THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE; AUGUST 10, 1919.
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WOMEN DOUBLE
THEIR MONEY ON
LOCAL PROPERTY
Mrs. Hayes and Miss Paxson
Lease Tract for Twice
as Much as Thsy
Paid for It.
George F. Jones last week fiefo
tiated two large 99-year leases.
One of these wag to E. M. Slater
for the 3-story apartment building
at the ioutheast corner of Twenty
fourth and Landon Court on a valu
ation of $50,000.
This building contains 39 rooms.
, The Other property is at the
southwest Corner of Twentieth and
! Howard streets to the Oak Knoll
! Investment company, headed by Dr.
. G. D. Shipherd.
The property is Owned by Iff,
j C. V. Hayes and her sister Miss
! Susan Faxson.
; the property was leased on a
. $100 000 valuation. .
! Mrs. Haves and Miss Paxson
have owned part of this property
! for about 10 years and the remainder
, for about five or six years.
The valuation stated, in the
! lease is more than double the
; amount paid for the property by the
owners.
In addition to these leases Mr.
Jones just closed up several sales
including the Kenwood flats at
Thirty-fourth and Harney streets
and a double brick flat at 617-19
South Nineteenth street, and the
four brick flats at Thirty-fifth and
j Harney streets.
: Omaha Barber Sells His
Property for $50,000
Joseph Kirner, pioneer Omaha
barber, now living in California, has
sold his Twenty-fourth street prop
erty to the H. A. Wolf company for
$50,000.
The location of this property is
432-4-6-8 South Twenty-fourth
street and 513-5-7 South Twenty
fourth avenue.
Mr. Kirner at one time lived on
. this property.
The sale was made by the Byron
Reed company.
Slabaugh Sells His Home
and Will Build Another
Willard C. Slabaugh has sold his
home in Cuming street and will
build a new one on Izard between
Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets.
Mr. Slabaugh also is contemplat
ing the erection of two or three
jother houses which he will sell.
An Attractive Home
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j Realtors Go Fishing.
i E. T. Heyden, Ralph Russell and
E. A. Knapp left Friday for Lake
Jefferson, Minnesota, for a fishing
trip.
HEAVY
HOISTING
E. J. DA VIS
1212 FARNAM ST. TeL D. 353
This frame cottage is arranged
a deasini manner. The broad
porch extends across the entire front
and around the side or tne living
room. The vestibule opens Into the
hall, which is practically a part of
the living room. Dinning room
with bay, pantry, kitchen, and rear
porch make this floor a most com
plete or.e. On the second floor are
four sleeping rooms, bath and a
large number of closets. Attic
provides good storage space.
Clyde Smith Adams, Architect.
BREAK GROUND
SOON FOR HOME
OF PHYSICIANS
All Leases Bought Up and
Tenants Notified to Move;
Doctors Signing
Leases.
Doctors and dentists are alreadv
signing contract for floor space in
the new Medical Arts building.
The architects, Kimball & Mc
Donald, expect to have the plans
completed next month, and as all
the present leases on the ground
have been bought up and the ten
ants notified to move, it will be
but a short time until work on the
structure starts. Dodge street is
being graded, and this and the work
of excavating for the new medical
home will be carried on at the same
time.
Many of the doctors who are on
the building committee have been
away for their summer vacations,
but as most of them have returned,
il is their intention to hold daily
meetings to push the building
along.
It is no longer a question of fill
ing the building, according to a
member of the committee, as there
no longer is any doubt of the suc
cess of the undertaking to make
Omaha a real medical center. . .
Special X-Ray Wires.
Especial attention will be paid to
doctors who have X-ray machines,
as those who have the larger ma
chines have been having difficulty
in securing enough current in any
of the other buildings. Sufficient
power will be provided to handle
the largest made.
Another handy arrangement de
cided upon by the doctors will be
a pneumatic tube which will convey
prescriptions to the drug store on
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the lower floor and carry the filled
prescriptions back to the floor from
which the order cam.
An office for the building has
been opened at P24 Brandeis build
ing, with Miss Ella J. Brown, as
sistant secretary, in charge.
