f HE REE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1317.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Wat
A most attractive home
built to live in,
not to rent;
built to last a lifetime;
beautifully finished and
decorated;
in the very best residence
district.
This is one of the best built homes in
Omaha. Stone foundation and base
ment ' under the whole house, and
solid brick above; full brick cross
wall. No veneer. The porch steps,
front, back and to the sun parlor, are
all stone. The roof is slate. The coal
bins and fruit cellar of tile. There is
practically no cost for painting or re
pairs. The library with built-in book cases
is solid cherry; the halls and stair
case of oak. The dining room is pan
eled in Vemtian oak. All floors up
stairs as well as down are hardwood,
quarter-sawed beach, except the kit
chen, which is maple, and tile under
the stove. A large double storm win
dowed and screened sun porch is con
nected with both the library and din
ing room by French doors. The walls
of the first floor and upper hall are
covered with hand decorated burlap,
except the music room. There are
three bath rooms. The ample closets
all have outside windows and ward
robes and chest of drawers, which
will delight any woman. There is a
laundry, fruit cellar, furnace room
and space which can be finished for
a billiard room in the basement,
which is cemented throughout Soft
water is furnished from a large cis
tern. The house has a gas hot-water
heater for summer use, thermostat,
electric outlets, etc.
It is so well built that 16 tons of coal
will heat it throughout, and with solid
brick walls it is wonderfully cool in
summer.
As it is at the very crest of the hill
in the summer there is always a
breeze there if anywhere. It is con
venient to the car line and in the
choicest residence section of Omaha.
The price is very reasonable, and
fAM.a will liA mafia tn suit, t.hft huv-
er's convenience. Owner is leaving
tne my.
C. C. BOSEWATER, CARE OMAHA
BEE.
West Farnam District
s roomi. strictly raodsrn, practically
new, brick and stucco house, including
sun. room and sleeping- porch; hot wator
heat, beautifully finished and decorated,
oak throughout, garage for 8 cars, lot
66x128, located near sstn ana i,ase, oom
mandlns a line view of the city. Price,
115,500.
Hiatt Company,
25-7- Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bids. Tyler la.
3625 California St. '
A thoroughly wtll built house, 4 larrs
bedrooms, ona of which Is arranged for
sleeping porcn; oonvemeni imngfnwni
first floor, with fireplace. 16,500, varr easy
terms.
World Realty Company,
Douglaa 8342.
Gun Theater Bids;.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
Owner leaving- city offers home In Bemts
park district at a big aacrtflce. Mouse
)H strictly modern, except furnace. Has
electric lights, water and sewer and Is In
Hood condition. Near school house, close
to car line and In good neighborhood.
Lot ta 60x120; has 8 cherry trees; side
walks In and paid for. Offered for II,
tiOO. Terms If desired. 1617 Franklin St
HARNEY STREET.
49x100 feet on Harney street, Just west
u f 3 3d, splendid 8-room house. Price
15,000. This Is a very good speculation.
G G. CARLBERG,
310-811 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Z CAMB from Arisona to sell my eleganc
West Farnam residence, 8 rooms, strictly
modern, hot water heat, oak and cherry
finish with hantC jme fireplace. I will
sacrifice for 16,000, J. E. Rowlands, ac
Kontenelle hotel.
WEST FARNAM, stucco, 1-r., modern. Lot
valne, 13.000; bouse value, 14,000. All for.
It.tfO. Ilf No. llth Ave. Doug. 1941.
North.
2418 LARIMORE AVE.
$150 CASH
6 rooms, modern except heat, newly painted
and decoiated; cloet to car and paved
street. Price, 12,260, balance easy pay
ments.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN (Realtors),
1614 HARNEY ST.
TYLER
PRAIRIE PARK 4501 North 27th, east
front, corner, both streets pavad: splendid
shade, hedge and shrubbery; near publlo
and parochial schools; on car una; oonv
munity brick garage and elub house
1 rooms and bath; 2-story; oak and white
enamel finish; 1600 cash and ISO month y.
B. J. Scaaneli, owner. V. S9S or Colfax
3611.
NEW BUNOALOW.
Ptve rooms, strictly modern, finished to
Oak. Located at 2923 N. 26th St. Pries
13.1511. Term.. Will taks small cottage
In trads.
NORRIS NORRIS.
4so Bee Building. Phone Douglas 4171.
South.
$200 Cash
$15.00 Per Month
2b(Ht Pierce. 5-room, modern except fur
ruce. South front. One block to the car
lli;e. A very complete little home for
only xi,z&o.
you cannot afford to rent a home whn
y can buy one as cheap as this Is of
fered and en such easy terms.
A. P. Tukey & Son,
HEALTORS.
f'hone Doug.
620 First Xat. Bank.
Do You Want a Home?
Uook at 3124. Marcy Street.
some caelt down, balance like rent.
Price only 3.800. The house has 7 rooms
mi wanly new. Oak finish down stairs
nd strictly modern. Newly decorated,
walking distance.
The best bargain in the city for the
mMiw-y.
Cat this eut for reference. DO IT NOW.
Arthur C. Crossman.
I4I SI rat Nat. Bk Bldg. Phone Doug. 6107.
Field Club Home
On the southeast corner of JUth and
Popplelon Ave., or,ponlte the Field club,
we have for sale a nearly- new eight-room
two-story house, with garage. The corner
lot Is vacant, house being sttuAted on the
inside lot. The property in Ideally situ
ated and has several beautiful shade trees.
