
full baaement solid brick foundation.
Built by owner for home. Don't overlook
tnla. Osborne, 701 Omaba Nat. utt. mag.
D. 1M4.
WEST i ARNAM CORNER.
Modern C-roora bungalow, with ooroer
vacant Room to build two brick flat.
i. P BUST WICK ft SON.
UTS LINCOLN ULVL). n-room bouae,
ttiotly modern, with hot water beat
Douglas 181.
North.
MILLER PAWL
1300 DOWN, $35 PER MONTH.
Brand new 6-room strictly modern bun
galow. Just finished. Oak finish and oak
floora throughout. Large lot south front
Close to car and school. Price ta.200. If
you see mis you win stop paying rent
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
CHEAP HOME.
Fine chance to get a home on Franklin;
T rooms, modern except heat; only $2,100;
reasonable terms.
GEORGE O. WALLACE, 614 Keellne.
142J EVANS Inquire within; modern house;
first floor, parlor, dining room, kitchen
bath and 8 bedrooms; second floor, 2 bed
rooms ; full 7 H -foot basement; lot tOx
129 feet
MODERN Cottage; 6 rooms, corner tot
ateel oarage: fruit; flowers all hedged In,
on oar line. Reasonable for cash. Owner
leaving city. Douglas 8761.
NEW bungalow, ft-room. all mod., -it It
south front, bargain, oi..? $8,760, near
46th and Charles, call owner, nod ibsl
to UN THE PLACE restricted district resi
dence for sale, V. V Knlest 8616 N. 18th.
BUY ray brand new oak finish all modern
bungalow for $3,860 on your own terma.
norm location itino usai
South.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
$2,900 For five-room bungalow, near
Hanscom Park, one year old, oak finish
in living room and dining room. Lot SOx
133. This la a real bargain for some one
that hasn't much money and wants
real nice place. Owner must sell soon.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
D. 4$.
City National,
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS
$200 DOWN AND $87.60 PER MONTH
Brand new, 8 rooms, strictly modern
stucco home; oak finish and oak floors
throughout; full cement basement furnace
heat; south front close to street . car;
street will be paved this fall; buy your
self a home and quit paying rent.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
FARM AND RANCH LANDS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Florence.
FINE ACRES FOR SUBDIVISION.
S acres on south side of Florence with
830 feet east frontage on 34tL St Snap
at $8,000, Easy terms.
JOHN W. ROB BIN 8, 1808 FARNAM ST.
Miscellaneous.
NINE-ACHE BARGAIN,
Close In and well fro proved, consisting
of a good 4 -room house, barn and other
outbuildings; 8 acre In grapes. 1 acre in
berries, 8 acres In alfalfa: located In the
north part of Omaha, about on mil
from city car line. An unusual bargain
at $$.$oo. Easy terms.
V SHULER & CART.
D. 6074. $ 4 KMltB Bldg.
LOT near municipal twacb at Carter lake
Fin place for summer out tag. Phone
Doug.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
THE wonderful Increase in BEE Waiit Ads
oo be traced to only on sourc.
Good results at less ooot than any other
Omaha paper.
25,748 MORE PAID WaNT ADS
lb first six months of 1116 than In the
same period tn 111.
WANTED To exchange desirable residepo
properties In Grand Island, and Nebraska
lands all clear, well secured flrst mort
gages and cash, tor a good brlok busi
ness property In a growing end well es
tablished oity in Nebraska. U. 8, Land
and Loan Company, Box $04 Graod
Island. Neb
ELEVEN full lots between Fourth and
Fifth streets. Orandvtew (warranty
deed), to trada for recond mortgage,
house and lot or western Nebraska land.
Dexter L- Thomas, 412 Bee Bldg.
FOR SALE cheap or exchange, 680 acres of
prairie land In MoPherson county, Neb.;
want feed barn, hotel or city property.
Box 178. Ord, Neb.
FARMS, ranches city property, acreage and
Investments for sale and exchange.
Morgan, 1916 Cuming St Doug. 3466.
EQUITY in gooo t-r. bouse for cottage;
worth $3,300. Colfax 106$ after 10 a. m
HOTEL and furniture at Dallas. & D :
exchange D C707. Toland ft Trumbull
MAN tell or exchange anything you have
ri ifrr r, I n,nnn MrCuxu Bldg
$320 EQUITY In fine lot for auto, motor
cycle, vlctrola or what nave you? Wal
nut 3199.
ONLY $426 buya a 6 40 -acre school land lease
In Thomas county. Neb., 8 miles from
Thedford; suitable for running cattle; a
bargain. L. C. Crandall, 404 First National
Bank Bldg., Lincoln, Neb.
REAL ESTATE Investment
A PROFIT
PROPOSITION
Here la a chance for any man having
$8,000 or $4,000 cash to get a good, new
apartment House near 83d and caiiiornia,
bringing In a rental of $103.60 per month.
