THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES,
PARTLY MODERN.
4-r 111 Carter Lake Blvd. ....... I14.M
it. ton no. 43d St 18.00
8TRICTLT MODERN,
?-r. (808 Brsklne St HI.M
t-r.MH Charles St. 15.00
l-r. 1S1I No. 40th St. (food detached
hou.e in flrat-claes residence Mo
tion, hot wator heating plant). .888.00
s-r. lots Georgia Ave og.gg
FLATS.
STRICTLY MODERN.
4- r. JM1 Howard St IJI.50
5- r. 888 Bo. 28th St. IBirnln).... 85.00
!-r. 1931 So. 10th St. (brand new). 87.80
Tvl HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR TO
PLETK LIST BEFORE RENTING.
i-. :.. PORTER SHOTWELL,
Offloe. with
American Security Co.,
802 So. 17th Et. Poo. Ml 3.
2630 DEWEY AVE. f-room all modern
hniiu nitwlv nanered. now plumblne: 833.-
U0. 114 8. 33th 7-room all modern houae
828. 1104 N. 33d 4-roora flat, steel
ranre, fa, plate, kitchen cabinet, fie.
HASP BKUH,, youa-iae
, 4-ROOM brick flat, mod. ex. heat, food, 113
-room nouae, moo. ex. neat, aoou, .io.
(.room house, modern. 136.
TOLAND A TRUMBULL, 4I Bee Bldg.
' Dougiaa fl707.
POULTRY AND GARDEN Acre and amall
hniiaa. cfclr-k.n. nlneii houae. IT: al.A 1-
f room ior coioreu. uuwhiuotu, cur water.
electno light. Tel. u. Z107.
.STOP paying rent $185 caah, 138 monthly
buys brand new 6-room buna-alow. oak
finish, near Field club, prloa $1,460. Phone
walnut 831.
HOTELS
SAVOY HOTEL. 1KTH AND JACKSON,
OMAHA, NEB.
Making epeclal aummer rate from 18.60
to $7.00 per week with hot and oold
running water. .
H. WEINEB, Prop.
FOR RENT Ap'tt and Flats
West.
NEW THREE ROOM
A Diriment with R-room accommodation
built-in drewer, two nw built-in bed,
hot and eold water, hut and bath; clo
walking distance. Rent 188.60. Will leaee
to Oct 1. Apt 6, The May (air, 2222 How
ard. Fnone uougiai &&t.
FINE. , iteam-heated apartment, either 4
ar fe rnotxia. on Wut lfarnain traflt-
JOHN W. ROBBIN8. 1808 FARNAM ST.
VlCRy' desirable 4-roora apt In the Lin wood.
near 2611 Harney. 2d floor, eait (root
Very choice. Bee thla. P. 1472,
8 ROOMS with 2 disappearing beds. All out
... side rooma. E. E. Stickler, Apt 26. The
- ' Angelug.
DfcSIRABL:: Apartments. Special summer
rates. First Trust Co. V. iibi. so bo. lstb.
8T. CLAIR, 24th and Harney, i-room apart
ment Call Harney 847.
North.
CHOICE APARTMENT.
LOW RENTAL.
Beautiful newly decorated 4-room apart-
merit, big rooms, cool In summer, fine
large screened porch. "The Ivy," corner
Sherman Ave. and Sherwood. Only 132.60
per mo. see janitor in casement apart
ment or call office, Doug. 100B.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
MODERN apt. 7 rooms, 126; near post-
office, G. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago.
South.
FIVE-ROOM steam-heated apartment; very
desirable. The Chula Vista, 20th and
Poppleton. Conrad Young, 322 Brandels
Theater. Doug. 1671.
6-rm mod. flat, 2308 8. 24th-. 220. H. 4711,
Miscellaneous.
1 and 4-room brick flats, close In, mod. ex.
heat til. Toland A Trumbull. D. S707.
MODERN"apartnients, $18 and up. Near
postofflce, O. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Houses and Piatt.
WANTED TO RENT Immediately, good 7
or 8 -room house, with garage In West Far-
- nam district or Dundee. Must be a Orst-
class place. . CHve xuu iniormausn. Ad
dress O 137, Bee.
. Wanted to Rent Houses
In DUNDEE.
W. L, SELBT tfc SONS. Douglas 161.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
i Separata looked rooms, for household
gooas and pianos; moving, packing and
hipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
802 8. 14th St Douglas 4181.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mov
ing, lift. N. 11th St Phone
Douglas 894 or Webster 6681,
3LOBE VAN & STORAGE
Stores, moves, packs, ships: 2-horse van
an A 1 men tl.Sfi near twiiir: mtnrr- la
(uoniiia Dauuncuuii auaiauweii. JJQUgias
METROPOLITAN VAN &
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention given to ordera cor nT
lng, packing or atorage, offlc. at Rarmond
Furniture Co., 1H8 and 1618 Howard St.
Phono D 8(38.
FIDELITY 8SK r'REE
Phone Douglas 288 for oomplett
list of vacant houses and apart"
mental also for storage, moving. ,
join ana jacxson aim.
Maggard
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing,
atorage and ahlpplng. Phone Douglaa 1488.
T P kF'RTl Bipreea Co.. Moving.
J. Kj. KLlElU packing and atoraga,
1107 Farnam at. Douglaa 4148.
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores-
FOR RENT.
; Building formerly occupied by National
Printing Co. at 608-11 8. 13th St.: 4 floore.
44x68 feet, aultable for printing ahop,
.wholesale or warehouae purpoae.
BENSON & MYERS CO.,
, 414 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT.
Very fine atore room, located at 34th and
Leavenworth Sta. Reaaonable rant. For
further Information call
CA-LKIN8 CO..
Douglaa 1318. City Nat'l Bant Bldg. '
: STORES.
Modern .tor. room and basement, 818
& 18th St; fin. location for groceries
and meata.
CONRAD TOUNO, '
111 Brandela Theater. Dong. 1871.
STORE room and baaemoat, 30x60, 1814
Harney St. N. P, Dodge 4b Co., Harney,
,' at 16th.
bTOHtt ROOMS at 1H08-1811 Farnam St.
