THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 18, 1916,
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FINANCIAL
j Estate Loans and Mortgages.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
'rtment houses, double brick houses,
gle houses, business property and farm
finds at ft pr cent. i per ont A 8 pr ct
VV. ti. -LlSt
Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1643.
fcR CENT to I Dr cent on bit class city
residences In amounts $2,000 up: alio
farm loam. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO.,l.3 Farnam at.
PRIVATE MDN'klY.
SHOPEN 4 COMPANY,
CitAHA homn. Eaat N.braaka farms.
Mil Omaha Nat'L Pbnn. Pouglae 1T11,
to loan an Improved farm and
raaehe. Wo aleo bur food term aaort
' geaee. Kloko Hit. Co.. Omaha.
t'BAL ESTATE loana, oil por MM. 8 m
" 111 Omaha Not. Bonk.
NO DELAY
W. T. GRAHAM.
BEE BLDQ.
' MONET on hand for city and
farm loan.. H. W. Binder, City
i.Hnnl Rank Blda.
and farm loana, 6, 8H,
r T"Y anO WD iu... , - j i -
w r,mnnt Co.. 41 Keellne Bldg.
IJjANS 6 thi F" Cent LOANS.
T THOS. L. MoOARRT.
vuit Rldv. Rod 4S44.
.11 Hn.h.
Nat'l Bank Bldg.
" MONET HARRISON A MORTON,
ft to .10.000 made promptly. P. D. Wead,
I mi. ink ! CPs-nam Ota
fTT and farm loana, I, 6tt. 6 per cent. W.
Financial Wanted.
t WANTED.
' - CITY LOANS.
,(f . . '
Immediate closing.
, Lowest rates.
; Residence loans a specialty.
Interest paid but twice each year.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Stocks and Bonds.
Our , Nebraska farm
mortgages are not af
fected y European ware
or panics. Amounts $400
to $20,000. We collect all
Interest and principal
rro n nhiMi' AO v-aara-
! In the Nebraska farm
field without a loss Is our record. - ,
KLOKB INVESTMENT COMPANT,
SOI Omaha Nat. Bank Bids., Omaha, Neb.
DISTRICT Improvement bonde In denomina
tions of $100, $200 and $500, to net Invest
or 614 per cent Interest semi-annually.
Abstracts of Title.
aflnoronPP Abstract Co. We can bring
VJUdi alllvCC down your abstraut on
short notice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 2947.
TT Title. Guarantee and Abstract
JYcIT Co., a modern abstract office.
106 8. 17th St. Tel. D. 6487.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska. 208 Brandels Theater.
Miscellaneous.
f p YOU will invest In a gold mine showing
promise of raising another crop of million
aires, write the Mountain Flower Gold
Mlno Co.. St. Joseph, Mo.
f ARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lands.
CALIFORNIA little suburban farms, Wr
Los Angeles, for sale on easy payments.
Write E. R. Walte, Shawnee, Okla.
Canadian Lands.
COURT sale Western Canada farm lands,
approximately 120,000 acres. Tenders re
ceived up to Slst of July, 1916. Particu
lars on application to offices In Reglna,
Saskatchewan, or Toronto, Ontario, of
National Trust Company, Limited, Re
ceiver of North Saskatchewan Land Com
pany, Limited. . .
Colorado Lands.
FOR SALE.
6 acres, -Beaver Park, $1,260; worth
f 1,600. Set 4-year-old apples; abundance
of water, fine domestic water; small
house and barn; finest location and cli
mate In Colorado.
J. A. PERKINS,
Florence, Colo.
CATTLE RANCH for sale. 1,009 acres) near
Buford, Colorado. 200 acres cultivated.
National forest grazing privileges for 1,000
cat e. Address "Ranch," 730 Symes
Buiiulng. Denver, Colorado
FOR SALE OR TRADE 320-acre eastern
Colorado farm for Improved Omaha prop
erty; low price for cash. Address M 237,
care Bee.
Colorado land; excursions every week; exp.
paid. C. I-. N!thaway, Florence, - Neb.
Michigan Lands.
V. 10 ACRES, $295
14 CASH. 14 MONTHLY.
MICHIGAN FRUIT, VEGETABLE AND
POULTRY LANDS.
NO INTEREST. 10 PER CENT OFF
FOR CASH.
Think Of a home where you can make a
living for yourself and family and be In
dependent. Not far from Grand Rapids.
