THE -BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1916. WANTED TO RENT. WAJfTllD o rait wheeled chair. Kel 111! & lOtK Ave. Unfurnished House and Flats. HITHER Bw strictly modern bungalow or ( flat by man anrt wife, no thlldrso, about t Sopt 16. Mint be closs In. Phons Harney IIDI. MOVING AND STORAGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE Separate locksd rooraa, for household toodi and pianos; movtnf, packing and anippms. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO. 101 I. 11th SL Douslas (HI. Globe Van and Storage Co. For raal movlnr servlcs try u. Larva t-horss paddsd van. Storage, l month. Satisfaction ruarantsed. We uov you QUICKBtl. CHBJAl'JfiH AWU SAFER. Phono Tyler no or Douglas 4388. GORDON VAN CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Packing, atoms and mov Int. lit N. 11th St. Phono Douglas or wsosisr W99. Metropolitan van and .storage co. Oanfnl attention flvon te order for moving, pacKinfor storage; omoaat Rsy mnd Furnltnro Co., 1611 and 1616 How ard St. Phono D. 6514. FIDELITY SSSSl FREE Phono Douflai 186 for oompleto v Hot of vacant housos and apart ment; also for storage, moving. 16th and Jackson St. mw ' 1 v.. a ivi q trrro vri - - " . uw6bUA fi.6 per hour. Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing. torago and ihipping. Fnono poug. m. T C Y) T7 T? TV Express Co. Moving. ).J, IXEjEjU packing and storage. hot Farnam sc. uougiaa tuts. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West DO YOU WANT A NICE HOME? WEST FARNAM DISTRICT? Watch the construction of our 6 and 7- room houses at 41st and Dewey, full stiic- - eo, asbestos roof and finish, with the beat of material, a beautiful location, ana we only have a few choice lota. Baa these pretty homea and then give . wr an Idea of what you want. Wo will gladly furnlah estimate, HIATT COMPANY, 146-T-f Omaha Wat'. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 66. 1615 EIncoXw BLVD. 11 -room ouuii trietly modern, with hot water boat pougias ma. NEW bungalow. 6 -room, all mod.. 66-ft. ir aoutb front, bargain, ot.r ll.Tfit, near 6tb and Charles, can owner, nod ii. North ONLY $2,750, For about an aere la Falraore. Lota as small are acaree In tha attractive location. It la a mighty good buy for aoma one. It la In the very mldat of handaome ,nomea ana wen Kept lawne. xou xnow Falracrea offera attractions not found In any other suburban addition. Further more it la In tha LINE OF OMAHA'S GROWTH. That fact la self-evident. Just a eloao to business oentar aa )illlr Park. Bee ua aoon. , I GEQRGE '& COMPANY, Ponrlaa 781. 908 City Nat'l Bank Bide. KOCNTZB PLACli, ISM DOWN AND 130 A MONTH. E rooma; strictly modern bungalow; on block north of Kounta. Flaoo; nlc lot; eest front; full oement baiement; furnac. heat. Price $2,100. Payne investment) compant, Omaha Nat'l Bank Bids'. Doug. 17S1. illl MO. 87TH ST. 1100 DOWN AND 120 A MONTH. , Own la wllltna to take 1100 for hi, Multy In thta little four-roomed houie. partly modern. Priced at $1,3.0. Thta la reali Dara-am in a amait place. Dim 'come, first served.- : . , ' PATNFJ INVESTMENT COMPANT, Omaha Nat'l Bank Bide. Doug. 1781.' .. ..: Blx-room Modern House - ' At 3417 Emmet for 13,000. W. H. Oatee, T Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. nil. B-R., ALL mod. etucco bungalow and gar age on full lot; I blocks to car line; $600 : cash, balance like rent. Doug. 2811. BUT my brand new oak finish all modern bungalow for SS.IK0 on your own term. nnnt location. Tlnnal.e 88,1 KOUNTZK PLACE restricted district re.1 dance for sale, F. V Knleet. 8810 N. nil, South. 7-ROOM house, modern except heat; ce ment walka and garn'ge; good lot; cheap at $1.30,. 47.4 8. 13th St. Douglas 2810. 8308 So. 16 8-r. mod. I 2101 So. 11 lot 86H00. Kii a. it st. Mo-tt. lot D. em. Miscellaneous. $250 CASH buys brand new bungalow of I rooms and bath! oak finish, with oak floors; has a number of special features; high grade fixtures; full basement; furnace heat; " laundry connections; dandy easf front lot; two block, to car. Price $8,056. Will con sider lot aa part payment. RASP BROS. Ponging 1638. 108 McCague Bldg. 8-ROOM BUNGALOW. Oak floors throughout, oak finish In living and din ing rooms, large, light, v twhlt. enamel . bedrooms; good location restricted addition. A bargain at !$,1S0. Easy terms. BENSON A CARMICHAEL, f Paxton Block. ' Douglas 1711. HOUSES WANTED. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES WORTH THE MONET IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. LIST YOUR PROPER TY WITH US FOR RESULTS. O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE INS. AOOY, Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler 1014. REAL ESTATE Unimproved North. " FOR SALE. t dandy vacant lota, H bloek to ear line; out to 11,000 cash for quick sale. CALKINS CO.. Douglas 1113. City Natl. Bank Bldg. After looking at MINNS LUSA 100 dif ferent buyer, decided that It was tha best 6 reposition on the market and they acked their Judgment by buylrtg lota. If YOU will oome out today you will 'anderstand why others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO, Tyler 187. 