THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1916.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED
Apartmcnfri nd Houses.
Apartments.
If. CLAIR. I4th ul Hum, l-room far
nlshed apt. Cmll Tylsr 40.
Houses.
MODERN eotta.e, all furnllhed. 1410 Mi
lt itinr 1864.
Wanted to rent
Unfurnished House and Plats.
WANTED TO REtrr Immediately: good t
or l-room boon with garage, In West
Farnam district or Dundee. Mint b a
tint class place. Olvo full Information.
Aaarea J ".
WANTED To rent by September 1, itrlct
ly modern 7-room houoo, either In Dundee
or West Farnam district, by reliable party.
Address S 471. Boa.
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores.
STORE ROOMS at 1601-1611 Parnara St.
Tbo F. Hall. 411 Ramg. Bldg. D, T401.
DESIRABLE itoro room baaament, 811 8.
16th St. Only lit.
CONRAD TOTJNO.
Ml Brandala Thaatar Bldg. D. UTI.
FOR RENT Second door, 40x11. 1111-11
Capitol Ave. Tel. p. 28. "
CHOICE office ipaca. Balrd bids.. lTth and
Douglai McCasua lnv. Co.
Offices and Desk Room.
LAWYER SUITE
with LIBRARY and TELEPHONE
Will Shara Expensa
INQUIRE NOW.
Tha Bea Building Co.,
Superintendent. Boom ioi.
Wbad BLDO.. lltb and Farnara; fine aulta
of rooms: oxcallont light; aultabla (or
tailor or dreaomaaor.
Baldrlso Bids., lOtn and Farnam j two
nloa rooma facing Farnam SI
F. D. WEAD. Waad Bids. D. 171.
DESIRABLE office rooma In thor omodelod
Cronmo block. Ill N. lltb St., (oppoelte
poitofflea), 110 to 111 per month. Conrad
Toung, III Brandela Thaatar. Doug. 1671.
OFFICE ROOM (for dontlit). centrally lo
oatad, lltb, Bt Wright A Laabury. D. 111.
OFFICE room with 'phone and reception
room tor lady. P III. Omaha Bea.
Miscellaneous
BARN (or rant. In rear of Savoy hotel, llth
and Jackson Sta. Sulubla (or barn or
garaga. 41x61; two atorlaa and baaament.
with 40-foot lot In front. Call at hotel
offic
MOVINu AND STORAGE
Separata looked rooma, lor houaahold
gooda and piano.; moving, packing and
ahlpplng.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
Ill & lltb St. Douglai 4111.
Tiff J Van aad two man
MaggarCl i.n par hour.
Van and Storage Co. Moving, paoklng.
atoraga and ahlpplng. Phono Doug. 1411.
.- GOKDOW VAN CO.
' For ml movni nrrlo try w. Larva
S-hortw, padded van. 3tt.ru. I month.
Satlitaotloa guaranteed. We move you
QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER.
e bone iyier iv or uougimm w.
Cilobe Van and Storage Co.
Packing, etorage aid mov
ing. Ill N. llth St. Phone
Douglai III or Wabatar 66.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention glvon to ordara for
moving, packing or atoraga; office at Ray
mond Furniture Co., 1611 and 1111 How
ard Bt. Phonl P. HH
" P IT L' Fi Expraaa Co! Moving,
. J. RCjEjLI paoklng and atoraga.
1107 Farnam Bt. Jjougiss sue.
b'IDELlTY FBBE
Phone Douglaa 281 for oomplete
list- of vacant houses and apart
menta; also for storage, moving,
lstir and Jackson St.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
VACANT BARGAIN
ON WEST DODGE ST.
JUST FIGURE '
182 ft. frontage on Podge fit. by lit
deep, corner lot, en two paved streets. In
the West Farnam district, offered for
Immediate sale at only 180 a front foot
This la a dandy corner for apartment
house', brick flats or terrace, or for three
. or (our detached houses. No other ground
facing Dodge U In immediate vicinity
for less than $60 a front foot. We have
a few days only at this low price, so get
busy; probably won't b advertised but
this once.
GLOVER AND SPAIN,
010-20 City National. Doug. 8968.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT HOME.
New. 7-r.f sleeping porch, oalc finish
throughout; all new, built-in features;
south front; close to car; ten minutes
to ltn and Harney Sts.; reduced price;
bargain. Owner, Douglas it.
Ibis ULVU 11-room house,
strictly modern with hot water heat
Douglas im.
VvbtsT f arnam residence, best Bt, at 111 N.
ltb Ave.; oak finish, 1 baths; ft,00,
lrms easy Douglas 1047.
WEPT FARNAM CORNER.
Modern l-room bungalow, with oomer
vacant. Hoom to Duua two one lata,
a P BUBTW1CK SON.
BARGAIN AT $1,800.
,. Waal and. houao and lot. 1101 Daven.
port Call 141 Lincoln Blvd. Harney nil.
North.
, SIX ROOMS
MILLER PARK
BUNGALOW
COMPLETELY
FURNISHED
Located at 2411 Laurel Ave. we have
a very snappy fl-room bungalow. I rooms
on the first floor finished In oak and
birch and one good large room on the
second floor lor store room.
Full cemented basement, hot air furnace,
gas heater, very tasty light fixtures and
the whole house Is beautifully decorated.
House Is completely furnished with the
very beat of furniture, including a Cir
cassian Walnut piano.
The price Includes everything In the
house exoDt wearing apuarel. Every
thing to absolutely new, has had the best
of care and owing to circumstances owner
will sacrifice to good party.
We have made a big discount on the
present cost of this place and If you want
something good you bad better see it.
Has good garage, driveway, portable
chicken house, with chicken yard and
about one doun chickens.
This Is your opportunity to get a good
home at a very reasonable price.
HIATT COMPANY,
845-T-O Omaha Nat. Hk. Tyler 00.
BUY FROM OWNER
One of the nicest homes on the "Prat-
tlest Mile," beautiful east front, lot 74
138, not Including 20 ft. of boulevard;
large oak and elm trees, roses and other
shrubs, and nice hedge; strictly modern
l-room house, built 1 years ago, with full
floored attlo, full cemented basement,
large living room, vestibule, dining room,
butler's pantry, refrigerator room and
coat closet near door downstairs; up.
stairs, 4 bedrooms, with closets and bath
room; quarter-sawed oak floors and wood,
work downstairs; hot water heating plant.
double garage with cemented driveway.
