THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1917.
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
South.
BIO BAKOAIN.
SOUTH JOTH STREET.
Ooed 4-reora eettaffe and a 4-room
cottage, en one lot. at 1433 Sooth 20th,
in excellent repair, pavina all paid. Only
13,760 for tha two cottafee. Bear tsrma
NORRIS NORMS.
400 Bee Bids. Phone Douglaa 431.
Miscellaneous.
CLOSE IN
NEW BUNGALOW
Large living room, dining room, kitchen
on first floor; three large bedroom ud
bath oD second floor: ok finish and oak
floors; built-in bookcases and buffet; full
basement; guaranteed furnace; east front
lot; paved street; fin location. Price
M.NM). Tenia.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Doug. 1HI. Qround Ftr, McCagao Bldg.
BUY NOW
v.
AM building material la going up. We
have several brand now bungalows of tt-r.
and bath; oak finish, strictly modern;
choice lot Price $2,800 to 13,200: terms,
1100 to 300 cash, balance monthly, or
will take lot as first payment. Let us
show yon aome bargains.
RASP BROS.,
-'10 Keellne Bid.
Tyler 721.
THE GREATEST GAIN 68,718
In paid want-ads ever made by any
Omaha paper, la the record of TUB
OMAHA BEE for 11S.
BST RBSULT8 1-OWB8T RATS
FIVE rooms, new. oak finish, fully deco
rated, all modern, etc., $2,750; $200 cash,
balance monthly. Colfax 7836.
HOUSES in all part of (be city.
CREIGH. 8QN8 A PC.. BOS Bee Bldg.
NEW bungalow, also 8-r. and gardening;
your terms and print; inv. with $400, rent
$ housPB (coat $3,500), $2,500. D. 2107.
MODERN BUNGALOW
Fine location, eaat front, paved street,
I rooms, hardwood floors and finish, close
to school and ear. A bargain at $1,000.
easy terms. Call owner. Dcug. 1723.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
THE GREATEST GAIN 68,711
In paid want-ads ever mads by any
Omaha paper, ta the record of TUB
OMAHA BEE for 111.
BEST RESULTS LOW Oar BATH)
North.
AFTER looking at MINNE LUSA, 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that it was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by buying lots.
IF YOU will come out today you will
understand why tho others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
WAVER.LY PARK
Onerthe"cholco lota In the addition,
"ajize 42x126, east front, and on the car
line. Price $760; terms $10 caeh and
$7.60 per month.
G. A. GRIM MEL,
$49 Oma. Nit. Bank Bldg. Phone P. 1815.
TWO-dandy south front lota. N. B. corner
8"d and Lafayette Ave. Montclare Addi
tion. Phone Harney 1988.
REAL ESTATE Investments
HARNEY STREET
. INVESTMENT
This is a well-constnicted, well -arranged
apartment house, close to 24th St, in a
location whpre land values are increasing
rapidly. Will pay over 8 pet. net on the
purchase price. Something desirable. Do
not fail to Investigate this proposition at
once if you are interested in the growth
of Harney BtreeL For full particulars see
George & Company,
Douglas 76t. 02 City Mat Bk. Bldg.
NEAR 18TH & ST. MARY'S AVE.
0x132 ft, with 3 houses. Development
will surely double thevalue before long
.In this .district. Price $14,000.
JEFF W. BEDFORD & SON,
222 Keellne Bldg. Doug. $39!.
HARNEY STREET.
50x167 Between 2Mb and Uth
Sts $326 foot
108x100 Near lath St $138 foot
141x165 Improved, between 20th
and 28th Sts H50 foot
JEFF W. BEDFORD & SON. Doug. 3392.
BUILDING SITE FOR FLATS.
On Farnam car line, all Improvements
in and paid. Lot belongs to nonresident
owner and for quirk sale Is offered for
MM)-leas than the actual value. Worth
$2,000. Take It for $1,500.
SHULER & GARY.
Phone D. ti074. 204 Keellne Bldg.
SEE US
FOR
INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKEY & SON.
620 First National Bank Bldg.
APARTMENT
$75,000 Income 12 per cent, one year old
very One location; mortgage t26,0O0 and
will accept $20,oo in trade; balance
cash or negotiable papers.
CALKINS 4 CO..
Douglas 1813. City Nat'l Bank Bldg
HOME BUILDERS announces that Non
partlctpating Guaranteed 7 per cent pre
ferred shares will be Issued when all par
ticipating preferred shares now on hand
are exhausted. Full particulars by mail.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
Fli, Agents, Omaha.
KttAL UUTATS.
WM CO I .FAX,
It Keellne Bldg, Doug. ISIS.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
$5,000 EQUITY in II modern oak flnlnshed
new bungalows; will exchange clear west
ern Nebraska land, or well improved 80.
Douglas V92.,
I WANT t trade two new. small bouses in
Omaha for acreage, n -,r Borne good town,
in either Iowa or Nebraska. "wild
horses" or rarifled air considered. R. H.
Randall, 4806 Poppleton Ave., Omaha.
HAVE two 160 -acre farms and one 80-acr
farm, eastern Nebraska, to trade for city
property.
ARCHER REALTY CO..
580 Brandeis Bldg.
HAVE good 6 -room bouse, east front, lot
50x18, shrubery, fr it trees and '"e lawn.
also three vacant lota which I wish to
jtpply on Omaha residence. Benson 337-W.
FOR TRADE Business lot In Council
fluffs 'o Ford car. Also a Maxwell Spe
cial for a Ford oar. Paul Bydow, $11
Brandeis Bldg. Doug. 8711.
WE have some good homes and rental prop
erties tor Neb. or Iowa land. Edward F.
