fc
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1916.
IS
FOR RENT HOUSES
South.
ROOM modern flat. No. ISO) I. 18th St..
oak floors, eleotrle light, sood homo
nelsnborhood, extra value, 117.60.
BENSON A MTKR8 CO., '
No. 434 Omaha National Bank Bide.
'NEW -room buniralow. all on ono floor:
atrlotly modorn, with farmre; $30. 16th
avs. and fleroo St. Red liir.
t-HOOM brlok. Hanacom park district, only
686, . Wrlsht a Lasbury. O. Ut.
4-ROOM oottaje, las and water. 111. Phone
Miscellaneous.
Houses and cottages,
partly modern.
-r. 10181 Carter Lake Bird 114.
t-r. 6019 No. 41d St II. DO
STRICTLT MODERN.
l-r. 4601 Eraklna St 111.11)
l-r. 1840 ChariM St 16.00
8-r. 1611 No. 40th St, (rood de
tached house In first-class reel
denoo ssotton, hot water boating
plant .... - 00
6-r. 17H So, 10th St 17.(0
9-r. 1046 Qeora-ta Ave 00,09,
nr.Ai,a '
STRICTLT MODERN.
-r. 1041 Howard St 125 . 00
j.r. 661 So. lath St.. (Baraln) . . . 85.00
t-r. 1011 So. 10th St., (brand new) 17.60
. WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM
PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING.
PORTER 6k SHOTWELL,
101 So. 17th St Doug. (011.
111.60 4-room, modern except heat, 1116
N. 10th St
120.00 6-room, modern, 1611 N. loth.
627.(0 l-roora, mod., list Davenport . St
H. A. WOLF,
Doug. 6068. . 614 ware Block.
POULTRY AND GARDEN Acre and email
houae. chicken, pigeon house, 17; alao 0-
room for colored downtown: city water,
electric light. Tel. D. 1107.
121 S. 27TH, 7 rooms, modern, $22.60.
- 1410 Charles. St, 0 rooms, bath, 618.
JOHN N. PRBNZER, Douglas 664.
. HOUSUS rtR HUNT.
CRS1UH. SONS A CO..
601 BEE HI. DO.. CHJUO. 100.
FOR RENT Ap'ta and FlaU
West
APARTMENTS WITH GARAGES.
Fir rooomi, triotly modem, team
hoit, janitor norvlo, oak floors and fin
lib; In beit reaideno district. St. Georr
. apartments, 118 N. Slat Avs.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY,
Tyler 1W1 333 Rob Bldg.
PlNB ataaio-baatad apMrunvnt, alt bar 4
or I room on Waat Faroara treat.
JOHN W ROBRtNS. 18Ui KARNAM ST
CHEAP RENT, 4-room apt. IU.50; light,
water, pfaona, laundry and heat Included.
SS18 Davenport.
I, t or 4-room apt., close In, furnished or
unfurnished; $27,60 to 160, Ernest Sweat.
' Doug.aa 1478.
faf. CLAIR,"! 4th and Harney, 3-room apart
menti. Call Harney 647.
North.
... .. caolOi- AFAU'i'MliINX. , ..
LOW RENTAL,
Beautiful newly decorated 4-room apart
, vent, big room, cool In lummar, fine
large aoreened porch. "Tbe Ivy," oornar
Sherman Ave, and Sherwood. Only $81.60
par mo. See Janitor ta basement apart
ment or call ofl.ee. Doug. loot.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
MOPSRN apt , 7 rooms, J26; near poet
office. Q. P. Stebbins, 1(U0 Chlcaeo.
South.
' i-rm. mod flat. H3Ub g 24th. law. H. 4711.
420 All modern, very desirable 5-room low
er flat, on oar Una, S604 Leavenworth.
14arnv J 1 9)1
PiVH-ltuUdl ateam-heaied apartment; very
. desirable. Tu Ohula Vista, 8Mb and
Poppleton. Conrad Young, nil Brandela
Tbeatar. Doug. 1671.
Miscellaneous.
I ana fl-ruum ontk iau, uiuau in. mud. ex.
bt. til Toland Trumbull. D (.707
DESIRABLE 8-4 and 6-rm. Apts. Summer
rates. First Trust Co., SOS S. 13ih, D.
-MUitDeRN apartmenta, 1 and up. Near
postotnoa. Oj P. Stebblna, 1610 Chicago.
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores-
i !. A m-a. mure ruyiu Uusei&eat, fit M.
Ulh St Only l6.
CONRAD YOUNG,
122' Brandela Theater Bidg. D. 167.
MODERN store, ltith- Su, near postoffice,
.76 per month. Q. P. Stebbins. i610 Chicago
biwnb nuuMs at aouH-ibU ir'araam St.
Tbos. V. Hall, 4X8 Ramgr' Bldg. D. 740.
Offices and Desk Room.
DESK ROOM
Ground floor location In strictly modern
fireproof building with all conveniences.
Right In the heart of Omaha.
Salesmen, brokers and commission men
get located now and ' prepare your fall
campaign; strictly high clasa tenants only
Ample space, free phones and lights;
stenographer available.
Call Dougiaa 3620.
. , Office for Rent
ON BEAUTIFUL COURT
of the
Bee Building
216 Sq. Ft., with vater.... $18.00
Ask the Superintendent.
Room 103.
.UlvtilRAiJi-Ji, ottiov room lo the remoduited
Urounse block, US N. letb St. (opposite
poatoffioe), fill to lit per month. Conrad
Young. I'll Braodels Theater. Dong. 1ML
Small Office.
