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TH-E BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1914. 13 HEAL ESTATE. tlTV PROPERTY FOIl 8A1.K. fMaplewood The Best Building Lots in th& City Closo to car and paved street, that Lave city water, cement walks nnd gas; where many now homes have been built the last year, that wo are olfeiing for sale at iho very low prices oC $525 to, '$600 On Terms of $10 Down $10 a Month These lots are located on Wirt St., between 43d and 45th 8ta.; none over- two blocks from car. You will find that these are the best lois for the money offered today In the city. Don't wait too long, but call at our office and wo will take you out ami show you the unsold lots at any time Hastings & Heyden 1614 Harney St. Bargain Sale We. liave left In Club .Terrace six tots on Nth Bt,, Just south of.Centsr at. Lota 45x181 feet each. Thoso are good loU but not the beit In the neighborhood, but at the price thoy are by far the best. On account of their exceptional depth they are particularly desirable for those want Ins garden, all tnodest-prlce home. We offer this week only at $fo a lot, $6 cash and $5 a month. BENSON & OAEMIOHAEL, Tel. D,( 1721 642 Foxton Block. New Bungalow Terms Like Rent This Is a brand new 6-room bungalow; strlolly modern, oak finish In living rooms; oak flora throughout; beautifully decorated walls; full cemented basement, furnace heat, god plumbing, gaa and elec trio 11 ht Location Is slghtlyi east front lot; street paved. The number la 4718 North 34th Avenue. Key Is at 4714 N. 34th Ave. Price only 12.925. This Is your chanco to stop paying rent, Fred W. Shotwell, Agt., S5.1 Om. Na. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1229. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME a MUST BB SOLD, -. 15 acres, nice level land .about 3 blocks south of Centor. on 60th Street, 8-room strictly .modern house, modern through - out, commanding view of the city and surrounding country, Lots of. fruit and Bhrubbery, There are too many good features connected with this property to 1 .. qnumorate In this "ad would prefer to tell yoU about them. 0',NEIL'S B. E. & INS. AG-'Y. 1505 FARNAM STREET , j Tel. Tyler' 1024. , A Real Home 4112 Cass Street Built to live In, not. merely to sell; 5,0 buys this substantial well built house. Quality and good taste In every line. Before-, you open the door you are certain of the finish and the fixtures. Large living room, sun room, dining room and kitchen on first floor; three fine bed i rooms, splendid sleeping porch and tiled bathroom on second; full, well lighted basement; fine 65-foot south front lot, paved street. Call up and Bee It today. Armstrong- Walsji Company , Tyler" 8536. 206-10-12-14 State Bank Bldg. , Got to Sell . iJ2l CHICAGO ST.. DUNDEE; must be sold this week. This Is a new, strictly modern 9-room 'house; living room, den. dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, 3 bedroma and sun room, beamed ceilings, oak floors throughout, bookcases, fire place, all decorated. Owner left city Sat urday, says. Mil. 1900 cash will handle. Glover & Spain MDClty National-. Douglas- J9G2. New 5-Room Cottages Located on Poppleton Ave., between 6th and 7th 8ts on paved street; If you want ta see some of the best built, best arranged, strictly up-to-date 6-room cot tagea that arc- finished In oak In the entry hall, parlqr and dining room, have first class plumbing and heating, you must surely see these. Are now ready to move Into. Will be sold on email payment down and the balance about the same as rent. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St $500 Buya this new bungalow, 5 rooms and bath. Fine furnace; full ce mented basement; large attic. 3037 Larlmore Ave. (3 blocks north of Ames Ave..) A bargain at $2,660. Peters Trust Co. 1632 Tarnam S"t. Doug. 808. 4451 EVANS- Six rooms, all modern, furnace, electrlo light, sleeping porch, two lots, brand new, $2,700; eaav payments. Here is & snap bargain; located close to Fontenelle Fak, lies high and sightly. C. G. GARLBERG, 810-312 Brandels Theater Bldg. ' SIX rooms and bath, new and on easy payments; oak finish downstairs; three Urge bedrooms, and a bargain. WEBSTER, REALTY CO., B13 Bee Bldg. Red 6885. FOIl SALE One of the original ISO lots at Carter Lake Club, J 700. Includes life membership free, water, sewer, electric light, no taxes, A. C. Hartman, Omaha mm axenange. I HAVE a large list of desirable houses for sale on terms of $100 to $300 cash and balance in small monthly payments, Silas Robblns. 1613 Farnam. Tel. D. 2S42. Special Reason for reduced price till MAY 1ST. Prac tically naw,. well built. 7-roora, full two story house, all modern. 635 South -27th et Good for renting or home. Phone Harney 40CA. FOB, BALE One of the original 150 lots at Carter Lake Club. $700. Includes lite membership free, water, sewer, electrlo lL"ht -1 taxes. A, C Hartman, Omaha Film Exchange. HEAL ESTATE. CITY PROPERTY I'Oll SAM:. $35 PER MO. $100 CASH NEW 6-ROOM IU1NOALOW. TRICTLY MODEItN. Strictly modern. Fine corner lot. oast and south front. Paved street, 24 blocks to car, 24 blocks to postofftce. High and sightly location, near 3th and Indiana Ave. Choice surroundings. Immediate pos session. Bargain at A WO. Two addi tional lots adjoining If desired. Choice 8-r mod, house on N. Central Blvd., near California' St, Bargain at $5,600. Exceptional terms. 5-r. new, modern cottage; full lot, near 26th and Wirt. $3,200. Might take unen cumbered residence lot for equity of $1,200 and pay cash balance. Have a number of houses. 