Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, TCESDAY, JUNE 2, 1914.
11
SWAPPHRS' COLUMN
i . HAVK YOU TO TRADE FOR A
late model twin cylinder Reading Stand
ard motorcycle, worth S17ST Address S. O.
-i. Bee.
THE ENTIRE EQUIPMENT KUlt A
pnmograpn gallery, worth 7W, rgr sale
or trade by owner, a. C. 908, Bee.
OFFBRKI) FOR RUNT.
Furnish nt llmmebeeplnH Rooms.
N. 30TI1. MS a mod. front rooms, com
plete, cool .airy. Dour. tSSJ.
COMPLETE I. C. 8. COURSE, fl VOL. S,
team engineering, electricity Mid me
chanical refrigeration. Worth Wo. Will
trade lor typewriter, or what, have youT
Address S. C. 836, Hco.
WOULD TRADE A HOOD 6 REMINQ
tn typewriter for a saddle. If you have
sum a irano write s. c, tui, eo.
NO. 1 BULL. 8 EYE CAMERA AND TRI
pod to trado for fiood repeating rifle,
shotgun or revolver, .s. C. 007, Bee.
6.ROO.M COTTAGE ON BIG LOT IN
exchange for acreage near Omaha, Ad
dress S. C. E36, Bee.
HAT have you tu traue tor a 1 H. P.
electric motor In porfect condition. &
C U70, Omaha Bee.
TWO large beautifully furn. rms., coin
plots, walking dlst, t'l S ttth. II. tfSO.
l)ODUt ill'-i-Somo nice housekeeping
rooms.
TVo modern, enmilte. Ilarnev 4114.
US DAVENPORT-Two nicely furnished
muiseKccping rooms.
Kurnl:irn ::tiKe.
7-ROOM modern house for rent. Fur
nished. Near 40th and Hnrncy Sts. Dur
ing summer months t'hnne Harney 112.
FURNISHED house for rent, Field CUti
district; 7 rooms; modern; a bargain to
right party with good references. Call
Harney 6111.
PLEASANT rooms, cool, airy. 2116 Cass.
KING, SIGHTLY LOT, TWO BLOCKS
north from Krug Park. Trade for dia
mond, piano, or what have youT Address
K. C. 603 Bee.
GOOD HALF SECTION
Unimproved black soil,- rolling, part
fenced, 12 miles from good town. South
Dakota. Worth 215.00 per acre. Fo
short time will exchange at W.200 aj
all or pari payment on good Omaha
house to lWe In. About even deal or
nearly so preferred, with owner. Addresj
6 C 744. Bee. Omaha.
WANTED TO TRADE, PAPER HANG
Ing und papering for ront of rurnlshed
housekeeping rooms. AddrcsH S. U. SW4,
Bee.
CLEAR LOT, WANT AUTO OR ROOM
lnu house. S. C. 7S8. Bee.
PROPERTY ON HARNEY ST.. WEST
of 20th St, worth J16.000; half cash, half
trade, for good residence property. Ad
dress S O 727, care Be.
TWO HOUSKb ON CORNER LOT IN
north part of city; will trade for some
thing larger In southwest part. S. C. 726
Bee.
AUTO WORTH $J00. TRADE FOR
good clear lot. Address S. C. S30, c
A
care
FIVE LOTS IN ORCHARD, IT. MILES
of Oklahoma City, Trade for small
equity In house or Omaha lots. Price
JSflO. Address, S. C. 693. Bee.
GOOD RENTAL INVESTMENT
Have client with a nice up-to-date
hotel building and furniture, in good
town In eastern Nebraska Rent $600 per
year. 26 rooms PrlJe JG.000. Trado at
real value for small farm or homo In
Omaha, Lincoln or Nebraska City; or
may consider a slouk of merchandise.
Address S. C. 743, Bee. Omaha.
GOOD SO ACRES FOR MDSE.
Trade improved SO-acre farm, best rich
t.Uable soil, 5 miles from County Scat In
S.-E. Nebraska, level land, vlll ralso tJ
bu. corn per acre In Talr year. Near dis
trict school. "Price SlO.OOO, mtg. $3,200.
Equity for good little stock of General
Mose. Address C. 746. Bee. Omah.
HAVE UNDERWOOD TYPEW1U1
No. 4. latest model, with two-color rib
bon, stencil cutter, back spacer, etc.; lit
tle uso. A bargain at JiO, but will accept
tlrst J55 offered. Address S. C 730, cam
ute.
I HAVE A 6-ROOM HOME CLEAR; 3,0OO
to trade for 2 to S acres even up. 8 C
Ell, Omaha Bee.
EIGHT THOUSAND SEC. BRICK.
want hogs, chickens or offer. 8. C. 7,
Bee.
A FINE LEVEL QUARTER OF LAND
in Perkins Co.. .Neb., 7 miles from R. It.
Best of soil and tree from all encum
brances. Valued at $.1,000. To trade for
a nice modern home In Omaha of 7 or 8
rooms and worth up to $6,00i). In a good
neighborhood, close to school antl car
line, or for acreage close In. S. C. 591, Bee.
