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TIIK'llBE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. APRIL , 1, 1015. REAL ESTATE 9kMU 6. RANCH LANDS FOR SAL lorra. Farm For At Bargain 60-acre farm with good improvements, near Folsbm, la. H. W. BINDER & CO., 5 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. SWAPPERS' COLUMN STENOTYPE Have a practically new Stanotvne. naed one month, leaving city. Must dispone of It at once. What have out Address . j. n. TPEWK1TKR Nearly new No. 6 Un derwood typewriter: will trade for cashier eaao or office furniture. What have yeuT 8 C. 839, Be. TRUCK, For sale or trade a ton delivery truck. What have you to offer? Ad dress 8. C. 643, Bee. TYPEWRITERS li. C. SMITH AND Smith Premier, perfect order, exchange for good diamond ring. B. C. 8S3. Bee. WILL trade my $500 lot near Miller park for late Ford auto. Give full particu lar. Address P . Bee. o WATCH Will trade a good gold filled case new watch for a good pup. Ad dress 6. C. 777, care Baa. WATCH Man' 14-karat gold case watch, cost .7.50. Want diamond ring or make offer of what you will trade. S. C. Ml, Bee. FOH RENT Apartsarwats aad Flats. FOR R EH T Most beautiful, finely fin ished and up-to-date 3, 4 and 6-roora apartments la city. Building just fin ished. Flora Apartments. 8661 Jones Bt FOR RENT S rooms' with toilet and bath, easy walking distance and does to car.. 111.60 per month. T. SULLIVAN, 21f Brandels Theater Bldg. Doug. 4413. 10.EO. THREE large rooms part mod. flat for small family. 1MB Kim St. D. 6073, 8T. O BO ROE Apartments, located la select West Farnaro district; one 5-room suite to let Phone Web. 174. -to CENTRAL No equal n price -or quality ; i-room nouBc: i-iwm wii. --. FIDELITY . fflcLs FREE Phone Douglas 1128 for complete list of all vacant houses and apartments, . also lor "storage, moving, packing, shipping.- nlSP.IS APARTMENT. 5 ROOMS AND BATH, IN THE CALI FORNIA. 8KB JANITOR. DOUO. 6237, . APARTMENTS. Six rooms. In the Barnard, at ParkAve. and Leavenworth Bt. Vacant April 1, S47.50. Blx rooms In the Sherman, 2506 Sherman Ave., vacant April 1. $37.50. Five rooms In The Georgia, at 1040 Georgia Ave., east front, S. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, K 1622 Farnam St. Doug. S98. Karalsaed Apartaen4s. ,-room brick furnished flat, 1331 Park ave, Fnratsliaa na MADIEWN-ilst and Chicago; steam heat; ll mo,, and up; cafo 1b Ciwnectlun. D.W SITTINO room and bedroom for two or three business women, In modern, pri vate home; every convenience. Harney ttt0. 1035 Bo. aist Bt. STEAM heated rooms, S3 week. Ogden Hotel, twines muns. MODERN 8',. 25th Ave. Doug. 4w. t Nicely fur, rooms. iH4 N. 25th, Doug. t4aX MODERN, light, newly furnished rooms, with bath; suitable for two ladles. Harney 45ci6.- TWO handsomely furnished rooms fo ladles. 2H1 Jackson. Harney 6217. It oar a sad lloom. JEWISH girt wants room and board In Iwflned Jewish family. Address M. 2W. Bee. , rolTva 1-Hw wishes board and room la xchangs for stenographlo work uglit ft morn. will furn. typewriter. Web. 8136. Hoasekeeplna Hewms. LIQHT housekeeping rooms; also elegant sunshiny sleeping rooms. 230s-10 Douj las. FARNAM, 2822 Nice housekeeping rooms, Newly papered, electricity, gas range. DAVENPORT, 201 Two nicely furnished housekeeping rooms. Hate is aad Apartsaaats. UODOK H"TK1j- Modern Reasonabas. Llgat MOBSkeetBs; Hoetsaa. STEAM heated rooms, with alcove, kitchenette, furnished. Ogdea HoUU Council Bluffs. Houses (s4 tullsfn. ALL slses. H per month up. 07 Paxtoa, Dwelling, 414 So. 38th St.; tiled vestibule, reception hall, front and back parlors, dining room and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2 bath rooms, hot water heat, garage. All in first class con dition. Location A-l. Benj. S. Baker. Phones D482, II317. FOR RENT. A fine substantial brick flat, 7 rooms, .,11 modern except electric light, N. t-A m.. walking distance, uoaucea irom jo to n so. t. 10th, fine location, a beautiful S-room . houso and garage, strictly modern, for 4v per month. On S. 2eth, near Woolworth. a -room, ktrlctly modern, fine condition and very ch-an. f7.0. Come m the office and examine our list: 257 houaes In all parts of the city, for rent front 112 to 10o per month. W M. NABH CO.. Real E-tate snd Rentals. I.u j Ilee HM Phone Red 2SH. K rtcE FOR RENT. K( vi n rooms and hall, strictly moilorn. urdnood finish 111 first story, three lied- ich ms up'tulrs. one bedroom or den and bath on first floor. fJu. This house fronts on a paved atreet and boulevard, 24 l,loi ks in m car line. J. H. Il UUN'T St CO., tin State Rank Klris. Phone I louylaa n. 36. NEAR FA K.N Ail Wht., east front, only i. O'KKEKK REAL ESTATE CO., I :' Omaha Sui Dou. ;Tli REAL ESTATE FARM tt R.tH LANDS FOR BALK Iowa. Sale a FOR RENT and f'fllisfffl. 