THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 1916.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIRKPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Saparat. locked rooinB, for bousebold
foods and pianos; inovinc. peoktnc and
.hloplni.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
101 & 16th St Douglas ,1.
Maggard
Van and I man
ii.H Mr nour.
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing.
tors a and hit) pin Phone iwu. lavs
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real moving, service try us. Larva
l-horse, padded van. Storage, M month.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Wa mova you
QUICKER. CHEAPER AND &ASER.
Phone Tyler 20 or Douglas 48S8.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and mov
ing Sit N. 11th St. Phone
Douglaa 4 or Webster fiitf.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention given to order for
moving, packing or storage; office at Ray
mond Furniture Co.. lalf and 16 it How
ard St. Phone D. 66!.
F fl Rttftl) Kxp"M Co.. Moving
I. Jm AVXJi-i-L packing and storage.
ItOT Farnam St. Douglas 614H.
FIDELITY "krv"b. FREE
Phone Douglaa 288 Cor' complete
list of vacant houaea and apart
ment; alao for stbrage, moving.
16th and Jackson Sta.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WANTKD TO RENT lmmedletely. good 1
or .-room houaa, with garaga, In West
Farnam district or Dundee. Unit be a
flrat-claas placa. Give full Information.
Addreee O 111. baa.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
FINE RESIDENCE ON
FARNAM HILL
Anyone wishing a complete home, with
beautiful surroundings, should see this
property. The owner spared no thought
or expense In the building of this place,
I a he expected to occupy It as a home
for a lifetime. The interior Is all white
enamel, with large living room, dining
room and kitchen on the first floor, and
four bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch on
the second floor. Maid's quarters and
bath on the third floor. This house la
located on a large oorner lot, set off by
a full-grown hedge and large trees and
shrubbery. Very convenient to the West
Farnam line. We want an offer.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone Dona. 758. 0i City Nat. Bk. Bldr.
MAGEE'S HOUSE
4804 UNDERWOOD AVE.,
SOUTH FRONT.
rooms and sleeping, porch, built about
4 years; oak floor and finish downstairs;
white enamel on 3d floor; bullt-ln book
cases and other features that make a
good home; garage with cement drive and
nice shade tree; yard fully covered with
blue grass. Owner Is asking 4,S00, but
will accept beat offer made. This Is your
chance. Call us at once.
HIATT COMPANY,
148-7-8 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Tyler 80.
BUNGALOW
WALKING DISTANCE
1400.00 oash and monthly payments like
rent will buy you a nearly new 5-room
all modern bungalow blocks west of
high school. Good south front lot. Price
13,985.00. This Is a' forced sale and Is an
opportunity for someone to pick up a
bargain.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phone Doug. 297. 212 South 17th St
COMPARISON
the only way to find the true worth
of any article. Watch my buildings un
der construction, F, 3. Trulllnger. Ben
$ son 132.
WEST Farnam residence, best St., at 323 N.
38tb Aver; oak finish, I baths; 16,000.
Terms easy. Douglas 2947.
WEST FARNAM CORNER. .
Modern S-room bungalow, with corner
vacant Room to build two brick flat.
8. P. BOSTWICK SON.
3618 LINCOLN BLVD. 11-room house,
strictly modern, with hot water heat
Douglaa 1818.
BARGAIN AT $1,800.
Weat end, house and lot, 3101 Daven
port . Call 142 Lincoln Blvd. Harney 1732.
North.
MILLER PARK.
Six room and sleeping porch, strictly
modern, two-story house; colonnade open
ings; bullt-ln book cases and buffet; large
sun room; oak floor and oak finish. This
place was built a little over a year ago
at a cost of $6, BOO. : The owner Is putting
a sacrifice price on It of 14,760 for a
short time. Lot 46x188, south front,
paved street, dose to car and school, one
half block south of park. One of the
largest bargains we have offered In the
way of a first-class home,
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
D. 1781, 5th Floor Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
BIG BARGAIN
Out-of-town owner will sacrifice In or-,
Aer to raise money. Five-room cottage,
all modern, good furnace, three large
rooms on first floor; two bedrooms and
bath upstairs; paved street; located at
1800 N. 84th St Price cut from 12,600
to 2,000.
