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w,, ....s.Ai A aLM. ,saa. . THE QAf AHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 23, 1912. REAIt ESTATE. murEHTV FOR Stl.tt. BABQAINS $3,500. . . almost Vnew !.mnm 'ill mhd v.. uuiiueu in oan ana uinu, DUilt D owner himself with U . . ! . 'w ann tn near nmrpiiHi. er has tn cut ntii iiTns fni uum in nr 1 1 i ill I rna Liiau H. Must bo sold tblB mouth, n t let thia bargain get away from ifc.1.000 ' For a new' 5-room bungalow on 30th w omi bouuj or Miller park, . all modern floors In all rooms. Be sure van noors m all rooms. Be . sur wna see tnis today, and make your uiier ai once. - a Smideii &Co., Douglas 3293. 217 McCague Bldg. Cozy Bungalow . la Grand Ave. (paved) and 32d 8t We riava a very neat little bungalow with Jarre living room, finished in nak and with fireplace; . a good bedrooms, enameled room, up-io-aate plum Ding;, ce mented cellar, with laundry and outside entrance; stairway from rear hall to floored attic; electric lighted: pretty fix l turee; everything aa complete and good aa in a Jlti,00 uouse, only there Is less of i. nouseKeeping woiua oe easy a real pleasure. Gas rang In the kitchen, win i flow; shades throughout ready to move Into. Yours for S3.ekX oa monthly pay ment plan. No. 2121 Grand Ave. House open. . . Harrison & Mortop Dundee-$5,700 A home you'll like and be proud of; six large rooms, besides sleeping porch; liring room arrangement with fireplace; decorated throughout; built last year; full south front lot. handy to car; paving taxes paid in full for both streets; ideal rrange raent throughout and Tery attractive. Can show by appointment only. , GLOVER. REALTY SYNDICATE. Doug. 3963.1219-23 City National. $600 Below Cost '2903 Ellison Ave.. 6 rooms and bath, full basement, oak finish, com bination fixtures, one block from car, built for a. home; corner lot 50x117. This is a bargain. Price." $3,200. -O'Neil Real Estate & Ins. Agency. ; ' 7 1505 Farnam, St- 7 7 Tels.: Tyler 1034; Ind. A-331S. For You A seven-room house ..thoroughly modern, with complete system of hot water heat: fine cmbination electric light and gas fixtures; bouse is beau tifully decorated and is first-class condition; full , lot, one block, from car. Owner ia leaving the city and Is bound to sell. Our price is $3,500, which is under its value.? Would like an offer, See us for particulars. '77. Peters Trust Co. ; J 1623 Farnam St r: ; 1JTH AND DQDGB, 7 7 x6 feet. Rent, $60 per month. Price. SjjOdk Act quick. . ft - J EFF W. BEDFORD , SDN. 34 Brandels Theater. ; TjSer 1321. f"" 71 RENT TALK NO.. ' 2. ' Ca '.:.V. ,: NONE TOO POOR 1 here is a chance In our offiek' for. every man who la now paytng. rent. to. pay the same amount towards a roof of his own. Ko one is. too poor to be interested "In a' real estate proposition If the property offtered can be bought on thf-easy-pay ment plan; rent payment plan. ' We have some. y Near! 26th and Poppleton. New, all modern bungalow, S very nice rooms, two large clothespresses, bath;, pantry and Ice box room, floored attic; cdmbination lighting fixtures, full base ment, furnace heat, laundry connections, rooms all newly decorated, south front lot close to school and car. This house is, .cheap at $3.Mu, but must be sold, so have a price of only $2,950. Easy terms. RASP BROS. . : 7 v . X McCague Bldg. Doug. 13. A-2S58. REMEMBER we give free a $100 acci dent insurance policy with any property Bold while they last. Chas. E. WUIlam feqn Co., 101 (Cor. Dodge) a ltth St ' araaon. carpenter or paper hanger ffor repair and new work) can get a small' house and lot or several rots lor garaen r. ing or poultry raising wlhout cash dowi payment, if he will do some repairs": jt once and more later on. $G6 or more ready to do now. Write at once. Ad dress G-835, Bee. t LOOK THESE UP. rooms, modern but heat, at 26th and ratrlok. $18s0.00. I rooms, modern but beat, 3617 ErfWne 6t. $2S0;O8.. - ; m rooms, modem . but heat, at 304 N. 25th St. $3000.00.. .-; 8 rooms, modern, hot water hesJ, 2416 Binney St. $3600. All bargains. ; WESTERN REAL ESTATE TO BUY.: SELL OR RENT, FtBT SEE JOHN'W. ROBBINS. 1803 FARNAM ST. tarn; sement cellar; fence for thickens, near car. t $1,250. Call 268& Webier Ave. Tel. Webster 2578. . . MODERN HOME. ; - SOUTH HANSCOM PAftK. ' A new all modern cottage, fijje location, overlooking boulevard and only one block from Hanacom park west slfle car Hne. Tiv Noma and bath ; stri ctly : modern. Can be bought with small tiayment dowh - ana oaiance on iciiito.; j.l iuLfiri.c;a don't delay. Phone Harney 2769 Sunday or Douglas 3323 week days and we will show you. 5 - ' -:--. , . ,: - FOR SALE 6-room hou.o, cellar, walks, city water, gas and good outbuildings, on S6-f oot lot, 3 blocks from Omaha and Council Bluffs Una .'$V?00. " Balf cash, balance on monthly payments. Might take less for all cash. Causfe for selling; ac count of leaving city ,'oy June 26. Call and make offer. H. Trf. Edge, 2m Ave. D. Council .Bluffs.- Phone Black 1794. smap s-room- boufw.. strictly modern. garage, on street car .line, nearly new, for S3.900; terms to suit-the buyer; also va cant lot near car lltta cheap. See owner. 1023 N. 40th -St.- - .' - - ' ' BUY" A HOME OW EASY PAYMENTS. A reliable party (having a steady posi tion can buy a brajyd new strictly modern mttaire on tne- north- 4A& tor ' $140 cash. balance $27.60 per month. One of the pret tiest .cottAges. m tne city, uut owner, Webster 1239, . - f ' '- -' '''' . - A'JIARGAIN. Am leaving the, city; want an offer on a T-room strictly modern home In Dun dee; beautiful luxation : no reasonable of fer will be refused. Harney 2628. JTTW. H.. GATES. 6 $.4 .iM AHA , NATL BANK. BLDG. ;j- RHONE DOUG. 1294. 7 - SliSOOr-Crooni . house, bath and gav on .uioy, warn aiu. $2.000-S-rooirt house, 2864 Ohio Str I2.O0O J"roonl' house. 