The price ot the house with grounds. 100
iW& ft., is 110,600; or the property can be
pvidea ana tne corner lot sold separately.
Tlii must be seen to be appreciated.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Uoug. 7u4. 902 City Net. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
South.
Hailscom Park Bargain
Kight rooms strictly modern, sleeping
porch, oak floor, brlcked-ln furnace, fun
cement baaement, soft and clly waier
In basement, large corner lot, good garage-.
This Is up for a quick sale.
BIG 4 REALTY CO.
1015-1 W. CV W. Bldg Doug. 33t.
HIGHEST BID GETS MY HOUSE.
Non-resident here thia week only; will
sacrifice 16,000 home, Hanscom Park, S
rooms, K. C. cottage type. All modern, oak
finish: bed and bath rooms both floore.
Terms to suit. Phone H. 3670. Write
Box T M.I. Bee.
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT.
6 rooms, all modern, beautifully deco
rated, house but I years old, east front
lot, paved street, splondld located, close to
Hanscom park. Price only 33, 60.
C G. CARLBERG,
110-313 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
Own Your Own Home
On Your Own Terms
CLOSE IX.
A six -room house, near 35tti and Leav
enworth, with an east front corner lot.
full cement basement, brick foundation,
practically new. Price 33,650. Paving all
paid.
IN BEAUTIFUL CLAIRMOXT.
Bast front lot, two-story house, built
by the owner for a home and In excellent
condition; has the regulation living room
urrangement on the first floor finished In
oak, with 3 bedrooms and attic above.
The terms are right. Price, M.S00.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Realtors
Douglas 1902.
tU-20 City National.
CLOSE IN
NEW BUNGALOW
Lrge living room dining room, kite heft
en first floor; thro large bedrooms and
bath on second floor; oak finish and oak
floors; built-in bookcases and buffet; full
basement; guaranteed furnace; east front
lot; paved street; tine location. Price
t,Bu Terms.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Doug. IQOt. Ground Fir McCaiue Bldg
A 1917 OPPORTUNITY
A small oash payment, balance monthly
(only It applies on purchase price In
stead of a rent receipt), will buy any
one of 6 brand new bungalows we have;
6 rooms and bath each, all oak finish,
best of plumbing and heating; guaran
teed, handsome light fixtures; choice
large lota. In locations where new houses
surround you. Price 93, SOU to 33.300. Wo
are anxious to show you these and you
should be Just as anxious to see mem.
RASP BROS,,
Realtors.
210-13-14 Keelme Bldg. Tyler 711.
HERK'S WHAT TOIT WANT.
Pine place for chickens, garden, etc..
good 6-r. house, 2 garages, shods, etc. ;
cemented cellar, large lot and vacant land
adjoining; house has gas, city water and
toilet; block to paved street; nne loca
tion; near 88th and Franklin, Real bar
gain at 13,109; best terms.
Neat 6-r. cottage, mod, er. heat, full lot,
eholce location, Daved street; close In,
near 87 th and Popple ton. 33,400, on very
easy terms.
M'KITRICK REAL. ESTATE CO., Realtor,
81S Ramge Bldg. D. 1483. Tyler 2 HO -J,
CLOSE-IN RESIDENCE OR
ROOMING HOUSE.
A splendid 8 -room house, strictly mod
ern and up-to-date. Just the thing for
roomers or a good slie family. Certainly
a ana at MQ.
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO.
801 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 430.
THE GR HAT EST GAIN 18,711
In paid want-ads ever made by an)
Omaha paper, la the record of THJl
OMAHA BKJD for 11.
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATI
MODERN BUNGALOW
Fine location, east froot, paved street,
I rooms, hardwood floors and finish, close
to school and car. A bargain at $8,009.
Easy terms Call owner. Doug 1781.
FIVE rooms, new, oak finish, fully deco
rated, all modern, etc.. I2,7t0r 3300 oash,
balance monthly. Doug. lata.
NEW bungalow, also 8-r. and gardening;
your terms and price j lnv. with 1400, rent
3 houses (oost 33.600). 88.600. D. 3107.
1. B. ROBINSON. Real Estate and Insur
ance. 448 Bee Dldg. Douglas 8007.
R. R TRUMBUl.Ii
813 World-Herald Bldg.
D. 1784.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
7 Choice Lota
31st Ave. and Jackson
We have 7 very desirable lots on 31st
Avenue, Just south of Jackson street, in
cluding 2 corners, which are being offered
right now at a big discount from former
prices; will sell separately. Chance to get
a close-in lot In a desirable district at a
bargain. Full particulars of
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Realtors y
Douglas 3963. 919-20 City National.
North.
AFT BR looking at MINNA LUMA. 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that It was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed Ihelr Judgment by buying lota
IF YOU will oome out today you will
understand why the others are buying,
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
743 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
VUti UK&A t tt HA IN on,. 38
In paid want-ads vr made by any
Omaha paper Is the reoord of TUB
OMAHA bUH, tot 191$.
BENT KUSULTtt LOWEST RfcTB.
REAL EST A IE-Suburban
Dundee.
BARTON Dundee home, $5,000; 8 -room, all
modern; large lawn, with garage, F. D.
Wead, 310 8. 18th St.
Florence.