7l Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg. . Miscellaneous. A GOOD lot for 176.00. 6 good lota tor $76.00 aachv Close to a car line. 11 down and 60o perweek. Box 6086. Omaha Bee. Periistent Advertising la the Road to Success. . i REAL ESTATE Suburban Benson. LYNNWOOD (Jo out to Lynnwood today and aeo the beautiful lota we are eelllng from 460 to 600. A. P. TUKEY & SON, Phone Doug. 692. 1607-6 W. O. W. Bldg. a'iAK'l toVH HOMtt IN BENSON I BUT THIN t-OTl , 916.6 down and 116.66 per moAtb; price 1116.60: alia, ttixlllj located on Loouat BU between Clark and Bumbam. rot far from aobool and ear Una, Qeo. R. Wright. Bee or nee. umana. TWO ACRES AND BUNGALOW, 11,400. Fine place near Benson, 4 rooma, electric light, barn, chicken house, fine wall. P. J. TEBBKN8 CO., 601 Omaha Nat. Bk. Phone IX S16S, BBNSON ACRES, its acres, a very choice tract Price, $1,100; 1 CASH, B AL AMOS MONTHLY. fctfiS; BBO&, Doug. 1664. , REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dundee. DUNDEE HQUSE-$4,500. ; T 00 Cash, Balance $SS Per Month. Six-room atuoco houaa, south front; con venient to oar. Three bedrooms and bath. second floor; living room across front or nouse. W. R. THOMAS A SONT, Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1S4S. DUNDEE T rooma and sleeping porch, atrlotly modern ajid tn good condition. Plica .duv; terms, bocaiea ive n, ain au NORRIS & NORRIS. 400 Bee Bldg. Phone Poug. 41T0. DUNDEE Sea me tor good bargains tn rest denee and vacant property; good loca tions. C. A. Grlmmel, tit Om, Nat Bnk. oiag. 4 ACRES. SSd and Orover: most sightly; tl.COO; -acres on oar, 1 1.000. and tt00 lots ....ik ..a Y. a- tN tail 6-ROOM bungalow In Dundee, all stuooo, fnf m I at h 'nain.r IB 1AO' kranrl nwar $60 cash, 140 per month. Box 47IB. Bee. Florence. IMPROVED FLORENCE ACRE AO B. About S acres with house, barn and fruit, fronting on 30th street a little north of Mlnne Lusa addition. Price 1,600 on easy terms. Fine-for subdivision or close-In gardening and zruit growing. JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1801 FARNAM ST. Miac ligneous. NINE-ACRE BARGAIN. Close In and well Improved, consisting of a good fl-room bouse, barn and other outbuildings; 1 acres In grapes, 1 acre In berries, 8 acres A n alfalfa; located In the . north part of Omaha, about one mile from city car line. An unusual bargain at a &,io. Easy terms. SHULER A CART, D. B0T4. 104 Keellne Bldg. 6-A. Blk. in Falracrea: new Brownell Hall dlatrlot C. J. CanaA. McCague Bldg. REAL ESTATE Exchanges WANTfcJD To exchanre destraiMe reslderce properties In Grand Island, and Nebraska lands all clear, - well secured first mort gagee and oash. for a good brick bual ness property In a growing and well es tabllshed olty In Nebraska. U. 8. Land and Loan Company, Boi 604 Grand . island. Neb FOUR 320 acre; S. Minn, farms; 200 acres uanas uo., ia., some city property. Equity in all. 1115,260.00 want land In one body. Must be good. A. M. Thornburg, Perry. Ig. A 1-16TH Interest In an Improved 60 -acre xarm in wemana co., iveo,, aubject to a lire estate, to exchange for diamonds. Ad dress L. Crocker, Beatrloe, Neb. FOR SALE or exchange for south Florida property, house No. 2117 Randolph St, Lincoln, Neb. L. P. Harper, 718 16th St, Miami, Fia. liHR. mod. residence; paving paid; want J-r. mod. bungalow as first payment; bal anco easy terms. Morgan, Doug. 437. HOTEL and furnlturo at Dallas. S. D. : exchange D C707. . Toland it Trumbull. REAL ESTATE B'ness Prty FOR BALE 184x1 11. faeoa three streeU; near new rora punaing; splendid manu facturing alto. Address. B-411. Bee. REAL ESTATE -Investments UNDER HOME BUILDERS' plan It is easy o improve your vacant property and make It pay a revenue. Home Builders does only ,two . things finances and ' builds. Ask about building for you. The plan, la simple, ' HOME BUILBRS, INC., 17th and Douglas Sts. Phone Dg. 5013. DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT. Southwest corner 14th and Chicago, 4 modern houses; rental $1,110 per year; $n,S0( Terms. GEORGE Q. WALLACE, 014 Keellne. WM. COLFAX. 7Ur Keellne Bldg. Real estate, olty property, large ranches REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED 4, 6, and 6 -roomed houses that oan be sold for) $100 cash; balance $18 per month; give complete description first lettsr. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO, 1820 Farnam St , 'Tel. Doug. 1064 HAVE buyers for small houses and lota In North umana. write tofia, Bee. FINANCIAL 4- Real Estate Loans and Mortgage. We are ready at all times to make loans on first class city property and eastern Nebras ka farms. Rates on request. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 212 South 17th St ; MONEY TO IX) AN ON Apartment houses, double brick houses, single houses, business property and farm lands at 8 per cent. 6ti per oent Jk t pr oC W. H. THOMAS, iU Keellne Bldg. Douglas 1843. $1000 MORTGAGE, bearing 6 ft per oent semi ann. ; aecurea ny property valued at $11,000. Taimage-Loomls Inv. Co., W. O. & PER CENT to 8 per cent on beet class olty residences in amounts 5 a, two up; also farm loans. Reasonable commissions. PETERS TRUST CO.. 1821 Farnam St REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED. TriOS. L. McOARRT, KBBLINB BLDG. TEL. RED 4844. PRIVATE MONET. 8HOPEN A COMPANT, 6mAHA homes. East Nebraska farms, ! U KtiKl-'H RuAL ESTATE CO., 1018 Omaha Natl. Phone Douglas 1718, Real Estate, Insurance, Bonds. 844 Brandels Bldg. Doug. 8382. MONET to loan on Improved farms and ,ncue. we aiso ouy good farm mort gagea. Kloke Ipv. .Co.. Omaha, REAL ESTATE loans, 8 per oent D. E. BUCK A CO., 111 Omaha Natl. Bank. NO DELAY. W. T. GRAHAM. CITT and farm loans, 6, 6i, $ per oent i. n. iumont at vo., nt jtveenno iJlag, MONET on hand for citv .nrl farm loans. H, W. Binder CU ' National Bank Bldg. GARVIN BROS.ati"BankBld S Tift MONEY HAHR1SON 4 MORTON, 1 r- 016 Omaha Natl. Bank Bid.. 1103 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D. Waad, vveaoAiag. ism ana farnam Hta. Financial Wanted. FARM AND RANCH LANDS British Columbia. FOR SaLLV-J .481 acres Rhnlna fairm lanrl situated In Fraser River Valley, British Columbia, about lit miles South of Fort George; about 100 acres pralrl and meadow, batanoe covered with light growth poplar easily cleared; soli rich dnrk olay loam, subsoil olay; Ideal con ditions for mixed farming; wagon road runs through property, 4 miles from rail way, rnce sio.so per acre. Quarter cash, balance to arrange. John 8 Union, Room aio crown mag.. Vancouver, B. C. Canadian Lands. Prosperity in Canada 1 $100,000,000 In new wealth added In 1916, Enormous crops and low taxation made farmers rich. Wheat average, 88.18 bushels per acre in Alberta, 28.78 bushels per aero In Saskatchewan, 28.80 bushels per acre In Manitoba. Taxes average $14 and will net exceed $36 per quarter see- , tlon, Includes vall taxes; no taxes on Improvements. Free schools and full re ligious liberty, good climate. Get your farm home from the Canadian Pacific Railway. 20 year to pay. Good land from $11 to $10 per aore: Irlgated lands from $38, and the government gaurantses your land and water titles. Balance, after nrst payment, extended over nineteen years, with Interest at f per cant; prlvl ledge of paying In full any time. Before final payment becomes due your farm should have paid for Itself, Wo will lend you up to $1,000 In Improvements In cer tain districts, with no security other than the land Itself. Particulars on request. Ready-made farms for sale. Special easy terms. Loans tor live stock. In defined districts after one year's occupation under certain con anions, we advance oattie, sheep and hogs to farmers up to a value of $1,000. We want you; we oan afford to help you. We own the land; we want the land cultivated. Our Interests are mutual. Buy direct and get your farm home from the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAT. Bend for free book. J. 8 Dennis, assistant to the president, Cana dlan Pacific Railway, t Ninth Ave., Cal- gary, Alberta, Canada. Colorado Lands. FOR SALE-3I0 acre farm near Julesburg, Colo, All level, good soil. Address J. W. Apgar, (owner), Columbus. Neb- Colorado land Excursions, expenses paid. C. L. Nethaway, Florence. Neb. Florence 218. lows Lands. 260 IOWA FARMS for sale or exchange, In Madison and Union county, la., irom i&o to $126 per acre. Write th F. L. Jones Land Co.. Creston, Iowa. Missouri Lands. CHEAP FARMS Any slse. easy terms, In the beautiful Osarks of Dent county. Mo W. 8. Frank, 201 Neville BlOrk, Omaha Montana Lands. FARMS FOR SALE. Most attractive Irrigated farms In full cultivation In Montana on main Una R. R., beat markets, schools and living condi tions, ' to be sold on long terms and at attractive price. Call, wrlti or phone for descriptive booklet BEAVERHEAD LAND CO., 1217-18 City Nat Bk. Bldg., Douglas 1801. Omaha. WANTED To borrow money on gilt edge security, at a reasonable rate or interest for year or more. Address T 647, Bee. Stocks and Bonds. Our Nebraska farm mortgages are not af- . .fecteO ty European wars or panics. Amounts 40t to $20,000. We collect all Interest and principal free of charge; 80 years tn the Nebraska farm field without a loss Is our record. KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANT. 801 Omaha Nat. Bank B ldg Omaha, Neb. INVESTMENTS. For sale Snap; five shares, par value $60 -each, of the Capital Stock of the West ern Land A Cattle Co, of Omaha; make me an offer. G. G. Townsend, Brookton, Montana. Abstracts ot Title. n.iargnf.a Abstract Co. We can bring VJUcU allies down your abstract on short notice. B. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. M7. XCar Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.. XVCII IA& S. 17th St. ground floor. Bonded by Mass, Bonding and Ina, Co. REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of- nee in wenrasga. io Mrandeis Theater. Farm and ranch lands Arkansas Lands. FOR SALE) Mr!invest?r, you want a bar gain. I own 1,130 acres bottom land, un improved, In northeast Arkansas; rich soil; near town and In drainage district Write me. J. W. Herb, ftai Wright Ave.. Little Rook. Arkansas. s New York Lands. IF TOU want reliable Information and de scriptions of good New Tork state farms, write use. CHURCH CHURCH, Established tn 1671. Canandalgua. N. T. Nebraska Lands. TWO NORTHERN NEBRASKA FARMS FOR SALE. 160 acre with good improvements, 8H miles from railroad town, black loam soli, , olay subsoil1, land lays almost level, 168 acres lit cultivation. Price $88 per acre. 180 acres, , black "soil with clay subsoil, 60 acres cultivated, 60 acres native hay, balance pasture; fenced and crops-fenced ; no buildings. Price $6,600. This farm Is rolling, but is suitable for alfalfa and Is 'only 1 miles from town with down hill haul, which J a great advantage to a hay shipping farm. Both of these farms are located where prices are advapolng. If you want a bargain, see us or write at once. J. " H. DTJMONT, 411-41$ Keellne Building. WRITE me for my '"Farmer and Rancher," which, gives you zull information regard ing the vast opportunities In Dawes coun ty, Nebraska. "The Land of Independ ence,". "The Garden Beyond the Sand Hills.1 Remember, "One good Investment beats a life-time of labor." Write today. ARAH L. HUNG ERFORD, Crawford, Dawes County, Nebraska. Omaha Office: 1304-6 W. O. W, Bldg.. Snowden A Snowden, Mgrs. NEBRASKA FARMS. 106 per aore buys an Improved south east Neb., corn, winter wheat and stoeit farm of 160 acres; convenient to good town, a bargain for some one, no trades considered. Writ owner for particulars. Box 4S26, Bee. FOR SALE The northeast quarter of sec tion eight township thirteen, range seven, In Merrick county, Nebraska. Price $86 per acre. J. R. Collins, Owner, 1661 Farnam St, Omaha, Neb. LAND NEAR OMAHA FOR SALE. 66 H A. very choice .land Just N. W. Benson.' Belongs to bank;' must -sell bargain. Ses me for pries and terms. J A. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Blk., City. 160 AC well Improved, one mile of count? seat town, east JNenrasKa, lizo. THOS. W. CAMPBELL, Keellne Bldg. FOR SALE Choice Improved 160 -acre farm in Piatt Co., Neb. Bichfvaiiey land; no overflow. On mile to market, M. J. Apgar, Columbus, Neb. FOR SALE Best largo body nigh grade medium priced una in iNenrasKa; very little money, required. C. Bradley, Wol bach, Nub. ' , 80 ACRES, 21 miles from Omaha, $100.00 per acre; terms; some exchange. Archer Heaity, oho uranaeis atag. 30 ACRES of good farm land' near bmahV Price is right . tr. fiostwick son, iov Bee Bldg. South Dakota Lands. FOR SALE CORN AND ALFALFA LANDS, LYMAN COUNTY, SOUTH DA KOTA. $10 TO $76AN ACRE. ' COR NELIUS MoOREE V PRESHO. SOUTH DAKOTA. Wisconsin Lands. UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and gen eral crop state in the union, settlers wanted; lands for sale at low prices on easy terms; excellent lands for stock raising. Ask for booklet 85 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant; state acres wanted. If Interested In fruit lands, ask for book let on Apple Orchards. Address Land Com missioner Soo Railway, Minneapolis, Minn. GET literature and maps on the cheapest good land in unitea (states, BAKER A TILLOTSON. 16th and Douglas Sts.. Omaha. Doug. 1188. Miscellaneous. ARE TOU GOING TO BUT LAND? It so, get s, copy of our Journal first It has lands, city , property and stocks of goods advertised from nearly every state. So that you oan find Just what rou wish In Its columns. Established 6 years, reaching 76,000 Readers. Send 16o for one year's Subscription, or $1 for flu traaara FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL, THAUK, 1UWA. ACREAGE 14 to 6-A. tracts on oar line. Easy terms. C R. Combs, 81 Brandels Thea. Bldg. Doug. 3916. Horses Live Stock Vehicles AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE THE message we have to carry to th pub lic Is efficiency and service. To the 1 Individual who needs a high grade used car we have a message. WlLLTS-OVatRLAND, INC., 1047 Farnam St Doug. 1880, Must sell all our second-hand automo biles within 80 days. We have several makes and jar giving better values than anyone else. , Johnson-Danforth Co., 2618-31-31 N. 26th St. BEFORE you buy look these ears and prices over. It will pay you well: Chalmers Roadster , 1 Ovarlands Studebaker-6 $480 M.ti 160 Cadi Mao 160 8 Fords a......,., Chevrolet Roadster , 160 1916 Indian Motorcycle, good s new, 176 C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.. 