The land Is high, dry and free from
swamp, and the most productive In the
state. The soil Is a dark, rich loam and
adaDted to fruit, vegetables and poultry.
It Is a beautiful, picturesque spot and just
the place for country homes, near town,
lakes and rivers. Free trip and booklet
to buyers. Call or write.
HENRY BRADFORD A CO.. OWNERS,
39 W. A,dams 8t" Dexter Bldg.,
Chicago, in.
Minnesota Lands.
0.000 ACRES Itasra and St. Louis coun
ties land in tracts of 40 acres and up
wards; near H lb Diner, la.ouo. and cms
holm. 8,000 people; fine schools, churches,
market, road and transportation ad
vantages; clay soil, level, easily, cleared;
most dee ran e tana in tnis section:
tow prices, easy terms. Come or write
I for map end foldor. Guaranty Farm
Land Co.. 44Q liyccum mag., uuiuth.
LAND BUYERS, Attention! Write for de
i scrlptlon and price list of my Minnesota
I and North Dakota farms. The best bar
i gains In the northwest. E. F. Andrus, 330
: Endlcott Bldg., St. PauI.M.nn.
Nebraska Lands.
RANCHES
v Ranch Investments are again coming
: into their own. we must raise and feed
a more cattle. Here Is an unusually choice
, list, i nave others.
, 1 Right on one of the great trunk lines.
f living water, with sufficient acreage under
4 in the wilderness. Get particulars and
. ' see plat at office. Can't tell all ki this
brief space; some trade.
One of the finest ranches In Banner Co.
with choice Improvements, All modern
iweuing, some irrigation, some fine farm
land, $34,000, payable lll.Ooo cash. lio.Attn
in smaller larm ana Daiance mortgage,
,k $ Rock Co., 1,600 acres; 1,000 acres fine
H Bar meadow, near R. R only $25 per acre.
'i t Another of 800 acres, same price. An
' Mother 720 at $12, and school lease thrown
j-in.
GEORGE G, WALLACE,
614 KEELINE BLDG.
littST RAISE 13.000. and will urrlftn
. good 160 aore farm In southeast Nebraska
with t;-room house; nearly all In cultlva
i tlon; lays well: worth $100 per acre
' priced for short tiari, $80 per acre, carry
balance tor ion time. D. Llnahan, 310
; see uiog., umana, wea.
ifoft SALE or trade, a section' of improved
iland Id Dundy county, Nebraska. For par
ticulars write, W. M. Swartiwelder, La-
mont. jveo.
South Dakota Lands.
pA SALE 167 acres, 2 miles from
(Hoover, South Dakota. Must be sold with
ln $0 days, to close an estate. Address
the owner, Mrs. Be lie Hamilton, Toma
ta,wk. Alberta. Canada.
Wisconsin Lands.
f literature and maps on the cheapest
a iana in uniiea siaies.
BAKER A T1LLOTBON. t v
and Douglas Bu. Omaha. Doug, 111$,
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Missouri Lands.
OWNERS! OK
suce KSSFUL
HIOHLV PRonUCTIVB
1,000-ACHE ORrHAHK AND FARM
WILli HKLL
20-ACRE FARM FOR
- ONLY $300
ON TERMS OF
$10.00 CASH AND $5.00 MONTHLY
WITHOUT INTEREST OR TAXES.
I am having splendid success with my
1,000-acre orchard and farm In southeast
Missouri. Have 100 acres In peaches, 130
In apples, 6 In grapes, 8 In strawberries;
4 in blackberries and raspberries, and 160
In vegetables, grains and grasses. The
balance will be planted to grapes and
fruit trees next spring. The peaches have
ben running over $100 per acre, berries
and grapes $300, tomatoes $100 ($10 per
ton at the canning factory), etc. Apples
Just coming Into bearing.
I have a large amount of land sur
rounding my 1,000-acre orchard and farm,
much, more than I will ever be able to
get under cultivation myself, and will sell
10 to 20 -acre tracts at $800 on terms of
$10.00 cash and $6.00 monthly, without
lnteraat ar luai.
FARMS FREE TO LIMITED NUMBER.
For a limited number of persons 1 have
an arrangement wherey they can obtain
a farm tract free.
My location Is In southeast Missouri,
midway between the Osarka and the low
lands, elevation above sea level about 660
feet.
