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FARM LANDS.
California Land.
Homeseekers Attention !
I,r traot ot ll rich valley farm
land that will grow grain, garden
truik, melon, lu. Plenty of waur.
Just opened up by th government.
Tea can pbtaln it ere. Mild winter
plant uniiner fin tork country.
Towathlp map, photograph nd valua
bla Information about thla wonderful
valley nt upon receipt of 15. Spring
Valley lnd Co., P. E. Hldg.. Loa
Angele. Cal.. Pept, D.
Canadian Lands.
TOU! WANT A FARM IN CANADA AT
tt. WITH JS TBARS TO PAT.
Taka Tout Map of Manitoba.
Lacata thla legant tit acre, !t
mllea weat of Oak Bluff, t mllea north
of Banford, 16 mllea uthwel of tha
city of Winnipeg; 280.000 population. 15
mlnutaa rld on fin auto road.
It hat 121 aerea fallow ready for
crop In III!, Balance fin open prairie.
No atone, no alkali, no scrub, deep black
aoll. Torrana title.
11,900 cash, then :l yearly payments
at T par rant.
Ton nevtr again will hav such an
opportunity to buy near a big city. Wrlio
to ma.
H. B. STANLKT, T. REGIS HOTEL,
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
FORWARD MARCH! A farm home of
your own, for yourself, wife and kid.
If you hava a willing heart and a little
money thla la what we ran sell you on
long time or erop payments, lint black
soli In th World, tractor, prairie, little
timber In spots. Lakes, creeks, game,
fish, creameries, good crops; droughts
and failures unknown. Write at once
and aay yetl saw thla ad. Scandinavian
Canadian Land Co., 614 Phoenix Uldgv,
Minneapolis. Minn.
Colorado Lands.
LAND BUYERS
Before you buy that weatern land
this fnll, attend the public auction sale
10,560 Acres in
Greeley County, Kansas
This Is smooth, level, tractor land,
and has th beat soil and wheat land In
America. Tho term are 45 per cent
down tha day of th sale, (l per cent
March 1, the balance on or before three
nr five years, Interest at ( per cent,
goes on snip, don t rorget the date
Sept. 12th, 13th and 14th
Wr:te us at one for further ascrip
tion of tracts, prices, locations, etc.
This Is a chance to buy already low
priced land at your own price. Write
THE NATIONAL
LAND SALES CO.
Burlington, Colo., or
Tribune, Kan.
DON'T fall to investigate S.000 acres
wheat and corn land, Colorado. Soil,
price and terms exceptional. Closing
out corporation business.
LeRoy Davis,
Room 39, Opera- Houso Block, Pueblo.
Colo.
FOR sale or exchange. l,2H0-acre Improved
ranch, 6 mllea west of Aroya. Lincoln
county, Colo. One l-room and one 4
room cement block dwelling, granary,
chicken house, garage, horse stables and
cattle shed, windmill and plenty water.
Bee. Box A-105.
THE west Is calling you. But before
vou heed that call send for a copy of
the Western Real Estat bulletin. Rell
ablo information nnd many fine Illus
trations. 10 cents a copy, none free.
Address 17.16 Champ St.. Denver. Cola
Minnestota Lands.
80-ACRE farm. $4,000, 2tt miles from
good town, clay loam soil. Houro 1
x26. barn 30x36, all fenced and cross
' fenced, 3R ncres seeded to clover and
' timothy, $8,000 cash, balance 6 year
at per cent. Ask for free list of
farms. Thorpe Bros., Q-306 Andrus
Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. '
EQUITT Ijind Exchahge, Bt. Paul. Minn.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE BT OWNER Finely Improved
quarter section near Cambridge. In Fur
nace county. 110' acre cultivated In
one field. -rtom houaa, big barn and
silo; tlephone and nlnll route; near
school and church. Thla snap until
September 1 at $75 an acre, easy terma
Thoi. J. Mlnhlok, Cambridge, Neb.
IMPROVED 1.200-ACRH RANCH.
Near North Platte at sacrifice price.
Must sell at once. Box 114, North
Piatt, Neb.
Cover
Auction
.800 buildings, with boilers low and
high pressure radiation, plumbing
fixtures, machinery, etc.; laundry
machinery, electric motors, refriger
ators, furnaces complete, 24-ton ice
plant, coffee roasting plant, bakery,
harness, nose bags, saddles, stoves,
ranges, kitchen tables, dining room
, chairs, clothing, rubber boots, shoes,
overcoats, undershirts, service hats,
khaki breeches, beds, cots, pillows,
mattresses, comforts, bed sacks, of
fice supplies, office furniture, field
desks, water coolers, scales, fire ex
tinguishers, etc.