Thoa. P. Hall. 438 Ramge Bldg. D. 7403.
STORE building, living rooma In rear. 2008
, N. 30th. Douglaa 1883.
SMALL .tore, near poatofflce, $31, O. P,
Slebblna, 1610 Chicago.
Officeg nd Desk Room.
DESIRABLE office rooma In the remodelled
Crounae block. 111 N. ltth St. (oppo.lt.
'. poatoflloe), $10 to $18 per mooth. Conrad
Toung. 838 Brandela Theater. Doug. 1671.
Pine Suite
for
nd Dentlat
Let aa .how you.
Th. Be. Building,
Office r.oom 101.
Miscellaneous.
OROUND floor hall, (0x70, aultable for danc
ing, rink, moving picture or lodge hall.
N. P. Dodge 4k Co., Harney, at 16th.
SECOND floor lodge room and club rooma
or buafneea, 1814.18 Harney St. 1 N. p.
Dodge Ss Co., Harney, at 16th. '
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West,
TRADE YOUR COTTAGE
for this 7-room house, not new, but In the
vsrr best of repair, fully modern, dandy
east 'front lot, -40 feet frontage, street
paved, located at 114 8. 19th; only 11
blocks west of postofflee, 1 block north
of Famam St, where values are doubling
almost each year. Pries 14,000, or can
make easy terms.
Douglaa 1663.
Rasp Bros.
lot McCague Bldg
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
NEW BUNOALOW of five rooma and bath.
fully modern, oak finish, oak floors, beam
ceilings, bookcases, window seat; built-in
cupboards, high grade plumbing and
lighting fixtures; full basement, furnace
coal rooms, vegetable room fin saat
front lot, near cathedral. Price cut to
3,fe50; easy payments.
RASP BROS., Douglas ma.
DO TOU THINK shingles are all the same
Ola I Mir Hum rrt.. a m a- a- a
'" Ask a lumberman If there Is any better.
ai. jjTiumjii m, f. p. irmiinger.
FOR SALE! by owner, modern home and
furniture, oorner lot, In Dundee; gar
age. 4841 Davenport St Phone Walnut
una t.tv(VW $J iit't-fi vi :
incwy moaern, with Dot water heat.
yg, you. uougm IB II,
North.
MUST SELL
WANT AN OFFER
Dandj eight-room, full two-story and
attlo; modem throughout; oak finish; full
basement and good furnace; located on a
cornar lot just north of Bemls park, one
block from the car line; both - streets
paved. This Is easily worth 4,00 -now
onerea at so.soo, and what we want is an
oner.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 3982.
119-20 City National.
- MUST SELL
EASY TERMS 1
1116-SUl-im North 17th Ave, two
e-room and bath, modern except heat.
In very best of condition $1860.
one I-room $760, these houses on very
easy terms would make good rental prop
erty. See us at once on these as they
are pncea to sen one or all together.
BAKER 4 TILLOTSON
14th and Douglas. Telephone D118I
SIX-ROOM BUNOALOW New, fully mod
ern, large uvina room, beam eeuinrs. fire
place, bookcases; has a number of special
features; large sun room with six win
dows; woodwork white enamel, oak fin
ish In main part of house; bouse all deep
rated : furnace heat ; east front lot atl
fenced. Price for short time, I3.460. $460
casn, reel montniy,
RASP BROS., Douglas 106$.
Good Home
Very Liltle Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; large
Tot; fine shrubbery and fruit trees.
Price, $2,160. Located 4107 North 89th St.
NORRIS & NORRIS
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4170.
PRAIRIE PARK
Five-room strictly modern home In
frame Park Addition. Extra lame lot
plenty of shade and shrubbery. ; Can be
naa on easy terms.
PAYNE) INVESTMENT COM PANT
6th Floor Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D1781
PRAIRIE PARK -Most artistic district In
city. ro sheas, alleys, chickens, ashes,
tin cans or dead oats. Has steam heated
press brick community garage and club
house. Houses and lota $4,600 to $6,600
with paving paid In full. One-tenth cash,
balance 1 per cent monthly or will build
to suit purchaser, & J soanneu, Doug.
80S or Colfax $611.
4719 Florence Boulevard.
New 7-Room House.
... Ground 46x460.
$4,600.00.
W .H. GATES,
47 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. D. 1394.
SACRIFICE SALE.
1680 N. 17th St., 8-roora house: walk
ing distance. Don't fall to see thla prop,
erty If you want a bargain.
8. P BOSTWICK & SON,
Tyler X60. $00 Bee Bldg.
$33$ CORBY STREET.
Here Is a 4-room house, in rood eon'
dltton, for $1,400; $260 cash, balance $16
per month. Lot 60x120. Phone Tyler 60
ana asx lor Air. uiesing.
HASTINGS AV HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
I HAVE just flnlshd an all modern, fully
decollated, oalc nnisn bungalow on One
east front lot and can sell same for
$2,260, on very easy terms. Call Colfax
1635.
$850.
4-room cottage, near 38th and Sprague;
good location and a bargain.
P. D. WBAD, 310 S. 18th St., Wead Bldg.
BRICK house on fine lot.
1513 Sherwood, 11,260.
Donglae 33.7.
KOUNTZS PLACE restricted district resi
dence for sale. F. V. Knleet, 8516 N, ltth.
South.
$3,150
NEAR 25th AVE &
, W00LW0RTH
6-room two-story house, beautiful east
front lot, 60x127; paving paid In full.
This Is by far the best bargain wo have
listed tn the past year. Quarter-sawed
oak woodwork, quarter-sawed oak floors
upstairs and down; tile bath, first-class
heating plant; small garage on the rear
of the lot $660 cash, balance $26.60 per
month.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH
COMPANY.,
333 Rose Bldg.
FIVE ROOM
NEW BUNGALOW
Near Hanscom Park; selected material
used In building; oak finish; large living
room has built-in bookcases; dlntngroom
with , built-in buffet; kitchen, t bed
rooms and bath, ail pa one floor: full
basement, cemented; a homo of quality,
on large lot, with some fruit; owner has
need of the money and will sacrifice for
$$,$00.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Dong, loot. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg.
