Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1909, Page 11

Y THE B REAL ESTATE crry rnnr“:unr FOR SALR (Continued.) - DUN EALRATAIE wiie. (Continued.) crry P Although in the country, enjoys city | conveniences as follows: Street car every A new sewer completion. eight minutes. system nearing Gas, electric light and water fur- nished by the same com- panies that serve Omaha and South Omaha. For maps and further imformation, | apply to GEORGE & CO. 1601 Farnam Street. (19)—509-11 VACANT LOTS Bt Ave and Poppleton street, new Fleld club district in_right. Gd*look at it Four elegant lots on i The corner paved price Jith street betwe on grade r n 1o and Mason sirects g\ tor bullding, $1.%0 fach $1,600~Njee, high and slghtiy, good build- Ing lot, new Forest Hill addition GALLAGHER & NELSON, 0 Brapdels Bldg Omaha, Neb. (16)—M538 12 'FINE LOT IN KOUNTZE PLACE a very cholee “lot, only $626.00, ANOTHER slose to 3ist and Evans Sts., paving, sewer, ity water, gae, il paid. Only $60.00, PETERSON BROS. %9 South 17th St Botn phones Good Bargain. See Us 7-roora house, 4 years old, reception hall, parior, dining room. kitchen, nice pantry, vestibule for {ee Box on first floor, 3 larke bedrooms, alcove and bath on nd floor, tull bric! nd cemented cell laundry, good furnace, cement walke, ed street, all paid, high and sightly location, will rent for $3250. Price reduced to 38,260~ for quick sale. Birkett & Tebbens, Sole Agents, 123 Bee Bldg. Douglas 4764; A-1754. (19)—-608 11 $1 CASH .$1 a Week ‘HILLSDALE buys a fine, high, sightly butlding lot, wes of Milier park, overlooking Omaha, Flo wnce and the Missouri rive: No better way of saving investing in one of thes HABTINGS & H E 'Phone , 1614 Harney 8t. 19)—s01 11 HBPRE I8 BOMETHING CHOICE. Brand new, modern cottage in Boulevard park; artistic appearance, well bullt, good basement, large porch, nice lot, cement walks, convenient to car; price $2,650; reasonable terms; located 1707 Laird St Owner there all day Wednesday. (19)—Mb14 12 Don't Miss This Chance A full B0-foot lot, only two blocks from Ames avenue car line and one block fron Fontanelle park. East fronts all soid but iive. PRICES $225 EACH TERMS $5 CASH, $5 A MONTH No Interest, No Taxes HASTINGS & HEYDE®, 1614 Harney St . 1)—602 11 svios Myt i < To Builders 100 feet left on Lothrop street in Sulphur | Bprings addition. Fine place to bulld two nige modern. squaie 6 Of 7-room houses. Just off of 16th street, cement sidewalks, cRy water and sewer in. We have demand for more . new: houses north than we supply Tice of this ground,. #1560 HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney (19)—508 11 SIX-ROOM HOUSE every .respect. One wf tly corners In .the clty fruit trees. Fine \iew. On venient car. NOWATA LAND Buite @4 N ‘Phone Red 199 MODERN the most St and most AND LOT coO. Life Bidg OMAHA, NEB. (19)—NM386 12 PFTERS TRUST 7O, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. We want large loans on well first class eity property. We can place large amounts at low rates. ters Trust Company, New York Lite Bul ldln%.‘ a9)—706 Mayn Y located, OWNER leaving town next month and will sell his 2-story, 7-room, all mod ern residence for $3,200, on reasonable terms. 50:ft. lot and all improvements in street, §0od nelghborhood and a fine home, near 418t and Califorma. Address M 464, care Bee (19)—=M457 13 REAL ESTATE LOANS and insuranc List your property with us for sale exchange. Walnut and Orchard Realty Co., 10 Hamilton St Harney 3765; Ind. B-1s2 or Hills ‘Phones (19)—-254 IF YOU HAVE city property, farms, ranch lands or mer- ch to sell or trade, list them with me. 1t costs you -flflflg unless 1 effect a sale. W. W. Mitchell, Board of Trade Bldg. (19 -3 NEW, 1 rooms, Bemis Park distriot. C._ M. ' N Y. Lifa D 0%, A Sm LARGE, new, mod. §-r. cottage;: corner lot, 100x1%; 2 blocks from car iine; imme diate possession. Get a home on easy payments from the owner. Doug. 163 or evenings Web. 406l (19)—822 CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON BEST part Bherman Ave. very cheap. NOWATA LAND AND LOT Sulte 64 N. Y. Life Bldg Phone Red 1968, OMAHA. NEB. (19)—31384 13 co., FOR SALE— “chicken i froft, Wedge, 3. 