AUGUST 16, 17, 18, 19
10 A. M.SHARP
H. L. ROGERS
Quartermaster General of the Army
Gerths Realty Experts of New York
and New Orleans, Auctioneers
Building, 801 Camp Fun
' " ston, Kansas
Gerth's Realty Experts
FARM LANDS.
South Carolina Lands.
RICH I'HOl'UCTIVK FA It MS, excellent
cllmat and health: plenty ot labor;
wall organised truik growr. aaaocla
tion; the guarantee farmer eusrtai
here: we alio offer timber and paatur
lands: huntlnit reserve with plenty ot
game; your requirement solicited, Lake
Uoalty Company. Beaufort. 8. C
South Dakota Lands.
SOUTH DAKOTA Tou can own your
own farm. Writ for free literature
describing th stat and It oppor
tunities in farm lands. South Dakota
produces annually mora new agricul
tural wealth than any other state. Land
la low priced. Write today. Stat Im
migration Department, Irwin T. At-
drlch, Commissioner, rierr, 6. D,
1.S21 ACRRH eastern South Dakota; well
Improved and in high atata of cultlva
tlon; land lays perfect; very low prlca!
will consider Income property.
W. O. RODHAM,
Douglaa 7U. 700 Peters Truat Bldg.
Wisconsin Landt.
THM BK8T LAND IN WISCONSIN
Adjoining the best market In Amer
ica. It pr acr cash. Large and
amall tract. For any line.
Arnold Co.. Dept. R, Superior, Wll.
Wyoming Lands.
AN OPPORTUNITT FOR EX-SERVICE
Land Ready for Irrigation Opened for
Entry Under Homestead Laws.
Officer, soldiers, sailors and marines,
privates, seamen, sailors, nurse and all
other persons (male of female), who
were regularly enrolled In the army,
navy or marine eorp during the war
with Germany and are qualified to
make entry under the homestead law,
have a preference right to make en
tryfor certain unentered publlo farm
land unite In Goshen county. Wyoming,
on new extension of Union Pacific. R. R.
The farm units are prepared to eon
tain, as nearly as practicable. 80 acres
of Irrigable land, and, wherever pos
sible, dry land Is added to make a max
imum of 160 acres. The actual amo ,mt
of Irrlgsbl are In th different unit
varies from 6 to 10 o' .,.-.,.
Nearnea to market and excellent
transportation facilities, a well s-
quality of land, mak this an excep
tional opportunity.
DRAWINCl SKPTKMRKR . 121.
For map and detailed Information,
eall upon or writ to
R. A. SMITH,
Supervisor of Agriculture,
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
Room 17, Union Pacific Headquarter,
1 -roCK ranch for sale or trade 210
acres irrigated, ou '-.,:
some corn and other erops. 10 1"
cultivation.- Paid water, 1J0 hogs. 350
sheep, all necessary horses and equip
ment. Will trad for merchandise or
what have you got. $45,000. C. F.
Rlngsby, Torrlngton, wyo.
SOLDIERS 640-acr homesteads, seven
months' residence. Duff, CasiwWyo.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
V hava rah en band to loan on Omaha
residence. .
E. H. LOUOEE. INC
, Reelln Bldg.
HELD Land Co., real eatate, loan and
Insurance. K064 Military Ave.
OMAHA. HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEKFO REAL ESTATE CO.,
101H Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2718.
1100 to $10,000 mad promptly.
F D. WEAD. Wid Bldg. 810 8. 18th St.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Field Club.
want to buy best house that $7,600
cash Will purchase west of 33d between
Center and Poppleton. Act quick; must
have by September 1. Price your prop
erty right and you can sell me. HA.
0701 or Douglas (1545.
Dundee House.
Completely furnished, I big lots; cor
ner; south front; plenty of trees; $160
month.
Frank Selby.
1806 Dodge1.
JA. 1434.
VVB NEED 4, 5 and 6-room bungalows
and houses priced from $3,600 to $6,000
that can be handled on a first payment
of $600 to $1,600 cash. Call u at once.
C. B. Stuht Co.
Douglae 8787. 813-814 City National.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see
FOOLER & M DONALD
11 J0 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackaon 142$.
WE SPECIALIZE IN DUNDEE HOMES
C. B. STUHT C.U.,
CUy Nat'l Bldg. Douglaa $787
nment
JREAL ESTATE WANTED.