OAS STOVE. CCvST W7 a MONTHS AUU,
new lawn hose, 60 ft., cost $15 last sum
mer; Jawn mower, cooking utensils of
aluminum and enamel, dishes of all kinds,
Havlland china set cast $C5; bed, springs
and mattress, etc Will consider dia
monds, piano or good lot. Address -S. C
W2. Bee.
FINE MODERN HOME.
Very well located, six living rooms,
large reception hall and bath room, full
attic, and full basement, full 60-it. loL
nice lawn, trees, and garage with electric
lights. Lady owner must sell on account
of health, or would exchange for new
modern bungalow, It up-to-date and well
located. In good neighborhood, and priced
on cash basis. Cash value of above, $4,000.
See It. Address B. C. 747. Bee. Omaha.
SO ACRES, CLEAR, WAMTY -QUIT
In home. 8. C. 742. Bee.
Furiiliiliril Rooms.
LARGE front room, nil modern; right
uoAtn town; ror one or two gentlemen.
Phone D. !66S.
RKAIj kstatk.
CITY riUIPHtlTV K4MI SALE.
RKAIj KSTATK
CITV ritOl'BUTY I'Oll SAI.K.
2013 CHICAGO, nicely furnished, large.
coot ronm. Douglas &4.
Furnlnlirtl Itnnm.
J0I3 CHICAGO, basement room cheap.
IJOUgias 62'f.
FOR cool, modern room In private family
tee 702 So. 24th St.
NEWLY" furnished rooms In private fam
ily with or without board. Red 3345.
1 HE GRASMERE, front room, private
nam, iianscom park dlstnct, , Doaru.
Harney 70SO.
NEW neatly furnished rooms, 117 N. 20th
Down-town district, well furnished, cool
rooms, reasonable. 524 S. 16th, Apt IX
COTTAGE, Y. M. C. A. park. Doug. 4512.
DOWN-TOWN district, well furnished
cool rooms. 521 S. 16th St. Apt. 12.
PRIVATE family, modern, cool, reason
able for summer. Call 630 8o. 17th Ave.
DON'T miss this great opportunity;
large, cool, nicely furnished room, fine
location, wnlklng distance, private resi
dence; excellent board If desired. Refer
ences exchanged; reasonable. Web. 4026.
PLEASANT rooms, $6 month; 263S Dodge.
Unfurnished Rooms,
FOUR-ROOM modern apartment, close
In, cool, front and back porch. No
children. $30. 2562 Harney St.
320 No. 20th. 3 unfurnlMhed rooms, mod. $14
DODGE, 26422 or 3 unfurnished rooms;
gas range, prlvato. vllarney 1715.
Hotel anil Aimrtiueii ts.
DODUK HOTEL Modern. KaasonaDle.
An Acre Home
On the Easy Payment Plan
Right in the Path of Omaha's Growth
Here's the Opportunity You
Have Long Been Looking For
We have two beautifully laying Acre tracla for sale.
Each has a new four-room house and a good well. '
The soil is rich and fertile.
There's nlonty of room for Chickens, a Nlco Big
Garden and a Cow,
. We will tnko you out to secithcsu Acre homos if
you '11 call nt our office or Telephone Doug. 2926.
Bankers Realty Investment Co.
Ground Floor Bee Bklg.
WEARNE PARK
A Beautiful Placo to Build a. Homo.
A Good Place to Make an Investment.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. Ititll und California.
Weekly rawn 12 and up. Douglaa 70S!
Housekeeping; IlooniR.
A SUITE of rooms strictly modern.
References. Apartment 7 Davldgc Blk.
llouaea aticl voltuvra,
C007 Military Ave., new, modern, 6-room
house: rent free from now till June L
Call Benson 155-W.
FREE RENTAL LIST.
Complete "for rent" list of houses,
apartments and flats on file at our office',
no charge whatever. Union Outfitting
Co., 16th and Jackson Bt.
$12.50-Urick, 130 S. ath St., just north of
Fa mam. Owner, 20i Ramgo Bldg.
Phone Douglas 2221
WE rent your houses free of charge.
NO COMMISSION REALTY CO.,
316-030 Paxton Bldg.,
OMAHA.
MAGGARDS?
ships household goodsft nlanoa. D. 1406.
FIDELITYcor"-n-d"
A AJ-'J-'A-'-- J- J- m o v o d. packed,
shipped. 16th and Jackson Sts. Doug. Hit.
WE rent your houses free of charge.
NO COMMISSION REALTY CO.,
316-330 Paxton Bldg..
6-ROOM modern house. 27X0 Decatur St;
123. Phone Harney 6432.
Pleasant 4 and 6-room apartments, newly
decorated; walking distance. 401 N. 24th,
7-R. HOUSE, modern, opposlto Omaha
University. 24th and Evans. 30. W. 4097.
STRICTLY modern bungalow. Harney
7080.
NEW b-room house, modern, $35 per
month. 3323 Cose. Harney 69S8.