3621 Decatur St' 2,600-6-rooD bouse, bath and gas, at 1(23 ,' C r C-4 ' 3,000 f-room modem bouse. hSl 31xU7, . near . Haraer- car- line.- - - . - 13,605--rocia jnodeca house, 2320 &' ::b 1 &t. ; . . , . 7-r,"n m jdern hoitfe. 'In FIELD CL'JB -diritet, Hrt -SBxia,-. price $3,750. .'i ; T BUT' THIS SNAP. . 36,660 tiuys new double flats, rent 130: three bljjeks front catbedrai. ..Noraaulst. A4 REAij E8TATB mi l rnurniti i "- CONTOUR PARK Development work is progressing rapidly in this new addition, wwa enea nn ul SntnrrtaT. JaDO 29. You can afford to wait tor It Our prices will be much lower tnan aa jolning property. Our terma most liberal, being $5 CASH and balance $5 PER MONTH. No interest nd no taxes. ' " ' ' , Plats and price lists will 1e out In a few days. W. Farnam Smith & . Co., ; Sole" Agts. ": ' . "'.7 H. M. CHRISTIE, Manager Real Estate Dept., t x 1320 Firnam St Tels.: 'Doug. 1064; Ind. A-1064- . Field Club $6,250 STUCCO house; one of the pret tiest in that district; .new,, modern and tip to date; seven room and a sleeping porch;- living room, dining room, den and kitchen first floor; oak and birch finish throughout; tile l i-i- Ownef.com- Ladies, it s a-dandy. Owner com- pel led to sen account oi BicKneus. GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE, Doug. 3963.1219-23 City National. CLOSE IN. PROPERTY i $3.50-for a dandy all modern- six-room house on the southeast comer of 30th and Doge Streets, with room on the rear facing 30th Street for a double flat, rne nouse is in am shape and will rent for 3U per month. ' . , ANOTHER GOOD ONE 2,750-Jok at 121 South 27th Street. TWO story square house, strictly modem In every way, In good condition, . and In a location where values are increasing every day. inese are. not old, run-down properties), but . are good, up-to-date houses. $9X1 ' cash, balance same as rent. ; PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. Douglas 1781-A-1188; 8. B. Corner 18th and' Farnam Sts. Will trade my 13.000 residence property. renting for KO.uO a month, advantageously located, lor a new automobile and casn balance. This property is clear; paving paid for; gas. electric light, water. I mean business and will carefully consider your oner. Address J 3& Wee. - . READ THIS. ' Beautiful home, brand new; lot 65x156; oak floors, with sideboard and china closets built In solid oak; plate rail, gas mantle, with built-in book cases. Btrictiy modern and has everything that adds to the beauty and comfort, of a home. Call us Sunday. Webster 6421. 11.000 cash handles this. -.-r'. ... GHAHAM-PETERS REALTY CO., ' ' m Omaha National Bank Bldg." i REAL ESTATE . . FARM & HACH LANDS FOR SALE i Australia, j - ' VIOTOEIAN GOVERNMENT IRRIGATED LANDS ; ' Tracts frohi 2 to 200 acres on 814-year payments; price $36 to S66 an acre; set tlers can pay off land at any time and become absolute possessors; abundant supply .of water; climate same as Cali fornia; lands clooe to thriving towns with free schools; government-wants settlers. Write to government agents: Peck-Judah Co., 887 Market . St., San Francisco, . for full particular as to fare and conces sions offered to settlers." ' '- . California. ; - , CALIFORNIA LAND. : ' '; For sale .on. easy terms 21,000 acres of the finest' Land In the" San ioquln'val ley, California. ' In tracts of 320 acres or more. Ftae' 8011,' plenty of 'Water. Price'; Wi to $80 p4r acre. Wlll.be wo'rlh'. 1150. per1 awe within three yearsiV.Senu for..pan. phiet ; '';. Wholesale Land Deparent ' 'j CO'-OPEaATrVB LAND TRUST, CO., 596 Market 8t.,' San Francisco, Cl. 1(0 ACRES creek bottom land, near good town of, 7,000 Inhabitants In Sacramento valley; running water the year round in creek, besides ample water In Irrigating canal; best possible alfaifa conditions; no better trult land in California; 39 busiiels wheat i to acre, this year; old house ol, little vnlue, but comtortable; 2 barns; a choice property, but.. must be sold;, own nearby 160, partly in alfalfa; and cannot finance both. Will pay R. R. fare to. in vestigate if not as represented. .Worth ever' dollar asked. Price, $16,009, with free, water right Write owner, F. L. Darrow, 1629 Broadway, Oakland, . Cat , ; FIIEB LITERATURE will be sent to anyone Interested In the wonderful Sac raaiento Valley; the richeat In the world. Unlimited opportunities.. Thousands of aci-es available at right prices. ,The pace for the man wanting a home In the finest climate on earth. Write to a pub 'io organization that gives reliable infor mation. Secretary, Sacramento Valley Development association, Sacramento, Cal. : . - . ' CALIFORNIA. Unusual Especially attractive because Its trees are bearing NOW. Why wall? rruit ana aimonas. On v 190 cash. 1 per Cent per month. By best town north of Sacramento. Go with us next trip while they last. Ask for attractive literature. "We have a fine little Dartv of three co- Ing and want two more. Transportation paid both ways on THIS trip. Can v buy now ana go inter, tor "money back If not pleased," ig guaranteed. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.. Omaha. Neb. (Bank and business house references.) - IF you want to know anything about ASK.v 404 CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ..Colorado. ' COLORADO IRRIGATED 'FARMS. Farming by irrigation offers many profitmaking opportunities. 'ftRAIN. FARMINft In k. T.,,1. Valley brings splendid returns, fifty bushels to the. acre, and loo bushels of oats to the acre are common and very profitable. . , , . Hogs, sheep and cattle, offer equally good profits. . Two hundred thousand acres of field peas -are- annually raised and fed to stock. Sugar beets Potatoes and garden truck, bring from $75 to $300 per acre You can buy land from us" that will produce such crops at from $T6 to $125 pes acre. .Easy terms if desired. . ' . The Charles E. Gibson Company 1017 First National Bank Bldg.