615 N. 2th. as ur property with Chris Bover, 2 Rmu‘ s, - af fence. LIST and ady | St | con- | ( CHARLSEW HEIGHTS 3 Lots Equal to Half Acre. | Close to Two Car Lines. Only $52 to $72 Per Lot. > Immediately west of Fort Omaha, will { put on the market soon, but lots can reserved now, before the first sale all laid out, graded; several hund planted, and ail together one of beautiful tra 1 Omaha those whe w a strictly beautiful ebun- | try home site, with on of the | tractive views over Fort Omaha, the Bluffs up and down the ri east tler of lots, facing the big Centr | North boulevard to Miller park, while con- siderably higher priced, are still so cheap that they can be all bought like buying acres. These, also, may bhe re ved, but are not yet put on the market. The prices a 80 low that we cannot promise that they will remain the same for opening day. REAL ESTATE RUST €O Ground Floor, U. B ational, 1201 Farnam Stre M535 14 be nt [ | |— [ 10 DEWEY AVE. This 7-room all modern house must be | sold. Has hall, den, front room, dining | room and kitchen on first floor; 3 bed | roome and bath on second; cellar under whole house, cemented; good furnace, com- bination gas and electric Hxtures; yard | nicely modded; paved stre Only 2 blocks | to Farnam car. We are asking $4,40, out ‘wnnl an offer. Remember the hest offer | gets It, a8 the owner is compelled to sell SELBY, | 43 Boara of Trade Bidg., 16th and Farnam. (19)~-607 13 SOMETHING GOOD. If you are tired of looking at run-down property, let us show you this. New 6- room cottage, modern " throughout, full brick basement, fine shade, one block to 24th, car on Bristol St, south front, pav- ing paid. Price, $3,100. partly cash, NEW ON PRATT ST. Near 27th, we have two modern stx<room cottages, nearly completed, bullt by day work, large full lots, paved St. finished { in natural wood is is something good. Price, $2.850. Easy terms. MILITARY AVE. SNAP. Nearly new, i-room house, large full lot paving paid. ‘partly modern, on car line, owner leaving cily and says sell at great sacrifice. Prico only $1,950. terms, PHIPPEN & EDWARDS, 309% Boston Store Bld Phones: Office, Douglas 2282; Residence, Webster 4658 (19)—M468 12 COSTS ONLY $6,250 To buy that beautiful home, with oak and birch finlsh, on corner and Burt, one block from Bemis park: lot B66x100. This splendid place will go at a sacrificea to some one. You cannot afford to pass It up without fully investigating. Can make terms, J. W. Robbins 192 FARNAM ST. TEL. DOUG. ((19)—M537 12 | Acres, $750, Florence boulevard, this side Miller park. | Very signtly building sites. Number limited. . | Harrison & Morton, a9)—-13 REAL ESTATE | FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALB can |~ COLORADO IRRIGATED SNAP. | ® acres Jjoining townsite, (welve miles | trom Deénver; lies beautifully; fine view of the moun- tains; ldeal for 'home or inves will be sold at one-Lalf its pr | ir at once. | NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO., | 2 Hraudeis Bldg. Umaba, | nent. This Montana, wll parties desiring to draw for homestead lana in Flathead reservation in Montana or antielpating takin e homestead land in Alberta biig ve valuable information by writ- J Speacer, Florence Hotel, Butte, Mont @)—Mi17 16x | HOMESTEAD WHEN you write to advertisers, remem- | ber that it takes but an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the faci that you saw the ad in The Bee. Nebraska, s IRRIGATED LANDS Farmers waniing irrigated lands please write for full information about large tract in Nebraska with unlimitéd water and full Vald water rights. Prices §10 to 3% per acre. ‘Terms, one-fifth cash, balance easy payments. To be s0ld to actual settlers; not m than 180 acres to one person Bpeculators not wanted. Excursion every Tuesday ~ AL T & SON, Phone Doug ram Bt. Omaba ()—446 14 DUMO! 690. 