4110 Florence Bouievaro. louax 3.
DUNDEE
7 rooms, and sleeping porch, strictly
modern, and In good condition. Price
RftOQ; terns. Located 4101 N. 41th Su
NORRIS .& NORRIS,
400 Bee Btdg. Phone Douglas 4270.
FB6nTINO KOUNTZB PA R K.
7-room bungalow, brand new, strictly
modern and up to date In every way;
choice lot; paving all paid. Let us show
you tne Biggest bargain in town.
RASP BROS.,
104 KcCague Bldg. Doug. 1611.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
10-ROOM fine home at 114 Locust. Will
trade equity for western land.
W. H. GATES,
04T Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 14.
FORCED BALE.
Good lot, Bedford Ave., with room
house; well; rents 910; easy payments;
11,160. A bargain.
, O BO ROE O. WALLACE. 014 KmMm.
NEW bungalow, l-room, all modern, 60-foot
lot. souin front, at a bargain, only si.tm,
near 4ltb and Charles. Call owner. Red
1411.
NIFTT all modern, oak finished bungalow.
wen located. In north part II.TH. vary
easy terms to good party. H. 1101.
KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district reel-
dence for sale. r. V. Knlost. 8411 N. llth.
South.
SOUTH SIDE
On account of the owner wanting to
leave the city for the west, they have au
thorised us to sell their 7-room strlotly
modrn house near St Phllomena's church.
Large lot Paved street paving all paid
for. Within walking distance for a rail
road man or business man. This property
Is well worth 11,000 more than It can be
bought for, but the owner wants cash.
PATNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha Nat. Bank. Bldg. D. 1741.
i-ROOM bungalow, brand new, all modern.
oak floors throughout; oak onisn in liv
ing and dining rooms; large, light white
enamel bedrooms: good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at 11,110. Easy
terma. "
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
142 Paiton Blk. ' DonS. I'll.
FUR QUICK SAUK 174 ft llth St., I
rooma li.teo; 17.1 a. lata w.. . wn
MM. Will sonaldor trade for St. Paul
pro pert,. Address H. L. Taraar. 11-14 B.
am at., Bt. raui, atinn.
. . new m...
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE!
FIJIB AND TpKNADO 1NSUHANO
6GB
Mum. n n m. Tv. AAmrarrv.
v n.iu o . ...
114 Brandel. Thaatar Bids. Trior 1014.
107! 8. 14TH 7-r. mod., newly painted, pa-
perad and varnlanad; .treat pavau; .....
Barka It Muall. D. HIT.
Miscellaneous
STOP HERE
Two-etory frame boaaa, I rooms and
bath, baaament with ooment floor. An.
larasa, lot IO1II4, with alley: nlca .hade
traaa, ona-half block from I4tb St oar
lino, cloa. to publlo achool and naar Cath
ollo parochial aohool, handy to ohurohe.
of practically ovary denomination, paved
atraeta, pavin, all paid. Thla la a bar
lain; price withheld, aa owner la aabanv
ad to advortlao ao low a flsuro.
C. A. GRIMMEL,
140 Om. Nat Bk. Btdg. Phone D. 1611.
THE BARGAIN OF YOUR LIFE.
l-room, nifty new bungalow, modern
In every way; oak finish, of course; east
front lot; new houses all around; price
cut to 12,060; cash or terms; will be
glad to show you this and many other
snaps we have at any time,
HASP BROS.,
100 UcCague Bldg. Doug. 1061.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
VACANT LOTS
ON EASY TERMS.
Il-ft front, near 43d and Grand Ave,;
120 ft front 4 lots. In North Omaha, 1
blk. to car; 9 lota, northeast cor. llth aad
Axbor; flO down, balance monthly.
', TRAVER BROS.,
Doug. 1810.
706 Omaha Nat' 1 Bank.
ONE dollar down.
One dollar per week.
High beautiful lota,
1271 to 1171.
Near Fontenelle Park.
Close to oar line.
SHULER & CARY
D. 1074.
101 Kaolin. Bids.
Aftar lookln, at MINNS LOSA 100 dif
ferent buyer, decided that It waa tha neat
proposition 'on the market and they
backed thalr Judgment by buxino iota.
It TOU will coma out today yon will
understand why othora ara buylns-
CHARLES VV. MARTIN & CO-,
Tyler 117.
141 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bids.
FOR SALE.
$ dandy vacant lota, 4, black to oar
Una: out to 11.000 caah for svlok aaaa.
CALaUNS CO.,
Douslaa 111! City Wat. Bank Bids
FOR bargalna In lota In all parta of tha
city ih r. j. T.DDina, eue umaaa nat.
Bk. Phono D. 111!.
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'ty
FOR BALE 2 64x1 it, faces three streets;
near new Ford building; splendid .manu
facturing site. Address. B-411, Be.
REAL ESTATE-Suburban
Benson.
4 ACRES, IMPROVED.
Located In Keystone Park, West of
Benson; high, sightly location; has 4 -room
house and barn; all fins, smooth, rich soil,
mostly in alfalfa; will sell on payment
down of 500, balance very easy terms, t
or I acres more can be had adjoining.
Owner will take I or l-room clear oottage
In trade.
BASTINGS HETDEN, 1014 HARNET BT.
LYNNW00D
Oo oat to Lynnwood today and see the
beautiful lota wo are selling from 1460
to 600.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Doug. III. 1107-1 W. Q. W. Bldg.
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON I
BUY THIS LOT I
110.00 flown and 110.00 per month; price
1360.00; one, 10x121; located on Locuit
St, between Clark and Burn ham, not
far from school and car una. ueo. a.
Wright Bee office. Omaha.
' Dundee.
BORECLOBUiK BARGAIN
IN DUNDEE FOR $2,200
Five-room house, located in good dis
trict eU modern except beat; furnace
can be installed at small cost; lot toxizi
ft. Will sell to good party for 1160 cash,
balance In monthly payments. Must be
sold this wee.
D. V. SHOLES CO .,
Doug. 40. 016-11 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
DUNDEE 6-room modern bungalow. Built
by us 13,710. On easy terms.