- rJenvColn iCOLORAIX) IRRIGATED 7. ,- 'FARM; .-V- : Bargain. One of the ht m .u' .... Slope, splendid improvements, no hetter land anywhere, plenty water, 17 rs potatoes. 126 ; tons alfalfa. : beswL i, gram and fruit crop last, year; oniv a little ever $80 an acre. H cash wm han. die It, If" you new just what U would take the fjrst train, to sJ it m to buy it. I mean-Just what I y and you w 11 thank me for telling you .ut It. It Ui an estate that must i S soon, wlU. give full description for k ing. W. w.. Mitchell. 411 . j5. r,ff? Omaha, Neb." .... . j JIUSji 7 - ,. ,INP,.1V-;' ; v er?T... new tracts. SoB; v black loam, xlav ? 'Lp soil; fine water, level roads., good mruiJ' Wheat yield from .25 to 40 bushelstand pays for itself in two years. - na PLATTE RIVER .VALLEY LAND rA 606-19 City National Bank Bldg C0 Omaha. Neb.f - , - . Caaaeta. CARRETRIVER D1STRICTP SASKATCHEWAN; - ' 7 . . . CANADA Offers opportunity to all. Hifh-clas, rom 1 a nil a ar fAacAnnh U nsn. 1 . tlon cheerfully given, OUR SPECIat CAR- LEAVES - OMAHA TUESDav' JL'bLZ. -'. . . V- t .LUSE LAND & pBVELOPMENT - r- wu.i Lta..' Attl lJL.ma, District Manager. 601 City Nat'l Bank Bids., Omaha, n.k RKAJ ESTATE 'f 1.AM1S FOR SAtH Canada. TRrJSU COLUMBIA lands on GRAND rm ' v Frank Crawford, KB Cotton ti!JLjjuvr or Omaha. eortfta. GREAT SOUTfl GEORGLi ... .,.. Traversed by the ATLANTIC, B1RM1n6hAM-ATLANV TIC RAILROAD. .r. .!,dat'led to the widest range of ni.nti'r v tn '"oney trops of the south r . "wucea. t or literature treat' lis coming country. lta soil, wrlttt tuucci nd school advantages. y- B. LEAHY, DEPT. K. General Pasnenger Agenu ATLANTA. OA. Idaho. . MOhT productive. hy and grain land in the world-Long Valley. Idaho. No Ir rigation needed; fins climate, fine water. Cheap iuei, telephones, railroad, elec trlcitj. Improved land Ui to M par acre. Also finest orchard land proportion in Idaho. For Information write today. Pay ette Rer Colonisaiior Co., Nampa. Idaho. nns. THE easiest tiv tn flntl huv'er for your farm is to. insert a small want ad ln,tUe Ds CapltJ. ingest cir UulaUon m the state ot lowa. .twu dally The Capital is read by and believed la by the standpatters of lowa, who simply re fuse to permit uny otLer paper in their homes, Kates, 1 tout a word a day; U.2 per hue per month; count six ordinary words to the iiue. Address Lmm Moines Capital. Pes Moines, la. v - Mtaoeaota.. ' BUY A FARM i . In Vest Central Minnesota. I ...ve some wonderiuUy good bargains.- Easiest terms. Write for particulars, J, S. ULLAKD. President Fergus i illa Na tional bank, Fergus Falls, Minn. FARM FOR SALE. 120 acres in .Murray county, . Min nesota; So.Urtl worth of miprovemeots; toi per acre, worth 170. Charles Brockniau, Jolley, la. ... WRITE today tor descriptions and prices of our "Big SO" choice western Minnesota moneymaklng farms. Ander son A Davis, Palace Building. Minneap olis.' MANITOBA No. 1 HARD . WHEAT LANDS. Price from $lo.uu to 30.00 an acre, on easy terms. Best wheat land In the world. Good agent wanted. Easy to sell. Weekly excursions. Tompkins . Land 4 Immigration Co., m Jackson St., tit. Paul, Minn. Montana. RANCHES 42.000 to list Shopen & Co., Omaha, Neb. 1100,000. Send for Ranch Dealers. DEER LODGE, the last best valley in Montana to be developed. Wonderful op portunities for the home seeker and In vestor. Bumper crops of winter wheat, alfalfa, truck farm products and small fruit. Low priced rich land. Local de mand for everything you can raise. Get In while prices are right. Free booklet and information furnished by the com mercial club, Deer Lodge, Montana. RANCHESt2,000 to 1100,000. Send for list, ; Shopen Co., Uanclt Dealers, Omaha, Neb. Aebrasl&a, r FARM LAND. 7 '7 FoT'ale, M0 acres all fenced; 80 acres under cultivation; 6-room house, 32 xSl barn; 16x20 chicken house;; 16x16 gran ary; 10x13 stone milk house, wind mill and good water; located five miles from ChappelL $40 an acre takes this bargain; balf down and mortgage tor balance. Address Mrs. Christie Jacobs, Cbappell, Neb. v HOMESTEAD 320 acres rich farmland at $17 filing fees and ail. Not rough or sandy. J. a. Tracy, Kimball, Neb. , FOR SALE East half section 2S-11-3&. Perkins Co., 6 miles from two good trav eling points; alt level, rich, dark soil. This county has been soaked with rain; crops look fine. Prloe,- $17.60 per acre. Address Fred Blake, Jr., Hastings, Neb. ' ' "' CUMING COUNTY. ': 130 acres within -fire miles ol Wiener. Neb. - Borne buildings, land slightly sandy cast fine corn and alfalfa land. Price $65 -per'acre lor the next thirty days. Cash up to $4,800 preferred, how ever part can be carried; $&0 Incumbrance which can be carried; For the remaining $2,400 a slightly used , or hew 1913 auto mobile Is acceptable. ' I VirlT2 TIE- AT AAUOIVT ' : Wlsner, Neb. 480 IMPROVED NEBRASKA ,7 v FARM 7 BARGAIN, good buildings, orchard. grove, all good rich productive level land, a money matter; no ianure or crops, two or three crops will pay for the farm. owner' getting' old and wants to retire. Price an acre, half cash, balance to suit. W. W. Mitchell, ' 411 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb. WASHINGTON COUNTY : 7 QUARTER ' Splendid farm of 160 acres, 4 miles north of Blair. Over half In cultivation, good set of improvements, the location only twenty-five miles from Omaha. Can't be This' land Is as fine as any in the state, not a slough, hill, hollow or, defect In it To settle a partnership, we' are author, lzed to sell it for $106 per acre, one-third to. one-half cash, balance long time. ' As good a farm as that, so close to 200,000 people, is bound to bring a whole lot more money Within a very short lime; and the first man who sees