CLOSE TO FIELD CLUB.
714 South $6th St., dandy 7-room.
strictly modern house, full basement oak
floors, fine, largo lot, paved street, quar
ter block to oar line, just a few blocks
from Field club, only $4,000, and terms
can be arranged. Owner will be home
between 1 and $ today to show you
through. Go out and look It over. This
Is a mighty good buy.
PAYNE A SLATER.
1 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. Ph. Doug. 1018.
HANSCOM PARK.
Seven-room strictly modern two-story
square house, one. block south of Hans
com park. Oak and pine finish; extra
large lot; east front; paved street. One
of the best bargains In the city.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
5th Floor Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
(ROOM bungalow, brand new, all modern.
oak floors throughout; oak mush in liv
ing and dining rooms: large, light white
enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at $$,110. Easy
terms,
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
(43 Faxton Blk. Dong. 1731.
SAFETY FIRST.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE
rmB AND TORNADO INeWRANCa
CNEIL'S B. B. ft INS. AOBNCT,
(34 Brandela Theater Bldg. Trier 1034.
FRAME building, five rooma, bath, upatalra;
store ground tloor; large yard. South
Omaha business district. Addresa J.884.
NEW bungalow, i-room and aun parlor, all
on one Iloor, on Ittn Ave. and flaro.;
aay terms. Call owner, Red 1881.
3808 SO. 15TH, 6-room modem, new, far
naoes 83 or ss-ft, lots strut paved. Barks,
ft Mu.ll. D. 53CT.
8-ROOM house, all modern, for sale, 8530
Paolno. Fhone liarney 818.
Miscellaneous.
EXTRAORDINARY,
GOOD HOUSE .
Living room and dining room with best
grade of oak floors and finishing, beam
celling built-in bookcases, good siss
kitchen, plenty of windows, pantry, open
stairway to sscond floor, 3 large bed
rooms, all oak floors, with white enamel
finish, bath room with very best of fix
tures, linen oloset, stairway to full floored
attlo, open screened porch on the south
west. Full cement 'basement brick foun
dation, guaranteed hot-air furnace, 2x10
joists first and second floors, with stucco
trimming In gable.
This property is about 9 or 4 years old,
faces the east on a beautiful lot The
house is in the very best of condition and
owner is very anxious to sell at ones.
Can make very reasonable terms.
HIATT COMPANY,
345-7-1 Omaha Nat'l Bank. '
Tyler 80.
BRAND NEW, CLASSY, 6-ROOM
BUJNliALUW OWNER UN
ABLE TO OCCUPY. ' 1
Worth 3. .000, take 33,800, quick .ale.
Beautiful oak finish? all built-in affect.
Act outrk.
OSBORNE, 701 Oma Nat Bk. Bldg. D. 1471
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
TH3 beat acres are out Benson way. The
beat plaoe to buy :acre. out Benson way
ta In Benson Cardena, Richland Acres
or Wast Benson, wher. we can sett you
on. or more acres from 3860 an acr. and
up, on very easy terms.
HASTINGS ft HETDEN,
1(14 Harney St. Phone Tyler 50.
BENSON Oardan acre, are the beat close
in aorM to be had near Omaha. Call,
write or phone Tyler 80 for reading mat.
ter, telling more about Benson Oardan
acres, adtolnln. Bsnson.
HASTINGS ft HETDEN. 1(14 .Hsmey St
IN. THE CATHEDRAL DISTRICT.
On. of th. best lot. between the Joolyn
realdence and the Cathedral Is offered
for 11,7(0 for short time, worth 3500 to
87,0 more. Fartlculara on application.
GEORGE W. WALLACE. (14 Kaolin. Bldg.
North.
MILITARY AVENUE
This lot would make a fine location for
a store, flat or house. Has a frontage of
$0 feet on Military Ave., and a good
depth. Street is paved, water, sewer, gas
and electric lights and sidewalks. Price
is reasonable. For pries call
CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY,
Douglas 200 . BOS Bee Bldg.
After looking at MINNE LtTSA $00 dif
ferent buyers decided that It was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by BUYING lots.
If TOU will oo me out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
Tyler 1ST.
743 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
BARGAIN Vacant lot (3x110 on SSth Ave.,
near Tates; make me an oner, c A.
Orlmmel. 8 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg.
South.
95 FEET, Hth St. 8 blk... from vladuot
36,500. McCague mv. Co., Mccague Blag.
Miscellaneous.
(100 a lot easy tsrma, near (1st and Orovar,
one mile from oar. Addresa Mrs. H. 1
Howv.r. 8834 Grand Ave. Phone Coif 1 761.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNWOOD
In Benson
60 lots soon to be put on sals at bar
gain prices
Watch this paper for announcement of
date, prloes and terms.
A. P. TUKBT St SON,
Phone Doug. 601. 1607-1 W. O. W. Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Resl Estate Loans and Mortgages.
We are ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebras
ka farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO,
212 South 17th St
m6nky to l6an 6n
Apartment houaee, doubl. brick houees.
elngle houses, business property and farm
landa at ( per cent, 5 per cent A ( pr ct
W. H. THOMAS.
338 Keellne Bldg. Douglaa 1(43.
8 PER CENT to 8 per cent on best class city
residences In amounts 33.000 up: also
farm loana. Reaaonable commission.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 1888 Farnam St.
PRIVATE MONET.
SHOPEN ft COMPANY,
KEKL1NE BUIUDING.
OMAHA homea. Eaat Nebraska farma.
O'KEEFBl RF.AL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Nat l. Phone Douglaa 8718.
HONEY to loan on Improved farma and
ranches We also buy good farm mort-
gages. itioKo inv. Co.. ontaha.
REAL ESTATE loans, all per cen(.
(18 Omaha Nat Banh.
NO DELAY.
It. T. GRAHAM.
BEE BLDG.