1605 § | 40-ACRE _homesteads: cheap relinguiahe ments. J. Bersina, h N o Whitman, Neb, | @0)—M401 Maylax | _84 acres of good grazing land; Sec. 27-16- | near Garfleld, table. Price, 3.3 per acre; $1 per acre cash, balance eight equal annual payments. W. DAVIDSON, Brandels Bldg in | & Omaha. (20) M52 16 South Dakota. | FOR INFORMATION on s tracts of Zarm and Charles Mix and Write for cireul 8. D all and large Azing lands in, adjomning countles. John Frits, Platte, (20)—M166 16x LOOK THIS UP. " Then come with us ‘to Hrule county, n-koxu We conirol "14,000 acres an D tracts to sult purch . | 820 1o llfl. per acre. W rllo’:u edll. * KELLEY INVESTMENT CO 06 Neville Blag 0)—-Mol 12 uth 4 can | ce. brand new, | Hth | fruit und vegetable land; | { a| Easy | Own Your Home« ot value | | | } WEDNESDAY REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LANDS. ho—Continned. Idaho-Carey-Act-Lands Snake River Valley--Twin Falls Country ' IDAHO IRRIGATION COMPANY'S PROJECT. Engineering and Construction Work by J. G. White & Company, Incorporated. 50,000 Acres Will Be Opened by Drawing Under the Supervision of the Idaho State Land Board. SHOSHONE, IDAHO, JUNE 8, 1909 Registration Will Open June 1st, Closes June 7, 1909 IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO, AND INVESTIGATE. WRITE C. B. HURTT, | Mgr. Land Sales Dept. FAMOUS CAMAS PRAIRIE—Rich. black soll, abundant rainfall, mild climate; ask for map of porthwest. Geo. M. Reed, Grangevills, Idaho. -MS41 Jed BOISE, IDAHO (20)—M200-de-ix REAL ESTATE LOANS (Continued.) Oregon. Fruit and Dai On the west us Lregun, the home of the tamous Spitzenberg apple; no bet ter vegetable land anywhere; many Eng- lish walnut groves now bearing; bost grass land In-the world, especially adapted to the clovers, alfalta, biue grass and time othy. No frrigtalon required; plenty of rainfall and living springs of purest wae ter; no stumps; mild, healthful climate throughout the entire year; unsurpassed for dairying. Most desirable environment for homes; this is your opportunity; can you not sell a few tracts in your iocality I think you can; It so write today for my circulars and descriptions, also terms and prices. 1 am certain they will appeal to you. M. Cash, lowa City, Ia. (30)—M9s2 13x ORBGON farms, city and suburban homes. Parties coming to Oregon might get some information that will be a help to them in selecting a home. Thirty years of continual residence in the Willamette IS valley might enable us to give you some | information that would save money. Direct your letters to McCleod, Room 206 Rothchild Portland, Ore. you some erett & Bldg.. Jelo ™ WHA?T California could years ago, Texas Southern Gulf Coast offers you now. Two-year-old Satsumn Orange Groves are now being developed, 340 per acre. Vegetables between rows give Immediate income. You hold title. We do all work always, giving you casi share crops Dec., 1910, 1911, 1912, $50 acre yearly; 1913, 1914, 1915, acre yearly; 1916, 1917, 1918, $100 ‘acre yearly; 1019 to 1928, 320 ver acre yearly; thereafter halt profits annuaily.” You can buy one acre or upwards. No finer investment plan in existence. Only limited amount for sale. Come quick If you want your share, 8tiriing Impiovement Co., Duluth, Minn. (20)—M8s7 20x glve Miscellaneous. YEUEL_ COUNTY land and big steer for sale; 1,440 acres, 400 acres plow land all being put to crop, $25 per acre, 4 cash, balance to suit buyer: no Incum- brance; barn for 26 tons hay, 18 horses; horses, mules, new harness. new imple- ments. Biggest steer in United State 3,800 ibs. Lived on this land 23 vea MONEY TO BUILD. $500 to 320,000 at current rates. | W. H. THOMAS, 503 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. | | | (22) 828 LOWEST RATES-wemvs, Brandels (22)- $100 TO $10.000 made promptr v, F. D. Wead, Wend BIAg., 15th and Farr 0 $500 TO $200,00 on improved property; no delay. GARVIN BROS., 164 Farnam St. (22)—M357 3 PER CENT MONEY to 10an on Omaha Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN. Room 1, New York Life Bldg. (22)-331 $600 TO $5.000 in hurr;(‘a in Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A-2162. (22)—833 MONEY TO LOAN--Payne Investment Co. 3 (2)—3%4 REAL ESTATE WANTED HAVE BU 5 T FIV SRS for a 5-room house, & 6-room house and a couple of vacant lots. | NOWATA LAND' AND LOT COMPANY, Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. ‘Phone Red 1999. Open Evenings. (22)—33% STOVE REPAIRS NEW furnaces; hot water gnd hot air com- |} binatioli heating, 2 and’ 4-hole laundry hot water heaters, manile grates, gas stoves repaired, water fronts and . flower vases. @maha Stovs Repair Works, 1206- 1208 Douglas St. 