THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1916,
HOTELS
eUVOT HOTEL. 1STH AND JACKSON
OMAHA. NEB.
Hakim special aummer ratee from II. SO
to 17.00 per week, with hot and cold
running water.
H. WE1NBR. Prop.
MOVING AND STORAGE
Separate locked won for boueebolS.
toodi and plaooe: moving, packing and
oSfiaA VAN AND STORAGE) CO..
ll a Hth St Douglai 411.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For rani mora aarvloo try ya. .".arse
t-horaa, padd.d 'ana. Storase. It mutt
8tttTon "VaVairi
QtUCKSlR, CHEAPER AND.18JrB'''
yaont y " v
GUKDUM VAN 00.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE!
Faoklng. atorago and mov
tn. til N. 11th St. 'bona
poagiae a, or -
""metropolitan VAN ANJJ
STORAGE CO.
Oaratnl attention liven to orders tor
aMivlng. packing or etoraaa: office at Ray
mond f FuVnlmr? Co.. Hit and lilt How-
Phono Douglaa til for complete
Uat of vaoant houeea and apart,
montai a Lao for atoraga. moving.
Itth and Jacneon at.
f. J Van and two mm
Maggara rr hour.
van an Storaga Co. Moving, packing,
atoraga and ahlpplng. Phono Pong. 1414.
t n UL'L II Bpreee Co. movioi.
J. j. REjCjIJ packing and atoraga.
1147 Farnam St Douglaa MM.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished House and Flats.
WANTED TO RENT Immediately; good 7
or l-room houa. with garage. In W...
Tarnam dlatrlct or Dundee. Mint be a
flrat olaaa place. Give full InOrraetlou.
Addreaa IT HI. pea.
WANTED New bungalow In Dundee or
Hanacom Park dlatrlcti muat be atrlotly
up-to-date: new or good furnace. Phone
Harney 4I4T.
WANTED Apartment. 6 or 0 rooma; wlll
lng to pay good price If close In and
weat oi itBin v. yw.m
WANT I or 6-room cottage, good condition,
aouth or weat Rent muat be reasonable.
Box 4718, Bee.
Furnished Houses and Flats.
WANTED Well furnlahed cottage or
bungalow; modern. Box 4608, Bee.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
DANDT 7-r. home, only half block So. Far
nam ear line. Price reduced from 4.6bO
to 11,660. Haa t large rooma and recpt.
hall flrat floor, and 4 nice large bedroome
and bath aeoond floor. Haa beautiful
ehadei alao fruit grapo arbor. etc. Haa
full baaement aolld brick foundation.
Built by owner for homo. Don't overlook
tnla. Oeborne. 701 Omaha Nat Bit Bldg.
D. lt
Near Creighton College
14.600 7-room, atrlctly modern houae;
full two etortee and attic; In excellent
condition: on the boulevard, near Cali
fornia. Wo want an offer; caah or terma.
Glover & Spain,
Douilaa siet l-20 City National.
" WTJST KARNAM CORNER.
Modem t-roora bungalow, with corner
vacant Room to build two brick flata.
g. P BOSTWICK A SON.
lili LINCOLN ULVy. U-room bouee.
atrlotly modern, with hot water neal.
Douglaa ll.
North.
New Cottage bargain
Plvo rooma and bath, modern except
heat; full cemented cellar; tw.o rooma fin
ished In oak; bullt-ln kitchen cabinet: hot
water boiler with gas heater; paving all
paid; near 2th and Parker trice only
$3 600- 1260 caah, balance 120 each month.
Why rent when you can get a home on
these tarmat TBBBBNS co.
806 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Phone P. 212.
" KUUNTZUi PLACE.
Fiv rooms and combination sleeping
"porch and sun room. Strictly modern,
oak toish and oak floors, bullt-ta fire
place, colonnade openlngu, built-in book
cue and buftet. On paved street, close
to car, half block west of park. Entire
attic is plastered.
PATNB INVESTMENT COMPANY,
6th floor Omaha Nat. Bank Bldtj. P. 17E1.
CLOSE IN RENTAL PROPERTY-
Near 18th and Clark, two hounos, steady
renters, 1276 m year rental, may be In
creased; only $2,650.
GEORGE Q. WALLACE. 614 feline Bldg.
NEW bungalow, 6 -room, all mod., bo-fU lot,
south front, bargain, on.:- 92,760, near
bin ana i.otrio. u""'l' .
7-ROOM house In good neighborhood, 242
Charles St., modern eicept heat. Call
walnut aidi ior pwuc"""
KOUNTZH PLACE resuioled district resi
dence for sale. F. V. Knieat. 3615 N. 18th
BUT my brand new oak finish all modern
bungalow .for 12,260 on your own terms.
Good location, Douglas
jl,260 buys brick cottage on fine lot, 1423
Sherwood Ave.; fHUO for W. Leavenworth
St. lot. Douglas 2H7.
TWO 6-room bungalows, at a bargain, mod
ern. Webster Wii. ,
South.
FIELD CLUB HOME
FOR SALE.
V strictly modern horns with 8 rooms,
bath and sleeping porch, oak finish and
every convenience. East front lot, 52x138
f..t oim-half block north of Wool worth
avenue and In the choicest part of the
Field club district, rrics i,auu.
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
41-1 Keellne "Idg. Phone Doug. 690.
"BUNGALOW BARGAIN
tu.Boft Fori a five-room bungalow, near
Hanscom Park, one year old, oak finish
in living room and dining room. Lot 6 Ox
133. This is a real bargain for some one
that hasn't much money and wants a
real nice piace, uwntr wui, van uuu.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
p. 4,, City National
i-HuOM bungalow, brand new. alt modern,
OB. UWW1.
anamal badrooma; good location, restricted
addition. A Bargain at ....... uuv
terma.