Before offering any of my land for sale
I went to the authorities of the seven
nearby states having the so-called "blue
sky" laws, and asked them to pass on the
printed matter I had prepared and to send
their expert land men to inspect my or
chard, farm and land offered. After doing
this, and also investigating my financial
responsibility and past business record,
they quickly granted permission to sell
my land In their states.
A few acres here, properly 'looked after,
will bring you a splendid income, besides
providing the best of everything for your
own use. $100 to $800 clear profit per
acre can be made. Fruits, berries, vege
tables, grains and grasses will produce
these results. A single cow can be made
to pay $12 clear proilt every month. $100
will build you a cozy, comfortable home
In our mild climate that will seem like
a little palace compared with ths ordinary
crowded, brick-bound city flat.
With a few chickens, pigs and a cow,
fruits, berries, vegetables and ft little
meadow to start with, your health, wealth
and happiness come into your own hands.
You are bos of all, with room to grow,
and no one is big enough, to come In and
give you orders. We have good schools,
churches, rural free delivery and mutual
rural telephone lines and good towns.
FREE RAILWAY FARE,
to purchasers, 90 days' time to rlslt land
and make your selection ; money back
after one year If diasatlsfled; payments
stop In case f death; money loaned for
improvements; perfect title; Immediate
poiwession. .
GET THIS FREE BOOK TODAY.
I have made about 60 kodak views in
and around the big orchard and farm jnd
on the land I am offering and have had
them reproduced in a 161-page pamphlet.
In which alno I have placed all the infor
mation to be obtained regarding the topo
graphy, soil, climate, water, rainfall,
heal thfuln ess. productivity, products and
about everything you want to know; also
60 letters from men In Omaha and nearby
towns who have gone down to look and
who have bought. I'll gladly send you a
copy if you will call, write or telephone.
Vr wtt.t.ts R. MUNGER,
425 Paxton Block. Omaha. Neh.
INVESTIGATE 600 acros, located on fino
auto road, only i mnt-B irum
25C -.cres cultivation, balance good range
and timber land; good Improvements;
only $16 per acre. C. E. Bcott, Mountain
View, Mo.
GREAT BARGAINS $6 down, $5 monthly.
buys 40 acres, gooa irun. m ,"""',
land near town, southern Missouri. Price
only $176. Address Box 808, Excelsior
Springs. Mo.
CHEAP FARMS--Any slie; easy terms. In
the beautiful Ozarks of Dent county. Mo.
W. S. Frank. 201 Neville Block. Omaha.
North Dakota Lands.
FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE IN
THE RED R1VKK 1
DAKOTA. PRICE $40 TO $7ft PER ACRE.
RANGING IN SIZE FROM 160 ACRES
TO 2.000 ACRES. THESE FARMS ARE
HIGHLY IMPROVED, CLOSE TO TOWN
AND GROW EVERYTHING ABUNDANT
LY THE FINEST CATTLE COUNTRY
IN AMERICA. CHEAP RAILROAD
RATES TO EXAMINE THE LAND.
FREE INFORMATION. WRITE OSCAR
W DAVIS, 206 S. SIXTH ,ST., SPRING-
' SPLENDID 400-acre farm in Pierce Co., two
miles to ood market, level, aeep, nui
black loam; all under high state of cul
tivation. Oood buildings (absolutely no
better farm In the state). Only $39 per
acre. Terms can be arranged. Write at
once for pictures of buildings and full
particulars to C. H. Ollmore. Barton, N. D.
IMPROVED farms down In southeastern
North Dakota ; Ransom and LaMoure
counties; many with good buildings, some
with stock, machinery and growing crops;
$35 to $75 per acre; special inducements.
Write for list. John W. Norton Co., 465
Shubert Bldg.. St. Paul. Minn.
Miscellaneous.
YOU NEED THE LAND
and the land needs you the earlier
you begin to turn over your money the
earlier you will receive the profits. Op
portunities to purchase rich, productive
soil in Colorado, California. Idaho,
Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon,
Waehingtbn, Wyoming or Utah, at rea
sonable price were never better than
they are TODAY.
Ask me for free Information about the
state, or states, in which you are In
terested. R. A. SMITH, COLONIZATION & IN
DUSTRIAL AGENT.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM,'
ROOM 819.
UNION PACIFIC HEADQUARTERS,
OMAHA NEBRASKA.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LANDT
If so. get a copy of our Journal fii-t
It has lands, city property and stocks
of goods advertised from nearly every
tats. So that you can find just what
vou wish in its columns. JEstaoiisDea
19 years, reaching 78,000 readers. Send
26o for on year's subscription, or $1 for
flvs years.