TIIK Old Heflable Real Kstnte Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO
I til Undue 8. Pouglaa 1841
fltOMPT sale f your ral stat: wi
have many buyara and eollrlt your bus!
nee. Shoeen & Co.. Realtor. J A. 4228
HAVB Inqulrl fof home do you want
to aell your property 7 Llat It with
O. A. arlmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bid a.
BIRKETT
REAL ESTATE
Sell. Rant. inura
.n o.i.r. Truat Bldg. Jackson 06JS.
tl ST homes and Income Pi operty
altb
wit l.t Nt. bit. Bid. Jacknon !
mTTT . r ... a -nH hnmti WPMt
or
WANT to puy o ur .-. ......
outnwest; i,vuv
K-1, Omaha Be.
TO BUT OR SELL real I estate .. Olov.r
A Spain,
Jackson iou
L. . . -. ... , -r . v. . , Cumlti
St.
VAAIN1 I" I " 7"',.""- n.r "T.
Bvpher. South Colby. Washington.
I 1ST w'.th u We guarant resun.
TIER KIAUI w. "- 3
REAL ESTATEUNIMPROVED
Vacant Lots.
10x124, south front lot On Locust,
head of 22d atret; $1,000.
$0x124, eouth front lot on Lothrop,
near 21st; $1,800.
Two lots, 80x124. on 21st atreet, north
Of KountM park at $600 each.
10x1 S. south front on Dewey avenue,
near 42d street for $1,000.
Three lots each 46x127 at $300 each
located on Decatur street near 34th.
W. H. Gates.
$47 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 124.
SIX ACRES
Running from South 13th street to
16th atreet, between Q and S atreets.
Rather rough but contains very sightly
view overlooking th river. Ideal sight
for grape culture, fruit or chickens.
Price $4,000, $1,600 cash, balance i year.
C. G. Carlberg, Realtor.
Jackson 585. 312 Brahdel Theater Bldg.
Am Forced to Sell
10 Lots at a Bargain.
ACT QUICK.
I must ell my tract. 600.12S feet
with 14-foot alley, Large shad tree
on each lot; only I blocks south from
th heart of Benson on ,82d, from
Blondo to Grant Street.
CALIi DOUGLAS B37.-
Dundee Edgewood Lot.
We hav only about six more
. bungalow lot left in Edgewood
out of 40 acre. If you wish one of
these remaining lots oall E. N.
Benson, Walnut 4008; week days,
Douglaa 6074.
Vacant.
South front lot on Leavenworth
Street near entrance to Elmwood Park.
60x142. A beautiful Bite for a home.
$1 250. Mr. Craig, Atlantic 3210 Sun
day and evenings. Week days, Douglas
6074.
Cathedral District Lot
Near Sacred Heart Convent, close to
..... infr ixi sg. nevma paid;
7ko raah. balancelO a month ana
Interest.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
n b. . T mtt CI
REiAUlUtia ....
11 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.. Jack. 2716.
CLAIRMONT LOT.
. - . pAnt.n.n. hivri Own
cr will sacrifice for quick ale. Call
Atlantic 2540. .
Acrcag.
5-Acre Tracts in City.
I have two 5 -acre tract on West
Center that I will sell at a bargain and
on good term; both improved; build
in hums, chicken sheds, etc. Here
is a real investment for anyone who
act quickly.
Lad V. Tesar.
14th an .-William. Douglas 2397.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
WE CAN SAFELY
RECOMMEND THESE
INVESTMENT PROP
ERTIES AND YOU CAN
SAFELY BUY.
$11,000, Brick Flats.
A good 2-apaftment brick flat and
frame house; handy to high school and
Crelghton college; good, clean property;
low rental a iio per muniu.
$16,000, Store Building.
This 1 first-class property in excel
. . n.i ...i.t- lama primer lot
lent uunuitiuii, wi... 1 v .
rental October 1. $186 per month; must
be cash; no traae.
Want An Offer.
We are offering ft large corner lot on
Sherman Ave. and four very good houses
that should retail at $1$, 600. Asking
$1.600, but can do. better.. Want a
cnlih offer. Rental alu. $186 per
month.
Brick Business Block.
Strictly " business block; one-story
..i.i, ...niM. corner, takins
care of all community requirements; on
i.bp line near Manscoin par. ricwm
low rentals will pay 10 per cent net
Price reduced for quick ale.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS.
Jackson 2860. S18-20 City National.
-rTrrr j " n' JluX A
19th and Capitol Avenue
with three houses
annual income $1,410. On account of
Dodge treet being graded and its at
tendant hlgh-Iass Improvements In
cluding Elk' $1,600,000 new club at
llth and Dodge, htis will rapidly de
velop Into close-In downtown property
Z4th street uorner
66x152. having 284 ft. rrontage on !
street, this win prove a good invest-
oVar.' prhed?cung jVitStft. be-
i,m our Ifith street of the future.
st152. having 284 ft. frontage On $
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
mit fim.h vat Bank Bi'dg.. Jack. 27U.
