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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1918)
THE; BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918. HEAL ESTATE IMPROVED North FOR ONLY J4.30I) liOO down and tH pr month, w caa soil a good, honest built noma ot six rooms, dan and bath; oak finish; only thraa yesrs old: occupied by owner; ga . rage; lot 46x138; why pay rent when you can buy a bargaio like this? OSBORNE REALTY CO., 701 Omaha Nat. Bank Bids. Tyler NEW op-to-daU T rooma. oak finish, targe lot, fine location; price 16.850; term. S1J7 N. J4th St Norria Norria D. 4170. MINNIE LL'SA homea and lota offer the beat opportunity to Invest your money. Phone Tyler 187. YOUNG DOHERTY. HEAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. JJS BRANDEIS THEATER. DO. 1871 South. GOOD HOME HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT, (.room house, 2-atory, modern; furnace liMt; houee in good condition; ha fire place; good woodwork throughout; thla la a well built, substantial home In a Stood location; built better than moat new houses; on 2Sth St., near Pierce; 2 blocks to car; Just right for anyone dealrlng a good home of their own ana pricea cheap at 13.(00; terms If desired. F. D. Wesd, 310 So. 18th St. Tyler 1S1. PtULD CLUB DISTRICT. 7-R. modem .-iotas, garage, lot 70xlS; prica t4.SH O. A. Grlmmel Phone Douglas 161S. Miscellaneous. Exceptionally Fine Bungalow. Stucea eonstruction. Brand new, ele jjLtt rooms. Large living room with flre jloe and beamed celling. - Fine dining room and well aranged kitchen with mpie cupboard and one-piece sink. Three line bedrooms and bath. Oak floors, throughout, oak and enamel finish. A beauty outside and in. Well located In restricted residence district. Price 15.000. For appointment to see this call Walnut 1580. ATTRACTIVE HOMES $2,600 1807 Locust St, 6-r., all mod ern; best of repair; good neighborhood; bandy to street car. 4.6001329 South 28th St.; near Hans com park; 8-r.. all modern; In best of repair; large lot; fine shade trees; splen did neighborhood. 8.000 2103 Lothrop St., 8-r.; hot water heat; sleeping porch; beautiful corner lot: nice Karage. WORLD REALTY CO., Douirla.i 5342. Sun Theater Blrtft. A rare t nance to buy four houses; rent $800 per year. Price, $4 600; close in; paved street. T. 1533. W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bid. (ROOM cottage, twu blocks from car, full lot. $2,000 Terms. $300 oaah. balance $20 per month BENSON 4k CARMICHAEL. 642 Paxton Block. FOR RENT AND SALE. HOUSES. COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS PORTER & SHOTWELL. 202 S. 17th St. Douglas 601$. I-ROOM modern pressed brick house, for only $4,500; oak finish, fireplace; nice order; near park. W. H. Gates, 647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1294. WE sell, rent. Insure and make loans on city property, north. a MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO., !4th and Ames Col. 217. GOOD six-room modern houee; close to car lino; price $3,250; would take auto as part payment. Mr. Pease, 211 Brandeis Theater Bid. FOR qulck sale or rent of ydur property call A. J DAVIS CO.. Doug. 7150. 220 S. 13tb St.. Real Estate and Insurance. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.. Real Estate and Insurance. 1S20 Farnam St. Douglas 10. F D WE AD S ELLS-RE A L E8TATE. REAL ESTATE Business Property WK WILL buy your home or business prop erty end pay cash. H. A WOLFB CO. Electric Bldg Tyler 88 liUSlNESS property and Investments. A P. TUKEY & SON. 620 First National Bank Bldg. iTCAGUE INVESTMENT CO. Income. Business and Trackage Specialists. 15th and Dodge Sts. Douglaa 415. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, Unexpected Vacancies 3869 California. 8-r., $27.60. 1010 South 22d, 8-r.. hot water heat, $32.60. Armstrong-Walsh Co., Tyler 1530. 333 Securities Bldg. j .SECTIONS, y, mile apart, near Pierre, S. D. Nice level hard land. Government valuation $20 per acre. Will exchange equity of $5,600 for acreage near Omaha, or clear home in city. INTER-STATE REALTY CO., 913-14 City Nat'l Bank. Tyler 167$ t ACRES; 4-room house; 2 miles north of Benson; all clear; exchange for 6 -room clear cottage In city; sickness demands change. Call Mr. Browne, Tyler 1672. li ter-State Realty Co. ko exchange for a good stock of merchan dlse, 160-acre Iowa farm, good rich productive soil, land lays fine, extra well Improved; price $250 per acre., is. uood man. Creston, la. SOOD six-room modern house; close to car line; price $3,250; would take auto as part payment. Mr. Pease. 211 Brandeis Theater Bldg. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. South FOR BALE I lota. Just south ot Elmwood Park In Overlook addition. Owner leaving City. Will aell oheap tor cash. Address Box Y 1188, Omaha Bee. Miscellaneous. ACREAGE BARGAINS Must be sold at once: Let me show you these places and then make me an offer, t acres In Keystone park, high, sightly location, close' to paved road and jitney line. Beautiful building site. A halt block right in Benson. City water, sidewalk, etc., one block to paved road. An excellent chance for a home or Investment For appointment to see these places call owner, Walnut 1580.' POULTRY AND PET STOCX Parley, $3 .50 per cwt, delivered. Wag ner. 801 N 16th. Phone Douglas 1142. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Benson. SPECIAL BENSON BARGAIN. Fine new cottage, 4 rooms and bath, moderti except heat, with two large lots, for $2,550; $250 cash, balance easy pay ments. Why pay rent? 2024 North 64th St. Owner leaving city. P. J. TEBBEN3, 605 Omaha National Bank. SUBURBAN HOME Near Benson, paved road, modern house 8 rooms, 12 lota. All kinds fruit, poultry huutes etc. Nice country home close to city. Price, $7,600. Can take in small place as part payment. W. T. GRAHAM, Doug. 1533. Bee Bldg. 2020 NO. 60TH STREET. 2024 NO. 61ST STREET. 4-Rooms, brand new bungalow with one third acre, modern except furnace, cement walks to car; $200 cash and 4S per month, Including interest. PAYNE & SLATER CO. Douglas 1010. 