BriNSON & CARMICHAEL,
142 Paiton Blk.
Doug 1722.
SAKK'l'Y 1'lKSl.
COR KKL1ABUC AND SAKE
KIKB AMD TUKNADU 1M8UHANUB
0NB1L'B K. hi. & INS. AOENOT,
634 Urandeis Ttleatel Uldg. Tyler 1024.
2U0s Bo. 16 tt-r. moo.
2406 So. 11 lot 35jtlU0.
1016 8. 29 St. luu-ft. lot.
REAL ESTATE UnimproTed
North.
CUMINO near lith'st., SI or 44 feet; muat
be aold to eloae aetata. C. A. Orlmmel,
4 Om Nat Bit Bldg.
r)H bargalna In loU In all carta of the
city aae f. J. Tebblna, o, umaha Hat
8k. Phone D. till.
Miscellaneous.
LOT Mandoraon, near loth. 1600; bargain!
aaay terma. o. r. gtabblna, nil Chloago.
Wanted Some Want Ada in ex
change for lots of answers. Phone
The Bee.
Miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE Suburbs
Benson.
ACRE BENSON.
HALF IN FRUIT.
1800110 CASH, S10 MONTH.
Cherries, applii, pears, peaches, rasp
berries, bUckberrles, grapes, about 100 our
rants. Will be cared for this year and
next free. Office open evenings, T till
p. m. Phone Tyler 80.
HASTINGS ft HETDEN, 114 Harney St
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON!
BUT THIS LOT1
110.00 down end 110.00 per month: price
1X60.60: sue, 80x128; located on Locust
St., between Clark and Bumhara. sot
far from school and car line. Geo. ft.
Wright, Bee office. Omaha,
LYNNWOOD
Go out to Lynnwood today and oa. the
beautiful lota we are selling from 146,
to 1600.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phona Doug. 692. 1607-1 W. O. W. Bldg.
Dundee.
NEW DUNDEE HOUSE
FOR SALE
DO YOU WANT A HOME
IN DUNDEE?
4917 California St. la Just recently com
pleted and all ready to occupy. Be the
first to live In this beautiful 7-room
strictly modern home.
Oak floors above and all oak finish be
low. Screens, fireplace, sidewalks, shade
trees. One of the finest locations In
Dundee.'
Only H block to car line. Owner has cut
price from 88,600 to 88,300 for quick sale.
House open so you can Inspect it Close
the door when you come out. Or call me
up at either addresses below and I will
meet you or take you out to see the prop
erty. ARTHUR C. CROSSMAN,
804 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Douglas 6107,
or 4938 Webster St Walnut ..
Cut this put for reference. Do It Nowl
DUNDEE
7 rooms and sleeping porch, strictly
modern, and In good condition. Price
84,600; terms. Located 708 N. 48th St
NORMS & NORRIS,
400 Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglas 4J7.
DUNDEE.
Six rooms and sleeping porch; strictly
modern home, near 60th and Webster, in
Dundee; oak finish on first floor and hard
pine on second; large lot, south front,
paved street, one block to car line. Owner
leaving city has reduced the price from
$4,800 to 14,000. If looking for a Dundee
home see this at ones.
PATNH INVESTMENT COMPANY.
6th Floor Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. D. 1781
DUNDEE, choice location; will build a well-
built home to your order, watch my
housts under construction. Phone Benson
122. Trullinger. -
Miscellaneous.
NINE-ACRE BARGAIN.
Close In and well Improved, consisting
of a good 6-room house, barn and other
outbuildings; acres in grapes, 1 acre In
berries, 8 acres In alfalfa; located In the
north part of Omaha, about one mite
from , city car line. An unusual bargain
at 86,500. Easy terms.
BHULER & CART,
D. 5074. 204 Keellne Bldg.
LOT near municipal bacb at Carter lake.
Fine place for summer cottage. Phone
Doug. 25t)il.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
THE wonderful Increase In BEE Want Ads
oan be traced to only one souroe.
Good results at less oost than any other
Omaha paper.
25,748 MORE PAID WaNT ADS
the first six months of 1816 than In the
same period In 1818.
WANTED To exchange desirable residence
properties In Grand Island, and Nebraska
lands all clear, well secured first mort
gages and cash, for a good brick busi
ness property In a gruwlng and well es
tablished city in Nebraska. U. 8. Land
and Loan Company, Box 604 Grand
Island, Neb
30-ROOlai apt house to exchange for land;
rental $040; clear; will assume mortgage.
J. L. Barber. Keetine Bldg. Ty. 1710.
FARMS, ranches city property, acreage and
Investments for sale and exchange.
Morgan. 1814 pumlng St. Doug. Mb.
EQUITY in goon J-r. house for cottage;
worth lH.aflU- JQKax idh ari-er m a. at-
HuTEL and furniture at Dallas, 8. D.;
exchange O 1707. Toiana -iTumouii.
CAN. sell or oxthange anything you have
to oiler. C. J. (Janan, McCagus Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Investments
MORTGAGES are the best security. Share
holders in Home Builders are protected
' by mortgages on Omaha property, new
houses. Shareholders are guaranteed 7
per cent dividends Jan. 1st and July 1st
Ask about ttiij plan.
HuMfai BUILDERS, INC.
17th and -Douglai St. Phone Doug. 6018.
Real estate, vlty property, large ranches
a sptcia l',y.