FARM. AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL,
TRAER. IOWA.
FARMS, acreare and city property for sale
and exchange. C. R. Combs. 809 Brandels
Theatet Bldg. uoug. ssis.
Turn old furniture, household goods
and clothing into cash with a Bee
Want Ad.
SEND your name today. Receive offers from
land owners, agents, everywhere, united
Realty Associates, Jollet, iiL
FARM LAND WANTED
FARM WANTED.
From owner, 120 to 646 acre priced
right; Neb. or Iowa, stats particulars.
Don't answer unless you mean sell. Ad
dress . P 2S2, care Bee.
WANTED to hear from owner of good
farm for sals. Send description and cash
price R. G. List, Minneapolis. Minn.
HAVE cash buyers for two or three medium
slsed farms In west Iowa or east Ne
braska Thomas Campbell. Keallne Bldg.
Want Ads never shirk their work
they will get results, if a nvthin g will.
WANTED Farms, have 4,000 buyers; de
scribe your unsold property. 624 Farm
ers Exchange, Denver. Colo.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
; For Sale.
TEAM of horses, good express wagon and
harness, cheap. Johnson Danforth Co.
Phone Webster 137.
GOOD milk goat for sale. J. L. Blckert,
Exeter, Nob.
HAY, $6.60 ton. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. 16.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER.
Make a ton truck out of your Ford car.
Everybody Is buying this "Form -a-Truck."
It solves your delivery problem and sella
II Kb wild firs. Agents wanted. For par
ticulars see or write JOHNSON-DAN.
FORTH CO.. 1631 N. 16th.
PREPAREDNESS
Is only protection. Is preparing against
some unexpected emergency. Huy your au
tomobile Insurance of ,
KILLY. ELLIS & THOMPSON,
13-14 City Nut. Bank. Doug. 2619.
6-CYLINDER Overland, .Inst ben used a
little by private party. Will sell for cash
or "trade for smaller . car and difference.
Doug. 2406, 2427 Farnam.
FORDS If you want a new Ford and
haven't enough money, will loan yeu what
you need. Pay while you ride'. . Abbott
srosv Attto Co., faWt-'rson Block.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
LARGEST DEALERS IN USED AUTOMOBILES WEST OP CHICAGO
REGAL
Touring, brand now, 1914 modal, beautiful oar 18.11
MAXWELL
Touring, run l.SOt mllei. lik. now M0
a. BUICK
Boaditer, 1U nod.l, Mcollont ahape 1 650
CHEVROLET
Touring, practically now, 191S model 460
CHEVROLET
Touring light aix, oleotrieally equipped S7
COLE
Touring, electrically equipped, Up-top shape 700
REO
Touring, 1815 modal, run very little 350
OVERLAND
Touring, electrically equipped 87ft
VELIE
Touring, ISM model, in vary good condition $00
; VELIE
Speedster, very classy and fast 860
KISSEL KAR "
Speedster, nifty looking ear, new tires ', 600
HUPMOBILE
Touring, ltlS model, run vary little 700
HUPMOBILE
Model thirty.two touring, thorough I r overhauled 3.0
MICHIGAN
Speedster, very powerful , 27S
GRANT
Roadater, like now 250
CARNATION
Touring, run vary littla r. , 275
CHALMERS ,
Touring, very good condition 250
REO
- Touring, thoroughly overhauled 200
AUBURN
Forty touring, good shape 300
STEVENS DURYEA
Touring, six-cylinder, fins snaps 600
PEERLESS
Touring-, very fins condition: , 800
OAKLAND
Touring, electrically equipped S75
DETROITER
Touring, run very little , 960
PEERLESS .
Touring, six-cylinder, like new 760
ENGER SIX
Touring, like new , 876
The list above comprises twenty different makes of cars, just a partial
list of the heavy stock of used cars which we carry every day in the year.
AH these cars are in excellent condition and each one of them go out
with our guarantee. A well drilled sales force await you.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
LARGEST DEALERS IN USED AUTOMOBILES WEST OP CHICAGO.
2209 Farnam St. Telephone, Douglas 3310.
CARYL H. STRAUSER Managers MOGY BERNSTEIN
OPEN SUNDAYS.
OPEN "EVENINGS. '
SPECIAL
WE HAVB IN STOCK SEVERAL HIOH.
