THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. 1916.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Miicellaneoua.
lit, t-r. pat mod., 1111 6. 114.
25, 7-r. all mod., 1111 B 18th. .
18, l-r. mod. cottage (now), paved Itroot,
MM Parkor.
II. s-r. nod. ox. heat, newlr deeorated,
pared .treat, clou. In. Ill N. 17th Ave.
P. J. TEBBENS CO.,
lot Omaha Nat. Bk. Phono D. lis!.
FOR RENT GARAGE,
Fireproof, well located ; will double
paco ! necesurr. lid Avo, and Arbor St.
BIRKETT & CO.,
Ill BM Bldf. Sou. III.
housis Ton Hint.
rRKlOH. SONS A CO.
Ill BEE BLDO.. DOUO. S".
COTTAGES and Hotuoo I, I and' f
rooms. Fim -,rusi iwi.
Jw
26l DOUGLAS, I Ml., oteam heat. 111.(0.
FOR RENT Ap'ts and Flat
West
THE COLBERT, !
tlth ud Fartiam fits., 7 rooms, modern
In every detail. New and up-to-data
Beautifully finished and decorated. Tlrtt
floor, Hamey St. side. Can ba seec asr
..... time. $100 per month.
w n v sholes rrv.
Ill Oltr Nat'l Bank Bldg. Dourlas 41.
THREE! room and bath, near 8 Ui 'bar
ney. Very desirable, oniy is3. jsrnsai
Sweet, Naw Hamilton. D. 1471.
6 LARGE room apt, modern 'swept heat;
Id floor, to small family, flat near letb
and Davenport Walnut tit.
MODERN Apt., 7 rooms, I2B; near postof
flea. O. P. Stebblna, 1610 CfalcaffO-
North.
96 N. 1TTH, l-r., mod. apt., $37.10.
1114 N. 13d., 4-r., flat, eteal renre, res
two, kitchen cabinet, water paid. $11.01.
RASP BROS., Dour 2668.
S room apt, all modern ( itiim beat, lata
and Blonde,
South.
WILL ihara our strictly modern flat with
desirable couple, 668 8. 16th Are.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North. .'
Miscellaneous.
AUOCST SENT
rasBL
111.10 lr. flat, newly decorated, an
modern except boat 1325 No. nth St.
H. A. WOU,
(It War. Blk. Soul. loei.
FOR RENT Busine Pr'p'ty
Stores-
2006 N. 10TH Suitable oonfeotlonery, dry
goods, etc., living rota, rear. D. 1161.
ODERN atore, near poatoftlce l&O per mo.
O. P. Stebblna, 1610 Chicago ;
CHOICE office apace. Balrd bids. 17th Ud
Douglas. McCague inv. up.
Offices and Desk Room.
DESIRABLE! office room In tha remodeled
Crounee biock, ui n. ietn at. (opposite
postoffloe), f 10 to $16 per mouth. Conrad
Tonne, 828 Mranaeis Tneater. ioug. mu.
VERT desirable suites of roooa In Wead
Bids:, and Baldrtge Bids;., now available
at reasonable rental. F. D. Wead. Wead
Bldf. : D. 171,
OFFICE) ROOM, well equipped, centrally lo
cated, rent cheap. Wright A Laabury, D. 168.
OFFICE room with phone and reception
room for lady. P. 2SI, Omaha Bee.
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
EITHER new strictly modern bungalow or
flat by man and wife, no children, about
Sept. 1$. Muet be close In, Phone Harney
1267.
MOVING AND STORAGE
, FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separata locked rooms, for household
i goods and pianos; moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
103 a, 16th 8t Douglas 4168.
Globe Van and Storage Co,
For real mo-Hag terries try us. Large
I-horse padded Tana. Storage; f month.
. Satisfaction guaranteed. We '. taove- you
QUICKER, CHEAPER AND SAFER.
Phone Tyler 130 or Donglaa 4881. : ,-
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WA-tUfliiOUBS. i
Packing, storage and mor-
Ing. lit N, llth St. : Phone
Douglas III or Webster 3611.
' METROPOLITAN VAN aInD
STORAGE CO-
Careful attention given ' to orders for
mond Furniture Co., Ull and 1116 How
ard Bt Phone P. 681.
FIDELITY sBRv'ct. FREE
Phone Doogus 288 for complete
list of vacant houses end apart
ments; also for storage, moving,
lth and Jackson Bts.
TVf Van and twemes
iuaugaiu per hour,
van and Storage Co. Moving, packlr-
etorage and ihlpplng. Phone Dong. HQs.
J. (J. packing and atorage.
1107 Farnam ou woubim
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
COMPARISON, the only way to find the
true worth of any article. Watch my
buildings under construction, jr. o. xnu
linger, Benson i a.,
Sail .LINCOLN BLVD. ll-room house,
strictly modern, with hot water heat
. Douglas 111$.
NEW bungalow, (-room, all mod., 60 -ft. let.
oath front, bargain, oi. 13,761, near
46th and Charlea Call owner. Bed 1861.
Nortl
NO REASONABLE
OFFER TURNED DOWN.
On tbla six-room, entirely
modern, two-story house;
large living room; fireplace
In dining room; good kltch-
en. upstairs has three large
bedrooms and bath. Corner
- lot, enough room for an
, . other house. 2101 North 22d
Bt. Cat price. $1,000.
, SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Doug. 1009. Ground Fir. MoCague Bldg.
vS ELECT DECORATIONS.
For the new attractive 'bungalow tn
Wearae Park Addrh, & large rooms; oak
finish, strictly modern: nice east front lot.
Price out to 81, .50, terms to suit or good
lot taken as Aral payment.
RASP BROS.
10 McCague Bldg. Doug. 1061.
A BIG SACRIFICE.
Five rooms nnd reception hall, strictly
modern. Including furnace; ' three large
rooms on first floor; two bedrooms and
Jjath -upstairs; l09 North 84th St. Cut
price, $2,000; no reasonable otter turned
down.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Doug. 1001. Ground Fir. McCague Bldg.
PRAIRIE PARK.
I rooms: strictly modern home In
Prairie Park; three rooms down and two
rooms and bath upstairs; beautiful lot:
plenty of shade and shrubbery. Price has
oeen reduced from ij,?&q to ),). xor a
short time only for quick sale.
PATNB INVESTMENT COM PANT,
Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1711.
Six-room Modern House
At 1427 Emmet for 13,000.
W. H. Gates.
47 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. - D. 1194.
MODERN I room cottage; beautiful corner,
hedge, fruit, garage; 1804) down, $20 month.
owner. Colfax 8665,
8-R.. ALL mot atucco bungalow and gar
age on full lot; 2 blocks to car line; $600
caen, oaiance line rent. . uoug. . ngif.
4109 Xake St.. 6 -room cottage. 11.460, for
lot or first payment on bungalow. Doug
las 1726.
KOUKTZE PLACE restricted district reel
denoe for sale. F V Knleet. ISiB N. llth.
South.
7-ROOM house, modern except heat; ce
ment walks and garage; good lot; cheap
at $1,800. 4744 S. 13th St. Douglas 2811.
1808 So. ll-4-r.
140a Bo. li lot nun.
HIS B. II St. lOO-tt lot D. SMT.
Miscellaneous.
MILLER PARK.
Owner Is forced to sell this 6-room,
strictly modern bungalow; oak finish and
oak noors tnrougnout; built-in bookcase;
colonnade openings; beautiful bullt-ln but
1 fet; house well decorated; full cement
basement; furnace beat; on paved street;
cloae to car line and school; see this and
make us a proposition. It will be worth
your while.
PATNB INVESTMENT COMTANT,
Omaha Nat'l Bank. Bids;. Doug; 1781.
OWNER WANTS
OFFER.
Tour opportunity to buy well
kept home at almost your own
price. Five-room cottage, modern
except furnace, good corner lot,
paving paid. 2002 North 33d St.
The out plies, $3,300.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Dong. 1001. 1 Ground Fir. McCague Bldg.
NEW BUNGALOW.
Five rooms, strictly modern, roll b
ment, furnace heat, oak finish and oak
floors, nicely papered and latest lighting
nxiures. Locatea uzs north 36th Bt
price 88,100. Terms.
NORRIS & NORRIS.
100 Bes Bldg. Phon- Douglas 4270
1600 DOWN AND BALANCE. LIKE RENT
6 rooms; strictly modern bungalow, 43d
and Burt; oak finish and oak floors
throughout; large lot; south front. Priced
at $3,000. This place la new and close to
beet part or city, see us at once.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1711.
6-ROOM BUNOALOW.
Oak floors throughout, oak
finish In living and din
ing rooms, large, light,
whits enamel bedrooms;
good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at
$3,160. Easy terms.
BENSON & CARMICR A nih
843 Paxton Block. Douglas 1721.
REAL ESTATE Investments
HOME Builders cuarantes 7 per cent, pay
able Jan. 1 and July 1. on all Its preferred
share. The plan is simple; aak for our
frp booklet, "The New Way." which ex
plains fully.
THE HOME BUILD RltS, INC..
17 and DougLmr Sta. Phone Doug. 5013.
DOWNTOWN "INVERT ME NT.
Southwest corner 84th and Chicago, 4
modern houses; rental 11.141 per year;
$12. &00. Terms.
GEORGE O. WALLACE, 114 Keellne.
an Inveatment
LET us show you ho1
11,600 In iiw Omaha property will net
you 12 per rent per annum. Call Amer
ican Berunry uo L. 60l.
WU, COLFAX. 7ue Keellne Dldg,
Real ?tate, city property, large renehee
e encialj r
REAL ESTATE B'nes Pr'tjr
FOR MALE ?e4xl8. faces three streets,
near new Ford building; splendid menu
faoturlns atte Adrtrvea. B-U. Bee.
FINANCIAL
Resl Estate Loans and Mortgage,.
We are ready at 11 times to
make loans on first class city
property and eastern Nebras
ka farms. Rites on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
212 South 17th St
MON&t TO tiOAN ON
Apartment lruses, double brick bouses,
single house, business property and farm
lands at 6 r oent, 6 per cent A I pr t
' W. U. THOMAS.
fSI Keetfne Bldg. Douglas 1141.
$3 010 MuStTQAOE, bearing per cent
. semi anii.; secured by property valued at
ll.OOO.f Talmage-Loomle Inv. Co W, O.