E. k. BENNER CO. TRACKAGE.
SPECIAL USED
TRUCK SALE
All trucks listed below are in first class condition. All are
bargains.
1 Reo Speedwagon Chassis $900.00
1 Reo Speedwagon, express body and canopy top $1,250.00
1-1 Ton Bethelum, open express body and cab $600.00
1-1 Ton Republic chassis, pneumatic tires, like new $850.00
1-1 Ton Nash, farm body and cab ; $900.00
1-2 Ton Stewart, enclosed cab and stake body; this truck
it nearly new $2,400.00
1-1 Ton Ford Chassis and cab.. .$450.00
1-H Ton delivery truck ,. $600.00
1 Dodge delivery truck, screen sides, nearly new $750.00
1 Dodge delivery truck $450.00
1-1 Ton Republic express body and cab . .$550.00
1-1 Ton Ford with new Dearborne attachment; new body
and cab ; ...$650.00
, 1 Ford delivery truck r .$400.00
1-1 Ton Ford truck with farm body and cab, nearly new. . .$950.00
) Other Good Bargains
Trm to Responsible Parties
Jones-Opper Company
Phona Harney 0635 " 85S8 Farnam St.
THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1921.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Both Investment and
Speculation.
A dandy, good doubl house on 8
24th St., where value ar rapidly In
crasing; I room and bath on firs
floor and I rooms and bath on second
largo lot and garage. r.verymins
excellent shape. Trie $7,000, on es
sy
terms. Can be. mad to show big In
vestment and has good speculative
value.
Bedford-Johnston Co.,
Realtors.
06 World-Herald Bldg. Jackson 1734.
Home Plus Investment
Near Slst and Leavenworth St., -room
bungalow type. Large rooms, oak
finish, furnace heat. Lot 60x134 ft. Price
upon application.
George & Company. -
Atlsntl S024.
:,, ,
KH:a'r tliai AAJi. 1U E,A.ntL1
Wanted Real Estate in
Omaha
For Iowa. Nebraska and Colorado
lands. Have a number of good ex
change ,for income and residence prop
erties In Omaha. What have youT Box
R-61, Omaha Be.
160-acre Iowa farm, clear, will trad for
umana income property niiu win pj
difference. Write owner, Frank L
Kilby, 440 Peter Trust Bldg., Omaha.
HAVE aection Nebraska land to deal for
umana income cipar ior ciear. uou&
Box 443, Sioux City, la.
FOR SALE or trade, 320 acres deeded
oil lana in resrt or proven uibuivi.
Box 145, Miles lty, Mont.
REAL ESTATESUBURBAN.
Dundee
New Bungalow Home.
Price Reduced $15,000.
An exceptionally well con
structed home of etucco with
brick foundation and porch with
cement floor. Ha tile vestlbuls
with cloak room. Larg living .
room, fireplace, un room, dining
room finished in beautiful qual
ity of oak. Breakfast room, but
ler' pantry, kitchen and refrig
erator room finished In whit
enamel. Four bedrdom and til
bath on second floor. Ivory enam
el, oak floors throughout Third
floor ha two dandy rooms and
bath and large tor room. Full
equipped basement, coal bin, fruit
cellar, laundry, etc Very best
materials UBed and real workman
ship. Located on 61st street be
tween Dodge and Farnam.
The Byron Reed Company.
Dundee District.
Brick home, located on outh front
lot 60x137 feet; living room joxi ".
dining room 15x15 feef, sun room 9x12
feet and convenient kitchen, first floor;
....... hariennmn and til bath sec
ond floor; finished in white quarter
sawed oak, French gray and white
enamel; oak floors throughout; Arco
i. . .-.AW h..tin. v -a t m - Ruud heater;
house equipped with vacuum cleaning
system, rne owner is leaving ...
and will aell part of the furnishing
with this home, tor tun aeian can.
George & Company.
Atlantic 3024.
New Dundee Home.
it. -i n e vrtnm .triMlf mod
IIOICW 4-BluiJ, u-.v,w...
ern home. Beautifully finished In oak
and ivory enamel. Tiled bath, fireplace.
very attractive in every detail. Oarage.
inf ..ppiinnf surroundings,
lit South Fiftieth Avenue. See us for
special terms.
Mattson & Smails.
t-ii ntv Nat'l Bk. DO. 8102.
A Dundee Special.
Will sell a real home at a real
price, fine location, Beautiful liv
ing room, oak floors and finish,
vn. . reduced for aulck gale.
Harney 6701 or Douglas 6545,
6-Room Mod. Dundee.