Williams Co., Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
'1 rtAi ''Ft '1 KAljto-tt IK ADES
Farms. Cattle, Ranches. New Apartments.
'late, fie ARRf-TT 4 Patterson Block
FIVE-YEAR lease on 160-A. Improved farm
in central Neb., want 5 or b-room cottage,
Give full description. Box 78, Bee.
FORTY ocren good farm land, to trade for
equity in residence. Archer Realty Co.
680 Brandols Bldg
FINE, 160, nortberr Florida, snap, for
autos, lots or wutur vwner, .oiiai.tm.
1824 Sahler.
Ranch specialist, sell or trade ranches for
city property. Franta, 576 Brandeis Bldg.
REAL ESTATE--Other Cities
1 HAVE for sate a number of good dwell
Injt. alao snm. tustnei,s property. W
hpve a Kood farming country and ou
town is growing; come and look It ove
and help us boost. James Walton, Fort
Calhoun. Neb.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START TOUR HO MB IN BaTNSON.
BUT THS LOT.
$10.00 down and $10.00 per month; price
$300.00; slse, 60x129; located on Loeuet
8t., between Clark and Barnham. not far
from school and car Mm. Gee. B. Wright.
Bee Office, Omaha.
Dundee
SEVERAL lota, building restriction. 43,-
ion. 90. Adjoining Happy Hollow circle.
$400.00 to $1,900.00. ,
W. L. SK1.HY A RONS, Doug. 1610.
A DITCHER lot bargain, near school and oar
line. Write Box 9832. Bee.
Florence.
1360 ACRE, acreage sold; t tracts left at
$300, Laat ohanoe. Call Nethawar, Flo.
238.
South Side.
CHF.AP HOMB8.
We have a large number of email houses
with 3 to 4 rooms, ranging in price from
600 to 31.100. on full slied lota, which
we can sell at your own terms.
SOUTH OMAHA INVBSTMKNT CO..
4915 S. 34th St. Phone South 1147.
FOUR ACRES.
Well Improved, wilt take good bunga
low as part payment.
S. P. BOSTWICK SON.
Tyler 1600. 300 Bee Bktg.
Miscenaneoug.
One Acre $500
laocated only 1 short blocks from car
line and paved road. Price has been re
duced from $660 to $500 for quick sale.
Terms can be arranged. Call Tyler 50
aiid ask for Mr. Road.
Hastings & Heyden,
1(14 Harney St.
ACREAGE AND SMALL FARMS.
A fine list within ten-rails radius of
16th and Farnam. Some special bargains.
GEORGE O. WALLACE, 614 Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE B'ne Pr'pty
PERFECT lot for building mercantile house
or garage or oil station. Main oar tine.
Harney 3364
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED ACREAGE.
We have buyers for Improved and un
improved acreage from one acre to tour
or five acres. See us at once.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
537 Omaha Nat. Bk, Bldg. D. 17(1.
WANTED t, 6 and 6 -roomed houses that
can be sold for $100 cash, balance $15 per
month, send complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1320 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 10(4.
LIST your 5 and 6-room houses with us.
WE BELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY
CO. Doug. 1474.
WILL exchange fine naif section wheat
land, eastern Colo., clear of encumbrance.
tor umana property, iw. th. wot.
HOME to us with your real bargains.
E PWARD P. WILLIAMS CO., UOUg. 430.
HAVE customers for several 6 or 7 -room
houses; must be bargain. G. P. Stebbtns.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate. Loans. Mortgages.
CITY and farm loans promptly made. Rates
5, tH - Per cent. Reasonable com
mission.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO..
212 South 17th. Omaha. Neb.
THE GREATEST GAIN 68,738
In paid want-ads ever made by any
Omaha paper is the record of THE
OMAHA BEE for 101C
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATE.
( PER CENT to ( per cent on best class city
residences In amount $2,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commission
PETERS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam St.
$4,000 MORTGAGE bearing 6 per cent seml
ann.; secured by property values at $16,
QQ. Talmage-Loomis Inv. Co., W. O. W.
Bldg.
SHOPBN A CO- PRIVATE MONEY.
OMAHA homes, Eaat Nebraska farms,
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO
1016 Omaba Nat'l. Pbone Doug. 2711.
MONEY to loan oo Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gages. Klokt Inv. Co.. Umana.
RELIABLE Insurance. See O'Neil'a Real
Estate and Insurance Agency, 63 2-6 Bran-
ei iaoaier. -a.. ijtwT .
MONEY on hand for city and
farm loans. U. W. Binder. City
National Bank Bldg.
MONEY HARRISON MORTON.
116 Omaha Nat'l. Bang mag.
FARM and city loans, 5-6 4 ar. 1 6 per cent.
W. L THOmaa. Rgciiun piu., swim.
WORLD REALTY CO.. 'U.d'n.""
CITY and farm loans, lowest rates.
CITY and farm loans, 6. 5H and 6 per cent
j a uumoni vai.. m m
$IvT7olTo.oWmZdVlw F- D- Wesvd,
weaa Bia'' ia. .
rt a fytrfXT DDAQ 16 Omaha
UAIVVU UIVVO- Nat l
Nat l Bank Bldg.
Abstracts of title.
- Title, Ouarantee and Abstract Co.
JVerr 10& S. nth St., ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and ins. CO.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of
fice n Nt-nrasKa. aw Draiiuuio iu.u
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON.
Represent prompt pay insurance com
panies. 644 Brandeis Bldg.. Omaha. Neb
,- A KM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
THE FIRST $1,000 IS ALWAYS
THE HAKDlibi TU MAisx.
THE HtTNOERFORD POTATO GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION gives you the op
portunity and assists yon In making and
amassing that lirst $1,000.