W. Bldg.
I PER CENT to I per cent on beat olaas olty
realdehoee In amounts $2,001 up; aiM
far loans.' Reasonable commies tons,
PBTERS TRUST CO 1811 Farnam St
.REAL ESTATE) LOANS WANTED,
THOB, U McOARRT,
J
fCEELINE BLDG. 4 TEL RED 4141.
HOUSES WANTED.
WU HAVE BITTERS FOR HOMES
WORTH THE MONET IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITT. LIST TOUR PROPER
TT WITH TTfl STIR RftBTTI.TS
O'NBIL'B REAL ESTATE INS. fAGCT,,
Brandeis Theater mat. -rvier iuae.
5JVESTMENTS AND INSURANCE $400
rent, 8 bouses, wanting aistance.io r. u.
for 18,600, house cost 8,bov), uoupie
bungalows, $300 and balance say. Also
I r. bouse, $96 and $9 per meoth.
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON A CO.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
DO YOU EXPECT' TO BUID
SOON?
Buy this vacAnt lot and
save money. East front,
facing KountSe Park, on
Slat, near .Evans, $1,160,
Can arrange terms.
HIATT CO.,
34B-7-I Omaha Nat'l Bk Bldg. Tyler 60.
FOR SALE.
dandy vacant lots, block to car,
Una; out to $1,000 cash for quick sale.
CALKINS A CO.,
Douglas 1818. City Natl. Bank Bldg.
After looking at MINNE LU8A 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that It was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by buying lots.
If TOU will .come out today you will
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO
- lyter 187.
jT4$ Omaha NatL .Bank Bldg.
A FEW FINE BUILDING LOTS left In
Druid Hill, $2.00 down, ooo per week.
Douglas 8393.
Miscellaneous.
A 6oOD lot for $76.00." 6 good ' lots for
$76.00 each. Close to a oar line, i down
and 60o per week. Box 5036. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNWOOD
Qo out to Lynnwood today and see the'
beautiful lots we are selling from $460 to
$800,
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Doug. 698. 1607-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
START TOUR HOME IN BENSON I
BUI THIS fcOTI
lll.M down and $10.10 per month; price
IU0.ee; else, 10x128: located on Locust
St., between Clark and Burn ham, sot
far from sohool and car Una. Geo. R.
Wright. Bee office. Omaha.
Dundee.
DUNDEE Bee me for good bargains In resl-
dence and vacant property; good loca
tions. C. A. Giimmel, 841 Om. Nat Bnk.
Bldg.
IU ACRES. 68d and Grover; most sightly;
s?,euu, acres on oar, ai,vuv, uu fuv ww
south of Dundee. P. ni.
i-ROOM' bungalow in Dundee, all . stucco,
for sale by owner, ,760 ; nrana new;
$61 cash. $41 gier month. Box 4768. Bee,
Florence.
IMPROVED FLORENCE ACREAGE.
About I acres i with house, barn and
fruit, fronting on loth street a little north
of Minna Lusa addition. Price $7,600 on
easy terms. Fine for subdivision or cioss-m
gardening and fruit growing.
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
Misc llaneous.
NINE-ACRH BARGAIN.
Close In and well Improved consisting
of a good 6-room house, barn and other
outbuildings; 3 acres In grapes, 1 acre In
berries, 8 acres In alfalfa; located In the
north part of Omaha, about one mile
from olty oar line. An unusual bargain
at $6,600. Easy terms.
8HULEB 4k CART,
D. 6074. 304 Keellne Bldg.
I-A. Blk. In Fair acres; new Brownell Hall
district. C J. Canan. McCague, Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
WB HAVE a few first-class apartment
buildings to be exchanged lor farms, it
Is a fact that very few better invest
ments can be found than Income prop
erty In Omaha. Values are Increasing,
rentals are assured.
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
Hastings A Hoyden, 1614 Harney.
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 growing and Weil es
tablished city In Nebraska. U, & Land
and Loan Company, Box 604 Grand
Island. Neb
FINE Brown county, Nebraska, ranch to
trade for good lumber yard or hardware,
or both combined; fine water, grass and
hay ; extra good Improvements; well
stocked with cattle, horses and machinery.
Address Y-660, Bee.
BEE Want-Ads GAINED 11,698 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained in first seven months 1916,
Good results at less ,
cost Is the reason why.
FOUR 320 acre S. Minn, farms; 200 acres
Dallas Co.,. Ia., Some city property. Equity
In all. $116,360.00 want lana in one body.
Must be aood. A. M. Thornburg, Perry. Ia.
A 1-16TH Interest In an Improved 60 -acre
farm In Nemaha co., Neb., subject to a
Ufa estate, to exchange tor diamonds. AO
dress L. Crocker. Beatrice. Neb.
12-R. mod. residence; paving paid; want
l-r. mod. bungalow as nrat payment; bei-
anoe easy terms. Morgan, voug. nt.
HOTEL and furniture at ball as. 8, D.
exchange D (707. To land Trumbull
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4, 6 and 6-roomed houses that
san be sold for 10u cash; balance lit
per month: give complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1120 Farnam Bt ToL Doug. 1064
HAVE buyers for small houses and lets In
North omana. writs tu&2, see.