FURNISHED.
Ask for the .Sup't.
Room 103. Bee Bldg.
OFFICE room with 'phone and recaption
room for lady. " P 284, Omaba Bee.
Miscellaneous.
BARN for rent, In rear of Savoy hotel, 16th
and Jackson Sta. Suitable for barn or
garage, 6bxt6; two ator.es and basement,
with 40-foot lot in front. Call at hotel
office.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIKUFHOOF WAREHOUSE
-Separate looked rooms, tor bouaohold
foods and pianoa: tnovlns, paoktiia; and
. shipping.
UMAUA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
101 a HtU St. Douglas 4166.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real moving service try us. Largo
i. I-horie. padded vans. Storage. fit month.
' satisfaction guaranteed. We move you
QUICKER. CHEAPER AKD SAFER.
f hone Tyler ziii or iHuglas
GORDON VA
We move yoi
AKD 8A-S
s All.
N CO.
O'aoklnf. storage and mov
In. lit N. 11th St Phono
Douglas 664 or Webster 6666.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
;" STORAGE CO.
Careful attsntlon' given to orders tor
moving, packing or storage; ofOoe at Ray
mond Furniture Co.. 1616 and 1616 How
ard St. Phone D. 6624.
Maggard "."...."V
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing.
iu66Kr- uu nnfuing. rnone uoug. 148.
.1 () RRE1) BxpreM Co- Moving
tacKing ana storage.
w rmm m. uouglas 1148.
vlDEUTYgESZtii FREE
Phone Dougiaa W tor oomptete
list of vacant houaea and apart
ments; alao for storage, moving.
Mth and Jackson Sta.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Houses and Flats. -
A ANTED TO ' KENT Immediately, good f
or l-room house, with garage. In West
Farnara district or Dundee. , Must bo a
nrst-olsw plaoe. Q!v, full lnfcrmatlon.
Addree O 111, bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED .
OOOD LOT WANTED.
A. Part pajrmsnt, with soma oasb, on
new l-room. all modern bungalow; one
aer. of ground; chicken house and gar.
ag. Address L 1266, Bee.
WirNT.KIL" First Ave!. Council
Bluffs. Location and price. , Rovor. 1410
WIU Linootn. Neb.
EAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Welt.
- 40TH & CAMDEN
This ta a fine large double oornar lot
130x110, with city water and sidewalk
and only S blocks from car. Buy these
tois on easy payments ana make money.
For price call
CREIGH, SONS & CO.,
Dougiaa 800. 60S Bee Bldg.
llt CHICAGO ST.
f rooms and reception hall, strictly
mouern in every reepect, Houae only
built about I years. Oak floors un and
downstatra. Within walking distance to
heart of city. Price 18.500. Will take
ibuo cash, balance monthly. Call or
phone Tyler to and ask for Mr. Oeialng.
HASTINOB HEYDKN. 1414 Harney St
ARE you afraid to call me for Information,
thinking that you will be annoyed for
ever after. Don't worry, X haven't time
for that Will gladly give you any Infor
mation desired: after that It la up to
you. Phone Benson 122. F. a Tnilllnger.
1618 LINCOLN BLVB. 11-rooiB houae,
st ri.it I y modern, with hot water beat
uouglas 1911.
BARGAIN AT $1,800.
West end, house and lot, 1101 Daren
port . Call 141 Llnooln Blvd. Harney 1711.
Worth.
FLORENCE BOULE
VARD ONE ACRE OF
GROUND
SEVEN ROOMS, $5,500.
600J Florence boulevard; has a large
living room and kitchen on first floor; S
bedrooms and bath on second floor; strict
ly modern, hot water heat ; one block
from 84th street oar llnet one block to Mil
ler park. All special taxes paid; every
thing in fine shape and possession at once.
For further Information call
HIATT COMPANY,
Formerly Hlatt-Palrfleld Co.,
246-7-8 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 60.
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
$4,000.
An eight-room house, all modern, full
two-story and attic, with oak finish; built
about four years; located on a high and
sightly corner lot, one block from car line,
both streets paved. This la a mighty
good value. Can make terms.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas ll. 110-10 City National.
28th & CALIFORNIA Sta.
Dandy, olose-ln house, 6 rooms, excep
tionally well oullt, reception hall, living
room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, re
frigerator room on first floor; two nice
large bedrooms and bath on aecond floor;
hardwood finish throughout, except kitch
en. Nicely decorated, in A-l condition.
Price $4,600.
D. V. SHOLBS COMPANT.
IB pity Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 41.
, 48TH AND MIAMI.
Two blocks from car, brand new 6-r. bun
galow, strictly modern and up-to-date; VI.
front lot Price cut to $3,100; terms to
en It We also have many other bargains.
See Us before you buy.
RASP BROS.,
10 McCague Bldg.
Doug. 1663.
Good Home
Very Li. tie' Cash
rive-room oottage with bath; large
ot; fine shrubbery and fruit trees.
Price. 13,160. Located 4107 North 2th St.
NORRIS & N0RR1S
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4S70.
PRAIRIE PARK
Moat artist to district In olty; no sheds,
alleys, chickens, ashes or tin cans;
houses and lots, with paving paid In full,
at reasonable'prtcea; easy terms.
B. J. SCAN NELL,
Douglas 898. Colfax 3611.
BARGAIN FOR LARQBJ FAMILY.
10-room house, modern, except heat
large lot, large barn, paved street, near
20th and Willis Ave.; worth $3,600, but
$2,460 buys It right now; on terms.