MONEY on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, City
National Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loana, (, 5H, 6 per cent
j. h. uumont a co ib Kerllne Blag.
LOANS
5 6 Per Cent
THOS. L. McGARRY.
Keellne Bldg. K.d 41(4.
GARVIN BROS. n.bW
MONEY HARRISON A MORTON.
mo vmin ri. pibk piatj.
Hob to 1M00 made promptly. V. D. Wead.
weaa mag.. istn and farnam bts.
CITY and farm loans, ft, 6 14, 6 "per cent." W.
Ti smun (jo., si city National.
Stocks ind Bonds.
Our Nebraska farm
mortgages are not af
wm r4 fee tea ay European wars
'OA or panics. Amounts $400
I JO to 120.000. We collect all
Interest and principal
. free of charge; SO years
In the Nebraska farm
field without a loss Is our record.
KLOKB INVESTMENT COMPANY.
01 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Miscellaneous.
ARB YOU OOINO TO BUY LANDT
If so. est a eoDT of eur Journal first
It has lands, city property and stocks
of goods advertised from nearly every
state. 80 that you can find lust what
you wish In Its columns. Established
II years, reaching 78.000 raadsra. Send
I60 for on year's subscription, or 11 for
live years.
FARM AND REAL KPTATB JOURNAL.
TRAKR. IOWA.
FARM LAND WANTED
130 TO (40 acres Neb. or Iowa state par-
tlculars. Don't answer unless you mean
sen. 'Address o 21, Bee.
Horse Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
TEAM of' horses, good express wagon" and
harness, cheap. Johnson Danfortn Co.
Phone Webster S37.
FRESH milk cow for"'sais.'""f hone Walnut
1308.
HAY, 16.10 ton. A. W. Wagner. 101 N 11
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PI O EONS pay far better than ehlckens:
always penned up; little space needed to
start, free book explain! all. Majestic
uquao t-0.. Dept. 11, Adei, is.
Just Recelvedi Mexican Baby Kafrota ' tbs
first ones of ths season, is and fit. Max
uetsier Bird Co.. itm Farnam st
PERSIAN K1TTKNB, Baldwin Cattery,
Mom in guide, lowa.
Screenings. 11.35 per 100 bs. 101 N, 18th Si.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
32011 Farnam.
1914 Cole touring.
3S14 Veils touring,
11 Regal touring.
1(15 Hupmoblle touring.
Douglas SS10.
THK AUTOMOBILE WONDER.
Make a ton truck out of your Ford ear.
Everybody Is buying this "Forra-a-Truck."
It solves your delivery problem and sella
like wild fire. Agents wanted. For par
ticulars see or write JOHNSON -DA N
forth co., m: N. llth.
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON I
BUY. THIS LOTI
10.00 down and flO.OO per month: price
mo.Od; stss, 60x121; located on Locust
St. between Clark and Burn ham. not
far from school and car una. uoo. r.
Wright. Bee office, Omaha.
Dundee.
NEW DUNDEE HOUSE
OWNER ANXIOUS
TO SELL
This Is an honestly built house with
sunroom and sleeping porch. The owner
planned this house for his horns, so every
little detail was put In which would add
to Its comfort or attractiveness. The
floors are oak throughout Ths finish Is
selected oak on the first floor and white
enamel on the second floor. A large fire
place In the living room. The latest semi
Indirect lighting fixtures are used through
out the house. The south front, right on
top of the hill, affords a broad view of
the south and west. To anyone wishing
a home, ready to move Into, located In a
good home neighborhood, -this place must
appeal, price 6,oo, and It's worth It
GEORGE & COMPANY
Douglas 756. 90S City Nat'l B. Bldg.
7-ROOM DUNDEE HOME
On Dodge St. (Lincoln highway), fac
ing south; two full stories, large lot;
This home has many attractive features
In the arrangement and consructtton;
convenient to Dundee car line; you will
like It and have doubtless often admired
Hi 6,260; can arrange terms.
Shuler & Gary,'
Doug. 6074. 304 Keellne Bldg.
DUNDEE BUNOALOW.
$4.000 Almost new, oak finish, six
rooms and sleeping porch; fine basement;
full sited lot; good neighborhood. Phono
owner, Douglas 4823.
Dundee bungalow. Douglaa 1 6 si,
Dundee lot, tOvfi. Douglas 26M.
as acres near Dundee. Douglsr HIS.
Florence.
FLORENCE BARGAIN.
J -room house, electric lights, corner lot
6xl32, one block from car Una. $1,460
ouys tnis.
P. J. TEBBENS CO., 605 Om. Nat. Bk.
REAL ESTATE Investments
A SPECULATION.
CLOSE IN.
The southeast corner of 21st and Burt
92 feet on Burt by 133 on 31st. Only
five blocks from ths New Ford factory.
An Ideal location for an apartment house.
There Is an eight-room brick house now
on the property, renting for S40.00 per
month, but this Is so situated that It
would not Interfere with the building of
an apartment
Price, only $7,000. ; . ,
A P. TUKBY ft SON,
Phone Doug. 602. 1607-8 W, O. W, Bldg.
ARB you working for your landlord T Home
Builders will help you to get a home.
easy plan. Begin saving now and Invest
with Home Builders, guaranteeing 7 per
cent a prontaole investment with cash
dividends. Ask about the plan.
MnHJ-T? BTTTT ntTDC TXTf
ITth and Douglas Bts. boug. gfllS.
$2,000 CLEAR, We are authorised to sell
at tnts price modern 7-room residenos,
cathedral district rented for $880 year, to
good tenant House is In prefsct order.
W. T. SMITH CO..
114 City Nat Bk, Bldg.
FOUR 7-r, frame dwellings, 18th and Corby.
Renting, 1,080. Owner leaving wants,
$9.000. J. L. Barber, Keellne Bldg. Ty 1710.
WM, COLFAX, 708 Keellne Bldg, Real ins
tate. City Property, Large Ranches a
Specialty.
SNAP $3,000 will handle $1,800 a year In
come property. ittman, jtuo Clark.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
FOR 8 A LB OF EXCHANGE.