Skogman Company Plans
to Build in Mount Clair
The firm of Benson & Carmictoael,
which developed the Mount Clair
addition east of Thirty-third be
tween Cuminar and Hamilton, has
sold out all its holdings there to
the Skogman company.
This deal included about 15 va
cant lots.
AH other lots in the Mount Clair
addition are owned by private in
dividuals who are now living on
tl.em or plan to build.
The Skogman company probably
will build new houses on their prop
erty this fall.
Move Into New Oarage.
The Haarman-Locke company,
agents for the Stutz automobile, is
moving into the Heyden garage at
Twenty-fifth avenue and Dodge.
This garage was finished about
three weeks ago.
Sell Dakota Land.
The Hastings & Heyden firm,
which has been dealing extensively
in South Dakota land this year, has
bought 3,000 acres on the North
western line between Huron and
Pierre and has resold most of it.
This land was purchased at $35
to $50 an acre.
Buns Away at 83.
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 9. St Louis
police have been requested to watch
for Mrs. Mary K Hunter, US ot
East St. Louis, who "ran away" tak
ing 'considerable" money with her.
E. J. Abdt says Mrs. Hunter is his
wife's grandmother.
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Kellastone Adheres to the Surface
Like the Skin on Your Hand
IT grip the structure, imbedding its tiny particle onto the surface with evertight tenac
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defies the weather's evils withstanding sudden jars and vibrations, a lasting tribute of
the owner's good judgment
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MANUFACTURERS
BOYER-VAN KURAN LUMBER & COAL CO., Distributors.
24th and Boyd Sts. Telephone Colfax 80.
CHAS. W. LARSON, Contractor. Douglas 1157. 4536 Burdette Street.
Number of Transfers
Last Week Is Double
Those of a YeaV Ago
Last week was the record-breaker
this year in the number of deals re
corded with the register of deeds.
The total was 280, or an average
of 46 2-3 per day.
The total amount carried on these
deeds was $1,075,783.58.
For the corresponding week a year
ago 119 deeds were filed, the total
consideration being $268,852.61.
Surprised at Ignorance of
Masses on Compensation Law
State Compensation Commissioner Tells of Instances
Where Employes Were Injured and Where
They Did Not Know of Benefits They Were En
titled Tb.
Frank A. Kennedy, sttte compen
satlon commissioner, states that
there il surprising lack Of knowl
edge among workingmen and
women of the benefits they are en
titled to under the operations of the
compensation law.
He bases his opinion of recent
cases which have been brought to
his attention and which he as dis
posed of. He urges that employers
who ere paying insurance for the
protection of theif employes should
advise their workers instead of keep
ing them in ignorance, as some are
doing.
Mr. Kennedy also suggests that
workers inform each other of the
scope and objects of the compensa
tion law; He has knowledge of two
recent eases of workers entitled to
benefits under this law, and who did
not know of those benefits until told
bv others after they had been in
jured.
"When a department store girl,
working nine years as a cashier in
big store, confessed she never,
heard f the compensation law, I
was somewhat discouraged," said
Mr. Kennedy. "But when a few
days ago the foreman of a machine
shop admitted the same thing, it
got my goat.
The compensation law was made
for the benefit of employes and em
ployers. The employer pays money
to insure Ws employes, and then
dismisses the matter from his mind,
leaving the employes In total ig
norance. "The case of the department store
girl resulted in her loss of three
weeks' work ,and a depreciated effi
ciency on her part on account of
worry. The young lady accidentally
stuck a pin in one of her fingers
while dusting off her desk. In two
days blood poison set in and in four
days it affected her whole arm and
shoulder. She had her own doctor
treat the hand, and while it was in
bandages went to the superintendent
to borrow money to buy medicine.
The superintendent did not ask her
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
We own 2 bif gas welli and are drilling 4 more on our 18,000-acre lease.
Hoe Creek Oil Company has only 5,000 acres, yet $100 i felling for tl?,333.S3.