160 ACRES, one mile south of Bennington Neb. Inquire of Mrs. A. . Hantlng. 4188 Cass St.. Omaha, Neb. 11 Dundee. $5,000. DUNDEE; SLSU0 CASH. Ftne bungalow, finished mostly In oak; large living room with fireplace and four bedrooms; a very sightly location. JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1802 FARNAM ST DUNDEE 2-story frame, 7 rooma. modern house on Webster near EOth St. Must be sold to close an estate. Price $6,500. C. A GRIMMEL. Phone D. 1615. FOR property In Dundee. Happy Hollow and Falracres, call GEORGE AND COM PANY. 902-12 City Nat. Bk. Douglas 7SK Acreage TEN ACRES uevel garden land, east Omaha, close to car line, clear, want clear rental or home, S. S. & K. E. MONTGOMERY. $1$ City Nat'l Bk Bldg. , REAL ESTATESUBURBAN , Miscellaneous. - FOR SALE. Two beautiful lota south ot Elmwood Park lo Overland addition, full sise lota 60x150. Will take Liberty bonds as pay. ment. Owner going to camp, must aell Act quick. Adreaa Eos T CIS. Omaha Bee. I HMIM.II II I REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES. FOR SALE Meats and grocery buslnesa In a Nebraska town with 1.400 population; own all butcher and grocery store equip ments; rent building; two acres of land; slaughter hooae well equipped; reason for selling. Write Omsha Bee. Box 1856. REAL ESTATE WAN TED. t OR 6-KOOM houses or bungalows in good locations wanted at once; have aevera buyers wanting good homea. F. D. Wead $10 South 18th St. Tyler 161. WANTED for customers, Improved ranches, 640 to 1500 acres. White Hoover, Oma ha Nat'l Bank Bldg. GOOD Omaha Income property for clear western land or eastern Nebraska farm. Mr. Pease. 211 Brandeis Theater Bldg. IF you want to sell your house, list It with ALFRED C H.JSNBiDX UU., 206 S. Hth St. Douglsa 713 FINANCIAL. Real Estate, Loans and Mortgage!, OUR fi n.r rinf ftrat mnrtSAirHa secured rtm.h, reatAAne.M are aafa Investments cause they are based upon not mora than 40 per eent of the actual value of the security ana are pacKea oy zo years- ex perience wimoui ut loss oi a aouar an Investor. E. H. tOUGEE, INC. 638 Keellne Bldg. to No Delay Closing Loans. W. T. GRAHAM, 604 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1631. LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY. W. H. Thomas & Son, Keelme Bldg H. W. BINDER. Money on band for mortgage City National Bank Bldg. loans OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 171$. CITY AND FARM LOANS. 6, 6H and ( Per Cent J. H. DUMONT CO., Keellne Bldg. $100 to $10,000 MADE promptly. F, D, Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam 8ta, Private Money. SHOPEN & COMPANY Douglas 4228 Miscellaneous LOW RATES. C. G. Carl berg, 312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.. Doug 686 FARM AND RANCH LANDS Nebraska Lands. A FEW GOOD RANCHES. 1,480 acres 12 miles from Marsland. 14 miles from Belmont, 20 miles from Craw ford. Right on the east table of the fa mous Pine Ridge. Well Improved, all fenced and cross fenced, 300 acres under cultivation, half or two-thtrds of the place Is fitrmable. Running water, all most excellent soil. Per acre, only $18. Write for pictures. 1.080 acres only five miles from Craw ford. Three streams of running water, two small lakes, 400 acres farmable, 120 acres under cultivation, lots of timber, all fenced and cross fenced, all heavily grassed with buffalo, wheat and gramma grass hills and elopes and blue grass and clover bottoms. Two sets of Improve merits, 70 head of cattle, 60 head of horses, 16 hogs, full line of farming and haying machinery, can go with the place If desired and will be Inventoried in at satisfactory prices. This place Joins the military reservation and only five miles out from Crawford. Price per acre, only $20. 2,200 acres only two miles out from Glen and 12 miles from Crawford. Good frame house, stables and sheds. All fenced and cross fenced, lots of running water, scores of springs. This place Is right In Fine Ridge and Is rough but heavily grassed. Probably 400 acres farm able. About 150 acres now under cultlva tion and Into crop Wheat on this place this year will go 30 bushels to the acre. The farm land Is mostly In the valley. The grasses consist of blue grass, clover, white and red, buffalo, wheat and gram ma grass. Lots of timber, being cotton wood, ash and elm and pine along the slopes. 1,660 acres of this place la deed ed land, while 640 acres of It la school lease. $33,000 takes the entire place. If desired, can put In some 60 or 60 head of cattle, 20 or 80 head of horsea and a complete line of farming and haying machinery at Inventory price. Terms to suit. 1.120 acres only 12 miles from Chadron, eight miles from Whitney and about 20 miles from Crawford. More than half of this place la farmable. Two streams of running .water and a most excellent ranch. All hard land, no sand. All well grassed. Grasses are the buffalo, wheat and gram ma grass. Much of the place cuts good upland hay In average years. Per acre, only $12.60. This la a special price tor a quick sale, 480 acres 14 miles north of Crawford right on the Deadwood Scenic highway, 11 miles from Whitney, eight and one-half miles from Orella. 400 acres farmable 80 acres rough where Lone Tree creek cuts through. All well grassed with buf falo, wheat and gramma grass. 22 acres now under cultivation. Soil a dark heavy Pierre clay, most excellent for wheat oats and alfalfa soil. Place Is fenced, but no other Improvements excepting a barn for eight head of horses. However, the price is only, per acre, $14. 640 acres two miles from Joder, 11 u, miles from Crawford, 6 miles from Orella. Good 4-room house, barn for 7 head of horses, hen house, small log granary, good new well, a good 100 acres under cultiva tion, 600 acres can be cultivated. Soli a heavy Pierre clay, excellent for wheat, small grains of all kind, alfalfa and al falfa seed. Per acre, only $20. 