4 to 9 rooms, $1,000 to' 15,600. $25, $50 and up as cash payments, and $12 to CO per month. M'KITRICK R. E. CO., 31C Rumgo Bldg. D. 14S2. 15th and Harnev. MERCHANDISE stocks wanted. Fried man. 35y Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg., Omaha. FOR, SALE OR RENT Three 5-room cottages, 17th and Castellar. For terms, Douglas 3607. HEAL ESTATE. FA KM JL IIANCU LANDS FOR SALE) Cullturnlu. LAND in the South San Joaquin' Irri gation district at low prices, both Im proved and unimproved for prices that are astonishingly low. If you are loolclns for good land and low prices and honent dealings, .wrtto to a man that has farmed all hla Hie n'nd knows land when he sees It My prices and booklet on CaliforruA land, FREE. ANDREW KERN. 3 CALON. CAL. Florida. FOR HALE Wanted: 200 families for our 10, 20 and 40-acre dairy, truck and fruit farms at Campvllle, Fla., 05 miles south of Jacksonville: JOT per Udrel $2.50 down and (1 a month per acre; no agents', deal with owners direct, naiey-uamoy Co., Colonization Department, Jackson ville, Fla. o Illinois. FOR SALE Choice Illinois Imp. farms. near Chicago; bargains all of them; 20J acres, $110; 226 acres, $75; 50 acre's, $100; 80 acres, $125; 200 acres, $80; 160 acres, $80; 120 and 240 tor $150. Many others, any size, from $75 to $350 per aero. C. W. Mills, 9 South La Salle St. Chicago, ill. BiluneaoiH. THE MILLS LACS REGION 18 THE very heart of agricultural Minnesota: level, fertile, clay loam lands, two hours ride from Minneapolis, at $15 per acre are too cheap to last long. Secure your land before prices go up. Call or write for map and full information about our state uml unlerslty land running 20 years at 4 per cent Dally land excursions. Expurl enced field men to' show you around. Now IK the time to get over the ground. A. E, Johnion Co.. S0O 1st Ave., a. Min neapolis. t - NICE 360 acre Improved farm, 20 miles from Minneapolis; part under cultiva tion; can practically all be farmed; eight room house; barn, granary, corn cribs, wind mill,- etc.; lays level; will produce good crops of corn, oats, clover, etc.; telephone and R. F. D. pass buildings; one mile to railroad station; good roads; 20 fresh milk cows, worth $70 apiece; 0 horses, complete set farm machinery can go with farm; price for everything, $37.60 per acre, or will sell farm without per sonal property at $) per Acre; one-half cash. SCHWAB BROS.. 1023 Plymouth Olds. Minneapolis. Minn. FOR SALE 398 acres. Fair buildings. 300 acres.under cultivation, more can be plowed, balance meadow and pasture. All good, level laud. 1H miles from Lake Crystal, Minn. $100 per acre, $1,000 down now, $6,000 Mar6h 1, 1916, carry back $20,460, payable $500 per year with Inter est at 6 per cent and take stock of hard ware and Implements for the balance, or clear wild, prairie land. Agents wanted. Morehart-Atchlson Land Co., Mankato, Minn. Minnesota Farm Lands From $15 to $75 per acre. Aro the equal of any in the United States that are selling from $150 to $300 per acre. These lands can be bought on easy terms. Minnesota, 1913 corn crop, 40 bushels per acre, stands first of all states in the union. SEND FOlt SPECIAL PAGE OF MINNESOTA FARM BARGAINS, Published In the ' MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL, Minneapolis, Minn., March 29 to April 4. A 2c ata'mp will bring it. AGENTS wanted to sell Minnesota Rod RlTer VaHoy Lands. The best state In the union and the best part of the state. No other state can equal It. We want you to write us about buying and selling lands. John H. Boyd Land Co., Crook ston. Minn. 371 ACRES, all or part; clay loam; N. VV. Anoka Co. Ship your car to Elk River. 27 miles north of Minneapolis, the biggest regional bank city In tho world. Let them tell It Worth $150 per acre, yours for 60. Well Improved. Might shade the price on part. Investigate, James Hare, Owner, Nowthen, R. 2. Anoka, Minn. Milan, lrl. FARMS for sale: $5 down. $S mopthly. buys 40 acres good timber land near town, Texas county, Mo.; price, $200; per fect title. J. B. Jarrell. Mt Vernon. III. llDitasa. 80 M1LEH west of Billings on Great Northern railway. Dry land. Irrigated land, land for the big buyer on good terms, land for the small buyer on good terms. Land! Land 1 1 Land!!! In quire E. C. Dunlap, Franklin, Mont Nebraska. roUND 320-acre nomestead In settled neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand hills; cost you $300, filing fees and all. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb. 640 ACRES In Keith county, Nebraska. one-half mile from station, all fenced, thirty acres broken, house, barn, granary, chicken house, well, thirty acres broke. Price $12.50 an acre. Can use some trade Uet busy. Ji. r. noinpjuii. joyous, rtou. S715 ACRES Lincoln county, Nebraska. along Blrdwood creek; price, $0 per acre. Must sell at once. Nordqulst & Btorek. 