W. L. SELBT ft SONS. Phone Doug. 1110.
Miscellaneous.
LOT near municipal beach at Carter lake.
Fine place for summer cottage. Phone
REAL ESTATE Other Cities
OKLAHOMA CITT PROPERTY.
For Sale Modern l-rm. and bath,' lot
10x140, south front with garage, chicken
house and yard, garden spot and deep
well; streets and sidewalk paved; located
In choice residence district with run
vlsw of new I16O.000 State building.
Cheap for cash; might consider part trade
for umana property. Aoaress r ee. aee.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
THE wonderful Increase In BEE Want Ads
oan be traced to only one source.
Good results at less oost than any other
Omaha paper.
25748 MORE PAID WaNT ADS
the first six months of 1010 than In the
same period In 1014.
4,480 ACRES in Cheyenne county, Colo
rado, near Wild horse, for sale or ex
change for North, Houth Dakota, Minne
sota or Canada lands. Mpls. Rental Co.,
306 Palace Bldg., Mpls., Minn.
FARMS, Ranches, Residences, Apartments,
Merchandise stocus, income oi au Kinds.
Can match any deal of merit
J- ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Blk.. Omaha.
A VALUABLE corner opposlts High school,
Improved, with 10-room house. Renting
tor live psr monin.
H. A. WOLF. 114 Ware Blk. Dong. to.
FARMS, ranches, city property, acreage and
investment for sale and exchange.
Morgan. 1111 Cuming Bt Dong. 2464.
CAN tell or exchange anything you have
to oner U J- uenan. UcCague Bldg,
EQUITY In good 0-r. house for cottage.
wo r til ?z.ou. uonax iotz arier IV a.
HOTEL and furniture at Dallas, S. D ;
' exchange u 07UI. Tola mi Trumbull
rttAL Li I A IE- in vestments
OREAT growth has been made by Home
Builders, particularly In the past 0 months
Home Builders guaranteed 1 per cent has
always paid more. The plan commends It
self. You can Invest any amt. any time. Ask
about plan. Home Builders, Inc. 17th and
Douglas St. Phone Douglas 601!
WM. COLFAX. 700 Keellne Bldg.
Real estate, city property, large ranches
a specialty.
BARGAINS lnbuslness and residence prop-
erty. O. P. Btebblua. 1410 Chicago.
FINANCIAL
Real Eststs Loans and Mortgsges.
We are ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
Eroperty and eastern Nebrai
a farms. Rates on request
UNITED STATES TRUST CO,
212 South 17th St
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment houaea, double brick houeea
alnsle aouaea, buelneM properly and (arm
land, at I per cent, IV. per cant A I pr at.
W. H. THOMAS,
ill Keellne Bid,, Dourlae till.
I PER CENT to I par aent on beat olaaa oltr
re.ld.noM In amount. u,eo up; aw.
farm loan.. Rtaeooabl. oommlaalona
PETEH8 TRUST CO., llll Farnam SL
11,000 mortsas. bearlns IH per cent eeml
annual, aec. bjr prop, valued at 111.111.
Talmate-Loomla lnv. Co., W. Q. W. did,.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN COMPANY.
KEKLINB BUII.UINU,
OMAHA homea. Eaat Nebraaka f.rmA
OKEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1011 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douslaa 1711.
MONEY to loan on Improved farm, and
rancbea Wo aleo buy (ood (arm mort
safea. Kloke lnv. Co., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE loana, all par cant
D. E. BUCK ek CO..
,11 Omaha Nat Bank.
NO DELAY,
W. T. GRAHAM,
BSS BL1H1.
MONEY on hand for city and
farm loan.. H. W. Binder, City
National Bank Bld
CITY and farm loana, I, IH. I Par cent
J. H. Dumont Co., Ill Keellne Bids.
LOANS 6 6 I Per cent LOANS
TH08. L. McOARRY,
Keellne Bid,. Red l
CITY loan, a epeclalty. Loweet ratea. Flrat
Truat Co., n. 1161. tos Bo. llth St
GARVIN BROS.Na,,,4B.SrBhrds.
v.f MONEY HARRISON A MORTO.
u yvh 111 Omaha Nat. Bank Bids.
1100 to 110.000 made promptly, t. D. Wead.
wead mat., i.tn aqn remain ate.
Abstracts of Title.
nimrnnrpp Abatraot Co. W, oaa brlns
VJUaZcMltCC down your abatraot on
ehort notice. R. 7, Patteraon Bid,, u.
1 Title, Ouarantea and Abatract Co.,
XVcrr ioi So. 17th St.. .round floor.
Bonded by Maae. Bondlns Ina Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldeet abatraot of-
flca In Nebraaka. aua uranaeia imui.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado .Lands.
Colorado land exuuieions, expeiis s paid. C.
Wetpaway. r'lorence. weo. m wrenoe
Kansas Lands,
FOR BALB Oood stock and grain farm.
rence Morscher. Lawrence, Kan.
Missouri Lands.
CHEAP FARMS -Any size, easy tsrrus, In
l US DOauilIUl iMLinei va vnii vwhuiji aatve
W. S. Frank, 801 JVevllle Block, Omaha.
Nebraska Lands.
AN SQ-ACRB BARGAIN.
SO acres, highly Improved land for sale,
located 2u miles west of Omaha on the
Union Pacific R. R., S miles trom Lincoln
Highway. Improvements first-class.
Every foot can be cultivated. Good rea
sons for selling. Address Ownsr, Look
Box 00, Waterloo, Neb.
l.fcOO-ACKB ranch south Cherry oouaty.
Plant of hay. Olvo away price of II.H
per acre. Buy thla and make yourself
rich.
THOMAS CAMPBELU
82 Keellne Bldg.
1,160 ACRES, good stock and farm land;
1(0 under plow; 100 plowable; 066 pas
ture; fair Improvements, well and spring.
$10 acre; terms or cash. J. V. Hill, owner,
Llsco, oaraen couniy. aoo.
620 ACRES, Dawes county land; good im
provements; 00 acres In cultivation; worth
lit per acre; will sell for V per acrs
cash. Address Bon 13, Orella, Neb.
I HAVE bargains In Cheyenne and Kimball
Co.'s, V to $20, Thurston Co., 90-e.,-9100
100-a., flSto. J. I, naroer. ja.eene niai.