1,600 acres, only 4 miles out from Chad ron. A nice new 8-room house, fairly good barn. All fenced and cross-fenced. A little better than 100 acres under cultiva tion. Probably $00 acres can be cultl vated, balance of place heavily grassed. inn wjii mane a man an ideal, close In to town proposition. It Is claimed that this place will run 300 head of stock. The house 1s brand new and should please the housewife. (Pictures upon request). Per acre, only $22.60. My client owning this place would ac cept some trade. He expected to move upon the ranch himself, but owing to con ditions over which he has no control, Is unable to do so and Instead of renting the place, would rather sell It. 1,040 acres A rough, rugged, timbered, well grassed, running water ranch propo sition, only 8 miles out from Crawford. This place will carry at least 150 head of stock. It Is not a farm but a dandy well protected ranch proposition. There Is enough farmable land where you can raise enough alfalfa for your needs, but I would advise no other farming. There is a small set of log buildings but would need con siderable repair to be habitable. The place Is nearly all fenced and has some hay corrals. It has not been pastured this summer. Considerable hay could be cut and a nice bunch of stock run this winter. Thla Is a rare bargain at the priceonly, per acre, $10. Any of the above places I can sell on terms from 25 to 33 1-3 to 40 per cent down and can carry the balance for sat isfactory term of years at 6 per cent. Eacn and every one of these offerings is good and I will be glad to show you the places. If you cannot come right away, write me for my ''Farmer and Ranchor," which describes many of them and shows pictures of some of them. You cannot beat my section here fox, wheat, oats, alfalfa, alfalfa seed and po tatoes. We have a county average of 30 bushels on corn, but I do not talk corn very loud. What I do talk, I am here to back up with proof. Look up our stand ing In the state statistics snd you will find that my country here (Dawes county) ranks right up with the counties of York, Seward, Sarpy, Otoe, Douglas and Lancas ter on yields and. In fact, we beat them more years than they beat us. Why stay on high priced land down there when I can sell you a place here of your own on small first payment and let you make your own place pay out giving you a farm and ranch of your own Instead of paying rent never again to return? I have many calls for places to rent. I can get one-third of the crop delivered In town or one-half of the crop If you will furnish the seed. If you have some loose money to Invest and cannot come yourself to occupy your land, where can you find a better Investment than Dawes county lands, where your share of the prop will pay from 15 per cent to 20 per cent on your Investment, besides the Increase In valuation of your lands, which, with con servative figuring, will double your Invest ment every three to five years? You men with money should write me or enme and fee me and let me show you. Many of you, I presume, are only getting 6 or 8 per rent for the use of your money. It is a safe proposition here to figure at least 20 or 25 per cent. Most sincerely yours, ARAH L, HUNGER FORD. Crawford, Dawes County, Neb. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Arkansas Lands. SEPTEMBER 3RO ' " Our next excursion to McGehee, Ark. W. S. FRANK, 101 NEVILLE BT.K. Iowa Lands. $20 ACRES about 90 mllos south of Council Bluffs; all under cultivation; 2 sets of Improvements; 100 acres now In corn that la looking fine, balance was In wheat and oats and will be put In win ter wheat; only $4 miles from town. Thla has many farma selling for $200 beat, but owner will aoon be In service, and will sell for $175 per acre, terms, or will consider small place In exchange. Leased for next year to good tenant for one-half the crop. J. W. Rasp, 21S Kee line Bldg., Omaha. Tyler 791. 21 S City Nat'l Bank. Omsha, Neb. Maryland Lands Maryland water front farm. Mild climate. Cat'g'e. Ruas'll Realty Co. Baltimore. Md , Missouri Lands. GREAT BARGAIN'S la down, 15 monthly buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry land, near town, southern Missouri; price only s?;n Aggress nox an; c, Springfield, Mo. $10 PER ACRE Ranch Bargain. 4,489-Acre, highly Improved, well-balanced ranch. McPherson County. The beet place on sarin to raise cattle and now. The present owner baa got rich her. and, at the age of 6, will retire. He aUs from $10,000 to $30,000 worth ot took oft the place every year. 6,000 bushels of corn raised thla yean HuadrUs of acres of fine farm land; balat.ee hArllf grassed for summer and winter psscunea. Everything raised on the place in the way of feed for man and beast. Meadows cut 600 to 700 tons of hay. 600 fruit trees, 130 now bearing. First-class improvements costing $10, 000; excellent 9-roora house; large barn, sheds, corralls, etc.; fenced and cross fenced; windmills, reservoir and tanks; always plenty of water; price for next 30 days reduced to $10 per acre; reason able terms; neighboring place recently sold for $16. WHITE & HOOVER, 454 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. CORN AND ALFALFA FARM PRICED TO SELL 160 acres. 4 miles from town, on the main line of Union Paclflo railroad, one ralf mile from the Lincoln Highway, level road to town, 40 rods to school, l'A mile to a small station. Land lies level, but Is well drained; good black loam soil, very productive; the corn on this farm will rrove this fact: 35 acres In pasture with small stream of running water; 10 acres of meadow, balance under nlow, brand new 4-room house, well sheltered by plenty of nice shade trees; good stable for. six horses and a few other ombutldlngs, two wells with the very best of pure sort wa ter at a depth of 20 feet. Price $130 per acre, on good terms. Don't let a small Job at home prevent you from Inspecting this farm at once. M. A. Larson, Central City, Neb. 640-ACRE RANCH 640-acre improved ranch, Cherry coun- tv. Nebraska: 120 acres In cultivation 4 room sod house, 30x36; frame barn with steel roof. 26x64; corn cribs, etc.; cave, windmill with cement tank; trees near building and grove In northwest cor ner of the land; the finest, ranch In southeast Cherry connty. Present owner has lived here 11 years snd made money. Price fur quick sale only $8 per acre. Terms one-third cash, balance long time. WHITE & HOOVER, 454 Omaha National Bank IMdg FARMS AND RANCHES We have several very atthactlve prop erties for sale In Dawes. Keya Paha and Brown counties. These are places that we have personally Inspected, and van recommend as being good buys. Send for list and photos stating as to your wants Kloke Inv. Co.. Omaha ' FARM NEAR TECUMSEH. 