P. J. T EBB ENS CO..
606 Omaha Nat. Bk. Douglas S182.
SACRIFICE SALE. .
16S0 N. 17th St.. 8 -room bouse; walk
ing distance. Don't fall to sea tola prop
erty If you want a bargain.
S. P BOSTW1CK SON,
Tyler 1604. WO Bee Bldg.
NIFTY all-modern, oak-flniabed bungalow,
weu locatea, in north part H.7B0. very
eaay terms 10 gooq party, a. ihb,
BUY from owner, 7-room house, all mod.
em, ast rront, walking distance, can
Webster 47 B.
KOUNTZlfl PLAClfi restricted district resi
dence for sale. F. V. Knlest 3616 N. 18th.
FOR SALE 7-room houae on S lota, all In
fruit and garden. Phone walnut 3381.
South.
FIVE ROOM
NEW BUNGALOW
Near Hanscom Park; selected material
used In building; oak finish; large living
room haa built-in bookcases; dlulngroom
with built-in buffet; kitchen, t bod
rooms and bath, all on one floor; full
basement oemented; a home of quality,
on large lot with some fruit; owner haa
need of the money and will sacrifice for
$3,304.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Doug. lOOt. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg.
SAFETY F1H0T.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFB
FIRS AND TORNADO INtfUKANCS
0JBB
O'NEIL'S R. B. INS. AGENCY,
414 Brandela Theater Bidg. Tyer lOlt.
4-ROOM bungalow, brand new, all modern,
oak floors throughout; oak finish In liv
ing and dining rooms: large, iigbt, white
enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted
addition, A bargain at $3,160. Baay
terms.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
441! Paxton Blk. Doug 1733.
tttitu 8U. lii'irl, i-room modern, new, fur
nace; 83 oi NB-ft lot; street paved. Barka
A MustL D. g:T.
a -ROOM bouse, all modern, tor aale. 3630
Pacific. Phone Harney 41$.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
THE best acres are out Benson way. The
oeai pises to ouy acres out Benson way
Is In Benson Gardens, Richland Acres
or West Benson, where we ean sell you
one or more acrea from $364 an acre and
Up, on very easy terms.
MAHTINOS A HOYDEN.
1414 HA may St Phone Tyler M.
BENSON Garden acres are the best olose
ln acres to be had near Omaha. Call,
write or phone Tyler 60 for reading mat
ter, telling more about Benson Garden
acres, adjoining Benson.
HASTINOB A HEY DEN. 1414 Harney St
North.
AUCTION SALE
Two beautiful lota on N. 14th St, 300
feet north of Lake St., east frontage,
lota 1 and 3 Hall Place, S3 ft frontage,
116 ft. deep, excellent for apartments.
Sale takes place Saturday morning, July
8 at 14 a. m. The owner of this prop
erty must raise quick money, and prop
erty will be sold at auction on the prem
ises to the highest bidder, regardless
of value. Terms, cash when papers are
delivered; $200 cash on day of sale to
show good faith. This Is valuable prop
erty and must be sold. Dowd Auction
Co., 3. L. Dowd, Auctioneer.
After looking at MINN1 LUSA $00 dif
ferent buyers decided that It waa the beat
proposition on the market and they
backed tbelr judgment by BUYING lota.
It YOU will oome out today you wlli
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
War lit.
743 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg
CUMING, near 39th St., 33 or 44; must be
sold to cloae estate. Grlmmel, 440 Omaha
Nat' I Bank Bldg.
4 FEET. 16th St, I blks from viaduct
$4,100. MoCaguo Inv. Co. McCague Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE.
I dandy vacant lota, U block to ear
Una; cut to $1,000 cash for quick sale.
CALKINS A CO.,
Douglas 1313 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
HAVE acreage witblo city limits as low as
$274 par aero.
DOUG. 1Mb
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNW00D
Oo out to Lyon wood today and m. the
oeautimi lota w. are selllni from 60
to 1600, ,
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Done. 601. 1601-1 V. o. W. Bull
Corner In Bensoo
Opposite City Hall.
Brick bulldlnl 6i70.
With frame house In rear.
Good buy for someone.
W. H. GATES,
II? Omaha Natl. Bk. Bid
Uouglas 1114.
START TOL'H HOUB IN BKN80NI
BUT THI8 LOTI
llt.M down and 110.00 per month! prloe
6116.00: .alao. 60x111; located on Looual
L betwera Clark and Burn ham. not
far from school and oar Hue. Ota B.
Wrttht. Be. office, Omaha.
Dundee.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW.
H.ooo Almost now, oak finish, at,
rooms and sleeping porob; fin. baa.ra.nt!
full elsed lot; good neighborhood. Phone
owner. Douglas 4811.
DUNDEE 6-room modern bungalow. Built
by us 66,760. On ..ay terms.
W L. SKLBT 8QN8. Phone Doug. 1610.
Dunde. bun.alow. Walnut 1666.
Dundee lot. 6006, Walnut 1666.
tit sctqs near Dundee, Walnut 1666.
MiicelUneoui.
ONB ACBB riVB-BOOM BUNGALOW.
w. have three lots consisting of Tory
nearly an .ore, and a five-room bunga
low, modern except heat, 8 blocks from
car line. There are about 76 bearing fruit
trees. Price, 83,160 leas than the lm
provementa are worth.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANT,
Doug. 1711. 6th Floor Omaha Nat l Bk. Bldg
REAL ESTATE B'new Pr'ty
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR 8ALHJ.
Corner lot, 40x183 feet with new one
story and basement double brick store
building and 7-room frame dwelling house.