We sell yon one of oar flve-aere potato
tracts opon a down payment of only $26
to $36 and monthly payments of only $6
or $6. We farm your farm for you, mar
ket your crops for you and apply two
fifths of the crop upon your purchase
price, thereby helping to make the farm
pay for Itself. Two years of monthly
payments coupled with your two-fifths
crop for these two years should pay for
your land and leave you a nice little
dividend rheck tSealdee, After that, your
crop receipts come to you In the way of
dividend checks each fall and will, on
each year that your land is seeded to
potatoes, and figuring only a basis of just
a good, fair crop, bring yoo in a divi
dend check equal to as much. If not sur
passing, the original purchase price of
your land. Yet, you never would pay out
of your pocket only 60 per cent and 60
per cent of the price of the land, because
the returns from your two-fifths share
of the crop while you are paying for the
land, helped to pay for it. On Uact now
under cultivation, with a good fair -rop.
two years should not only pay for the
land In full, giving you back every dollar
you have paid in down payments and
monthly payments, but giving you a sur
plus ad interest upon the money you paid
In. This seems ridiculous, but It is trna.
It is the greateat wage-earners' oppor
tunity of the prevent day opportunity to
get an investment that will actually pay
you from 33 1-3 to 166 per cant
Come tn and get one of out Tittle books
explaining this proposition.
THE HUNGERFORD POTATO
GROWERS' ASSOCIATION,
Opposite the Auditorium.
l.Mb and Howard Sts. Tel. Doug. 9371.
KIMBALL COUNTY.
(40 acres choice wheat land. In fine lo
cation: good 6-room house, barn 32x46.
good water supply; 320 acres plowed. 200
acres fall wheat, which goes with place:
30 acres alfalfa, fenced hog-tight; land
well fenced and cross-fenced; near school.
Price. 820 per acre. H caab, balance at
6 per cent.
J. H. CAMPBELL 4 SON,
Kimball, Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE 400 acres i miles from Oracle,
In Loup ooumy ; 80 acres fenced for pas
ture; cut about 40 ions of hay; small
frame house, t rooms, barn; 10 acres
broke. Price, $4.64 per acre, A H.
J.ale, Central Cily Neb.
WK FARM the farm we selfyoii. TheHun
gerford Potato Growers' Assn., Coopera
tlvs Potato Fanning, l$tb and Howard
Sts.. op port te Auditorium.
WET land mad dry enough for crops or
no pay, la our way of draining land. No
tract too large or too wet. Ouarantee
Drainage Co.. Oakland, Neb.
CAN sell or exchange any land you have to
effer C. J. Canan, UaCague Bldg.
l.OOi-A FARM for sale or Trader D. ITIT.
A W Toland A Co.. 448 Bee Bldg.
Florida Lands.
PALM BEACH COUNTY We nave the
record crop truck, garden and citrus fruit
land In the United Bute. Bay land on
easy terms from A. Parsons ft Bon, (It
Brandeis BMg. Phone Douglaa 7(4(.
NoteA personally conducted excursion
to the Sunny South leavea Omaha Janu
ary 16; already some of Omaha's leading
business men have joined ui. Make your
reservation early,
RAlbU ALFALFA "IN FLORIDA "TNatai
Haj ) this winter. First cutting, $0 days;
$69 to $80 annually on $60 land. (31
Pax '"n Blk Walnut (fi-7 (evenings)
20 A. ORANGE and grapefruit land, near
Fort Myers, Leo county. Florida. Address
owner, 803 No. 36th St.
Mississippi Lands
60,000 ACRES, $6 acre. Other large tracts,
small Improved tUrrriH, $10 to $36 acre.
Will raise 60 to 100 bushels corn acre.
Why pay $100 upward? Goesd land, mild
winters; plenty of rainfall. G. P. Stebbiuoa,
1610 Chicago.
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM $10 cash and $6
monthly; no Inureet or taxes; highly pro
duetlve lard ; close to $ big markets.
Write tor photographs and full Informa
tion. Munger, A-118. N. Y. Life Bldg,
Kansas city, mo.
GREAT BARGAINS $5 down, $6 monthly,
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry land,
near town, so ut hern Missouri. Price,
only $200. Address Bos 508, Bxoelsior
Bprlngs, Mo.
Texas Lands.
W. S. FRANKS Real estate, eaat Texas
lands. 2"! Neville Blk Douglas 3600.
FARM LANDS FOR RENX
16$ - A IMPROVED farm fn'corn "and" wHeat
belt of Nebraska. Want cash rent, or will
take a 6 or 6-room bungalow or cottage
for five years' rent. Give location and
description of your offer In first letter.
Box 76, Bee.
FARM LAND WANTED
RANCHES and Farm Lands bought, sold
and exchanged. 8, 8. and R. B. Mont
gomery. I HAVE some very good Omaba cottagee to
exchange for la. or Neb. land. Write
me, slating what you have. Address
9743, Omaha Bee.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
HORSE, wagon and harness for sale. In
quire Vomweg Grocery. 22d and Leaven
worth. LINING ER IMPLEMENT CO., Omaha,
have just received a supply of Oacillatlng
bobs.
Wanted.
STOCK wanted from thoroughbred Belgian
hares; must be thoroughbred. Answer H,
W. Goll, Fort Calhoun, Neb.
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED TIKES.
y2 Price
We make one new tire from the old
onea
GUARANTEED 3,000 MILES,
We Buy and Sell
USED CAR 8 TIRES AOTO PARTS,
Live agents wanted. If 70a are a hus
tler write for our agency proposition.
2 IN 1 VULCANIZING CO,
161$ Davenport St. Omaha.