2714 Davenport St, t-room modern cottage. i.rge lot, o. MO S. 30th St., fr-rnom house, modern, $..i. Inquire 812 P. WHh St Globe Van&Storage Stores, moves; packs, ships: storage, $2 per month. When you move call us Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 and Tyler m 6-ROOM bungalow, modern: rent reason able. 3422 Hamilton. Har. 11T7. Doug. 1187, LARGE 4-room cottage, modern except heat; nice yard, iid. in. am jwr. GoraonVanCo. Moving, Packing, Storage. 919 N. 11th St. Phono D. 354 or Web. 132. 7-ROOM, all modern. 2436 Parker St. Maggard's Van and Storage Co. Call us for es timates for mov- tng, p&tnlllg, Douglas 14!i. Bhlpplng. 1713 Webster St. SEVEN-ROOM modern house, 106 8.86 St S-room mod. house. 2512 Chicago. D. SI 44. 2303 GRACE 4 pleasant rooms, ground floor, 14 month. Tel. Web. 6734, J.CsReed&aS moving, storage. Karaam. D. aiel FOR REMT We have a complete list of all bouses, apartments and flats that are for rant. 1ft Is list can be see free of charge at Omaha Van ft Storage Co.. SOS So. :6th St. O.UUBS creigto boos & Co.. i Bee Bldg. I KOOVS, Mil Jones St., S30. Never been occuplea. Bleeping porcn; oak finish; modern throughout. Apply 304 H. 17th Bt. Phone Douglas 64S7. WANTED TO KENT JV A NT ED Four or five-room, in good neighborhood, for light housekeeping by gentleman snd wife. C 2G4, Omaha Bee. To REwNT A new modern 6 or -room bungalow or house In desirable location; rent must be reasonable. Call Doug. 1683. PRIVATE ottice near lttth and Farnam - Bts., with telephone extension and joint use of reoeotlon room. Mercantile tlrm. Give location and price. Bux E 265, Omaha. REAL ESTATE FARM V RANCH LANDS FOR BALE California. To Dream is right, then all tnatls neeued to make thut dream come true is to want the thing strongly enough. Land in our LIVE OAK COLO iN Its, near Bacramento City, in their beautiful setting of live oak trees, wltn rich soil, heaitnlul climate, good nuighbors, railway service, alfalta, hogs, dairying, general farming, poultry rais ing, Is still cheap enougn tor any man who wants to hard enougn and long enough to get a piece of It. It means In dependence, content,- comfort. These durable satisfactions of life are to be had by any man who prises them enough. Why not look these colony lands over on April 7 and get yourself a home now? We have all sizes, some finely improved places among them, and all at prices within your reach, and on terms to suit you. Railroad fare f50 for round trip. Purchasers' fare refunded. Don't forgot the date April 7. Free literature. W.T.Smith Co., ' City National Bank Bldg. , Caaada. STOP! LOOK I READ! Now is the time to come to Canada and buy a good farm. The safest investment on earth Is earth itself. 1 have some of the cholCet wheat and flax land In West ern Canada that will make you money. Close to town, consolidated school and church. Bee me for cheap Investments. Seventeen years' experience In Western Canada lands. P. H. Bovair, D'Arcy, Bask., Canada. Carae TO SETTLERS ONLY 120 acres for (309. Klcu eoru, alfalfa and wheat land; no sand. J. A. Tiacy. Fort Morgan. Cola, Florida. MR. SALARIED MAN, homesceker, In vestor, this Is a time for serious thinking and economical expenditures. 1176, lu down, $10 per month, will buy you five acres citrus fruit and trucx land, with lot in Palm Beach county, Florida. Mar velous climate, SU6 crop growing days in the year. For full information, call or write Chapek, 840 Brandels Thea.. Omaha. Mlssoart. BlOOEfeT land sale of the year now on. 100 Jurty-aor. farms Its) eacn. Uood land. Well settled locality. Cluae to railroad. Ill per acre Is half actual value. Ureat est bargains in South Missouri at sensa tional prices. Wilts today fur free liter ature. D. Merriam, Ellis dt iJentou, Kansas City, Kansas. atlaaesuta. B A no A I N 140-M ere farm 20 miles from Minneapolis; 140 acres vjder cultivation, 10 acres good meadow, acres timbered pasture; can practically all be cultivated; good corn land; farm Is fenced; 10-rooin house, barn, granary, mach os sued, wind mill, etc.; U head good milk cows, 4 g jod uorses, harnesses, wagons, complei set wf machinery, hogs, chickens and every thing on the farm goes at 4a per acre; te.Oow caan, balance can stand for 10 years at per oeut. Bchwab Bros., tuii liy uioutli Bldg., Minneapolis. Mlun. Why PayKent Thla l:i jiu,i the picu you have been looking for HjO acres located in the fa mous Red River Valley, Polk county, Minn., ( miles from town: rich, black loam, clay subsoil; 100 acres broke, second crop on land now. We U1 erect set of bunding to suit buyer on a CAteH PAY MENT of fiou, balance tl per acre each year. V"e will furnish you with all tne cows and hogs you i an handle. You r,y for them out ot half the cream checks and half the In, im. THE VOUEL REALTY AGENCY 01-lw W. O. V. Bldg . Oinalia, Neb HAVE 1J0 acres of Minnesota land, will trade for '-Ity property; alii accept Vtc troia at first paymeiit. Addiess B 2ti3, but. REAIi ESTATE NORTH BIDE LAST CHANCE LAURELTON and BELLE ISLE The most remarkable development ever made in Omaha Las taken place in these two additions, lying south of Miller Park and west of 24th street. More Building Is going on there NOW