'Phones And. A Bell Douglas 90. WANTED—TO BUY BEST price paid for secondhand furniture, carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971 (25)—-387 furniture, Tel. Doug. (25)—338 BEST price pald for 2d-hand carpets, stoves, clothing, sho 5401 STANDARD upright planos. Phone Web- ster 372, (25)—M6% BEST prices pald for 2d-hand furniture, | clothes, shoes, etc. Tel. Douglas 4265, 10-mile fence; one of the best farms of | this count miles fre 1% mile All good farm 1" new rallroad; sod house to school house. This offer g00d 30 days. Land loeated northeast of Chappell, county seat. 3 be divided in farms, all in one All the hay needed to run farm Stout (20)—M4 land James 1ix REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 8 ACRES near Elmwood Park; & miles | west of postoffice; OKE 1001 D $4 per acre. CFE REAL ESTATE co., Y. Life. Doug. or A 2152 REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED—City loans. Peters Trust Co. @) 5% SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated Apply Room 417-18 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Bell ‘phone Douglas 2318, (22)—3% WANTED—-City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St (@2)—325 Y. Life. low rate. (2)-827 PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwoo 616 Brandels Bldg. (22)-326 PAYNE, BOBTWICK & CO. N. Private money, 300 to 3,000, and col racts bought Old Bos! Antelope Inv. on Store Bldg. o 0. wells can | body. | ! | REAL estate purchase money, mortgages | WHEN you write to advert! (2)-87 | | (25)—811 May 23 GROCERY in good locality. If you mean business, address D 463, Bee. 29112 1x HOTEL— or % rooms, doing good business, in good live town. Will not buy building Jjust furnishings and business. Only own- ers reply; quick. H 416 Bee. (Z5)—4% 13 I AM looking for good article to sell. What have you? Eight years experience. Ad- dress N-421, care Bee. 454 12x WANTED—TO RENT WANTED, by i Toom, with ptiviless o femily. State price. Bee. WANTED—By & young man, a modern room in private famlily, west Farnam district preferred; can furnish good refer- ences. Address K 418, care Bee. (26)—M536 13x _ WANTED—SITUATIONS FOR day wome travelihg salesman, absent week, furnished of bath, In Address E 41 call Douglas 884 +15)—~M%8 Juned SITUATION WANTED—Experienced trav- eling salesman would like position on road or local, Age 30, married. Best ref- erences. Address L-i19, care Bee (25)—M46 12x sers, r - her that It takes but an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee. 100% Profit Guaranteed If you have $100.00 or $10,000.00 to invest it will pay you to investigate this proposition. YOU WILL BE GUARANTEED UNCONDITIONALLY A PROFIT OF 100% ON YOUR INVESTMENT IN THREE YEARS. This is a gilt edge, conservative, safe in- vestment for which we eourt the most thorough in- vestigation. We only need $15,000.00 and when this amount is secured this unusual opportunity will be gone. You will never again have an opportunity like this, so act at once. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ma bleck war and wifs lots 18 a Cassidy | derson | & L Place 1l Estate & Trust west # tze Pl wife block 6 Am and wife E Lowe's add ter Hanser 2. block 1,600 lots | Christ Malchow to ¥ | Mil 7.8 810, 11 and 1 tard 1,600 Ellen Corneer ahd husba Bostwick Co., lot 4, bl pleton Park D. ' lot A to Payne ok 1 c James 8 Robi 2, Dundee Place Davis and wife th Kountze Real Estate Co., undivided 1% lot 9 block 1, Johm 1. Redick's sub James W. Wells to Laura W lots 8, 9, 10 and 11, block 4 line Hastings & Hoyden to Kate L. south 22 ft. lot 4 hlock rick's 3d Saratoga and lot 3. Patrick's 20 Saratoga Mary V. Brownlee and G.OW. Miller, lots 11, Briggs' Place Payne-Bostwick & Bostwick, lot 6 and 7, Baltimore Park John Clare and wife to Hans derson, lot 6, Windsor Place John Christopherson to Zelda Robin