SCOTT &. HILL CO.,
Doug. 1009. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg.
$300 TO $500 CASH-
Balance monthly, will make you owner
of one of the finest little bungalows in
Omaha; 6 rooms, strictly modern, oak
finish, and up to date In every way;
choice east front lot In Werne Park addi
tion. Let ua show you this before you
: buy. .
RASP BROS., OWNERS,
108 McCague Bldg.
Douglas 1663.
Good Home
Very Li..le Cash
inn-room oottase wltn bath; tart,
lot; fine shrubbery and fruit treat.
Prtoa, M.IS0. Looaied 4101 North 29th lit.
NORRIS & NORK1S
Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglaa 437.
PRAIRIE PARK
Moat artlstlo district In olty; no sheda,
alloys, chlokena, aabee or tin oanai
houaea and lota, with paving paid In full,
at reasonable prices; easy terms,
a J. SCaKNULL,
Donate 198. Colfax SS11.
DEW, l-r.. absolutely modern house, beautiful-
location near Omaha university;
equity $2,000. For cottage, land, or what?
Webster 464.
NIFTY all-modern, oak-finished bungalow,
well located. In north part 12,780. Very
easy terms to good party H. 1838.
filXCKPTIONAL bargain; fine 7-room mod
ern house, Bemis park, $3,700. Phone
Walnut 2733.
KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district resl
dence for sale. F. V. Knleat, 3516 N. 18th.
Soutix
6-ROOMBD bungalow, all modern; oak Qn
lah In hall, living room and dining room;
large colonnade with book cases; paneled
dining room with window seat; oak floors
In these room are hand scraped and have
a piano finish; built-in kitchen cabinet
and cupboard; enameled bath room and
modern fixtures; large porch; full base
ment cemented, with floor drain; guaran
teed furnace. Price $2,780, $300 cash, bal
ance monthly; located 1619 Deer Park
Boulevard, facing park; 3 blocks from new
school. Let us show you this any day or
evening.
r TRAVER BROTHERS,
706 Omaha National Bank Bldg.,
Corner 17th and Farnam St.
Off toe Phone Douglas S84; Evenings
Webster 1294. v
FIELD CLUB HOME.
FOR SALE. I
modern house with bak finish
and avery convenience; full east front lot
one-half block north of Wool worth Ave.,
In the flholcest part of the Field Club dta
tiiot Price $7,600. Aak for full descrip
tion, J. H. DUMONT A. SON,
413-13 Keellna Bldg. Phone Doug. 390.
to A h,hl rmaT.
FOR aULlABLB, AN1 SAFJi
flsUB AtiLr TORNADO UMdUitANCB
urn
OWBUL'S ft. & INS. AOBNirr.
ana 'ATI 1U 4,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
South.
fi-KM,M bung!"", troa aew. all modern,
oak floor, throughout; oak flnUh In liv
ing snd dining rooms; large, light, white
enamel bedrooms; guod location; restricted
addition. A bargain at 11,1(8. Easy
terms.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
Pavtm, Bl. Dong ITU.
3071 8. 16TH I-r. mod., newly-painted, pa
pared and vsrnlshed: etreet paved; $21.60.
Berks A Mulll. D. 8867.
8-ROOM house, all modem, for sale. 8520
Pacific. Phone Harney 818.
Miscellaneous.
AUCTION SALE
Omaha residence and four lots to be
old to the highest bidder, on premises.
THURSDAY, JULY 13TH.
Room house and three lot at 8933
North 38th street to be sold at 10 a. m.
sharp.
4 -Room house and one lot at 4311 North
18th street to be sold at 11 a.' m. sharp.
These residences are owned by out-of-town
people who Instruct ua to sell to
highest bidder regardless of value.
Terms: $100 cash on day of (tale. Bal
ance when papers are furnished showing
merchantable title.