, 3 PRIVATE MONET.
J SHOPEN A COMPANY,
f' KEELINE BUILDING.
OMAHA homes.
East Nebraska farms. ""
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1616 Omaha Natl. Phone Douglas 1718.
Real Estate, Insurance, Bonds.
GALLAGHER A NELSON, . .
644 Brandels Bldg. Doug. 3.
MONET to loan on Improved farms and
rancnes. we also buy good farm mort
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE loans, 6 per cent See
D. 10. muuk CO.,
118 Omaha Natl. Bank.
NO DELAY.
W. T. GRAHAM
BEE BLDG.
CITT and farm loans, 6, 6, I per cent
J. H. Dumont A Co., 416 Keellne Bldg.
MONET on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, City
National Bank Bldg.
HAPVTM PPH.Q Omaha
:Natl. Bank Bldg.
& nnf MONET HARRISON A MORTON,
v 818 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. V WaadT
wead Biag. latn and f arnam wta.
Abstracts 7i Title
riiinranfAO Abstract Co. We can bring
VJUalailtCC down your abstract on
short notice, R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 3147.
T7ni, Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
JVcir 06 a 17th St., ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Ce.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraaka; aos uranaeu Tneater.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
Colorado land excursions, expenses paid.
C L. Nethaway, Florence, Neb. Florence 838.
Missouri Lands.
CHEAP FARMS Any stse, easy terms, tn
tbe beautiful ozarKs or uent county, iao,
W. S. Frank, 201 Neville Block, Omaha.
Montana Lands,
FARMS FOR SALE."
Most attractive Irrigated farms tfi fall
cultivation In Montana on mam line R. R.
best markets, schools and living condi
tions, to be sold on long terms and at
attractive prices. Call, writs or phone for
descriptive boo met.
BEAVERHEAD LAND CO.,
1217-18 City Nat Bk. Bldg.,
Douglas 3801. Omaha.
New York Lands.
IF TOU want reliable Information and de
scriptions of good New York stats farms,
write use.
CHURCH A CHURCH,
Established In 1878.
Canandaigua. N, T.
Nebraska Lands.
NEBRASKA FARMS.
$101 per acre buys an improved south
east Neb., corn, winter wheat and stock
farm of 160 acres; convenient to good
town, a bargain for some one, no trades
considered. Write owner for particulars.
Box 4926, Bee.
FOR SALE The northeast quarter of sec
tion eight, township thirteen, range seven.
In Merrick county, Nebraeka. Price $86 per
acre. J. R, Collins, Owner, 2651 Farnam
St., Omaha. Neb.
LAND NEAR OMAHA FOR SALE.
66 H A. very choice land just N. W.
Benson. Belongs to bank; must eell a
bargain. See me for prloe and terms.
J. A. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Blk., City.
160 AC, well Improved, one mile of County
seat town, east Nebraska, 1 136.
THOS. W. CAMPBELL.
Keeiine mag.
80 ACRES, 21 miles from Omaha, $100.00
per acre; terms; some exchange. Archer
Realty, PBO Brandels Bldg.
30 ACRES of good farm land near 6maha.
Price is right, a. t. uostwics; a Bon, boo
Bee Bldg.
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 86 on Wisconsin
Central Land Grant; state acres wanted.
If Interested tn fruit lands, ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land Com
missioner Boo Railway, Minneapolis, Minn.
GET literature and maps on the cheapest
&nr,A l.n In ITnltai. UlItM
BAKER A TILLOTSON.
llth and Douglas Sta., Omaha. Doug. 1181.
Miscellaneous.
acreage U to 6-A. tracts on car line.
Easy terms. C. R. Combs, 811 Brandels
Thea. Bldg. Doug. an.
Horses Live Stock- Vehicles
For Sale.
MUST sell at once, one team of mules.
good condition; one good wagon, one
aet of harness, used about one year;
goods of a bankrupt farmer. See Oeorge
W. Pratt, Trustee, euv n.eenne xiuuaing.
Phone D. 8867.
TOUNG mules; span of biaclc mare" mulesT
16 hands high; weight, 8,860. D. C. Loner
gan, Phone Florence 16 .8.
SPRING wagon, single harness and young
horse; going out of business. Btsal A
Pavericn, aai .
FOR BALE Toung registered saddls mare.
gal ted. Price reasonable, gall Wal. 3480.
Wagon umbrellas, $1.00. Wagner, 801 N. 16th.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
FRESH aquatic plants for your fish globe.
20c. Will keep fish healthy. MAX
GEISLKH BIKD UU. "
ANGORA Persian kittens at 4123 S. llth.
Tyler 1862.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THE message we have to carry to tbe pub
lic is enicicncy ana service.
To the Individual who needs a high-
graae usea ear we nave a massage.
WILLTS-OVERLAND, INC.,
2047 Farnam St Doug. 3290.
Must sell all our second-hand automo
biles within 30 daye. We have aevaral
makes and are giving better values than
anyone else.
Johnson-Danforth Co.,
1521-31-33 N. llth St.
WANTED Ford. JBll. any rendition; atat.
low,,t cash price. Address "Ford," 2321
, Harney at. f
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BEFORE you buy look these cars and prices
over, it will pay you well!