Income, $1,470. Price, $14,600. Liberal
terms. The store leases run four years
and the tenants pay for repairs.
This property la located at street ear
transfer point and Is an exceptionally
good Investment; much safer than dwell
ing house property, no matter how good.
No risk of vacancies; no outgo for repairs.
' 414-18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 440.
LOT 60x140 at end of Important car line,
, at lower price than anything near It $800.
Suitable for residence, store or both.
Good opening for business.
OSORUE O. WALLACE, 414 Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
SI ACRES, improved, close In; want Omaha
cottage.
40 acres, Colorado,. Improved; want Omaha
home.
40 acres, California, Improved; want Omaha
Income. 9
140 acres Jackson county, Mississippi clear;
want farm or Omaha property.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
Doug. 2310. 414 City Natighai Bank Bldg.
THIS remarkable Increase in VBE Want
Ads can be traced to only one source
good results at lets cost than any other
Omaha paper,
, 20,101 MORE "
, paid want ads
In first five months ot 1414 than In
Same Period in 1414.
COLORADO FOR NEBRASKA 130 acres
alfalfa, fruit and grain land, Delta coun
ty,' Colorado, Improved, underlaid with
Immense coal veins, accessible, irrigated,
and all paid for. Want stock or grain
farm; will assume fair mortgage. Ad
dress owner, Drawer C, Osceola, la.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity of $3,300
in good South Dasota income property,
town of 1,600; yields 10 per cent net;
would consider cheap land or automo
bile. Write Box 446, Grand Island, Neb.
FARMS, Ranches, Residences, Apartments,
Merchandise stocks. Income of al kinds.
Can match any deal of merit.
J. A. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson . Blk., Omaha.
FARMS, ranches, city property, acreage and
Investments for sale and exchange.
Morgan, 1414 Cuming St, Doug. 2466.
WILL trade Improved North Dakota farm,
small or large, for country or olty bank
stock. Address T 4TV, Bee.
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
to oner, u. j. uanan. jMcuague Bldg.
EQUITY in good l-r. house for cottage";
worth $8.400. Colfax 1062 after 10 a. m.
REAL .ESTATE Investment
GETTING AHEAD may mean more to you
now tnan it aid ten years ago. Bet some
thing aside from wages or Income and In
vest it carefully and you will never regret
It. HOME BUILDERS offers an oppor
tunity for the small Investor and guar
antees 7 pet. dividends In cash Jan, lot
and July 1st. Investigation invited.
HOME BUILDERS, INC,
17th and Dougiaa St. Phone Dg. 6018.
FOUR 7-r. frame dwellings, 18th and Corby.
iteming, 6).,usu. uwner leaving, wants
$4,000. J. L. Barber, Keellne Bldg. Ty. 1714.
WM. COLFAX, 704 Keellne Bldg.
Real estate, city property, largo ranches
a specialty, t
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loam and Mortgigei.
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
MONET TO LOAN ON
Apsrtm.Dt houses, doubl. brlok houses,
single houses, business property and farm
laods at 6 per oent, 6H per cent S Iprot
W. U. THOMAS.
828 Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1646.
6 PER CUNT to 6 per cent on best class olty
residences in amount ,j,uoo up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions, .
PHTER8 TRUST CO,. 1661 Farnam 8C
PRIVATB MONEY.
SHOP EN 46 COMPANY,
KBSLINB BU1LD1NO.
OMAHA homes. Bast Nebraska farms.
1016 Omsha Nat'l. Phons Dougiaa 1716.
MONEY ti! loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We alao buy good farm mort
gagos. kioko inv, co umana.
RtfAL ESTATE loans, SIX psr oent. 3m
U. K. BUCK 4E UU.,
11 Omaha Nat Bank.
NO DELAY.
W. T. ORAHAat,
BEE BI.DO.
MONEY on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, City
National Bank Bldg?
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6Vj, 6 per oenL
j. n. uumoni uo,, i, neeiine mag.
LOANS 6 6 v Per cent LOANS,
THUS. L. MOQARRT,
Keellne Bldg. Red 4644.
GARVIN BROS-NatVlad
Idg.
C nf MONEY HARRISON fc MORTON,
' 414 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. V, D. Wead.
weaq mag., istn ana rarnam Bts.
Financial Wanted.
WANT $20,000 for I or 10 years at I pet.
on gut eage nrat mortgage wun principal
and Interest guaranteed by surety bond.
Per particulars, write C. B. Llttlefleld
fc Bon, real estate and loans, Casper, Wyo.
Stocks and Bonds.
Our Nebraska farm
mortgages are not af
mm 4 fectea my European wars
' U - ar panloa. AneounU $44t
I JO to flO.OOO, We oolleot al)
Interest and principal
free of charge; $0 years
In the Nebraska farm
field without a loss la etir record.
KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANY, '
401 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg,. Omaha, Web.
$440 MORTGAGE bearing 1 per cent semi-
annual; secured by property valued $2,40T.
Talmage-Loomla Inv. Co., W. Q, W. Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
OliarQnfn.40 Abatraot Co. We ean bring
UUttl cWl tee down your abstract on
short notice, n. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. $447.
Famm Title, Guarantee f and Abstract
4;o., a moaern a Detract orooa,
$06 8. 17th St. Tel. D. i448T.
BE ED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of
Acs lo Nebraska. 904 Brandela Theater.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
Colorado land excursions, ex pens s paid. C.