OKADB USED CARS WHICH MUBT BE
CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK.
EVERT DAT THIS WEEK WILL BE
BARGAIN DAT IN OUR USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT, SO DON'T MISS THIS
OPPORTCNITT TO OET A HIQH
ORADE CAR AT ROCK BOTTOM
PRICES.
THE LIST WE ARE OFFERING
READS LIKE THIS:
One Oldsmobile.
One Pope-Hartford.
One Peerless Limousine.
One Apperson.
Etc.
This la your opportunity.
Investigate our prlcee.
CADILLAC COMPANY
OF OMAHA '
2060-62 Farnam St.
Ask for Used-Car Department,
Electric Automobiles.
Walter Anderson, expert rep'g electric and
batteries. Storage. 2280 Farnam. D. 4817.
Motorcycs and Bicycles
HARLBY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar-
gain in usea machines, victor Roos, "The
Motorcycle Man," x70 Leavenworth.
TWIN Indian Motorcycle, two speed, good
cunqmon, Hit, HflUtn ill 68. 476 b. isth.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Bellevue.
If you are in the market
for a FORD car we will
trade you a new FORD for
your old one.
FORD commercial cars
always in stock. The larg
est stock of used FORDS in
the City. , .
A complete stock of
FORD Repairs.
Industrial Garage
Company
20th and Harney Sts.
- Phone Doug. 5251.
) USED CAR BARGAINS At'
MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO-1114-16-11
Farnam St.
WE will trads you a new Ford for your old
INDUSTRIAL OARAGE! CO..
10th and Harney. Dour- 6H1.
NEW 1-ton truck with top; two heavy
one-horse delivery wagons with top and
sides. Address B-328, Bee.
ONE Mason delivery truck with top, com
plete 16ft. Omaha Van A Storage Co.
Automobiles Wanted.
HAVE good quarter western land for two
good used cars.
CARLISLE.
Doug. 3 IPC. - 420 First Natl. Bk. Bldg.
HAVE $600 equity In 40 ft. lot, Pield club
district, will trade for Ford In good con
dition. Address C 177. Bee. M
Auto Tirei and Supplies.
DON'T throw away old tires. Ws make one
new tire from 2 old ores and save you CO
per cent. 2 In 1 Vulcanising Co.. 1616 Dav
enport St.. Oms ha, Neb, Douglas 3B14.
AUTO TIRES .
REBUILT. 13.00 TO l00.
DUO TIRE CO.. Hill CHICAGO ST.
. Auto R-pairing and Painting.
llsii reward no magneto w can't repair.
NiiM. Auio KartiMtor Repair Hervlrs and
prices right, 81 H istq tit. l. 73X1,
BEAUTIFUL BELLEVUE
"Ths best suburban village or town In
which to Invest, about Omaha, all things
considered." That's what a keen business
man said to me the other day about Beau
tiful Ballevue.
Here to what we did lest week: Sold
two lots to the M. W. A. for a two story
brick block with hall and lodge rooms
above, and stores below. Closed sale of
block of 13 lots. Arranged to "cleanup"
on 19 blocks, many of them very choice in
the extreme north part of the village,
within sight of the new "Bird Reserva
tion" and which we will sell by the block
at 1760 to $1,600 each, on terms.
Received propositions on two other
bunches of lots, which are under consideration.
Remember the drift 1s south. Rlvervlew
Park, Mandan Park to be connected by
boulevard the Bird Reservation, Belle
vue connected by the most beautiful
scenic drive in this vicinity, and all lead
ing to noble old Elk Hill and Bollevue
college. Autolsts, bear In mind the1 road
to the oollege is perfect and you are wet
come to run right up through the cam
pus, i
GEORGE G. WALLACE,
614 KEELINE BLDG.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Wilson T. Graham and wife to Emma
Musgrave, Twenty-second street, 67
feet south of Manderson. east side.