We have contracted with Pipe Line Company to supply San Antonio with Natural
Gas. $10,000.00 is deposited in Guaranty State Bank to guarantee completion of
line. Oil is oozing from River Bluff on our holdings and was struck 4 times in
gas well. Our gas Contract will pay big dividends without oil. With oil, there
is no telling what we would pay. To oomplete our wells we will lell 60,000
shares capital $550,000; par value $1 as follows:
Allotment 20,000 Sept. 10th, Minimum bid $ 1.50 per share
Allotment 20,000 Oct. 10th, Minimum bid 11.76 per share
Allotment 20,000 Nov. 10th, Minimum bid 2.00 per share
This stock should pay 6 on $4.00 bid, out of our present gas contract.
Send 10 with bid, balance in nine equal monthly payments.
For further Information writ
Grubstake Investment Association
(A Joint Stock Association)
613 National Bank of Commerce BIdg., Sea Antonio, Ten.
5093 Acres 300
Barrels Daily Production
5,041 Acres Extension Famous Caddo
Fields, 20 Acres Tillman Fields, 10
Valuable Acres Northwest
Burkburnett Fields ,
300 Barrels Daily Production,
Burkburnett Fields
Dividends of At Least W for
The First Year Are Guaranteed
And with every Indication that they will be much larger, for we believe that
our present wells will grow better. We will pay 100 per cent of the net profits
from the present producing wells in dividends, so it would not be surprising
should as much ai 40 per cent be paid.
10 Acres in Heart of Operations la
the Burk-Waggoner Field,
Our valuable 10-acre tract la in the
center of structure and in the heart
of big operations, with production
on three sides. Almost an impos
sibility for us to miss a big gusher.
5.041 Acres Next Door to the Fa
mous Fields in Caddo Parish, La.
Could you see the geological report
and see the excellent structure that
this big tract is en, to say nothing
of the superb location, you would
say that the deep test we will drill
here will surely bring in another
Texas Great Oil Field. Just think
what even an ordinary well on
large a tract would mean to Caddo
Burk stockholders, and it is some
thing that is likely to happen. Don't
let this opportunity for vast riches
pass.
40 Acre in Tillman County Fields
Almoet the Beat in the Field
Our 40-aere tract in this field is lo
cated near drilling wells that are ex
pected by those in elose connection to
be brought in at most any time. It
is said that one of these wells has had
an excellent showing of gas and with
the beat indications tor oil.
A Safe) aad Conservative Investment
With Excellent Opportunltlea
for Croat Riches.
Caddo-Burk stockholders are assured
of Quarterly dividends of more than
could be realised from other invest
ments and also practical certainty
of a big gusher on their 10-aere tract,
and then the great possibility of a
new field being found on their $.041
acre tract, which would mean fortunes
for all who had any reasonable amount
invested.
W Will Gladly Send You Our Prospectus Which Explains the Caddo-Burk
Oil Company in DetalL
Send in your aubscription for any amount desired front $10 to $10,000.00.
stock fully paid and non-assessable.
Make AH Checks Payable to the Cadde-Burk OS Company v
Operating Under Declaration of Treat.
BROKERS AND AGENTS: WRITE FOR OUR PROPOSITION
All
Caddo Burk
Oil Co.
Capital, 1500,000.00. Shares, Par
Value, $100 Each.
625 Ohio Ave.,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Operating Under Declaration
el Trust.
Cadde-Burk Oil Co.,
625 Ohio St, Wichita Fall. Tea.
Enclosed find $ full
payment for shares of
the Caddo-Burk Oil Co.. a joint
stock association, at par value $1
per share. (Ten shares minimum
amount Issued). It is understood
these shares are fully paid and
forever non-assessable.
Name
Addres
liny question about her bandaged
hand because, at he said, he "did not
think It waa any of his business.'
"When a collector for the doctor
called a month later to collect his
bill the young woman was scared to
death. She told him she only made
$11 a week, had lost three weeks'
work and did not know when she
could pay the bill. When she show
ed him her scarred hand he asked
her why she did not get compensa
tion and doctor bills. She said she
did not know anything about com
pensation and said she would not sue
her employer. Finally the case was
brought before the commissioner
and she was allowed two weeks'
compensation and a doctor bill of
$30. Then she stopped worrying,
"The case of the Omaha machinist
was a greater (Surprise to me be
cause I had an idea the skilled me
chanics knew all- about the law.