L. Nethaway. Florence, Neb. Florence $$4.
Florida Lands.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good clear 110
acrea located In best part of St. Johns
county, Florida. Address T-444 Bee.
iOTvn Lands,
IOWA
YOUNG MAN, IF TOU REALLY want
to farm, here's an opportunity you can't
afford to lose; In the midst of an old
settled Iowa community, four miles from
Tabor and eight mllea from Ulenwood,
there's a SOS-acre farm, fully equipped
for raising grain, hay and stock; nearly
all In crop this year on the halves; an
ever-running stream runs through it, fed
by springs; no waste land; mostly new
soil and that deep black, underlaid with
elay; forty acres In alfalfa, two orchards;
.one road runs through and another along
side, with college at Tabor and another
at Bellevue, only 14 mllea away, and
Omaha $1; stock can be driven to and
from the South Omaha market; butter
fat or other produce nan be put Into
Omaha In two or three hours; no batter
place to make money and live well. We
offer the competent farmer the chance of
a lifetime to "get on In the world." Very
eaay terms and long time and a price
that's right. For other Information call
on or write, Bankers' Omaha Mortgage
Co., 419 So. 18th St., Omaha, Neb.
Monttir, Lands.
STOCK section, all fenceu; $00 aorea tilla
ble; balance timber and good pasture;
forty acrea In crop; nine dollars par aore;
homestead adjoining. N. J. Evensen, la-
may. Mont.
FOR SALE 6(10 acres' Irrigated Madison
county, Montana, wall Improved, $41.40.
Adreas. J 447. Bee
Missouri Lands.
FOR SALE 80 -acre farm, improved ; two
houaea, live atock, farm tools, crop, house
hold goods; price $1,400; this farm must
be sold; make offer, Reynolds, Burbank,
Mo.
CHEAP FARMS--Any alse, eaay terms, in
the beautiful Osarks of Dent county, Mo,
W. 8. Frank. 101 Neville Block. Omaha.
UK EAT bargains. $4 down, $4 monthly,
buys 40 acrea good fruit and poultry land
near town, southern Missouri, Price only
$174. Address Box 404, Kxoelslor Springs.
Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
1,011-ACRE ranch near Crawford. Dawes
county. Neb.; good soli; heavy grass;
plenty of fine water and timber. For
sale cheap; will take small farm as pay
ment, eaatern Neb, or Iowa. Co-oper-
uvg faity avacnanye, its tics tsiqg,
FOR SALE Best large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C Bradley. Wol
bach. Neb.
North Dakota Lands.
FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE IN
THE RED RIVER VALLEY OF NORTH
DAKOTA. PRICE $40 TO $75 PER ACRE,
RANGING IN SIZE FROM ISO ACRES
TO 1,000 ACRES, THESE FARMS ARE
HIGHLY IMPROVED, CLOSE T TOWN
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1011 Cadillac, 4-passenger.
141$ Maxwell. S-pasaanger.
IB 11 Maxwell, truck.
1914 Crow Elkhart, touring.
1911 Chalmers, roadster.
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SEVENTH INSTALLMENT
SYNOPSIS.
Lieutenant Jarvts Hope is detailed by the
United States naval board to Investtgats
and report his findings on tY Invention of
Dr. Ralph Burke, which serves to bring the
submarine to a state of perfection. The
lieutenant arrives In Valdavia and Is wel
comed by the Invantor and hli daughter,
Clee. On the trial trip of the Inventor's
boat a Japanest helper Is surprised In
the act of examining the mechanism of the
ventilating device. Hope reports favorably
on the new device, but there are others In
terested In It. An attempt to burglarise Dr.
Burke's laboratory falls, but later Cleo finds
him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo sells
her father's library to get money ; later
she finds a note from which she learns that
they contain the aecret formula. With Hope
she races to the auctioneer's store, only to
find It In flames, Olga Ivanoff and Gerald
Morton, two spies In eearcb of the formula,
attempt to capture Cleo when she oatls at
the house of StephanskI, the anarchist.
Hope rushes to her aid; Morton shoots at
him, but tha bullet hlta a bomb In the
cellar, which explodes. StephanskI dies In
the wreck of his house; the ethers escape.
Hope and Cleo attend a ball at Mrs. Del
mar's whose nephew has two of the ralaslng
books. Mahlln, a spy, attempts to steal the
books, but Is discovered by Hope; In (ha ex
citement that follows the books disappear.
Mahlln escapes. Hope and Cleo take a boat
for an Island out In the bay. The conspir
ators follow In other boata. Mahlln and the
Jap turn out the Island light. Morton's boat
with the oountess strikes a etray mine In
the bay.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
The Secret ?l Submarine
: By E. Alexander Powell
Author of -The E.4 .1 th. Trail," "Flfhtbf to Flamtsra Tne Roes te Glerr," "Vhr. U
France," etc Capjrrithl, 116, by K. Alnander Fowsll.
turned and leaped. Down, down,
he went, straight as an arrow and
as gracefully, and as cleanly as an
arrow he disappeared into the sea.
A long moment elapsed before Hope,
standing on the cliff above aaw a
sleek black head bob above the water
Satsuma, apparently none the worse
(or his perilous dive, struck out lustily
for the shore. He had not gone far,
however, before a launch shot around
the headland and a man whom Hope
recognized, even at that distance as
Satsuma's companion, pulled the Jap
anese aboard.
As Hope was slowly making his
way back to the shack he met Fitz
maurice. "The fellow I was chasing got away
from me," said the latter. "He had
a launch waiting for him in the cove.
What happened to the Japanese that
you were after? I thought I heard
some shots."
"He got away too," said Hope. "He
tried to get me withvan automatic,
but he wasn't a good shot. When
he saw that I had him cornered he
threw the books over the cliff and
then jumped over after them."
