Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1916, Page 42

% e e P88 = e B T ——— T P— o . R —— 8-D THE OMAHA SUNDAY EXCHANGE TAKES AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA i T}‘RS Cattle Record for March Greater Month E. R. Benson Will Be Peace Dele- ” § e gate and is Extended Free Rein |EVEN LAST YEAR'S BEATEN to Pay Owr Expenses 8 SLATER MAKES WORK FOR SELF |, s it ‘ Neoa Estate § end nat " T r 1 W Pres r " ol a ) Hammers Himself and 1t tha hin rdor o B ' o 1 ) 1 [} ] o i ) g sor "seying | g b | B J Wi AR 1) fafrd ANY L of her mon in Clorden. The body arrived MHe sald, howaver, that a recent via n charge U'ndertaker Goorge Browaer tor In Omaha had told the Fotar Cb | The funeral will be held at the homas of that ha knew of no city in the United |¥red 1akl, farmer, living north of La Btaten of the size and lmportance of | Platte, on his farm, at ¢ o'clock, Satur Omaha fn which the strects were so A8y afternoon. Interment will be made in|in the la Pla poorly s oemetery Omaha named and numbered as Allegod 1 Detective oolved a o ors na Over, g0 Allen yostordny re- r from Biale's Attorney ounty, 8, D M. Lamb and two alloged cattle rus wome weaks no after into the Alsappenr head of trom Rentals NMighor Here, 0. R Benson briefly reviewed his trip 1o Exeelslor Bprings and Kanas City He pratsed the Kanses City depot as o work of art. As tar the apartment houss || sltuation at Kansas City, he sald the Apariments here are bullt 2 hatter and that the rentals they command per cont n consignment of cattle from Winner, | needs of the nverage familles whore | from the dining roo ore In Umaha are 2 per cont higher (8, 1., to Omaha, have both besn hound | thres bedrooms and bath ufticlent | the front hall in un In Kansas Clty over to the t elreuft t, charged | (o meet thelr requirements, The plan | wlwo the main » Kive the tenants the [with grand larceny, Dotective Allen and | shows a most econmical hundling of | sesond floo on or the conyonlunces we |his assoclate, Detective John Gillen, | ypuge, There Is very Mttle hall on the | find thres large 4lva them hero,” ho wald. “They bulld | made the arrest hore wegond floor and every Inch of floor [m very large clonet A apartment houses larger, clear 1o the and of the lot, ana with 1ittle regard for lghting facilities. Boxenr Thief Canght, Caught In the act of stealing sacks of corn from a rallrond car in the Burling ton yards yesterdsy evening 1A Ker turned | ohupf, lylhg at Twelfth and Castelnr talkeg of conditions | n, win arrosted and brought to the | locided slumps In oclal Agent Btoley of the The theft occurred In the New York Values Slomp, Colonel €, €, Curtis, recently York hove, reporting the values of real ot of Now York City Brnest from Now statlon by Burlington Gibson ynrds, Btoley o In varlous parts fweet, who has heen playing golf In Goprgia and strolling among the palma at Havana, Cuba, told briefly of ha experfonces, they helng principally unpleasant experiences with ¢ hotel bllls at Mavans Harry Wolf shatted In his amiable way | nbout Wi trip te pring the hour for mnwm_m h ome Last Week Aonvv i i O T s Con o Real Estate Men April will b dlscussed. 1t in possible that the tourney will be made a handicap alfalr With three real estite salens, NERTCRAL Ing In the nelghbgrhood of 315,000, & closed In ono day lust woek, the woael rounded out um n peetly actlve ons fn|ATMed With o table fork, and Earl Floyd, the matter of roal oatate +: e, par-|drmed with w Jnckknife, might HUeularly In strictly "y have resulted seriously for Trus had not The three deals 1 ol pen blade of the Jackknife broken Wodnesdny. Warly in the morning came | off justas Floyd had It ralsed for a the announcement of the sale of a alxty- [ thrust after he had caught up with his compelled his man to carry the | corn miost of the way to the police sta tion, but the latter guve out about half wiy. The polles patrol was called and he wan lifted the remainder of the xorbitant way Meet Sanday, A tosting of « howling i aptaing of the different en In the Htock Yards and of the South Hide will unday mfternoon at the offles of the Bouth Vixeolsior and Cluns 1 longues bo hold Omahn Teo and Coal com Hide oit Knife Versus Fork, A running battle between John True, - ufe winall dowatown were all anno n | the siy-foot lot Just oast of the Omuha olub | vietim, As it was Truo sustained deop Iy the M, J. Moyer estute to K. L. Brad- | gashes along the bioeps, forearm and Jey for one of hiw cllents, who may bulld | arm, ¥ suffored o sharp wound Wi apartment houso eventually. This [ along the skull above the left ear. deal, close by . A §60,000 deal Grimmel, was Churoh Notes, Then followed within an lour the an-| Wirst Christian . Church, Twenty-third nouncement of the closing of the deal [#0d 1 Streots, Rov. John G. Alber, Pas vending for somo woeks, whereby i 3o A Shalk' TS newly formed Omahu Athletle club ne i dunfor En quired the northwest corner of Nine enlor Findeavor at 630 teenth and Douglas streets for the loca g P tlon of 1ts now club houss to cost abov RPN Fhinch, Porty-his o Ktudy 0 A $400,000, The frontage on Douglas stroet | 1 rvica At 1 by on this lot 1a elghty-olght feet ana the | Kospel midweek service, Thurs depth fa 183 foet oh Nineteenth street, |I8Y €vening. at § o'clock While the conslderation 1 not an- |, ANy Hentint . 7 nounced, this lot in understood to be |, presching set somewhat more valuable than the ot | Juni oty ut sold by the Moyer estate for il since 1t 1w & half block nearer the i’ Mol Wi of the ity and just across the 2o treete. ) 5. 1L Yeriar 1 where the new Masonlo temple tn | Fastor bl 10 be crects | enureh Following these announcemer At e | - 1 il ty ® nows in the evening of the same day | leader wost corner of Twemtlath and Marney ! strects for 30,00, This was t g v | Redick propert ) ALl ar hoth ¥ Ved BUILDING OPEHAIIONQ reota. | SHOWING BIG GAINS ' Ilunw Wum AN of Benson is Buried MARAUDER TRIES 10 ROB ? NOUSE WITH FEVER SIGN FJ npace room Stm y and a Half Bungalow WITEHEN PLD ECOMN WSECOND FLOOR directly Heparating t Planning Your Landscape To obtain a perfect setting for your grounds requires a SBER VICE that can paint a pleture about your houso that will be a con wtant source of pleusure from day break until the last shades of thus making & home out of your houss and lot, evening fall s used throughout the bullding. Upon entering the houss at the left #eo a lttle sun room with windows on | new two sldes and st the right Ingn loading Into the living room which connected with the The house fllustrated above will fit rooms ia a colonnade opening very nleely on a lot forty-five, or IIH’/irmr we find & kitehan which can be foot wide and I8 well adapted to the | entersd either from turther information up-to-date hom large open Doddns, Omaha dining | architoct, he lving and din! rIRIT Vi,00K ¢ bedrooms each with wo | of the above desisn or the plan of u enll upon the wrchiteots, who #lnd to render hin services. 61219 Paxton BEE: LDINING ¥ At the the front hall or m, Opening off of nall coat closet and way lowding to th e mecond floor we Anyone desiring relative to the cont 1 should write or would be Kverett ¥ block, This BERVICKH plans, designs, furnishes the materia)l and plants your grounds, taking all responsibility, One of our Landscape Architects will be pleased te meet you by appointment and go over your grounds Phone, M. P. BYRD NURSERY CO. 17th and Dodge Streets Phones—Office, Douglas 4498—Resldence and Nursery, Colfax 4161, Offers ous of the la OF OMAHA J. WESTROM NURSERY CO. ost and most complete lines of Wursery Stooks in the oity. A visit to our salesground will interest you. SEVENTEENTH AND JACKSON STREETS PHRONE DOUGLAS 0087, APRIL 2, 1916, Invest Your Savings Also u Share of the Profits, You are guaranteed 7 per cent dividend earnings on th tirst of July and January of each year, If you invest with u In our profit-sharing plan, Alro a divislon of the profits At the end of each year in addition to the 7° omi-annunl dividends which hiy been not lews than 9% for the last twel our Your money invested is ampl wecured by well selected real mortgages and con tracts for sale, Bhares can be purchased now for $107, Authorized Capital, 8500,000, Write or See Us Ahout It Hastings & Heyden 1014 HARNEY NT, entate cyclone Samlary Lawn Fence is the highest grade fence on the markot heavier, stronger and closer spaced than any other, Cola plete, erected on wood post, 2 cents per lineal foot and up, We carry o full line of wire and fron fences and gates, trellises for rosos and vines, flower bed bor ers, fence stays, steel posts for field fencing, Come In and son the line and get our low prices Bend for catalogue ANCHOR FENCE CO. 207 N, 17th 8t I'hone Red 814, We are in a position to of fer many helpful suggestions if you are Interested in WALL PAPER Let us give you an estimate on your home SAM NEWMAN 1500 Farnam 8, Phone Douglas 48, Heavy Hoisting E J. 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