than any part of the city. Only 9 Lots Left One on Laurel Avenue One on Cron Point Avenue $800 Two on Crown Point Avenue, each..; $950 Two on v Kansas Avenue, each $1,150 One on 25th Avenue. $800 Two on 27th Street, each $700 These are all fine lots and the price includes sewer, water and walks for each lot. Come Out Today See 15 houses under construction and see why a hundred other buyers selected this spot. , Charles W. Martin & Co. Tyler 187. A 742 Omaha Nat '1 Bank Bldg. $300 Cash $35 Per Month Itfli F.vans St., brand new, modern homo, large living room, vratlbulo en trance and coat closet, dining room, with paneled walla and window sent, kitchen, fino pantry and vestibule, all on first floor; three, bed rooms, eun room or sum mer sleeping porch and bath on second floor. This Is a well arranged and beau tifully finished house; plumbing and heating guaranteed; house has Just been decorated on both floors with expensive paper. Full sot of screens and shades go with the house. Yard Is nicely sodded and street Is paved.1 See this today. Payne & Slater Co. filtl Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. rSTc-ASH. BFMIS PARK DISTRICT. All modern, 6-room bungalow on one floor; living room nnd dining room fin ished In oak. built-in bookcase, cupboard and other up-to-dato effects. ' Price, only $2,750. THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY, 1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg. Douglas mi. REAL. ESTATE FARM RANCH LANUB FOR BALK M.aUss, RENTERS, HOMEcEEKKRS Your op portunity. 40,000 acres irrigated wheai and altaifa land for settlement at Vallur. Mont S41.W) to M per aero; fiitecn years time. For particulars, write Vailer r aua bales Co.. ttox 1002, Valler. Mont. Mortal Dakota. BUY NORTH DAKOTA farm, 13 per acre cash, balance crop payment plan. Have fine wheat, corn and aifalfa farms for 125 to S3& per acre. For further infor mation see '!'. buUivau. 2U Brandels Theater, Omaha, Neb. o Aenraska. A SNAP cn 116 acres of good farm land, 3Va miles from Blair, Neb. For further particulars write R. Martin, Owner, ' Little Falls. Mlnn. 15 MILES TO STOCK YARDS. Raise stock and be Independent. We have a Jno-a. In Douglas county; about DO a. In cultivation; bal. rolling and tim ber. Price $100 per acre: terms. M0 a. imp., Kimball Co.; best of soil. Only tlO.'.OO. Muy take a little trade. J. N. BN1TZER, 422 Paxton Blk., D. 2181, SACRIFICE SALE. .---- l,n. nA a.,,., ir.n .mnAlh rich farming land west of Dalton, Neb. it', II (I, tA . n.A .iiilnk aula Itittv i,au vjr.:i, vjjtiaiii. FOR BALE Best large body high-grade medium-priced land In NePraaka; very little money required. C. Bradley, 'Wol bach, Nsb. - Uklahoma. FORCED BALE! 6ti0 acres fine Oklahoma land, Garvin end Urady counties, which I must sell wltn In M days! All furmable; 400 acres In cultivation. 130 per acre; worth $00. Ad dress OWNER. Box 134, Kingfisher. Okl. Haata Dakota. 240-ACRE, excellently drained valley farm in corn and alfalfa belt, southeastern So. Dakota; 3 nil. town; small buildings; artesian well; land gently sloping, black loam soil; splendid neighborhood, sur rounded by high priced farms. Price, S67.o0 per acre. Carlson & Wallln, 304 McCague Bldg., Omaha. Also Carthage, B. P., office. . Texas, , NO crop failure; 14 acres netted $4,000, For information address J. L. Ellis, Exeter, Neb. WlieaMiln, Upper Wisconsin Best ua.iy and general crop state In the union; settlers wanted. Lands for ssla at low prices on easy terms. Ask for booklet No 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Orant. Excellent lands for stock raising. If IntereaU'd In frJint lands auk for book let on Apple Ocrharda. Address Land and Industrial Department, boo Line Hallway, Minneapolis. Minn. Wyomlagr. DO you want a homestead that will grow grain, vegetables and corn? I have it for you In Wypmlng. A few townships, splendid Xfo-acre homesteads Just open. New railroad 1 building. Free coal, gooa water, aci quick, it won l last. Come to Buffalo. . Write or wire ahead. C. J. Dumbolton, Buffalo, Wyo. o FOR RENT Farm aad ltanch Lands. UNIMPROVED 4 snd 11-acre tracts. JOHN N. FBEvv &Eiv PUUuLAo M. WANTED TO BUY WANTED To buy a seoouu-hand buggy. Address J care Bee. Tale buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1413. OFFICE furniture, bought and sold. C Reed, 1301 Far bam. Doug. C14S. Wa. BUY, 2d-heaa ointuea I4J1 N. 4lh. ttliglitly used high-grade piano, b. 11. GOLDEN oak typewriter desk. D. 3631. ABSTRACTS OF TITLES Reed Abstract Co., olde.t abstract of fice In Nebraska. V& Brandels Theater. KERU Title Guarantee and Abstract Co, a modern abstract office, doe aw 17th Bt Phone IXiugla'i 4T. I 1 ' . . ,, -- REAL ESTATE DOWNTOWN Douglas St. Bargain We are ottering one of the beat invest ment income , properties on Douglas fct that can be had In downtown real eaiate. Nonresident owner says sell. For quick action will maks price and terms right. Builclng all modern; In fins order. W. T. Smith Co., City National Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Frame fiats and cottage, good tepalr, well located; income t'O yearly. Price, quick sale, 14,'juu Only ll.oOV caab r vimrud. NORTH SIDE REALTY CO., 241 u bU and Aineg Ave. REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE $3,000 Flvo rooms, elegantly furnished bath room, basement, furnace, strictly all niod orn. south front lot on naved street with paving a It paid, located Just north of llemls Park on Seward St. Make an ap pointment to see this. C. 0. CARLBERG, 312 Brsndcls Theater Bldg. TWO BIG LOTS, N. E. COR. OF 45T1I AND SARATOGA These lots are well located, close to esr and Qrand Ave. school, 114 ft. south front. Owner has Instructed us to sell these for $750; $450 for the corner and $300 for the Insldo lot. These are the two best bargains In that locality. Can arrange terms. HASTINGS HEYDEN. KH Harney Bt. STRICTLY MOOKKN ONLY $2,350. The price Is certainly low on thla nice little home. There are 6 good rooms, with furnace heat. Electric llghta, full base ment; on Ohio street; close to 3 car linos, schools nnd churches. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ware Block. x Douglas 1781. 1577 KVANS -r. mod nome, oak flnlsa throughout: easy terms. Web. SSUk REAL ESTATE LOANS FARMER, do you rued money? We ne gotiate for farm loaos. 6 or 10 vears, at S per cent, dealing direct with bor rower; 21 per cunt straight commission; correspondence solicited. Security Farm Loan Ass n. HO N. Dearborn St., Chicago. Ill, o CITY and farm loans, 6, 6"v ' per cent. J. H. Dumont Co.. 418 Slate Bank. WANTED City loans.- Peters Trust Co. vv AACli.D City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Bmlth Co., 1320 Farnam St. MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg. 100 to f 10.000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Woad HIJg., IMh and Farnam Bts. , GARVIN BROS JLoa. 4HOandup. BEE us first for farm loans In eastern Neb. United States Trust Co., Omaha. (j CITY LOANS. C. O. Carjberg, v 310-Dil Brandela Theatergldg. CITY property. Large loans a specialty. W. II 1. Thomas, ZU State Bank Bids. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO., 10ie Omaha National. Phone Douglas S715. ioo to 10,00i) made promptly. F. D. Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Bts. HEAL ESTATE WANTED a DHHrniPTinw of that home you have to ofier mentioned to a number of our most desirable clients Is likely to mean a good sale for you. No SAUNDERS COMPANY, 121S-1I1 W. O. W. Bldg. Douglaa 3622. JiEAL ESTATE ACREAGE TWO 5-ACRE BARGAINS Flvo acres In Keystone Park; good lo cution. IJ.OtO. Close to Benson. Five acres on main road that runs north ot Kriig Park: east front, one of the most desirable flve-aora ri. can be purchased In that locality; all in unainai prairie; neauuiui location: close to schooL Price 12.750. Either of these two pieces are excep- vionni uaiiuui ma can oe nau on easy terms. HASTINGS HEYDEN, - 1614 Harney t We have a number of clients who want to exchange small nia nf J , - " - V. .. u, UUl linpruveu and unimproved, for city prop- HE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY. lOlVltl W. O. W. Bldg REAL ESTATE -WEST BIDE $8,500' Fine Stucco Residence West Farnam This la only two years old and finished In handsome style. In hardwood snd equipped with finest modern features; tile bath, pedestal lavatory; nine rooms and fine sleeping porch; maid's room on third floor; fine east front corner lot garage. Worth more money, but owner must sell. Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler 153. Plate Bank Bldg. West Farnam $5500 Living room, dining room and kitchen first floor: three bedrooms and aleeping porch second floor; oak floors throughout, and oak finish; tile bathroom; complete basement: brick fireplace; garage and ce ment driveway and paving taxea all paid. House located one block from Joalyn's. Glover &'Spain ma-20 City National. Douglas 3i2. Cathedral District Modern home, 4 rooms and bath, not water heat; full cemented baaemunt with laundry; reception hall, parlor, dining room and kitchen on first floor; 3 bed rooms and bath second floor. Houth front lot. lawn, shade and fruit trees. This house is not new. but In good condition. Will make a bargain price to someone, as owner Is building larger home. Terms can be had W. T. Smith Co., Douglas 281 City Nsl'l Bank Blag. Unusual Offer 7-r., mod. home, full, level lot, 8. front, large trees, iron fence, paving paid. De sirable location. N. K. Hariacow Park. 'JU mln. walk downtown. Owner obliged V sacrifice, offera u!ty for tT'ib, any proposition and terms considered. Pres ent mtg., tXOuO. Phone D. Its.! or Tyler K140-J. WF.KT FAKNAM HOME Owner leaving city offers eligant ten- i u .... ..,,. ... , iiivrat IB.IUCII1Q street on West Farnam hill at a sacrifice. jixi n.