"Well, there's no use in crying over
spilled milk," Fitzmaurice remarked
consolingly. "That' was a mighty
tough pair of citizens and I'm glad
that they've departed. I never,
dreamed, when I came over here
yesterday, that I was going to step
right into the middle of a real blood-and-thunder
drama like this. Why,
it beats the Old Cap Collier stories
that I used to read when I was a
youngster. The thing for us to do
now, he added, "is to go up to the
shack and get some food and take
it down to ,Miss Burke. The poor
girl must be almost dead from hun
ger." Having filled their pockets with the
small store of food which Fitzmaurice
had remaining, they were leaving the
shack when Morissey hailed them.
He explained that he had followed
the line of the cliffs without seeing
anyone. .
It was drawing on toward noon
when they reached the cave where
they had left Cleo. From within it
came the sound of voices in animated
conversation.
"That's Cleo's voice," said Hope
in surprise, "but who on earth can
she be talking to?"
- As though in answer to his query,
Cleo appeared at the entrance to the
cave. Behind her, his face wreathed
in smiles, was Hook I
"Well, I'll be hanged!" said Hope,
stopping dead with astonishment at
the sight of the one-armed sailor.
"What on earth are you doing here?
Hook? I thought we had left you
in a saloon in San Francisco. How
did you get here?"
"I don t know 'zactly myself, loo
tenant," said Hook, a trifle sheep
ishly. "Morissey here wuz a tinkerin'
with his. ingine and, sec I to myself
'it'll be half an hour before they're
ready to start, so I'll just step across
the street and get a drink,' but when
I got back, lootenant, you wui gone.
Waal I wuz a-standin there wonderin'
what I'd better do, when up comes
a taxi and who should get out of it
out tnet teuer Morton. He had a
girl with him a stunner she wuz,
too and a little dark feller who
looked'a though he might be a fur
riner. 'I wonder what they're doin'
round here?' sez I to myself, and,
thinkin' that I'd overhear their con
versation, I steps behind a lumber
pile and I hears 'em ask the watch
man ef he knowed where they could
hire a launch to go to the Faraltons.
He told 'em there warn't no launch,
but he guessed thet they could hire
the Sea Hawk. You 'member her,
lootenant, the big sixty-footer thet
was tied up alongside Morissey'a
launch?"
"I'll take the Jap I" Hope shouted
to Fitzmaurice. "He's got the books
I'm after. You attend to the other fel
low." The chase which followed led across
a country broken by unexpected out
croppings of rocks, by stretches of
loose stones, by enormous crags and
bowlders; it led across furze-covered
hillsides and other hillsides carpeted
with wild wiregrasa. Suddenly, when
his pursuer was only a few paces be
hind him, Satsuma swerved and
dashed down a narrow path which ap
parently promised a means of escape.
But instead of leading down the cliff,
as he had supposed, it ended abruptly
on a precipice-bordered headland. The
Japanese could go no fartherl Behind
him was a pursurer whom he knew
to be relentless; before him a dizzy
precipice, and at the foot of it, 200
feet below, the sea. Hope, confident
that Satsuma could not now escape,
was advancing on him determinedly
when all at once the Oriental whipped
out a pistol, there was a flash and
bang, and a bullet sang past Hope's
head. He threw himself against a
rock, as he did so a second bullet
spattered itself against it. Whenever
he showed himself, Sutsuma's pistol
spat angrily. Hope kept count of the
shots and at the sixth he sprang for
ward recklessly. But the Japanese had
still another cartridge in his pistol and
he was determined that that cartridge
should do its work. Resting the barrel
of his weapon against a bowlder, he
waited until the pursuer was almost
upon him before firing. But (at the
very instant that Sutsuma's finger
tightened on the triger, Hope's foot
caught in a root and he fell head
long, while the bullet, which was
meant for his heart, whistled harm
lessly over his shoulder. As Hope
bounded to his feet, the Japanese
tossing away the empty pistol, ran to
the very edge of the cliff. He still
held the precious books' in his hand.
Hope divined his intention.
"You might as well give up, Sat
suma," he called. "And if you destroy
those hooka it will go all the harder
for you. Come, now, hand them
over."
"YoaH never get the bookt," snarled
the Japanese, and with the words he
flung them into the abyss.
"But I'll get youl" shouted Hope,
beside himself with anger, and he
leaped at Satsuma, who stood poised
on the precipice's very brink.
"You'll not get me, either," replied
the Oriental with an oath, and, just
as Hope was about to clutch him, he
City Council to Abandon
Thursday Morning Sessions
The city council will abandon the
Thursday morning meetings, except
when special matters require such
sessions. The committee of the
whole meetings will be continued on
Monday mornings at 10 o'clo;k and
regular council meetings at the tame
hour on Tuesday mornings.
(To Be Continued" Tomorrow.) '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Helena Wagner and husband to
Johanna Ooeltl, Paolflo street,
1.U feet eaat of Fifty -third street,
south side, 6103X11S I et)
Fred Mueller to John O. Detweller,
Fifty-third street, 100 feat south of
Jackson street, east side, lOOxtSO., 1
Oeorge A Co. to Wtnnlfred M. Hey
den, Fifty-third avenue, 371 feet
north of Dodge stret, about 70x119 1.IB0
D. V. Sholes company to Delphlnt C.
Show i, Thirty-fourth street, 04 feet
north of Franklin, west side, tlx
120 ,SI0
Irenaaua fihuler, st aL, to James A.