"This man had cut three of his
fingers quite seriously and was off
from work a month. One day he
happened Into the office while his
hand was still in a bandage and an
office man asked him why he was
not working. When told of the ac
cident the office man called him over
into a corner and whispered, "Why
don't you get compensation for time
lost? Don t tell anybody 1 told you,
but if you go down to court house
you will find someone who will tell
you all about the law, but I don't
want to be mixed up in the affair.
"So the injured machinist this
union man who 11 far above the av
erage of intelligence in his craft
came down town to find out what
waa coming to him in compensa
tion. "I wonder how many injured
working men and women are losing
thfir compensation and doctor bills
because they do not even know of
the existence of the compensation
law? I wonder how many employ
era are paying for insurance for tl eir
injured employe who are not get
ting what the employer are paying
for?"
For the bet results place a Want
Ad in The Omaha flee.
Diamond Brings 13 Cents.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. Aug. 9. A $1,000
diamond recently changed hands
here for 13 cents.
A small boy went into tSe store
of Mrs. Lillian Schindel and ten
dered het the stone for the price of
a soft drinkland ict cream cone.
He said he had found it. The
woman had no idea the stone was
valuable until later, when she
learned that a neighbor had lost ft
diamond recently changed. haeds
"Do you know Jones T"
"I lent him a fanner this morning. ' X
should say I do know hlrn."
"You Irnt him a tenner? Then 1 should
say you den t know him." Edinburgh.
Scotsman.
Livingston Oil
Interest in flush and or settled production, reported
to date, approximately "
7,500 Barrels Oil Daily
Total Capitalization $3,000,000 Outstanding $2,471,940
Over 20,000 Acre, Texas, Oklahoma. Pipe Lines. Refineries.
Large Earnings. Dividend 3 Quarterly.
Traded in on the New York Curb
Descriptive Circular and Maps on Request
C.B.KnAppJit.aCo.
Established 1900
Investment Brokers
Singer Building. Newark
The statements herein, while not guaranteed, have been obtained
from what we consider to be reliable and authoritative sources.
C ' .' "I, 1 , 1 . I I . ..iii
$2,000,000.00
The small lease of the Burk-Waggoner Oil Company in the Northwest Burkburnett Pool re
cently sold for $2,000,000.00. This lease had only one producing well thereon. It has been only
a few months since the Burk-Waggoner was organized the company had only one lease they
drilled only one wellthen they sold out for $2,000,000.00 and every stockholder received the enor-
mous sum of $3,333.33 for each $100 he had invested.
$15,000.00 FOR EVERY $100 INVESTED
Not long ago the Fowler Farm Oil Company of Texas was organized. The future of this
company was most uncertain its properties were small and unproven yet it was able to raise
enough money to drill a well. Soon after its first well was completed the company sold out and
every stockholder received $15,000.00 in return for each $100 invested.
FIFTY NEW OIL MILLIONAIRES
These new oil fields of Texas have already made more than fifty new millionaires no one "
knows how many more will be made. Neither is it known how many thousands have already made
quick, independent fortunes in these same fields. Never before has such great wealth been so
quickly accumulated nor by so many people. It may be truly said that here, money flows like water.
MORE THAN FIFTY PRODUCING WELLS
The INVADER COMPANY was organited two years ago. We began business with a paid-up
capital of $60,000 and one property with four producing wells. The growth of our company has
been phenomenal. We now have more than fifty producing wells. x
! PAID THIRTY-TWO CASH DIVIDENDS
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rapidly and today fctands on a solid foundation a young GIANT towering far above many of the ;
older companies.