ANNEXATION of Kioivnce will Increase the
value of acreage Nethaway. Florence fit
South Side.
MEDIUM PRICED HOMES.
On tbe South Side, on full-Bleed lota,
ranging rrom $l.i to 4Z.bM in different
localities, with ill cty Improvements,
near schools and churches; can be bought
from us on s small oash payment,
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT OO.
4126 8 34th St Phone South 1847
Miscellaneous
$50 CASH, 510 PER MONTH.
One acre, all Id alfalfa, lays between
two car lines and two boulevards. Price
oniy tiuu.
BIO 4 REALTY COMPANY,
1016-1 WO W Bldg. D 3438.
SMALL At KLuif, KOH KENT.
7A acres North Omaha: gardening dis
trict, 4 -room houite; barn, hog I ise, eta
ARMSTRONG- WALSH COM PAN l,
Tyler 1630 8 3 Rose Bldg
s-a. acre for sale bigb and sightly; on
Military paved road sacrifice, easy terms
Colfax 2607.
FARM LAND WANTED
RA: CHKS. Farm Lands, bought, sold, es
rbanrd B "d R B Montgomery
Give your Want Ad a chance to
make good, lun it in The Bee.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
I'Hfa ui.n,A I tut I UAIN .(
In paid we lit -ad made by enr
Oma ba pa per, ta t be record of f H B
OMAHA HEbi tor 1110.
HKN'I Ws.-SI'ITH- lOWKNt RAT
FOR SALE OR KXCHANUB
Improve I co-err farm. 0 ml from Ues
trice. About IS" noree under cultivation.
ARCH Kit RRAi.' CO..
ft HO UrH'rtH.r Uldg
WK have wiiit- j..t f1 minr and rental prop
ertles for ,h or lnw imirt Kilwarri K
vVHIlBni i -mHri Nnt lRankHld
I -ROOM house with 4 acres for sale ot
trade. Call S. 210b.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
VV A, 1 hU 4. 6 and e-roomud bouses tba'
oan be sold for 81V0 oasb. balance lit pe
month; send oomplete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1330 Fsrnam. Tel Doug 1064.
LIST vtiur 6 and S-room bouens with us
WE KIA I H KM OKBOKNE UCAL1
CO Onus 1474
1 WILL ouy a good Dundee borne, sli to
elghl rooms, for ossb: west of tub and
M east of Hid. Box 307, Omaha Bee.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate. Loans. Mortgages.
CITT and farm loans promptly made.
Rates. 6. hKi end 6 per cent. Reasonable
commission,
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
3138outh J 7th, Omaha. Neb.
60 Serving our investors for M
O .rears without a loss Is our rec
ord In beno.lng first uortgages on pro
ductive Nebraska farms Our loans rua
In amounts from f0 to 83I.0OO. We
collect all Interest and principal free or
charga
City and Farm Loans
6, bVi and 8 per cent. Also first mort
gages on farms and Omaha real estate for
sale. J. U. Duinont Co. 418-111 Keel Ine
Bldg.. I7tb and Harney.
THk UKhJAThitfT OA1N 6S.73I
In paid want ads ever made by any
Omaha paper Is the record of TUB
OMAHA BUB for 1118.
BBHT RKHUI.TS LOWEST RATB
$7,600 M7ilrfUAOK'laMnio per cent sVrnT
ann., secured by property val ed at 326,
000. Talmage-Loomls lnv. Co., W. O. W.
Bjdg.
6 PKH CENT to per cent orTbest class city
residences In amount 82,ooe up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commission.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 1838 Farnam St.
STANDARD SWCUR1TY AND
INVESTMENT CO.,
3 WEAD BUM J. 1RTH AND FARNAM.
SHUPEN A CO.. PRIVATE MONBT.
3500.00 to loan on Omaha real estats or
Central Neb. land.
W. L. Setby A Sons, Keeline Bldg.
MONEY 10 loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gages. Klokv lnv. Co., Omaha.
RELIABLE Insurance. See O'Nell's Real
Estate and Insurance Agency. 633-e" Bran-
rets Theater Tel. Tyler 1024.
AfbNKY on and" "for city and
farm loans, U. W. Binder, City
NatlonaiBank Bldg.
INSURANCE, Fire Tornado. Automobile"
See Or! mine I. 849 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
5V2 LOANS
OARVIN BKOa,
Urn Nai. Bk. Bldf.
6 LI MONEY MAHRISON & MORTON.
10 mi Omaba Nat. Bank Bids.
OlIAH HOMES, EAST NEB. FARMS.
OKEEPB R a. CO.. MM Omaka Nat'l
"Farm and city loans, h-i and 6 psr cent
W. H Thomas, KeHn Bldg. Dous
WORLD KEALTY CO.,
Sun Tbsatsr
Bulldinf.
CITY snd fsrm loans, lowsst rates.
K. H. LOUUEK. Inc., H Kesllne B ar
(100 to lio.ouo msds promptly. F. D. Wead.
Weed Bids., lath and Farnam Sts.
LOW KATE3 C. O. CARLBBRQ, 111
Brsndts Thsstsr Bldg. D. III.
NO DELAY In closing loans. W. T. Graham,
IOIBm Bldf.
Financial Wanted.
WANTUD to borru fion. privats party
17.000 for ft to 10 ysars, 6 par cent Interest.
A-l farm security. Boi 1463. Bse.