2216 Farnam. Douglas 681. AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 1209 Farnam. Douglas 3210. Ford Roadster ......$178 Coje Touring 660 4 Overland Touring ., 278 Bulck B 86 Roadster 426 FORD INSURANCE Firs and theft Insurano on now Fords. $7.70 KILLY. ELLIS A THOMPSON, 912-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1611. BEE Want-Ads GAINED 19,699 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news paper gained In first seven months, 1916. Good results at less cost Is the reason why. For Sale. MUST sell at once, one team ot mules, good 'condition; one good wagon, one set of harness, used about one year; goods of a bankrupt farmer. See George W. Pratt Trustee, 609 Keellne, Building. Phone D. 3867a TOUNG mules; span of black mare mules, 16 handa high; weight, 2,860. D. C. Loner- gan. Phone Florence 1&43, SPRING wagon, single harness and young Wagon umbrellas, $1.0(. Wagner, 801 N. 16th. POULTRY AND PET STOCK FRESH aauatlo plants for your fish .lobe, too. Will keep fish healthy, MAX OK18LER BIRD CO. XSboRA Persian kittens at ilia's. lsthT Tyler 1J6I, i Motorcycles and Bicycle 1 CADILLAC speedster. Just overhauled and In fine running oonditlon. Prloe, 1116. Phone Doufl.s Illl. Harold Ceheelkopt. ,i. raxion .Jia. Cross-Town Carats, 111 S. Ilto. BTTJH Ford roadster, 8160.00. Midland p.edst.r, II0I.0I. USED CAR BARGAINS AT , MURPHT-O'BRIBN AUTO CO.. 1SK-1I-1I Farnam St WS) will trade you a n.w Ford for .your .14 one. INDUSTRIAL OARAOI1 CO., 20th and Harney. Dour. Illl. FOR SALE OR TRADE) Overland tourlnf car; reasonable; or might trade for diamond and cash. D III. Ask for Mr. H.llen. S. PASSENGER, 10 h. p. auto; 1800; oash or payments. 2816 Leavenworth St. BARGAIN Light five-passenger oar; eleo- trlo lights. Call Harney 8,67. 7-PASSENaB;R touring oar. Webster His. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Automobiles Wanted. WANTKDHupmoblls. 20 and ,82's; mu,t b. pried right; state oonditlon, Addrea. Boa ,l, Ida urove, Ia. Auto Livery and Garages. DON'T throw away old tires. W. inak. on. n.w nr. rrara 8 old one. and save you 60 per oent I In 1 Vulcanising Co., 1616 Dav .nport St, Omaha. Neb. Dougla. IIU AUTO TIRES REBUILT, I.OO TO IS 00. DUO TIRE CO.. 1611 CHICAOO ST. EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al ways ready." Omaha Oarage, 2010 Harney Be Tyler 66. Auto Repairing and Painting. .100 reward for magneto w. can't repair. Coll. repaired. Baysdorfer. 810 N. 18th. NBB. Auto Radiator Repair Service and prtoea right. Ill S. llth St. D. 7880. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lewis Wohlner and wife to Edward Jiermansxy, Mpring street 146 feet west of Twentieth street, north side, 48x17814 - .$ l Ella M. Bond and husband to Has tings A Hey den, Thlrty-alxth street, 240 feet north ,of Pratt street, west side, 60x184 , 1 Fred Kavan and wife to Ann Cra vens, Thirteenth street 160 feet south of Browne street west aide, 30x131.8 104 Annie Altkenhead and husband to juary ttyan, Thtrty-rourth street 196 feet north ot Fort street west side, 80x180.8 l.l George E. Wolf and wife to John k. aiouoka et ai.. Ninth street 100 feet north of Bancroft east side, 60x17214 2.4M Hastings A Hoyden toSLouls D, Hop- Kins, Toirtieu street no reet north of Larlmore avenue, west stds, 40x 120.6 418 Charles W. Martin and wife to Nicho las JO, Tain, Florence boulevard, 80 feet souL- of Rsdlok avenue, west side. 60x100 1 Joseph Barker, trust, and wife to aUissi Hetnbuoh et al., Fourteenth Street 160, feet south of Fowler ave nue, west side. 60x121.6 ' 426 Nell a. Traver to Elisabeth Hetn buoh, Parker street, 80 feet east of Twenty-olnth street , south aide, SOillT 1 Emily C Hanfelt and husband to ueorge h. ivatsei, Browne street, io feet east of Thirtieth street, south side. 40x126 v. 2,600 J. P. Beach and wife te Ada C. Lett, southwest corner Forty-first and Soaulding streets, 40x124 1 First Trust company of Omaha to Ig natius Traphagen, southeast corner Thirty-second avenue and Arbor street. 