$0x12 i 1
Emma Musgrave and husband to An
drew John Hicks, Twenty-second ,
street, 57 feet south of Manderson
street, east side, $0x184 I
Joseph Wlelikas to Frank Zoten, north
east corner Thirty-third and R
streets, 60x180 1,000
Frank Zolen to Peter Zolen, northeast
corner Thirty-third and R streets,
60x130 1,000
Ball a Cooper and husband to Harry
Wolf, southeast corner Twenty-third
and Clark streets, 47x84 1
Myrtle Wei bourne and husband to
Security Land and Improvement
Co., southwest corner Forty-flrst
and Hamilton streets, 44x180 1
Mrs. Betsey Dewey to John W. Rlt
- ter, Seventeenth street, 77.6 feet
north of Browne, west side, 80x128.. 1,300
Barker Co. to Axel Fore, southeast
corner Forty-fifth and Mason streets,
44.6x108 1
C. H. Poors and wife to Krlstlne
Iwersen, Twenty-eighth street, 200
feet south of Hickory, east side.
60x160 2,300
HarKer co. to Axel Fors, Leaven
worth street, 44 feet east of Forty-
third street, south slds, 44x111.69.. 1
Nels Lee Star to Carrie Star, southeast '
corner Eighteenth and Castelar
streets, 67x72.8
C J. Hlnkley and wife to Cecelia
Pracna, Monroe street. South Omaha,
138 feet west of Thirty-sixth street,
north side, 60x135 176
Harry J. Brown to Samuel Hood,
northwest corner Thirty-ninth street.
and Webster avenue. 92x118 860
Jamfls Conley to Crosby M. firoad
well, undivided 1-3 southwest cor
ner of Thirteenth and "O" streets,
34.4x110; northwest iornor of Thir
teenth and O'Hearn slrnU, 40x110. 1
Wlnneld R. Ross to Mabel Forgan.
southwest corner Twenty. fifth avo
nue and Woolworth, fixl37
Joseph A. Shopen and wife to RosMta
McMillan, northeast corner Four
teenth street and Madison avenue.
22 2-3x136 2,600
Vogel Investment Co. to John J.
Markey, Twenty-fourth street, 30
feet north of V street, west side,
80x160; F stret, 106 feet west '
of Twenty-fourth street, north side,
30x46 . 1
Orchard Investment Co, to Sarah
Ksterllne Bels, Fifty-first avenue,
200 feet south of Gretcheo avenue.
west side, 60x120.', 730
John Lubold and wife to John A.
Sothmann, Twnty-elghth avenue,
78 feet north of Fort street, west
side. 39x98 J,3
Clara Dfrvert to Joseph Kotara and
wife, Madison street. South Omaha,
200 feet went of Thlrty-flfth street,
north side, 40x134 230
Homestead Co. to Joseph Kotara et al,
Madison street. South, Omaha, 110
fret west of Thlrty-flfth street, north
side, 40x134; northwest corner Tvlrty
fifth and Madison streets. South
Omaha, 30x134 J
r. J. McShane. Jr., sheriff, to Kath
ryn Cowan, Mason street, 116 feet
east of Thirty-eighth avenue, north
side, 40x100 i.sis
STOCK INCREASE
VOTED BYPACKARD
Stockholders Authorize Director! to
Issue $5,000,000 More at
Their Own Discretion.
NEW PRESIDENT IS CHOSEN
ZOUAVE BAND LEAVES FOR
SUMMER'S WORK.
A $5,000,000 increase in the stocR
of the Packard Motor Car company
was authorized by the stockholders
in a meeting at the Detroit offices of
the company. The directors of the
company were authorized to issue the
slock at llit'ir rwn discretion.
This stock increase represents earn
ings which have been put back into
the business in the form ofiiew build
ings and equipment.
An amendment to the by-laws of
the company, creating the position of
chairman of the board, was adopted.
Henry a. Joy, who has resigned as
president, becomes chairman of the
board of directors. Alvan Macauley,
vice president and general manager,
steps into the presidency of the com
pany. This change is being made at
the request of Mr. Joy, who for more
than a year has been delegating to
Mr. Macauley the executive respon
sibilities of a rapidly increasing business.
With the additional stock, there is
$13,000,000 of authorized common
stock. The $8,000,000 of authorized
preferred stock wasiot changed. The
assets of the company are $J3,000,000.
Earnings of the company for the
current fiscal year are estimated at
60 per cent on the $8,000,000 of com
mon stock now issued and outstand
ing after allowing $1,700,000 for de
preciation. The company has declar
ed the regular quarterly dividend of
lii per cent on the preferred stock,
payable June IS, to stockholders of
record on May il.
4 4 s
H3
I' . . . Aw.
MISS ALMA HUNTLEY.