1 HAVE A GOOD GUITAR AND A 15
J6weled watch. What kind of a deal
can I make with you for a kodak or a
bull dog? Address S. C. 749. care Bee.
1913 TWIN CYLINDER MOTORCYCLE.
worth $160; Just been overhauled and In
fine shape. Here la a good chance for
tomo one. Make mo an offer. 8. C. 815,
Bee.
VERY NEAR NEW U C. SMITH TYPE
writer. Just overhauled; will trado for
most any useful article of value; will
consider second-hand uuto. Address S.
C. 897, Bee.
6-ROOMS, all modern, nearly now, cheap
to desirable tenant Harney 6917.
840 S. 19T11 ST. 9-room modern iiuubu,
Just Tenewcd; rent reasonable to the
right party. 306 Paxton Blk.
NEW BUNGALOW Just finished, five
rooms, all modern, to deslrablo people
without children. SSU N. 19th Ave. Open
today. ,
6-ROOM modern. 815 N. 27th Ave. 7-room
modern. 2723 Cuming.
NEAT moderti house, 2512 Chicago 8t
Douglas 8145.
OFFERED FOR RENT
LIST vacant properties with BOCK
HACKER. 407 State Bank. D. SCS7.
Aiuirf uieuta unit KlHta.
5- ROOM brick flat, corner of 8th and
Williams Sts.. Forest Hill.
6- ROOM upper apartment with sleeping
porch. 62S S. 26th Ave.
Globe Van 6rStorage
Stores, moves, packs and ships; 3-horse
van and 2 men, $1.25 per hour; storage $;
per month. Satisfaction guaranteed
j'none uougias r&'s ana x;t&..
4-ROOM apnrtments,' near nostofflce. lis."
steam heat, jvlutr. wltnout extra
charge. G. P. Stebblns.
FIVE-ROOM new apartment, the Chula
Vista, 30th St and Poppleton Ave.;
Nothing better In the city; lower rent
than similar flats In this vicinity. Con
lad Young. 323 Brandels Theater. D. 1571.
FOR RENT New 6-room modern apart
ment, brick building, oak finish; will
decorate to suit tenant; 35th and Dodge.
only $32.50.
133 S. 35th St., new 8-room modern brick
house, beautifully finished, $49.
W. R. HOMAN.
331 Board of Trade Bldg,
NEW' brlcx apartments, ready to move
tn(o; completely furnished, dlsnes and
ell, 4 rooms, $6 par week; 2 rooms. U
per week. Call Doug. S711 during offlct
liours.
VERY DESIRABLE.
One cholco apartment In tho California.
See Janitor. Douglas (27.
J-room flat, $10 per month.
5-room flat $12.60 per month.
J. I. KEMP. D. 9S7.
2418 LEAVENWORTH ST.
WE RENT your houses free of charge.
NO COMMISSION RKALTY COMPANY.
S1S-320 Paxton Bldg.,
OMAHA.
Gordon Van Co.SS-
21 N. Uth 8t
'Storage.
Phono D. 31 or II. 6911
St. Clare Apartmt's
23d and Harney; open ror inspection,
the most up-to-date conveniences; beau
tifully decorated and finished, 2. 3 and 4
rooms. -au narney on or uous. sum.
VERY cholco 4 or 6-room steam-heated
apartment on West Farnam St
JOHN W. ROBBINS.V U02 FARNAM ST.
THE CORNISH.
Fine large rooms, windows on four
tides. Very desirable. Phone Douglas 7721
I-It. modern flat. 122. &m S. 24th. H 471L
OUDEN ANNEX rooms, with Hitch
enets. Council Bluffs.
Full RENT-4, 6, 7-room modern apart
ments, steam and hot water, $18 and up
wards; near postoffice. G. P, Stebblns.
Sl'BLEASE, 5 beautiful rooms. Apart
ment. Genoa. 38) Cass St.. Harney exrt,
Hoard ana lloum.
THE HELMA.N, 2403 St Mary's; pleas
ant rooms; board optional. D. 6SSO,
BOARD and room, $4.50. Red 0067.
Board and Room Wantrd,
WANTED Room and board, together or
separate, preferably near Fort Omaha.
References given. Address, Y 61. Bee.
For Rent
Brick House
Four bedrooms, bath and linen closet
on second flour.
Vestibule, reception hall, living room,
dining room, kitchen, pantry and Ice
room on first floor Full cement base
ment witn toilet, lurnce heat, gas and
electric lights: nearly new and first class
In overy way, at 1511 S. 23th St., one block
(rom Hanscpm Park, near Park school,
one block from car line. Tel. Harney 1509.
All of the Following t
Improvements in
and Paid For.
YOUNG SHADE TKEES
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
CITY WATER
Lots Can Be
Bought On
Easy Monthly
Payments
STREET ON ESTABLISHED GRADE
STREET CAR RUNS RIGHT BY THE TRACT
. WEABNE PARK is right in the path
of Omaha's growth where property
values will increase steadily.
Telephone Doug. 292G
and arrange to have a
car. take you out to see
WEARNE PARK.
DO IT NOW.
LOTS ARE SELLING FAST.