322 Neville Blk. IVortlt Uatkotn. FOR SALE Good 190-acre farm, close to town. Improved, has paid 8 per cent on $5,000 Investment; heavy soli. Price, $4,600. easy terms. O. E. Schultr, Esmond, N. D, Sonth Dakota. FOR SALE Bargain, 100 acres, South Dakota; 5SV4 miles from town, 30 minutes from capital: main line C. 4 N. W. Ry. W. F. Gray, 6847 Superior St. Chicago. III. Wisconsin. J5v-ACR5 Burnett 'county, Wisconsin, farm; good soli; house, new barn 40x90, alio and other buildings; fine spring stream runs through land; on mall route and telephone; about f acres under cul tivation; can practically all be farmed; good soli; price, $7,000; $3,500 cash, balance can stand five or ten years, 8 per cent, fine stock farm. schwab mtoa 1023 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. at-Uf.lW SwW AM r.VUM RANCH LANDS FPU 9AI.lt Wisconsin. Upper Wisconsin Best dairy and general crop state la the union Settlers wanted. Lands to sale at low prices on easy terms. Ask for booklet 34, on Wisconsin Central Land Grant State acres wanted. Write about our grazing lands. If Interested In fruit lande ask for booklet on apple orchards In Wisconsin Address Lond Dept., Soo Line Ity . Minneapolis. Minn. IDOtUILAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN, lanus direct rrom tne largest owners to the settler. This 1s' why our prices' are , lowest. Save money by dealing direct. ; FARMERS' LAND AND CATTLE CO.,' LTD.. aiobe Bldg., Bt. paui. Minn.-o OFFICIAL publication concerning soil, climate and crops of Wisconsin mailed free to tho addressing Wisconsin State Board of Immigration. Capitol 1000, Madi son. Wis. Trim. 71 MILES SOUTH OF HOUSTON In the valloy of the San Bernard and Caney Creek. Ve are gelling the most fertile lands on the gulf coast of Texas. Our lands do not overflow. Come buy a. home while land Is cheap. For further Information call or write J. P. Bailee, Sweeney, Braxorla county.- Texas. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E. HOUSES, lots. Income property, land everywhere for exohange. Silas Rob bins. 1623 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 2842. CHOICE ElKiiorn valley farms for snlo or trade. Address R. E. Duvall, Ne llRh. Neb. FOR EXCHANaE-060 acres land, Hayos county, Nebraska, for stock general merchandise, hardware or small residence property and cash. Box 63$, Falls City, Neb. FOR SALE OR TRADE. 7-room, all modern house, buggy shed and barn and hen houso; will take lots or acreage. Call W. 5071 or D. SU0. REAL ESTATE LOANS. HARRlnUN A MORTON. 16 Om. Nat lift) to $10,000 made promptly, F. D. Wead. Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam. FIVE per cent farm loans. Optional pay ments and annual Interest WM. MC CORMICK, 1201 Farnam. rfiTY t.OANS. ilemla-Carlberg Co., ''MOrStt Brandels Theater Bldg. WANTED City loans, Peters Trust Co. GARVIN BROS. Waltf: WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam 8mlth & Co., 1320 Farnam. CITY and farm loans, , 5Vi. 1 per cent J. H. Dumont & Co., 100S Farnam Omaha. MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. H. W. Binder, City Nat. Bk. Bldg. CITY property. Large Idans a spiclalty. W. II. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. . 1016 Omaha Nat Douglas 2715. PERSONAL. MANICURING, magnetic treatment. Tele phone Douglas 8751. Kathleen Mack. Miss Jean ' Shonler, 301 Whitnell Bldg., Har. and 15th. Mass., magnetic treatment YOUNG women, coming to Omaha as strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women's Christian association building at 17th and St. Mary's tve, Whero they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our travelers' aid at tho Union station. Rlttcnhouse Co., 214 Balrd Bldg.. 17 & D. PRIOR'S MUD BATH; salt and mustard, steamed; positive cure tor rheuma tism; 20 years' experience at Hot Springs; Ark. Lady attendant for ladles. 610 S. 22d St Phono Tyler 1907. Home for sick. 2504 Ames Ave., W. 2008. THE Salvation Army Industrial homo so licits your old clothing, furniture, mag azines. We collect We distribute. Phone Douglas 4125 and our Wagon will call. Call and .Inspect ,pur new home, 1110-1112-U14 Dodgo St. WOULD you llko to adopt at 2 weeks old baby girl 7 Child is healthy and full of life. Address Y 499. Bee. M A SPJ A fTF1, Swedish movement. 41 JVLaJ3f3iVWJli Ue8, mag, Dougloa 637S MISS JACOBS; mass., bath, elec. trt. D.btg Cash for diamonds. 3. F.. 350 Om. Nat'l. Mrs. Snyder. Elec. Trt. 1108 S. 8th, D. 4380 MASSAGE, 100 S. 17th. Mrs. Steele. VJ F,nTT?TnMA8SAOB BATH. 'Mill MASSAGE Miss Walton, room 224, Ne vlllo Blk.j 16th and Harney. Tel. D. 42W. POULTRY AN1 SUl'PLIES. BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS-Sunswlck strain; Inspection of stock Invited; splendid laying strain. Webster 6771. 4319 Parker St IT WILL PAY YOU to-investigate nur chicken life saver. It will save the lives of your chicks; guaranteed to do the work or money refunded. Chicken Llfo Saver Co.. 2021 Cuming St WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS for hatching; thoroughbreds. F. G. Hossle, Red Oak. Ia. WHITE Leghorn laying hens, cockerels, and eggs for hatching. Phone Flor. 21S. STEREOTYPE matrices make the best and cheapest lining for poultry houses, They are' 17x23 Inches, stronger and mora durable than tarred felt and practically fireproof. 75c a hundred at Tho Bee office. Eggs, Buff Rock, Black Mlhorca, Leghorn, WANTED lO COY. SODA fountain and fixtures for candy kitchen, confectionery, etc; might taku wmcr, jiuurcw vox jia, Lincoln. Neb. STOCK merchandise wanted, clothing, dry goods, shoes and groceries. Address L 357, Bee. SLIGHTLY used high grade piano. W.3726 LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign, ments receive prompt and careful atten tion. Live Stock Commission Merchants. MARTIN BROS & CO.. Exchange Bldg. son. practically everything being sold by a little after 10 o'clock. The big end of the sales landed at a ANCIENT LAW REVIVED BY TWO ANTI-SAL00NISTS (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Neb.. April 16.