Free auto service will be furnished
prospective buyers by calling Red 3286.
DOWD AUCTION CO. IN
CHARGE OF SALE
JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER.
OOOD 3-room modern house with furnace
heat and east front lot 42x120, paving
paid, for only $2,300
W. H. GATES,
847 Oma. Natl; Bk. Bldg. D. 1188, W. I88.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
After looking et MINNB LU9A 200 dif
ferent buyers decided tt tt It was the beet
proposition on I be market and they
brk-d their Judgment by BUYING lote.
t YOU will oome out today you will
understand wby otbere are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
Tyler 1ST.
181 Omaha Nat'l Bsnk Bldg.
CUMING, near 29th at., 22 or ; must be
sold to close estate. Qrlmmel, 848 Omaha
Nat'l Bank Bldg.
96 FEET, 16th St., 1 blks from viaduct,
$6,600. McCague Inv. Co., McCague Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
AN acre or two bought now In Benson Oar
dene will make you more money than any
other kind of Investment. Call, write or
phone us, Tyler 60, for reading matter,
telling more about Benson Gardens.'
HASTINGS eV HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
FOR SALE.
t dandy vacant lota, tt block to ear
line; cut to $1,000 caah for quick sals.
CALKINS A CO.,
Douglaa 1111 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benaon.
LYNNWOOD
Go out to Lynnwood today and see the
beautiful lots w are selling from $460
. to $600.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Doug. 602. 1607-$ W. O. W. Bldg. .
$ ACRES BENSON GARDENS.
WILL EXCHANGE.
' Lay nearly level, hear macadam road
and free Jitney. Will consider exchange
on 6 or 3-room house. Call Tyler 60 and
ask Cor Mr. Manvillu. Evenings, Walnut
2249.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST.
61 Alt i XOUK riUWfci IN tibiNauMt
BUr" THIS LOT I
1M down and $13.00 per month; price
$!60.0i; alia, 30x138; located on Locust
St, between Clark and Burn ham. not
far from school and ear Una. Oao. ft
Wright. Bee office. Omaha.
FOR SALE Houae and eight lots, well lo
cated, Benson, and a bargain. Address
O 894, Bee.
Dundee.
HIGH CLASS DUNDEE
HOME $6,500
On Douglaa St., near 49th. an attrac
tive well-built home of 7 rooms, with 4
large rooms on the first floor and 3 good
heed rooms on the 2d floor; 2 bath rooms;
all bulit-in features; hot water heat, with
Rudd Instantaneous gas heater; base
ment plastered and finished Into 2 rooms;
full lot, with paving all paid ; oement
driveway and garage. This property is
in first class condition in every way and
1 a big bargain at the price offered.
. GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglae 3968. ' 811-30 City National.
CLOSE IN ACRE
BARGAIN
A fine one acre piece lying between
Happy Hollow and Country olub, on high
point No Improvement. Price $1,700;
want orrer.
916-18 City Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 49.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
DUNDEE 6 -room modern bungalow. Built
by us $3,760.- On easy term.
W L. 8EI.BT & SONS. Phone Doug. 1610.
Dundee bungalow, WAlnut 1666.
Dundee lot, I99h, Walnut 1666.
8fr ;rt neap Dundee Walnut 166$.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
ATTENTION. STOCKMEN
6,100 acres, Just an Ideal place to raise
cattle, horaea or inulra; aotl heavy black
sandy loam; plenty of rain; close to good
markets; this land Is clear; will stand
the closest Investigation; will take part
trade. For price and terma, see or Write
W. T. SMITH & CO.
Douglas 28-19. 314 City Natl. Bk. Bldg.
BEE Want
nly on source
THE . leiiiafkaUte tnuei
Ada can be traced to
good rsuits at less oust than any other
omana paper.
. . . . , 20,101 MORE
Paid want ads
In first five months of Ultt than la
Same Period In 19U.
6-ROOM cottage for smaller one.
Income property for good farm.
1,000 acres for Omaha income.
7-r. modern homo for good lot.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
Douglas 2819.