Bankers Realty
Investment Co.
Ground Floor
'Bee Bldg.
REAXi ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOB SALE.
NebraaUa.
EIGHTY acres, $20 an acre, $30 down and
$20 a month no interest. Fine farm
land. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
A FINE FARM AT AUCTION.
30-acre farm, tile drained, well Im
proved, to bo sold at auction Juno 21; 305
acres In crop. 60 acres In corn, 225 In win
ter wheat, balance In oats, with 15 acres
In grass and buildings; mile to school;
rural phone and mall dellvory; 6 miles
north of Tekamoh, 42 north of Omaha
and 70 south of Sioux City. For particu
lars address W. M. Scott, owner, or H. N.
Marsh, auctioner, at lenuniaii. ncu
rt. t . t , . 1.-. I. n I , . . n rm a. 1 n Tnllr oniintV. Nfl"
braska, H cash, balance 10 years at 6V4
per cent T wo quarter sections rich, lovel,
fertile prnlrlo in Deuel county. Nebraska,
at bargain price. 8. Larson, route No. 1,
ciarks, aeo.
neighborhood: fine farm land; not Band
hills; cost you $200, filing fee and alL J.
A 'iracy. nirouan.
FOR SALE Best large body high grade,
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C Bradloy, woi-
bach, Jcn. o
I (! T?frrl Exp, Co., furniture fc plana
moving. D. 6145. W. 174&
517 N. 18TH ST.-6 rooms. Harney 6054.
FOR RENT
We have a complete list of ell houses.
apartmentn and flats that are for rest
This list can oe seen tree or charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co.. W. S. 16th St
Mouth Dakota.
WE "WANT TO TELL you all about our
j .i t.ji,. i.nitk' till rilrxetlv from
UDCUCU .11"'"" "' , , .
U. 8. Preferable to homesteads. Rich,
black sou; no stone, xine son .
crop of flax pays for 'and. Write today
for 36-page booklet Hartung Land T-o
Room 8, MoLaughlln.
12-KOOM modern nouse with barn; hot
water heat 618 Harney St Inqutro T.
J O'Brien. II. 1004. D. 1216.
PIniiana in J'l Parts of :n city.
EJ.UU2U3 Crelgh Sons & Co.-Hee Bldg.
S-UOOII home, modern, shade and fruit
trees; good garden. 2344 Larimore Ave,
A MODERN 6-room bungalow; good lo
cation: built last summer, walnut Hill
district. Tel. Harney 5042.
HAVE 11-room residence In Hanscom
inJtj ,ii.fl,.f ell mnd.rn. will trade for
5 or 6-room residence, clear, and will carry
. - . . r- i nt
balance, auotcss jv wi, xieo.
Stores anil Ufflccs,
GOOD retail, steam-heated store, with
basement, istn ana Farnam sts.. J100.
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
RKAIj ESXATlC
FAIlM .t RANCH LANDS Fan 9AI.C
Mlnne.nta
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's 1913 corn
crop, 40 bushels per
acre, stands first of
all states in the union.
SEND FOR SPECIAL PAGE OP
MINNESOTA FARM BAHGAIN8.
Published In the
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 29 to
April 4. A 2c stamp will brine it.
TODD County of creameries, corn and
clover. For Information write Van Dyke
& van uyke. Long rrairie. .Minn.
Missouri.
FARMS for Bale; $5 down, K monthly.
buys 40 acres; good Umber land near
town. Texas county, mo.; price, axi; per
feet title. J. B. Jarrell, Mt. Vernon, III
FnrnUlieil Apartment.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished six-room
apartment In West Farti-m district
( ool and airy References. 3124 Cass St
23) No. 20th. J-r, furnished apt modern,
ONLY $1 PER ACRE.
Buys 640 acres, being state school land,
lease running twenty-one years. In Keith
County Nebraiko. Only elcht miles from
town, wouia mane, a uanay aairy rancn;
200 acres can be put under cultivation. A
bargain, terms one-third cash, balance to
suit. 6 ptr cent Write owner, L. C. Cran-
dall 1M4 l.orust bt . uinnin. .Neo.
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising,
A, Beautiful
New Home
on Omaha's
Prettiest Mile
I have for sale a now home near the
Miller Park entrance, on Omaha's Pret
ttost Mile that I will sell .on reasonable
terms if taken right away.
This homo has a largo living room (23k
14H ft.) with brick fireplace. Tho vestibule
opens into living room and tho stairway
leads np from living room.
The vestibule, living room, coat closet,
stairway and dining room are finished in
oak, Tho walls lire delicately tinted and
tho clectrio fixtures are very beautiful.
There aro 3 bedrooms and bath on sec
ond floor and house Is heated by furnace.
I wilt show you this house any time If,
you will telephone Douglas 2926 In day
time or call Douglas 794S between 7 and
8:30 evenings.
SHADY SIDE OF
THE BIG-PERSONAL
INJURYINDUSTRY
(Continued from Page One.)
that $10,006. The fnwycra often scale
down such allowances to their clients by
Introducing the doctor bills and nthr
Incidentals, nlthougn tney explicitly ad
vertise that they iay nM doctor's tee
and give, their clients two-thirds of the
proceeds net.