Qulnn, Cass street, 1M feet north of
Forty-third street, north side, (Ox
121 j
Fred ft. Wlndle to Serena ID. Rohan,
Park avanue, 10 feet south of
Poppleton avaniM, east side, 40x141 1
Pearl A. Walshane to Marrletta En
gal, Capitol avenue, 140 feet west of
Forty-slghth street, north side, lOx
136 ,. 1
L. C. atbson and wife to William
Zelgler, West Jefferson street, 100
feet west of Twsnty -sixth street,
north side, 10x101 1,000
R. B. Montgomery and wife to James
F. Hewlett, Larlmore avenue, 340
feet east of Thirty-first strset,
south side, 100x124 1
Joseph Barker, trustee, and wife to
Bophie A. Lavelll, northwest comer
Fourteenth and Fowler avenue, 10
142 440
Th Reserve Realty company to Sena
Staal Jensen, Maple street, 60 feet
west of Thirty-sixth street, south
side, 60x120 1
Olenn W. Smith and wife to Louis
Dresher, Twentieth street, S07 feet
north of Fort street, west side, 6lx
680 1
Richard R. Evans and wife to Charles
P. Fltoh, southwest corner Fifty
third avenue and Dodge, 1090,.. 1
M. O. Cunningham and wife to H, W.
Harrington, Twenty-eighth street,
60 feet login ef Miami,, west side,
7xM ...7? , 400
Peter Edman and wife to Line Specht,
Twenty-sixth street, B0 feet north
of Mason street, east side, 80x134. 1
Fannie, P. Webb and husband to
Agnes J. Webb, Decatur street 10
feet west of Thirty-third street,
south side, 40x137.4 1
Anna Kullk to Daniel Musll and
husband, Eighteenth street, 360 feet
north of F street, eaat aids, SOx
10 m
Km ma W, Holyoke and husband to
Nellie Eaatman, Capitol avenue,
140 feet eaat of Flfty-seeond street,
north side, 10x128 I.ooft
James H. Morriok to Stella Pierce
forraii, uumtng street, l0 feet
eaat of Forty-first street, north side,
50x140 , 4,400
Martin Meyer and wife to Theodore
P. Bolhm, northwest corner Forty
first street and Farnam, 46x123... 14,009
Barker company to Eidora C.Coop
er, Lincoln boulevard, 260 feet . eaat
of Thirty-first avenue, north side,
60x106 i
Barkei company to Wllllum J. Peter
sen, northwest corner Thirtieth and
Lafayette, 60x120 1
"Daredevil" Injured
In "Slide for Life"
Has Broken Neck
An operation was performed upon
Claud Goff, 501 South Twenty-eighth
street, otherwise known as "Kareless
Kennedy," who fell on the roof of the
Boston Store Tuesday in making a
"slide for life" from the roof of the
Hotet Fontenelle to the Empress the
ater, and his recovery ia doubtful.
His parents, who live on the Sooth
Side, and his wife are at his bedside.
It was after completing an engage
ment in Omaha last fall during the
Ak-Sar-Ben carnival, in which he slid
from the roof of the City National
building to a hotel roof, that he prom
ised his parents he would abandon his
perilous calling. For a year or more
he worked as a painter.
He was married in Omaha last
spring. His greatest concern after his
fall Tuesday was that his mother,
who has been ill, should hear of the
accident '
Widow of Pioneer
Omahan is Dead
Mrs. Caroline Anderes, 75 years old,
died at her home, 1538 North Eiizht-
eenth street, Tuesday, after an illness
ot tour weeks. Mrs. Anderes was a
pioneer resident of this city. She was
the widow of Gottleib Anderes, who
came here in 1868.
She was born in Germany and came
to this country when she was 12 years
old. She is' survived by three
children, Charles W George L. and
Mrs. Neil Smith. The funeral serv
ices will be held at 2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon from the home. In
terment will be in Forest Lawn ceme
tery. Mayor MakesJExit When
Pop Bottle Fusillade Starts
Mayor Dahlman says that while
witnessing the Stecher-Lewis match
a pop bottle thrown from the rear
grazed the top of his hat.
"Am glad the bottle did not strike
the back of my head," remarked
"Jim."
When the pop bottles began to fly
the mayor started for Fontenelle
park, where he believed the atmos
phere was More salubrious.
Treat Curbs and Odds .6 One.. ,
Panaarous bronchial and lung allmsnts
follow jievleoted eolds. . Tak. tr. Una's
New Discovery. It will keep yoo wall, All
drufflsts.Advortlsemont.
BANKS OF OMAHA
ISSUE STATEMENTS
.... ' .
Deposits Show Large Increase
Over Tear Ago, But Loss
Since the Last Call.
NORMAL FOB THIS TIME
While the banks of Greater Omaha
show a large increase in deposits over
a year ago, according to statements
issued today for the close of business
June 30, in response to the call of the
comptroller of currency, they show
some "loss in deposita since the last
call, nearly two months ago. :
This is only a normal loss for the
time of )u'ar. This draining of de
posits always occurs about this time
of year, just before the new crop be
gins to move ana to ormg money
back into the banks. -
The deoos its are over S15.tW0.0UU
ahead of a year ago, while the loans
show nearly a $12,000,000 gain.
At the same time the deposits are
over $1,500,000 less than they were
two months ago. and the loans are
something more than $l,uuu,uuu
greater.
I he comparative statement! art as
follows: ' t
DEPOSITS.
June 6616. June 6916.