it wil" buy It at the low price now offered. PAYNE INVESTMENT 7 COMPANY Ware Block, Omaha. . SMALL FARMS. Near South Omaha, 20, 30, 38, 68 and 30, slso a fine Improved 122-acre. close in. Bee us. A. W. Jones Co., South Omaha, Farms Farms Farms Driving distance of Omaha.' Bargains. Let us show you the goods. All sties, all prices, all terms. ORIN 8. MERRILL CO., Rooms 1213-14 City Nat'l Bank Bldg North Dakota. Greatest Bargain in North Dakota ' Fine improved farm of 660 acres near good town in the lake region of North Dakota; practically all into small grain; pries $aS per acre, In cluding all crops, machinery,1 horses and cattle; terms arranged. : Fred Clark 9 East Grant St., Minneapolis, Minn. ; $1AN ACRE DOWN BALANCE SMALL YEARLY . -PAYMENTS. j A poor man's opportunity to get a rich North Dakota wheat farm. $20 to $30 an acre 30,000 acres to select . from. 320 serfs In Morton Co. for $20 an acre. Low Rv rates. Free maps and facts about our lands and business sites In new Ry. towns Reliable agents wanted. See or ,Hte Wm. H. Brown Co.,' Haynes. Adams Co., or Mott Hettinger C., North Dakota: - - Oreacoa. ! DELIGHTFUL Oregon. Famous 8uth iriin Valley Orchard lands offer wonder fu opportunities. Illustrated literature. P' S r.lnmnent Co.. Ltd.- Kt P.u . "n- - : - 1 REAL ESTATli FARM a'R-AWCH I.AXO KOR SAMS Soata Dakota. WE have some choice relinquishments located in the Rot,ud, untry of South Dakota: can be handled from $S50 up. Call or write for particulars. Shuler ft t'nry. Agents.. 110 City National Bank FOR SALE At' a bargain, 100 acres timber land. 0 miles north of Houston, in rain belt ",le f,om county seat; rallroad runs through land. C. C. Noif, Owner. OrangvlH.,I'l. ; ..... ...... v, Wyamtnr. 5TJ ACRK free homesteads. Level rich land. Address W. F. Fox. Olllette, Wyo. REMARKABLE CROI'8-Our crops tx. celled nowhere. Irrigated land. $40.00 an acre.- Eight-year payments. Transports tlon 'refunded purchasers. Write, Wyo ming Development. Co.. Chyenn. Wyo. SNAPS. . SNAPS. SNAPS. 31,000 acres Wyoming range land, $2.25. 15.000 acres ranch Wy.; tnt proposition. 17.50 par, aora." - ;' . 10.000 acres finest lm. ranch for the money 4.000 a. under irrigation; full water right Prloe. $& per a-re. Terms. ; S00 a. Weld county, Colo. Level and good , soil, $t.0 per a, 880 a. Lincoln - county, Colo. Imp.; ia settle seca 523 First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Denver. CITY OFFICIAL XOTICB. , NOTICE OF SALE OK BUILDINO. The Board of Education of the School District of Omaha offers for sale under sealed bids the old Castellar school build ing, together with Its foundation,, located at Eighteenth and Castellar streets. The board reserves all. furniture and movable fixtures now contained In the building. Terma to be cash, payable at the office of the secretary, SOS City Hall, before any operations are entered into for the removal of the building. Building to be entirely removed from the premises within thirty days from the time the sue cesful bidder is notified of the acceptance of his Wd. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids to close on June ZSth, 1912, at 2 p. m. Send bids to the undersigned In a sealed envelope marked "Bid on Old Castellar School Building." , . J. F. BURGESS, V. Secy. Board ot Education, j SOS City Hall, Omaha, Nebraska. JJO-d-St NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACT ORS. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Education of the School District of Omana, Nebraska, will receive bids for the Electric Wiring and Gong System In the new Miller Park School Building lo cated on the block of ground embraced by Twenty-seventh Avenue, Twenty eighth Avenue. Clinton Avenue and Elli son Avenue, according to the drawings ana specifications on rue in the office of tne secretary or tne Hoard of Edu cation. Bids will be . addressed to J. F. Burgess, Secretary of the Board of Education, enclosed and seated In en velopes endorsed ''Bid on Electric Wiring and Gong System. Miller Park School' and - filed- with him not later than two (3:00) P. M., June 18, 1912, at which time all bids In the hands of the Secretary will be opened by the Buildings and Grounds Committee In the presence of the public. Copies of the drawings and specifications can be obtained from the architect John Latenser. 632 Bee Build lng, .Omaha, upon application.; A certi fied check for $25.00 must accompany all applications for drawings as a guarantee that bids will be submitted on same, the check to be returned when the drawings are returnea. Ail bias must be submitted on blank proposals which will be fur rlshed on application by the architect. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive - irregularities in the bids If in the Interest of rne school district so to do. v J. V. BURGESS, Satfsv. v'y " - 605 City Hal I. JZldut. Omaha, Nebraska,, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Dmos (lied (or record Jun II. Mil rr li. A. Oihkra to B. Flcotts. lot 14, block 4, Ctrthass 4d, and strip adoialn I 1st M. Gshlon to a E. -Nlv lot 1, block 4, Carthago add, and atrip adjoining , 466 tUltton Townaito Co. to D. K. Harding, lot T, block 14. Ralston t United States Real Eitato and Trutt Co. to A.."H:-,;oiBStad;- wt 7,'.40 tt'-M .,. ' brock 4, Kountie Place ; 1.