-, I- mm. oana iiiag WLHT FARNAM home, 1 rooms, rec, tlon hail, bath, grate, large attic; a bar gain. bc owner, Ui B. Mb bL it iliV REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE FOH NALU-$7,(KNJ.OO Within one block from Itanacom park and une block from West SIlo car line, on 33d near Kranrta t , a beautiful H' room house the very best built house In Otnana. Everything modern and up-to. date. l-nulm- Urtrr-HWed oak; large attic furnished for billiard room: one nf the very finest location In tmha. This bouse cannot be duplicated for H.fw. Owner moved to Chicago: will take $7.K0 and give good terms. $45,000.00 Here It a snap for some South Omaha man. A handsome ti-room, strictly mod ern bouse on N. 24th St., South Omaha, i-T-iween u and I Ms., location lino; throe room, bath and sleeping porch up stairs; three rooms, hull, intry, re frigerator room, etc., downstairs. Ask to see this. Cood terms. W. M. NASH & CO., Real Estate, I .cans. Insurance. Rentals. '2 Bee Rldg. Phone Red SIIU Field Club District Beautiful 2-story new dwelling; Urge living room and dining room: butler's pantry and kitchen; three fine large bed room and iliimly sleeping porch; elegant bathroom with tiled floor. Oak finish downstairs except kitchen: oak floors up stairs. Everything first-class throughout. Built bv dny labor, ("an be bought on easy terms Scott & Hill Co. Douglas 1000. 307 McCague Bldg. SoOO CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY, Will buy a brand new bungalow, 6 large living rooms, oak finish, strictly modern and up-to-date In every way; choice cor ner lot, 50x133; both streets paved; loca tion west side Hanscom Park; value, 4.2.VI; price, $.1,7."in; terms, or lot taken as first payment. See us at once about this and other special bargains. nAPP BROS., 106 McCague Bldg. Douglas ISM. CHOICE LOCATION 7 rooms, nil mtidern. birch finish throughout, hot water heat, cement base mint, cast front lot, paved street with paving all paid, located on Houth sth Ave. near Field club, rrlce. 33,600. t an grant reasons bio terms. ' 0. O. CARLBERG, 312 Brandels Theater Bldg. REAL ESTATF SUBURBAN Dundee, Happy Hollow Buy a lot In Happy Hollow, located between Dodae fit. and Underwood Ave. and" Md St. and the lltippy Hollow Blvd. YOU WILL ISEVEK msuKM' Investing your money In this nddltlon. BUILDING RESTRICTIONS Trotect your Investment. EASY TERMS Will be made. PLATS AND PRICES Will bo mailed you Uon application anil we Will be glnd to show yon this a.UKton by automobile at any time which may suit your convenience. DON'T WAIT nut huv now nnd take sdvantaffe of tha Increase In value. .75 lots have boon sold. George & Company Phone D. "W. W2 City Nat. Bank Pldg. Dundee Lot On Davenport treet, between 4th and SOth. This Is a full lot. 60x136 feet, one of the most convenient lots to car line m Dundee, having sewer, water, sidewalk, aas and niivlna nearly all paid. Has about a 3-foot torruce and will make an ideal building site. Price, Hiatt-Fairfield Co. DUNDEE TWO-STORY UUNUALOW SIX ROOMS', $5,600. On terms If desired; thoroughly modern and only three years old. A bargain for someone. W. L. SELBY & 80N8, Phone Doug. 1M0. State Bank Bldg. llenaon. FOUR-ROOM HOUSE WITH TWO LOTS, 11,150. liimiH within two blocks from the end of car line and school. This will make someone a nice new home, wncre tney can raise a lot of fruit and chickens and still be closo to car, school and stores. Terms can be arranged. HAHTINU8 & HKVUKN, 1814 Harney Bt. Month Omaha. Seymour Lake club lot td exchange for Ford touring car. Lot overlooks lake; Is on Blvd. and close to the club bouse. Call evening, Walnut 3037. REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS Want Offer for a dandy home, 8 rooms and bath, all modern. In perfect order. Reception hall, panor, dining room, kitchen, pantry first floor; 4 bed rooms and bath second floor; full cemented basement, furnace: com pleta with storm saah, screens and win dow shauos. located In best residence section of Omaha, near Farnam car line, Will make terms If you want them. W. T. Smith Co., Douglan 2K19. City Nat l Bank Hldg. Owner Leaving City A big burgaln In a two-story bungalow design homo. This home was built only one year ago and is up to date in every particular. Beuutltui large living room with fireplace, beam celling and book cases. This room oiwns onto screened-ln porch. Large dining room overlooking SI 11 lor park, i n is uining room is un usually pretty and has beamed celllnit. bullt-ln buffet, quarter-sawed oak punnl- Ing from plate ran to door, oak finish and oak floors throughout Three larKO Lea rooms una natn on ths second floor Willi very large closets, Lverytliing about this home is complete and UP to date. Coiner lot Kxl20. Price for quick aalfl 14.876. We. consider this a snap, can arrange terms. Norris & Norris 400 Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglss 4'.70. Natl Realty Co. Bells and trades It. K. 21S Bee Bldg. D..S4W. COMFORT. PLKASANTNES8. fcl iVil). Hot water heated; excellent J-r. home. SAUNDERS COMPANY. l.'lD-lD W. O. W. Bldg. Douglas !K22. BARGAIN! cash. S3 monthly buys flvu lota, lAng lsluud, N. Y. 1 full price, () (only .13 earn), vaia, lit wutiam bt, New zorx uy. Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA. March W.-PRA1R1E HAY Choice upland, 41300; So. 1 upland, lUi.M No. 3 upland, $o..VjU.;i0; No, i upland w.umi 10.00: choice iniuiunu, ii.oo; .-so. midland, $12. wi; No. 2 midland, IlO.OOCif 11.00: No. 3, I'.i.owiiu.oo: choice lowland 110 ho: No. 1 lowland. (10.00; No. 2 low land, 8.b0.0u; No. 3 lowland, t.!Jup ' STRAW Choice wheat, W.004j.; choice ohI or rye. WiMxtlt.M. ALFALFA Choice pear green, leafy, fine stein, 14wwj lo.uo; Ml. 1, Iiv,I4UD No. 2, Ill'-Oa 13.00: No. 3, 111 Orfj li.Oo. gt. I.oul. ;raln Market. T. ICIS. March 31 . ' W H E A T No. 2 red. II 4'i; No. i hard, nominal; May, Jl.V.W: July. l liN CORN-No. 2. 74'c; No. 2 while. 7c May. 7:PAc; July. 7av.iiK.V-c, OATS-No. t. &uH4Kc; No. 1 white, SSPio. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Some Kindi of Cattle Steady, Other Kindt Weaker Fat Sheep Ten August Supplies. CORN AND OATS ARE STRONG OMAHA. March 31, Foreigners are In the wheat market, and as they want It delivered In th. noar future, it looks as If the demand la urgent. From their point of view pea' will not be declared very soon and It ap pears that there will be an exceptional demand for breadstuffs Not only Great Britain, but the other allien, am In the market tor August wheat. Their purchases are estimated at about 400,000 bushels. Russia Is about the only warring nation that has supplies ot foodstuffs ample to Isst for some time. The corn and oats markets are both strong. The sdvance In corn a sur prise to both bulls snd bears, ss the May delivery was quite strong and lha buying was mainly by commission houses, al IhoiiKh there were some short contracts covered. Packers were sellers of lard In a liberal manner and weakness In that product waa noticeable. Investors led In tn buy ing, being Influenced mainly by the ac tion of grain. Omaha spot market: Wheat was unchanged to He lower. Corn waa unchanged to Ho lower. Oats were Htfac lower. Clearam-es of wheat and flour were qual to 1.1M.000 bu.; corn. 3.000 bu. At Liverpool corn closed d higher. Prlmarv wheat reoelnta were 44i7.onO bu. and shipments m,7,0i bu., against receipts or (d&.oou bu. and shipments of sm,uv du. lust year. Primary rorn receipts "were 4.H.O0O mi. and shipments 64,uno bu., against receipts of wo.ooo bu. and shipments of 407,014) bu. stint ytMir. Prtmarv oats receipts were 1.0,19,000 bu. and shipments 724.000 bu , against receipts tt 7W.ooo bu. and shipments of 761.000 bu. hist 5'ar CAKL)OT RECEirTS. ' Wheat, corn, uais Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Omaha Kansas City.... M. Louis Winnipeg .143 US 122 ...111 ...nr. ... 11 ... Ill ... IB ...3ti0 There sales reported today Whent: No. 2 hard winter. 1 car. iiji, K i I. .. i . l..i- 1L ,-ara II 4f,'i: NO, 4 hard winter. 1 car (musty). 143i; No. 4 spring, tb ear. l 2R; No. 2 durum. K car, H.4J. Rye: Sample. 1 car, ILOu Corn: No. 3 yellow, I cars. 9c; No. 4 yellow, l car. c; i car, ; iie; No. 6 yellow, 1 car. : t- car. twtc: ear. 'c. No. 8 mixed, 4 Cars, (WW: 1 car. HSc: No. 4 mixed, 1 car. 7io: 1 car, 74o; -6 car, tfcio; No. niiJ 1 .r IWiir- 1 ear. sSC. Oats. No. 1 while. 1 cars, 544jo; No. 4 white. 1 car, M'lle; 1 car, M4e; sample, 1 car, biw iw.h. -o.h Prleea Wheat: No . turkev, I.47W1.4V. No. I turkey, $ Tf 1.48: No. 2 hard, 1.4n.r ; No. hard. II 4Titi(ii I.4m wo 1 spring, hi , i j.i.iim lilt' No. a durum. 11.43. Corn: No. 1 white. TWW70HC; No. 2 white, WVi,i 7ne: No. 3 white. WWwVtc; ivo, t wnue. ftMiifltfflc; No. t white, tiwnBM; io. i white, tilctic: No. 1 yeuow, vwiw No. i vellow. P4S3'4c; No. 3 yellow, K,4 fc: No. 4 yellow. tW(iriio: No. yellow, Aii.iiMUr ; No. S vellow. ertHiwc'. No. 1 tnlVAri W?IW.C! NO. 'A mixea. imllW'. No a mixed. NWWAc : No. 4 mixed. tHmm1 SR'ic: No. 6 mixed, fl&gwie: No. mixed, (Witifi74e. lints wo. . wnue, ototv, standard, MTu'itiVio: No. 3 white. Mir(S4Hc; No. 4 white, rKl1fi4o. Haney; .via tin WWle; No. 1 feed, mvaittc. Ry: NO. ll.WV'l.v"; NO. I, ll.U.WUSfc CHICAGO GRAIN AND mOVISIONt Feat ores of tka Tradlac aad C lost as; Priors as Board of Tra4e CHICAGO. March 31. Wheat turned heavy today In tha absence of any tm- Cortsnt new export business. The mar et closed weak. lWe to lHo under last rile-nt. Other leading staples, too. stu fered a net decline: rorn. c to lVlc Data. Utiltc. and nrovlslona. 