Chalmers Roadster
3 Gverlands
Stsdebaker-I 380
Mats 160
Oadlllae 360
I Fords .y ...
t hav relet Roadster 860
Ilii Indlkn Motorovola. e-ood as naw. 116
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
3316 Farnam, Douglas $!.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
3209 Farnam. Douglas 3110.
Ford Roadster $176
Cole Touring 660
Overland Touring 376
Bulck B 36 Roadster 426
444T
:roas-Town Oarage. 31S S. llth. D.
Ford roadster, $160 00.
Midland speedster. $300.00.
FORD INSURANCE
Fire and theft Insurance on new Fords.
$7.70
KILt.T, ELLIS THOMPSON.
11-H City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Pou, lilt.
BUS Want-Ad, GAINED . lt.BSI MOHR
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper sained In first aeven monlha, 1111.
Uood results at less
cost Is the reason why.
USED CAR BARGAINS AT
MURPHT-O'BRIION AUTO CO.,
1114-11-11 Farnam St.
WS will trade you a new Ford for your old
one,
INDUSTRIAL OARAOB CO.,
loth and Harney Doui. 1111.
l-PABHENOEIt. 10 h. p. auto: I100; cash
or paymonu. 2311 Leavenworth at.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FOR SALE Cadlllan ep.edsteri Jnst over
hauled and In floe running condition.
Prlre 1311. Phone Dounlaa till. Harold
"chcelkope. Ill Paton Blk.
FOR SAI.lt OR TRADH Ov.rland tonrlnt
oar; reaaonahl.; or wiltht tend, for
diamond and cash. D 163. Ak for Mr.
Hwll.n.
BAROAIN Llht fiv.pe,aener carl ,1.0
trle lights. Call Marn.y 1967.
T-PA8SKNC1KR "iourTnf "car? Webster 18,2.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
8Kl5"uV for"WsBtnif IrT standard makea.
Eiprt lire repelrm,. Zwlebel Bros., 1611
F.rnamj
SET ad inunSkVa Bee telllni all about
our hi, tlr. sale. Duo Tire Co., Ull Chi
cs ,0.
Automobiles Wanted.
WAKTKD llupmobtl.s. 20 and 21'a: must
be priced rlRht: slate condition. Address
Box 6,1. Ida Orove. la .
Auto Liverand Oarages.
DON'T throw away old tire.. W. mak. one
new tire from 2 old one, end save you 60
per cent. I In 1 Vulcanising Co.. 1611 Dav
enport Lst:iornana:iNen:itojufaej
fcxPKRT auto repairing, "service car al
waya ready." Omaha Oerag., 1010 Harney
St. Tyler 151.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
,160 reward for magneto we can t repair.
Colls repaired naysaorisr. no n. i n.
RBR-Auto Radiator" Repair ' Service and
price, right. Ill S. llth St. p. lilt.
Motorcycles and Bicycle
HARLET-CAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gains In used machines. Vlotor Roo.. "The
Motorcyol. Man." 1701 Leavenworth..
A Building Spot of t
About An Acre
in Fairacres is 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 5
in that direction. Fairacres is a recognized
beauty spot, conditions 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.
Autk.r .f Tin End ( the Trail," TlfkUat
THIRTEENTH INSTALLMENT
SYNOPRIS.
Llftiitttnant Tarvl. Uahk I. '.l.M.4 h tha
United Statea ruval hnarrt tA Invaatlsate
and report flndUga on the invention of Pr.
halph Burkn, which serves to bring the
submarines to a stats of perfection. On the
trial trlD nf tha invsnln. Kn.l a TanarlM
hl)er Is 'surprised In the act of examining
the mechanism, Hope reports favorably on
the new device but there are others Inter
ested In It. Attempt to burglarise Burke's
laboratory falls; later his daughter Cleo
ftrda him murdered la his bedroom. Cleo
sells her father's books; she finds a note
from which she learns they contain secret
frrmula. Olga Ivanotf and Gerald Morton,
spies In soarch of formula, attempt to cap
lure CIao when she comes for books to
Sinphanakt, the anarchist Hope rushes to
her aid; Morton shoots but bullet hits a
bemb In cellar, whloh explodes. Hope and
Cleo earap and attend ball at Mrs. Del-
r-iara, wnose nephew has two missing books.
Mahlln, a sor. altrnncla to ataa.1 honks: In
excitement that follows books disappear.
.Mftnnn eerapaa no pa and Ueo take coat
for an la and out In thn bay. Mahlln and
the Jap turn out the Island light After a
violent slorm Hooe and artiva on
strange Island and discover man they hunt
Is there. Mahlln and Japanese also reach
the island They escape from Hope but
return and dynamite the shack. Hope and
OIo manage to teach Sandsboro, where Dr.