314 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
K Alt MS, Ranches, Residences, Apartments,
Merchandise stocks, income of all kinds.
Can match any deal of merit.
J. A. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Blk., Omaha.
FARMS, ranches, city properly, acreage and
Investments for sals and exchange.
Morgan. 1918 Cuming St Doug. 248.
20-R. apt. house to exchange for land; rental
$540, clear; will assume mortgage. J. L.
Barber, Keellne Btflg.
CAN sull or exchange anything you have
to offer, C. J. Car-tin. McCague Bldg.
EQUITY in good 9-r. bouse for cottage,
worth 12,30". Coltaz 1062 after 10 a. in
HOTEL and furniture at Dallas, S. D.;
xohange D. W707 Tolsnd A Trumbull.
REAL ESTATE Investment
FOR the children's sake have a little money
laid by. Invest in a few share in Home
Builders, guaranteed to pay 7 per cent
caah dlvldenda Jan. 1 and July 1. You
can start with any amount any time,
share now $1.20, Give the children a
chance, a better education, a better start
Ask about the plan; it wltl Interest you.
HOME BUILDERS, INC.,
17th and Douglas Bts. Phone Doug. $018.
WM. COLFAX, 703 Ktellu Bldg.
Real estate, city property, large ranch
a specialty
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 6-room house near business dis
trict; must be a bargain. O. P.- Stab-
cm, ibic unteago.
rOR 8-ROOM strictly modern house close
in; with garage. O. P. Stebblna, 1610 Chi
wCago. mu Immm im-mui
SUMMER RESORTS
YELLOWSTONE .TOURS
Parties deatrlng Information for western
tour should ealt on B. A. Henneeey, Yel
lowstone tourist agsnt, 1191 City Nat'l
Bank, Omaha, Phone Dmg. 111$.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loans and Mortgages.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment house, double brick house,
single house, bualnesa property and farm
lands at 3 per cent 6Uj par cent I pr ot
W H. THOMAS,
138 Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1343.
6 PER CENT to S per cent ou boat class city
residences In amount $2,ooo up; alao
farm loan Reasonable commission.
PKTRR8 TRUST CO.. 1823 Farnam St
$3,600 MT(J E, bearing Uj per cent aeml-an-nual,
ftcured by property valued $7,30f.
Talmage-Loomls Inv., Co., W, O. W. Bldg.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOP EN A COMPANY.
KEELING BUILDING.
OMAHA home, Eut Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1013 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douglaa 871$.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gage. Ktoa-e mv. co Omaha.
REAL ESTATE lottna. all per cent 8a
D. M. BUCK CO.,
12 Omaha Nat Bank.
NO DELAY,
W, T. GRAHAM.
DtDK BLUQ.
MONEY on hand for city an J
farm loans. H. W Binder, City
National Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loan 6. 6Uj. 4 per oent
J. H. Pumont ft Co.. 418 Keellne Plrtg.
KuaNS 6 Ru, per cent LOAN
THOS. L. McGARRY.
Kef I Inf. Bldg Rod 4344.
CITY loans a specialty!' Loweiit rates.- First
Trust Co.. D. 1161. 303 So. 13th St
Nat'l Bank Bidet
nnf MONEY HARRISON A MORTON.
) piL 9i g Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
1100 to $10,000 mads promptly. V. V. Waad.
Weed Bldg.. 18th and Farnam St.
Abstracts of Title.
On a rem foil Abstract Co. Wo can bring
a Udl ail tcC down your abstract on
nori nonce, n. j, ratterson tsiag, u. bmi
tfail Tt"! Guarantee and Abetrect
lfcV1 Co, a modern abstract office.
306 8. 17th St. Tel. D. 6487.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska 208 Brand! Theater
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
Colorado land excursions, expene a" paid. BT
L. Nethaway. Florence. Neb. Florence 228.
Iowa Lands.
FOR SALE Northern Iowa farm, $126 per
acre up; 22,000 acres Minnesota land, near
Duluth. $5 per acre. Box 432, Fort Dodge,
la.