Tenants furnish their own heat water
gas and electricity. We would accept a
good (-room bungalow as part payment
If you want to see something good call
us about this piaoe.
HIATT CO.,
Formerly Htatt-Fairfleld Co.,
846-7-9 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler $0.
FOR SALE Section about 40 acres broke
well, good grass land,; II miles from
county seat Price $3.60 r sore. H. C.
Rainier, Taylor, Neb.
Offer Wanted On Down
Town Property
66x112 ft, with block of three 10 -room
houses: Income $86.25 per month. Price
$8,000. These houses are In good repair
and the price is mighty cheap, but owner
wants an offer. Ask for full Information.
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
416-18 Kenllne Bldg. Phone Doug. 890.
WATCH YOUR STEP. Save something In
the prosperous days for those coming
when business will be slow, work scarce.
Invest a little now In Home Builders
guaranteed 7 per- cent preferred shares.
The plan Is simple.
HOME BUILDERS, INC.
' 17th and Douglas Sts. Phone Dg. 6018.
24th AND DOUGLAS
44x182 278 front ft. Best buy on Doug.
las St.; offered at this price for a few
days only. Get busy.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 39 S3.
919-20 City National
WM. COLFAX. 706 Keellne Dldg.
Real estate, olty property, large ranches
e Dclafx
6-ROOM bungaiow, brand new, all modern,
oak floors throughout; oak finish In liv
ing and dining rooms; large, light, wblte
enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at $8,160. Easy
terms.
9jNSON & CARMICHAEL,
442 Paxton BIk. Doug. 1738.
SAFETY F1RS1.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE
FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE
SEE
NEIL'S r. a. ft ins. agency.
624 Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler 1084.
1308 So. 16 6-r. mod.
2406 SO. 11 lot 86x100.
1916 S. 29 St. if 0-ft. lot D. 6967.
Miscellaneous.
COTTAGE AND 2 LOTS $1,760.
4 rooms and bath, electric light and gas:
garage; 2 lots; near 26th and Pratt. $260
cash; balance like rent,
P. jj. TEBBENS CO.,
60S Omaha Nat Phone r 2132.
Ja,800 BRAND new, 7 rooms and sleeping
porch ; extra tine ; oak throughout ;
beamed ceilings, etc Only $400 down;
baance $36 per month. A rare chance to
own your own home.
ABBOTT. 6 Patterson BIK., Omaha,
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North,
FOR SALE.
$ dandy vacant lots, hk block to car
line; cut to $1,000 cash for quick sale,
CALKINS ft CO.,
Douglas 1813. City NatL Bank Bldg.
After looking at MINNB LU8A 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that It was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by buying lots.
If YOU will come out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO..
Tyler 187.
741 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg.
FOH baraaliie tn luta In all parte of th
elty Ma P. J. Tebollis. 0.6 Omaha Nat.
Bk. Phon. 1) !isa
CUMINO, near 28th St., 22 or 41 feet: must
Da sola to close estate, c. A. urtmtntl,
Ml Om. Nat. Bank Bldg.
South.
PARK AVE. & LEAVEN
WORTH. 198 FT. FRONT
AGE $7,000
This property lies only a short distance
north of Uinta Aparemonts and is an
Ideal location for apartments. The street
Is paved and paving paid for In full. We
oeueve tnis to be tne best close-In apart
' ment house location tn Omaha.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.,
Sole Agents
818 Rose BIU., ItSU. and Farnani Sts.
Tyler 15a.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4, 6 and 6-roomed houses that
can be sold for $100 cash; balance $16
per month; give complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO..
1320 Farnam St Tel. Doug. 1064
REAL ESTATE B'neti Pr'ty
Kua SALE 2 b 4x182, faces three streets.
near new rord building; splendid manu
fact ur In sit. Address. B-411. Be.
REAL ESTATE Other Cities
PUBLIC SALE The old school nous build
Ing, Including all out buildings, will be
sold at either public or private sale, on
Aug. 12th. 1916, at S;S0 p. m. For full
particulars write to o. a, Hunge. secre
tary. Charter Oak, Iowa,
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loans and Mortgages.
We are ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebras
ka farms. Rates on request
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
212 South 17th St.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses.
single bouses, business property and farm
tanas at ft pr ceut, Ptfc per cent a pr ot
W. It. IIIUJUAD.
KUnf Hitlg. Douglas 1643
$3,000 MORTGAGE, bearing 7 per cent semi'
annual; secured by property valued at
$10,000. Tajmege-Loorals Inv. Co., W. O.
$ fbiH Ch-NT to I per cent on best class olty
resiaenres in amounts fa, two up; si
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETER8 TKU8T CO.. 1?3 Farnam St
PRIVATE MONEY.
8HOPEN & COMPANY,
K EC LINE BUILDING.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Natl. Phone Douglas 2716.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranencs. we also buy good farm mort-
gages, moks inv.co., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE loans, 6 per cent'
D. E. BUCK ft CO.,
912 Omaha Natl. Bank.
See
NO DELAY.