(60 M. t. O'Noil to V. T. Walker, lot t and I, 1, Parian Place , I.Mt South Omaha Und Co. to J. Nbrris, lets 7 ' and 8, Mook Ml, Booth Omaha m L Gledhill to P. J. Boat, lot 10, block ti, First add to Corrlgan Place add.......... l.ITi J. H. Levy to Thomai Blaja, lot I, block 1, Levyi add Frank R. Whltosldo to M. i. Hart, lot , block f8, Dundee Place , B. E. McCague to U, I Grant, lot 41, Flrtt add 1H tst 410 Electrical Club Samson's Guests Tomorrow Night Eectricity will run wild tomorrow night at the Ak-Sar-Ben den. The Omaha Elec trical club, together with electrical men from all over the state and special dele gations from Iowa, wil be there as the guests of Samson. ' Gus Renze, the Ak-Sar-Ben artificer, has spent a week In. fitting the den (or the speoiat initiation stunts, and the elec trical experts are due to be shocked (not morally), Waldemar Mlchaelsen has been assisting Rense in preparing the surprises and some things are scheduled to be done with the "juice" that will - be difficult for the experts to fathom. Just what these are, of course, Is being kept secret Among the acceptances of invitations received by Secretary J. D. Weaver is one from' W. E. Flshcl of Dow City, la., who will bring fifty men In automobiles. ' Many other cities ot Iowa and Ne braska will be represented by delega tions. -.. . ' CREIGHT0N UNIVERSITY ADDS TWO NEW COURSES Because of the ever Increasing number Of young men who want a college train ing without spending their time studying Latin and . Greek the authorities pf Crelghtoii university hare constructed a special course which will omit these studies. The completion of the new course of studies will entitle the student to the degree of bachelor of science Instead of bachelor of arts.' The essential difference In the two courses is the substitution In the new course of German and French for Latin and Greejc. ' The degree of bachelor of arts will be conferred for practically the same course as now prevails and the new course Is by no means a change In the old, but rather an addition. . . A third course, which will entitle the student to the degree of bachelor of literature,, will also be started next year. This course omits Greek and Latin, sub stituting - a modern language, . and drops an science and mathematics. It spend four years on the classics of literature and alms at an advanced development in English. : Perhaps the most radical change in the course at Crelghton Is the addition of one year to the' college course, making It four years instead of three. The nigh school course remains the ' same." four years.. -'".-The student who enters Crelghton uni versity hereafter will have his choice of the three courses. Their difference is apparent upon comparing them. - " ,. ' The Persistent and iutfrwou Use ef Newspaper Advertising Is . the . Road te business Success, ELKS HU. BOOST FOR OMAHA Delegation to Portland Convention Will Be Kept Very Busy. TRAVEL ON A SPECIAL TRAIN News Service Will Be Provided Dar ing the Journey and Everything Will Be Plaaaed for Corn- The movement ot Elks to Portland promises to be much larger than was expected and when the special pulls out from Omaha, July 1 Indications are that It will have 100 persons on board, many ot them being wives of the mem bers. , .. Gus Remt, chairman of the commit tee In charge of the arrangements de clares that nothing Is being left undone to make the trip one, of the most eu- joyable that has aver been planned for Omaha people and according to his state ment, most everybody is going, though there are some reservations on the train that have not been taken. The journey to Portland Is to be made something of a boosting trip for Omaha. At Portland, during one day the Omaha Elks Will keep "open house" and bars made preparations for handling &.O00 guests. There will i eatables and drink ables, souvenirs wilt be given away. Then, too, the Omaha Elks will distribute thousands of pieces of Omaha literature, Omaha post cards and other things call ing the attention of the world to the Im portance ot Omaha as a market town and . the most prosperous city of the continent. The Omaha contingent will go on a special train over the Union Pacific, It will depart from the Union station ths '' J Flereaee. Mrs. John Lubold spent Thursday In Omaha. Harry Brlsbin returned Sunday from Chicago. . Mrs. Fred Young, who has been sick, la improving. . George Roose of Denver Is visiting the Lowe family. Mrs.' William Kindred har oeen on the sick list for a week. Mr. and Mrs. T. Grimm visited friends in Papllllon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mattox of Omaha were Florence visitors Tuesday. Miss-Hilda Eiiosln and Charles Cham bers were married the last week. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. Thornton spent Sun day evening at the Rogers home. - Rev.' Mr.- Hastings of South Omaha spoke at the Christian church Sunday. Mrs. John Engabog has been the guest ot Mrs. John Peterson for a few, days. . G. O. Carlson has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Stranburg, the last week. Mrs. Tut tie will leave soon for a six weeks' vacation to be spent in Oregon. Mrs. Herbert Johnson, who has been sick for the last few weeks, Is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. F. Grimm spent Sunday with Mr. Grimm's sister at Chalco, Neb. Mrs. Walter Sheperson spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Adama in omana. Vauahn Bacon has returned from col lege to spend the summer with home folks. Mr.land Mrs. William Powell of Irv Ington spent Bunday .at the Big Springs farm. 1 Rev. Mr. Butter will preach at the Ponca' church' Sunday afternoon at 3:30 George Petersen, of Omaha was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Parks Monday evening. Miss Millie Griffin wlU leave Thursday for Twin Falls, Idaho, oa a four weeks' vacation. V " The Misses ' Laura and Sarah Craig spent Tuesday at the Pliant home near irvingron. , Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. Peterson are re joicing over the arrival ot a bouncing baby boy, .. , Miss Mildred Bacon entertained a few friends at . her . , home north of . town Wednesday. Mr. Jf C. Rennlnger, Who was oper ated on In Omaha last week, Is recov ering rapidly. Mrs. Swan Anderson, who has been at the Swedish hospital for two