160 acres 3 miles south of Tecumseh at $1S5 per acre. All under cultivation with fine crops this year. No buddings. A good chance at a good farm. W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb. . "FOR THC LAND'S SAKE," Write to JAMES PEARSON, MOORE FIELD, NEB., about the 80 at 145 per acre; a quarter at $25; half section for $12,000; a section and a halfat. $J?..arid other farms.- V :.:! i : .. WRITE me for pictures and pricea of my farms and ranches In god old Dawea county. Arah L. Hungerford, Crawford. Neb. ; - MERRICK COUNTY Improved oorn and alfalfa farms at the Hght prle. IS. A. LARSON, Central City. Neb. Oregon . Lands. OREGON lands. Irrigation. "In the Heart of the Range" The Jordan Valley Project, Malheur County, Oregon. An empire In th making, land $1.00 per acre plus the cost of the water. You eari file on grazing homestead entrle nearby. Literature and particulars on request. Next excursion August 28. HARLEY J. HOOKER, 940 First Natl. Bk. Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Wyoming Lands. WHEATLAND Wyoming farms, $50 Jier a., Including paid up water Hgnti. Henry Levi ft C. M, Rylander. 854 Omaha Nat'L South Dakota Lands. AM quitting the ranch business and offer for sale or will trade for land or Income property ninety hesd of horses, Belgian and Percheron bred, from yearlings to nine-year-olds. Dlnney Moran Lake An des. S. D. FARM LAND WANTED. FARMS WANTED. Don't list your farm with us It you want to eep It. E. P. 8NOWDEN A BON, 610 Elertr Bldg Poualas 9171 MONEY TO LOAN. Organized by the Business Men ot Omaha FURNITURE, planoa and notes as security $40. $ mo., H. goods, total, $1.60. Smaller, larger am'ts. proportionate rate PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, 433 Securities Bldg.. Ifith Farnam. Ty. 661 LOANS OR DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY I CT SMALLER LOANS. O Of A 10 W. C. FLATAD EST. 1891 lO 6TH FLR. SECURITIES BLDG. TY. 960. Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry Maleshork. 1614 Dodge D. 6619 Est 1S9L DIAMONDS AND JEWELR LOAN8 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS United Real Estate Co. et al to Mathilda K. Cathro, s. w. cor. 33d and Manderson St., Irreg. parcel. ..$ 1,220 Patrick J. Hyland to William W. Dotsn, 28th St., 187 feet north of Leavenworth St., west side, 33x140. 1,895 Arthur Theodore and wife to Hattle Robinson et al, Seward St., 150 teet east of 41st at., south side 60x130. 1 000 Arthur Theodore and wife to Hattle Robinson et al. Pierce st, 90 feet west of 26th st, touth side, 30x100 3,150 Mary F, Bourke to Salvafore Dlmar tlno, 17th st, 420 feet south of Charles st west side, 10x140. ... . 2,175 Barker Co. to Dan H. Tuder, Lafay ette ave. 96.2 feet east of 3 2d st., 46x120 975 Jessie 3. Colwell and husband to Martha Chase, Blnney St., 400 teet west of 42d St., north aide, 60x90.. 1,600 Alonzo E. Mack and wife to Edwin B. Pflueger and wife, Park ave., 5 feet north of Jackson St., west side, 66x140 8,000 Anna Foley et al to John W. Rey nolds and wife, Evans st, 100 feet west of 2st St., south side, 60x120.. 4.000 Louisa A. Swlger and husband to School District of Omaha, Grand ave. 231 feet west of 42d at, north side, 125.2x262 .,. 4,006 L. B. McCouri Co. to Overland Tire & Rubber Co., a. w. cor. 31st and Taylor sts., Irreg. piece.,. v., 25,000 Kate Dutcher to Bankers Saying & Loan Assn., Erskln st, 300 feet west of 42d St., north side, 60x120.. 1.900 Earl S. Harvey to Henry Godbersene. Military ave., 153.8 feet west of 69th St., north side, 26x100... 5,000 Immaculate Conception cburch to Nicholas Shachowiak et al, Vinton st. 176 feet east of 30th st. south sldejOxna.l. ..... . . . .. . . . cnoo Minneapolis - Grain.. Minneapolis, Aug. 21. Barley 87c$1.02. Rye $1.691.70. Bran $29.31. , Corn $1.781.83. Oats 69i.70c. Flax $4.484.60. 8t. Iials Grain. St Louli. Aug. 21. Corn September, $1.68 asked; October. $1.67 bid. Oats September, 74c bid; October, 75ao asked. OMAHA LIVE STOCK Cattle Offerings Moderate and Buying Active; Hog Market Steady; Sheep Active and Lower. Omaha, August tl. 1911. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep I'rncial Monday 10.716 Official Tuesday .... 4,40 Estimate Wednesday .. 4,600 4.473 36.000 1,044 MOO 39.131 13.000 Tnree daye thla wek.!0,lS6 22.917 89,221 Same ays last week.., 17 23,637 55,044 Same days 2 wks. ago. 40, 39 32,380 12,156 Same days $ wki. ago.lMl! $0,121 44.85 Same days year ago. . .SMS4 11,836 18,397 Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock yards.. Omaha. Ntb., for 24 nours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., yesterday RECEIPTS. Ca'e. Hoirs. Sheep. H's-M's r , m. ft st, P 6 n w abash , . 1 Missouri Pac... $ x Union Paclflo . . .41 2 C. & N. W., east 6 7 C. St. P., M. A O, 1 11 C, B. A Q., east I It C, B. ft Q., west 14 22 C, R. I. ft P., e. 7 7 C R I ft P west 1 1 Illinois Central .. 1 a at. wst i Total receipts 111 164 DISPOSITION. Cattle. Merrls A Co 67 Bwlft ft Cft 1,008 Cudkhy Packing Co.. l.28 Armour ft Co 199 Schwarti Co , J. W. Murphy , Llnooln Packing Co.. 71 8. Om. Packing Co.. 14 Wilson 116 Hill & Son 90 F. B. Lewis 12:1 J. B. Root ft Co 113 J. H. Bulla S7 F. G. Kellogg 1 St Werthelmer k Degen. . 217 II. F. Hamilton 30 Rothschild ft Krsbs... 2 Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.. 45 Christie $ Htgglni 8 Huffman 14 Roth 14 Meyers 20 Banner Bros .18 .lohn Harvey 244 Dennis A Francis,... 