V. T. GRAHAM,
BEE BLDG.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6, 6 per cent
j. ti. uumont .yQ;t l Keenno Bldg.
MONEY on hand for elty and
farm loans. H. W. Bender, City
National Bank Bldg.
S 5 Vx i Per Cent
THOS. L. McGARRY,
Keellne Bldg. Red 4344.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNN WOOD
Go out to Lynn wood today and see thw
beautiful lot we are selling from $460
to $60$.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
jPhone Doug. 693. 1607- W. O. W. Bldg.
START YOUU UOMf INBENSONl """
BUY THIS LOT!
$10.00 down and $lu.uo p?r month; price
$260.1)0: size, 4i12; located on Locus i
St., between Clark and Bum ham, sot
far from suboot and car line. Geo. U.
Wright. Be of'tce. Omaha
Dundee.
ACRES, 63d and Grover; most sightly;
$2,600; acres on car, $1,000, and $$00 lots
south of Dundee. X, 3947.
6-ROOM bungalow In Dundee, all stucco,
for sale by owner, $3,760; brand new;
$60 cm a. $40 per month. Box 476$, Be.
South Side.
$876 BUYS S lots 40x130 ft.; near West L
mu oar una. Alexander Array, u $$$.
"GARVIN BROS.M,
5 pet
Natl. Bank Bldg.
MONEY HARRISON ft MORTON
9 IB umarta Mat.. Bank Bldg.
$10U to $10,000 made promptly. F. D, Wead,
V. eaa mug, inn ana rarnam bib.
Abstracts ot Title.
fl-nvrontpf Abstract Co. We can bring
VjuaiaiiLCC down your abstract on
short notice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 2947.
T7ftOT( TltU, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
JYcir $06 8. 17 th St., ground floor.
Bonded by Mass, Bonding ami Ins. Co.
RKED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract Of-
nee tn Nebraska. 206 Brandels Thatr,
FAKiU AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
Colorado land excursions, xpenes paid.
(J. Li. wetnawuy. tnorence, neo. r lorence n-s
Iowa Lands.
140 ACRES well tniprovod farm, west lows.
at sioo per acre, an uiiaoie; rotting land
$6,000 will handle deal
THOS. CAMPBELL, KSftLlNB BLDO.
Missouri Lands.
CHEAP K ARMS Any slse. assy terms, la
tn Mautirai usaras or pent ooanry. Ha
W. B KrsnK, iQl Neville Hlo.-.x, umana
North Dakota Lends.
ALFALKA LAND Buy It under our "Half
Bantings" or Jfav as you man it" man,
Diversified farming, stock, corn and hog
raising pay ror tn tana in a few years
Urn. Hackney Land credit co Hack-
ney mag., mu raui. jama.
Nebrr.wUa Lands,
WRITE FOR MY
LITERATURE,
IT'S FREE
I am mailing out thousands of copies
of my publication, "Hungerford's Farmer
and Rancher" to easterners whom I be
lieve should be Interested in securing for
themselves and families a western home.
Dawes County is one of the four fore
most counties In the State In the yield
of crops the per acre yield. Yet, only
about 16 per rent of this county la under
cultivation. The balance, about 84 per
cont Is covered with native grasses, the
buffalo, wheat and gramma grass. About
76 per cent of the country is culttvatlble
and all we need Is men of energy. If you
have a few hundred dollars and a de
termination to succeed, write to me for
my literature, explaining Dawes County,
then, after you have read it, come up
and see m and let me show you my
country and the places I have for aate.
You will be surprised at the vast oppor
tunities that await you here. Don't de
lay but write me today, then don't let
anyone Us to you and tell you that they
know this country and this and that
but come and see for yourself. I have
some excellent opportunities here for In
vestment Improvement for the man who
has some money to Invest and yet can
not move here himself. I can rent his
land to good advantage and bring him In
good returns, besides the rapid Increase
In valuation. There Is no chance to get
away from a profit of 26 to 300 or 300
per oent. However, I am catering especial
ly to the man who will come in and
help to develop the country, but I have
many Inquiries from men who want to
rent places here and can take excellently
good care of a few Investors who have
the money but not the time. My country
Is known by every man, woman and child
In the middle west as "The Land of In
dependence," "The Garden Beyond the
Sand Hills." Drop me a card or a letter
today for a copy of my "Farmer and
Rancher."
Most sincerely yours,
ARAH L. HUNGERFORD.
Crawford, Dawes County, Nebraska.
Omaha offices: 1204-6 W. O. W. Bldg.
SNOWDEN A SNOWDEN, MORS.
FCR SALE! Best largo body high grade
meaium pncea iana in weorasKa; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
baoh, Nbb.
NEBRA8K A land from $9.06 to $126 per
sere; oesi oargains in state, w. T. Bmito,
Co., 914 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
FARM for sale cheap In Brown county, S. D,
write Meyer Klein, umana, weo.