weeks. Is Improving very slowly. Miss Helen Nichols expects to leave the last of the month for a visit with relatives In New York. Florence camp, Modern Woodmen ot America, will attend St. Mark's church In a body Bunday. June W. 1 Mrs. Emll Kaufman has returned from Beatrice, Neb.; where she spent several weeks with her parents. Mrs. ' Edward Petersen has returned from a two weeks with Sunderland family In South Dakota. Geora-a Bird and family came from Canada to attend the funeral ot Mr. DIM'. mtmt XL, Mnlhrnll Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown left Tues day morning on a ten days' fishing trip among the lakes ot Minnesota. , Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hlnes, Mr. and Mrs Ed Luellen of Blair were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Fox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Smith snd family of Falrvlew will go to Twin Falls to spend the summer with their son, Sydney. ' Miss Mary Mann of Bryan, Tex., Is the guest of her grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. F. S, Tucker for the summer. Hugh Suttle wae a guest at the farewell banquet to James Walsh of Benson given at Omaha Tuesday evening. Miss Lura Koltsman and Miss Rena Fox spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss uiga jorgensen at her nome ironn 01 town. Henry Anderson, John Lubold snd Georxe Gamble left Wednesday morning for Grand Island to attend the state con vention ef Eagles, u Hifr Ttihin rtnmd Sunday from a slg weeks' trip to Vermont and New York, where she hss been visiting friends and relatives. Mlse Florence McConnell and Miss Fdith Arrhp it,i,niu tn the state Sun day school convention, are visiting with the E. C. Jensen family north or town. The wddln nt fi.. sicna Bondesson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bondesson, and John Brengle of omana win hs place at the home of the bride Tuesday afternoon. The Misses Hattle, Lettle and Helen Kindred, who have been attend ng the School for the Deaf, are spending the summer with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kindred. Mrs. Klrklsnd, Miss Rose Prather, Miss Wakefield of Omaha and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Preston and daughter were guests ot Mrs. M. A. Pliant and Miss Pliant Sunday. Mrs. W. B. Parks left Friday for Sur. prise. Neb., where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coleman - She will visit relatives In other near towns before returning Mrs. J. M. Griffith gave a luncheon Tuesday at her home, Cosy Corners, In honor, of her sister, Mrs William W. Beebe of New York. Pansles formed the table decoration and those preent were: Mesdames John Battln, W. W. Beebe, Frank Porter. H. U Porterfleld. Joslyn ot Minneapolis, W. J. Bradbury, Frank Barret, W. E. Palmatler. Davis of Mill neapolls. J. M. Griffith and Miss Helen Reynold. Miss Orpha Lewis eave a lawn party at her home, "The Willows," near Beile vue Tuesday for a party of Florence people. After a ride on the river boule vard and games on the spacious lawn a delightful lunch was served. Those present were Misses Elizabeth Johansen, Florence Faria, Fay Fratt. Hannah Jensen. Hazel Nelson, Naoma Low, Messrs, John ' Butte, Mark Low, Blaln Far is and Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft. Mr. A. B. Hunt entertained Informally at her borne Minna Lusa lodge Wednes- id iA Jacuuis as MzaST. W. Beeba of Notes and Gossip from Omaha Suburbs ljJttj&Z car, one diner, one observation, buffet and five standard sleeper. The train will be electric, lighted from engine to rear signals, and will run solid from this city to Portland. Receive Latest News. At all stops, the latest telegraphic news will be received, arrangements hav ing made for a complete news service en route. Then, too, there will be instru mental and vocal concerts given In the observation car each afternoon and even ing. The train will be under the per sonal direction of Louis Blendortf, an Elk who Is chairman of the 'railroad com mittee and also city passenger agent ef the Union Pacific. Upon him, to a great extent will fall the duties of looking after the comfort of the passengers or at least those ot the n.ale sex. The comfort of the women of the party will be looked after by Dan B. Butler, a member of the Omaha city commission and a man who is said to never be se much at home and so happy as when associating with the members of the fair sex and making them happy. That they may be distinguished from other Elks when they are tn Portland, the members ot the Omaha herd will be provided with magnificent badges. One thousand ef these have been secured and they will be distributed on the train. MRS. JOHN D. CREIGHTON GIVES BAND INSTRUMENTS Mrs. John D. Crelghton has presented to the Crelghton University band and orchestra new instruments, valued at $630. The gift makes the band one ot the best equipped In the state. Key to the Sltustlon-Bee Advertising. New York, who Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Griffith. A mustoal program was rendered by Miss Elisabeth Underwood and Mrs. Hunt Mrs. Hunt recited from Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Shakespeare. The table decorations were branches of cherry trees and the place cards bore quotations from authors. Those present were: Mesdamea W. W, Beebe, H. l. Forterneid, w. E. paimatier, F. E. Underwood. A. C. Griffith. Ell Gramllsch, Harold Reynolds and A. B. Hunt. Reason. .-:' Gus Wulff, left Saturday , for few days' stay at Minneapolis. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Mason, left en Monday for a stay at Lake Okoboji. I.vnn Colson has returned home from Chicago, where he has been studying. Maurice McMlcheal left test Sunday for , visit with relatives In Seattle, Wash, Mrs. M. C. Berry, has returned home from the hospital with her sight restored. Mrs. Charles Beavers is entertaining her brother. George Uhllch of Nebraska City Andrew Lowe Is recovering from two fractured ribs, received by a fall, a week ago. Local grocers attended the annual plcnlo held In River view park, . last Thursday. 8. L. Boner and children, left on Thurs. day for a three-weeks' visit la Hous ton, MO. r . i - ' , Dr. and Mrs. Loechner returned on Monday, from a few days' stay in Min neapolis. . i . , Ed. Kuerton and daughter, have re- turned from a visit with relatives la Todelo, O. Mrs. A. Davenport of New York City, was ay guest last Sunday at the home ol E.-.C. H odder, a , ,;,.., ;.... William. Marsh of Paola. Kas., ig visit ing at the home of his sister, Mrs Charles Simons. Dr. Claude Barron of Hagerman, New Mexico, was a guest at the Stlger home during the last week. Mrs. Behn has returned te her nome In Denver, after a six weeks' visit, with ncr aaugnter, Mrs. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Selley who have been guests at Dr. Hall's home, have returned to their home In Vllllsoa, la. The Odd Fellows' lodge held its an nual memorial services at Mount. Hope cemetery last Sunday afternoon. During the last week two mall boxes have been Installed on Main street, one atLe Roy avenue and the other at Rose The Benson Eagles' drill team returned Saturday evening from Grand Island, where they attended the annual con vention. The next regular meeting of the Wo mens Christian Temperance Union will b held at the home of, Mrs. Gordon Roth, next Friday. H. C. Covington of Valley. Neb., and Alee Smith have taken charge of the Orphanage avenue barber shop, formerly owned by Mr. Smith. The annual district Epworth league convention will be held in the Methodist church on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. ; At a special meeting held by the Board of Education the contract tor the addi tion to Rose Hill school was given to W, D. Edmunds, whose bid was $3,300, Announcements of the marriage ot MiSg Minnie Lind of Wausa, Neb., and Her man Oleson ot Benson, to take place here next Wednesday, have been sent out to friends. Probste County Clerk N. W. Wester gaard agji bride, have returned from their weudlnc trio, and are now mania at the home of his brother, oa Burnaa avenue. , James Walsh was given a farewell din ner last Tuesday evenlnsr bv about tliirtv Omaha friends, the occasion was a Tare- wen, oeiore ne leaves lor an extended visit to Canada. - . Mrs. Luther Hoyt was hostess to the Maple Leaf ChaDtsr. Order nf tha Rm. era Star, at a porch and lawn party. Guests rrom Benson were Mesdamee Rewey, Hotchklss and Howard. . The Degree of Honor lodge Installed the following officers at Its last meet Ing: Chief of honor. Mrs. Minn: la,lv of honor, Mrs. Kills; chief of ceremonies, vrnle- A team wa organised, with Carl W. Anderson as captain. At the last city courlrtl meeting bids for sewer Plans and soodficattons read and P. A. Elqulst's price of $1M was accepted. Ordinances were read and a protest against a sidewalk at Surnsm school was read. Bills were allowed. ., A mass meeting to protest against local taxes of Benson was held Wednesday evening. A committee of twenty-five cit izens was chosen to represent the ma and a committee of three waited on the county commissioners at Omaha on Thursday. The annual election of officers of th. Woman's club was held last Thursday, as follows: President, Mrs. Charles Tracy; vice president. Mrs. C. Robinson; treasurer. Mrs. Cuyler: secretary. Mr. El A. Mason. A picnic at Rlvervlew park, July .26, was planned. Six' new names were added and a dalntv lunch w. served at the meeting. Last Wednesday evenlnr at a ovinnk Miss Lvella Wilson ef Benson and F. A. Schiller ot Omaha were married at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Beattie, Rev. F. I. Bastel of Chicago officiates. Mrs. Wilson, sister-in-law of the bride, played the wedding marcb. Mr. and a. Schiller will reside In a newlv-erctMl bungalow In BcnsonhursL Mrs. H. M.-Simpson Is vf si tins friends In Larauite.' . Miss Edna Opper has spent the weak in Falls City, Neb. Mrs. C. L. Dolah has gone to lm Angeles to spend the summer. Miss Margaret Metsger of Lincoln Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Rhoades. ...... Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Miller gave a laree dinner at. the Happy Hollow club last Saturday. .. .... .? : ... . .. y , Mr. and Mrs, W. .O. Crock have ire. turned to , the borne of thalr daiuM FINN BAND IN CONCERT AT HANSCOM PARK TODAY1 Program, of the Finn's band concert; to be given at Hanicom park this after noon from $ until 6 o'clock, is as fol lows: March-My Dream of the U. S.'A...Ul . ......'..Snyder Excerpts from "His Honor the Mayor" .....Edwards1 (a) An Intermesso A Shady Lane , Eugene (b) A Pepperette Persian Lamb Rag,.. ... Wenricb Concert Waltses-Flight of Fancy , i...Rolfe Overture Poet and Peasant .Suppe (a) Serenade The Blushing Rose Johnson (b) Intermesso Hula Hula WenrlcB- Patrol American Meacharo Scenes Populalre Harris Hits ,.Arr. Tom Clark (Introducing a dosen popular song sue- cesses.) y. Selections from Julian Edward's ro-, .-. mantle opera ' "The Jolly - Mus- ' keteers"' Arr. Langey Characteristic Cocoanut Dance. .......1 Herman' Waltses-Wedding of the Winds.. ..Hah .....I UN March Red Domino ....Heiwy, . AUTO TRADE INCREASING X BY BOUNDS, SAYS OPPEfr J. M. Opper, local manager of the United Motor company, Omaha, reports ' a most flourishing business In autoa, es pecially to the western trade. This com pany handles the Columbias, Maxweila and Barn sons for Nebraska and Western Iowa, "It la no longer a problem to sell cars but It keeps ua bustling to get automobiles in quantities enough i fill the orders that are coming in tot' ' these popular cars," said Mr. Opper. "I' look for the demand In ears to continue and the factories will have to keep -onu adding to their capacities to handle . the business." , v Mrs. T. I. Elllck. after spending several . weeks traveling In the east. W. R. MeFarland la building a' new home on California street in Happy Hol low circle. i '. . . - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polcar era nwvtnsr Into their new home in Happy Hollow circle this week. . t- Mrs. R. R. Evans and the Misses Evans gave a musical at their home on West Dodge street Tuesday. . '. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. hepard. enter tained twelve guests at dinner at the Field club last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Warner and fam. II y have gone to McGregor. Minn where' they will spend the summer. Herbert Mayer la at home from Oberltn college. Miss Ada Klopp from the Con servatory of Muaie at Evaneton, 111., and Miss Edna Bartiett from Wellesley col- lege. .v...... , . .. . .. , f Miss Hasel Jenkins has been chosen by the Dundee school board to teach In the second ana tmra grades the coming year, taking the place ot Miss Nellson, who will become assistant principal. Mlss Edna Bennett entertained Tuesday' in honor of Miss Harriet Swensy Of Chi-' cago, who Is visiting her grandparents, Mr. ana Mrs. wiinam gweesy. Twenty four young women were present Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Cutler had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. An-' drew Bowman of Marshalltown, I a., and this week their guests are Mrs. C. J, Cutler and Mark Cutler of Models, la. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Straight entertain. . at dinner at their heme, HUM Cnr" i street, last Saturday In honor t ; Misses Marts of OreenvUie, O., H I Been tne guests of mi. ana r. w j. . ot Omaha. Fourteen yesU and after dinner all repaJredo JfiV Happ ' Hollow club, where the eVvf nlng was spent. 11 uanomgf f t Italatea. ' , -. . ' Mrs. Vols snd son, MathJaa, were visa ing in Omaha Sunday. , Mrs. F. M. Skinner and children spent' Thursday in Council Bluffs. . Miss Rlarden of Omaha spent the last , two weeks at A. F. Moran's. Mrs. Mlllus departed last week for Cali fornia, where she will visit her son. Roy Yonkers of Union. Neb., was visit ing at the Tillman home last Sunday,. 2. 1 Miss Goldle Ward of Ashland. Neb., isr visiting . this week . with . Miss Hani Hooker, . .. '.- . . ,. .. Mr. and Mrs. Aoraviok at Cheater Men arrived Thursday evening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ham. n;., Mrs. MoMahon and daughter. Marwarsr- and Miss Hennessey are visiting at tie home of A. F. Moran. . ; ' MattiS and Walter Phflua-. realdlnsi south of town, attended the Children's' day exercises last Sunday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Pronst antartalnail Mr. and Mrs. D. Ham and Mr. and. Mrs.. Alexander at their home Monday evening. jure. Margaret suiser and Mr, and Mrs, . H. Pilgrim and family of GrlnnelL re..1 are visiting at the home ot J. H. Parratf. P. T. Mltterling of Fremont. Neh.. snt" last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hi Parratt pf the Seymour Lake Countxr OlUb. . - , .1 Mr. and "Mrs. Ewait of Aumn. .mA15. , visited a tew days here last week, arxi we are glad to learn will soon make th'ar, their borne. Miss Ethel Taylor and Miss Edna Of Omaha spent last Sunday at the for- . mefs home and later in the day took'ii car ride to Papllllon. Mrs. William A. Tavlor at P1atamArh spent Thursday afternoon and evening iioib, navins jusi reiurnea irom Cllrton Kan., where she attended th run.i her sister. , , .,, - Mr. and Mrs. Anton Beloveraek de-. parted last Saturday for New York, from where they will sail for Germany. Th.v t expect to spend the summer there visiting X their o d home. Tfl L. Howard, accompanied by Me wife and mother and Charles Savell, motored to L!n!n last Saturday afternoon, re turning home Sunday evening, where they visited Veora and William Howard J lil . .t , weoieyan univer on at uiai piace. West Aaklei. i has sold his immense crol of oherrtes to one firm down town vl -'' f"?.1' T- h. Bfar re entertain. ... iMuni roin uumap, ia., this week Miss Margaret Gross r.iurn( , two weeks' visit in Chicago on ThursdavT -ML,-.C1?,1 l1"' heen the guest wee? jS",wortn Jn South Omaha this , JL'-tF.: 3 JTr 4 W', sons and Mlse Mary Oleson were guests at the Hall farm near. Millard on Thursday. . Mr. and, Mrs. O. C. Mead and little ' daughter left Saturday to spend their two weeks' vacation in Western. Nebraska. Miss Alta Heater gave a birthday prty iS.?er spnooimates at ner nome , Ftirty- Hill, . n tfAn.AM . . , ... M J aum veiiiu tiqwe, x naay aiterj The Society ot Willing Worke a pie social at Elmwood nark young people of West Side on evening. . . ' t The funeral services of Judson igley were held rrom tne family- home rorty- seventn ana ' i'ecirio streets, afternoon. ; j frsday John McDermott left TtiunAlv , vacation with his uncle, Steve Mcb rmott. an his ranch. -. , . The Society of Willing Workei s wtir hold an all day meeting at the h me of Mrs. H. 8. Miller. In West Amber on Thursday, June 27. . . f Mrs, Peart Conkllng and little daughter . Hasel, who have spent the last season with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lemming, left Saturday for Denver, ' where she will reside. v . Mrs. John Fehse and daughter Helen and son Robert arrived Friday from Bur lington. Ia., on a two weeks' visit to Mrs. Clay Petersen and Mrs.. J. Gross of East Aihbler. .,. , Richard Shandy7 youngest son of Mr.; and Mrs. Daniel Shandy,, wae smarrled Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock to Mi , Anna Johnson of East Ambler at V home of the bride's pareuts. Th on the 11 o'clock treia tat Penvr n " v V,