son, lot 4, block 3, Cradit Foncier Bertha C. Pixton to Isabell A Miller. lot 14, block 8, Orchard Hill Augusta J. Babcock to Bertha Pixton, same... " Elsinore Place Co. to A rt nwy section 7-15-13 F. Johnson and wife nson, west 33 ft 1, Omaha Daniel Danahey sand wife Johnson, same L. M. Bowers and wife Rasp, lot 16, block 1, Bowers John Haney and wife to Gi Bay, swi nel and nwi sely 10 ¢ Same to same, part sely neiy 36-15 | Florence Co. fo Rena A | 18 ana 19, Florence | Arthur G. Priug ana | " Mares and wife, w swig12-14-12 Mary M. Tucker and husband to Har rison Barnes, lot 5. block 108, Flor- ence nty treasurer to 1) block 4, Jetter's add United Real Estate & Frank Tomsu, lot Kountze 5th add o Dodge, [) Brook Pat block 3 husband to and %, block Co. P lot to Stanley west 8 ft An P. Knapp, P A Nels P. 1, block to lot A to F to John W wife to t 24 acres sely G John, Tot Trust Co. 11, block NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-NOTICE is hereby glven that sealed bids will pe received by the Board of Commissioners of the South Dakota State Soldiers’ Home |at Hot Springs. South Dakota, at the office |of the commandant of sald home on or before the first day of June, 1909, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the erection {of a stone and brick smokestack for the ie Soldiers’ Home, according and specifications prepared by Swartz, architect, Stoux Falls, §. ALSO the furnishings and settings of three bollers and high pressure work for outh Dakota State Soldie Home at | Fiot Springs, South Dakota, according to plans and specifications prepared by Ben Cowler, chief engineer. Bids will be re- ceved for steel siack according to specifi- |cations separately. Rids can be made in |lump sum for the whole amount of the work except for the brick or steel smoke- stack, which must be a separate bid. All bids must be accompanied by a certified | check equal to 10 per cent the amount Joseph D. For | new | the of the bid. The board reserves the right to reject any and all, bids. Plans and specifications can he seen and examined at this office of the commandant or at the office of The Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.; Sioux City Journal, Stoux' City, Ia Sioux Falls Argus Leader, Sloux | 8 D. Dated this 7th day ‘of May | order of the Board of Commis B. GEDDIR, Commandant ners, J. M11dist OFFICE OF THE . CONSTRUCTI Quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb. Sealed proposals, in triplica 1 at this offfce until 11 a 9, 1909, and then publicly opened for installation of steam heating system, in- cluding reconstruction of brick chimney ete., in Post hospital at Fort C y bragka. A guarantee of per cent of amount of proposal must »mpany each bid. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of chief quartermaster, Army | butlding, Omaha, Neb., and this ' office, | Blank forms and infyrmation furnish application her bidders Il be furnished plans and fications | wpon_deposit_of a certirled check for 35, payable to the undersigned, which check Will he returned upon return of plans, etc to this office. Proposals sh be in- dorsed ‘Proposals for Steam H Sys- m" and addressed to Captain F. Gohn, Constructing Quartermaster | M11-12 OFFICE CONSTRUCTING master, Leavenworth, Kansas, May | 1909, Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will received here until 11 & m., central | June 10, 1909, grading, ronds, walks to Grant, Sherman Fort Leavenworth tion and blank f nighed on application Plans and specific tlons may be seen here, also in office of chief quartermasters at Omaha and Paul, and Master Builders' excitange, Kan- | sas City, Missourl. United States reserves | the right to accept or reject any or all | proposals. ny part thereof. 