South Dakota Lands.
FOR SALE CORN ANn ALFALFA
LANDS, LYMAN COUNTY. SOUTH DA
KOTA. $10 TO $7$ AN ACRE. COR
NEL1U8 McGREEVY. PRESHO. SOUTH
DAKOTA.
Texas Lands,
FARM For sale, well Improved, $60 acres.
In Knox county, Texas; cneap; on terms.
Information, writs J. B. Johnson, Truscott,
Tex.
Wisconsin Lands.
WISCONSIN'S finest grating and dairying
lands; any slse tract from 40 acres to
7.000; clay soil, well located nesr rail
roads; at prloes ranging from $7.60 to
$30 an acre; stats your requirements, we
can make any terms to suit your neeas.
Dairy Belt Land Co.. owen, wis.
GET literature and maps on the cheapest
ood land in United Mtates.
BAKER A TILLOTSON.
ltb and Douglas Bt.. Omaha. Doug 119$.
Miscellaneous.
ARB YOU GOINO TO BUY LAND t
If bo. get a copy of our Journal first.
It has lands, city property and stocks
or goods aavertisea rrora neany every
state. So that you can find just what
you wish In Its columns. Established
19 years, reaching 78,000 readers. Send
$Ro for one year's subscription, or $1 for
five years.
FARM AND REAL EST AT B JOURNAL,
TRAER, IOWA.
SEND your name today. Receive offers
from land owners, agents, everywnere.
UNITED REALTY ASSOCIATES,
Jollet, III.
ACREAGE U to 6-A. tracts on car lln.
JCasy terms, u. k. uomos. su uranaeis
Thea. Bldg Doug. 3916.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
Viumina pay jar ocuer man cnicaens;
.luva .nnA nr.. llttU anao noAiinil tn
start; free book explains alL Majeatto
FRESH aquatlo plants for your fish globe.
$0o. win keep nsn oeaitny. uaa
OEISLER BIRD CC
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
Wagon umbrellas. $1.00. Wanner, $01 N. 16th.
AUTOMOBILES FOF SALE
FORD mSURSNCE-
Fir and theft Insurance on new Fords,
$7.70
KILLT, ELLIS ft THOMPSON,
913-14 City Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1511.
Must sell all our second-hand automo
biles within $0 days. Ws have several
makes and ars giving better values than
anyone sis.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
1639-31-3$ N. 18th St.
NO OTHER Omutia newspaper Is making
anywnere near tne increase in its warn-
Ad columns as THE BEE. 36,748 MORE
PAID WANT-ADS the first six months
of 191$ than In ths same period of M.
Ths Reason :
Best Price Best Resulta
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
0t Farnam. D. $310.
Saxon roadster, 191$ $276
1916 Model 88, Overland roadster.. 460
1914 Oakland touring
1914 Bulck roadster
PAIGE touring car,, folly equipped 1916
elegant car for ths family, $500.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC.,
2047 Farnam St.
BARGAINS
IN USED CARS.
Almost any make roadster, speedster
end touring csrs. Six Fords, a snap. Will
sell these cats st almost sny price, as
we must navs tn space.
O W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
221$ Farnam. Doug. 68$.
USED CAR UAKUA1NS A'f
MUUrHY-O'BKiUts' AUTO CO.,
1X14-11-1" Kuril-m HI
WE will trade you a new Ford for your old
on.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO,
Itttri and Ha rimy Douk- 6261
FULLY equipped,
touring car, st
Colfax 3024.
40 h. p.,
i bargain.
1916 model
!Q.t6 Fowler.
Charles W. Wright and wife to J. B.
Sweet et a!., Cuming. 200 feet east
of Flftr-ftrat south aide. 66x36 ..$1,000
Joseph Mitern and wife to Ben 3.
Bogus, Twenty-ninth. South Oma
ha, 60 feet north of O, east side,
120x160 1.46$
Ranp Bros, to Gertrude C. Stodden,
.Ntneteentn, 88 feet of rratt east
side. 42x94 4,900
William Gentrup and wife to W. C
Hotter, Twenty-nintn, lis rest north
of Pacific, went side. 66x14$ .... 1
George A. Rowles to J. N. Halstead.
Twenty-fifth, 300 feet north of
Port west side. 80x133 TOO
Robert A. Lenhart and wife to Her-
man Zimmerman, Leavenworth. 34$
fet west of Forty-fifth, south side.
69x180 $6$
Patrick J. Martin to Catherine Faug-
mann, tjass, en reet west oi Twenty
sixth, north side, 33x143 S
Charles Ladd Thomas to Thomas W.
Blackburn, Seventeenth, South Oma
ha, 100 feet nortb of 8. east side,
60x110 1.760
Edward Turner and wife to Jennie B.
Fa rns worth. Fifty-seventh, 760 feet
north of Military avenue, east side,
40x136 400
MASTER BUTCHERS.