Abstracts oi Title.
If ay.,. Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
ILC11 106 a 17th St.. (round floor.
Bonded by Msss. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 106 Brandels Tbsatsr.
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
panles 044 Brandels Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
friv vnnr Want AH a ptiam tn
make good, Run it in The Bee.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO RENT
When you can own a farm In the Trin
ity River Valley of Eant T.xae, for ISC.
per acre. Easy terms to actual settlers.
Our next excursion Is March 6. Write for
literature.
W. S. FRANK.
201 Neville Block, Omaha, Neb.
Nebraska Lands.
THE BIOOKST BARGAIN EVER
OFFEBBn.
$21 per acre with only half csnhf or. e
little leu than that, ynt. If nei'ensary.
will buy fnr you the finest big farm
ranch In this entire neighborhood.
This place leys )ust 8H miles aouth of
f.rawrord an the main line roan between
Crawford snd Maryland. Has good eel
of frame Improvement, telephone con
nections, school house right near the Im
provements, le all fenced and cronn
fenced, has 300 acrei under cultivation
and 800 acres that oan be cultivated.
That part of the plane that cannot ue
cultivated Is heavily grasned with buffalo,
wheat and gramma grartn; has running
water and considerable timber. '
The soil is a good, dark loam with a
clay subsoil, Is long on potato raining,
good on alfalfa and Alfalfa seed and fine
for small grnln as wall an rwrn.
This is really the bltcgeat bargain I
have or the blRgent bargain that I will
evor be able to offer you in this country.
This place conniats of 3,200 acrea
' only 21 per acre; right h;re compara
tively under the eaves of the JJlggest Lit
tle City on Earth.
There are I or I quartern of thia place
that I can use very nicely myself and I
would take a couple of them at 26 per
ar-re, or there It ona that I would take
alnKty. without improvements, at $27 per
acre. I cannot handle the whole place,
ir you ran raise the money to come and
grab this, and you want to turn ma on
or two .of these quarter, I will take them
at the above price.
Don't watt around until after March 1
and then try to get thia, Cor my time ta
absolutely out on March 5, and after that
1 could not sell you the place even at an
Increase In price of perhaps several dol
lar per acre.
Jump right on the train today and
come up hf re and look this over, and
oome prepared to dal for the place. Will
surely null you at thia price.
ARAH L. H UNOKRFORD,
Crawford, Da we County, Nebraska.
FOR SALE by the sheriff of Oreeiey County",
Nebraaka, February 2T, 1H1T, to eatlsfy
certain mortgages, . II of section 4, town
ship 19, rana Oreeiey County, Ne
braska. This soot Ion is gently rolling; aoil
slightly andy; about half now In culti
vation, balance in pasture. Large hog
tight paatura. Buildings practically new.
oonalstlng of a larg two-story house, large
barn and other buildings. Windmill, large
oiatern, co'n ate Vave, .ater piped to
house, barn and feed lota A snap foi
some ona, For further Information write
Box 267. Central City, Neb.
w h. kahm tbe rarm we sell yen.
THE UUNGltiUFORO POTATO U ROWERS
ASSN..
Co-operative Potato farming,
hxn and Howard sta. 'jppeuHe Auditorium.
. i istid iiiHdi' dry tniiiian fur crops or
nn pay. If uui way of 1 mining land. No
tract toe large or too wet uuarante
IrTntntttTs- 'o iiHktanri "
KuH SAI.itl Heal large body high grade
medium priced land in Nebraaka; very
little money required C. Bradley. Woi
bach. Nab.
Iowa Larda.
V.l SALE an Idea, combination grain and
st.irk farm, containing 1$7 acres, situated
near Council Illuffs, la., and 14 miles of
shipping point. A beautiful home on main
traveled road, R, Y U. and telephone
Urn .. Can nil'' posswnlon Uarcb 1. For
furthtr particulars, address Frank Brqm-,..-y.
2j ivarl bt., Council Bluffs, la.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida Lands.
KAIbo, ALFALFA IN FLORIDA (Nate
Ha)) this winter First cutting. If days
$60 to $ annually on $0 land U
Paxnn Rlk Walnut f'"1 (eienlngsl
Kansas Lands.
lfiO ACHES of beat Arkansas valley land
.tolnlng Harden City, Kan.; 80 acrra wheat,
in fine shape; 4n acre alfalfa, good Irri
gating plant: all In fin shape to make
money; will sell cheap according to oihcrw
of mint niiattiy and location; nalklna du
tance of $40,000 high school and rhurchea.
Address T. Hatch, Cimarron, Kan.
M h
andt
FOR SA LK CLOV Kit -LAND FARMS.
Grains thrive Drouth, hall unknown
Root orops. dairying, grail ng. Ideal. Fine
roads, market; 11 growing days, Aver
age killing frost October 1. Terms easy
Ueorge Rowell. Jr.. tt Baoon Blk., Mar
quette, Mloh
Missouri 1 ands
SMALL MO Farm liu oash and $5 month
ly; no intereat or taiee; highly productive
land; close to I big market Write for
photograph and mil Information. Hunger.
A-ll N T Life Bldg Xansa Oily. Mo.
Tennessee Lands.
LAXD BARGAINS.