Twenty members of Ewing's Zou
ave band gathered here Friday for
final rehearsal for their summer tour,
which begins today with a week's en
gagement at the Capitol Beach
amusement park, Lincon. The solo
ist who will accompany the band is
Miss Alma Huntley of Omaha, who
traveled with the organization last
ummer. Twelve of the twenty band
men are university students from
Champaign, III. They are defray
ing college expenses by this aummer
work. The Zouave band will be re-
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membered as one of the features of
the Ak-Sar-Ben carnival of 1912.
This is the first tri west for most
of the university boys, and they ex
pressed themselves as more than
pleased with the commercial activity,
the attractiveness and the friendly
spirit to the stranger by Omaha.
ROORKES RESORN
HOME ONTUESDAY
Have Won Twelve Garnet and Loit
Five So Far in the Road
Campaign.
BOOSTER DAY ON THE CARD
TO BEE WANT AM
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Hundreds of other answers have been called for and delivered during
the past week. It ia reasonable to suppose that all of the above people have
lupplied their wants therefore did not call for the balance of their answers.
Bee Want-Ads Are Sure Getting Results
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Unless 'all plans go astray or the
weather man begins to wreak his per
nicious vengeance, when the de luxe
RoUrkes trot into Rourke field Tues
day afternoon they will be greeted by
3,000 or 4,000 ardent fans and fanettes
who have been watching the sensa
tional campaign of Krug's men on the
road with a joyous glee that has
only been hindered by the fact that
Omaha hasn't been able to see the
games with its own optics.
The Rourkes have now played
eighteen games on the road. Of the
eighteen combats twelve resulted in
victories, five in defeats and one was
tied. That is some record for a road
trip even though it isn't quite up to
the mark set by the Giants, and it
carried them from third place to the
top.
The Rourkes started their campaign
in Des Moines, where they captured
three out of four. A temporary set
back was received at Witchita, where
the Wolves nailed two out of three.
But Krug's crew hit their stride again
at Denver and walked off with three
out of four again. The Topeka Kawa
were victims for three victories and
no defeats. One tie was played in
Kawtown. Omaha has played Topeka
seven games now and has captured
every one. Two out of three have
ibeen captured at St. Joseph, where
Omaha plays again today.
Everybody Is Going Oood.
Every member of the Rourke team
isp laying good ball. Everybody is
hitting well and the fielding is excel
lent and the hurlers are going good.
Every city in' the league has pro
claimed the Rourkes the class of the
loop.
If the other cities can boost Omaha,
Omaha ought to be able to do so, too,
and the best way to do it is to atttend
the games. A number of business
houses have purchased seats for the
Tuesday game, the day the Rourklets
return home. It will tie a kind of in
formal Booster day. The Commercial
club and the Rotary club are boost
ing, and if the attendance falls below
3,000 it will be a big disappointment.
Make your plans to attend, now.
Iowa) Notea,
WOODBINE Harrison eotmty RollnaM
aaeoclatlon will hold a tan aaya m.etlns
here, beslnnlns Friday, June 80. Rev, P.
w. Cor ot Ashtabula, O., will have . the
m.tlnv In charge.
Coffey to A. B- Ruaeel of De, Molnea waa
eolemnlied at the home of the brlde'e par
ente, Mr. and Mra. Oaear Coffey of Logan
yeaterday afternoon, Rev. H. L. Brneet of
the Logan Baptlet chureh performing the
ceremony. Mtea Pearl Smith of Logan
played the wedding march.
Ai.nKwnnn-. al.nwnnd: T... wuh
club of tw.nty-thr.e men, had more repra.
eentatlvee at the ' lntoretale aaeoclatlon',
eleventh weatern trap ahootlng tournament
than any club In the United States. Twelve
n.en were entered from thle club In the
varioue eventa. W. Homer Picket acorlng
827 unJ A. 8. Edward, 836 out of the 160.
Picket won on. of the trophlea with ,f out
of 110. In the weetern apodal, A. 8. Ed
ward., 97; W. H. Plckel, 96; A. 8. Work
man, 94, and Clarence Warren, 96, out of
the 100.
Yes-there a position
for him in Omaha
We mean that relative or friend
of yours you have long wished
he could secure a lucrative posi
tion nearer home.
Tell him that he can secure an
introduction to prospective em
ployers through the Want col
umns of THE BEE.
Have him watch the Help
Wanted Ads seven days a week
and also list his qualifications
and wants under "Situation
Wanted."
THE BEE is the business man's
paper. ' 4
Telephone his ad to THE BEE.
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