AUTO CLEAEING HOUSE
2201 Farnam St. Douglaa 2310.
Hudson coupe $750
1916 Chevrolet touring ..$360
ISlfl Saxon roadster . $360
1016 Bulck C-S6 ..Sacrifice
THE GREATEST GAIN 68.73$
In paid want-ads ever made by any
Omaiu paper, la the recard of THE
OMAHA BEE for 1916.
BEST Rifi-iULTS LOWEST RATE.
15 per.
Cash rebate on your auto Insurance pol
icy If you car is equipped with
PERRY LUCK.
Phone Douglas am M&4 Brandeis Bldg
S.O.S. MOTOR CO. Xt
2404 Leavenworth, and
Fireproof storage, $6 per mouth. Day and
night service. Phone Tyler 717.
1 Hupp 32 roadster, 1126.
1 6-passenger Franklin, tlM.
1 single cylinder motorcycle. $36.
TELL & BINKLEY,
3318 Harney St. Douglas 1640.
FOR SALE Electric coupe, in good shape,
at a bargain; Just the winter car for
town use. National Electric Supply Co.
Council Bluffs. la.
CROSSTOWN Garage, lib S 24th. D. 444$.
New Ford wheels, rear $.60, front $1.60
ea. , Stewart vacuum system, $6; other
bargains. Motorcycle pronto laup. full, $4,
FOR flALBVOwtng to my loavlng city, my
111$ Overland coupe b for sale, cheap.
cash or payment. Address Apt, (07, New
Hamilton.
WE will trade you a now Ford for your
old one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGF CO..
20th and Harney. Donglas M.
USETTCARS AT REAL PRICES"
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.
. Douglas 88 8316-18Farnani Jit.
FIRST reasonable cash offer takes my 1015
Maxwell touring car, just like new. Call
Tyler 1816 after 6 p. m.
ONE White Thirty touring car. One one
ton Federal truck. Nebraska T.'hite Co.,
2417 Farnam St.
iRBALlC My 1816 Overland tour.ng,Just
overhauled and re finished. Must sacrifice,
as leaving city. Call D. 5661 after 6 p m
REBUILT high and low tension magriwtoes.
magneto pa- ta or magneto repairs. Mat
tel, 1426 South 16th. Tyler 11U-J.
BALL and roller bearings, all makes of cars,
good as new at half the price. Mattax.
1426 South 16th. Tyler 1113-J.
BKRT8CHY "Kan-Fix-It" Sout beast cor"
ner 30th and Harney Sta Douglaa 72(8.
Auto Livery anr1 Garages.
EXPERT suto repairing, "service car al
ways ready." Omaba Garage, 3010 Har
nv St Tyler '65
Anto Repairing and Painting.
$100 reward for magneto we can't repair
Colls repaired. Baysdorfer. 210 N. 18th
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service, an d
prteea right 218 S. lath. D. 7390.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gains In used machines. Victor Roos, "The
Motorcycle Man." ?703 Leavenworth.
PERSONAL
PILES, FISTULA
CURED.
Dr. Si R. Tarry cores piles, fistula and
other reft a! diseases without gwgieal
operation, Cure guaranteed and no money
paid until cured. Write for book on rec
tal diseases with testimonials. DR. E. R
TABUS'. 240 Bee Bldg,, Omaha, Neb.
PERSONAL
Til K Salvation Army Industrial home as.
Helta your old clothing, furniture, maga
slnea. We oolleot. We distribute. Phone
Doug. 4136 and our wagon will oall. Call
and Inspect our new home, 1119.llls.1114
Dodge Ht.
TH OR3AT1WT (JAIN ei.T39
Omaha paper, la the record of THB
OMAHA BBS for 1919.
BUST RESULTS-UJWBBT RATS
5iss"iS'Mc5n Beth7inAeag ,ndmanT:
cur -. Soalp "(id facial niassag. Staats
Institute, 1009 Harney BU D. T99T. Open
venlnga and Sundays.
Sulphur, steam and euualyyptua hatha for
chronlo dlaeasea; sxp. attendant for ladles
and gentlemen 493-1 Hose Uldg. Ty. 1393
RUPTURa-4aeeewsfuUy"treated without a
surgical operation. Gall or write Dr.
Pranll it. Wray, 199 Ue Blag-
DR. BURRS.
OMAHA'S alSN'S SPECIALIST.
Ill CROUNSB BI.K OPPOSITK P. O. eaat
SIlPHKt) LILLY AND OOl'LO Hath, mas
sage 1113 Kamam St. Phone Doug. 1419
1IIK8 NASir HKUOKAN. scientific, maasei
and usths 301 Karhach BlkRadJIIlJ
LUKLLA "WKBSTBR. massago and 99W.
curing 619 Paxton Blk. Red 1499.
SCIENTIFIC maaaaga, 619 Bee Bldg. Phone
DouKtae 9371
MISSOILB. mua, ohtropody. Ull Frrera
iniruringand meos 1633 Krnam. Ha. 19.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Charles F Luce and-wife to Joseph
kof. Washington street, 109 feet
west of Fifteenth street, sooth side,
60x110; Washington street 300 feet
west of Fifteenth street south side,
60x130; Wan hi hk tun atrwU, 100 feet
west of Seventeenth street south
side, 60x130 $ 1
Ear Morrison to Stella Morrison,
Twenty-fifth street. 4T feet north
of Grand avenue, west aide, 77x111 1
Ezra Morrison to Nora Donnclson.
south west corner. Twenty-fifth
street and Saratoga, 41x121 1
Eire Morrison to Nora IHnnelson,
Saratoga street 130.$ feet eet of
Twenty-fifth street, south side.
40xt1; northwest corner Twenty-seventh
and Meredith avenue, 48x130.4. 1
Kara Morrison to Clover Purdy.