6b Jensen A Lungren ,. 118 Pat O'Dea 12 Rothschild 34 77 103 Hois. 106 1 9S7 3.66S 2,166 31.1 3,049 1 Sheep. 1.00S 1,037 3.641) 2.584 Other Buyers 1 604 24,736 Totals ..7.176 11,096 34,460 again There Cattle Offerings In cattle were moderate, estimated at 4,600 head. were a few native steera .here today, which were picked up on the early rounds at fig ures steady with yesterday, and there were mostly on the fair to good warmed-up order. Good to prime steers were quot able from $16.60 to $18.00, common to me dium grades at $10.00 to $16.00. Butcher stock was strong st yesterday's advance, choice kinds selling from $9.60 to $12.00, medium grades any where from $8.60 to $9.50. Canners and cutters sold largely at $7.00 to $8.00. Feeder buyers were active and prices strong, best kinds were quot able from $13.00 to $14.50, with medium to good kind anywhere from $10.60 to 112.60. Buyers were somewhat alow on several strings of western steers, prices quotably steady with yesterday; Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime beeves,- $17.0018.00; good to choice beeves, $15.00018.50; fair to good beeves, $18.60 14 50; common to fair beeves, 10.00 (jj; 13.00 ; good to choice yesrllngs, $14 0016.OO; fair to good yearlings. $10.00014.00; common to fair yearlings, $7.009.00; good to choice grass beeves, $14.60016.50; fair to good grass beeves, 1 1.60 IS. 50 ; eoramon to fair grass beeves, $9.00011.00; Mexican beeves. $8.6010.60; good to choice heifers, 9.0(tfj 12.00; good to choice cows, $9.50011.50; fair to good cows, $8.50019.60; common to fair cows, $8 60O8.60; prime feeders, $16.00 14.60; good to choice feeders, 111.00 12.75; fair to jtood feeders, . $9.00 10.76; common to fair feeders, $7.00 8.00; good to choice stockers, $10.00117S; stock heifers, 17.6089.00; stock cows, $6.5007 60; stock calvea, .$6.5010.00; veal calves, $7.00 13.00; bulls, stags, etc., $8.00010.60. Hogs There were 134 loads of hogs on the market today, estimated at 9,400 head. The market was fairly active. Shippers paying largely ateady prices for choice loads on the early rounds, weakening towards the close of the market. The bulk of the ship pers was $18.40 to even money upon to $19.10. The packer market was rather un even and all the way from steady to ruuy lOo and possibly a trifle lower, in some cases a few loads sold down to $16.20, with bulk of today's sales at $18.26giB.40. ine general market la steady to 10c lower. Sheen There were 10S loaas or. sneep re ported today, estimated 38,000 head, making the run tor the ftsst half of the week 89,- 221 head. The market waa active from the opening, feeder Iambi selling all the way from $17.60ffl17.0, prices that . wera qupt' ably steady to lOo lower than yesterday. No fat lambs had been sold at the time of writing this report, but prospects were for lower prices. The general market ao far la steady to lOo lower. Quotations on sheep: Lambs, good to choice, $17.0017.80; lambs, fair to good $14.00(317.00;. .lamb feeders, $17.6017.90; yearlings, good to choice, $13.00014.60 yearlings, fair to good, $12.7618.00; year ling feeders, $12.2501125; Ewes, good to choice, $11. oop 12.50; ewes, lair to good $10.0011.00. Chicago IJve Stock. Chicago, Aug. 11. (United 8tates Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts 11,000 bead market strong; beef cattle, $10.0018.86; butcher stock, heifers,. $7.6014.25; cows, $12. 76014. 00; canners and cutters, $6,609 7.75; stockers and feeders, $7.60 18.00 ; calvea, $17.26 17.75; western range beof steers. $13.00 16.60; cows and heifers, $9.00 12.50. Hogs Receipts. 11,000 head; good hoga, strong: others ateady to 109 lower; top, $20.00; butchers. $19.2019.95; lights, $19.25 20.00; packing, $17.90O19.10; roughs, $17.4O017.5; bulk, $18.26 10.70; pigs, $18.0018.SO. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 17,000 head; lambs, steady; sheep, slow; lambs, $16.26 18.25; feeders, $13.76(317.66; ewes, $11.260 13.25. Kansaa City Live Stock. Kansas City, Mo. Aug. 11. Cattle Re ceipts, 14,000 head, Including 200 southerns; market steady; prime fed steers, $17,000 18.25; dressed beef steers, $11.00016.76; western steers, $17.00r8.25; southern steers, $7.6014.2S; cows, $6.50312.50; heifers, $9.00Q14.5O; stockers and feeders, $7,760 14.60; bulls, $7.0010.00; calves, $8.00 14.00. Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head; market lower; bulk, $18.25011.26; heavy, $18.66 19.35; packers and butchers, $18.25019.40; light, $18.26019.36; pigs, $16. 60017.76. Sheep Receipts, 6,000 head; market steady to 25c lower; lambs, $16.00018.00; yearlings, $11.50016.00; wethers, $10,000 14.50; ewes, $9.00013.75; stockers and feed ers, $6.00 018.00. St. Louis Live Stock. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 21. Cattle Receipts, 6,400 head; market strong;, native beef steers, $11.60018.25; yearling steers and heifers, $9.6015.60; cows, $7.60012.60; stockers and feeders, $8.6012,00; fair to prime southern beef steers, $10.00017.70; beef cows snd heifers, $7.60015 00; native Calves, $7.75015.26. Hogs Receipts, 14,200 head; market strong; lights, $19.60019.90; pigs, $14,600 1875; mixed and butchers, $19.50019 90; good heavy, $19.75019.10; bulk $17,750 19.90. Sheep Receipts, 4,400 head; market steady; lambs, $14.00017.00; ewes, $11,000 12.00; canners and choppers, 18.00 9.00. Sioux City Live Stock. Sioux City, la., Aug 21. Cattle Re ceipts, 1,200 head; market strong; beef steers, $8.60014.00; fat cows and heifers, $7.75011.60; canners, $6.0007.60; stockers and feedtrs, $7.76012.00; feeding cows and heifers. $6.7508.60. Hogs Receipts, 1,600; market 10 cents higher; light, $18.76019.20; mixed, $18.60 f 18.75: heavy, $18.60 18. 76; bulk of sales. $18.46019.60. Sheep Receipts, .1,000;'' market steady. St. Joseph Live Stock. St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 21. Cattle Re ceipts. 2,000 head; market higher; steers. $9 .00 18.00; cows and heifers, $6.0088.00; calves, $.0014.00. Hogs Receipts, 8,000 head; market low er; top, $19.45; bulk, $18.60019.40. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, $.000 head; market lower; lambs, $12.60017.60; ewes, $5.00012.50. Kansaa City General. Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 21. Butter nd Poultry Uncnangad. Eggs Firsts, 39c; seconds, 33o. Kansss City, Mo., Aug. 21. Corn Sep temb'-r, 11.72; October, $1.69. The Metal Markets. New Vork, Aug. 21. Lead Unchanged: spelter, firm; east St. Louis delivery, spot j 9. on vp : 1 2 At London Tin, 1876 10s. GRAIN ANDPRODUCE Corn Prices Unchanged to 4 Cents Up; Bulk Higher; Oats Advance; Wheat Is Firm. Omaha. August II. Receipts of grain today slioned continued lighter arrivals of wheat snd some Increase rn corn and oats. Arrivals wer 93 cars of wheat, 77 oars of corn. 77 cars of oats, 1 car of rye. and 1 car of barley Corn prices generally rained from un changed to 4 cents higher with the bulk In all grades selling at an advance Trn.lmg was brisk and offerings were dlnposed ot early. Oats were ljfltic advanced. No. I white shewed an upturn of 1 cent. Wheat figures were firm. OMAHA GRAIN MOVNMKNT. Receipts (cars) Today. W k Ago. I. Tr Wheat 93 11" 16 Corn 77 60 $3 Oats 77 1" 41 Kve , 1 o l Barley 1 1 4 Shlpmenta (cars) Whest 75 :t 4 Oorn S f.7 76 Oat 1 11 40 Rye 1 Barley 1 1 RECEITTS IN OTHER MATtWETS Wheat. Corn. Oat Chicago 9M Mlnneapoll 109 Puluth 8 Kaunas' City 313 in 45 31 14 St. Louis 396 14 46 Winnipeg 8 UNITED STATES CLEAR AVCKS. Today. Tear Ago Wheat ...779.000 109.000 Corn 203,000 Oats 665.00 Corn No. t white: 1 car, $1 93; 1 ca ll.j:. No. $ white; 5 cars, $1 90; No. while: 3 cars, $1.S7; 2-5 cars, $1 S5. N 6 white: 1 car. $1.83; 3 cars. 11.S2; 2- csr, $l.l; 1-6 car il.no. sample white 1 car, $1.62; 1 car, $1.60; 1 car. $1.65. No 2 yellow: 1 car, $1.82; 1 car, II. M. No. yellow: 1 car, $1.87; I cars. $1.77; 6 cars, $1 76. No. 4 yellow: 1 cars, $1.76. No. yellow: 2 ears, $1.74; 1 cars, $1.73. No. yellow: 1 car, $1.70; 1 car, $1.61; 1 car tl.66ii; 1 ear, $1.65. Sample yellow: car, $1.61; 1 car, $1 60. No. I mixed: 1 car, 11.76. No. ( mixed: 1 car, $1.65; 1 car, 11.59; 8-6 car, $1.59. Sample mixed: 1 car, $1 58: 1 car. $1 64. Oats No. 1 white: 1 car, 7!Hc. Stand rd. I car. 71Vc. No. I white: $ cars 72c No. 4 white: 2 cars, 72c. 1 car, 71 e. Rye No. J: 1 car, $1.62. Wheat No. 1 spring: 1 car, $2.05. No I mixed: 1 car. 3 16: 1 car, $2.11 (smutty) 1 '--ir.l - 1 $; isv,; 1 car, $3 .18. No. t hard: 1 cars, $2 16; 11 cars, $2.15; . ! . uniiMyi. iSn. 3 liard: 2 cars, $2.13; 3 cars, $2.12; 1 car, $2.01 (smutty) I car $11.08 (smutty). No. 4 hard: 1 car, $2.07; 1 car, $2.06. No. 5 hard: 1 car, $2 08 1 car, $2 06. No. 1 spring: 1 car, $2.18 1 car, $2.1$ (smutty). No. 2 spring: 1 car, $2.10 (smutty, northern); 1 car. $2.03. No, 2 spring: 1 car, $2 07 (northern, smutty) Closing Chicago prices, mrmshed The Bee by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain brokers, 815 South Sixteenth street, Omaha: A rt lcle. Open. High. Low. Close. Y es' y Corn T I i Aug. 1 66 1 65!lS.1 1 63H164 Sep. 1 650K 1 6 163 1 64 164 Oct. 166Va-67 1 67 165 1 66V1 166 Oats. Aug. 72H 71 71 7 72K Sep. 73 73 72 73H 73 1, Oct. 7614 7514 731 74H 73 Pork. Rep. 44 25 44 25 44 00 44 10 44 30 Oct. 44 60 44 60 44 40 44 60 44 76 Lard. Sep. 2 81 36 82 26 72 18 71 26 77 Oct. 26 87 21 87 26 82 26 81 21 10 Ribs. I I Sep. 15 10 15 01 24 90 24 10 125 00 Oct 26 10 25 26 26 101 25 10 26 32 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Apprehension as to Crop Damage Cansea Corn Pricea to Mount Rapidly. Chicago, Aug. 21. Tbs corn market started the day still under apprehension aa to crop conditions, and pricea mounted rapidly. Kansas still needed rsln and the state meteorologist said that "prospects for even a fair crop are diminishing." Com mission houses and shorts bought freely, The government weekly weather review however, found conditions Improving In Illi nois, Nebraska and Iowa, and In certain localities southwest where there had, been rains. Oata shared the early strength ot corn, but turned weak on selling, which waa observed to come from recent heavy pur chasers. The selling developed that the market had little buying power. Country offerings Increased on the advance. The close wss weak. hiGViO net lower, with October at 74 c. In the dull atmosphere of the provisions pit a little profit taking was sufficient to offset demand from scattered commission houses. Cash Quotations: Corn No. t yellow, $1.7801.81; No. 4 yellow, $1.70. Oats No, 1 white, 7273c; standard. 727SHo. Rye No. 1, $1.7101.73. Barley $1,060 i.us. Timothy $6.0009.00; Clovei- Nora lnal. Pork Nominal. Lard $26.62 Vi. U1DS $24.00025.00. New Vork General Market. New York. Aug. 21. Flour Barely steady; springs, $11.16011 40; winters, $10.40010,70; Kansas, $11.10011.35. Wheat Steady; No. 2 red, $2.34 track New York, export to arrive. Corn Firmer; fresh shelled No. i yel low, $2.08; No. 8 yellow, $1.98, 0. I. f. New York. Oats Irregular; standard, 81a. Hay Firm; No. 1, $1.6501.70; No. 1, $1.6501.60; No. 3. $1.4001.46. Hops Quiet; state, medium to choice, 1917, 33W41c; 1916, nominal; Pacific coast 1917, 1922c; 1916, 13016c. Pork Unsettled; mess, $49 00049.50; family, $63.00; short clear. $45.00(8)62.00. Lard Barely steady; middle west, $26.85 020.95. Tallow Quiet; city special, loose. 18Un Rice Steady; fancy head, 1001014c; blue rose, Sftc. Butter Stesdy; unchanged. Eggs Irregular; unchanged. Cheese Firm; unchanged. Live Poultry Weak; broilers, 33034c; fowls, 13036c; others unchanged. New York Money. New York, Aug. 21. Mercantile Paper uncnangeu. Sterling Sixty-day bills, $4.72 others unchanged; domand, $4.75.46; cables, $4 ,76ft. Francs Demand, $6.67; cables, $5.66. Guilders Demand. 61V,c; cables, 61o. Lire Unchanged. Mexican Dollars Unchanged. Time Loans Steady; unchanged. Call Money Strong; unchanged. U. S. 2s, reg 98 III. C'en. ref. 4s.. 77ft do coupon ... 