Owen hs one of the books. He arranges to
meet Hope at the hot. I with book. Morton
poses as Hope and but for an earthquake
would have possessed the volume, Cleo Is
ctptured by Morton and taken to cabin In
the mountain She finds there- books for
v, hlch they search, fortunately she gets
r.cte to Hope, who, with Hook, starts to
rescue. As, he crosses chasm in swinging
banket Mahlln ateala up and chops at cable
with an ax. Hook appaars In lima to save
Hope Hs reaches the other side and la
greeted by Cleo; she swears her love to him.
ihey are followed by Uahlln and Jac who
attempt to kidnap Cleo. She swings herself
over tne canyon. Olga and Morton are
dashed to earth In an aeroplane. Hope and
Cleo are nulled from autckaanda hv Hook
and a grape vine. Mahlln end Satsuma are
called before the Black Council. On the
track of another book, they find the owner
has Inst It. Hope receives a letter demand
ing his marriage i a girl who claims he
compromlsod her. He Is forced to comply
by Cleo. Unrldentally he learns It Is a plot
to rope him tn. Us Is later summoned to
waamngton.
(tonttnoed From Yesterday.)
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Thomas P. Clarke and wife to George
A Co., northeast corner Flfty-aocona
street and Canttol avenue. 100x135..$ 1
George A Co. to William H. McCord,
northeast corner Flfty-secona street
and Capitol avenue. 100x136 1
W. H. Roggasch and wife to Agueta
Roggasch. Blonao street, ivo reei
east of Fortieth street, south side,
60x130 1
Nella B. Traver to George A. Ollll-
land et al.. Thirty-second street, 86
feet north of Decatur street, west
side. 43.6x113.76 1
George A. GUllland and wife to Ed
ward n, Traver, rinaney Bixeei,
1174 ft Twenty-eighth
treat north side. 894x118.6 X
Theron C. Morley and wife to Ernest
A. L. Wolt, eoutneasi corner inir
tleth street and Ames avenue, 108a
198U 2
Donald H. Brotchle and wife to James
T. Craig, Grant street, ifl reei eas.
of Twenty-sixth street, south side,
4Sil20 1
Frank Vaehal to ' Max Bolster, L
street, 193 feet west or f oruein
.rrut nnrth aide. 80x1484 2,360
Helen Clpra to John Illch, Eighteenth
street, hbh reet soutn oi www'
.,r .r aide. 284x72.8 736
Charles F. Kuncl and wife to John
Llbal ana wire, eouinwwai vumid.
Twelth and Ontario streets, lrregu-
1.- t, ni-rtTlmati.lv 71x110 1
Mary Rychly and husband to Anna M.
east of Twenty-fifth avenue, north
side, 46x120
800
Harvey J. Grove and wife to George
R. Savin, tt.ari street, ii
feet east of Leroy avenue, north
mtAM Unwind 1
Elisabeth Crawford and husband to
Philip A. Pyies, ugaen wm
fset west of Florence boulevard,
.M. RflvIKO 1.700
Charles W. Keys and wife to H. D.
Hamaker, soutnwest ronwr -.M
second and Hamilton streets, 98x200 9,000
LEGAL NOTICES.
Annual Report of the Condition of
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANT
t of OMAHA. NEBRASKA,
As Made to the State Auditor
At the close of business, June 20, 1816.
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Account, receivaoie
Cash and eight exchange .. 4.160.
Total reaourca. 1616,176.21
LIABILITIES.
C.pHal 1100,000. on
Undivided proBta and surplu..... "
T.n.t fund. "
Debenture certlOoate.
Funds awaiting Investment ?!' So! 'IS
AocounU payable 17,307. to
' ... ' ..--..i.. IAI6.676.21
State ot Nebraska, County of Douglas, pa.
I H O. Jordan, Seoretaty of Dnlt
Su'te. 'Trust Company of Omaha, Ne
braska, ao norewy " "
etatement U true to the beet of my Knowl
edge and beuei. . v..
.... -. .worn to In my presence
tbla 17th day of August, ''.
tSEAL) Notary Public.
lBEJU" SlI-All-dlt
Brenner Spends Night
As McShane's Guest
r .ffvrta nf attnr.
neys to secure the release of George
Brenner, proprietor ui m ......aw..
Um Km,faAi. .n.nl the
tOUnirv uuu, in. t
ninht in jail after being sentenced to
ninety oays ano imcu un r
tempt of court proceedings by Judge
Leslie. . , ,
Brenner will remain the guest of
c :tt i.ci.... Mtil the annliratlon
snerin -t-,
for a new. trial and the placing of a
bond has been passed upon by the su
preme court
Gun Taken from Barber
Who Fires at Random
Paul Costanzo, barber in a Farnam
street shop, was arrested last night
for shooting a man in the foot whom
he asserted had passed an insulting
remark as he was passing Seventeenth
and Farnam with a woman com
panion. Judge Foster ordered the
gun confiscated and discharged Cos
tanzo. I
BEAR IS STUBBORN
BRDTE SAYS "FRED"
H. E. Fredrickson Tries to
Chase Grizzly from Auto by
Argument But Fails.
MAKES RAID ON THE LUNOH
all means," said the outlaw
courteously, rising and escorting her
to the entrance of the cave. "Later in
the afternoon I will give myself the
pleasure of calling upon you, by which
time, I trust, you will have come to a
decision. Very unpleasant things
sometime happen, lie added, signili
cantly, "to those who refuse my requests."
1 will think it over, said OlRa
coldly, and disappeared within the
cave. Her captor, keen-eyed though
he was, had failed to observe that, be
fore leaving the table, she had secret
ed In her dress- the steel knife with
which she had been eating.