REAL ESTATE Other Cities
PUBLIC SALE The old sttDuol house build
ing. Including sll out buildings, will be
sold at either public or private sale, on
Aug. 12th, 1916, at i.'du p. in. For full
particulars write to B. H. Kunge, Secre
tary, Charter Oak, Iowa.
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr"ty
FINANCIAL
Real Eitate toans nd Mortgages.
KSAL EGTATE" loana. ,1a par oenL
u. ai. buck 4fe vu.,
111 Omaha Nat. Ban.
NO DELAY,
W. T. GRAHAM.
bus umu.
CITT and farm loana. I. ila. I per rant.
J. H Dumont Co., 411 Keellne Bldg.
MONKr on hand tor eltjr and
farm loana H W. Binder. City
national nana mag.
LOANS I Per cent LOAtJi
THOS. L. HeOARRY.
Keellne Bldg. Red 4344,
fl A PVTM DDAC S4S Omaha
VJXiiV f Ail OJJWO.N.f, B,k Bldg.
C nnt. MONET HARRISON SSSfW.
" h"-"- 111 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg
100 to 110.000 made promptly. F. D Waad.
mni. ism aon rarnam via
Stocks and Bonds.
HAVE two modern cottagea, nearly new. In
Council Blufli; will aiohnnge for atoek
In Omaha A Council Bluffa Ry. Co., or
oth.r good corporation. Addraaa "F," Bee.
Council Bluffa, la.
Abstracts ot Title
llbrantaa Abetract Co. W. can bring
JUtUttllLCe aown ,our h.tniot on
ahort notice. R. t, Palteraon Bldg I). J4T
U ay Title, Ouarantae and Abetract Co.,
IYCU tot go. irth 8t ground floor.
Bonded by Maaa. Bonding ft In.. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldeat abetract of-
flea In Nebraaka. XOg Brandela Theater,
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
130 IMPROVED and unimproved farms to
seleot from in the shallow water district
of N. B. Colorado, wheat averaging 80 to
46 bu.j eorn, 26 to 46; oat 80 to 76 bu.
per acre, splendid alfalfa country. Good
level roads, good churches and schools,
three large elevators In town and number
of SO to 100-aars corn fields In the Swed
ish and German settlements with Improve
ment as good as Iowa or eastern Nebraaka
farms, f IS to 146 an acre; smalt cash pay
ment, balance S years or crop payment
plan. We "break 40 acres and put In crop
free for eaoh man that buys before Sept
1, 19H. Write for booklet and excursion
rates. Platte Valley Land Co., Fourth Floor
Keellne Building. Omaha. Neb.
SEND FOR LIST descrlptlv of the level
black soli farms, good crops, plenty rain.
Lyman Waterman, Holyoke, Colo.
Coioiado land excursions, ex pens s paid. C.
L. Nethaway. Florence. Neb. Florence 111.
Jowa Lands.
140 ACRES well Improved farm, west Iowa,
at 1100 per acre; all tillable; rolling land;
16,000 will handle deal.
THOS. CAMPBELL, KEBLINB BLDG.
Missouri Lands.
430-ACRB MISSOURI FARM.
FOR BALE To settle an estate: One
of the best stock farms In Johnson county,
Missouri, t miles northwest of Warrens
burg; seat of state Normal; 100 acres In
permanent blue-grass pasture, 160 acres
corn, wheat and hay land, balance timber;
well-watered, 4 barns for stock and hay,
1,000-bushel comer! b, 8-room house, build
ings In good repair, farm well fenced with
woven and barbed wire and hedge. 176
per acre; no trades.
RIEGER-MOORE REALTY CO..
fl Rial to Bid. Kansas City, Mo.
CHEAP FARMS Any slse. easy terms, In
the beautiful Osarks of Dent county. Mo.
W. S Frank. 201 Neville Block. Omaha.
FOR SALE OR .TRADE My equity In
splendid 80-acre farm In northwest Mo.
for drug stock. Address T 681. Bee.
.Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE 100 a., close to two good towns.
38 miles of Omaha; 80 head of cattle;
some choice milch cows; four head of
horses; 60 head of hogs; farm machinery;
all crops; must leave this climate at once.
Can take good automobile; must be like
new; oan give good terma. Price 9160 per
acre. Land alons worth the money. Don't
write, but come. B, B, Connerley, Water
loo, Neb.
FOR SALE CORN AND ALFALFA
LANDS, LTMAN COUHTr, OUUTH DA
KOTA. 110 TO 171 AN ACRE. COR
NELIUS McQRffiEVT, PRE8HO, SOUTH
DAKOTA.
WISCONSIN'S finest grazing and dairying
lanae, avw -
7,000; day soli, well located near rail
roads; at prices ranging from 87.50 to
980 an acre; state your requirements, we
can make any terms to suit your needs.
unify nn uwii w m""i "
i'uk 6aLi!' iiitiViaal faces three streets;
near new Kurd building; apiendld manu
facturing sitv. AddrwM. B-ll, Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
BRAND NEW Bungalow 6-r. and bath,
oak finish, has a number of special fea
tures; best of plumbing, furnace, dandy
aouth front lot, 2 blocks to cur, only 15
minutes ride down town. Price I2.U60,
300 cash.
Rasp Bros.,
Douglas .
Turner Park District
7 rooms, all modern, in good condition,
nicely decorated, large yard and shade
trees. , Rental 636, Fur particulars, call
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Doug. 87. ' 212 8. 17th St.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
After looking at M1NNB LUSA 800 dif
ferent buyers decided that It was the best
Cposl tlon on the market and they
ked their judgment by BUYING lots.
If YOU will ooms out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO-,
Tyler 18J.
Tit Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
tOR SALE.