Nebraska Lands.
8,600-ACRE ranch south Cherry county.
Plenty of hay. Give away price of $3.76
per acre. Buy this and make yoursolf
rich.
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
632 Keellne Bldg.
KIMBALL Co. section, suitable for stock
and farming; near Dlx and Potter. $13.60
per acre. A number of other bargains
In Kimball Co.
George O. Wallace, 314 Keellne Bldg., Om.
480 ACRES Keith Co. land for sale, or will
trade for good, clean stock of dry goods,
groceries or gents' furnishings; $1,000
worth of Improvements on place; priced
right; $4,000. W. N. Orcutt Belmar, Neb.
New York Lands,
IF you want reliable information and de
scriptions of good New York state farma,
write us. Church A Church, Established
1873, Canandalgua, N. Y.
Missouri Lands.
SOUTH Missouri farms for sale; mild cli
mate; pure water; rich soil; reasonable
prices; good term. Frank M. Hamel.
Marah field, Mo.
CHEAP FARMS--Any sise, easy terms, In
iglhe beautiful Osarks of Dent county. Mo.
V. & Frank. 201 Neville Block. Omaha.
Minnesota L&nds.
FOR BALE 20,000 aores fine Umber and
cut-over lands In northern St Louis coun
ty, Minnesota; railway right through the
traot; buy at wholesale, direct from own
ers; cheaper than you can homestead. Ad
dress, 303 F. L. A T. Bldg.. Sioux City, la.
Wisconsin Lands.
GET literature and maps on the ohsapeal
1 land In United State.
BAKER A TILLOTSON,
ltb and Douglas Sts.. Omaha. Doug 1188
Miscellaneous,
FARMS, acreage and city property or sala
and exchange. C. R. Comb. 80s Brandls
Theatet Bldg. Doug. 83 13,
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS pay far better than chickens;
alway penned up little space needed to
start; free book explafns alL Majestic
Squab Co., Dept 31, Adel, la.
FOR SALE Exceptionally 11ns Irish water
spaniel pup 1 month old. Wm. Distal-
norat, Lesnara, hid,
FRESH aquatic plants for your fish globe'
20o. Will keep fish healthy. MAX
(JRISLER BIRD CO.
THREE thoroughbred, English bull pups.
Phone Colfax 863.
Screenings. $1.36 per 109 iba. 301 N. 14th St
Horses Live Stock -Vehicles
I .r Sale.
HAY. $6.60 ton. A, W Wagner. 801 N 14.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BEE these used cars this week, aa they
must be told:
1911 Cadillac, K-passenger.
1816 Maxwell, t-passenger.
1311 Maxwell, truck,
1916 Crow Elkhart touring.
' 1911 Chalmers, roadster.
1913 Overland, touring.
1916 Detrolter, touring.
1918 Studebaker, touring.
1914 Maxwell, touring.
1918 Ford, touring.
1916 Ford, roadster.
1918 Ford, touring.
1912 Btudebaker, "8," 7-paaaenger.
1913 Overland, 6-passenger.
1012 'International, 6-passenger.
1913 Chevrolet, roadater.
1913 Bulck, roadater.
1914 Detrolter, 6-passenger.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
2216 Farnam. Doug. 68$.
Mint sell all our aoond-hand automo
bile within 20 day ' have several
makes and ars giving better values than
anyone els.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
1628-81-88 N. Ktb St
$100 REWARD
For arrest and conviction of thief who
steals your car while Insured by
KIL1.Y, ELLIS A THOMPSON.
913-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2819.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
2309 Farnam. Doug. 2310.
Overland touring , $224
Hup Roadster ..$160
Studf baker Touring $2b0
Maxwell Touring ................ . . $2 76
STEVENS Touring, cheap; good shape.
CARLISLE
430 First Nat. Bank.
DouglasJIlOO. Harney 20&7 Sundays.
$400 will buy three good tourings cars,'
all in running order, original cost som
$7,000. Don't write or phone, come at
once, you will know If you want to buy
or not Canani McCague BJdg.