And now, Mr. Morton, said Car-
rillo, as he resumed his seat, "here
are pen, ink and paper. The messen
ger is waiting. The amount we agreed
on was ten thousand, I believe.
As Olga re-entered the cave her
eye was caught by the books strewn
upon the table. Idly curious as to the
literary tastes of Carrillo, she glanced
at them with languid interest. There
were a score of novels of the sensa
tional order, much the worse for use;
a book of Spanish verse; a volume on
engraving (she recalled that Cartllo
had been a counterfeiter before his
flight to the mountains) and a small,
leatherhound book entitled Kobin-
son's Philosophy." There was some
thing about the title that was vaguely
familiar. As she opened the book she
drew her breath in sharply, tor, in
A bear will not listen to logic Ar
gument has no effect on him. '
H. E. Frederlckson of Omaha dis
covered this in Yellowstone, Mont,
the other day. He declares now that
preparedness is necessary in order to
deal effectively with a grizzly, and
win a point.
A big grizzly got into Frederick
son's machine and stole the lunch
Mr. and Mrs. Fredericksott had pre
pared for themselves. It was near
civilization, at that, for the car was
narked a. half block from the Lake
hotel at that place. The bear got into
the machine during the, night and
Frederickson, being an early riser,
caught him in the act of filching the
lunch in the morning.
"Shoo, shuieeee," shouted the Oma
ha man as he ran toward his machine.
The grizzly looked up at him lazily
and very indifferently, and then bent
down to his task of pawing over the
cushions and tearing up and slitting
the upholstering in the tonneau in his
effort to get the last morael of the
lunch which was packed away under
the rear seat
The Fredericksons had emerged
the night before from a tour through
Yellowstone park from Cody, Wyo.,
and they had carried the lunch for
emergency.
Bear Holds Position.
Vainly Frederickson danced around
the car, flapping his arms like the
wings of a Dutch windmill, but the
bear continued to munch ham sand
wiches and jelly bread, while he
periodically drew his claws over the
handsome upholstering, just to hear
it rip, as it seemed to the owner.
In despair Fredrickson ran to the
hotel and soon returned with a small
army of tourists ad hotel employes
with clubs. They beat the brute over
the head until sandwiches did not look
good m comparison to a retreat in the
timber,
TheVFredricksons have been loafins
along the highways in the west for the
last few months, motoring all over
Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.
They are to make Salt Lake City
yet, where they will loaf a while.
Then they will tour back to Omaha.
Concord Club Plans to
Bring Good Speakers Here
Plans for a varied line of fall activi
ties were discussed at the weekly
noonday luncheon of the Concord
club, an organization of business and
frofessional men that meets every
hursday at the Hotel Fontenelle.
It is planned to have a speaker of
national prominence address the club
at the night meeting the first Thurs
day in September a meeting that will
take the place ot the noonday luncheon.
The Concord club, organized the
first of the year, has a membership
of nearly 100, recruited from all lines
of business. Hollis M. Johnson is
president; (. fc.. Corey, vice president,
and H. S. Tyler, secretary.
Federal Judge Woodrough was
elected honorary member at the noon
day luncheon this week.
The Secret thfe Submarine
the
By E. Alexander Powell
"By
b. Flandar.." The oU to ClmT," "Vhm b '
Copyright. 1916, by E. AJeaender I mU.
faded writing on the title page, was
the name "Ralph Burke." vIt was the
lost book . . . the very volume of
which she and Morton had so long
been in search! And, by one of those
miraculous coincidences which causes
fiction to hang its head In shame, she
had come upon it in the cave of the
bandit who had captured her! Fever
ishly she turned its leaves until she
came to page sixty-one. There was
nothing on it; But wait; Looking
closer she detected, printed in minute
characters between the two lower
lines of type, hslf a dozen words so
small and faintly written that they
would escape the notice of one who
was not looking for them. "Metal
lurgy," she deciphered, "sixty-one-
every seventh word."
She stared stupidly at (the message
for some minutes before its meaning
became clear. It could mean but one
thing: the formula was not contained
in the Philosophy, as she and Morton
had taken for granted, but in a work
on metallurgy the very one, no
doubt, which she and Morton had lett
in Patten's cabin on the ledge, and
from which, she now remembered, the
title page had been torn. The search
for the formula wai by no means
ended.
Throwing herself on the bed Olga
carefully considered her position and ,
her chances for escape, bhe now felt
confident that she held the key to
the mystery in her hand but it was
worthless to her unless she could re
gain her freedom. Producing the
knife she had surreptitiously taken
from the table, she commenced indus
triously to whet it upon the rocky
wall of the cave. After an hour's work
she straightened her aching back and
regarded her worv -.dminngly. She
had converted the eVeel table . knife
into a dagger wit) almost razor
It was stmset when Olga was awak
ened from a sleep of exhaustion by
the unheralded entrance of Carrillo. -The
few hours of rest had restored
her naturally high color; she had
loosened her hair, which fell to her
waist in a cascade of glossy black,
and her blouse, which was open at the
neck, displayed a bewitching glimpse
of her marble neck and shoulders.
Carrillo, by no means oblivious to
her charms, crossed the room and
seated himself on the edge of the bed
beside her.
"Hello, have yon been reading
this?" he inquired, picking up the vol
ume of philosophy, which, unbeknown
to her, had slipped from beneath her
pillow.