Tun BALjEj amy PW Ciw mjummt waavasv..,
reo. nouse. earn, enoaei wuiuiuni, nv.
H cash. W. A. Olive, I ft d I an o la, Iowa.
Wisconsin Lands.
GET literature and maps on the cheapest
good land In United States.
BAKER Ob TILLOTBON.
19th gnd Douglas Sts., Omaha. Dong. 1101.
Miscellaneous.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUT LAND?
if ao. ret a cony of our Journal first
It has lands, city property and stocks
of goods advertised from nearly every
state. So that you can find Just what
you wish In Its columns. Established
19 years, reaching 78,000 readers. Send
. 2o for one year's subscription, or II for
five years.
FARli AND REAL ESTATE! JOURNAL,
TKAKH, 1UWA.
ACREAGE.
H-A. to 6 A tract, sa oar Una. Baay
tarma.
C. It COMBS.
Ill Brandala Thea. Bids. Dous. llll.
Wyoming Lands.
1.130-ACRS cattle ranch In eastern Wy-
omlns; loo acre, under Irrigation: 160
acre, in airalta. It intereetea, aauree. n.
riacher, 401 City Nat B. Bids.. Omaha,
Neb.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
TWO wason umbrollaa, 11.0,.
N. llth.
Washer. 111
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS nay far better than chickens:
always penned up; little space needed to
start; free book explains aiu Mejeeiic
Squab Co., Dept. 01, Adel, la.
FRESH aquatic plants for your fish globe,
10c. Will keep fish healthy. MAJC
OEISLER BIRD CO.
20 R. I. hens and 10 springs, cheap, ao
count moving. Phone Colfax 1101.
AIREDALE pups; priced right. Watson
kennels, Union, neb.
TWO female Fox Terrier puppies for sals.
rtione walnut in.
CANART birds, guaranteed "singers; $9 an'd
up. 131 Emmet, wsoater 7387,
FOUR German roller canary ' birds and
cage, can lwugias 7Qi.
AUTOMOBILES FOF SALE
OVERLANDS, FORDS.
DETROITER
111, MODKLS. OOOD SICRVICCABLB
CARS TOR llll AND DP.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC,
toil Farnam lu Doug. Ills.
BARGAINS "
IN USED CARS.
Almost any make roadster, speedster
and touring cars. Six Fords, a snap. Will
sell these cars at almost any price, as
we ni. nave tne space.
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO,
1310 Farnam. Doug. Ill,
Must sell all our second-hand automo
biles within 10 days. We have several
makes and are giving better values than
anyone else.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
1611-11-11 N. llth Bt
$100 REWARD
For arreat end conviction of thief who
ettah. your car wbll. tnaured by
KILI.T. ELLIS A THOMPSON,
lll-le City Nat Bk. Bids. Doug llll.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
111! rarnam. Don,, llll.
llll Baton
1116 Reo Tourlns 1M
1,11 Cadlllao Tourlns, aacrlAoa.
1,14 Cole Tourlns llll
NO OTKBR Omaha newepaper la making
anywhere near tha Inoreaaa In Ita nant
Ad column, a. THB BKE. 16,141 MORS.
PAID WANT-ADS the flrat lx month,
of llll than In the eame period of 1116.
Tbe Reaeon: .
Boat Price Beet Reaulta.
AUTOMOBlLfl wantod In eirhanre for fine
160 acraa weetern 8. P. land; half clear;
I yro. at I per cent Price 11.600. What
have you to offerr Addreaa 6731 Orleana
Ave., Sloui City, la.
VBKO CAR BARGAINS AT
MURPHT-O'BRIKN AUTO CO.,
lll-ll-ll Parnam St
WS will trade you a now Ford for your old
one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAQE CO.,
10th and Harney. Doug. 1161,
1176 HPKEDSTBR 1176.
If you want a faat car In fine "ha pa. all
Soar, new and engine In fine ehaiia. ao.
thle today. Cahlll. Douglaa 1671.
BAROAIN Light touring, electric llnhte,
perfect condition. Cartlala, 420 Flrat Nat.
Bang mag. urnce u. aiv.: rea. ... ...i.
POR SALE Plve-paaaenger Studebakar car,
lilt model, In good repair: cheap. Call
at No. llll N. llth Ave.. Beneon.
FOR SALE A llll Pord touring car. In
excellent condition: nothing but caah
con.ldered. Call Tyler III.
POR SALE Oood auto work truck, 1100.
llll North Hat Street
Automobiles Wanted.
WANT a good roadeter, late model; might
take a light touring car. Moat be In per
fect order. Will give good flret mortgage
paper for aame. Call lit City Nat, Bk.
Bldg.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
tlOO reward for magneto we can't repair.
Coll. repaired. Bayaflorter. no . lata.
NEB. Auta Radiator Repair Service and
prlcea right. Ill 8. llth St. D. 7H0.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
DON'T throw away old tlree. We make one
new tire from I old onaa and aavo you I,
par oeo L I In 1 Vulcanlalns Co., 1616 Dav
anport St., Omaha, Neb. Douglaa 1,11.
IOiS-IN., 11.76: SOxSVe, 11.71. Other alae.
In proportion. Duplex Tire Co., 6611 Par
nam atreet.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT. 11.00 TO 16.00.
DUO TIRE CO., 1611 CHICAGO ST.
Motorcycle and BicycUs.
HAftLBY -DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gain la need macblnaa. Victor Rooa. "The
Motoroyole Han." 1701 Leavenworth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Builders' Investment company to Anna
Bdwards, Ed Crelghton avenue, 66
feet west of Twenty -seventh street,
loxioo I Moo
Austin Clark and wife to Goldle C.