64x137 , 1,190 John Krejel and wife to August Ou- I reno, William street, tb leet east oi . Twelth street, south side. 26x160., , 2 Henry B. Payne and wife to Chester C. cnaries, unaries street, teet west ot Fortieth street, south side, 60x181.6 i 1.616 A Building Spot of About An Acre in Fairacres ia hard to get. We have one lot of that size, well located, right among the handsome' homes, well-kept and park-like lawns. For quick sale it is Offered for $2,750 There is a. brisk inquiry for property -in that direction1. Fairacres is a recognized beauty spotconditions are ideal, situation charming. ( . ( .. Undoubtedly there is substantial future value in this property. Ask about this, but do not delay. George & Company Douglas 756. 902 City Nat'l. Bank. Bldg. HARLET-OAVIDON MOTORCYCLES, Bar- aaav.aas aaa awaa .v. aaa, . Illiiui JVVUB, "I'M Motorcycle Man." 2701 Leavenworth. Travers Buy Lot on Corner Twenty-Fourth and Harney The lease-hold interest inV the southeast corner of Twenty-fourth and Harney streets was sold by George & Co. to Traver Bros, Arm-- strong-Walsh company being the agents representing both parties. The size of the ground is 54x176 feet, is now occupied by an old double brick dwelling, which the new owners pro pose to pun nown ana win ercci in its stead a modern building. This lot is the property of Mrs. Lil lian Maul, who made a ninety-nine- year lease on the ground to Jesse E. Rogers in 1912, and the lease carries with it an option to .purchase which will be exercised by the purchasers. This lease was later assigned ny Rogers to George & Co., who ara now selling it to Traver Bros. Tha con sideration is kept secret, but it is known that it is very much in excess of the lease valuation. Traver Bros, also own the south east corner . of Twenty-fourth and Landon Court, on which the l raver ton apartments have been erected by them. ' . . "Billy" Sunday Bible Class Continues to Meet weeKiy Bible classes which were organized irousrhout Omaha aa a result of the "Billy Sunday campaign will be in terested in the return of the evange list for his brief visit Friday. Some tnese classes nave aone very iuh- 1, On T"i i . . - rift., which 1U1 .Ulb VMV . , : ..A-n ,1. . ,nn.. nf twn hlnrV. haa met regularly all summer on Tues day morning, only adjourning lor me Fourth of July. Mrs. Lawrence Hath ...,.. ia U 1ar1r nf that rirrlf. hut she has varied her programs by se lecting leaders' from week to week from among the other members. This Tuesday Mrs. J. M. Dow was leader and next week Mrs. H. C. Baird will act in that capacity, inis weens meeting was held at the home of Mrs. T. A Ahrrrnmhi. whr, wad assisted as hostess by Mrs. C. 6. Rich. F. E. Zeile'r Resigns as Loose-Wiles Head in Omaha F. E. Zeiler, manager of the Omaha branch of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit company for the last eight years, has resigned his position and is to leave Omaha shortly for California, where he will go into business. Mr. Zeiler has been with the Loose-Wiles people for the last fifteen years, coming to, Omaha from Kansas City and Lin coln. Mr. Zeiler will be succeeded in Omaha by R. L. Wilder, who has been city sales manager at, Kansas Uty. Indlawrtlon I'M to Con. tip. Hon. Tak. a don Dr. King's New Lite Pills tonight. So. how ntteh bettor rov (..1 in th. mornlnc. Ho. All amsdsta A4. John Quinn Retired by U. P. After 46 Years in Service A changing of station masters at the Union station and the retiring of one on a pension has been announced at Union Pacific headquarters. H. V. Hilliker. formerly insoector of transporation, becomes day sta tion master, succeeding H. M. Simp son, who will take the night position. John Quinn, night station master, is retirea on a pension, after forty-six years of service with the Union Pa cific system. He has been stationed in umaha tor the last ten years. He it 67 years old. Traffic Violators Fined. And Then Are Let Off No one of the five traffic violators who faced Judge Foster In police court had to pay any money for their misdeeds. Each was fined $2.50 and costs and sentence impended. They were A. J. Pell, 1608 Laird street, violation parking ordinance; E. J. Stafford. 120 bouth Thirty-fifth street, same offense; Andrew Larson, 1321 South Thirty-first street, drjving a truck on the boulevard; L. Risenberg, 1130 South Thirty-first and W. E. Callahan. 114 North Thirty-eighth street, violating parking ordinance. Wanted 30,000 f.!en For Harvest Work on Immense Crops of Western Canada Wi.es 11.80 Per Day and Board Cheap Railway Rates From Boundary Points Emptoymarit birreatrj at Winnipeg, T. U.1, Pnrlil. (Uin-atoon. Ft. I gSjVOlL fUSSta mVl v v .J ' --- m Klnira Cat. B. C.I Coutta. Calgary. AlL No tanaaciptlon absolutely ao military inlorforoneo. For all particular apply to tha foV lowing Canadian Government Agent. . W. V. BENNETT, t Room 4, Boa BUg Omaha, N.W. j The Secret tt Submarine the By EL Alexander Powell Author olMTh Cod ol th TrIV MFlg httof In Flanders,' -The Road Is Franco," THIRTEENTH INSTALLMENT Copyrlfht. 