WE OWN 20,000 ACRES OF LEASES
We own more than 20,000 acres of carefully selected leases In the famous oil fields of
Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. We own leases in the wonderful RANGER FIELD, the NORTH
WEST BURKBURNETT POOL and the famous GLENN POOL, YOUNGSTOWN POOL, OKMUL-'
GEE FIELD, BALD HILL FIELD and NOWATA FIELD, in Oklahoma. We own leases In the '
BUTLER COUNTY FIELD and in the CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY FIELD of Kansas. We have more
than fifty producing wells and we are now drilling eight additional wells on our properties in
Texas and Oklahoma. We will drill twenty more wells just as fast as possible.
$25,000 PER ACRE FOR LEASE NEAR OUR PROPERTY
The Burk-Waggoner well (mentioneed above) was quickly followed by many other gushers
drilled in that pool. Nearly all of these big gushers are within a mile of the properties of the
INVADER OIL AND REFINING COMPANY OF TEXAS. Many of these gushers are only a
few hundred feet distant from our tremendously valuable leases. Twenty-five thousands dollars
was paid last week for a lease on a single acre near us. One of our leasts is located in the center
of a mile circle which takes in almost all ie famous wells and incloses a veritable forest of drill
ing wells. -
2,500-BARREL WELL NEAR US .
3,000-BARREL WELL CLOSE TO US
5,000 TO 7,000-BARREL GUSHERS CROWD AROUND US
On every side of our property derricks are going up over night. Actual drilling is starting Just
as fast as machinery can be moved in. Our first well will be drilled half way between the 7,000
barrel Texas Chief gusher and the Golden Cycle gusher, which is reported making 5,000 barrels of .
high-grade oil daily. A 2,600-barreI well just came in a few hundred feet south of us. The Gray
Gander well came in good for 3,000 barrels a few hundred feet west of us on the same day. We "
have room for more than twenty wells on our properties in this field alone.
DRILLING AMONG BIG GUSHERS
We are now drilling among the big gushers among the greatest the largest the most
famous oil wells in America. Our properties in the Ranger Field and the Northwest Burkburnett
Pool could hardly be better or more favorably located. We feel certain of bringing in several
enormous wells in the next few weeks.
f ALREADY MAKING BIG MONEY
We already have more than fifty producing wells that are making mighty good profits for out
company These wells have been paying our dividends and enabling our company to grow rapidly.
Already our company has paid thirty-two cash dividends and we will' pay another dividend the
first of next month.
BIG GUSHERS MEAN ENORMOUS PROFITS
When the wells we are now drilling in gusher territory come in big producers, then the earn
ings and profits, of our company will be enormpus then our company will pay much larger divi
dends than it has already paid. Then, too, our stock will advance tremendously in value.
YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
Now! NOW!! N-O-W-!-!-! is the greatest opportunity you will ever have to get stock in a big
successful dividend-paying company. A company that already has more than fifty producing wells
a company that has already paid thirty-two cash dividends. We refer you to Bradstreet's Com
mercial Agency and bankers and conservative business men everywhere.
STOCK $1.50 PER SHARE
You can buy our stock now for $1.50 per share. We are offering only a limited number of
shares for sale. This money will be used to develop our great Texas gusher properties. This
stock will be offered for a short time only. We reserve the right to withdraw it from the market
at any time.
OIL MAPS, PICTURES, FULL INFORMATION
Send for our maps of the great oil fields, of Texas and Oklahoma, together with our splendidly
illustrated folder containing full and complete information.
DON'T WAIT DON'T DELAY
Buy some of our stock now while you can get it. Buy now before the price advances far be
yond your reach. You can pay for your shares on monthly payments if you wish.
USE THE COUPONS BELOW DO IT NOW!
COUPON NO. 1.
THE INVADER COMPANY, (604)
Muskegee, Oklahoma.
Inclosed find my remittance for
In part payment for
in full payment lor shares
of stock in your company. I acree to pay the balance (if
any) in four monthly payments. Sharea $1.50 each.
Name
Address
COUPON NO. 2.
THE INVADER COMPANY. (804)
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Please send me one of your Urf folder conUtalof
maps of the Texas Oil Fields, numerous pictures and .
complete information concerning your remarkable com
pany ALL FREE.
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