Grand avenue, 267 feet west of
Twenty-fourth street south side,
46x100 1
David E. Buck and wife to Nathan
R. Hartman. Seventeenth street, 101
feet south of Fort street weet side,
6(rJtl2R 1.000
Norman A. MeCorkle to Mary K.
Diekey, Lynn avenue, Benson. 100
feet north of Reed street, east side,
50x128 , 4.200
Richard R, Evan and wife to Carl
F. Lamp. Fifty-third streot, 260
feet south of Dodge, west aide,
50x125 1.090
Richard R. Evans and wife to Carl
F. Lamp, Fifty-fifth street, 396 feet
south of Farnam street, wnut side.
Irregular apportionate, 60x144 l.OfO
Robert Bridge and wife to Bphraim
Nordstrom, southwest corner Fifty
second and Farnam streets. 100nl23 3,760
AunUBt C. Harte and wife to Catherine
O. McDonald, pltol avenue. 60 feet
west of Fifty-firs! street, north side,
60x136 l.00
Elizabeth Bllckensderfer and husband
to William H. Thomas, southeast
corner Fiftieth and Capitol avenue,
60x119 1
Helen Booth and hucband to Joseph
11. Fried el, et al, Thirty -second
street, 188 feet north of Caslellar.
east side, 43x127 1
Gardner W. Talbot and wife to Harvey
J. Grove, Halcyon avenue, Benson,
100 feet south of Reed street, east
aide, 60x138 1
Obituary Notices.
MRS- M- F. SMITH, wife of Frank
J. Smith, died at her home at Ligri,
Neb., Monday morning. Mrs. Smith
was born in Andover, Conn., June 17,
1837. She was married to Frank J.
Smith on October 30, I8fi7. There are
left to mourn her death the hois ban d,
F. J. Smith, and two daughters, Mn
Mary Overstreet of i.Kh and Mr.
Amy Whipple of Webster City, la.
Two sons, Grant and Ralph, died sev
eral years ago. Mrs. Smith, with her
husband, was of the early pioneers of
Nebraska, emiRTatina; from Connecti
cut in the spring of 1873, making a
continuous residence in Colfax county
of forty-four years. Their first home
in tho state was on a farm four miles
east of Leigh, whore they resided
eleven years, after which they removed
to Leigh, where they have since re
sided. JOSTTTJA MURRAY, aged 84, one
of the pioneer citizens of Pender, died
suddenly Saturday morning. Funeral
services were held at his late resi
dence Monday morning. The body
was taken to Plattsmoutb for buriaL
Mr. Murray was born in Moniteau,
Mo., June 12, 1833. In 1852 he was
united in marriage to Miss Rachel
Williams. They came to Nebraska,
settling In the vicinity of Rock Ulutts,
and secured some land from the Otoe
Indians in 1854. His wife died In
1857, He was united in marriage to
Miss Luclnda Walker July 4, 1859, in
Mills county, Iowa. Mr. Murray was
active in politics during the early part
of his life. He was a candidate for
the legislature in 1866, being defeated
tj tuna a aiuomj jnoqu jap
-U3.J 01 P-AOUI 0 -89)0A XUdM) Aq
MRS. ELIZABETH WYNN, xwd
81, died at her home at Platlsmouth,
Neb., Monday morning. KUzabeth
Whitehead was born in Kent, Jng'
land, January 8, 1836, where Khc grew
to womanhood and was united In mar
riage to William Wynn. They ciime
to Plattsmouth in 1882, where they
have lived since. Mr. Wynn preceded
his wife, three years ago. Mrs. Wynn
leavea three Ron, William, James aM
John, all living at Plattsrnouth, and
four daughters, Mra W. H. Freese,
Mrs. K. M. Oodwln of Plattsmouth,
Mrs. George Brinklcw of Smithville,
Tex., and Mrs. Samuel Danford of
White Haven, Mich.
QUILLKR MORSE, noted years ago
as Long Shot Morse, crack rider for
Marcus Daly, when the horses of that
magnate were piling up turf victories,
died at Helena, Mont. He was 65
years old and leaves a family. He
rode for the last time at the Montana
stat fair last fall and was taken 11!
a few days later.
MRS. MARY KALCIK, 80 years of
age. died Tuesday at her home at J 008
Homer street. Funeral service will
be held Thursday at tho Bohemian
Catholic church and Interment will be
in the Bohemian National cemetery,
Mrs. Kalcik was the mother of Jacob
Kalcik of Crete, Neb., and Joseph J
Kalcik of Omaha.
MRS. DANIEL DAGGETT dfed
Monday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Moore of 2005
Madison street. She ih survived by
her husband, three daughters and one
on. Funeral servcies will bo held
Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from
Dodder's undertaking parlors. Burial
will be in Forest Lawn cemetery.
JOHN DINGMAN, 90 years old,
died Monday at the home of his
daughter, Mr. Ernest Bright, near
Stella, Neb., from the infirmities nf
age. The children surviving by the
second marriage are a son and dausth
ter, Vade Ding man of Scotland, S. U
and Mrs. Bright.
MRS. SOPHIA K. WILLIAMS of
Mitchell, Neb., died Tuesday at a local
hospital as the result of a tumor. Her
body is at the Johnson & Swanson
parlors and will be sent to Mitchell fur
burial. Mrs. Williams is survived by
her husband and two nmafl children
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HEW YORK STOCKS
Excessive Dullness Only Strik
ing: Feature of the Day's
Session.
BETHLEHEM FLUCTUATES
New York, Jan. 83 Kxer duHneae
was the only striking feature of today's
session, sales barely amounting to 400,000
hares, the smallest of any full day since
last August. Of this total, more than forty
per cent represented the operations of the
ft ret hour, the market thereafter drifting
Idly with general heaviness at the end.