Another woman had n claim against
tho Milwaukee rnllroad at Minneapolis,
which tho road wna willing to sett)c and
did settle at $J,W0. The woman's lawyer
obllgtmly offered to tnko tho company's
check, cash It, pay the woman her share
whlol was tho mnjor portion, and tako
out his "little fee." The company turned
over the check to him, The next day
tho woman camo to it with the complaint
that she hud been given only a few hun-
died dollars, of tho $2,600. By tho speedy
action tho rnllroad attorneys got hold of
tho thrifty lawyer and mado him dis
gorge the woman's rightful share. .
Frond nml 1'nkc,
Instances of fraud' and fake are nu
merous in this line of litigation. The
Oreat Northern ratlrnnd hns a nlco sur
prleo party awaiting n certain Individual
who Is suhig It for J2I.C00. He alleges
a permanently disabled left arm nnd
shoulder. Pond Wig tho hearing of his
suit, however, ho Is enjoying himself al
one of his hobbles of motoring. And the
company's photographer has snapped him
several times In tho act of cranking up
his own machine, then leaping nimbly
Into It and whisking Rway.
Tho Great Northern has had to run Its
legnl department expenses up about $100,
000 n year as a result of this Industry,
and It Is making every possible effort to
cut down expenses.
Ono of tho mdBt Interesting frustra
tions was accomplished by the Northern
Pacific, yet not without a regular trial in
court. A traveling man residing In Bt,
Paul sued' tho road for $3,000 for alleged
Injuries nt Mackenzie, N, D, Ho was on
a passongcr train which by some means
or other Wfl "cut In two" there, his sec
tion bumping down a siding until his car
leaped tho track. It was moving slowly,
however, and finally stopped of its own
motion wltnout uny Injury. This was on
November 12, 1911. On November 10, 1013,
this man, with three others, some of
whom wore Intoxicated, was in a serious
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--R. E.
Pianos for other musical instru'ts. D. 2017.
PIANOS for cement work; painting, paper
" hanging. UIO uosion omre. u. aui.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to $10,WX) madt promptly. F. D.
Weau. weaa uiog., inn quo runum,
WANTED City loans bnd warrant.
W. Farnam timlth & Co.. 1320 Farnam.
i;C CITV LOANS, Bemls-Curlberg -o..
u 1 110-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
U.UtRlfUN i .MORTON. Dia tjm. Nat
WANTED City loan. Patera Trust Co.
13 ARVIN BROS, Nattt aing:
FIVB per cent farm loans. Optional pay
menu and annual Interest WM. Mo
CORMICK, 1201 Farnam.
imV I ...-. n I , r. u li. t 1 ... ( ..Mtir
J. H. Uumont Ac Co. , 'M Farnam Omaha.
BEE us first if you want a farm loan.
united ptaies rut o.. umiuia, nw.
MONEY on nand for 'Ity and farm loans.
1L W. Binder. City Nat Bit Bldg.
CITY propeny. Large loans a specialty,
W. II. Thomas. 22s State Bank Bldg-.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATIS COH
1016 Omaha Nat Douglas 271&.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REUltiTEK iiVERY KIND OF PROP.
ERTY OR BUSINESS FOR QUICK
SALE OR EXCUANUE.
If you want to buy a nroDerty or bus!
ness come to us. Or if you want to sell
a property or business come to us, be
cause noDopy pays a commission.
Come In and get our Plan of displaying
and advertising every kind of property
ana business, it means quick service.
Call or write today for our plan.
NO COMMISSION REALTY COMPANY,
316-330 Paxton Bldg.,
, Omaha. Neb.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH.
I have the cash and want a good
6 or 8-room house, all modern; Kountze
Place preferred; give location end price
and win can ana see it Aaaress u en,
care nee.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract
nice in r.nraK sur, trannols Theater
KERR Title Quarantce and Abstract Co..
a modern abstract office, 306 So. 17th
et I'none doue cru(.
IF YOU wnnt to buy, sell or exchange
your nroncrty or business, go where
that kind of business is done. Everybody
El .HE goes to tne NU COMMISSION
REALTY COMPANY, BECAUSE no.
body pays a commission.
NO COMMISSION REALTY COMPANY,
316-330 Paxton Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Phono D. 1940.
Prairio Park .U"IUL 1 "'"!
tlful neighborhood; $oW cash and $30
monthly will buy this. '.I. J. Kcanniul.
609 Ware Block. Doug. 39 or Web. 8511.
ACIII2AOE FOR HALE.
FOR BALE TO CLOSE ESTATE.
Tho Immediate closing of an estate
necessitates my selling at sacrifice prlco
the nlco rental Income property at 2226
Ohio street It will sell quick, See me
tomorrow. Frank Wilcox, 602 Omaha
Nat'l rBnnk Bldg, Phone Douglas 1836.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
25 per cent on your money; two 4-room
cottages and two 6-room cottages, rent
ing $500 per annum. Price, $2,6uo. Phone
MUST bo sold, 3 houses b. V. corner 17th
and Caatcllar; rents $13 per month; each
house has water, sewer, bath, gas; worth
$3,000; will sell, If taken .soon, for $3,700;
$700 cash. Phone D. 5007. .