GATHERIH OMAHA
Delegates to National Convert-
tion Which Opens Tuesday
Begin to Arrive in Oity.
VISIT DEN LAST NIGHT
Delegates to the thirty-first annual
convention of the United Master
Butchers of America arrived in Oms-
ha Monday from St. Louis, Toledo, St
Paul and Minneapolis. A special train
in the afternoon brought delegations
from Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, In;
dianapolis, Cincinnati and other east
ern points.
H. J. Hertkan and his wife drove
through from Detroit by automobile.
A number of the delegates brought
their wives.
The convention oroeram will be
gin Tuesday morning at the Rome ho
tel as follows.
Opening session of oonrsatloB at Hotel
Rome, convention halt
Invocation by Rev. O. P. Baltaly.
president of United Master Butehsrs of
Omaha.
Address of Welcome by Mayor Dahlman.
Response w Artnur ncKsnng. presi
dent of United Master Butehsrs of America.
Presentation of gavel to President Picker
ing by V. F. Kunol.
Appointments of committees and adjourn.
ment until 2 p. m.
Report or credential committee.
Report of officers.
Reports from local associations.
Twin Cities Campaign
Minneapolis has already started a
campaign for the 1917 convention and
many of the delegates are wearing
Minneapolis buttons.
A splendid convention program
booklet of thirty-six pages has teen
printed.
ine load convention committees are
as follows.
Entertainment Commltt
Cyril Hn
Axel Meyer,
Charles Blind,
M. J. Howell,
John Jepssn,
J. Wagen.
E. E. Wise.
Jac Bastlan,
A. A. Heath,
V. F. Kuncl,
Herman Naegle,
George Berth,
Recentlon Committee H. B. Wise. K.
Naegle, Charles Blind. Axel Meyer.
Theater committee jao Bastian, j. wa
gen, J. Resnlohek.
Auto commute v. w. KunoL u. it
Berth, Jacob Schmld.
Banquet Committee J, J. Cam rest, Jac
Bastian, Charles Blind, X. B. Wigs, V. F.
Kuncl.
Press Committee jonn a. Kotsi, J. i.
Cameron.
Ladles' Entertainment ana Reception
Committee Mesdames . a. wis, J, ).
w siren. J. Bat t an. R. C. oudatn, w. son-
gardt J- J- Schneider, Charles Blind and
Miss Minnie Berth.
5-PASSENGER touring car. Inquire at 1121
Park Ave. after 6 p. ni. during the wet-It.
OVERLAND touring car, model 79, good
condition, like new, choap. Harney 4649.
BARGAIN Ltgnt, five-puBsnnger car; elec
tric lights. Call Hurnuy !i967.
Auto KepriTr'i,i and Painting.
$100 rswa'd for mugu'to we can't repair.
Colls r palrwd. Badorfr. 2J0 N. 18 h .
NEB. Amu Hs'1!tor Ktfpair Servka and
prices right. 21 S. 1(b Ht. D 789U
Auto Livery and Garages.
LH)N"1 throw away old ttn.s. We tuukn one
new lire from 2 old outw and awn you 60
per cent. $ $ 1 VulcniiUIng Cu.. Inlti Imv
enport St. Omaha, N.'b. Douglas 2114,
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, $2.00 TO $6.00.
DUO TIRE CO.. 1611 CHICAOO HT
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
UAltLEY-UAVlDHUN UttOuCVCLUti. War
gain In used machine victor Roos. "Tft
Moiitrcwl Man " lavnnwortb
1916 RACYC LB Two-speed coaster brake;
been run about sixty miles. Box 4617. Bee.
LEAVING city will sell good twin-cylinder
Indian for first reasonable cash offer.
Tyler $$31.
Fanning Says That
Merit Will Always
Be Recognized Here
"Efficiency and eiiiority will b
recoenized by me as long as I am in
charec ot the Dostottic. stated eott
master Fanning, who added: "I am
not contemplating any changes at this
time, and if there should be any
changes they will be for definite
cause. I told the staff that as long as
thev do the work as it should be done
and satisfy the public they serve, they
need not tear any shake-up. romicai
considerations will have no place in
mv administration.
Since Colonel Fanning assumed his
new office at the Dostoffice there have
been all sorts ot rumors ot a shaxe-
nn. Several old emoloyes were be'
ginning to feel nervous and all sorts
of gossip has been circulated.
Postmaster Fanning was asked to
make a positive and public statement.
which he did as quotea.
To Build Church for
Magyar Catholics
n .. T7,l.a. IT Tnm,n,t wtin
was pastor of a church in Schuyler,
web., tor tnree years, is now m x-nua-Helohia.
raising money to erect a
the first of its kind to be established
in that part ot tne country.