Boydston, northeast corner Twenty
eighth avenue and Ft. Omaha, 50
ill! 1
Hulda Sinclair and husband to George
C. Flack, Fifty-fourth street, 310
feet south of Spauldlng street, west
side, 00x11 300
Bolph F. Clary and wife to Hannah
Venn, northwest corner Thirty-sixth
avenue and Ames street, 08x80 . . 1
Met Oregurls to Mato Barkovle and
wife, T street, It feet west of
Twenty-eighth street, south side,
11x17 7S0
H. W. Harrington and wife to Mabel
Winterer, Plnkney street, 80 H '"t
east of Twenty-eighth street, south
side, 104x121
Fannie U Caley to Dorothea K. Per
son, Franklin street, 167 feet west of
Thirteenth street, north side, 60x127.0 1
Fred R. Capune to Harold W. Gra
ham, Sixteenth street, 00 feet south
of Emmet street, west side, 60x124 1
Richard C. Alderman and wife to M. v
F. Burgett, northwest corner Thirty
eighth and Charles street, 60x130 1
F. J. McShane, jr., sheriff, to Martin
Rees, Thirty-sixth street, 140 feet
south of Pratt Street, eaat aide,
40x194 310
John F. Flack and wife to Hulda Sin
clair, Forty-fifth atreet, 370.4 feet
north of Pratt street, east side, 80
X134.0 StO
Barker company to Harold Hansen,
southwest corner Oregon Trail and
Lafayette avenue. Irregular approxi
mate 06x110
Kate B. Buckles and husband to T.
M. Bonine, Thirty-third avenue, 120
feet north of Webster avenue, west'
side, 10x137.0 j
Charles Mares and wife to Sebastian
Dlmauro et el., William atreet, 00
feet east of Fifth street, south side,
MOO
Amos Grant and wife to Josle B. Har
rison, Allison avenue, 117 feet west
of Fiftieth avenue, south aide, 40
xiat i
Caroline L. Poppleton, trustee, to
Irenaeus Bhuler et al California
street, 100 feet east of Forty-third
street, south side, IOxllS.0 ...... 1
Rebecca D. Merger, trustee, et al., to
Mary U. Miller, Wirt street, 324 feet
west of Sherman avsnue, north side,
0'H4 1.400
Mr P. Grants Salary
Increase to Employes
Announcement waa made ar tha
local offices of the Missouri Pacific
railroad that, effective July 1, all em
ployes of the company on a salary
oasis, ana receiving: siuu or less Der
month, have been granted a salary in
crease of 6 per cent of their former
py.
Grain Shippers Attack
Shrinkage Ruling
Two suits aggregating- $15.53 were
filed against the Burlington railroad
in federal court. They are for shrink
age on grain shipments and attack
the one-eighth ot 1 per cent shrink
age rule. The Iowa Elevator com
pany shipped a car of oats to St.
Louis and it lost 580 Doundj en route.
For this bill of $7.4j was sent to the
railrosd, which responded by calling
attention to the rule of the railroad
that it won't be liable for shrinkage
of one-eighth of 1 per cent or less.
The plantiff attacks this rule on the
ground that it is an attempt to take
its property without compensation or
due process ot law.
The other case is filed by the Oma
ha Elevator company and is for $8.10.
Commercial Club to Make
Trade Trip Into Iowa
Another one-day trade trip is
planned by the trade extension com
mittee of the Commercial club. This
time the crowd expects to go into the
Iowa territory again. Thursday, July
27, is the date.
The crowd is to take lunch at At
lantic, ia. The itinary includes
Council Bluffs, Weston, Underwood,
Neols, Winden. Avoca, Walnut,
Marne, Atlantic, Lewis, Griswold,
CarsonOskland and Treynor.
Murphy Pays Thirty
Dollars For His Chew
Dan Murphy of Peoria borrowed a
chew of tobacco from James Dodds,
returned the plug to the latter's pock
et, extracted $30 from the pocket dur
ing the operation, received a punch in
the nose, swallowed the borrowed
chew, was arrested, and yesterday
: e i .a i
morning wa. nncq ana costs.
"That tobacco may have a cham
pagne flavor, but it didn't taste like
no $30 worth to me," mumbled Dan
as he retired.
Indication 1m o Conatlpatloa.
Take a Sea. Dr. Kins'. New Life Pill, to
nlsnt. Sea haw much batter you tool In
the mornlns. 660. AU drussiet.. Adv.
The Secret , Submarine
Author el -Tne Lad el the Trail,- "Fighting
rraaco, ete. f
NINTH INSTALLMENT.
By E. Alexander Powell
Sjrnapela.
Lieutenant Jarvla Hoie 1. detailed b, tha
United State, naval board to Invaatlsate and
report hi. flndlns. on the Invention of Pr.
Ralph Burke, which eervea ta brlns the
aubmarlne to a atat. of pertaotlon. The
lieutenant arrive. In Valdavla and I. w.l
comed by tha Inventor and hla daughter,
Cleo. On the trial trip of the Inventor',
boat, a Japaneee helper la eurpraad in the
aet of examining the roechanlam of the
ventilating aevica. Hope reporta ravoraoir ,
on Ihe new devlue. but there ara other. In-
terealad In It. An attempt to burslarlee
Or. Hurk.'a laboratory fatla, but later Cleo
flnda him murdered In hla bedroom. Cleo
eelle her fether'a book, to set money; later
ehe flnda a note from whjoh ahe learn, that
th.y contain tha eeoret formula. With Hope
aha racea to the auctioneer', etore only to
nnd It In flamea. Olsa Ivenerr and oerald
Morton, two aple. In search of the formula,
attempt to capture Cleo when ehe calla at
the houae of Stephanekl, the anarcnlat. Hope
ruahoa to har aid; Morton auoota at him,
but th. bull.t hit. a bomb. In th. cellar,
which .xplodea. BtepTianakl die. In tha
wreck of hla houae; the other, oecepe. Hope
and Cleo attend a ball at Mra. Delmar'a.
whooe nephew haa tw. ot the mlealns
hooka M.hlln, a .py. attemple to .teal
tha booke, but t. discovered by Hop.; 1.
the eicltement that followe the booka dla-
appear. Mahlln eacapae. Hope and Cleo take
boat for an leland out In tha bay. Tn.
conaplrator. follow In oth.r boata. Mahlln
and th. Jap turn out th. lal.nd llsht. Mor
ton', boat with tha oounteaa atrlkee a etrey
mine In the bay. After a violent atorm
Hope and Cleo arrive on a .tr.nr. lalnnd
and dlacovar that th. man th.y hunt la
there. But Mahlln and Ihe Japaneee aleo
reach the laland and put up a flint for tha
booka. They ..cap. from Hope, but return
and dynamite the ehack. The eoneplrator.
tall to harm Hop. and Cleo. They manage
to reach Sandboro, where Pr. Owen haa
one of th. book.. Saab of the .then ap
proach tha doctor, but ha rerueee I. near
thorn. Ha arrange, to meet Hope at th.
hotel with th. hook. Morton pooea mo Hope
and but for an earthquake would have poo
eeeaed th. volume.