First National.. 116,606,411s 116.606.661
Omaha National 16.S16.16S 16.166,666
United States Nat'l. i 11.646.016 , 16,100.1:1
Merchants National.. T.166.6TS S.616.66T
atock Tarda National S.S66.10S 1.646.466
Nebraska National... 6,666,106 i 1,116,466
City National S.166,664
Live Block National.. 1.614.666 4.114,611
Peckers National.... 1,104,101 1,464.466
Cora Kichanse Nat'l 1,111,681 S.864,646
State Bank of Omaha 1.404.64S , S.148,108
Security Bute Bank. 406,141
South Omaha Savings.....
Totals 661,444,446
DEPOSITS.
May l.'IS.
Omaha National 114.061,671
United State, Nat'l.. 16,111,168
First National....... 14,181,664
Merchants National.. 6, 611,116
Stock Tarda National 1,666,680
Live Stock National. 6,610,186
Stats Bank ol Omaha 6,806,600
Nebraska National... .6,180,166
Paokars National.... 8.601,110
Corn Bachanie Nat'l, 8,110,118
Secu-lly Itata Bank. , UI.168
Souta Omaha Bavlnfa ' 818,681
Totals.....
668.114
886,168
11,668,104
JunelO.'n!
11.168,666
11,100,180
11,608,461
1,618,661
1,646,486.
4.811,811
8,111,108
6,116,166
6,184,686
1,884,668
68,184
r 186,166
,...ai6.SSl,4!i 811,686.764
LOANS.
, Juns 8.'1S. J
First National..,,. J. I.S61.616
1,811.187
1,686,041
4.666.168
Omaha National.
United States Nat'l..
Merohanta National.,
Stook Tarda National 4.468.04S
Nebraeka National.. 1,811,886
City National ,
Live Slock National,
Packers National...,
Corn Bxehanae Nat'l.
Stat. Bank ot Omaha 1,101.661
Security State Bank". 186,866
South Omaha Savings
Totals.
1.118.184
1.816.16S
1,461,111
1.484,141
......811,111,116
' LOANS.
-. May 1,'IS.
United Slates Nat'l. .tlO.601.180
First National.. 1,816,880
Omaha National...... S.lli.ooo-
Merohanta National.. 4.101,716
Stock Tarda National 1,621,481
Live Stock National. 1,676.666
mat. Bank o( Omaha 1,171,100
Nebraaka National... 1.066,166
Cora Baohansa Nat'l 1.684,061
Packers National..., 1,184,771
Security State Bank. 476,146
South Omaha Bavins;, 810.746
Junet.'16.
10.S68.668
16,141.671
10,600.164
t.688,081
1.884.004
1,886,681
'".'iVi'iii
l,166,MO
; 1,886,466
' 1,068,686
, 477,17.
"' 160,111
64,606,161
June SO.'IS.
16,606.164
10,888,661
10.111,616
6.618,011
. 6.831,004
6,188,161
1,063, 616
1,886,631
1.186,166
1,766,610
! 477,170
. 880,111
Totals, . , 618.404,664 84,400,864
School Officials
, Particular as to the
Stories in Text Books
A monkey family was fraternizing
on the branches of cocoanut tree.
One of the juvenile simians, imagin
ing itself to be another Tyraa Cobb,
hurled a cocoanut and struck its
mother upon the head, causing in
stant death. Such waa the gist of s
story found by Assistant Superinten
dent Ryan of the public school dur
ing her present task of reviewing aa
assortment! of sample school, books.
This particular book was rejected
because the story1 referred to would
not, in the hands of a child, inculcate
lofty ideals of respect toward par
ents. In the school books stories of
birds, beasts and fish must not in
clude situations showing unkindnesa
to mothers.
The assistant superintendent sets
ss a censor board. She will, not ap
prove a book which permits s child
to tell a lie and "get sway with it"
High moral ideas and ideals must be
tsught in these books. Certain forms
of slang are sufficient for rejection of
a book, i One book was rejected be
cause it contained the word "nigger."
Hotel Greeters Are .
Guests at Banquet
A. H. Chapman of Atlanta, Ga. re
turning from Salt Lake City, where
he waa the unanimous choice of the
Greeters of America as their first vice
president, entertained a party of
Omaha Greeters and their wives and
a number of his eastern and southern
friends who assisted in his election,
at a dinner at the Hotel Fontenelle
Tuesday evening. I. F. Letton, man
ager of the Fontenelle, and Mr. Chap
man worked together in .Atlanta for
several years.
The gathering waa an intersection
al affair, and the north, the south,
the east and Omaha were represented
in the guest list, which included: Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Letton, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Medlar, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
MSFadden, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ken
nedy, Colonel and Mrs. W. H, An
derson, all of Omaha; J. O. Cleary,
George A. Graham, George E. Wolf
and Miss Anglin of New York; F. A.
Sears, Rochester, Minn.: Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Sweeney and Miss Helen
Hunness, Milwaukee; Robert Fisher,
Atlanta, Ga.; W. P. Livingston,
Rochester, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Chapman, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mark Ellis,
Montgomery, Ala.; W. G. Metre of
Youngstown, O.
Petition in Bankruptcy
, Filed by Omaha Builder
Alonzo W. Hough, a contractor
and builder, 3319 Grand avenue, has
filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy with the clerk of the United
States district court, giving his as
sets as $333 and his liabilities as
$4,389. Of the liabilitiea $50 ia se
cured by a chattel mortgage on his
household furniture. The largest
creditor is Harry A. Fair, who haa a
claim for $3,472 for material aupplicd.
Wanted Some Want Ads in e
change for lots of answers. FhsaS "
The flee. ,