. i , i .1 . .,ti-.r mttar. With Bra
Weil luwiru ' J .-'
rage. Oak finish first floor, white
on! nn 2nd. Price. $9,750. Terms.
Chas. E. Belman.
JA 8235. 702 Peters Trust. Bldg.
Dundee 8 rms. $7,500.
Tnm into south front. Best buy In
Omaha; 6 years old.
Frank S. Selby.
1806 Dodge St. JA, 1434
Florence.
EIGHT acres, 2 miles west of Florence,
small improvements, ail in cultivation
possession; price $3,000; small payment
isetnaway, jyej. huj.
Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. KE. 1409
"Wildcat" Losses Will
Divert Money to Real
Estate, Realtor Says
Recent exposures of heavy losses
tirt itmti irrpcriilaritips in the man
agement of "wildcat" stock selling
schemes will have a tendency to di
vert Nebraska investment money
into real estate hereafter, in tha
opinion . of George F. Jones.
"I have talked with financial men
frnm all nnrts rif the state in the last
two weeks," Mr. Jones told the Real
Estate board last week. "Their
opinion is without exception that
.Ua nrocpnt CrAtlpra tinn. at lfflSt in
Nebraska, will never spend another
donar buying stock in promotion
scnemes.
"Tlii. rpaonn for this IS verv Ob
tr,rri,-rinriv in Nebraska
knows without question that promo-
i J
tion scnemes are dangerous anu
liable to failure. The leases have
been so heavy that nobodv is going
" .v-.j -
to take a chance again on any kind
of investment that is not absolutely
sate.
t Jestat? iTne ' cSaJSS
which can't be stolen and which
I WOn't go broke."
ai ir-u m'MMiiiiruiLi " - i r m - - ' lllllllllil
PANTRY I
KITCHEN I -I
f BATH I ,
I rur rwl I I CHAMBER I
I I HALL I I
VERANDA
GATE CITY REAL
ESTATE SALES
rir.co.in TVctrirt Tnxeoh F. Steie-
er to J. A. Gross, 563-73 South Thir
ty-fourth street, $Ji,suu.
Voeel Investment company to Ro-
sario Caniglia, 1016 South Tenth
ctrnot C7 Vdl
Tor'rJp A RnrWIpv to P. C. Damis-
cus, 525-27 South Twenty-fifth av
enue, ifo.MXi.
H. A. Wolf company to Joseph
Hartnett, 710-12 North Twenty
third street, $7,500.
Anna Mccnde to umana wom
an's club, 624 South Seventeen
Street, $16,000.
South Omaha District Minnie
Drexel to Margaret K. Mcllvain,
2524 South Tenth street, $4,200.
Philip Pleiss to Otto Slunicko,
2917-19 South Eighteenth street,
$6,508.
rotl,o,lcol TVctrirr T.illtan Mae
Tabor to Mabel B. Fawcett, north
east corner forty-second ana Cali
fornia streets, $7,500.
L W. Beatty to Mazie l,. weiaen
field, 4320 Wakeley street, $6,502.
Mni-ti, fsiHe District M. T. Meer
to Ruth M. Earl, 3715 North Twen--
ty-first stteet, $4,4UU.
T. Hnnrhin tn D. A. Foote.
southeast corner Thirty-first and
Titus avenue, 5o,uw.
nonenn nictrirt T? W Harrine-
ton to F. M. Anderson, 3225 North
Sixtieth street, $5,5UU.
n,,rloo nictrirt F.. C. Sorenson
to Sebastian Salerno, northwest cor
ner Forty-seventh ana cnicago
streets, $4,350.
Myrtle B. Sharrick to J. P. Fal
lon, S02l Cuming street, $10,500.
Honccnm ParW Dietrir.t C. C.
Carlberg to Toseph A. Rankin, South
Thirty-fourth street between Oak
and Wright streets, $5,500.
Northwest uistrict emu raiKncr
to Henrikke Knudsen, 4512 Franklin
street, $4,500.
F. O. Baker to S. J. Johnson, 4552-54-56-58
Charles street. $4,000.
Bam.'. Port. nietrirt-Tarnh Marks
to Harry Rubin, 3319 Lafayette av
enue, ?,uuo
Corn in Butler and Seward
Counties Best in History
The southeastern part of Ne
braska, particularly Seward and
Butler counties, has the biggest
corn crop in history, according to
C. C. Wilson, Omaha realtor, who
visited that section of the state last
week. . ,
Mr. Wilson says "that farmers
who have lived in Butler and Sew
ard counties for 40 years told him
their corn yield this year will be
the largest they have even seen."
Some of them told him, he said,
"that their corn will yield 100 bush
els an acre."