7-roora modern house, with hardwood
finish In first story except kitchen and
bath room; pine finished natural upstairs;
full cemented basement Price, $6,000;
mortgage $2,400. Will exchange equity
for vacant land, with good, hard soil In
Nebraska.
J. H. DUMONT ft CO.,
418.18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 688.
THE remarkable Increase In BEE Want
Ads can be traced to only one source
good results at less cost than any other
Omaha paper.
20,101 MORE ,
PAID WANT ADS
In first five months of 181$ that) tn
Same Period of 1816.
WILL give a first mortgage, 6 per cent In
terest secured on 8U acres of unim
proved fruit land In Yakima valley
Wash.), .nd cash, for Omaha Income or
nearby farm.
W. T. SMITH CO..
D. 281. 114 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
WILL trade . equity, $3,300 In $7,000 fruit
truoK farms, 1 mus car line, good build
ings, for city property or small business.
Might take small car. This Is snap If you
want acreage. C. R. Hallowell, 212$ Ave.
B, Co, Bluffs, Phons Black 4102.
FOR EXCHANGE Five thousand acres,
near rauroaa. iesus iaaa vo., .uesiis.
Arte
CAN tel. or sichangs anything you have
M oiieir. v. . ianas. aacunyuw bio.
EQUITY In good S-r. house for oottags;
worm f.vv, vjouax ives aiier iv a. m.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
FOR SALE.
Two good trackags lota, $8x123 each,
can be bought right, old houses on one
that will carry the property.
LINAHAN REALTY CO.,
Doug. 8904. . $10 Bes Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GOOD LOT WANTED.
An part payment with some easb, on
new I-room, all modem bungalow; one
sere of ground; chicken house and gar
age. Address L 126b. Bee. .
DISTRICT Improvement bonds In denomtn-
atlons of $100, 8200 and $500, to net In
vestor 6 per cent Int. semi-annually.
TALMAQB-LOOMIS INV. CO.,
1819 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 165.
Abstracts of Title.
fin a ran too Abstract Co. We can bring
VJUdiailieC &own your abetract on
snort notice, b. t. Patterson Bldg. o, 3847.
K aQTr Tttlt Guarantee and Abstract
Co., a modern abstract office.
os s. nui st Tel, D. 6487.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract (Of
fice In Nebraska. 80$ Brandels Theater.
Miscellaneous.
IF YOU will invest In a gold mine showing
promise of raising another crop of million
aires, write the Mountain Flower Oold
Mlno Co.. 8t Joseph, Mo.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Canadian Lands.
COURT SAle Western Canada farm lands,
approximately 120,000 acres. Tenders re
ceived up to 81st of July, 1918. Particu
lars on application to offices tn Reglna,
Saskatchewan, or Toronto, Ontario, of
National Trust Company, Limited, Re
ceiver of North Saskatchewan Land Com
pany, Limited.
Colorado Lands.
CATTLE RANCH for sale. 1,000 acres near
Buford. Colorado. 200 acrs cultivated.
National forest grazing privileges for 1,009
cat V. Address "Ranch," 720 Byrnes
BuimMng. Denver. Colorado
Colorado land; excursions every week; exp.
pam. v. t,. Net ha way, Florence, Neb.
Florida Lands.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood clear 180
acres, located in beet part of St. Johns
county, Florida. Address Y-445 Bie,
Minnesota Lands.
LAND BUYERS, Attention! Write for de
scription and price list of my Minnesota
and North Dakota farms. The best bar
gains In the northwest E. F. Andrus, 880
Endlcott Bldg., St Paul, Minn.
PREPAREDNESS
Is only protection, Is preparing against
some unexpected emergency. Buy your au
tomobile Insurance of ,
KILLT. ELLIS ft THOMPSON.
812-14 City Nat Bank. , Doug. 2818.
FOR SALE TWENTY-horss powsr four
passenger Stanley Steamer; unsurpassed
power, speed and ease of operation, full
equipment tires; almost new. A bargain.
j. t. Bktuman, Fieasanton, weo.
FORTS-if you want a new Ford and
haven't enough money, will loan you what
you need. Pay while you ride. Abbott
Bros. Auto Co.. i Patterson Block.
USED CAR BARGAINS AT
MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO.,
1114-18-18 Farnam St .
WJ wlill trade you 1 "new Fofd tor your old
one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAOB CO
10th and Harney. Doug. 8281.
FLANDERS rear axis assembly oomplets.
Transmission Is new, $90, Address A $41,
Bee.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
OON;T throw' away old tires. We make one
new tire from t old ones and save you 60
per cent. 2 In 1 Vulcanising Co., 1616 Dav
enport St.. Omaha. Neb. Douglas 2911
AUTO TIKES
REBUILT. $2.90 TO $$.$0.
DUO TIRE CO., 1611 CHICAGO ST.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$100 reward tor magneto we can't rspatr.
Colls repaired "avonr.rf", to N 18th.
NEB. Auto Radiator fiepair Service taS
prices right. 218 S. 19ti Si. D. T299.
Electric Automobiles,
Walter Anderson, expert rep'g eleotrio "and
batteries. Storage. 2220 Farnam. D. 4217,
MotorcyrS and Bicycles
HARLEY-DA V1DBON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
; gain In Used machines, Victor Roos, "The
Motorcycle Man." 1702 Leavenworth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Missouri Lands.
GREAT BARGAINS 88 down. (( monthly.
dutb u acres, gooa rruii ana poultry
I land near town, aouthern Missouri. Price
' .HO. AUUI H. BUM ,u., JfaZGeiSlOl
Sprlnars, Mb.
CHEAP FARMS--Any also, eaar terms. In
ins oeautuul usance or uent county, uo.
W. 8. Frank. 801 Neville Block. Omaha.
Montana Lands.
FOR SALE 800 acres Irritated Madison
county, Montana, well Improved, 8(7.(0.
Adress, J 847, Bee.
Nebraska Lands,
J
FOR SALE.