I dandr vacant lota, block to ear
bh: out to il.000 caab for quick aala,
CALKINS A CO..
Peogua 111. Clur Mat. Bask Bids.
Have Buyer
for high grade, down town, welt
located investment property.
We make a specialty of this
class of real eitate.
For prompt and effective
aervlce, do your real estate
business with
Hiatt Company,
246-7-9 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
WANTED 6 or 6-room cottugs In north
ern vart.
W. L. BttLBY ft SON. Doug. U10
Horsea Live Stock -Vehicles
For Sale.
Wagon umbrellas. 81.00. Wagner, 801 N. tfth.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loans and Mortgage..
MONEY TU LOAN ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses.
single houses, business property and farni
lands at 6 per cent, 6 per oent pr ct.
W. H. THOMAS,
828 Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1848.
H.600 mortgage, bearing 7 per cent semi
annually; secured by property valued at
84,000. Talmage-Loomls lov. Co., W.O.W.
Bldg
6 PER CENT to I per cent on boat class oity
reeldenoes In amounts 88,009 op; aio
farm loans. Reasonabi commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 1888 Farnam St
PRIVATE MONET.
8HOPEN ft COMPANY.
Kfc KLINE BUILDINO.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraaka farms.
O'KUEPB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1010 Omaha Nat l. Phone Douglas 8716.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches, we also buy good tana mort
gage. Kloke lov, Co., Omaha,
LAND NEAR OMAHA FOR BALE.
66 "A A. very choice land, just N. W.
of Benson; belongs to bank; must sell. A
bargain for soms one. See me for ptiae
and terms.
J. A. ABBOTT.
Room 4, Patterson Blk., City.
HIGHLY improved 160 -acre farm In NE
Nebraska lor saie. uwner win consiuer
good bouse In Omaha part payment. Easy
terms. Sickness and old age reasons for
selling. Alton Savings Bank, Alton. Iowa.
FOR SALE Section about 40 acres broke;
well, good grsss land,; n mnes irom
county seat Price 98.60 ;er acre. H. C.
Rainier, Tayior, weo.
NEBRASKA land from 98.00 to 116 per
acre; best bargains in state, w. t. amun,
Co., 814 City Nat'l Bk, Bldg.
North Dakota Lands.
ALFALFA LAND Buy It under our "Half
Earnings" or 'Pay as you make it plan.
Diversified farming, atook, corn and hog
raising pay for the land In a few years'
time. Hackney Land Credit Co., Hack
ney EWgStPauLMlntt;
South Dakota Lands.
Wisconsin Lands.
QET literature and mapa on the chfaapeat
good iana in unuea Btaiaa.
BAKER ft TILLOTSON.
lth and Douglas Sta., Omaha. Doug 1168.
Miscellaneous.
ACREAGE hi to 6-A. tracts on car line.
Easy terms, u. K. uomns. ii oranaois
Thea. Bldg. Doug. 8016.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS pay far better than chickens;
always pennea up; nine apaoe nwatta w
start; free book explains alt Majeetlo
Bquao jo uept. si. Aoei, mm.
FRESH aquatic plants for youi fish globe,
SOo Will Keep iisn neauny. juaa
OEI8LER BIRD CO.
FOR SALE One male Irrench Toy Poodle,
full blood; house Drone, uoug. oii.
AUTOMOBILES FOF SALE
OVERLANDS, FORDS.
DETROITER
1111 MODELS. GOOD SERVICEABLE
CARS FOB ill, AMD UP.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC,
Mil traruam St. Doug. silt.
BARGAINS
IN USED CARS.
Almost any make roadster, speedster
and touring cars. BU Fords, a snap. Will
sell these cars at almost any prlos, as
we roust have the space.
O W. FRANCIS AUTO CO..
2216 Farnam. Doug. 6R8.
AUTOMOBILES FOF SALE
USED OAR BARGAINS AT
UUItPHT-O'BRIBN AUTO CO.,
UH-ll-ll Partiam It
FOR 8A LB Cheap If takn at enca, a Mats
Touring oar, 1118 inodaL Baan 4rlvaa
1.40, mllaa. Tel. Bellavu. 41,
BAROAIN Light ava-pauangar can alac-
trio llghta. Call Haraay IIST
Auto Repairing grid Painting.
tl.O reward tor magnaio wa can't repair.
Colla repaired. Bayadorfer. H N. llth.
N&B. Auto Radiator Repair flarvlea and
prloaa right. Ill 8. llth St. D 7t.
1114 FORD touring car. fine condition. "Price
MIS. Call Tyler 888. .
Auto Tires and Supplies.
60N'T throw away old tires. We make one
new tiro from 8 old ones and save you 88
per cent. 8 In 1 Vulcanising Co., 1818 Dav
enport St.. Omaha, Neb. Douglas 8814.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, 88.50 TO 11.00.
DUO TIRE CO.. Mil CHICAGO ST.
Motorcycles and Bicycles,
HAhl.air.DAVlDtJON UOTORC YlXfeid. Bar
gain In used msoblnes. Victor Rooe, "Tot
Mitoryrci. Man." 1701 Iaavenworth.
FOR SALE One 1H Harley l&avldson.
twin, two-speed; excellent shape. Address
LrocK tsox fir, Ruenviue. Men,
1818 RACTCLE Two-speed coaster brake;
been run about slity miles. Bos 4817. Bee.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Oaorg. C. Pelronnett and wlfa to
Duran w. Hopklna, aouthweat cor
ner Twenty. ft rat and Spruoc afreets.