Starts New Houses
Realtor H. S. Manville has started
two new houses for F. P. Hart at
Thirty-fourth and Gold streets and
as just completed a new nouse ior
C. J.
Shaw at im ronieneue ouinc-
vard.
Buildinz Five Houses
Hastings & Heyden has started a
o, tinnnn hnns. with caraiie in
connection, at the northeast corner
at Thirty-hfth ana fine streets.
This makes five houses this firm has
under construction.
T?Aolti nn Vnatinn
"'"' '
H. Walsh, head of Waisli-El-
company, accompanied hy Mrs.
U t-- n T ni-nKnii
,n i, - r A tvi nomf
W'aUVi ha crnnp to Lake Okoboii
and the Minnesota lakes for a va
cation. '
Six Houses Sold
.The six new houses built ra Ben-
An Attractive Bungalow
. T-" M
son district this summer by the
Benson & Carmichael company all
have been sold and the firm now
has plans for erecting six more
houses in that district this fall. The
houses are small and the firm is
finding a ready market for them.
Shoe Firm Rents One
Of Syndicate Stores
Tti f'ontilpvpi- SlVinp rnmnanv. lo-
f.qfo1 In tli. Waad hnilriincr at F.itrht-
eenth and Farnam streets, has rented
one of the new stores being erectea
at the northwest corner of Seven
teenth and Howard streets by a
syndicate.
Tli" al,s - rnmnanv whlrh ranie
here eight months ago, is leaving the
WeM building because its pusiness
has crown to such an extent its pres
ent space is no longer adequate.
Ihe fi. A. won company,, wnicn
is in charge of rentals for the new
Howard street building, is negotiat-
ing witn two oiner reiau nuns mi
space in the building.
There will be II stores in tne new
K.-iWintr F TT. Mvprc C VV. Mar
tin, H. A. Wolf and B. R. Hastings
compose the syndicate which is
erecting the building.
Eight Sales in Ten Days
Re-ported by Mulvihill
T T . Afulvihill renltnr rennrtM the
j j . . i ... . ...... , . . . -1 - -1 -
following eight sales in the last 10
days, totaling $63,850:
.Duplex House, iu south lwenty
eighth, to E. Couch; house, 136
Im,tVi' Ttiirtw.pitrVifVi tn F Wrioht:
duplex house, Thirtieth and Mason,
to Helen liyKeu; nouse, Mason
street, to Ed Kroll; house, 3439
Webster street, to Joseph Reif; , a
house, 1034 South Thirtieth avenue,
to P. J. Ryan of Des Moines; house,
Ninth and Pacific streets, to Philip
no Pattabina; lot. Thirty-sixth and
Seward streets, to feter Magnuson.
Stuht Company Announces
Sales Totaling $43,950
Sales of real estate totaling $43,
950 are anriunced by the C. B.
Stuht company, for last week, They
include three Dundee nomes, two
hah, firinlf v.n..r tiniicpa iinrlf f Con-
"vn " ' "
struction, four. lots, and a piece Of
Smerman avenue property.
Th Stunt rnmnanv has started a
two-story brick veneer house at 107
South Fifty-first avenue tor james
S VVillphranrl who recently came
here from Buffalo, N. Y.
Former Premier Maura
Heads New Spanish Cabinet
13 Former Pre
mier Maura today assumed the pre
miership ot tne new spanisn caDinei,
which replaces that of Premier Al
lendesalazar. who , resigned on
Thursday. Premier Maura appoint-
mA Fln Vfanttpt fnnln Hnntnria
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minister of foreign affairs and Senor
La Cierva minister oi war.
London Editor Sees U. S.
Re-Entry in Allies' Councils
Portland, Ore., Aug. 13. Ihe re
turn of the United States to co-op-eration
with the other powers in
straightening out the tangles created
K iUa arraal wdr anr! ti.naf l.a fnl-
lowed it, is fore'seen in the confer
ence called at invitation Of President
Harding and is looked upon witn
delight by the powers of Europe,
according to H. Herickham Steed,
... ... r. i l
according to n. nericKnam iecn,
erjjtor 0f the London (England)
Times, -who arrived in Portland
x 1 1 . 1 . . 1m..
Tiirf1iir 411 U'9 6 in 1p1VP lit tt
night for San Francisco. Mr. Steed
is returning from Victoria, B. C,
whither he accompanied Lord
NorthclilTe, now on his way to Australia,
tA-A S el.t a Knho-nlnw nf flt-
tractive appearance and uplcndid de
sign. The broad veranda is a fea
ture of the house. The central hall
gives the desired privacy to the
sleeping rooms. Both the living
room and dining room are of good
size. Kitchen has direct communica
tion with the dining room, pantry
and hall, the latter a great con
venience in reaching the front door.