MARRIAGIS MCK.N8ES.
The following marriage licenses
been Issued:
Name and Address.
Alonzo W. Lacey, Uncoln
Mary Lillian Phelps, Benson
Leonard L. Carey, Omaha
Cecilia C. Barry, Omaha
William L. Candec. Evnnston. 111..
Marie L. Dunn, Los Angeles
Carl F. Stadler, Omaha
iizanetn jem, umanu
Charles J. Collins, Lincoln
Margaret M, Connor, South Omaha
William Mchrens, Omaha
Clara Vaughan, Omaha
Earl Jeffera. Council Bluffs
Myrtlo Orr, Council Bluffs
Lewis Gundy, Mlnden, la
Emma Wells, Neola, la....,
Jesse Y. Adams, Albert City, la,
Evelyn Lovgren, Albert City, la.
Merl W. Reese. Omaha ,
Ruth M. Hasfeldt, Mollne, III ,
Harry Swltzcr, Rodfleld, la
Lena Franklin, itoaiieia, la
James N. Swain. Malvern. Ia
Marie A. Hlmebaugh, Malvern, la.,,
Ike Pane. Omaha
Lena Arzanto, Omaha
James L. Tomanek, South Omaha..
Lurv Slumlko, Omaha, ,,.
Dell LeFranWs, Creston, Ia ,
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Chlldron, 8H to 11'. ..$1.40
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Our
Guest Room
Wo have a lare comfort
ably furnished bed-room
for the use of those who
wish to be
near the
body of a
departed
one pend
ing interment.
We make no charge for the
use of this room. Its main
tenance la in line with our
policy of service, of giving you
more than you expected.
The same policy gives you,
without extra charge, the use
of our non-sectarian chapel,
adjustable in size to accom
modate large or small funerals,
arranged to afford absolute
privacy for the bereaved.
TbUphon DougUu 390 1
M4th and Dodgt. Reached bi
Ilarruy and Croji Toant Llnti
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automobile smash-up In St. Paul. They
were Joy. riding when their machine got
away from them and collided with an
Iron telephone or light pole. The ma
chine was split In two and the men all
bndly hurt.
(lonit Karnur to Hue.
That was as good an excuse to sue a
railroad as one lawyer wanted. Ho nailed
his man and tcRethcr they made out their
case. This case was tried nt St, Paul
late In April of this year. The railroad
won only after as desperate a fight as If
the case had actually been bona fide, nnd
when the verdict of the Jury was tele
phoned Into the railroad's legal offices
Its attorneys who hnd fought It through
were as Jubilant as If they had actually
aohloved a signal victory.
This man swore on the stand, under his
lawyer's direction, that his Injury came
from the accident at Mackenzie, N. D
two years before; that at that time he
wan so badly hurt as to bo unable to
travel and laid In bed at Fargo seven
days. Tho railroad produced the book's
of the company for which this fellow had
worked to show that he never lost a day;
that Instead of being laid up for seven
days Immediately following the accident,
ho mndo five towns the very next day.
The man sworu that he had been earning
on tho road from JIM to IM0 a month.
Tho company's books showed that the
most he ever earned was H"(t a month for
only one month and that his highest an
nual Income was 11,400, nnd that this was
earned In the year following his alleged
Injury nt Mackenzie.
Yet when this case went to the Jury
after a severe trial the Jury baltotcd sev
eral times before reaching a conclusion
In favor of the company. The plaintiff's
attorney In this case was Tautgess of the
firm of Hall. Tautgess &. Loefflcr of Min
neapolis. Poor I,nirrrri Ilnrrrd.
This Is no bualness for a poor lawyer
or a young one Just starting Into prac
tice, unless he can get In with one 'vhi
has tho money. For It takes money to
play this game. It requires an Immense
amount for advertising under cover
soliciting nnd maintaining agenta. Be
sides, some of the more successful prac
titioners, such as "BUI" Keefo of 8t.
Paul, who thodgh not a lawyer Is t
pioneer at tho business, with 8. Ander
son aa his chief lawyer! Stiles &. Devaney
of Minneapolis nnd others, have their
own "homes," or hospitals, whore their
patlenta or clients are kept, it la much
safer to keep a client at one's own hos
pital where he knows all that goes on.
Tho railroad's profess to have a record
of a caso where one of these clients with
a broken arm wan kept at a hospital for
thirteen days before anything was done to
rellova his injur?. The worse the Injury
tho better the chance for damages.
Then another sourso of expense Is thu
payment of contingencies and the pur
chase of claims. These lawyer very fre
quently so to an Injured person and
guarantee him any amount he Is offend
by tho company In a proposed settle
ment, simply buying the man'a claim.
They also pay as high as J100 a month
contingency pending the trial. This Alt
take money. This Is ono reason why the
Industry Is monopolized by a handful of
lawyers.