IMII
Emma V. McNeill and hoaband to
Harvey 3. Orove, Lafayette are
nue, 300 feet eaat of Forty-third
avenue, north aide, 10x111 1
Charlea W. Bailey and wife to Jennie
L. Rewey, Lynn avenue, 100 feet
north of Allleon avenue, aaat side,
iOa.121 Tit
Bella Q. Bvana and huaband to Leroy
L. Wade. Thlrty-flrat atraet, 100
feet aouth Poppleton avanue. waat
aide. 60xH0 1
Charlea R. Btout and wife to H. F.
Johna. Ohio atraet. 10 feet waat of
Eighteenth atreet, north aide, 1444a
100 1
Loula O. Kendla and wife to Harold
Clifford. Thlrty.fourfh atraet 101
feet north of Davenport atraet, weat
aide, (OilSS ITS
Loutee Janaen and huaband to alary
Center, Fourteenth atraet, 10 feet
north of Fowler avenue, waat aide,
110x111 1
William 3. MeCaulay and wlfa t
Johanna Jeppeeen, Blllaon avenue,
117 feet weat of Twenty-fifth ava
nue, aouth aide, 50x111 ,j 1.T00
Ben Handler and wife to Johanna
Borghoff, northeaat eorner Twenty
aeventh and Caldwell atreeta. 10x117. 1
Albert Liggett and wlfa to Ethan C
Woleott. Evan, atraet, S5T feet eaat
of Twenty-fifth .treat, aouth Side,
40.11H10 SO
Barney Falh and wife to John O,
Vlaaard, aouthweat corner Ninth and
Bancroft atreeta, 11x66 lit
ELEVENTH INSTALLMENT.
yajopel.
Unlted Btataa naval board to tnveatlgat. and
.,. ni. iinainga on tne invention ox ur,
Ralph Burke, which aervea to bring the aub
marlna to a atata of perfection. The lleu
li nan t arrlvaa la Valdavla and I, welcomed
.1 tha tnvantor and hi. daughter, Cleo. On
the trial trip of the Inventor'a boat, a
Japaneae halner I. .umiua in , .t m
examining the meohantem ot the ventilating
, . opo reporta raveraniy on tne new
drvlee but there are oth.r. laiereated In tt.
An attempt to burglarlie Dr. Burlte'a
laboratory falla, but later Cleo find, hlra
murdered In hla bedroom. Cleo eella hr
fathOra bOOka to .t mAn.v, lat.P .h. flnrf.
a note from which aha learna that they con-
. mm rormuia. wttD Mope ane
race, to the auctloneer'e atore only to find
It In flamea. Olga Ivanoff and Oerald Mor
ton, two aplea In aearch of the formula, at
tempt to capture Cleo when ehe call, at the
houae of 8t.phan.kl. the anarohlet. Hope
rf'haa to her aid: Morton ahoota at him
but the bullet hit, a bomb In the cellar,
which explode. Stepnenak! and Cleo at
tend a ball at Mrs Dolmar'a whoae nephJW
hea two of the mlaalng booke. Mahlln. a
apy. attempta to ataal the bonka. but la ola
covered by Hopes In the excitement that
followa the books dlaappear. Mahlln -capea.
Hope and Cleo lake a boat for an
land rut In the bay. Thi oonaplratora fol
low lit other koala. Mahlln and the Jap turn
out the leland light. Morton', boat with
the count... etrlkee a atray mine In the bay.
After a violent etorm Hope and Cleo arrive
on a arrange l.lend and dl.oovar that th
man they hunt la there. But Mahlln and
! '0 r'cn the laland and put
- .ieu. .or inm nooaa. rney earape rrom
CO but return .nrf rivn..i. -t.-i-
The ooneplratora fall to harm Hope and Cleo.
They manage to reach Bandaboro, where
Dr. Owon haa one ot the book. Each of the
Jthere approach the doctor, but he refuaea
. fear them. He arrange, to meet Hop.
at the hotel with the book. Morton poeae
aa Hope and but tor an earthquake would
have poaaeaaed the volume. Cleo ta capturod
. Mm u.K.n m ma rriena e aero
lane tO . lnn.lv n-hln 1. .k- ..I
She finda there the book for which thav
aearch. Fortunately ,he lata a note to
Hope, who, with Hook, atarta to the reacue.
t'J". Sr;""' th" "haam In the awlnglng
baaket Mahlln atealo up and ohopa at tha
cable with an axe. Hook appear. In time
to aava Hope. He reachea the other aide
and la greeted by Cleo; aha aweare her love
to him. They return to the valley but are
followed by Mahlln and the Jap who at
tempt to capture Cleo. She awlnga heraelf
over the canyon. Olga and Morton are
daahed to earth In the aeroplane
(Oorjtlnned From Yesterday.)
Muat aell all our a.cond-nand eutumo
blloa wliaiu 10 deye. Wa have acv.ral
make, and are giving belter valura than
a.iyorie elae.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
1(21-11-13 N. lth at.
$100 REWARD
For arrvst and conviction of thief who
SUalL your car while insured by
KILLY. ULIAH ft ruOilFSON,
118-14 City Nat. bk. Uidg Doug 2H18.
NO OTHUH umuns i.wtiaper is making
anywhere neat the increase In Its Want
Ad colu rum TUK U&bi. i.6,748 UOKB
PAID WANT-ADS the first sis montbs
oi J818 than In the same period of lwil.
The Reason;
Best Price -Best Results,
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3108 Farnam. D, 1810.
Saxon roadsur, 1116 ,8878
1814 Cadltlao touring , 860
1814 Oakland touting 400
1814 Bulck roadster... , 400
FOR BALE Packard "Twin Six," latest
model; In Al condition, new tires; will
make great sacrifice. 3, W, Smith Motor
Co., Boa 848, Cedar Rapids la.