-(Speclal Telegram ) Alleging that the act of the legislature approved by the governor of th state, March IB, 156, had never been repealed and that there could be no legal luue of licenses for the sale of liquor In the state, H. A. and A. M. Bltton bender, attorneys, today filed a petition with the excise board of Lincoln, setting out that It would be a violation of law for the' board to grant licenses petitioned for by saloonkeepers In Lincoln. The first constitution of the state de clared that, "al laws now In force shall remain I" force until altered, amended or repeated by the legislature." And "whenever the word territory shall oc cur it shall mean state." According to the communication sent tho 'board the present constitution de clares "that no Inconvenience may arise from the revision and changes inado In the constitution of this state, and to carry the same Into effect, It Is hereby ordered and declared that all laws lit force at the time of the constitution, In consistent herewith, sKall continue to be as valid as If this constitution had not been adopted Swappers' BIGHT SPECKLED HAMBURG CH1CIC ens noted for tliclr laying qualities; never set. Mako offer. Address d. U. MS. Bee. SOFT COAL nUKNHIl AND UASOLINE rango; will trade for chickens or any thing. Make offer. Address R C. 649, Bee. SOUTH OMAHA LOT-NEAR TRACK age. East front, worth $000. 3 blook to car, 1 blocks to school, lays tine. Trado light auto or diamond ring or sell cheap. Address S. C. 5J0, Omaha Bee. HAVE A PRINTOGRAPH MACHINE for multiple letter works prints through ribbon like typewriter: can Use ordinary printers' type, and cuts, also; electric motor and hnnd power; cost $335. Will trade for cheap lot or land, or will con sider any kind of a reasonable offer. Ad- mess a. j k, uee. 240-ACRE RICH, BLACK FARM LAND In eastern Nebraska: price, $30,000; want (30.000 to $25,000 general mdeo. stock, with out building. Address S. C. 611, Omaha Bee. BEES TEN COLONIES YELLOW Italian bees, in fine shape for big crop this season; extractor, extra hives and comploto apiary outfit; worth about $135; make me a cash offer, or will trade for motorcycle or small second-hand runa bout paying additional cash It warranted. Address S. C. 662, care Bee. WANTED DISC PHONOGRAPH REC ords, slightly used, In perfect condi tion, that are for sale cheap for cosh. Address S. C. 21. care Bee. WANT ED ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND painting In exchange for tailoring. Ad dress S. U. 80S, flee. HAVE 110 ACRES OF BEST FRUIT and vegetable land adjoining town In East Texas; will trade for some feuod, clear laud In eastern NetnuskH or Inwa, or cash. Address S. C. 60S, Bee. WHAT WILL t)U TRADE FOR A Pair of gum hip boots; one dozen Illin ois River folding decoys; 22 Iver John son revolver (blued). Will trade separ ately or all together. Want shot gun, alto motlo rcvovcr or earner or what. Have also a 38 o. W. blued revolver that will throw In for good trado or will trado It separately. Address 8. C. 6S7, care Bco. I HAVE A B FLAT CORNET, "LB Fevro" make; uri mal value, $75. Will trade for Underwon. ur Royal typewriter. Address S. C. 614, lieu. VERY LATEST MODEL NO. 6 L. C. Smith, only used two months, cost $100. will sell or trade! must dispose ot u this week. Address S C 101, care Bee. WHAT LAND IN EASTERN NE broska or wotcrn Iowa have you to trado fbr 110 ares of best fruit and vegetable land adjoining town in East Texoj? Address S. C. 620, Bee. SINGLE DRIVING RIG WANTED; ex change IGO-ncro good land, $16 per acre, cash value; take rig as llrnt payment; balance terms. Address S C. 611, Bee. UOOD COTTAGE NORTH OMAHA. Modern but huat. All newly painted and paperod. Garage, lax2i) ft Cement walks. Mtg., $W. Want $300 cash and good, light autu or clear lots, a C. 6W, Bee. TYPEWRITER DESK AND CHAIR wanted In exebango for four new and crated, upto-date washing machines. Ad- o. v, BU, ee TWO CLEAR LOTS PIERRE, & D. mdso. or auto. Good abstract and war- mmy uci'U. p. yj. dm, nee. GOOD. FOUR-PASSENGER INTERNA lion n I nti ti in ariiis n n i Inc lot or lot In Omaha; valu jwl Act- I M A V IV Hill . I uttn v-.it, .T whit.;, ur.zzut"- sound; fine watendog. Win vxenange lor "i""' "i wu cunuition, o, u. we, ooe. SINGLE HEATED HulitiD.il TIRED surrey, practically good as now, us part payment on good 6-passengcr automobile vr man. uuiess a. u,, ma, care Bee, WOlllf Tfnnsu?t w a kiom.'t tvt ' chunge for good lw-acro land at cash vaiuo; all or part; balance, It any, terxns. Address 8. C. ttlu. Bee. FIRST CLASS PAINTER AND PAPER. hanger, will swap painting and paper Ing tor coal, grocories, ouiiuuig material. lit arivtlilriu 1 not u i . . " .""" V MO We O, 009, WILL UlAUti A SlUWlrtU MACHLNia for bookcase or buitet, Address S. C 5Su, Bee. ONE OR TWO LOTS CLEAR IN GOOU' town Soutli Dakota; price, cush, tw cacti, or exchange for good ono-karut ula mund ring. Aduresa S. C. Mm. Omaha Bee. A GOOD BAKERY, W.UHTU $300, FOR trade. What nave you. Address S. C. 416. care Bee. CLH.AR LOT SOUTH OMAHA. tfTH and Madison. Price, $5U. Trade fur lUm autu. uuttiaiuto tttie absuueu Au area S. C. 567, Bee. WILL SWAP WlUi'LJ HOLLAND TU1U key torn for two turkey heus. Address S. C. 566, Lee. GOOD MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE ON So. 20th St., near Vinton, to swap for t2,VM. Just the homu lor a motorman Address S. C. 619, Bee. ' FOR EXCHANGE FOR ALMOST AN Y thlng, 7-passenger automobile, Address o. j. tw. uee, ALL MODERN HOME, 2 YEARS OLD, in north part of city, throa blocks from 24th car lino; 8 roomH and enclosed