MATT KLEIN ESTATE
SALE BY REFEREE
At the south front door of the Adams
county court house. Hastings, Nebraska,
SATURDAY, JULY 1, 2 P. M.
The northeast quarter of Section 19
and the northwest Quarter of Section 20.
Township 8, north. Range 11, Adams
county, Nebraska; also Lots 2 and 4. In
Block 19, and Lot 8, In Block 17, village
oi tioistein.
Ths quarter sections and the lots will be
sold separately to the highest bidder for
cash, or Its equivalent This half section
of land Is within two miles of Roselahd
and Is at present farmed by Peter Klein
and George Klein. The Improvements on
each quarter amount to about $2,000.00.
This land Is strictly Srst-class land: In
fact, there are but few better pieces of
land In Adams county. Lot $, In Block
IT, Is one of the vary best lots In Hol-
tein, being just between the two nrln-
elpal brick blocks In the village. The
other two lots are just south of the W.
B. Hargleroad residence. There are good
schools at both Roseland and Holstetn.
and both Catholic and Protestant
churches.
JAMES B. ADPia, Referee, Hastings, Neb.
FARM BARGAIN.
LESS THAN $28.00 PER ACRE.
857 A,, Frontier Co., Neb., rich land lo
cated 2 miles from good market town and
2 miles from another good town which
has good schools, churches, stores, two
elevators, stc. A little over $00 A. In
cultivation, 200 A. In fine wheat that
will run from 2$ to 40 bu. per aero this
year; about-100 A. mostly tn corn, cane
and other crop, balance fine blue stem
and buffalo grass pasture and hay. This
Is an Ideal stock and grain (arm. No
buildings. Non-resident owner now In
Omaha, oan make quick deal, and If sold
before harvest owner's 1-2 Interest of crop
will be Included tn purchase price. Terms
1-$ cash, balance to suit
D. V. SHOLEB COMPANY,
918-18 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 49.
FOR BALE Best large body high grade
medium priced land in fieDreska; very
Httls money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb.
North Dakota Lands.
FARMS FOR BALE AND EXCHANGE IN
THE RED RIVER VALLEY OF NORTH
DAKOTA. PRICE $40 TO $75 PER ACRE,
RANGING IN SIZE FROM 180 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 THS LAND.
FREE INFORMATION. WRITE OSCAR
W. DAVIS, 206 8. SIXTH ST., 8PR1NO-
IMPROVED ' farms "down" In southeastern
North Dakota ; Ransom and LaMoure
counties; many with good buildings, some
with stock, machinery and growing erops;
$8$ to $7$ per aero; special Inducements.
Write for list John W. Norton Co.. 458
Shubert Bldg.. St Paul. Minn.
South Dakota Lands.
FOR SALE 157 acres, 2H miles ' from
Hoover, south Dakota. Must be sold with
in $0 days, to olose an estats. Address
the owner, Mrs, Belle Hamilton. Toma
hawk. Alberta. Canada.
Wisconsin Lands.
GET literature and maps on ths cheapest
gcou ma in unnea niaies,
BAKER A TILLOTSON. '
18th and Douglas Sta.. Omaha. Doug. 1188.
Miscellaneous.
A SPLENDID 820-acre ranch, highly Im-
provfia, iraae ror gooa nouss, umsha
D. 9100. CARLISLE!, 420 1st Nat. Bk. Bldg.
FARMS, acrsags and city property for sale
ana exonangv, u. n. uomos sup Brands!
Theatsi BJdg. Doug. 8918
Emma K. Archbold to James D.
Bone, southeast corner Thirty-sixth
street and Cass, 50x100 $ 1
Ralston Townstte Co, to Martin WIls.
Burlington street 7$ feet east of
Seventy -seventh street, north side, '
28x100 1
P. V, Guerry to George T. Morto'n,
Forty-ninth avenue, 50 feet north of
Francis street, west side, 60xl80H 2
Almeda Phelps And wife to Augustus
F. Beavers, southwest corner Forty
eighth and Military avenue, 127x125. 5,600
Zella Berka and husband to Olsela
Lauvots, Tenth street 182 feet north
of Castelar, west side, 88x142.6.,.. 4,428
Elisabeth J. Lindsay to Martha H.
Haver, northwest oorner Border ave
nue and Military avenue, 152x271;
Border avenue, 187 feet north of
Military avenue, west side, 100x128.8 1
Anna Lamb to Mary Lamb, undivided
H northeast oornsr Thirty-eighth
and Nicholas streets, 60x120 1
Harold Hansen and wife to Edmund
E. Rotf, Lafayette avenue, 28$ feet
west of Thirtieth street north side, '
47x120 4,800
F. J. McShane, jr., sheriff, to Pruden
tial Savings and Loan company,
Burt street, 84 feet east of Twenty
first street, north side, 20x122 $,287
Martha C. Olasson and husband to
Hulda L. Glasson, northwest cor
ner Central boulevard add Martha
strset, 60x127 l,m
Edward 8. Traver to Vincent Borowlak
and wife, Arbor street 78.7 feet east
of Twenty-fifth street, - north side,
88.10x120 feet $78
Harvey J. Oroves and wlfs to Roy A.
Fry, Fortieth strset 120 feet south
of Spauldlng strset west sids, 60x184 1
Harvey J. Grovs and wlfs to Alta :
Theo. Adams, Fowler avenue, 80 feet '
west of Forty-second street, south
side, 50x128 i
Habersle Hart to Joseph H, Breuer,
t al.. Ellison avenue, 92 feet east
of Forty-ninth avenue, north side,
22x182.6 426
Man Enters Claim
For Pallbearer in
The County Court
A Maim fnr tr - -
pallbearer was' entered by William
Lalvwski, 1047 Atlas street, in county
rntirr. wrin thi .iht. n( h la. a
Mrs. Barbara Poppenbarger was be
ing semea up.
Mrs. roppenDerger died possessed
nf nrnrtrtv va1,t e, oKr..., Q rmn
and to charitable institutions.