Bath room is well situated. Closets
in both bedrooms. Clyde Smith
Adams, Architect.
Ex-Wife of Barrymore
To Wed N. Y. Broker;
Gives Up $350 AKmony
Npw York. Auir. 13. Mrs. Kath
arine Harris Blvthe. - 30, who di
vorced John Barrymore, the actor,
in December, 1918, for desertion,
will give up $350 a month alimony
Alrxander Dallas
Bache Pratt, 38, a broker, here to-
daThe marriage license was taken
out yesterday; and the California di
vorce decree was recaneu wucit...
h has been Betting alimony until
UCalll Ul iviiii"'mo- . ,
Barrymore has since mamcu i-
who wrote "Clair de Lune,' under
lUllUCl
the pen name of "Michael strange.
If. TO......' firct wifp WaS I
jvir. iidun ,
j f xMti'aivi F. Ren amin
c A vnrrinflr Pratt tor
cruelty, she sued to force payment
of her share ot a .uuu.uvu
t. ur o-ranrltather. tne ia"
Hum i 1 v . r ' ' ..itrrt
tt tr T)r.or. shf tfnt S.iMJ
mth alimonv and the custody ot
t.. "until remarriage or
IICL V.iU,viivi. -- -
t .1 i i innir aftprward mar
aeain, buu "-" . 7.
ried Preston Gibson, playwtight afld
society man.
Nftw Rules to Raise
Standard of U. S. Army
Washington, Aug. 13. By direc
fi-nn of the secretary of war new re
quirements to govern enlistment in
the regular army are soon 10 dc
issued. The new regulations will be
more strict than any heretofore pro
mulgated and are designed to raise
tt.. ctmrtarH nf enlisted personnel,
now that the sizeof the army must
be reduced. ,
it .aa ntVirr tiavc an artnv Ot
100,000 good men," said Secretary
Weeks, ' than an army ui tw,v.
indifferent men. the new reguia
tions will raise the standard ma
tenany. , . , .
army, available at the headquarters
tnrtav. indicated Wdi ."; ...o-
rlv has been reduced to
approximately ijj.uw icii.
Son of Tobacco King '
Held In Auto Acciden
t-.. v t, Ar 13 Aneier B.
Duke, son and heir of Benjamin
V VV . Ill .1.11.. - ' '
Duke, founder ot tne m"lta"
k.n mmnanv. was under
bond for three days as a result of
his connection with a fatal automo
bile accident before that fact became
generally known. Duke's hearing
with that ot otner aeienudms ti
continued yesterday because Magis
trate Cobbin was not satisfied With
.u. which, he said, was
uic tvii-ii-- .
1. J.n.A.W TIkVb' rar scraned a
-.. tnrA it as rip The truck
crushed Owen Kivlon, a pedestrian,
to death
Rprl Bfinresentative Obiects
To U. S. amine Keiiei nan
Riga, Letvia, Aug. 13. (By The
Associated Press.)--D i ffi c u 1 1 1 e s
arose today in the negotiations be
gun here over tne aran oi an agicc
ment guaranteeing protection of
r . . i i:.. ... intA Rnktia mt
famine relief. Maxim Litvmoff, the
mod buuuiics otiit l,,lv - "
soviet representative, taised a num
l r .u:.i.i;ntn Knth in nrinciole
and details, to the draft presented
x,r Waltpr Lvman Brown, the
American relief negotiator.
Ortill Pm Used bv Lincoln
Stolen From Chicago Exhibit
rti.. Amr 1.1 The riuill oen
used by President Lincoln in signing
his first inaugural address nas neen
stolen from the exniDit oi me vm
Mffo Historical society at the Pa
r,f Prncrrpes it was an
nounced. The pen was made from
t. fot,f n( n Ampriran eaele
which was killed by an admirer of
Lincoln just betore tne iauer s cicl
tion. j
Cotton Consumption for
Last 12 Months Falls Of
balp of lint and S0.01S Irnle of llntpr
comparpd with 62S, of lint nd 87.671
of llnter tn July lt yr, th cnu
bureau nnouhpd txly.
i'...n.iitlin I h 1 month nd1n
Juljr SI th eotton yr meintd to
4.St,S9 balm of lint ana mi,iii l
lintern, rompirrd with 1.411,714 of lint
.1 ilA . Hnl ...
Cotton on hnd July SI. In ponmmln
eRtKbllxhmpnU. was 1,115.847 balp of lint
and IOJ.25S of llntrr. romparpd with
. IC 1A7 li.ft . n.l 97f fit nf Mnlarfl mn
held year rko, and In publlo atorair
ana Hi c,niyresfn a,i.i,,ii rain, vi im
nd a.104 of llnter. compared with
1.065,015 of lint and m.43) ol llnter o
neid a year aio.