sleep- t(fc yu'iu ivwijr uccuraieu last 1011. V n n ( H trflHn rtv nmlv tr 1 1 HV j trn bungalow or homo with two or three wic iuib, ur iur kuuu acreage property In north or west part of city. Also hfcvn two lots In Kenwood Addition, 39th and r.vans ai., which j. wouia uppiy on trade. Address S. C. C32. Bee. $1.0UO EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA Incomo to exchange for anything. In cumbrance of only $500i Address 0. C. 616, Boo. TWO FINE NEW MODERN HOUSES in Omaha to exchange for stock of men's shoes or clear Texas land. Equity $5,000. S. C. 617. Bee. LATE MODEL, HlGlLtatADE, SEVEN passenger touring car, with eluctrlo lights and self-starter, and otherwise fully equipped, for good equity In Im proved real estate: may add some cash. Address S. C. 613, Bee. CEMENTING, BRICKLAYING, CAR penter, roofing; exchange for anything valuable. Address S. C. 605, Bee. STANDARD .HIGH GRADE PIANO, gcod as new, mahogany case. Cost $350. Will exchange for .diamond ring or Ford auto or sacrifice for cash. S, C, 611, Omaha Bee. SNAPPY BARGAIN-$00 CASH, BAL ance trade or easy terms, buys 6-r. celt age, bo ft repair; modern but heat. Good garage. Prico only $1,000, Let us show It tq you. Address 8, C. 62S, care Bee I HAVE 20 ACRES BEST SOIL IN Texas, near gulf, 2tt miles from Robs town; unimproved. Price $1,200, mtg. $300. Cabbago in field near there sold tor $100 per acre this spring. Delightful climate. For sale or exchange for clear lots or 1913 automobile. Address H. C. 627, Bee. MUST SELL OR TRADE MY STENO typo and Monarch visible typewriter. Both good as new. Cost $100 each. What will you give Tne? Address 8. C. 607, Bee. SMALL OAS ENGINE, LIKE NEW. TO trade for what? S, C. 634. Bee. ' AUTO TO TRADE FOR A CLEAR LOT A'ddress & C. 615, Bee. Omaha Man Hurt in Train Wreck at Hartington HARTINGTON, Neb., April 16.-(Speclal Telegram.) J, 11. Smith ot Omaha and three other passengers were hurt In a wreck one mile from here estcrday morning, when a fre;gnt car in- the mid dle of a passenger train on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis Si Omaha road 'jumped the track and carried the two passenger coaches and baggage car with It. The train crew and the large number ot passengers wttro badly shaken up, some seriously E. R. Hamilton of the Collins orchestra, Shenandoah, la,, com Column 111,1' E RIBBON 'WASHING MACHINE; will trade' for anything. Address S. C. mi. nee. BAKERY FIXTURES COM PLRTlfc VOli $216. or what havb yeu to offer? S. C. 614. Bee. TWO I.6Tt. NOS. 159 AND 109 KEN wood -Addition. 3?th and Hvans St..' un encumbered. Wltl trade as. part payment on small modern cottngo or bungalow In north part of city. Might consider trade for small automobile, or would take Rood motorcycle as part payment. Address S. t' 631. Hon UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. NO. 4. all latest attachments, two-color rib bon, etc.; little used anil good a new; will trade for or towards motorcyole or used runabout, or anything of equal value f .. ..... AAmmm O l M9 Hfl M 1AV 4 VI, II MBO. nUUIVB. -J. V. - WILL SWAP A llO-EGG INCUBATOR for printing or one-mlnuto camera. Ad- urns h. 04, uee I HAVE 40 ACRES FINK ORKOON fruit land; a 6-room cottage, modern ex cept htaU and x 1913 Overland touring car. Will trade for anything. Mak- of- for. Address S. C. 622. care Bee. IHAVE A FEW CITY BUILDING LOTS to swap for a good truck or high-grade automoDiic. w. v tw. uee, I WANT TO 8WAP SOME DISC PHONO- graph records, wnai nave yuui nui ti. t. ui, caro uee. HAVE GOOD OAK DRESSER, COM mode. Ice box and some choirs, will consider trade for horse and pay differ ence, or what have you? First good offer liiliu If Ariilreiu K. IT. LS7. Bee. DANDY MONEY MAKER. A FIRST class xs-room noiei in kuhu imi town. Rental, $600 per year. Price, $0,0n0. Mortgages $150 or trade for Omaha resi dence, grocery business or light automo- OAS STOVK. 4 IjAKOH BUKNBU8 AND one oven, liardly Uaed, excoHont baker. t. i . . i. a .i i c fcAl ttftil I HAVE A PLAYER PINO L1CBS than three years old. Just as good a . 1 .. Ill .. nf ,m, ! I ll (I f 1 nun i ilibu i iiiii iiuiui j w , .!" ....- - would trado for oriental ruga or soli cheap ana arrange lormn 10 ami iiun-imoci. diesB S. C. 6M, Boe v SECOND-HAND REMINGTON TVI'E writer to swap for good bicycle and cash. Address 8 C 543, Uee. ONE OLD TRUSTY AND ONE RUC certful Incubator for four doxen good hens or two dozen for cholco of either, Address 8. C.. 612, caro Bee. I HAVE A ONE-TON LIGHT TRUCK; make offer. Address S. C. 624. Bee. WILL EXCHANGE UOOD 6-ROOM COT tago at 2623 Grant St, Omaha, price $2,soo. Inc. $M, for $3,000 grocery stock or gents' furnishing stock and shoes. Own ers write mo. 8. C. 574. Omaha Bee. PRINT1NO AND PAINTING WANTED in exchango for dentistry. Addrcas & O mi, uee. 1 HAVE A GCOD. HEALTHY YKAIU ling colt I .would trade for calves. Make me orior. Address p. j. oat, ucp. A-NO. 