Court house officials declare that
the claim for money due for serv-
kind on record in Douglas county
JERRY EVARTS COMES TO
SPEND VACATION HERE
' Jerry Evarts of Windsor, Vt
grandson of William M. Evarts, sec
retary of state during the administra
tion of President Hayes, has arrived
in Omaha to spend his vacation work
ing in the law department of the
Union Pacific.
Mr. Evarts is studying law and has
finished his third year at Yale and as
has been his custom during the last
two years will spend the summer in
Omaha. He does this because he likes
Omaha and because he ii anxious for
the legal experience that he gets in
the Union Pacific law department
OMAHA EAGLES LEAVE
FOR STATE CONVENTION
In a special car over the Burlington
a party of twenty-five Omaha Eagles
left for Lincoln, where they will at
tend the state convention of the1 or
der. They expect to return Friday.
Bee Want Ads produce results. '
The Secret & Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
Auttior af Th. Eea al las Trail. Tifhttef k, Flaadere," TH. Rni t. Otoiy." "VIM
U Prasca,7 ate. , Cavrrliht. me, br E. Alexaaaer PemU.
raving with rage and disappointment
he became cold, calculating, cunning,
conscienceless. There was still a way
by which he could obtain possession
of the Montgomery millions, he re
minded himself. He , could marry
Cleo for his overweening vanity
never permitted him to conceive of
the possibility that she might refuse
him. - ;
His meditations were abruptly in
terrupted, however, by a rap at the
door. He flung it open impatiently
to find a messenger boy with a note.
The crest on the flap of the envelope
told him that it was from Olga.
"Dear Mr. Morton," she wrote, "I
want you to take me to the reception
which is being given this evening; hy
Mrs. Delmar, the wife of the British
consul. I have obtained invitations
through the consul's secretary, Mr.
Paget, who is an old friend of mine.
When I remind you that Mrs. Delmar
purchased two of the Burke books,
you will appreciate the necessity for
our going. I have learned from Mr.
Paget, by the way, that the Burke
girl and your friend, Hope, have also
been invited. You may call for me
a 9 o'clock." . -
FIFTH INSTALLMENT.
SYNOPSIS. a
Lieutenant Jarvts Hepe Is detailed by the
united State, naval hoard to Investigate
and report his (indlnis on the Invention of
Dr. Ralph Burke, which serves to brtns the
submarine to a state of perfection. The
lieutenant arrives In Valdavla and Is wel
comed bjr the Inventor and hla dauthtsr.
Cleo. On the trial trip of the Inventor's
boat, a Japanese helper Is surprised In the
aot of oxamlnln, the raechanlam of the ven
tllatlna device. Hope reporta favorably en
the new device, but there are other. Inter
ested In It. An attempt to burslarlas Dr.
Burke , laboratory falls, but later Clee flnda
him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo sells her
father's library to fit money: later she find,
a note, from which she learns that they eon
tain the aecret formula. With Hope she
races to the auctioneer's store, only to find It
In flames. Ola. ivanoff and Oerald Morton,
two splea In search of Ihe formula, attempt
to Capture Cleo when aba alla a, Ik, ....
of Stephenakl. the anarchlat. Hope ruahea
- ,,-r morion snoots at nim. but the
bullet hlte a bomb, In the cellar, which ex
plodes. (Continued from Yesterday.)
Ten minutes later Satsuma, in a
telephone booth, was talking to
Mahlin, who was in Valdavia.
" but I wasn't able to see her,"
the Japanese concluded. i
"All right," was the answer. "I'll
come over to the city on the next
train. 1 11 plan some way to get into
the house during: the recent inn tn.
night."
Though the sound of the exntnainn
doubtless awakened the nearer of
Stephanski's neighbors, they were so
far away and the hour so late, that
it did not result in attracting anyone
to the scene.
It was, nevertheless, with extreme
caution that Olga and Morton, after
making sure that Cleo and her friends
had taken their departure, emerged
from their place of concealment and,
leaving behind them the ruined hntiae
and its dead owner, set out on foot
by a circuitous route for the city.
Nothing was further from their rl.
sire than to be seen coming from the
scene of the tragedy and to be called
as witnesses in the investigation
which was certain to follow its dis
covery. Day was dawning in the
east, therefore, before Morton, having
seen Olga to her apartment, reached
his 'hotel, and it was nearly noon
when he was awakened by someone
knocking at his door. ' It was a bell
boy with a telegram. Still half
awake, he tore open the enevelope
then stood transfixed, staring with
unbelieving eyes at the message
printed on the sheet of yellow paper.
xour uncle died from heart
failure at U o'clock last night.
By his will he has left his entire
estate to a Miss Cleo Burke of
Valdavia, Cal."
It was signed by Calvin Mont
gomery a private secretary.
Minute after minute passed and
still Morton stared at the message as
though his eyes deceived him. Surely
he must be dreaming. Calvin Mont
gomery dead. And all of his great
estate gone to Cleo Burke. And he,
iierain Morton, Ins nephew, and, as
he. had supposed, his only heir, had
received nothing.. Then all at once
he remembered the strange remark
he had overheard his uncle make that
morning in the New York office.
I wonder if I did r srht bv C eo?"
Montgomery had said aloud, as
though putting his thoughts Into
words, and Morton recalled the old
man's obvious confusion when he
asked him who Cleo was.
He recalled the note which his
uncle had told him to give to Dr.
Burke. "I once gave you something
that I valued as much as you value
the secret of the submarine. Now is
your chance to repay me." Again
Morton bitterly reviled himself for
his blindness, his stupidity, in not
recognizing and investigating the
mysterious relations between the
Burkes and Calvin Montgomery.
Gradually, however, his shrewdness
began to assert itself. From a man
Big Auto Auction
To Be Held Saturday
Omaha autoists will have an op
portunity to pick up a number of
used can at unusually low prices Sat
urday, when an auction of fifty used
automobiles will be held by the Dowd
Auction company.
The cars are the property of the
C W. Francis Auto company and the
E. R. Wilson Auto company. All of
them are lightweight cars and many
are equipped with electric lights and
self-starters. They have all been com
pletely overhauled and many have
been repainted,
The auction will be held at the
market place at Eleventh and Daven
port streets. It will start at 1 o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
' Another similar auction will also be
held July 1. .. .