1916, by . to Glrf-Alaaan&r 8YXOPHM. -Lieutenant Jarvls Hope Is detailed by the United States n&val itnurA tn invMtlaate and report findings on the Invention of Ur. Kalph Hurke, which serves to brtng the submarines to a state of perfection. On the irini trip oi me inventor s npat, a Japanese helper Is surprised In the act of examining the mechanism. Hope reports favorably on the new devlne hut thr r othnm Inter ested In It Attempt to burglarise Burke s laboratory rails; later his daughter Cleo flrds him murrlnt-Mtl In him horlriinm. Clun sells httr father's books; she finds a note from whloh she learns they contain seornt formula. Olga Ivanoff and Gerald Morton, spies In search of formula, attempt to cap ture Cleo when she oomes for books to Stephajiskl. the anarchist. Hope rushes to her aid; Morton shoots but bullet hits a bcrab In oellar, whloh explodes. Hop and Cleo escape and attend ball at Mrs. Pel mar's, whose nephew has two mlsslnc books, Mahlln, a spy, attempts to steal books; In excitement that follows books disappear. Mahlln esoapea Hope and Cleo take boat for an laiand out In the bav. Mahlln and th Jap turn out the Island light After a violent storm Hops and Cleo arrive on stranvs Island and discover man they hunt Is there. Mahlln and Japanese also reach the island The eacane from Hnna hut return and dynamite the shack. Hope and Cleo menace to reaoh Bandsboro, where Dr. Owen ha one of the books. He arranges to meet nop ac in notei witn dook. Morton poses as Hope and but i for an earthquake would have possessed th volume. Cleo Is captured by Morton and taken to oabln In the mountains. She finds there books for whloh they search. Fortunately she gets nots to Hop, who. with Hook, starts to reeoue. As he crosses ohasm In swinging basket Mahlln steals un and 'ohona at cable with an ax. Hook appears tn time to save Hope He reaches the other side and Is reeiea oy uieo; sue swears her lovs to him. hey are followed by Uahlln and Jan who attempt to kidnap Cleo. She swings herself over th canyon- Olga and Morton are dashed to earth In an aeroplane. Hope and Cleo are nulled from ouloksands bv Hook and a grape vine. Mahlln and Batsuma are os lied before th Blank Council. On the track ol another book, they find the owner has lost It Hops receives a lettsr demand ing his marriage to a alrl who olalms he compromised her. He Is forced to oomply by Cleo. Accidentally he learn It la a plot to rope him In. He la later summoned to Washington. (Continued From Yesterday.) The leader of the band ripbed out a torrent of oaths. "lose." he called to one of the men. a half-breed of pecu liarly evil appearance, "you and Man uel go ahead with the prisoners. If they try to escape or make trouble, shoot 'em. The rest of us will hold back the punchers until you've sot a good start." 1 , kin obedience to his orders, Olga and orton, with their two guards, pushed on up the hill, while the bandits took shelter behind rocks and trees to check the advance of the men of the Bar-E. Just as the prisoners and their guards reached the overhanging crags which marked the entrance to the1 pass a sputter of rifle hre suddenly broke out below them. The cowboys and the bkndits were in action. Morton instinctively checked his horse to lis ten, but the outlaw named Jose tapped his rifle with so significant ft gesture that the Easterner moved forward without a word of protest. Leaving the pass, their trail now led across the roughest country that Morton had ever seen. Jose turned his horse from the trail and, push ing his way through a screen ot underbrush, entered a narrow cleft in what appeared, from a little dis tance, to be a solid wait of rock, to emerge, a moment 'later, in ft veri table secret valley. From the top of one of the cliffs a mountain stream tumbled in a series of cascades and waterfalls to the valley floor, across which it wound ana twisted to dis appear subrerraneousiy upon me other side. Beside the stream .some tents were pitched and beyond them was an open fireplace over which a man was cooking. Instead of dis mounting at their tents, their guards conducted Olga and Morton straight arms a the little vallev toward the cliff on the opposite side. As they approached, Morton noticed, cui m the face of the cliff, a square aper ture which resembled the entrance to a spall tunnel or to tne gaiiery of a mine. He guessed, and rightly, that it was the entrance to one of those natural caverns with which the Sierras abound and which the bandit leader had utilized as a habitation. T,. .Trhantred a few words in Span ish with a fellow bandit, evidently a sentry, who was 4 lounging at the entrance and, evidently receiving an answer in the affirmative, flung him self from his horse and strode, with jangling spurs, into the cavern. Olga - , and Morton, dejectedly sitting their horses, could hear a murmur of voices within, but the words were in distinguishable. Presently Jose re appeared, accompanied by a man. who, the captives instantly ,divined, was the outlaw chief himself. They were in the presence of the man ' whose nama was a synonym for cour age, coolness, cunning and cruelty from one end of California to the other. 