7W30o, Notwithstanding that wheat St first made some show of strength, It waa not snow or sironmn, u waa nmi,.,. . the bears grabbed control. I tBt w"' long until Higher quotations at Liverpool had much to do with the early sains here, but seemed to be based In the main on bull ish Argentine crop estimates, the up turn was quickly taken advantage of both bv lonaa and shorts, especially as uoinestio field conditions were generally auspicious, the only fresh complaints be ing of dry weather in Illinois, wnat mad the downward tendency conclu sive, however, was disappointment at tun apparent lack or any urgent irsns- Atlantlo call. Word that tha seaboard had cable In quiries for new crop wheat failed to evoke enthusiasm here. A leading au thority said that In placing an eatimate on the probable value of July and Hep- limner deliveries it was lair to assume that whether or not the war continued, the bnytng on the part of Oermany and Austria would not be as unrestrained as was the case last fall. Corn waa under selling pressure all day. Favorable weather and reports of slack ness In cash demand operated as a handi cap on holders, and so, too, did the downturn In wheat. Oats showed the effect of the better outlook for seed ing. Arrivals at primary points were large, with no word of any export clear ance. Continued heavy receipts of hogs In tha west compared with Isst year, seemed to can lor lower values on provisions. Rathtr aggressive selling, though, was required to make the market give way. Quotations ranged as follows: Artlcle Open.l Hlgh, Low, I Close. yea' y. Wheat i T ' May. 1 14H 1 I1H 1 614 1113 July. 1 23H, 1 i3 1 21 1 21' 1 23 Corn: I May. 73. 73 72'4 7?H 7SS July. 76 7614 75 To'm 7tk Oats: i May. 87 67T, 66 B7 , 67 July. 64V, H 63S UK MH Pork: - I May. 17 K 17 30 17 00 17 ri S3 July. 17 75 17 75 17 46 17 f 17 30 Lard: May. 10 10 10 10 10 00 10 Of. 10 15 July. 10 40 10 40 10 174 10 J."-4 10 40 Ribs: May. 10 00 10 00 gl M 10 4BV, July. 10 30 10 30 10 80 10 22 10 30 Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. red, tl.bivt: No. i hard. tl.Stf4j. Corn: No. 4 yellow, 73c: No. 4 yellow. 704i71o; No. 4 white. 71' 1i 71 '4c. Oats: No. 8 white. 5tVt OTd7V4o: stunuara, oc. rtye: no. z, i.ltv. 1'arley, 7H?cnc. Heed: Timothy, 4.50ioi ; clover. aK.oOrf12.75. Provisions: Pork, llii.70; lard, 0.or; rll'S, S.0ufi9.5o. RUTTER Firm; creameries. MC. rHIS Higher; receipts, 14. Ml cases; at mark, cases Included, 17tln'Sc; ordinary firsts. 17vi.4l7V4c: firsts. HS'ifu'DiVio. I'OTATOK! Unsettled ; receipts, 2S cars; Michigan and Wisconsin red, JiXiwe; white. aMC42c. , POULTRY Alive, "higher; fowls, Hc; springs, inc. New York General Market. NEW YORK. March 81. filTOAR Raw, u: iKinlrlfiiHRl. 4.lwic: molasses. 4.00c. Refined, stusdy. Bugar futures were dull during the early trading today. At noon prices were unchanged. HCTTKH Kaaier; receipts, 10,586 tubs; creamery extras J score). 8oyo; rresin ery (higher scoring). 31.')lVc; firsts, Mi aoe: seconiis. vv'a.ic. KOtJS-Bteady; receipts. 31,434 cases; fresh gathered, extras, 22c; storage nacked. firsts to extra firsts. 30V4i2lw regular packed, extra firsts, !lc; firsts, lV((t':Wtc;i nearby hennery, whites, fine lo 1 ?Jc. fancy, iJc; nearcy rienneiy, urowns. CHEBJSEJ Firmer: receipt 1,006 boxes; state whole milk, fresh specials, Wif lb"tc; stat whole milk, average fancy, 14Jc. POULTRY Live, steady; weatern fowls, Mr; turkeys, Ufa 1 He. Dreaaed, quiet; western fror.en roasting chickens, Viilic; fresh iowis, itaiBc; turaeys, ItJ.'ic. sfiaa.apolls Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, March 81. WHEAT Mav. 11.44: July. IX.Khim .38 asked No. 1 hard. $Ui; No. 1 northern. H.to ilb0'4; no. nortnern, SLiicii.v, t. K1A)1'R Advanced; fancy patents. $7.50; first cleara, $ii.2fl; second clears. $4.74. RARLKY ;-73c. ltVK-$l.sil.l0. HRAN-IJIOO. CORN No. 3 vellow, tMitrfdVrO. OATH No. 3 white. U(qc. FLAX-$1.88i4l.SU. Kvaporated Apples and Dried Frnlt NEW YORK. March 81. EVAPORATED APPI.KS-Dull. DRIED FRUITS Prunes barely steady. Aprlools and peaches quiet. Raiolus dull, but stead" v AMERICAN LOST ON LINER PABALA L C. Thrasher of Mass ahusetts Wh on Ship Sank by German Submarine. ' ON WAY TO THE GOLD COAST LONDON, March 31. don Ches ter Thrasher, who was among tha 111 persons who lost thelx 11m when the British steamer Pal aba waa tor pedoed last Sunday by a German sub marine In Bt. Georges channel, prob ably was an American cttleen, al though the officials of the Broomast ale Mines company, which had em ployed him to go to the gaild coast of Africa, did not see hla passport and have no positive proof of Ills citizen ship. Thrasher was employed! by ths Panama Railroad com wan y from 1909 to 1913 and In 190S he worked In Ecuador on the staff of C F. Rob erts, chief engineer of the Guayaquil', Quito railroad. ' ' . , :' I Starr f Faaaeagr-tnra. -Passengers rescued from th Falaba say that when the submarine a reproached tha steamer the Germ art captaim shouted In English through a raccsptione "I am going to sink you." ; Another first class passeriger from. the Falaba reached Liverpool trmlght, having been rescued by a trawler 'and landed at Mil ford. " , The Dally Mall In an editorial In con nection m-lth th rfmwnln Af TV-.h.. . -.. w .. ...