One of tho most resqurceful of these
personal Injury expert" l W. R. Dux
bury of St. Paul, who served many years
as & railroad lawyer.
1.1st of Ifixhlblta.
Here Is "the enclosed schedule of re
cent cases" Mr. Duxbury sends. The case
of Burlio against the Minneapolis and St.
Louis Railroad, with a verdict of $25,7(0,
was, according to the, railroad's lawyers,
finally settled at Washington, D. -'.,
pending appeal, .for less than the amount
stated. This ti a sample list, which seems
to verify the statement made In contra
diction to the personal Injury lawyers that
the average Judgment In Minnesota Is
not greater than lstwhere:
CROP CONDITIONS ARE IDEAL
Winter Wheat Continue to Be Ear
Above the Average.
RAINS HAVE BEEF urENERAL
Alnrm Occnaloned by the Apprjtr
nnce of the Ilesslnn Fir Hnb
aides Little or No Second
Pin n (I n ir of Corn.
Almost Ideal crop conditions prevail
throughout Nebraska, according to tho
weekly crop bulletin of tho Burlington.
There have been general rains over tho
ontlre grain belt, nnd tho condition of
winter wheat Is estimated to oe better
than for many years.
The condition of wlnt wheat- on tho
Omaha division ts placed at 101 per cent:
. a . , . . J1..I.I M . .
Liincoin aiviaiun, iv vcr ccnii .vyiuuiu
'division, 102 per cent; McCook division,
W per cent.
The rains have been so general nnd eo
abundant that crops are not suffering
from lack of moisture in any section of
the territory tributary to the nurllngton
On tho Wymore division, the alarm
occasioned by the appearance of the Hes
sian fly, has subsided. Tho continuance
of favorable weather will result In tho
largest wheat crop in tho history of Ne
braska, according to the report.
Oats nnd spring crops have likewise
made remarkable progress during: th
last week, and the fields are In excellent
condition. Corn has germinated well, and
llttlo or no second planting has been re
quired.
Two Big Conventions
Coming as Result of
the Publicity Bureau
Two big conventions whlclt the pub
licity bureau of Omaha used Its lnfluenco
In bringing to Omaha this year are to ba
held In Omaha next week. They are, the
Nebraska Association of Funeral Direc
tors and tho grand lodgo of Ancient Order
of Free and Accepted Masons. These two
conventions are expected to bring at least
D00 or 1,000 delegates to Omaha, The
funeral directors' convention Is to be held
from Juno 9 to 11 and the Masons from
June 9 to 12, K, S. Thompson hns charge,
of the local arrangements for the Masonta
convention.
Large Fortune is
Waiting for Krebs
A law firm of Watertown, Wis., has
written to the city clerk asklns; for In
formation about the family of a man
named Krebs, who Is the brother and heir
of Uottlleb Krebs, a wealthy resident of
Watertown, who recently died.
According to the law firm, Kadlng &
Kadlnu, Krebs was living here until a
short tlmo ago, when news of his death
was received In Watertown, but tho new
was never confirmed. He was supposed
to have left a wlfo apd largo family, who
would share, In the Krebs estate If found.
City officials have been unable to lo
cate Krebs or his family.
OMAHA BUSINESS MEN
TO FEAST LINCOLN 1TES
Invitations havo been sent out from
the Omaha club for a luncheon which
will be given for thirty Lincoln business
men Wednesday noon. In the evenlnir
the
are the hosts.
the visitors will be wined and dined at
io Country club. Omaha business men
PARTIAL LIST OF VERDICTS AND SETTLEMENTS.
Verdict Am't.Offercd
Title of Action. or Before We Took
Mettiement. unarre or case.
rtntn. vs. C. M. & 8t. P. Tty Settlement
Dougherty vs. W, & P. Herald.. Settlement
Burho vs. M. & St. L. It. It. Co Verdict
Prtcgge vs. a. N. and N. P. Hys Settlement
Wlndonwerder vs. O. N. and Soo L. Bys. ......Settlement
Murray vs. O. N. Ry Settlement
lieirron VS. Hireei ity. wo , ociuemen.
Oftge VS. M. & St. L. U. , W.,
McDonald vs. 0, N. Ry. Co....,
Snyder vs. Box Board Co
Bowcn vs. Mpls, Ucn. Elec. Co
Peters vs. No. Pnc. Ry
Barry vs. Soo Line Ry
Mrnnvern vs. Hon Line Ry
Harouff vs. Chi. at. Western Ry.