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Ohicago. | Only $67.50 First Cabin TO BOTTERDAM RUSSIAN AMERICAN LINE TWIN SCREW 8 8. “RUSSIA" Satling June 6th and July 17th All First Cabins are outside rooms steamer embodies all the latest | & in shipbuilding or further particulars apply to The Russian Amerioan Line A. E. JOHNSON & ¢ Broadway, N. Y. NE This prove- ), Our Letter Box Contributions om Timely Subjects, Not Bxoseding Two Mundred Words, of The man of- House of OMAHA, May 11 Editor Bee A few weeks ago a wealthy fered the board of trustees of Hope $2,000, provided the entire indebted ness be paid In the near future. The time limit has now been fixed at June 1, 100 Already $5,000 has been pledged. We only | neea $3,000 mcre. Will the people of Omaha not help in the matter. 1 have worked very hard for the object for three years. I have not received any financial reward worth speaking of. 1 don't want ary. I have had | no vacation for eighteen years. 1 often get tired. 1 am new planting gardens to help these old people on provisions, not for help to cancel any dollar debt on_ the whole property. 1 will come in person for the money. Don't say me nay. REV. CHARLES W. SAVIDGE, Telephone Webster 3444. EXTRA PAY MAKES TROUBLE So Much Money in Sight, Fire and Police Officers Are Worrled. the Members of the fire_department cannot agree as to what they want to do in re- gard to.relinquishing the increase of pay granted by the late legislature. The new eity charter provides for an Increase, but | the legislature made no provision for the | extra money necessary to pay the same. The members of the police force have | almo#t unanimously agreed to walve the new increase until the beginning of the ngxt year, but the firemen have not de- | cfded, mo Chief Salter reported to the Board of Fire and Pollce commissioners at their meeting last night, whether they will walve the increase or take a chance on a sixty-day layoff or having the force cut down to a point where the appropria- | tion will cover the expense, The board will hold & special meeting at 2 oclock next Friday afternoon, at | which time it will meet representatives of the fire department, and it is prob- able that some decision will be reached. The resignation of Officer F. W. Bitter was received and accepted. Mr. Bitter has been on the force for almost two years and has never had charges of any wort preferred mgainst him. He resigned his place on the police force to go Into the concrete sidewalk business Charges against Officer A. G. McDonald came up for hearing, but were laid over until the next meeting. \TURNER FOUND NOT GUILTY No Jury Says s Firebug, and Duncan Turner was found not guilty of the charge of arson by the | Sutton's court deliberation jury in Judge afternoon after The in an hour. vesterday a short Jury was | raet out only half The outcome was not altogether a sur- | prise to those who had followed the case | closely, for although the introduced was lack state testimony with the bullding on fire. Argument | by Deputy County Attorney Magney and | by A, W. Jefferis for the defendant con sumed practically all day | considerable evidenc | ing connecting 7 | of setting the ner overt act European Trips. Complete arrangements for yoyr trip abroad can be made through the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rallway all Transatlantic steafmship lines your cabin reservation early for summer | travel. Ticket office, 154 Farnam 8t Omaha. Announcements of the heater 8o Indigenous to the life of the K 8ide in New York are many of the char acters in “Salvation Nell,” the drama of underworld life which Mrs. Fiske and her famous Manhattan company will present at the Burwood theater nights com- mencing Monday, May 17, with a W day matinee, that the actors wer from persons who in that st three dnes ted were born and raised community The fact Balome dancer act a copy of “Three Weeks' in ev dence on a table, come about the nearest to béing anything relating to the immoral And the orchestra does not play a single strain of the Balome. For Clyde PFitch's comedy coming to the Burwood May 2, 21 and is clean— clean as compared with the general run of comedies. It fills its mission of amusing and does not pretend to point to any moraj—morals heing something that every- | body knows, anyway, that he Blue and that in Mouse the is s aj iy second News Stands WHERE The Omaha Bee ON SALE | Atlanta, Ga. World-Yoma News Co Atlantic City, N. 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