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE, rommF nrlrn its. for sale or swap. Ad dress 8. C. 671. Bee. "DRAWER OAK ROLL TOP DESK, latest sanitary style, 54 Inches long, 31 Inches wldo. For quick sale $23, or will trado for typewriter. Address S. C. 533, Bee. . CLEAR LOT, EXCHANGE FOR ANY kind of autu In running order. Address S. C. 678. Bee. HAVE A CAMERA OR A DIAMOND or typewriter ur a good watch and cash lor your piano, or wnaw u. v.. uwi OLD-ol'YLE SIDEBOARD, illltD'SEVE maple with marble top, hand-carved and a pretty piece of furnituro, but bulky. What have you to exchange? Address s. c. bio, uee WANT GROCERY "USINpS-TRADE good nouse una a citmr iui. 4ii. , , equity $2,800. Even deal. Address 8. C. 631, umana ueo. AN EDISON HOMU PHONOGRAPH with about fifty best records, song and music, for lot, horse, or what? Address U. C. 672. Bee ONE FIFTEEN - LIGHT ACETYLENE. wnat navo yout jvouress o. w. CLEAR LOT FOR,. ROOMING HOUSE OK ivj or rooms auuibb j. w, TO SWAP ONE 3-DRA WER 6X CARD cabinet for typewriter, jvuanssa a, v (25, uee. HAVE TWO CLEAR LOTS IN SOUTH Omaha well worth $400 and,$IW cash. Want a 1913 Ford car In first-class condi- tlon. Address h. v. car" NEW HAMMOND TYl'W WlUTJi.it, COST $S0. Changed work so cannot use. Will truue or Btll. Jvauress n, w. " OUR RHODE ISLAND RED COCKEREL for two setting hens. Addreua S. U wo, Beo. WANT GOOD OMAHA LOT IN EX chango for almost new standard Pjano; good as now; cost $3&i. Address s, c. uss, urr.nna uee TWO LOTS ON 38U AVE., NORTH OF Webster Ave.. $400; $10 down, $10 per month, or will trade. Address S. C. M4, care uee GOOD LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA. NEU. Free and clear; IS blocks south of postofftce bldg.j 3 blocks from carllne; lot Is 43x128 ft Price $500 or exchango for good Ford or other light car. Ad dress a. u. ur, umana mc NICE 6-ROOM COTTAGE; BEST RE pair; modern, but heat; barn, 16x121 ft; cement walks; all newly painted; price, $2,800; mtg., $800; want small grocery stock or two good light autos. Address 8. C. 595. Omaha Bee. SOUTH OMAHA LOT, NO INCUM branccs, for typewriter and office fur nlture. Address 8. C. 625, Bee. GOOD LOT FOR EXCHANGE-43xl2G, east front. Price, $500. Want diamond ring or automobile. Address, SO 627, Bee. ABOUT 200 UNIQUE AUTOMATIC INK wells, fine goods for canvasser, also 1(0 novel shape cold cream Jars, trado for books, camera, or anything useful.. 8, C, 537, Omahu Bee. 60 TOOL SHARPENERS, WHOLESALE price $6 apiece. Any agent can sell to farmers, wanf single driving rig or team of work horses. Address 8. C. (30. Bee. YOUNG CATTLE OR WORK HORSES wanted for 1C0 acres good, levol land at cash value $15 per acre. Address S. C, 623. Bee. FOUR DOZEN NEW AND LATE model washing machines taken from merchandtsu creditor; crated for ship ment; wholesale price $8 apiece; for team work liorses, harness and wagon. Ad dress S. C. 623, Bee. $10,000 FARM. Will exchange for general merchandise, groceries or shoe stock; small Improve ments; all good land; mortgage- $3,200; price right In Otoe county, eastern Nebraska. Address B. C. 623. Bee. HAVE A FIRST CLASS GROCERY Do ing a strictly cash business, which I wish to exchange for a property, house hav ing seven rooms and . all modern con veniences. Must bo clear. Address, a. u. k, uee, WANT riding horse; have $360 equity In a couple suburban home lots worth $500. Addross H. C, 600, Bec. ing to play at a dance, was so badly out that he would have bled to death If a physician had pot been at hand. Others Injured weie Warren Hill of Ponca and J, E. Brown ot Grand J aland. The accident has tied up traffic on this branch. Conductor DaVla and Engineer Osborne had charge of the train, which wag going about twenty-five miles an hour when the freight car was derailed. The baggage car was the only one com pletely overturned, the others merely bumping over tho ties and tearing up the track. Hlmmnn Tighter This Trnr. Hack Simmons, the former New Haven Inflelder. who Jumped thu Rochester In tqrnatlonal for the Baltimore Federals has been having u hard time getting I lit condition. Simmons Is lighter than usual this spring and his arm oppeur tu be much better than last seanon AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Auditor Recommends Accounting System of City Be Changed. PRESENT METHOD OUT OF DATE Would llnvn Old l'rnctlcc of Pitying OtillRnUana tint ot Any Fnnd Dtarontlnneit Word front Corrlnnn. Again the auditor who reported on the annual examination of tha city books has recommended a c'.iango In tha book keeping system bfOAUso of tho cumber someness of the old system. This recom mendation Is In oocord with that mdo some three yrars ago by the auditing company, which. It Is now conceded, gave tho best audit ever undertaken In South Omaha. The recent audit of tho city bonks showed cash Hnd warrants were all ac counted for and the recommendations made wero only biised upon tho fact that the system In vogue In tho city depart ments now is nntlqunted nnd should bo changed for more modern methods. A mistake' thnt has been practiced for many years In South Omaha was called to the attention of tho mayor nnd coun cil In the matter of paying sower district bonds and coupons out of the Interest nnd sinking fund, Tho auditor said there1 wob no ronnon to take money from tho Intorcst nnd sinking fund to pay. sewer Improvements where the city has no In terest. Ho advised that the money bo transferred bark from tho special sewer Improvement fund to tho Interest nnd ulnklnR fund. Thin recommendation Is In lino with the contention of City Treasurer Martin, who wants to build up the In terest and sinking fund In order to retire obligations of tho city. Knvli Loses Ills lllir. To raise a pig by hand with Infinite devotion to tho larger life and then to have itho result of that devotion dashed on the rocks of ndvorse circumstances or, what Is worse, upon tho butcher block, was tho cxperlenco ot Tomas Kavlx, Twenty-eighth and H streets. The police sny Kavls Is a thrifty per son who spends much tltno In developing a hog for the table. He was