(Continued From Yesterday)
It was on a Monday afternoon that
Cleo disappeared. Shortly before noon
on Friday two panting boys, their
dust-grimed faces stresked with rivu
lets of perspiration, burst into the
hotel in Ssnta Eulalia.
"Say, mister." one of them de
manded breathlessly of the clerk, "is
there a feller named Jarvis Hope
a-stayinsf here?"
'There he is, over by the door,
said the cleric
"Say, mister," piped the boy, tug
ging at Hope's sleeve, "is your name
Jarvis Hope?" '
"That's my name, son," said the of
ficer. "What do you want of me?"
"I reckon this letter's fer you, then,"
and the boy displayed the note from
Cleo.
Hope eagerly devoured the few Ill
written lines.
"It's from Geo!" be exclaimed,
turning to Hook, who was peering
eagerly over his shoulder. Thank
God, she's alive I Thst hell-hound
Morton has her a prisoner up in the
mountains. In a cabin on a ledge, she
says."
"Do you think you could show me
the place where you saw her," Hope
asked the boy.
"Sure. I been fishin' there a lot of
times."
"Come along, then," cried Hope,
and, followed by Hook, he fairly
dragged the boy into his motor csr.
Missouri Pacific
Laying In-Large
Supply of Coal
Missouri Pacific officials are taking
precautions to prevent a coal short
age at stations along the company
lines, even if there should' be snow
blockades next winter. The company
is sending great numbers of csrs into
the Kansas coal fields and loading
them out for the country north and
west.
On all mining country tributory to
the Missouri Pacific and Iron Moun
tain lines, the coal mines are being
worked to capacity, something thst
is unusual at this season of the year.
Large orders for coal have been
placed and it is asserted that the ship
ments are sbout as heavy now as
usually during the early winter. This
is taken to mean that dealers are go
ing to lay in heavy stocks this fall.
It is asserted thst whst is true with
reference to the Kansas mines is
equally true in the coal mining dis
tricts of Missouri, Iowa and Illinois,
which furnished most of the soft coal
used in this district. '
Indications are that soft coal prices
sre going to be about the same as last
year.
Tax Levy to Provide
. For the County Fair
One of the features of the Douglas
county tsx levy to be msde soon by
county commissioners will be the
usual assessment to provide funds for
the use of the Douglas County Agri
cultural society in promoting the an
nual county fair.
Definite plans for the (sir hsve not
yet been made, there being a contro
versy over the use of the county fair
grounds at Benson, but it will be
mandatory upon the commissioners to
make the levy as soon as the fslr
plans are announced and a request is
made for the appropriation.
The society is entitled to a tax
which will raise a fund equal to 5
cents per capita from every citizen in
Douglas county. The population is
computed upon a basis of five times
the number of votes cast in the last
congressional election. This year the
fund will amount to between $6,000
and $7,000
Picture of Late Mrs,
Nelson Displayed
An oil painting of the late Mrs. N.
H. Nelson, president of the Omaha
Woman's club and "mother" of the
penny lunch system at Train school,
is hanging at Hospe's art store for
several days, so that local club wom
en may view it.
The canvas is the work of J. Knox
O'Neill and was painted for Mr. Nel
son, Forgets Hotel Worries and
Plows Corn On Vacation
T. J. O'Brien, who is taking a
"back-to-the-land vacation on his
ranch at Sunderland, writes thst he is
busy finishing up his corn plowing;
that he is growing young as fast as
the corn is growing old, snd that the
corn he is caring for is growing as it
can grow only in Nebrasks.
m Flaadaro," "The Read ta Otary," "Vira la
Copyright. ISIS, by 6. Ala.... I wrU.
Throwing in his clutch, He jammed
his foot on the accelerator and the car
leaped forward toward the mountains.
So excited were Hope and Hook at
the prospect of finding Cleo that
neither of them noticed that another
car was following them, nor, when
the roughness of the country com
pelled them to lesve their mschine
and proceed on foot, did they notice
that the two men in the other car did
likewise.
For two hours the boy led them
along the winding course of the river
until at last they reached the gloomy
defile, with its perpendicular walls of
rock, known as Dead Man's gulch.
"There's where 1 seen the lady up
there," said the boy, pointing to
where, far above them, the sneer lace
of the cliff cut the sky.
"Do you know how to get up
there?" demanded Hope.
"Nope," was the answer. 'I ain't
never been up here 'cept for fishin'."
Come on, Hook," called Hope.
"There must be a trail to the top
somewhere if we can only find it.'
His clothes torn bv, thorns, his face
and hands scratched and bleeding, the
young officer pressed doggedly up
ward. sDlashins across mountain tor'
rents, forcing his way through almost
impenetrable walls of underbrush,
scrambling over bowlders, leaping
crevasses, skirting the edges of diizy
chasms, but working steadily upward,
ever upward. At last, stresmmg with
perspiration and stsggering from ex
hsustion, he reached the mesa where
Morton had landed in tne areopiane.
A few score yards away he could
see, above a line of bushes, a
weather-beaten cabin, and, standing
in th. Hnnrwtv God be thanked I
Was Cleo. They ssw each other
at 'almost the same instant, Run
ning to the brink of the chasm
which separated them, Hope tried
n rail arrna. tn her. but the
ii.i, waa tna great: she could
not catch his words. But he saw her
pointing to the cable. Hurrying to
the end of it, he glanced about for
the basket, but it was not to be seen.
Rendered reckless by his love for
Cleo, and taking no thought aa to how
he was to get back, he grasped with
both hands the pulley-hook from
which he had hung the basket and
.umnn- himaalf off Into SDSCC. He
was half way across the appalling
abyss when wieo, wno nau
watching mm in lerruieo i.eiiiiauuu,
i.rft a niareinoj shriek of horor.
that she shrieked. She
had seen a man emerge suddenly from
the bushes which lined the opposite
cliff a man whose evil face ahe
recognised. It was Mshlinl Froien
with horror, she saw him run toward
the end of the cable from which Hope
was dangling. She ssw him swing an
ax high above his head; she saw it
whistle through the sir and bite deep
into the rusted cable; she saw the
strands of wire part, one by one;
she saw her lover's face turn palid
and then she fainted.