Father Tomanek speaks eight lan-
A ...ill ,nn.,l trt ratfcnlif
congregations of Philadelphia in their
respective tongues, ne was Dcgm
ning a course in the Catholic uni-
a. llfa.liinntnn vhpn h' hat4
of the need in Philadelphia and ot
tered his services, ne is sun at
tached to the Omaha diocese, he
writes, and intends to return here
Several Matches in Happy
Hollow Tourney Played Of
Play in the singles in the Happy
Hollow tennis tournament nas pro
cressed far enough so that the fol
lowing matches have been disposed
of:
T. J. Bartwall baat Ljrraaa lloConn.ll,
W O.
A. P. Braun boat R. B. 8un4arlan. W o.
Ward Browna beat Waltar Byrne. 1-0.
8-0.
E. fl. P.l.am beat W. R. Wataon. W. O.
John Brownlaa baat F. J Jurapar, S-s,
llarrr Koch baat 3. Starrat,
A. L. Lootnl. beat C. R. How.U, 1-1, 6-
PRELIMINARIKg.
Ti. M. Eaaerty beat J M. Oulld. W. O.
A. L. Looml. beat H. I. Frankfurt, 6-0,
II Howell baat h. McCain.. 1-1, 1-1
II. A Laiidon baat C. A. Abrahamaon
W. O.
The play in the preliminary round
will be disposed of during the day and
the ..rst round matches are to be com
pleted this evening. A number of
teams have entered for doubles and
all entries for doubles should be left
with the committee or telephone them
by tonight
Drat Dlarasard Yonr Cold.
Few of mm realta, tb. dansar of courh.
and oolda; don't taka the rule Taka Dr,
Klnsa Now Dlaeoverr. OuaranU.d. All
(Irani, la. Adv.rtlMH.ent.
WOMEN OF CHINA
ITS BEST ASSETS
Miss Emma Hnneker Tells of
Her Visit With Her Sister,
Mrs. Lobingier,
CELEBRATES JULY 4 THERE
Miss Emma Huneker, who has just
returned from a ten months' visit in
the Philippines, Japan and China, has
many interesting things : i say of the
life among the Americans of the
Orient, Miss Huneker spent a large
part of her time in Shanghai as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles S.
Lobingier, wife of the ' !ge of the
American court for China. The United
States and Great Britain are the only
countries who have availed themselves
of the privilege granted by China of
stablishing such courts for the bene
fit of their resident citizens. Mrs.
Lobingier went to Shanghai in Feb
ruary. 1914.
Miss Huneker found the Orient ex
tremely interesting because of its rad-
- Att Y- .L - "1
icai aiiiercncc xrom ine vjccioenc.
Shanghai, because of its large Eng
lish and American population, was
particularly notable. On the streets.
old Chinese customs and sights jos
tled wtih the new world peoples and
scenes. The picturesque rickshaws"
jostled with foreign motor cars and
people of every nation bumped elbows
in the throng.
Official Life.
"The official life of Shanghai ii
particularly delightful," said Miss Hu
neker. "vlhe otticers ana tneir iam
ilies arc all neoote of superior educa
tion and charming culture. During my
. t- i.T r n -.4
Sla) in onuilKnai x was cuici taujeu
with Jude and Mrs. Lobingier at
luncheon on board the ship Brooklyn
bv Admiral Wintcrhalttn, in com
and of the Asiatic fleet.
"The American women of Shanghai
have oreanized a thriving club. in
soite of their arduous social duties,
they take a faithful interest in their
rlnh and make it a source of interest
and benefit. Philanthropic, art, music
and literature departments are main
tained. My sister, Mrs. Lobingier, is
president of this club, and organized
fir, wnman'ft club in Manila.
"Just before 1 lett (.on jury 3) i
witnessed an unusual sight. Ameri
can Shanghai celebrated the Fourth
of July. First there was a parade of
the American volunteers and of the
naval men from the Asiatic fleet. Then
th. American ambassador from Pe
king delivered an address. These were
followed by a very American dinner
at the Astor house and a ball in the
evening.
Women Remarkable.
"The Chinese women are most re
markable. They have been held in
subjection and under the narrowing
influence of superstition so long that
some are not yet able to stand forth,
but those who do are wonderful.
Their grasp of western ideas and be
liefs is truly surprising ana incir
poise is an accomplishment to be
coveted. Thev are unexcelled as pub
lic speakers. Of course, this work is
done in connection with the schools
and the mission stations,
"The McTevmer school In Shanghai
was established for the benefit of the
daughters of wealthy families and the
irls who attend are extraordinary,
wenty-six of the graduates of this
school are in American colleges. Au
thorities have said that China s great
est undeveloped resource is its women!"
Miss Huneker was delighted with
Chinese scenery of which we in
America hear verv little. One city
in particular she mentioned which is
called the Venice of the tast. Like
Venice, it has beautiful canals and
artistic sights. This Chinese Venice
is located fifty miles from Soochow.
The ocean vovage was very pleas
ant Miss Huneker came by the
northern route through the inland
sea of Japan. With all the wonderful
scenes which she saw she has lost
none of her loyalty to her own coun
try, for she savs that the mountain
lakes of America are just as beauti
ful as any in Japan.