Cotton spindle artlv durlnff July num
bered 8l.44K.jdl compared with I4,(.7t
i 0
Hope for Passage
Of Rail Act Before,
Vacation Gone
La Follctte Blocks Action by,
Insisting Upon Inquiry as
To How Roads Spend
Funds. ,
Washington. Auir. 13. Anv re
maining possibility of the passage of
the administration railroad funding
bill before congress recesses went
glimmering yesterday, when Senator
La l-oilette ot ' Wisconsin niocKcn
action in the senate committee on
interstate commerce.
After Senator I.e Follctte had in
sisted upon an inquiry relative to
1,a mnnnat itl U'llirtl thp milrOadft
lllb Alll.11114.1 ......
have expended their fund and then
objected to any action without a
quorum present, the committee ad
journed until next Tuesday.
Administration senators said that
the bill probably would be reported
from the committee next week, de
spite Senator La Follette's objec
tions, fcut that it would not he press
ed on the floor of the senate until
after the recess. Senator Townscnd
of Michigan, who introduced the bill
in the senate, was in conterence witn
Pi-pcirlpnt Harrlinp thinner the dav
and is understod to nave told the
president the bill could not be passed
at this session, which tne president
regrets.
benator La follette urged mat
the senate committee summon Wil
liam G. McAdoo, former director
general of railroads, as a witness.
H irl that hp tiarl communicated
with Mr. McAdoo over the long dis
... .....
tnnce telephone ano mat ine iaucr.
ic willincr trt nnnear before the com
mittee it requested to do so.
The Wisconsin senator saio ne
UaA poKIp1 WalWpr T5. Hines.
OIOV IIUU l.1".' , i ...... - .
former director general of railroads,
who is in Europe, inquiring at what
date it might be possible for him to
appear. , .
Besides getting the testimony ot
tt, turn (nrmrr directors PCnfral.'
Senator La Follctte insisted that evi
dence should be obtained relative to
thev have
operated their properties since the
roads were returned to private ton
trol. . ..
dI venture to say that some TaiH
roads, at the very time they have
claimed to be hard pressed for
money, were increasing salaries,'
said Senator La foiiette. n wc
rrn intn lii mnttpr wP will find that
the New York Central was raising
the salaries of President ismitn irora
$75,000 to $100,000 and of other offi
cials by additional amounts ranging
from $5,000 to ?A),UUU.
"T think it is a nertinent matter
to show that the roads have squan
deted their, resources instead oi con
servirrg them and that they: are now
trying to get the government to re
lieve them trom nnanciai uimics.
Twentv Persons Injured ,
In Wreck Near Jthl
Tj..t,t ..rr 11 Twpritv nersons
were injured, three of them seriously,
enough to be taken to a hospital
when passenger train NO. 11, eastn
bound, on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railway was wrecked at
Devine, 10 miles east of Pueblo.
The seriously injured were: Mrsw
Alice Dunkin of Kerwin, Kan., who
suffered severe cuts about the head
and arms, George Williams, a negro,
Denver, and H. F. Patrick, Coffey-,
ville, Kan., dislocated shoulder.
The cause of the accioeni was i
t. 1.:., nt tVia avlp on one of the
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main drive wheels of the locomotive.
This spread the rails and permiuea
the wheels on the coaches following
to leave the track and two baggage
cars, the smoker, two cnair cars
..... n..il .ront nff the rail.
TWO XUMlliaua ....... " ..
Three Pullmans stayed on the rails.
Export Demand and Crop
Report Boost Wheat rnce
maCnTtoS'ehe7-w tTcorrit MtSpatlon
rhat th Rorernment ewWtiM
prore bullish have done a good dea thl.
week to lift the value of wheat. Com
pa9red Sllh week aRo wheat price, thl.
mornlnit showed ealna of SHc to SHo
rbuahel, corn wa lHtC lower to M ,
He advance, oata off o to c and pro
vlalon down 32c to 65c. ...
Bport business In wheat appeared to
have been helped by a sharp avanc In
aterlinK echanKe and by word that Ger
many had Obtained lare credit N
Yerk Efforts for world-wide relief of
Russian famine were also regarded
itlmulu to foreign buying. On the other
hand, heavy profit-taklng "1" h
United State government crop report we,
out gave evidence that speculation had.
fully discounted beforehand the big re
duction in estimates of yield aa comparea
with the month previous.
mand from exporter and from dornestlo
miller ralUed the market J
fldence on the part of bull wa afterward
somewhat disturbed by announcement
that wheat production In ..Franc this
season wa much greater than th trade
her had been led to believe.
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