USED CAR BARGAINS AT
MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO-
- 1114-U-li Farnam St
WE wui trade you a lie b-ru Ir you, tiic
one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO.,
to to and Harney. Dour tmi
FIVE-paaaengnr auto, a bargain at $450;
will taice tab caan u latten at one. 223
Bee Bldg.
Atic Repairing and Pn.ntr
11 0d reward for itiagririo wt can't ipatr.
Uoils repalnd. Bayadnrfvfr. ti't N. I'0.
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service nd
prices right. .18 S. Iflth at, p w
Auto Tires and Supplies.
DON'T throw away aid tires. W make uu
new tire from X old ones and aave yon 10
iter oent 2 In 1 Vulcanising Co.. 18l lav
enport St. Omaha. Neb. Douglas 2914.
3VX3-1N-, $..7t; 2Ux3Ss, $8.76. Other Slaa
tn proportion. Duplea Tire Co.,86is Far-
nam street
AUTO TIRES T"
REBUILT, $2. aw To $6.04.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
BARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gain tn need machine. Vie tor Root, "The
Motorcycle Man," 2703 .Leavenworth,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George Ttlden to Helen G. Fairs,
northwest corner Eighteenth and
Cuming streets, 66x132... $ 1
R. P. Respeaa to Ma belle Haber
leben, northeast corner Fortieth
avenue and Boulevard, 44x160.... 2
Charlea H. Parka and wife to
Charles M. Hltchman, Nineteenth
street ninety feet north of Sprague
street, weat side, 40x120 3.160
Ernest Sweet and wife to Rudolph K.
Lundgren, et at. Dodge street 130
feet east of Fiftieth street, north
side, 100x119; Capitol avenue, 1(0
feet east of Fiftieth street aouth
Id. 119x130 1
Predrlra Sagert to Theadore Sagert,
southwest corner Fortieth avenue
and Grand, 48x142 1
Quss A. Wulff and wifs to Farm
ers and Merchants' bank, Lynn
avenue, Benson, 300 feet aouth of
Reed street, wast aide, lOOxlSS I, $00
George V. Shlbley and wife to Lloyd
N. Osborne, southwest corner
Twenty-fifth and Blondo street,
68x180 1
John W. Tonga to Edward H. Traver,
Miami street, 100 feet weat of
Fortieth street, north side, 44x120. 1
David Tonga and wife to Edward 8.
Traver, Miami street, fifty feet
west of Fortieth a treat, north side,
40x120 1
Nellie E. Traver to Emma Jane
Tonge, Thirty-second street, 42.6
feet aouth of Park street, west side,
42.6x118.76 1
George A Co. to Robert P. Hamilton,
northwest corner Fifty-third and
Dodge atreet, 91.3x160 1,160
Dundee Realty company to Herbert
E. French, California street, 160
feet east of Fifty-second street,
north aide, 60x128 860
Carl E. Herring and wife to Grace
B. Putnam, Burt atreet, 100 feet
east of Fifty-first street, south
side. 60x186 2
Rufus S. Wing and wife to Herman
C. Patera, Fortieth avenue, 187 feet
aouth of Amea avenue, weat side,
40x180; Ames avenue, ninety-four
foot west of Fortieth avenue, south
aide, 48x127 2,800
Ray Evans Fee to Samuel Fee,
northeast corner Forty -second and
Lafayette avenue, 42x160 750
Benson Realty company to Michael
T. Everts, Allison avenue, ninety
five feet east of Orphanage av
enue, Benaon, 60x130 I
John C. Herd man and wife to M. A.
Peace, northeaat oorner Twenty
Oilrd and Nicholas, 61Hfl 12,900
Fred T. Schmidt to Clara Ward, at
aU West Washington street 240
feet west of Twenty-sixth street
30x109 1
Emma F. Maloney and husband .to 1
Hugh Bartson, southeast corner
Twenty-fifth and Caldwall street.