Miss Huneker left this afternoon
for her home in Bay City, Mich.
The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
TRAFFIC MEN STRIVE
TO ADJUST RATES
If we could come to vou oersonallv Want to fiatisfv Inland Towns
ana m you ror a aim e or a aoiiar lor r-n . .v. ip.!.,j.
th;. f.,nrf -iri vt.Air, c. u well as tne Eulroaas
You probably put off sejiding or That Are Interested.
bringing it in.
But uo it NOW.
Every cent you give will actually
buy milk and ice for suffering babies
and small children of the deserving
poor, Not a penny goes to adminis
tration ot tne tuna.
Hot weather is not past by any
means. There is still great demand
on the fund.
Pr.rlon.lir aokaowladsM -S4P9 ao
F. O. tto'lek 1.00
Legal Talent Al Ready,
But Frank Gaines Missing
Where is Frank Gaines?
Mr. Gaines is presiding over the
hearing of the Missouri Pacific pas
senger rate case in the federal court.
Eminent legal talent for both the
railroad and the state, railway com
mtK.innera and railroad exnerts were
gathered in the south federal court
room to proceed witn tne case.
But Mr. Gaines did not appear.
Efforts to find him failed. He was
suDo6sed to be around town some
where, but that was all the informa
tion that could be gained.
The eminent gentlemen finally ad
journed until atternoon.
BRIDGE MEETING TO
BE HELDON TUESDAY
Commissioner Best Addresses
Letter to Union Pacifio Ask
ing the Price.
MEET AT COUNCIL BLUFFS
Douglas county commissioners, ac
companied by a committee represent
ing the Omaha Commercial club, will
meet with representatives of Potta
wattamie county and commercial or
ganizations of Council Bluffs at that
city this afternoon at 2 o'clock to
formulate plana for realization of the
free bridge dream.
County Commissioner Frank C.
Best, representing that body, has ad
dressed the following letter to the
Union Pacific railway, which commu
nication is expected to result in fur
ther conferences regarding the pro
posed purchase of the bridge now
na.H anlplv for railway traffic:
"There has been some agitation in
favor of a free toll bridge across the
Missouri river between the cities of
Omaha and Council Bluffs and it has
been suggested by members of the
Omaha Commercial club that the
Board of County Commissioners take
this matter up with your company in
reference to the sale ot the old bridge,
which is beinn- renlaced bv a new one,
"I feel vour comoanv will Quite
agree that such a bridge should be
provided snd in connection with this
I wish vou would inform the Board of
County Commissioners whether or
not the spans of the old bridge are
going to be offered for sale, at what
price and if you would give Douglas
county preference, if offered for sale,
should the people ot tnis county de
cide to construct such a bridge.
"You will recall some forty odd
vears asro the taxoavera of Douglas
county donated your company $250,
000 to assist in the building of your
firesent structure, and In view ot tne
act that the taxpayers of this county
ao nobly assisted you when you were
young and struggling ana from tne
further fact that at tne present time
vou are most prosperous and now op-
.t ....
erate one ot tne greatest railroad sys
tems in the world, it has been sug
gested that your company might give
the people ot Douglas county special
consideration should they desire to
purchase the present spans. However,
let us know your position in the mat-
. . , t . j, .
ter ana we win giauiy arrange a mcci-
ng with your representatives at any
time you suggest.
Moorhead's Books
Show 38,000 Voters
In Greater Omaha
Election Commissioner Harley G.
Moorhead and his corps of workers
have started the compilation of the
list of Greater Omaha voters for the
convenience of candidates and others
interested. This long list will carry
the names of about 38,000 qualified
w.t.ra. ahowincr their bartv affiliation.
address and nationality. Three weeks
will ue required in the preparation ot
the work, the sheets to-be at the dis.
no.al of those wishing them at cost
The registration last year was but lit
tle short of 40,000, the removal to
other cities, death and other causes
reducing the total.
Kugel Returns from His
outing at Laxe ukodoji
Suoerintendent Kueel of the police
department has returned from Lake
(iknhoii. wnere ne spent several
weeks. He says the outing did him
a world of good and he is now ready
to get down to serious business again,
Complains cf Dances at
Hibblers on Leavenworth
T. Hammond, asserting he speaks
for the West Leavenworth street Ira
provement club, called at the city
council chamber to protest against
dancing parties held at Hibbler's park
on west Leavenwortn street
According to the complainant, these
functions are not as recherche as they
should be. Superintendent Kugel of
the police department said he called
at this temple ot lerpsichore on
recent day and did not hear nor ob
serve anything wrong.
Philathea and Baraca
Classes to Cruise Lake
The Philathea and Baraca
classes of the Hanscom Park Meth
odist church have chartered the Lar
son and Hughes launches for Tues
dav evening, and after a two-hour
cruise on the lake will enjoy a water
melon feed.
HYMENEAL.