PIGEONS MAKE QUICK
FLIGHT TO ST. LOUIS
Paul Bornorden, city passenger
agent of the Great Western, who last
Saturday received and released
twenty-four carrier pigeons sent from
St. Charles, III., by their owner, Louis
Schelstreet, in order that they might
make a trial flight from Umaha, has
heard from the birds.
Mr. Schelstreet writes that the
pigeons all showed up in due time.
The birds were released at 4:50
o'clock Saturday morning at the
Union station here, and the first one
reached home at 1:54 o'clock that
afternoon. The second bird alighted
at 2 and all of them were at home be
fore J o'clock. The distance from
Omaha to St. Charles is 473 miles and
the swiftest flying bird covered it in
nine hours and four minutes. :
MANY WILL ATTEND BANQUET
IN HONOR OF A-LTvlOHLER
More than 100 men have already
responded favorably to the invitation
to attend the 'banquet given in honor
of A. L. Mohler, the retiring presi
dent of the Union Pacific s railway,
The banquet will be given at the
Commercial club rooms the , evening
of June 28. The 100 or more reserva
tions for plates at the banquet came
in by mail and telephone within two
days of the time the invitations were
sent out.. . :. .." i' f i
Some special features are to be in
troduced at this banquet that promise
to niuc ii uiic ui uie most interest
ing occasions of the kind ever held
in the club rooms.
When, dressed for the reception,
Cleo stepped from the elevator into
the hotel parlor where Hope was
awaiting her, he fairly gasped with
astonishment, so marvelous was the
ansformation which her afternoon's
shopping had effected. He scarcely
iccognited the unsophisticated, sim
ply dresed girl of the little Valdavia
cottage in the radiant creature who .
stood curtesying before him. Even
,vith his inexperience in such matters,
he recognized that the gown of chif
fon which she wore waa a Paris crea
tion, and that its color, a deep purple,
emphasized the milky loveliness of
her neck and shoulders and her rose
1 af coloring. The accessories of her
costume were perfect to the last de
tail; purple hose, purple satin slip
pers, white gloves which reached
nearly to her snowy shoulders, and
at her waist a bouquet of orchids
which Hope had sent her.
"Do I suit you, Jarvisf" she asked
demurely. '
''D you suit me?" he repeated
after her. "Do you suit me? Why,
Cleo, you're the most beautiful thing
I've ever seen." i, -
''."'
' The reception waa in full awing
when Hope and Cleo reached the
Delmar residence. Light streamed
from every window. In the gardens
Japanese lanterns, swaying gently
in the night breeze, swung to and
fro like giant fireflies. Guests were
strolling on the terrace, the white
shoulders of the women and the
white shirt fronts of the men gleam
ing in the darkness. Through the :
French windows of the ballroom
came the strains of a Hungarian or
chestra. Mrs. Delmar and her hus
band, the latter a red-faced, white-
mustached Englishman, whose dress-
coat was ablaze with decorations, re
ceived their guests at the entrance
to the ballroom.
"I'm delighted that you've ".: come,
my dear," said Mrs. Delmar to Cleo.
"And 'hoe bewitchingly lovely you
look. Your gown is a perfect dream.
I do hope you will both have a good
time. And I didn't forget about the
books. As soon as vou left this morn
ing I telephoned to my nephew at
Palo Alto and he promised to bring
them up with him. He ought to be
here at any moment."
She beckoned to the servant stand
ing at the front door.
.."My nephew, Mr. Leyland, . will
arrive shortly. He i bringing with
him two books which Lieutenant
Hope is very anxious to see. As soon
as he comes I wish you to take the
books to the study at the head of the
stairs and then notifv Lieutenant
Hope that they are there. Do you
understand?" . ,
(To Be Continued.)
Wisner Company
First to Reach the
State Fair Grounds
(from a Staff Correspondent ) '
Lincoln. Neb., June 21. (Special
to arrive reached Lincoln at noon to-
nay ana are now at tne fair grounds. :
The company is composed of thirty
three men, in charge of Captain W.
E. Kelso and came frorn Wisner. It
is known as the supply company of
the Fourth regiment and its duties are
to go in advance and prepare the
camp for the troops. .
They received orders to get ready
as 10:30 Monday night, and were
ready to start at 6 the next morning,
but were held in Fremont pending
settlement of the mobilization point
FRIDAY TWENTY-THIRD IS
DATE OF NEXT AUTO RUN
Thirteen towns are included in the !
itinerary of the trade extension com
mittee of the Commercial club for '
the one-day automobile trade trip to '
be made Friday jof this week, June
23. Thirteen towns, and the trip is '
to be made on Friday. Whether this
pcuu, mac a rainstorm will over
take the crowd or that the streets
of the town will be strewn with
tacks and broken glass, no man can '
say. The crowd is to .'eave Omaha
at 7 in the morning :.-om the Com
mercial club corner. The towns to
be taken in are Valley, Yutan, Mead.
Wahoo, Weston, Brainard, Yanka.
David City, Brun'o, Prague, Malrao,
Colon and Leshara. -
LOW TEMPERATURES ARE
REPORTED THROUGH WEST
Fifty-four degrees above zero was
the lowest temperature registered in
Omaha Tuesday night. The lowest
in the state was 52 degrees, at Te
kamah. Carroll. la., reported 49 de
grees. v.t
It was 32 degrees above at Winne
mucca, Nev., and the same freezing
t,mnr.tiira n.aa .AI..I..J 1 !
iuuvugu aim m I Bl-
lowstone park. Temperatures below
40 degrees above were general in , :
Oregon, Nevada, Idaho and part of "'
Utah. Light frosts occurred in east- .
em Oregon and southern Idaho. ' '
"So there's no sign of any warmer
weather for Omaha within the next
day or two," (ays Colonel Welsh.
It's been raining all around, too.
and showers u, nn tfiA IatsI nmera m
tor today. . , ,