possessed of n porker upon which he lavished his best caro. It wnn to provide prliso hams and luscious bacon for breakfast and toothsome sausage also. The date for the killing was set. Tho sausage machlno was set up, Then camo ono whom, the pollcp say, was Mlko Kuska, a neighbor, and garnered tho hog. Ho did more, the police claim. Ho nnd two other men, Olll Smith and Pete Geswoskl, all ot Twenty eighth nnd II streets, provided thomstlves with supplies ot dressed chickens, cans of lnrd, crates of ornnges. ' Everyono and everything within reach of tho three paid tribute to them, the police say. Yester day Detectives Sheahan nnd Gaughnn ar rested Smith and Geswoskl. Kuska escaped, Tho men aro held on suspicion. Turners to Have n Ilnll. Members of the Polish Turners havo planned a grnnd ball for Sunday, May 10, at Kosciusko hall, Twenty-seventh and J streets. Tho Polish colony In Bouth Omaha for somo tlmo has been working to build a Polish homo, modeled after tho Gorman home In Omaha. The Polish people have organised a Polish Homo so ciety and building operations wilt begin as soon as a site can be settled upon. There Is a building slto near Twenty seventh and J streets, whero tt Is thought tho hall may be located. Lot Snlc in Pncklns; District. Another movo In the South Omaha real estate market was recorded yesterday when Charles Cummlngs and Atlce Rana- han sold four lots at Thirty-sixth and L streets to Charles Illgglns for $8,000, The sale was mado by Josoph F. Murphy, who has handled a number ot large deals In South Omaha lately, The now owner of the property Is the owner of one of tho Independent packing houses ot South Omaha. Tho company has been quietly extending Its plant for some tlmo. There Is an unconfirmed rumor that another big deal Is on In tho section Of the city lying west nnd north ot tho packing dis trict. Mem Interested in tho deal refused to discuss it yesterday, stating that It was not rendy to talk about. Hnyu it Wan nn Acaltlent, Mrs. Luclnda Strllka, mother ot Mary Strilka, the 17-ycar-old girl who was shot nt her home, Thirty-fifth and V streets, a week ago, has made a statement deny ing any words or misunderstanding be tween herself and her daughter. Sho says the shooting was an accident caused by tho falling of a revolver from tho window sill when tlo girl attempted to raise the curtain. Mrs. Strllka believes that tho report that the girl shot herself arose from misunderstanding on tho part of neighbors, Donnbne Bnok Jloinr. William P. Donahue, commissioner of police for South Omaha, returned from St. Catherine's hospital In Omaha, where he has been confined for nearly nine weeks following a railroad accident In Omaha, Commissioner Donahue was In jured working as a switchman for the Burlington railroad. He Is said to have been caught between two cars and crushed. Chief of Police John Brlggs brought Donahue homo In his automobile. Donahue Is still very weak, and tt will be somo tlmo before he will be able to get about. Fire Drills Oflner. Flro Chief John Hasburg has announced that he will hereafter hold departmental drills at flro hall No. 1 at least tour times each month. He has Issued orders that all companies must report for the drill 'work at tho control station. The drill Is Intended to keep tho old men In good shape and to put the new ones Into con dition. It Is known that the department has many new men who aro Unfamiliar with the practical handling of the .ap paratus. Hasburg proposes to have truck drills and pipe drills. The Central High school building will be the point of dem onstration. Entrrtnlns nt Dttiicliiir. James F. Parks entertained a number of his friends at a dancing party Tues day ovenlng at his home, 1105 North Twenty-fifth street. Thoso present were: Misses Misses Jeanne Mullen, Eleanor Murphy, Margaret Queenan, Eunice Mangau, Catherine Crawford, Kusebla Mangan, Julia Sawyer. Gertrudo Parks, Irene McGovern.' Florence Parks, Lucille Callanan. Margaret Prtpe, Helen FlUgerald, Marie Bell. Mary Toner, Ramona McElroy. Helen Luknoskv. Mario Price, Helen McMahon, Margaret Lark In, Katherlne Lite. Meenrs.- Messrs. George C. Parks, George Parks, Jr. Goorxe Smith, John Parks, Io Hannon. John Parks, Jr-, Albert McAllister, John Parka, Earl Graham, Percy Bell, Karl Russell, Joseph Martin, Kdwnrd Lowrey, John Flyrfn, Jr.. Fdwurd Kolley. Con Ileafey. Raymond Mullen, Joseph Jamelson, Lester Monroe, Patrick Noon, MrkIo City Gossip. Rapidly the new Alrdome at Twenty fifth and O streets Is nearing comple tion. It is expected that tt will be ready fAf. An.nlni, .1 . . I .. f rrl.1 Im . I . w u, .,, t, n U.J Pinj I. A I , IB IB llU 1 I open air amusement place ever attempted in inc .tingle uiiy. Pat MeDermott of Pllger, Ncb was hcrt on business yesterday. O. E. Collins of North Loup. Neb., was visiting In tho city yesterday. Tho Oerman Ceoltlan club will give a card party tomorrow evening nt the Moose home. The women of the naptlst church will give an nrt social this evening at the church parlors. H-.nell. a feeder of Wlsner, Neb., Is v siting with frlonds. He will return to his rnnch soon. The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet nt the home of Mrs. F, A Tnrt, 31 D utreet. tomorrow. Tho West Side Improvement club will flvp n halt Saturday night at Casaldy s hall, Forty-first and Q streets The birth of a son la reported at the horn, 0f jjr. ftni Mw Alvflj D. itCga, it .mini r.iKiiicenin sircci. John F. Glister of Pender. Neb., topped the market price for the day yesterday at the stock yards for cattle. S. Waddlngton. Anselmo, Neb., brought two carloads of fine stock to the yards raieraay, wnicn soia tor a top price. A IT Vinlih,llnl,l,. r trl. v.u ... ... .... .. -...