Developments In the so-called leak In
vetitlgatiou with the scene shifted to tht
city, excited little Interest. Far mere at
tention was directed toward the meeting of
the Belhlebem Steel hoard, the result of
which was not announced until long after
the close of the session.
Bethlehem steel meanwhile fluctuated be
tween 40 and 40 closing at the latter quo
tation with a net Iom of a point, while
the preferred gained five points. On the
curb the new Bethlehem stock opened An
the usual "when issued" basis at 140 bid,
200 ask), but sold down to IU later.
The decision of the Bethlehem directors
to declare the Increased rate of dividend
and the 300 per vent stock bonus was la
line with general expectations although the
non-voting clause attaching to the new
stock uauwed some surprise
Changes In other quarters of the list were
so irregular in the main as to have no
real significance. United States Steel, the
shipping division coppers and Mexican Pe
troleum, c hem teals and fertilisers i well
as gav and sugar share, ware 1 to $ points
higher at the best but failed to hold.
Teian company and Associated Oil, In
dustrial Alcohol LlgKU and Meyers To
bacco. and American Hide and Leather, pre
ferred, constituted some of the offsetting
features at declines of 1 to 8 points, with
an extreme reversal of five points for Brook
lyn Rapid Transit.
Ralls remained sluggish with few trans
actions in standard issues and a further ad
vance in Long Island and marked weakness
In New Haven.
Russian and Italian exchange asUbtlshed
new low records, with indications of liquida
tion In lire which fell to 7.18. while rubles
yielded to 86.16. Bonds were irregular with
total sales, par value, 84,9e0,4)M.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of nalet and quo tat tons on lead
ing stocks were:
Sales. High. Low. Close
Am. Beet Sugar. . . 1.000 4 98 4
American Can 1.800 47 W H
Am. Car A Foundry l.ftoo 68 87tf
Am. Locomotive... 1.100 78 Tit 78
Am. .Smelt. Ret. 10.1QQ 1O0H I9t ivi
Am. Sugar Ref
lit
138
Am. Tel. Tel....
Am. Z. U ....
Anaconda Copper. .
Atehleon
Raid, locomotive. .
Italtlmore ft Ohio..
Brook. Rapid Trait.
B. 41 H. Copper
Cel. Petroleum....
Canadian Paclfte..
1,800 2U 158
1.1 HO- 38 I7U 87
8.800 tk 8IU 88
1,400 08 104 108
S.800
44 14
1
14 91
1
400 IS
31
77
41
II
193
ii 4
iti
19 H
133
9
14
41
33ti
3 Si
31 5
800
7.70
4t
it
a
S4U
9414
35
tiii
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ii"
14
41
I3ti
61 1
Central Leather... 1,0.0
Chesapeake ft Ohte
C M. ft St. P.... 40
Chicago ft N. W-. .-
C. R. I. ft P 400
Chlno Copper MOO
Colo. Fuel ft Iron.. 1.100
Com Prodneta Ref. 1.500
Crucible Htael 3.0M
Distillers' Securities
Brl
aanaral Electric 181
Great No. pfd 900 11714 119(4 Hint
Clreat No. Ore ctfs MS
Illinois Central 1094
Inter. Con. Corp. . . 4.M0 !4 lit, lti
Inspiration Copper. 1,700 IT 14 17 47
Inter. Harvester 33s
Int. M. H. pfd. ctls 1114
K. C. Bonlhern 1414
Kennecott Copper. ., 4.300 44 44. tl
Ioulsvllle ft Naah 110
Mex. Petroleum 1.409 103V 103 10314
Miami Copper....- 1,10 4114 41 4114
Missouri Pacific. ... 14
Montana Power... 300 144 193 10114
Nationalised.,,. 904,
Nevada Copper 1,400 1444 34 3414
New York Central.. 1.900 10114 10114 101 14
N. r.. rv. ti. ft h . s.svo ,i
Norfolk ft Western
44
13IH
10144
1344
35
100 ft
15 5
9714
Northern pacific.
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania ...
Ray Con. Copper.
40
(.100
(7
Readlns I.1O0 10114 10014
Ren. Iron ft Steel.. 2,300 7944 V1
nnanuca Am. i.op. sou se '
Southern Pacific... 400 97'
Southern Railway.. 1.400 11'
044
Studebaker Co 1.400 10414 10714 lot
Tesaa Company..
1.100 110 119 111
union facinc. . . . mu it i4a j
U. 8. Jnd. Alcohol.. 1.200 ISA 1842 134U
U. S. Hteel 81,800 113 11I 118
union raumc
U. 8. Steel nfd..
1,000 130 130U 110
Utah Copper
8.800 107 108 1
108 108
waoasn pra.
1.300 3t 90 3
western union.... son iti it
Wo-Ungbouse Blee. 1,400 13 88 831,
Total sales for the day, 400.000 shares.
New Xerfc
New Tork. Jan. 18. Maroantile Paper
tt Pee cant.
Starting grrhange 4 day bills, $4.78;
commercial 80-day bills on banks, 14,78;
oommrols.l 80-day bills. 14.71 e; dend.
84.78; cables, 14.78 7-18.
Silver Bar, 78 fee; Mexican dellara, ite.
Bonda Oovernment steady; railroad ir
regular. Tirae Loaas-teadr: M days, 3 per
cent; M days, 8 per cent; sig rontha,
S98 per eeat.
Call toans Steady; high t per eeat; law.
1 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per oeat; last
loan, 3 per cent; closing bills, 1 per cent;
offered at 3 per cent.