1 He swept off his hat at the sight of Olga. "Welcome to my home, dear lady," he cried, "and you, too, air," ; he added, turning to Morton. "It is not often that I have the honor of enter- .. taining such distinguished visitors. L fear that your Journey haa been a somewhat trying one, If you will have the kindness to dismount I shall be delighted to place such few comforts ss I possess at your dis posal. With your permission, MIU w vie with the utmost gallantry, "I will show you to your room, while you, sjr," turning to Morton, "will find the necessities of the toilet in the tent yonder." Assisting Olga from her horse, he ushered her through the cavern en trance into a huge chamber, sonic forty feet square, which, by the lavish, use of skins and Indian blankets, had been made not only livable, but even homelike. ' ' , "I trust that you will honor my 1 modest quarters by using them as your own," said the bandit. "I f egret tha.t I have no maid to assist you, but this has been, heretofore, a bachelor establishment. I and my men are, however, at your disposal ; you have , only to command us. After you have refreshed yourself I trust, that you wilt give me your company at lunch." "Now, Carrillo,1' said. Morton bluntly, when they had finished (heir meal, which was served in the open, "how much is it going to cost me to get my freedom? 1 "The discussion of these sordid de- . tails is most distasteful to me, - Mr. : Morton," said the outlaw deprecat ingly, '"but, if you insist, why shall we say $10,000?" " nonsense, replica Morton, . 1 haven't that much in cash." But you can get it, Mr. Morton--- ; you can get it," said Carrillo, "or your friends can get it for you." "Suppose I refuse to lubmit to yout extortion?" . "Then," said the bandit, and Mor ton shrank from the cruelty which suddenly leaped Into his , eyes, . "l should be regretfully compelled to de prive you of your ears." .... "You you would cut off my ears?" screamed Morton, his face blanching. "Only with the greatest regret, I ' assure you," laid the outlaw suavely. .'I think I can .raise the monev." said the latter hoarsely, his face the color of ashes. "I will give you an order on my bankers In San Fran cisco." '- ( j . "I shall be delighted to take your . cheque, Mr. Morton," responded Car rillo, courteously, "and I trust that you will remain here at my guest until It is cashed." t "And what ia to be the amcrant of . my ransom?" asked Olga. 'That, my dear lady7' replied Car rillo, "is a question that I have" not yet decided. Perhaps," . he v added meaningly, 'yoa will continue V to honor me with your pretence. It is a' simple life that I lead here in the ' mountains, but it has its compensa tions. Will you consider it?" "I will think it over," aaid'OIga, faintly, for she knew, from the look In Carrillo' eyes, Jthat he had not the I slightest intention of releasing her. "And now, with your permission, It will get some rest, I am tired." ' . mi ". i T Ha Continued Tomorrow.) ... AMUSEMENTS. Opening Today for Thrao Daya That Dainty, Charming Comodwno, ANNIE KENT Gordon and rerin Sensational Equilibrists POWDER AND CAPMAN , , 1 Danday Dancers FOUR KINGS Novelty Wire Artists Photoplay! Crano Wilbur, "For Hor Good Name." FRANK MILLS in v ,. "The House of Mirrora." "OMAHA'S FUN CENTER." D.lly Mat,., 1S-U-SO. Evan's., 1S-25-50-7S. Season's Initial W..K Kltf0 THE TOURISTS BUIMS Now la tea OoodneM of tbelr Htmm. Don Clark. But KOM, Ju. Coufhlla. Marisrat Lm. Jeeauelin TillmuTMU Oe Welia, W.lter Wolff. Ductus Collnl, and Summer Olrl Bwitr Caorua. Udl..' Dim. M.tlnee Waek D.?s. Sim. Mat. CJ Weekt 8m Bow.'. New Show. Hil 1 1 C C Performance. IflUdt Dally 1-3-7-9. ORRIN JOHNSON THE LIGHT AT DUSK AMt'BEMENTH. LakeManawa Th. Men Bewititul AmusMBMt park a, th. MIcMl. Wat i Bathing' Boating Dancing,, Various Riding Device and i Many Other Attractions. , Orchestral Concerts and Motion Pictures Every Erasing Free. FARNAM, TODAY ; MARY PICKFORD itt -v. . HEARTS ADRIFT, (r '' Tomorrow. ,t ' HENRY WALTHAL in i "BEULAH." . ' w i; TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MARGUERITE CLARK In a Fanciful Roman tie Photoplay -"LITTLE LADY EILEEN." BASE BALL . OMAHA v.j WICHITA ' RQURKE PARK , ' Aug. 14, 15, !, IT j GAME CALLED, 3i 18 ' Bos Seats, Barkalow Bros.' AMUSEMENTS. De Luxe Dancing School OPEN AUCUST21. AsMmblv Monde EvMibifa. ' Class Wsdneed.y Eventnss. -Information, Apply Mies Malor, Dousla. S443. ; Grand Oprainf Aufuat 34.