Edmunds-Leary.
A motor trip to Blair Saturday cul
minated in the marriage ot Mrs.
Katherine Leary and Charles J. Ed
munds of this city. After the cere
mony the newly married couple tele
phoned the news to the bride's
mother. Mrs. Rachel Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds continued
on a motor trip through the state and
on their return will make their home
in Omaha.
ACTION MUST BE IN HURRY
Striving to formulate a plan where-
by the cities affected by the recent
ruling of the Interstate Commerce
commission in regard to freight rates
in ieDrasKa, as wen aa tne commis
sion and the railroads in question,
will be satisfied, traffic men from all
of the Missouri river jobbing centers,
with the exception of Sioux City, met
with the representatives of -the rail
roads yesterday.
The meeting is being1 held at Un
commercial club rooms, with Charles.
E. Faeth of Kansas City, an iron job-
ber, presiding as chairman. .
Realizing that if the rates are to
be adjusted, a plan to bring about
the required change must be decided
upon immediately, as the advanced
rates ordered by the Interstate Com
merce commission are to go into ef
fect September 25, the traffic men
and railroad representatives were
hard at it early in the day endeavor
ing to work out a solution of the
problem.
The indications were at noon that.,
the meeting would run through into
another day. Reports of "perfect
harmony seeped througn tne doors
of the room in which the session is
bcinsr held. , ,
Traffic Men Present. -
The following traffic men attended
the meeting: R. D. Sangsfer, treas
urer of the Kansas City Commercial
club; R. t, Carmem ol the Keidnour
Bakerv comoanv, Fremont, Neb.; V.
H. Young, Fremont; W. J. C. Kenyon,
manager ot the trattic bureau or ine
St. Joseph Commercial club; Louis
Motter of the Nave-McCord company.
St. Joseph; R. A, Blake, secretary of
the Hastings, Neb., Chamber of Com
merce; E. B. Johnston, F. J. Loates :
and J. L, . Cleary, secretary of the
Commercial club, Grand Island, Neb.;
Charles H. Kelsey and W. A. Haver
aon of Norfolk, Neb.; C. B. Hutton
of Hastings, H. L. Sharpe, secretary
of the Atchison, Kan., Commercial
club; W. S. Whitten, secretary of the
Lincoln commercial ciud; w. h. ue
Bolt J. W. Burgess and E. S. Steven
son of Beatrice, Grant Thornburg of
Lincoln, E. f . benoentgen, v. v.
Emokie, H. A. Searle and George E
Williamson of Council Bluffs. Dan
Geilus, J. S. Brady, C. D. Blaine, P.;
P. Murray and -E. J. McVann, man-
ager of the traffic bureau of the Com.
merciel club of Omaha.
The following railroad represents-,
tivea were in attendance; H. H. Hoi-
comb and F. Montgomery of the Bur
lington, George W. Hamilton and
C J. Lane of the Union Pacific, F.
J. Shubert of the Rock Island and
W. H. Jones of the . Northwestern.
Omaha; S. E. Stohr of the St. Joseph
and Grand Island, St Joseph; Dt R.
Lincoln of the Missouri Pacific. St.
Louis. f
But Four Houses
In Greater Omaha .
Under Quarantine
v, V:. .-., , ,
Omaha is a healthy elty, as the
iicai,,, u:iai tiiivu. iwuiua oiiuw. 1
During July ihe following con:
tagious and infectious diseases were
reported: Diphtheria, .13; : scarlet ,
fever, 15; measles, 16; infantile par
alysis, 2 typhoid fever, 2; small pov,
2; tuberculosis, 2; ersipelas, 1.
This is an unusual showing for a
city of 200,000 population.. I
At this time there' are 'only four
houses in Greater Omaha quarantined
for scarlet fever and tnly one for
diphtheria. Other cases of these dis
eases are in the City Emergency hos
pital. -,; : ' t - i .
Many Omaha People to ' .
Go to Tractor Show Today
A large delegation of Omahans, in
cluding the officials of the Commer
cial club and a number of the mem
bers, wil attend the Tractor, show at
Fremont Tuesday. While the ,day
has not been officially set aside as
Omaha day, the presence of the large
number of visitors from the metrop
olis will lend a local touch to Tues
" To think only yesterday
morning I was sweltering in
the city and tonight, here in
Colorado
I am sitting before a fire of crack
ling logs, watching the sparks fly up
ward and actually enjoying the .'
warmth. I don't feel like a stranger ,
as there are anumber here whocame
out with me on the Rock Island's '
"Rocky Mountain Limited"
"I don't believe a finer train is ,
operated." '
This and other excellent trains daily
make the trip a joy.
Low fares for round trip daily to
September 30th.
Automatic Block Signalt ..
FincMt Modern AU-Stel Equipment .
Superior Dining Car Service -y
Tat vacation suggestions, detailed iniormatioa ,
and fare anywhere, phone or adore
J.&HeHALLY,D.r.A. ,
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