60x76 6-6 1
Water Board Item
Draws a Protest
From Mayor Jim
A formal request from the Metro
politan water board to the city coun
cil, asking that an item of $152,930 be
included in the 1917 general levy,
brought forth a remonstrance from
Mayor Dahlman. The document was
referred to the committee of the
whole for consideration.
"Here is one of the instances show
ing how the tax levy is so high. The
water board assesses this as taxes and
then places the money in the water
fund as revenue. It is not right I
appreciate the law gives authority,
but it is not right," declared the
mayor.
This amount is to pay for "public
water," such as fire hydrants, which
are used for street flushing, as well
as for fire purposes.
Robbery Suspects
Arrested by Police
T. J. Taylor and H. McMahon,
rooming at 2125 Douglas street, were
arrested by the police late yesterday
afternoon and charged with robbery
of R. M. Baston's store at Shenan
doah, la., last Saturday night. A
quantity of merchandise and $333 was
stolen from the store, part of which,
the police stated, was found in the
rooms occupied by the men. They
are also suspected by the local police
of having had a hand in the postoffice
robbery at Malvern, la., Monday.
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By E. Alexander Powell
Fifbtln, Id Flanders," "The Road to Glerr." -Vive la
t-opyngat, win, by b,. Alexander fftwell.
EIGHTH INSTALLMENT.
SYNOrSUB.
Lieutenant Jarvla Hope la detailed br the
United States naval board to invctlitatn ami
report hie flndlnara on the Invention of Dr.
Kalph Burke, which eervna to brtn, the sub
marine to a etate of perfection. The lieute
nant arrives In Valdavla and la welcomed by
the Inventor and hie daughter, Cleo. on the
trial trip of the Inventor'e boat, a Japanese
helper Is surprised In the act of examining
the mechanism of the ventilating device,
rjope reporte favorably on the new duvlcu
but there ar. othere Interested In It. An
attempt to burglarise Dr. Burke'e laboratory
falls, but later Cleo finds him murdered In
his bedroom Cleo sells her father'a booka to
get money; later aba finds a note from
which she learna that they oontaln the.
secret formula. With Hope ehe races to
the auctioneer's store only to find it In
flames. Olga Xvanoff and Qerald Morton,
two eplea In search of the formula, attempt
ti, cr.Lture Cleo when ehe calle at the house
,f Stephanskl. the anarchlet. Hope rushee to
her eld: Morton anoote at mm but the bullet
hlte a bomb. In the oeltar, which explodes.
Stephanskl dies In the wreck of his house;
the others esoape. Hope and Cleo attend
a ball at Mrs. Uelmar'a, whose nephew ha,
two of the mteelng books. Mahlln, a spy,
attempta to steal the books, but Is dis
covered by Hope; In the excitement that
follows the books disappear. Mahlln eaoapea.
Hope and Cleo take a boat for an Island
out In the bay. The conspirators follow In
other boate. Mahlln and the Jap turn out
the Island light. Morton'a boat with the
countess strikes a stray mlns In the bay.
After a violent storm Hope and Cleo arrive
on a strange Island and discover that the
man they hunt Is here. But Mahlln and the
Japanese also reach the Island and put up
a fight for the books. They escape from
Hope but retarn and dynamite the shack.
(Continued From Yesterday.)
"In that case," said Morton, "I
think that we will wait for him."
When Fitimaurico returned a few
hours later he was considerably sur
prised to learn that two visitors were
waiting for him at the cottage occu
pied by the officer in command of the
radio station.
"The Countess Ivanoff and I have
been given to unden'tand," said Mor
ton, alter Fitzmaurice had introduced
himself, "that you recently purchased
at auction three scientific works from
the library of the late Dr. Burl-e. It
happens that we are interested in
these books and if they are for sale
we would be glad to make you an
offer for them.'
"You are not the only ones who are
interested in those books," said Fitz
maurice. "What do you mean?" asked Mor
ton, quickly.
"I mean that I have just left two
of the books in the possession of Dr.
Burke's daughter and Lieutenant
Hope on North Farallone. And , thev
only got them by chance after a Japa
nese named Satsuma had stolen them
from my cabin "
"But you bought three books," per
sisted Morton. "What has become of
the other one?"