(. a iiiMiiri says that the question whether ths Wash ington government will permit a ' belli gerent to destroy an unoffending pas senger ship, carrying an Ajnertcan cltisea without giving that cltlson any oppor tunity to escape Is raised in Its sharpest rorm. The inquest at MUford Haven In .the matter of the sinking of the steamer Falaba has established an official death list of 111. Sweae riurtrs. Witnesses under oath tostlflod to what had previously been ' charged th.r the submarine fired before sufficient tlmo had elapsed for ths removal of tha pas sengers. Walter Baxter, chief officer of the Falaba, said that the submarine crew were drossed In khakL He also awora that the submarine when first sighted, flew tha English enalgn, which was re placed by the German enalgn prior to tha attack. Thrasher Is Identified. ' NEW YORK. March ffl.-Leon Chester Thrasher, who waa among tha Falaba' sj passengers who perished, lived In Hard back, Mass., before going to England. His mother, Mrs. M. L. Thrasher, Uvea there 'now. , Tha .Eastman-Dillon company, cankers of this city, transacted business with Mr. Thrasher and received from him a num ber of letters from time to time, the last) being written at Plymouth, England, Fstw ruary Id. The firm did not know whether ha waa an American eltlsen, but thought in inters to his mother written early In the year Mr. Thrasher Said he had fin ished With the fJnbt ia.l . . - ,u ,uvuH UD would return to Hard wick soon. Thi-naner Waa Eapert Machinist. HARD WICK. Mass., March St. Leon Chester Thrasher, one of the passengers whose lives were lost when the British steamer Falaba was sunk, was a olttsen of tha United States. lie was born here in 1S34. Thrasher's mother, Mrs. Mary- L. Thrasher, said Leon had lived here until 1901, when he went to Springfield to learn the machinist's) trade. After completing;' his apprenticeship he became trareltntr master mechanlo, his work taking him to many parts of the world. , Mrs. Thrasher received letter from her son last Friday, In which he wrote that he would sail from Liverpool on the. Falaba for Broomhassle, Africa, where he had obtained a1 position as master mechanlo in the mines. ' i The Thrasher family has appealed to Washington to learn the circumstances of the death of . Leon. , Mrs. Austin M. Thrasher of West Springfield communi cate! by long distance telephone with Congressman Frederick II.' Qlllett, who. she said, promised to cable Ambassador Page at London asking; the latter for a complete .report on the . death of - her brother-in-law. ... OMAHA GBSOHaV MARKJBT. BUTTKR No. i, l ib. cartons. 3c; Ko.' J, so-lb. tubs, 36U. CHUBS& imported Swiss. 34c; Ameri can Bwles, 26c; block Kwtsv 22c; twins. ltHo; daisies, 17'-ic; triplets, 17 Sw; Youivif Americas, IsViC; blue label brick, 17c; Urn burger, -lb., 30c ; 1-lb.. 30c: New York white, 19ci imported French Roquefort. 0c. FISH Trout. ISo; large crapptes, 16c: haiiliut. 15c; channel catfiah, 14c. WKET POTATOKS-Kansaa $!.7 bbl. BUUF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1. 16c; No. U, 13c; No. 8, 1114c. Ijoinu: No. I, l5ic; No. 8, lc; No. 3, lie. Chucks: No. l.Te: No. 3. SVvc; No. 3. 74ic Rounds: No. 1. 13u: No. 1 11 "Ac: No. 8, I0a. Rlates: Ko. I. 7V: No. J, 7Vie; No. S, 6cv POULTRY-Brollers, 20c; spring chick ens, lac; hens. Ho: cocks, kStc; roosters. c; sUgs. SVio; ducks, 15c; geese, loc, turkeys, 1315c; pigoous, per dos., 6uc: ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, 8c; squabs, No. 1, $1.50; No. t, Market quotations furnished by OUUiskl Fruit company, FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy Alpha betical, all sixes, $2.75 box; extra fancy Hunklst, all sixes, $2.50 box; extra fancy Red Ball, all sixes, $226 box. Lemons: Fancy Hunklst. Suos, 8ti0s, h.lMHU box choice Red Ball, $3 50 box. Grapefruit: 3s, $2.00 box; 4s, $2.25 box; 64a. $2.50 box; Ms and 80a, $2.75 box. Apples: Kxtra fancy W. W. Pearmalnea, $1.50 box; extra fancy Washington bpltacnburgs, $1.50 box; ex tra fancy Black Ben Davis, $1.35 box; extra fancy Black Twigs. $1.361.60 box; extra fancy Utah Genoa, $1.3,1 box; fancy Rome Beautlea, $1.50 box; fancy Rome Beauties, 6 box lots, $1.40 box; Shield Brand Wine Saps, K004i4 25 barrel. Ba nanas: Per bunch, $2.02.25; per pound, 4c. VBO ETA BLES Cauliflower: Per crate. $3.50. Cabbage: New York Danish. So pound. Celery: Jumbo, 80o dosen. Lettuce: Head, $100 doxen; leaf, 4o dosen. Onions: Yellow. 2a tKJUnd: red. 2a do unit: whit J Wo pound. Artichokes: $1.50 dosen. En dives: $6c pound, Brusael Sprouts: 30a pound. Peppers: too banket. Tomatoes: $4 5oti.OO rrata. Oarllc: sfic pound. Rad ishes: 50o dosen. Turnips: 60c dozen. Spin ach: 50c dosan. Paraiey: oOo dosen. Beans: $4.50 hamper. Onion Sets: Yellow and red. $1.50 bushel; white, $1.75 bushel, whits, $1.75 bushel, strawberries: . 50a quart. Potatoes: Colorado Rurala, 76o buahoi; Red River Ohloa. 65o buahal; Mta neaota W hi toe), too bushel. Sweet pota toes; Seed slock Delaware, April 6 to lit, $2.00 bu.Tiel. Mushrooms: 60v pound; Cocoanuts: $160 sack; 0o doxen. Ciau berrlna: It. Howes, $7.00 barrel; Lale Howes, $2.50 box. TUB OPD LOT BttVlgW. ImumI ekl 1.11s, .llhout luk!lir.l otorurUle. r dr xm .1 K. TorS bl'ick kavfunif. Invert Bul opprtunltlM. II a Hr. Sad bit Mm pi. etipios. 14 Uiaa4.sy, rw y.rk cur-