I.KOO acrta good level to rolling unim
proved land located In middle Tenneae.
plenty of timber on the land for nulldlne
purpose; good running water; fine cli
mate, 11 miles from railroad, good road to
the land: thl Is a fine cattle grating
proposition. Price I4.R0 per acre; terms,
one-half cash and balance in one and two
years.
3,000 acres all level, unimproved land,
located In southern Tennessee, plenty of
timber for building purpose; aeven mileji
from railroad: ten miles from county seat
town; good water; fine cattle grailng snd
general farming proposition. Trice $6.60
per sere; one-half cssh and balance one
and two year.
2,600 acres of coal and timber land. lt
miles north Chattanooga. Trim. i miles
from railroad: three veins of coal, average
thlckneas four feet: drift mining Price
$10 per acre; terma one-third cash and
balance In ten yeare.
10,000 arms of coal and timber land lo
cated In Bledso county. Tenn., close to
railroad; three veins, avaraie thlcknesa
four feet; one-half oash and easy terms
on the balance. Price $1)1 per acre.
O. C. RICHARDSON & CO.
TULLAHOMA, TENNKRHEE
Texas Lands.
1,194 acres In Toyoh Lake dint., Went Texas;
will sell In $0 and ISO -acre tracts at $26.00
an aore; Irrigated by wells. Ask us
about It.
INTERHTATE REALTY CO..
929-30 City Nat'l Bldg. Doug. 8Sft3
Wisconsin Lands.
WE OWN 150,000 ACRES.
$7.50 to $25.00 per acre.
Reasonable terms.
GRIMMER LAND CO.,
Marinette, Wisconsin.
AUTOMOBILES
W I L t j Y 8 -O V E RL A N P. INC."
USED CAR DEPT.
Douglas 3 2 KG. 9047-49 Farnam.
Touring cars and roadster of Overland,
Studehakcr, Maxwell, Ford, Oakland.
Mitch!!, Bulck and Hudaon makes.
TERM 8 IF DESIRED.
Prompt attention given to all Interested
out-of-town buyers. ,
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
2209 Farnam St. Douglas 3310.
1914 Hupmoblla "$S" $300
1919 Saxon 3f-0
1911. overland Touring $37(1
1914 Chalmers "0" Haorlflce
isTct'.'
Cash rebate on your auto inaurance pol-
. loy If your car Is equipped with
PERRY LOCK.
Phone Douglas jai'j 194 Brandels Bldg.
1 lil"pAiOK," el'ectrlo equipped, "tilt.
11914, fl-60 Maxwell speedster. $40e.
Several second-hand Franklins,
TELL t B1NKLEY.
2318 Hnrney 8t D. 18 T.
WANTED To trade a speedy roadster for
a Hupmoblle 92. My oar Is In good me
chanical condition and very fast. Phone
D. 7656.
WE will trade you a new Ford tor your
old one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAOtfl CO.,
10th and Harney. Douglas $991.
FOR 8 ALE A fine looking electrlo oar.
In good condition. For further par ttcu
lars call Harney SS92 between 10 a. m.
and I'd m.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.
Used Car De; t.
2216-18 Farnam St. Douglas 169.
Almost any make at reasonable prices.
2IU 1 VULTCO.,
1MI Tavenport Ht.
$0 Per CentjBaved on 'rr Eipen.
FORD coupe, electric starter, new tires, per
fect condition throughout. E. C. Kinney,
Douglas 6625, Hotel Hurley. Omaha.
WILL pay CASH FOR several uaed TWO
CYLINDER CARS. Phone Harney 170$
and aak for JOHN.
AUTOMOBILE truck for sale. 1039 S. 10th
street. Tyler 19-5B-W.
BERTSCHY "Kan-Flx-It." Southeast cor
ner 2u(b and Harney Sts. Douglas 9661
ONE "ftulctruckrV.'eoOba.Tee Btbler7lH
H. KUh Ht.
Auto Livery and Garages.
EXPERT auto repairing, "aervlce ear al
waya ready." Omaha Garage, 2010 .Har
nay St. Tyler 66
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$100 reward for magneto' we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Bayadorfer, 210 N. 19th.
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Sivloe. and
prlcea right. 11$ S. llth. D. 799,
PERSONAL
THE GREATEST OAIN 6S.7I8
In Paid Want-ads evr made by an
Omaha paper, la the record of THIS
OMAHA BEB for 1916.
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATS.
THE Salvation Army Industrial home so.
llclts your old olothlng, furniture, maga
zines. We collect We distribute. Phone
Doug. 412ft and our wagon will call. Call
and tnspeot our new borne, lilO-ilU-lll
Dodge St.
MISS LARSON Baths, massage and man!
curing. Scalp and facial massage. Staats
Institute. 160 Harney ou v. .u7. open
evenings and Sundays,
LUELLA WEBSTER, massage and mani
curing. 618 Paiton Blk. Red 2400.
MISS S. BENJAMIN, manicuring, facial,
scalp treatment, fit gats Lie. 1606 Harney.
MAE BIll'UMAX, scientific masseuess and
baths, 203 Karbach blk Red 9737.
ALL Right Private Maternity Horn, foil
Miami St. Webaler 2909.
SCIENTIFIC massage. $20 Bee Bldg. Phone
Douglas 873.
MISS LILLY, bath massage, .MIarnsm St
E. BROTT Magnetic maasag'e. 2414 cVmfiig'
Manicuring and mass. 102.TFartu.in. Rra. 19.