W8 will trads you a new Ford for your old
ens.
INDUSTRIAL QARArOB CO.,
16th and Harney. Dong; 888L
Army Officers Have
Laugh at Judge Who
Sentences to Army
Whenever District Judge Sesri
gives a young offender a suspended
jail sentence on condition that he
"join the army or navy," a loud laugh
goes up from the recruiting stations
of these two branches of Uncle Sam's
fighting service.
Looked at carelessly, this geems a
good solution of the problem. It is
better, isn't it, to have a young man
in the army or navy than in jail. He'll
be earning his own living, defending
his country and "making a man" of
himself.
But. to sentence a man to "join the
army or navy" is about as sensible as
to sentence him to accept a position
in a bank." He has just about as
much chance of getting into the bank
as into the army or navy.
In the first place, only about one
applicant in three is able to pass the
pnysical examination. ina, m mc
second place, conviction or even ar
rest on a charge of any seriousness
at all is an effectual bar to enlistment.
"The armv and navy are not main
tained to reform bad eggs," said on
man. "A trood moral character is as
much a riquisite as a good physique.
Judges would do well to inform them
selves on the subject.
1.0. Special to Be
' In Omaha August 12
A special train of traffic officials
and representatives of the road la now
traveling over the Illinois Central
lines. Every point on the llnea will
be visited during the excursion.
Omaha will be the last city to be
visited by this special. The train
comes to Omaha from Fort Dodge,
August 12! It arrives at 1 o'clock in
the afternoon. The traffic men will
remain here until 6:30 that night be
fore returning to Chicago, the head
nuartera of the road.
The local terminal will be inspected
and a trip will be made to the South
Side station.
Every important city In which an
Illinois Central office is located is
represented on the special train. H.
G. Powell, division freight agent, is
tne umana man mining mi trip.
Twenty Per Cent More to
Build Missouri Pacific Now
It would cost 20 per cent more to
reproduce the Missouri Pacific rail
road lines in Nebraska today than it
would have fost in 1909, according to
statements of Chief Engineer Ferritin
of that road at the hearing of the
road's passenger rate case befor
Referee Frank H. Gaines in the fed
eral buildinff.
"Aside from the increased cost of
materials," he said, "the cost of labor
has gone up and the efficiency of
labor has gone down.
Harte to Build Pump
Station at Walnut Hill
John H. Harte is the low bidder for
the job of constructing the big Wal
nut Hill numDinu station for the
Metropolitan Water District of Oma
ha. The contract mav be awarded
most any time. The award has been
delayed for some time because so
many of the members of the water
board were out of the city that it was
impossible to get a quorum.
Qr.ha Girl is Awarded
Scholarship at Chicago
Elizabeth J. Hart. 2959 Farnam
street, has been awarded a year's
scholarship in the University of Chi
cago for excellence in her freshman
work. She is a graduate of the Cen
tral High school, and a year ago was
honored with the entrance scholar
ship to the Chicago school.
Two Plea- Quilty to
. Robbery and Are Held
Warner Kinsman and Tom Belson
a-h rharared with the robbery of O.
K, Ganther, Kansas farmer, were ar
raigned in police court, pleaded guilty,
and were Douna over to inc aisinci
court, with bonds fixed at $1,000 each.
The Secret t Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
A"aer W Tie Ka. al tka Trail," "Flgkttof at Flandare," -Th. Ilawl . QlatT .". "a
rraaae." etc Cevrrlgnt. iai, ky E. Aleaawfar I mralL
The repeated failures of Mahlin and
Satsuma to gain possession of the
secret of the submarine finally drove
their employers to exasperation, and
harsh measures were decided upon.
The spies were summoned before the
black council, the executive body of
the secret service of their1 govern
ment The meeting was held in the
council chamber amid black trappings
and ghastly reminders of the fate
that awaited treachery or failure. A
grave assembly of masked figures lis
tened coldly while their chief, the
only one whose identity was not hid
den behind a black mask, questioned
Mahlin and Satsuma regarding their
activities in pursuit of the much-de
sired secret. Their explanations
failed to satisfy. The decision of the
council was announced cold-blooded
ly and emphatically by the chief.
hey msut secure the secret within
the next four weeks or death would
be the penalty 1
Upon their return to San Francisco
Hope found awaiting him at his hotel
an official envelope bearing the fa
miliar heading of the Navy depart
ment, ine letter It contained, which
was marked "Strictly Confidential,"
was signed by an official high in the
bureau ot naval intelligence,
'As you are perhaps aware." the
letter concluded, "there exists at the
moment between the United States
and a certain power whose name it is
unnecessary to mention a situation of
the utmost gravity. This power u
convinced that we have permitted
our navy to deteriorate to such an ex
tent that hostilities could be inaugur
ated against us with a reasonable
chance of success. It is no exaggera
tion, therefore, to assert that the dis
covery of Dr. Burke's formula may
save this nation from invasion. Under
these circumstances there is no need
for me to urge you to prosecute the
search with the utmost energy. The
safety of the United States may well
depend upon your success."
We mustn t lose a minute in con
tinuing the search," said Cleo decis
ively, when Hope showed her the let
ter' "But I thought we were to be mar
ried this week, dearest," he de
murred. "The wedding can wait for a few
days," she answered. "There is too
much at stake tor us to think ot any
thing but the discovery of the
secret."
"But it will only tslte a few hours
for us to obtain a license and find
a clergyman," urged Hope. "Surely
we can wait that long."