(,, ,., y UNHIII, l.CUn wn at the stock yards yesterday on uuBinrss. no wm stay in tno city a fow days. Mtv nrM Mr VV A t1-. residents of South Omaha, now of tvaicnoo, in., aro gucsis ot Mr. and Mrs .yiin tvoiro ncre. Mr flnrt, rnH,l,n1. 1... u ........ .,v.,iui., ,,,,,, linn ucril III at an Omaha hospital during the last few weeks, has been brought to her home nuu in rci-uvrriiiK ruimuy. Word from Rochester, Minn., to H. W ,,,,iici, I'liraiutrilb i,, ihb cuijicil Ul DUUin Odinnn I n , thnt HlfU.. trilll. rlgan had been examined at a hospital v. . . , . , . . . , . uiui-u nuu iiau rnccivca no positive in formation relative to his ailments. rSra.llMM. MHI...I. ff.UIH...lw,t. ...nutllfl kuiitiniui IUI A III I , -Bl AIM, Thirty-seventh streets. Orchard axtcnUe, ..mt w Btiuuio, mi lying tYiiiuii mo Cnssldy tract, between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-ninth streets, were let yesterday by Farnam Smith and It. M. Christie. Win new owners., to Edward Cnrr. The work I to le completed by May 10. The Elite theater on Twenty-fourth, n.np f Mlrnnf h,. Ka, 1.1,.. A. w. Edward Lucas and wife. Lucas, under tno siaHo name ot "irisn." has played In 8outh Omaha for a year. He has nnmn la.irnvnl If.alnn fit . . v . , , , , ucn ttviicrv propose to make the show house at- iron a poini ot vaudeville at well as film service. State Fair Board i Committee Takes 4 Up Investigation (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Nob.. Anrii (D..i., Telegram.) Members ot tho committee appointed t- Investigate the State. Board bt Agriculture, met today to hear the report of a subcommitt . ... w "OS-ft' w I V14 VVF tiftvlie a new scheme to govern the mem- ocrsnip of tho Stato Board of Agricul ture, C, II. Gustafnan. himiI. it.. Farmer' union, who had been donled representation nt a former meeting ot tho committee was at his own request backed by credentials from the union unanimously admitted to the meeting, but had nothing to soy other than tn thank tno committee, leaving hrnr tn meeting was over. T. F. Sturgese, of the Twentieth Cen tury Farmer. nrennntB,! rn. i,. t.. gathered from other states relative to tne methods used In connection with 'tun ning their state fairs. He said after re ceiving them all he was convinced Ne braska had as good a plan as any of them. He said hn was not criticising" tho members of tno board, of agrlcui turc, but was opposing the system not ably the manner In which It handled tho gathering of statistics, bellevlntf other organizations, could handin that better than tho board nnd save tho stato mo exponso of duplications. Secretary W. R. Mellor snld nn in tho time that a demand was mado for tha uso ot tho Australian ballot in elect ing, members of the board, , It had beeu ousy io get. new members, but since the use of the ballot system, old members hail seemed to bo more successful in staying on. He believed thev wr elected because of their efficiency pnd' iwiuwiouge ot tne work. A plan for In creasing tho board, which will probably bo adopted, consists of giving every, county board In counties where there no agricultural organisation the right to appoint a delegation to thn winter m ttt . Ing bf the State Fair board and also giving county demonstrators a seat In tno meeting. Dakota Moosers ' ' After Crawford MITCHELL. 8. D.. Anrll ia-i.t Tclegram.)-The bull - mooso convention sojourned mis evening without nominat ing a ticket O. 8. Basforri something of a. surprise when ho,delr4 to navo tne nomination of United States senator tendered Senator Crawford. Ho said he believed he would not tr.f i with disdain. E. L. Senn presented strong opposition to bringing tho nam of Mr. Crawford before the convention but hoped Mr. Crawford could break; his foimer "promises and come Into the bull mooso, camp. A vote to express tha sentiment concerning the nomination ot a ticket was lost. At tho adjournment this afternoon the sentiment was aa strongly In favor ot the full ticket Tha following executive committee to havo charge of the work of organisation until the next convention was named; G. o. VanMeter, chairman; I. Z. Jones, Huron, secretary; John Sutherland, Pierre, Jo seph Janousek, Yankton; M. a. Carlisle, Brookings; W. F. Corrlgan, Aberdeen; S. A. Nash, Sioux Falls; J. M. Miller, Colome; Oscar Olson. Lcmnjon; George W. Wright. Huron. SHRINERS AT LINCOLN HOLD STATE CEREMONIAL (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., .April 16.-(Speclal Telegram.) Ono thousand Shrlners from all parts of the state were here last night to attend the state ceremonial of the or ganization. Over 700 attended the ban quet held at the Lindell hotel. Two hun dred arrived this evening from Omaha on a special train coming by the way of Fremont, A class of over fifty took the cere monial degree, which entitled them to tho honors of the Shrine. H0LBR00K WALKS AWAY WITH FRONTIER HITTERS HOLBROOK, Neb.. April l.-(8pec!al Telegram.) The local high school bate ball team had no trouble in beating the hard-hitting Frontier first team here to day, 16 to 7. Frontier scored only In the first, eighth and ninth Innings, while Holbrook scored In all but the fourth and sixth. Batteries: Frentle'r, Debbln, Van druff, B. Puis and F. Puis; Holbrook, Chehey nnd Cowles. Umpires; Bollbaugh and Kalley,