MONEY TO LOAN
COULD YOU USB
$240.00 OR MORE.
$24.00
If yoo could get It t a very low rate
of Interest and where you V'ould be pro
tected frwm high rates and infalr treat
ment. Why deal with a company that does not
treat your deal with utmost privacy.
We do not advertise misleading rates
and we give you a contract book showing
Just what you are charged for the loan
and the amount of each payment per
month.
Our bond and license protects you be
sides we have been In business twenty-five
years.
OMAH. LOAN COMPANY.
40PaxtonBlk: TelJouglaa 119$.
FURNITURE, pianos, lnd. notes as security"
$40 (-mo. H. H. gds total cost, $4 60;
$40 " Indorsed notes, total oost, $1.90.
Smaller, larger am ts., proportionate ratex
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
Organised by Omaba Business Men.
499 Rose Bldg ISlh sed Farnam Tv 099.
t n Dla. Ofoes. 410 N th. R. 4011.
Horaea Live Stock Vehicle)!
A PERCH E RON pedigree horse, t years
old, for aale; weighs 1,900 )ba. ; registered;
No. 1 horse. Matt Triarwelier. Fullcrton,
eb.
ON ACCOUNT of using automobile trucks.
Delivery horses for aale. J. J. Zoller Mer
cantile Co.
ONE bay mare, weighs 1,000 Imfi one
black mare, weighs 1.276 lb. Florence 18ii
Motorcycles and Bicycles
H ARI.EY-DA VIDSON MOTORCYCLES Bar
gain In used machines Victor Roos, "Tbe
Motorcycle Man." $709 Leavenworth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SclutaUuni! run Mae and h unhand l
Joe Dugout o, northeast corner
Fifth ami Hickory streets. $0x100.
undivided onr-half $
llanltUKK A llvydeu to William V..
AtUrnos, Jaj nea si reels. 1-3 feel
fast of Thtrt -ninth atreet, north
aide. 182x142 e
Charlea H. t?rethton and wife to
Ella I. Fair, northwest corner Imo
gene avenue and Military avenue,
sisAxasi a.
John C Hardman and wtf to Charles
W. Martin, Whttomore street. 194
feet east of Thirtieth street, north
aid, 41x114
Arthur L. Stein to J. I.eavttt. Fori
Omaha avenue. 477 rel weat of
Forty-third avenuw, north side.
140x10; Evan ilwl, Oft) fel
east of Thirty-fourlh atreet, aouth
sld. ftOsUS
Emll llolmatrom and wife to Erlthlof
LlndterK, Myrtle avenue. 100,3 feel
west of Thlrty-aecond atreet, aouth
aide, 50x10
Wlnifrrd tl. lliiilt and husband to
Blanch M. Barr, Twenty-fifth
atreet, 2 Of. fet nuth of Woolworth
avenue, west aide, 41x120
Lola A. Craig and huiband to
Michael J. Nnylon. Hickory atreet.
thirty faet east of Twenty-fifth av
etiue. aouth side. 3A120
Mnrnlugslde lind Co. to Mine Prop!.
I'ark-r strfet, forty-one feel weat
of Clifton avenue, north aids, 4lx
133
Franeaa J. McOovern and wife to
John O. Detweller, Florence boule
vard, r4 0 feet north of Ogden
jptreei, weat side. Irregular, ap
proximately SOxbl
Oeorge A Co. to Dorothy Steven.
Wood, Chicago street 9f-9 feel
weal of Fifty-second atreet, south
side, Irregular, approximately 70
xl36
John O. DetwelUr and wife to
Franc i J. McOovern and wlf,
Florenne bouMvard, l4. feet north
of Ogden atreet. Irregular, approxi
mately 60x52
Nelll Wakeley to Anna M. Mr ten
don, northeast corner Thirty-sixth
and Tsrker atrexu, 90x127.0
Ira Smith and wire to Rasp Bros.
Fort street, 100 feet east of Twen-(y-aeventh
atrerl, aouth aide, ftOi
120
Herman C. Peters and wife to Chsrlc
,. Schmltt, Fort sireet, Htl tr
eaet of Twentieth street, north aide,
9dxl20
Souih Side Land Co. to Harry M. Ull
iM-rt. Forttflh atreet. 311 fi feet
north of E atreet. weat side, 72,9
xtio
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Bee Publishing Company will be
held at tbe office of said company, Omaha,
Nebraska, at 4 o'clock p. m on Monday,
March ftlh, 1911, for the election o( the
Board of Directors for the ensuing yaar
and for the transaction of sucb other busi
ness as may properly oome before the meet
liig. By order of the president.
N. P. FE1L, Secretary.
S49 F4dJlt
NOTICE6f BTOCKHOLDERli MRETINQ
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting or tne stocunomers or the
South Platte Ind Company will be held
at tbe office of aald Company. Room 701.
Flrat National Bank Building, Lincoln, Ne
braaka, at 11 o'olock a. m on tbe Seventh
day of March A. D., 1911.
Lincoln, Nebraska, March h, 1911,
C H. MORRILL, President
W. W. TURNER. Secretary and Treasurer,
847-K6di0t
Girl Refuses to Go
To Hospital When
Told She Must Die
A girl giving lier name as Daisy
Denton of Des Moines, arrested
Tuesday evening on a common
charge, refused to be sent to the hoS'
nital when advised by a police sur
geon that she had only sixty days
more to live.