"You don't think I'm going to be
married without a wedding gown and
a trosseau, do you?" she demanded.
"Because, if you do you are sadly
mistaken. I only expect to be mar
ried once and I've set my heart on
having the things that other girls
have. Our happiness can wait for a
few days, dearest," she added persua
sively, "Our country comes first.
"You're perfectly . right, dear,"
agreed Hope, secretly applauding her
patriotic stand. "We will take up the
search again at once. There are only
five books stilt to find and the miss
ing philosophy must be one of them."
Whose name is on the list?" she
asked.
"Joaquin Romero." he answered.
"Not the poet and naturalist?" she
cagcriy inquired.
"The same."
"The man who writes those won
derful poems about the forest and the
flowers and the birds?
"That's the man."
"He has a cabin, I understand, in
the High Sierras. He lives there so
that he can study nature at first
hand.
"We will pay a visit to Mr. Ro
mero," she announced. "I love his
poems and have always wanted to
meet him.
To reach Romero's Sierran home
took them a day by train and another
day on horseback, but when at last
they reached it they understood why
the famous poet-naturalist had
chosen such a remote location, for
the long, low building of logs which
he modestly referred to as his "cabin"
was shaded by a magnificent group
of giant redwoods, and its tlower
smothered veranda commanded I
panorama of forest, mountain and
stream unequaled in alt the world.
Nor did they need to be assured of
the identity of the tall, eagle-faced
old man with the keen blue eyes and
the mane of snowy hair who greeted
them on the veranda, for hit features
had long been familiar to them
through newspapers and magazines.
"Mr. Romero," said Hope, "I am
Lieutenant Hope of the navy, and
this is Miss Cleo Burke."
"No relation, I suppose, of Dr. Ralph
Buke, the inventor, who died re
cently?" inquired the naturalist
"He was my father, sir," said Cleo
Droudly.
"Bless my soul," exclaimed Romero.
"I knew your father well. Miss Burke,
and admired him deejply. If I can be
of service to his daughter I shall
consider it a privilege.
"I have reason to believe, Mr. Ro
mero," said Cleo, "that you can be of
very great service, indeed, and ane
proceeded to tell him the story of her
father's mysterious death, of the lost
formula and of bow much depended
on its recovery, of the clue given in
the letter which she discovered In her
father' desk, of the discouragements
and perils which they had encountered
in their search tor tne dooks, ana
finally of the message contained in
the book which she had found in the
cabin on the ledge.
(Ta B. Cantlaaed Tomorrow.)
Two Men Arrested
While in Act of
, Eobbing Stranger
Two men were arrested last night
as they were in the act of robbing
O. H. Gunther of Arkansas, Kan.,
and they admitted that they were
guilty of various holdups which have
een staged in this city recently,
many of them in proximity to the po
lice station. They gave their names
as William Kinsler and Thomas Daw-
m.
Gilbert Smith of Little Sioux was
robbed a short time before by two
men who answered the description
of Kinsler and Dawson.
J. R. Peck, 1707 Cass street, was
held up by a colored man and wo
man, both of which were armed, and
relieved of $9.
Priest Sues Man
Whom He Alleges
TalkedAboutHim
Rerenae a Roumanian, Victor Mace-
lar, made certain slanderous remarks
about a priest of the Roumanian or
thodox church in Omaha, the priest,
Gerasim L, Hagiu, has brought suit
for damages m the sum ot 3,uuu.
The priest charges tnat juaceiar,
talking to third parties in the native
. Am mnanv .inrriijt remarks
tongue, iiwus ",V . . . . .
about him, particularly attacking his
record as a priest ot v.uui.u m
Paul, Minn.
Dies in Basement
Of City Workhouse
r.n... P.rr.11 a aalnon sorter, dird
yesterday in the basement of the
city workhouse, wniie suiiering irom
delirium tremens. He was arrested
July 31 and has been suffering ever
since. His cries were so loud that
he kept the rest of the prisoners
awake, so he was placed in the base
ment, where he died.
Lester Murphv Sued for
Divorce, Charge is Cruelty
Lester Murphy, who a few weeks
ago was indicted at Faplllion on a
charge of stealing chickens, has now
been sued for divorce by his wife. She
asks the restoration of her maiden
name, Crouch. The couple were mar
ried August 15, 1912. Murphy was
formerly an employe of the county
treasurer's office.
The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
Hot weather is back again, and hot
ter than ever.
Little children and babies suffer for
the want of fresh, pure, cool milk.
Circumstances of many arc such
that they cannot have milk and ice
to keep it pure and wholesome un
less some of the prosperous people of
Omaha and vicinity give of their
abundance to help the unfortunate.
This they are doing. Will you do
a bit Even a dime win help.
Pnvionalr acknowledged (4SSJ0
A Krlend 1.0S
Beaea Campbell 1.00
Total S4S4.S0
Object to Paying
Oost of Curbing
A group of some fifty resident! on
north Florence boulevard, swooped
down on the city council to object to
the payment of $12,000 for curbing
and guttering placed along the Flor
ence boulevard from Grand avenue
north to the city limits.
In years gone by the cost of curb'
ing and guttering along boulevards
was carried ty tne city. Hut last win
ter the legislature passed an act mak
ing it lawful to assess the expense on
abutting property.
The North Side citizens do not be
lieve it can be done, however, and
they have chartered legal talent to
aid them in protesting.
The council laid the matter over
for two weeks.
Burt County is to Build
Court House at Tekamah
A handsome new court house is to
be built soon at Tekamah, Neb. The
old one is very meager and inade
quate and Burt county and Tekamah
have long felt the need of a better
county building. Plans for the struc
ture are on tile with the Umaha build
ers' exchange, and several Omaha con
cerns expect to bid for the contract
Rose & Peterson are the architects.