HEW YORK: STOCKS
Market Largely Repetition of
Sessions Immediately
Preceding.
SPECIAL SHARES 00 UP
Nw York. Jalr 11 In Iti brUf Mm-
tin. la today'! mark, waa larnlr a rMtltlm
of th atMMtoiM ImraodtatatT praoadlnf. pa-
clal atocka, mainly munition, industrial
flqulpmenta and mo tori, were alavatad to
variably hlrhar lave la, partly aa t roaalt of
activity by pool and cltquea, and matal ra
a ponded to mora (avorabla aewa warding
romm trad eonditlona.
Th only atrlktna- eictptlon to th pr- .
vloua day' Irregular trend waa oftrd y
ahlpplng ahare. Marine regained much of
the aevtr lot which followed th aa
nouncsment of th heavy Brltlah war tai,
with further activity In United Fruit and
Atlantic. Gulf and Went In dlee. th latter
coming within a a mail fraction of It high
quotation
Rati one mor moved contrary tha
general trend, ruling Inactive. ,8ugg)tlon
of additional foreign liquidation of theae
laeuea Inspired to an extent by further .
heavy receipt from London, exercised a re
straining influence. Coalers and eastern
trunk lines yielded moderate fraction and
International issues, Including Pacifies, reg
istered similar decline on small flerlng.
unted gtiatea Bteel wa subordinated In
activity to the ahlpplng stocks, Crucible
Stat I and Baldwin Locomotive, and hovered
a slight fraction over r uuder th prevloua
day's oloe. Wall street, or at leaat tha
speculative element, I of the opinion , that
no extra dividend disbursement will b de
clired for th second quarter, notwithstand
ing extraordinary addition. '
Sale of stock amounted t MM
shares
Indication point tn a further eaah naln
by local banks for th week, although for-,
easts differ as to tha extent of aaDanalona.
This condition waa reflected In another re
duction of tlm money ratea from th Ab
normally nigh ivl of last week.
More flrmnes in franca. and a altaht
shading of marks, both on nominal rpra-
uons, were in oniy enangas in rata lor
continental market.
Bonds were Irresrular. International laanaa
following the oourso of stocks. Total talv
par value. $1,170,00.
United fltatea bond wer a ac hanged a
call. - -
Number Of lead lnv eavlee anil MMtaaMetM
en th market war:
Sales, High. Lew. Cloa.
Am. Beat Hum . 1 iaa nu iiu ait.
American Can....v MOfl It 81 f b
Am. umr rouna. e.iOQ uu
Am. Loco i- T.ifli flu
Am. Smelt, ti Ret. 1,40 II U
Am. Sugar Ref... loo leifl
Am. Tel. Tel,.; lot UtH
Am, Zinc. L. A r.saa iku
Anaconda Copper.. 1.700 Tii
Atchison 1.700 104 V
uaiawin Loeo SI.I00.74U
n in more unio, 4,10 l V
Brook. Rapid Tr
putt 4 Sup. Cop. 1.600 U U 7 U
v a SV IP
(To Be Continued Tuesday.)
Iced Coffee Popular,
Drink in Summer
Ir.rf coffee Just plain extract of
Java, cooled almost to the freezing
point is one of ths- new beverages
of the summer that is proving popu
lar in restaurants snd at soda foun
tains in Omaha. The fountains have
been serving coffee ice cream soda for
veara. and have used it as flavor
for frostfnga and candies, but coffee
consumption has usually decreased
durinsr the hot soelL No Omaha ts
finding that it is a good summer drink
if the heating effect is removed.
Snn,!,.. ft.lltnite rnff. mlv.ura Is
made by shaking coffee and ice cream
to a deep cream-coiorea irappe,
urhifli eritaa kv tha nam. of "ennee
creamed." This drink hss been a fa
vorite In Europe for years, but the
American tsste lor it nas ucvciopcu
only recently.
DCH'S REV1ICW OW TRADE.
A. Vmj Feint, ot Actlrltr aa af
DaUneM.
New Torti, July II. Dnn'. Itartaw .1
Trade tomorrow will eay:
Contrary to tha ueual exparleno. at thla
a.a.on there are man mora point, ot
activity than of dntlnae In the general alt.
uatlon, Bualnaea eonttnue. remarkably full
sarins the prlod when It ordinarily .how.
th. sreatoet ahrlnkage, current report, add.
Ing to the accumulation or auperlatlvea In
regard to trade, Induatry and tramporta
tlon. While aome Important lln.a, notably In
ateel and leather, foreign demand, are
again the overehadowtng feature, It I. not
becauaa of any lack of confidence that
dnm.etic buying naa abated. Many inter
eata here, having already covered their re
qulrementa well ahead naturally proceed
more alowiy in extenoing commitment,
further, and thla aplrlt of eoneervatem
manlfeat throughout tha country le moet re
aeeurlng In Ita bearing on the future. To a
certain extent, crop uncertalntlea are a
cauae for heeltancy, but, on the wnole, ag.
rlculture progreaa favorably, though recnt
atorma at tha aouth hav. been detrimental
to cotton.
Weekly bank clea-lnn, 13,611,160,171.
Cal, Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather...
inea.peaxe a Ohio
C, H. St. Paul.
Chicago a North,.
C. , I. P. Ry.
China Copper..,...'
Colorado P. at !. . . . T.,06
66 66
I 4 14
I 166 i 163
I 111 II.
I lH U
I lotii mit .
BttU
Crucible Steel . la ta
!! tillers' Security.. 4.100
Krle l.ooi
dans rat Bleotrlo... 1,100 141
ItTH
III
6V,
"tis 'iiii ion
1.101 16 4f3 47
44 41 44
1.
u.nera-i aijotrlo... I, loo lit 167
Sl'V " '! 460 11114 116 Ul
Of- North. Or. otf. 411 16 j 16 16
Illinois Central
inter, con. Corp.
164
11 ,
V.UH, Mn,, ...... .....