"To be quite frank, Mr. Morton,"
aid Fitzmaurice, who was becoming
suspicious, "I don't see how it con
cerns you. Lieutenant Hope tells me
that Miss Burke is anxious to recover
the books because a legacy from her
father is believed to be hidden in one
of them. If that is so, I fail to under
stand why you are so anxious to ob
tain possession of them."
Only for a fraction of an instant did
Morton hesitate.
"My Interest in the matter is easily
explained," he said glibly. "I am a
lawyer representing the Countess
Ivanoff here, who is one of . Dr.
Burke's heirs."
"That's different again," said Fitz
maurice, his suspicion allayed. "In
that case I don't mind telling you that
I have loaned the other book to a
"Do Miss Burke and Lieutenant
"Billy" Sunday Resting Up
For Nebraska Campaign
"Billy" Sunday, Mr. Sunday and
their two younger sons have gone to
the Hood river ranch in Oregon,
where they will remain during the
balance of July and all of August.
During September Rev. Mr. Sunday
friend of mine named Owen, a physi
cian, who lives in Sandsboro."
Hope know where the other book is?"
asked Hope.
"They do," said Fitzmaurice He
did not add, however, that Hope had
sent a telegram to Dr. Owen asking
him to hold the book until his ar
rival. "In that case," said Morton, "our
business here seems to be finished
and we had better be getting back to
the city."
Just then the officer in command of
the radio station entered.
"There's a government tender leav
ing for the city in half an hour, Mr.
Morton," he announced. "You and
the countess can go over in her if
you wish."
Though it was late In the evening
when the tender put them ashore at
the government wharf, Olga and
Morton, tired as they were, did not
spend the night in San Francisco.
With Hope and Cleo knowing that
one of the books w,as in Sandsboro,
they realized that quick action was
imperative.
There's a train for Sandsboro at
3 in the morning," Morton told Olga.
"That will give you time to go to
your apartment and change yrnr
clothes and pack a bag. I'll go to
my hotel and do the same and meet
you at the station. The train gets to
Sandsboro about 5. It's an ungodly
hour to get there, but it won't do to
take any chance of this fellow Hope
reaching there first."
The little coast town of Sandsboro
owes its name, and, indeed, its .very
existence, to the great crescent of
sandy beach on which it stands. Its
almost perfect summer climate, its
splendid seabathing, and its proximity
to San Francisco, have long made ft
one of the most popular resorts on
the California coast, its hundreds of
low-roofed, shingled bungalows find
ing ready tenants during the summer
months, while its great tourist
hostelry, the Hotel Arbor, is crowded
with pleasure-seekers from early June
to late September. The less affluent
of the town's summer visitors are
provided for by several lea preten
tious hotels, and it was to one of these
that Morton and Olga made their way
after the panting local had deposited
them on the station platform in the
dim light of early morning,
"We mustn't be seen by Hope and
the Burke girl," Morton explained,
"and we surely will be if we stay at
the big hotel, because that's where
they'll go. So we had better choose
one of the quieter places,"
Ascertaining from the telephone
book Dr. Owen's office hours, Mor
ton entered the physician's office
promptly on the stroke of 10.
"Well, sir," said the doctor, a keen
eyed, alert-looking man in the middle
.fifties, "what can I do for you? Is is
biliousness or boils?"
"It's neither, doctor," answered
Morton, laughing. "It's books.
"Books?" the physician repeated,
evidently puzzled. I'm afraid I don't
understand."
"Perhaps I should say "book' in
stead of 'books,'" replied Morton.
"I've run down to see you about a
book which your friend, Mr. Fitz
maurice, tells me that he loaned you.
It's a work on hydrography, if I'm
not mistaken.
aUdassaaaasaaei
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
will return and spend a week In Ne
braska campaigning for the temper
ance people.
Rev. Mr. Sunday asserts that his
health it good and that after a rest
of a month on the ranch he will be
in the best physical condition in many
years. (
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