F. O. Lundstrom, county clerk of Burt
county, ig to receive Dias, wnicn are
to be in by August 15 at noon.
Ex-Senator Thurston to
Leave Hospital Saturday
John M. Thurston will be able to
leave St Joseph hospital by Saturday,
unless an unexpected turn or the
worse occurs. The ex-senator has
been improving rapidly within the last
tew days, and appears to be on tne
road to complete recovery.
M'GILTON TELLS OF
THE LAW LEAGUE
Returns With Honor of Being
Eleoted President Has
4,600 Members.
OTHER OMAHA MEN THERE
Bringing with him the honor of be
ing elected Its president, E. G. Mc
Gilton is back from the meeting uf
the Commercial Law League ot
America at Atlantic City. Amorsg
others there from Nebraska were H.
H. Baldrige, Raymond Young and
Henry Thompson of Omaha and C.
M. Skiles of David City. Speaking
about th growth of the league and
its work Mr, McCilton says: "
The league was organized at De
troit in 1895 and has since met an-
nually, once In Omaha. It now has
4,500 members, to which each state
and each of the provinces of Canada
contributes its proportion. I attcnde.t '
the first meeting as a charter member,
and have attended nearly every meet
ing since.
Uniform Legislation.
The objects of its organization
were to promote uniformity of legis
lation affecting commercial law; to
elevate the standard and tniurote the
practice of commercial law; to en
courage honorable dealing among
lawyers, and to foster a feeling of
fraternity and mutual confidence. At
the time and tor a long tune preced
ing, the method by which controver
sies arising out of commerce were
handled were very unsatisfactory.
During the last fifty years our com
merce has grown to mammoth pro
portions, running well in the billions,
at least 90 per cent being transacted'
upon credit. In the normal conduct
of this business the agencies that, have
to do with it are imbued with the
spirit of honesty and fair dealing, but
as alt healthy, normal life is likewise
attended with disease and decay, so
men in the business world are not all
sound morally nor guided- by the
highest ideals of business ethics.
Hence the wide field for an organiza
tion such a the Commercial I w
league.
Results satisfactory.
The results sained bv the organiza
tion have been most satisfactory. The
league compels members to adhere to
its schedule of fees for business ad
justed without litigation, and when
litigation ensues to conduct it upon
reasonable terms. It is now possible
for a merchant of the Atlantic sea
board to entrust to a member of the
league residing in California his legal
business, with assurance that it will
receive efficient attention.
The league haa no use for the in
competent or dishonest lawyer and is
doing a great work, together with the
American Bar association, in purging
tne protession ot tne duck sneep ot
its fold. To that end the league lends
its aid to state and local bar associa
tions in their endeavors to raise the
standard of the profession. The league
likewise takes a great interest in legis
lation, both state and national, affect
ing the commerce of the country. It
has special committee upon bank
ruptcy legislation, upon legislation in
general and upon grievances growing
out of complaints lor overcharges or
dishonesty. Most of our important
litigation comes from our enormous
commerce, and lawyer generally are
beginning to realize that the great
productive field of litigation is now
and will be In the commercial system
of the country."
Lillian Strong Has
Eesigned as Head
OfLocalY.W.O.A.
Miss Lilly M. Strong ha resigned
as general secretary of the local aa.
sociation, effective September 15. Miss
Strong will go to Ypsilantl, Mich.,
her home, for a rest before resuming
her work in another center. - Miss
Etta L, Pickering, a graduate of the
National Training school and now
connected with the ban Antonio as
sociation. will succeed Miss Strnnar.
A special car over the Milwaukee
road Thursday, August 10, will carry
Omaha, Council Bluffa and Lincoln
.delegates to the Young Womeni
Christian association conference at
Lake Geneva.
Miss Helen Laurance, educational
secretary, is in charge of the Omaha
group, which includes from the high
scnooi set Misses Jessie fucker, Mar
vel Bliss, Eleanor Carpenter and Mil
dred Rhoades; from the Business Wo-
men's clul) Miss Mable Kendle and
Miss Helen Avery; Miss Louise Cur
tis, another association secretary;
Miss Esther Johnson of the juvenile
court; Misses Katherine Davis, Judith
L-inuoorg ana nmuy zvorer. .
Kansas City Man is
Overcome by Heat
Jame O'Neill of Kansas City was
overcome at Fifteenth and Farnam
street by the heat He was attended
by Dr. Charles F. Shook, who as
serts . that his condition is serious.
O'Neill fell to the pavement without
warning and sustained a severe cut
on the forehead where he struck the
curb.
Omaha Professor Will
Take Position in Chicago
Dr. O. T. Schultz, 3716 Hawthorne
avenue, professor of pathology in the
university oi neorasica, nas oeen ap
pointed director of the Nelson Mor
ris Institute of Medical Research at
Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. Schultz will
make their home on the south side
near the University of Chicago, with
which institution the doctor will also
be connected. ,
Police Round Up Many "Vags"
wno Are Allowed to "Beat It"
Vagrants to the number of 172 have
been arrested by the police within the
last two days. With all kinds of la
bor demanded in the harvest fields
the local court is loath to be lenient
witn tne idlers and gave the majority
of them the choice to beat it or serve
in the city workhouse for thirty days.
j.ne majority oeat it.
,. Una Vp Your Torpid Liver. .
To kaap your liver aotlv. uaa Dr. Klng'e
New Idfe Pllla. They Insure noott dlMnl tun
and relieve conetlpnttm. At druaKieta.
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