U a r. 3s, reg. 80 M. K. T. 1st 4s T?
do coupon .... 19 -Mo. p. eett. 8s. .108
U. S. as, reg.. ..101 Mont. Power Is. .100
do coupon ...101 N. T. C. deb. As. 113
U. B. 4s, reg. ...110 N. T. City 4e.M0
do coupon ...llOUNew Haven c. 8s.l0B
A. T. AT. c. 4s I Of-Si No. Pacific 4s. . . 18
Anglo-French Is. it do Sa
Atch. gen. 4s ROre. 8. U ref. 4s. 84
B. ft O. 4s 84 Par. T. A T- 8a.. 101
Beth. St. ref. ds.lOOPenn. on. 4s..l07
Central Par, 1st.. 03 do gen. 4s...lfl4
C. A O. cv. 4s. . 3!) Beading gen. 4a.. fl
C. B. & Q. Jt. 4s 998o. Pan. cv. es..l04
C.,M.Ht.P.cv.ba..l0T do ref. 4s 04
C.,R.I.P.ref.4s.. 77USo. Railway 6s. .102
C. & H. ref. 4'ris. 88Unti Pacific 4s. 88
T ft R. O, c. 4s. 4 -do ev. 4s 04
Erie gen. 4t 73 U. 8. Ruhber s..l08
Gen. Klcc. 6s 10e U. 8. Steel .s..,10fi
Ot. No. 1st 4s..l0i W. Union 4a... 88
T. C. ref. 4s 99 Dom. of C, 1931.100
K. C. Bo. ref. 6s. 80 'Bid.
I ft. N. un. 4s.. . 37
v Local Monk aatd tltrasls.
Quotations furnished by Burn. Brisker ft
co umana naiioaai nana nuuuing,
Omaha :
STOCKS Bid. Asked.
Beatrice Cream Co. pfd 107 103
Cudahy Pack Co. com 112 113
do pfd 10- 107
Deere ft Co., pfd 88 100
Fairmont Creamery Co. pfd,...10f ....
Harding Crm. Co. 7 pet pfd.... 102
Lincoln T. T. Co. com 7 pet.. 37 93
Lincoln Trao. Co. com 60 0
Mountain Slate- T. ft T, Co 118 118
Nye-Schnelder-Fnwler Co 80 101
O. ft . B. St. Ry. Co., com.... 48 60
O. ft C. B. St. Ry. Co. pfd 70 74
O. ft C B. R. ft B. pfd 82 86
O. E. L. P. Co. pfd 86 87
State Bank of Omaha...., 118 130
Swift ft Co. stock 143 146
Union Stock Yards Co. pet ..143 146
Von Steen Co,, Beatrice, Neb 100
BONDS
A. T. ft T. Co., 6s 3V4 80
'Booth-SL Louts Cold Storage s 98 100
Chicago Union Stations 4... .100 100
lowa-Ptd. Cement 8s, 1922 99 100
Iowa South. Util. Co, 3s. 1333.. 100 101
Kearney (Neb.) School 4 s 100.38 101.38
Omaha Atn. ciub 8s. isi.-issz vs ioo
OAT H Hi. Ry. 6s. 1838 t 97
Omaha Can Co. r.s, 1917 97 98
Pacific 0. ft BL Co. Da, 1942 0,1 93
Packard notes, 1919 99 99
WUhoo ft Co. 8s, 1941 102 102
Imion Stark Market.
London. Jan. IS. American securities de
clined in sympathy with New Tork on the
stock exchange here today.
Stiver Bar, 37 3-ld per ounce,
Monev 8 per cent. ,
Discount Rates Short bills, S(38 per
cent; tnree monuvs, owu per cent
Bank CIMMwe.
Omaha, Jan. 21 Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 14.883,888.81 and for the
corresponding day last year 13.108,432.19.
Mrs. Cox Again Named as
Special Investigator
The city council has confirmed the
appointment ot Mrs. U ti. ox as spe
ctal investigator for the police depart
ment. She will be detailed on spe
cial cases.
When Williemina Dalrymple disap
peared on January 1 Mrs. Cox was
assiKnen to that case and, it is stated,
she gathered information which has
not been made public.
This new member of the police de
partment operated here for years as
a palmist and clairvoyant
HOW MANY CALORIES
DO YOOMT A DAY?
food is the Fuel Which Keeps
the Body Steamed Up and
Gives Strength.
NEED MORE WHEN AT WOEK
By A. R. GROH.
Do you like calories? Whethr you
do or not, you rnust hae from 2QQ
to 3,500 of them in your diet daily.
A "calorie" is the unit by which wt
food scientists measure the value of
various foods. We take a gram of
sirloin steak, for instance, and burn
it in bomb calorimeter. The heat
given off passes through the bomb
and is taken up by a known volume
of water of a known temperature.
From the increase in the temperature
of the water the food value of the
sirloin steak is calculated.
Food is to the human body just
what coal is to a boiler. Some foods
give more strength and heat and
energy and "pep" to the body than
others. Far more, as you shall hear,
my children.
Probably you think that sirloin
steak is a very strengthening food.
A pound of it will give 975 calories.
And probably you imagine that salt
pork isn't very nutritious. But a
pound of salt pork gives 3,555 calo
ries nearly four times as much as
the sirloin steak.
Value of an Egg.
A doren hen's eggs give 635 calo
ries, while a pound of butter gives
3,410 calories. Let's do a little rig
gering here. Eight hen's eggs weigh
about a pound. They would yield
about 425 calories and would cost, at
present, about 35 cents.
In other words, when you eat eggs
you pay 35 cents for only 425 calories
and when you eat butter you get 3,410
calories of food value for about 45
cents.
Down with the hen! Up with the
cowl We've been boosting this hen
person along too much. She does a
lot of cackling, but she can't deliver
the calories.