She was brought before the police
judge, wno was just about to pro
nounce sentence when a surgeon no
ticed the girl, about 20 years of age.
"Why, she's got yellow jaundice in
the worst form and cannpt live over
sixty days, he said.
Entreaties of the judge and doctor
were of no avail to have her go to
a hospital. "I'm broke and I won't
accept charity trom no one, she said
She was given a thirty-day sus
pended sentence.
Trail of Blood Leads to
Dying Stolen Porker
A trail of blood, footprints ancf the
dying grunt of a hog all combined to
clear a mystery that had baffled the
police department for the last two
weeks, f or some time past C. Sor-
ensoii. manager ot the Umaha reed
and Rendering company, had been
missing some of his choice porkers.
Wednesday morning he notified the
police that he had a hot trail and
the patrol barge with Officers Coffey
and Hulord responded, lhey tound
a trail of blood and footprints lead
ing from the rendering plant near
East Omaha to a small empty cot
tage at Tenth and Grace streets. Here
the trail stopped and the officers were
about to give up the chase, when from
under a pile of loose straw there
came a feeble grunt. The officers
recovered the dying porker, a 150-
pound Jersey-Duroc, but were unable
to apprehend the thief.
Cold Wave Flag Out for
The North Half of State
A decided drop in temperature, per
haps of twenty degrees, is forecasted
by Meteorologist Welsh, who has been
kept busy lately by extreme ttuctua
tions of the mercury. - The tempera'
ture may approach within a few de
grees of zero again, he says, although
zero itself will probably not be regis
tered. In northern Nebraska even colder
is predicted, and a cold wave flag is
in order for that part of the state.
Omaha will escape with somewhat
less of a cold snap, the weather man
assures us. He says lor Omaha:
"Fair and decidedly colder tonight
Thursday partly cloudy and continued
cold.
Omaha Chapter of Banking
Institute to Hold Debate
On the evening of Washington's
birthday the members of the Omaha
chapter of the American Institute of
Banking will hold a debate in the
local institute's quarters ui the Hotel
Loyal.
The subject is, "Resolved that the
Oriental be admitted to the full rights
of American citizenship on equal
terms with other aliens. ' Two teams,
each consisting of six members, have
been selected from among those
prominent in the chapter's public
speaking class to represent the re
spective sides.
Attorney Harry 0. Palmer has been
coaching the boys on oratory.
Wolf, Myers and Durr
Form Real Estate Firm
Harry A. Wolf, F. H. Myers and
H. Durr are the incorporators of the
Overland Realty company, which has
filed articles with the county clerk
to do a general real estate business.
The capital is $100.IKK
BOXCARS SEEKING
THEIR JOjIE RAILS
New Agreement in Effect On
Thursday Expected to Re
lieve Car Shortage.
FINE FOR KEEPING OARS
Yesterday was the last day of grace
for railroads to hold empty freight
equipment, unless the holding road
desires to pay the heavy penalty to be
applied by the Interstate Commerce
commission. This penalty is $5 per
dav oer car for the first three days,
and increasing at the rate of $1 per
dav until a maximum of $10 per day
has been reached. After that another
$10 is added each day and applied on
each ami every freight, stock or coal
car so held.
Railroads ten days ago began to
get rid of their foreign line cars and
as a result shippers have noted con
siderable relief in the car shortage
situation.
Local yardmasters and switchmen
are hunting cars and getting ready
to spot them on tracks from which
they can be hauled away within the
next few hours .a order that the com
panics by which ihey are employed
will not be held for the penalties pro
vided for in the commission order.
With coal and gondola cars the or
der is just as drastic as with the box
and slock cars. Due to the fact that
there are very few loads for this class
of cars, long trains of them are being
pulled east and south, not one in fifty
carrying loads.
Can for Grain.
Most of the box cars are carrying
loads as they arc being return'd to
the owner roads. Grain, generally, is
tne commodity.
The order relative to returning cars
to the owner line is not very elastic.
It provides that the cars may be
loaded, but in the event of carrying
loads they must be delivered to the
nearest connection on the owner line
and sent by the shortest route. It
also provides that in loading cars of
foreign lines these loads must not be
consigned to points off or beyond the
lines of the road owning the cars. It
is figured that this will get the cars
into home territory within the short
est space ot tune.
The same rule applies in the matter
ot cars owned iu this territory as on
cars owned by roads out of this terri
tory. As a result of this rule that
works both ways, officials of local
roads assert that within a few days
indications are that they will have
large numbers of their own cars back
on their own tracks and that the con
gestion will practically be at an end
Taylor Wants Divorce
Because Wife Nags Him
William D. Taylor it suing for di
vorce in district court on the grounds
according to his allegations, that his
wife, Lena Taylor, continually nagged
him and as a result endangered his
life and health.
Six other petitions were filed and
five decrees granted in divorce court
in the last twenty-four hours.
That his wife, Margaret Moraine,
has associated with undesirable per
sons for the last five years is alleged
by rred Moraine, who seeks his free
dom. Other petitions filed are as fol
lows: Thomas R. Clsar against Mabel Clsar,
cruelty alleged.
Nlnk Purerlno ssalnst Prances Puoarlce,
cruelty allnfed.
Bsulah Helta ssalnst James L. Betts,
cruslty and non-support alleles.
Krria Olover afslnst John Ulover, oruslty
alleged.