98 Int. M. M. 6s 9S U. S, 3s, reg.... 89K. C. So. ref. 6s 78 do COUD'in 994. L. AN 11 n 4m iiu V. B. Lib. 3fts..l02.02M.,K. & T. 1st 4s 61 -u. o. s, reg. . , . lUBft vio. rac. gen. 4s 67 ft do coupon . ..106UMonL Power 6s 88 Am. For. Sec. 5s. 97 N. Y. C. deb. 6s 14 Am. T. & T. 0. 6s 87No. Pao. 4s 81 Anglo-French 6s. 14 do 3s 68 Ann. & Co. 4fts. 82 O. 8. L. ref. 4a 11 Atchison gen. 4s. 80lac. T. A T. 6s.. 87 B. & O. cv. 76lVnn. con. Ua 94U Beth. Steel r. 6s 84'4 do gen. 4Ui... BOtt Cen. Leather 6a.. 94V.Readlng gen. 4s. 82 Cen. Pacific 1st 76W.S L A. S P r,u I?. & O. cv. 5s.... 8IUS0. Pac. cv. 6s.. 91 ft C, B. & Q. J. 4s 93So. Railway 6s.. 89ft C.,M. & S P.c.4fts 77 Tex. & Pan. 1st 83ft C..R.I. & P. r. 4a C8ftUnlon Pacific 4s. 86 C. & S. ref. 4fts 73U. H. Rubber 6s.. 80 D. & R. G. r. Gs 53 V. S. Steel 6s... 9Hi D. of C. 6s (1931) 92Wabash 1st 91 Erie gen. 4s 63 ViFrench Gvt. 6fts. 99 Gen. Electric 6s 96 'Bid. Gt. No. 1st 4s 87 Coffee Market. New York, Aug. 21. There wss a little more business In the market for coffee futures today. Trade Interests were buyers of near months but sold the deliveries, while there was a scattering liquidation, with little support In evidence. The open ing was unchanged to 2 points lower. Offer ings Of September were pretty well absorbed around 8.38c, but after selling at 9. 12c early, May sagged off to 9.06c and the close waa 3 to 1 points net lower, notwithstanding bullish crop advices from Brazil. Septem ber, 8.16c; October, 8.46c; December, 8.67c; January, 8.75c; March, 8.91c; May, 9.05c; July, 1.25c. Spot Coffee Quiet; Rio 7s, 8ftc; Santos 4s, llftc. Turpentine And Rodin. Savannah, Ga., Aug. 21. Turpentine Firm, 67c. Sales, 27; recelpta, 14; ship ments, 22; stock, 26.96b. Rosin Firm. Sales, 660; recelpta, 424; shipments, 201; stock, 66,113. Quote: B, $10.60; D, $10.65; E. $10.60; F, $10.90; G, $10.95; H, $11.06; I, $11.10; K. $11.96; M, $12.00; N, 12.26; WO, $12 60: WW. ,112.76. Dry f.ood Market. New YorI(,.Aug. 21. Tb" cli ui.mU it.i ket was Inactive today. Cotton manufacturers do not wish to sell at present. Knu goods mills also are assuming s waiting at titude. Worsted spinners are busy with war work. NEW YORK STOCKS Market Drifts Idly, With Eela tively Wide Movements in Speculative Issues; Lib erty Bonds High. New Tork Aug. 21. Disregarding the war news and home events of favorable Im port, today's market drifted Idly In no defi nite direction, dullness being relieved only st rare Intervals by relatively wide move ments In speculative Issues. Traders as well as the more substantial members of the financial community have evidently arrived at the conclusion that pre vailing market conditions will experience no material change until the next Liberty loan has been auccessfully floated. The presence In this city of Secretary Me Adoo was coincident with another advanoe of Liberty Ifts to the new high record of 101:06. This new msxlmum, reached on a very large turnover, compares with the ear's minimum of 17.10. Shippings were the active and strong features of the opening on vague reports of a consolidation of the leading American marine Interests, but fell back abruptly following publication of authoritative de nials. Ignoring recent admonitions, pools ten tatively resumed operatlona In soms of the niKn priced specialties. Kails, steels, equipments and various mis cellaneous Issues held within 1 point areas, with a disposition to ease at the Irregular cIoks. The one striking setback wss made In Cubin-American sugar, which dropped 16 points on a single offering. The enlarged bond dealings resulted mainly from Increased activity in Liberty Issues, other divisions showing slight Ir regularity. Total sales, par value, agar, gated $3,250,000. Old United States coupon 4s rose on sales, others unrhanged. Number of sales and range of price of the leading stocks: Closing oir mgn. LAW. Bid. Am. Beet Sugar.., A in. Can Am. Car A Kdry.., Am. Locomotive . , Am. Smelt, it- Hot. . Am. Sugar Ref.... Am. Tel. A Tel.... Am. Z.. L. A S. . . . 8ft on 47 46ft 46 600 85 64 ft 84 700 67 66 66 " 7 .8 78 SIMI 110 (9ft fl9ft 600 90ft 96 961, 19 Anaconda Copper. Atrhlson 1,809 (ft A. O. A W I S S.U. Baltimore A Ohio. . Butte & Sup. Cop. . .... 102 $4 $4 2(1 it l0ft lSOft 300 fit $00 26 1.S00 12 l.oo fift 1,200 43 Canadian Pacific. Central Leather ,. Chicago, M. A 8. P. Chicago AN. W.. ft 09 47 23 11 47 93 23 19 40 41 30ft 6S 15 r., K. I. A P. ctfs. fhlno Copper Colo. Fuel A Iron. . Corn Produrts Ref. Crucible Steel 2,300 300 2(1 39 1.000 43 43 1.900 9 S3 1,000 30 10 1,000 (9 (3 200 1S 16 Cuba Csne Sugar., Distillers' Sec Erie General Klectrlc .. 400 14ft 140 146 1,400 104 100 181 300 92 II 12 11 11 1,(100 (1 11 11 26,600 103 101 101 300 10 29 19 General Motors ... Ot No. pfd Gt. No. Ore Ctfs.. Illinois Central ... Inspiration Copper. Int. M. M. pfd Inter. Nickel nter. Paper 1,100 200 100 15 18 13 14 14 13 11 K. C. Houthern.... Kennecott Copper.. Louis. A Nash Maxwell Motors ... Mex. Petroleum ... Miami Copper .... 13 13 .... lit 17 17 100 67 1.409 101 100 100 27 Missouri I'sclflo ... S00 24 22 2.1 Montana Power .. 9ft 10 71 42 90 1 is 43 Nevada Copper . . . 600 (no 20 73 43 si 43 10 73 42 ' 43 18 K 9ft 91 87 33 New York Central N. Y N. H. A II. 12.500 Northern Paolflo Paclflo Mall Paclfto Tel. A Tel 100 " sob Pennsylvania .... Pittsburgh Coal.. Itay Con. Copper 30ft 23 9 91 16 21 43 1(0 1,400 23 Reading 1,300 90 92 87 24 44 Rep. Iron A Steel. 00 100 Southern Pacific .. Southern Railway.. Studohsker Corp. .. 1,000 1.000 44 Texas Co Union Paclflo .... 1,000 121 124 lit 200 127 117 127 35,600 111 111 111 200 110 110 110 400 11 10 10 23 100 11 12 12 100 41 43 48 V. S. Ind. Alcohol S. Steel IT. S. Steel pfd.... Utah Copper Wabash pfd. B , . Western Union .... West. Electrlo ... Bethlehem 1,200 11 11 13 Total salea for the day, 216,000 aharea. Evaporated Apple and Dried Fruit. w. nrk An 11 . Evanorated Apple Dull; state, 1111. prunes ymet; taiuomias, fons, 11 (Flic . Aprleots Firm; choice, lie; extra oheloe, 19Vo; fsnoy, 19o. Peaches Firm; standard, UTH; choice, 13c; fancy, 14014. Raisins Steady; loose muscatels, te; fholce to fancy seeded, 10 lie; seedless, 9 llftc; London layers, New Tork Cotton. New York. Aug. 11. Cotton closed iteady at a net decline of 14 to II polnta. Cotton futurea cloaad steady; octoDer, 11.79c: December. 