Don't eat celery, cucumbers and
lettuce for nutrition. They contain
only a measly sixty-five calories to
the pound. If you want to get nutri
tion and strength out of vegetables
eat dried peas or dried beans, which
have 1,565 and 1,520 calories, respec
tively, to the pound. Potatoes go
295 to the pound.
Grapes Nutritious.
Grapes are the most nutritious
among fresh fruits, with 295 calories
to the pound.
White bread is very nutritious, con
taining 1,200 calories to the pound.
A 5-cent loaf, therefore, gives you
about 900 calories. Five cents worth
of sirloin steak will give you only
about 250 calories. Five cents worth
of milk yields about 400 calories.
And here, Johnnie, is something to
tell your ma when you want a nickel
for candy. Ordinary candy will aver
age 1,680 calorics to the pound
(about the same as oatmeal.) And
chocolate is the most nutritious thing
known, yielding 5,625 calories to the
pound.
The greater the activity of the in
drrid uaf the more calories he needs
and therefore the more food he needs.
Men on foot ball teams require about
6,600 calories a day. Men with little
exercise need only about 2,600. The
inhabitants of the Java village at the
Chicago exposition required only 1,450
calories a day. American farmers
need about 3,500 calories a day. ,
Union Pacific Closes
Case Against Railroads
Attorneys closed their arguments in
the Union Pacific case in which that
road is suing all the railroads that
enter the Union depot for a breach of
contract The Union Pacific charged
that the railroads that use the depot
did not pay their pro rata share of a
personal injury suit as they had
agreed to. The case cited by the
Union Pacific was that of John O.
Moore, Omaha attorney, who was in
jured in the depot and who was
awarded $50,000 damages from the
Union Pacific
The case has been in progress for
four weeks. It was heard by Charles
F. McLaughlin, special master, who
has taken it under advisement.
Death Calls Pioneer
Woman, Mother of Omahans
Mrs. G. E. Cooney, 2228 South Six
teenth street, received word yesterday
of the death of her mother, Mrs. J. K
Flynn of Norfolk. Two other daugh
ters, Mrs. F. T. Walker and Mrs. Pat
McCormick, also live in this city.
Mrs. Flynn was 60 years of age and
one of the pioneers of Madison
county. Death was due to dropsy.
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Mail Carriers Get Half
Holiday and No Money
Mail deliveries were suspended this
afternoon in order to give all carriers
a half day holiday for the extra time
they put in New Year's. The gov
ernment does not allow any financial
compensation for extra time and at
the same time imists that the car
riers work only eight !.ours a day.
The only way to compensate the men
for the extra time, Postmaster Fan
ning decided, was to allow them a
half day otf.
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takes only a few minutes to prepare.
Get from any dmmist 2 ounoea of
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AMCSEMKNTH
GRAND OPERA
Naxt Tkura. FrL, Sat. and Sat. Mathm
AUDITORIUM
Four Different, Complete and Elaborate;
Productisxis af tha Muterearks by tha
WTTH TfrTJITY DQTRIljiaiirn EUtOPUN AND VfflCsw
mwemm and ui0Pcat ovchunt
Presenting Upon Brilliant Scale off
Artistry and Metropolitan Excellences
THURSDAY EVENING. ..... , ."AID A"
FRIDAY EVENING "FAUST
BAT. MAT "TALES OF HOFFMAN
SATURDAY EVENING XAVALLERIA"
and "PAGLIACCI"
Introducing Four Different Casts.
Prices, 76 to $2, According to Lacation.
Seata ready now for ail performances,
t Auditorium Manager's office. Mail
orders, both from in and out of town, still
received and filled in order of arrival.
Lochia Pryor, Local Manager.
BOYD'S JSmWSS
Top." Mara Friday. ti Ail
Bat Sam Oatr ...iLUU
SEASON'S DELIGHTFUL
MUSICAL SENSATION I
"THE
BLUE
PARADISE" :
Dtnct From Ob. Yar al Caaba. Tbaatsw.
Naw York
Notabl, Ca.t Orcatra, Eta,
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Gsllary lOo; Bmt Soati (,jict Saturday as. Sua
du), 29e; Nltlits, 10.. 29l, 99c asd 74a.
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTEH."
ilbrtm.n li . Dailr Mat., i
i-! "-"r Emn', It-JWsVIt.
Jack Srnssr's Invincible Hsadlln. Attraction.
alnew BEHMAH SHOW
Crsw.ad with Novtrtl. and Onrffowlis with Hit
FWS.'.M.rleile; Ameta Pynes;.'.
Bud Snydar Com,,, Crcllrtl with Blmh Lsndsll. Bl,
Cluru, si Boy, ssd Girl,. (Flsal Prasrasi Friday Nits)
I -d'.,' Dim. Matins. Evsry Week Day.'
Sat Hat. a Uk: "aUrrc Bomidars" 4 AOs Bayiuiukl
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tj-FIVE REELS C A
J? FIRST RUN 4
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard, fa
Sth Chapter "THE PURPLE MASK"
A Dandy L-KO Comedy Called
"THE BATTLE OF LET'S CO"
International Cartoon.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Danisl Frohman presents
IRENE FREDERICK and OWEN MOORE
in "A CONEY ISLAND PRINCESS"
A Delishtful Comedy-Drama.
BOULEVARn
33d and Leavenworth JLefV
VIVIAN MARTIN In
"HER FATHER'S SON"
KM ERNEST EVANS CO., . tS5
In "Tha Soclaty Circus." SS
9 Bowsn II Bowen. Nada Kaasar, lM
) Bet and Harry Cordon JT
i , CLARA" KIMBALL VOUNCTto" i
X "HEARTS AFIRE." VJ .
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