"I found it on your table," the an
swered nonchalantly. "It is an odd
book to find in such a place. Where
did you get it?"
"One of my men found ft lying on
a mountain trail several weeks ago,"
he replied carelessly. "He knew that
books are scarce up here and that I
am fond of reading, so he brought it
in. But," and he flung the book aside
impatiently,'."!, is not of anything so
stupid as philosophy that 1 would
talk with you, my dear."
(To Ba. OostlntMd Tomorrow.)
Gets Thirty Days
For Looking Into
The City Jail
If Fred Leonard ever heard that
song about "I'd rather be on the out
aide looking in than the inside look
ing out," he forgot to take proper
precautions to insure his staying out.
Wednesday afternoon he went to the
window ot the jail and looked in.
A little later he was looking out, for
Officer Chapman saw him get a dime
from some ot the inmates to go and
"buy a mule" or "play the white
line." Police Judge Foster thought
it was all wrong and gave Fred thirty
days in the workhouse to repent
Omaha Jobbers Will
Fight Rate Increase
Omaha jobbers are anxious to se
cure the suspension of a proposed in
crease in freight rates from the Pa
cific coast country to Omaha on
canned goods, dried fruits and dried
peas. A hearing has just been held
before the suspension board of the
Interstate Commerce commission in
Washington, at which Omaha inter
ests were represented by E. J, Mc
Vann, manager of the traffic bureau
of the Commercial club. If the rates
are auspended for a time, as the
Omaha wholesalers hope they will
be, the next step will probably be to
file a petition seeking to have the
proposed rates permanently set aside.
The increase is as much as 28 per
cent on such goods shipped to
Omaha.
At present all the big jobbers in
Omaha have contracts 'for large
quantities of these goods from the
west coast, the contracts being based
on the old freight rate. If the in
crease is allowed the local jobbers
will have to absorb the difference,
which will greatly increase their ex
pense accounts.
All Grades of Poultry to
Be Cheaper by Saturday
Live broilers weighing one and one
quarter to two and one-half pounds
will bring 20 cents a pound during
today and tomorrow, but thereafter
only 18 cents, according to a achedule
just issued. Those weighing over
two and one-half pounds will bring
18 cents today and tomorrow, and 16
cents thereafter. Hens weighing
four and one-half pounds are quoted
at 15 cents per pound for today and
Friday, and 14 cents thereafter.
Those under four and one-half
pounds are quoted at 14 cents now
and 13 eents after Friday.
Inquest Held Over Death
Of Men Drowned in Sewer
The inquest over the bodies of E.
P, Griggs and Frank Nusco, who
were drowned in the catch basin of
the sewer pumping station of the
Carter Lake club, brought out no
new facts in regard to the case. The
verdict said that they came to their
death between the hours of ? o'clock
Monday morning and 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning by being overcome
by gas and drowning. Nothing de
veloped as to which died first or
whether one tried to rescue the other.
OMAHA MONEY HAY
UUTD WUW DTSWT0
llljlJl iimi iUrtlUU
Industrial Committee of the
Commercial Club Estab
lishes Investors' Bureau.
DATA ON NEW CONCERNS
Opportunity for people of Omaha
to properly invest in incoming Indus
tries will be offered by the industrial
committee, which is conducting the
campaign for more successful fac
tories for this city.
An investors' bureau will be estab
lished as a feature of Omaha's Indus
trial plan, which ia designed to build
in Omaha aa a maniffarturlnD center.
The people of Omaha and vicinity
with investment to place will in this
manner be given an opportunity to
look over a number of propositions
and make their own Investigations in
their own way.
In order to follow; up several of
the more promising propositions that
have been presented by out-of-town
factories since this campaign was in
augurated, a member of the industrial
committee will leave tonight for the
east, where he will spend several days
in investigating the planta that show
a willingness to consider Omaha ai
a field of operation, in case sufficient
additional capital can1 be secured.
Hear of Many Planta. .
The committee has found that the
reault of ita campaign is very satis
factory so far, and that many of the
plants that are available for relocation
would require additional working
capital or more ready money for im
mediate development and for this rea
son thought it best to start the in
vestors' bureau earlier than it was
originally intended.
The committee now seeks the sup-
port from men with local capital for
information regarding the new plants
willing to locate in Omaha, if suf
ficient capital is available.
Gasoline and Kerosene
Prices Are Reduced
The Standard Oil company an
nounces that the price of gasoline
has been reduced in Omaha from 20
to 19 cents a gallon, the latter price
being made to everybody and any
body, according to the announcement
of a representative of the company.
Kerosene has been reduced to 754
cents, a gallon.
Both reductions, have been ' ex
pected. Last week advice was re
ceived that the price of crude oil had
been reduced and on Wednesday a
message from Chicago atated gaso
line had been reduced 1 cent In that
city.
Man Shot by Wife In '
Mount Clemens Street
Mount Clemens, Mich., Aug.; 17.
Roy Pettit, 35 years of age, was shot
and killed by his wife on a downtown,
street today. Dozens of person saw
the tragedy. Pettit was night elerk
m. i.u.v,, ... ia. j. ...Lit u.Liurn an.
killed her husband becaoM 'Tin aougsit
the company of others too gauch."