Minnie Raunders against Harry Saunders,
non-support slleged.
The following wives were granted decrees,
Ollvs M. Palmer from Burton M. ralmsr,
on a orons-petltlon and answsr.
Anna Klghlll from Hugh N. Btlghllt.
flertha Hhewey from Howard Bhewey.
Adelaide II. Raue from Osorge W. Raus.
Paulina Illnkle from Albert Hlnkla.
Grand Jury May Be Near
The End of Its Labors
Though court housers have quit
predicting when the grand jury will
wind up its session, the inquisitors'
committee meetings slated for this
afternoon were believed to be the be
ginning of the end. The body met at
9 o'clock in the morning and ad
journed tor the day alter hearing tea
timouy of vitnesscs behind closed
doora for two hours. Evidence in
several police court cases was aub
mitted. It is rjmored t'rat another
hatch of indictments will be returned
before the grand jury's final adjourn
ment. 1 he report tor the district
judges and the county attorney's of
fice is said to be about completed.
Brakeman Sues Road for
Injury from Hobo's Gun
William Shaylor of Sioux City, la.,
is suing the Northwestern railroad
for $25,000 damages in district court
for alleged injuries suffered on De
cember 7, 1916, when he was shot
by a hobo at Onawa, la. In his pen
tion Shaylor asserts that hobos and
I. W. W. s infested the train on which
he was a brakeman and that it was his
duty to put them off. He alleges that
a bullet from a revolver in the hand
of a hobo permanently disabled him.
Visiting Nurses Break
Record by Month's Work
During the month ending February
15 the Visiting Nurse association of
Omaha exceeded all previous monthly
records by making l,o94 visits to 531
patients. The number of calls for
the previous montn was 1,050. forty
two mothers with babies weri- at'
tended during the last fiscal month
of the association.
Opera Star Sings Aida
With Fishbone in Tonsil
Miss Mary Kaestner, who sang the
leading role in "Aida" in the San Car
los Opera company in Buffalo last
week, sang four acts with a fishbone
111 III! . Q..- ,w..v.,i . ,kl.ltll
will be remembered by Omaha people
wno neara tne opera wnen sne sang
in it nere.
Firm's Business is to
Build Lighting Plants
Capitalized at $300,000, the Alamo
Yum Light company, manufacturers
of electric lighting plants, has filed
articles of incorporation with the
county clerk. F. L. Tubbs is presi
dent ot the company.
Do AomsthlnaT tor Your Ongh.
At ths first sign of a cough or cold taks
Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Honsy. Tou won't suf
fer long. 3So. All druggists. Adv.
"WIVES AND," EDICT
TO ALLROTARIANS
They're Giving Away Every
thing but Speeches and
Sweethearts at Fete.
'TIS A "BIGGEST EVENT"
The "biggest event in Rotary fot
the year" is to be pulled off at the
Fontenelle next Tuesday at 6:30, p. m.
There will be music, special stunts,
singing, but no speeches. Rotarians
will bring their wives and those who
haven't any wives are expected to
bring their iweethearts. Each Ro
tarian is also allowed to bring two
guests besides his wife or sweetheart.
I he list of prizes is a long and
somewhat humorous one. C. F.
Schwager of the Alamito dairy will
give a $3 "exceptional" cream ticket
and a $20 Guernsey milk ticket. L.
V. Nicholas will come across with
fifty gallons of automobile juice. Pa
Kourke will give a season ticket to
his ball park. George E. Mickle, one
of the six little bicycle brothers," will
give a certificate good for $5 worth
of Victrola records.
A. N. Eaton, chief cook of the
Nebraska and Iowa Steel Tank com
pany," offers two handsome garbage
cans. Al Scott will present a fancy
couch hammock, "built for two." Bob
Trimble offers a prize of rare value.
namely, a bushel of "twenty-four
carat potatoes." A. G. Buchanan will
present a young pig. Paul F. Skinner(
wiiu jjuis me uuis ill iiiaiaiuiu.
will give twenty-four boxes of his
product.
Dr. fc.. C Henry will give six Turk
ish bath tickets; Will R. Wood a
1,000-pound ice ticket. And there are
many other prizes.
H. M. Cioulding will supply the
mineral water. Earl Kiplinger the
cigars and W. H. Karnett the cig
arets. New Industry Still is
Looking for Location
J. H. Gillan, industrial secretary of
the Commercial club, has just re
turned from Chicago, where he wenf
with Frank Rudolph in connection
with the intended moving of the Nel
son corporation plant o? Chicago to
Omaha. This corporation, it was an
nounced a few days ago, is now to
move its plant to Omaha, where it
will continue the manufacture of!
loose leaf ledgers. Mr. Gillan says
from his observation it is his opinion
at least five cars will be required to
move the machinery and equipment
to Omaha. The building haa not yel
been selected in Omaha.
Hummel Commended for
Cutting the Underbrush
The West Leavenworth Improve
ment club has come to the defense
of Commissioner tfummel, at whom
some criticism has been pointed be
cause the park commissioner is al
leged to be destroying the natural
beauty of Elmwood park by remov
ing dead logs, decayed trees and un
derbrush. The improvers passed a
resolution commending Commissioner
Hummel upon the work he has dona
so far and further urged him to go
still farther in his cleanup campaign
by stationing officers in the park to
watch automobile and motorcycla
parties which visit the park in ths
evening hours.
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