31.28o; January, 11.16c; March, 11.06o; May. 10.5o. New York. Aug. II. Cotton futures open ed steady; October, 81.76CI1 90c; December, 1 38c; January, tl.llo; March, ll.iao; May none. Held for Higher Court on Charge of Robbing Store Two men. whose preliminary trials were heard in police court Weones day morning, were bound over to the September term ot district court. Tack Osborne, negro. Twenty-first and S streets, alleged to have robbed the L. C. Larsen jewelry store. 204V5 North Sixteenth street, of six gold watches valued at $90 and $12.50 in cash, last Saturday morning, entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of breaking and entering, and was bound over on a $1,000 bond. b. Mauro. arramned on charge ot receiving stolen property, was bound over on a $1,000 bond. He is alleged to have received 10 sacks of sugar, valued at $90, which were stolen from the McCord-Brady company several weeks apro by Henry Slack, an em ploye. Slack was apprehended in St. oseph and brought to Umaha a week ago. He was bound over to trie dis trict court on a charge of larceny as bailee. Three Ask Marriage Knots Severed in District Court Tangled skeins of three matri monial ties, all of them involving hildless couples, were brought be fore district court today for unravel- Minnie A. Kern asks for a divorce from Win, M. Kern, alleging cruelty. Discontinuance of the Mails is asked in a petition for divorce filed by Matilda Mails from ban Mails. She alleees he deserted her four years ago and she has waited patiently for him to return, but she has now made up her mind that absence has not caused his heart to grow fonder and e is gone for good. Llva V. lownsend gives non-sup port as her ground for action for di vorce from Linn A. Townsend. She petitions for the restoration of her maiden name, Elva Hinman. Lincoln Man is Added to Instructors at Y. M. C. A. Wheaton Allen of Lincoln has been dded to the staff of instructors in the lucational department of the Omaha Young Men's Christian association. hnrollments in night classes are coming rapidly, according to educa tional secretary C. J. Shaw, especially in the , industrial classes which pre pare men for army and navy work. The class which is preparatory to the aval auxiliary reserve school in cludes such men as Ensign Condit. in charge of the navy recruiting station. Inspecting Officer Kelly, Judge R. J. Madden and Frank Builta, publicity manager for the Nebraska Telephone company. TEUTON OFFICIAL BEWAILS ALLIES' "WILL TO WAR' Dr. Solf Declares This Alone Stands in Way of Restora- Kl tion of Belgium to Independence. Amsterdam, Aug. 21. Discuss'ngV Germany's Russian policy and th Brest-Litovsky treaty, Dr. W. S. Solf,-? German secretary of state' for the col onies, is quoted from Berlin as fol-.j lows: H "The German government is fully ,, resolved not to misuse the protection which has been asked for and whicb." has been granted because forcible atv nexation would bar the way now open to oppressed peoples tli toad f (...-m n r .1 a- nnJ n...t...l IaI.. ance." Dr. Solf, who was speaking before r-: the German society, continued: "The imperial chancellor declared, last month in the Reichstag that wi " do not intend to retain Belgium in any form whatever. Belgium shall arise again after the war as an in dependent state, a vassal to no one Nothing stands in the way of ths . restoration of Belgium but the ene my's will to war." He declared that the German work- ing classes were becoming conscioui of the fact that the retention of Ger-; many's colonies was a vital question.' He said Germany desired compro mise regarding colonial questions on the basis that these possessions shall correspond to the economic strength of the nations. Charters Motor to Find Officers Who Were Looking for Him ' i When RolJand Wickburg. 24-year-old mechanic of Stromsburg, Neb., learned United States pfficials wera looking for him he chartered an au ,V tomobile and hurrying to Omaha.; rushed into the office of the Uriitea. States marshal to ask what was wanted. Officials, who have been combing the state and burning telegraph wires in an effort to locate Wickburg, were ' dumbfounded but they explained, as gently as possible, that Wickburg was. wanted for violation of the Mann act and would be held for taking a 17-year-old girl from Omaha to Kansas City. a y The prisoner admitted making tin? trip and paying the girl's fare. He in- -.. sists that she was broke, and wanted-' to go to Kansas City arid he agreed' to take her there and to help her get a job. He talked freely to Deputy United , States Marshal Quinley and seemed,'1 unable to understand that the charge against him is serious. He is married and has a son whose - VLtLJ. UT.J...J... .L. J ' " 1 in hi. uiiiuuj w as vv cuiicaudy, hie urtjr. the father was arrested. v i Archbishop Harty Goes to St. Louis for Sister's Funeral . Archbishop J. J. Harty has gone to. St. Louis in response to a telegram . announcing the death of his sister; there. She was a widow and is aurt vived by two children. , TYPEWRITERS ! All Makes i For rent and sale at lowest rates consistent with high quality and service. The W. N. Long Co. 1915 Farnam Tel. D-3969 n Graton & Knight Manufacturing Co. 7 Serial Gold Notei Du Augiist 1, 1919-21 Points from descriptive circular: 1. Largest manufacturers of leather belting in the world. 2. Income available for in terest over Si times the requirements. 3. During list 30 years over 78 of the profits rein vested in the business. Price, to yield 7 to 7 , Writt for circular OB-1T6 The National City Company Curisponirut Oficts im JO Citut Chief 137 So. La Salle St. Budt-Short Ttrwi Nat -A cctptamcm SKINNER, PACKING1 3QMPANY Poultry butter EGGS THADf MAM 1116-III8 -- Doudlas ST? Tfel-Douglas.SZr, WiTOjiiiv-Tinm if ti ii r S'J X l,lf f - I 4 t ! i i hi