Inspiration Copper. 10. 41 ,, 41 -
loi.r. nar n. eg. 11. Uf J
Int. 14. M. nfd. etfe 11,106 ui 6414 11
K u. southern ins ea t..z ii
Kenneoott Copper.. 11,106 41 46 41
louls. a Nut " ..... ij
Mea. Petroleum.... 11,111 ill 106 ISO
M-. K, ft Tex. jpfd,, ...... ,,,,, ..... 1114
Mlaaourl Pacific... 100 t ' , "
Montana Power , .," ., ai
National Lead..,.. loo 14 64 U
Nevada Copper.. ,, 106 16 11 1C
MOO 101 101 101
100 60 60 60
1.606 117 tt III
IN 111 111 mi
IT
.... II
11 16
l !S
17 lt
41 !,
I 16 IIS
I IT "4 6714
100 16 ti
1.000 1741
, 600 11 11 mi
1,000 111 1I6 117
eoo 11 ii Jii4
, 400 114 111 101
4,400 1I7 117 117
N T. Central.
N. T N, H. H..
Norfolk West,.
Northern Pacific.
racuio stall
Pacific Tel. aV Tel
Pennsylvania a one
nay con. copper... 1,701 13
Rasdlns t.loo II
n.p. iron m Bteei., .,709 47
Aria, uoppar.
Southern P.ririn . . .
Southern Railway..
Studebaker Co....; '
Tanneaaee Coppar.,
Texas Company...,
Union Pacific
JJ. J. Ind. Alcohol! l'',70i Hi'
IT. B. HIm.I nM in.
Uteh Copper.....?. .01 71
Uabash pfd. "B",. 106 17
Western Union ,,
weatinan. s .nirin. s eas a.
saiai aaias tor ta. say, 410,011 .harm
Send Grape Juice and
Fans for Guardsmen
Washington, July 21. Hungry and
thirsty soldiers on the Mexican bor
der were remembered today by the
Women's Christian Temperance Un
ion in session here. The members
voted to send , them cases of grape
juice and a number of electric fans.
AMCSEmOTT.
111 111
16 16
ti I7 17 '
,...61
I. a. a.
.t.
COOL THAN COMFQIlTABUt. .
ComUsmL Draawr A Co.
Relrsshlas Up-ta-tka-Matuta fiiaiii
"A ftewm Full sf FomS
Marie Cam.
.r Lea P.rrln.. .
Oal.nl Trie.
Pllrtaeilay.. 10c ADMIMIOW an. I
m mm Tarr- rr, ,
ivaaicsiit iiiii, 155
Ruth ReUa4 la
A Matrimonial Martyr.
Miss Billie Sarin la
"Gloria'a Romance."
Haw Tork Maawy Market.
New Tork, July 11 PRIME VERCAN.
TILB papkr 4 per oent.
8TERLINO BXCHANOEJ Slsty-day bill.,
I4.71M; demand, 64. l 111. : caoiea 64.76,
SILVER Bar, 6S0 Meiloan dollars,
41 c.
BONDS Government, steady; retlread.
Irregular.
TIME LOANS Easier; sixty days, lf)
per cent; ninety aaye, a a, we per aent
six months, 404 Vs per cent.
CALL MONET Steady i highest, 1 per
cent; lowsst, a per cent; ruling rate, 1
per cent! last loan. 1 per cent; cloelng
bid, 1 per cent; otrerea at 1 per cent.
XU. 8. r. 2s, res. ts K. C. Bo. ref.
do coupon .... 18 u n. un,
IT. S. la. res 100 xkf.. K. A T.
xdo coupon ...100 xM. P. con. 6s. .101
XU. H. 4s. rg.,..100Hont Power Is., 17
xdo coupon ...116 N. T. C. deb. fts.lll
Am. Smelt. 6s... 107 xN. T. City 4t(s.l07
Am. Tel. Tel. N. T., N. K. H.
ev. eue iva cv. aa ill
Angio-rrencn as. sino. raeino 4B
Atcn. gen. is.... a ao sa
B. a O. 4a 60xOrs. S. L. ref:
xBeth. St. ret. 6s.l00xPao. T. a, T. 6s. 100
central rao. .si. esTirann, con. 4a..l04
xC. A O. cv. 4s 15 do gen. 4a...l07
C, B. Q. it. 4a 17 Reading gen. 4a. 66
C, M. a Bt. P. xxSt. L. s. r.
cv. Is 106 raf. 4s 11
C. R. 1. A P. Ry. So. Pac. ev. 6s... 103
ref. 4s 73 do ref. 4e 60
xC. A S. ref. 4. llSo. Railway Is. .101
D. A R. O. c. 4s.. 71 Union Pao. 4s... 61
do rec. aa to do cv. 4a 01
74 u. B. Rubber 6e.l01
104 U. S. steel 6e:..10
0 xw. Union 4a. 45
Bertha Kalich
IN
AMBITION
'if. 6a. 10
. 4a... 14
T. 1 4s 74
........
I.... 11
16
if: 4s 01
Erie gen. 4a. .,
Oan. Elec. 6s.
Ot. No. 1st 4 V
I. C. ref.
InL M. M. 4s..l04 xBld. xxOIf.red.
Oil and Hoeln.
Savannah, Oa.. July 11. Turpentine
Plrm, 434Sc; sale.. 244 bbla.; rscelpu, 661
bble. ; shipments; 171 bbla.; stocks, 11,651
bbls.
ROSIN Plrm; .alee, 1,1611 fcbls.1 reoelpts,
1.27! bble.; shipments, 710 bbla; . etocke,
67,010 bbls. quotation.: A, B, 16.11; C, O,
li.aotj6.is; e, 16.11: r. a, 11.40: H. 1. k.
14. 16.60; N, 16.66; WO, 16.66; WW, 17.04.
Tsdav
Dvattn Farnnm at
"DAVY CROCKETT,'
A HUMrt. Raaaaasa Mi
. Than Hletary,
LakeManawa
BATHING '
BOATING
BOWLING
Free Band Concarts, After.
boobs aad Evening.
High Class Motion Pkttsraa '
Ev.ry Ev.ning.
Book Your Picnic Now.
rhoae Doug. 1361, .
BASE BALL
OMAHA VS WICHITA
ROURKE PARK
JULY ii-n-n
TWO GAMES SUNDAY. JULY 13
. Fa-si Cam. CalM .1 a. m. . :
SaturaUy Oaate Called al Sill
Baa SaaH al Baraairw Bran.