Settlement
, ..Settlement
Verdict
Settlement
t Settlement
Settlement
, Settlement
Settlement
Leko vs. North Am. Tel. Co Settlement
Meyers vs. C, M, & St. P. Ry .....Settlement
Cowing vs. Spokane A I. E. Ry Settlement
Heller vs. Soo Line Ry i Settlement
Vunder Wcgen vs. at. No. Ry Settlement
Hill vs. Jonos., Verdict
Bray vs. Duluth Edison Klec, Co Settlement
Wlegmann vs. Soo Line Ry Settlement
Kollcr vs. O. N. and C, St. I'., M. & O. Rys... Verdict
Dieter vs. B. & O. Ry Settlement
Johanson vs, Mpls. Drug Co Settlement
P. Leko vs. C B. & Q. Ry.., Settlement
Vaughen vs. Ry C. C. A Verdict
Ryerse vs. Soo Line Ry Settlement
Johanson vs. Am. H. & D, Co Settlement
Kalmar vs. Engine Works... Settlement
Colberg vs. Btreet Ry. Co.., Verdict
Peterson vs, Brooks Settlement
Dm vs. Deeks &. Smith , Settlement
Joiner vs. Street Ry. Co r Settlement
Holman vs. St. P. P. O. L. Co Settlement
Davis vs. Street Ry. Co ...Verdict
Morltx vs. C. & N. W. Ry Settlement
Dunn vs. C. & N. W. Ry .....Settlement
Sperry vs. Wlnnett & Burdlck Settlement
Bulatovlch vs. C, M. A Bt. V. Ry Settlement
Cook vs. C M. & Bt. P. Ry Settlement
Steen vs. C, M. ft St. P. Ry Settlement
Hodergren vs. at. No. Ry. CO Settlement
Elllckson vs., M. ft St. L. R. R. Co Settlement
Peterson vs, M. ft St. L. R. R. Co Settlement
Shevltn vs., C..M. ft St. P. Ry Settlement
Williams vs. Dickson Verdict
Schloesser vs. C St. P., M. & O, Ry Settlement
Nothing
J l.OOU.UO
10,000.00
300.00
Boo.tyj
1,500.00
200.00
1.000.00
2,000.00
260.00
5,000.00
moo
j.ooo.oo
1,000.00
Nothing
M.OO
1,500,00
200.00
500.00
1.000.00
Nothing
MO.tt)
200.00
Nothing
Nothing
260.00
1,(00.00
Nothing
Nothing
50.00
45.00
150.00
100.00
60.00
Nothing
600.00
400.00
Nothing
600.00
Npthing
Nothing
300.00
260.00
S00.CO
1,000.00
100.00
Nothing
Ain't We
Obtained
Client
$ 800.00
4.000.00
24,750.00
00.00
2.600.00
8,750.00
500.00
5,000.00
7.600.00
2,600.00
6,000.(
1.100.00
10,000.00
3,200.00
400.00
LOOO.OO
6.000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
2,100.00
6,000.00
2,100.00
625.00
7,500.00
600.00
1,000.00
4,600,00
600.00
400.00
400.01
600.00
too.oo
600.00
400.00
600.00
1.500.00
1.600.OT
l.OOO.OO
2,000.00
2,500.00
600.00
2,600.00
1,000.00
1,000,00
1.000.00
1.873.00
2,500.00
' 1,100.00
1,000,00
1133,300.00
Total , 133,643.00
In these Instances we recovered four times tho amounts offered In settlement
to our clients before we took charge of the cases, and settled forty-one out of
forty-nine, without the expense of going Into court.
Denied by Railroad.
The railroads not only emphatically
deny this lost statement, but go on to
show that, counting for the amount paid
the lawyers and the loss of employment
to those who might have It from the
roads, the claimant come out of the ma
jority of cases 1n Minnesota very much
worse oft than bad they settled direct
with the companies.
According to the railroads these sample
lists are not so arranged as to reflect all
the little details. For Instance, they do
not always disclose Just how the spoils
were divided as between the lawyer and
his client. One of the trick of the trade,
so the railroads say, la for tho personal
Injury lawyer to drag a "settlement" or
suit along as long as possible and the re
sult generally Is a big amount of fee
and "expenses" to counterbalance what
ever tho client Is supposed to get.
This much seems plain these lawyer
are In this unusual game, not for their
health, nor that of the claimant against
a railroad, but for their own financial
enrichment. .
Kidney nnd LlTer Troubles
Quickly relieved by Electrio Bitter
best remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia,
heart burn and most kidney troubles, Wc
and 11.00. All druggists. Advertisement.
Persistent Advertising' ts the Sore Road
to Business Success.
Receipts on Grain
Exchange Break
Previous Records
Receipts at the Omaha grain exchange
broke all records yesterday morning when
the total number of cars received was 640,
which is considerable mora than the pre
vious best day on the exchange.
By far the greater portion of tho re
ceipts was corn, of which there was 647
cars.
UNION PACIFIC TO BE.
HOST F0RTICKET AGENTS
Five hundred ticket agents from various
cities In the eastern half of the United
States, will be the guests of the Union
Paclflo system, this month, for a trip to
Yellowstone park. Beginning- June H and
continuing until June 25, a party ot tho
ticket agents will arrive In Omaha each
day. The ticket agent will arrivo her
early In the morning and after a trip over
the city, as guest of the Union Paclflo
and the Commercial club, they will depart
for Yellowstone park on the' Loa Angela
limited. The outing- will occupy ten days,
the ticket agents returning for short vlslu
at Salt Lake and Denver on their return.