Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 11

¥ 4 i } i T HE urnished hot and cold and up. COLONADE HOTE _ ik Harney HOTEL HARLEBY 2th and Permanent ( arnam, Halen to FOH RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses 1ED, IR UN”‘ WTH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastes Apartment is completely equipped for housckeeping: up-to-date and comfort- able TRAVER BROS, Tel, Doug, 6886, 706 Omaha Nat'l Bank Phonie _Web, 4885, eyenings or Sundays 2R, ~2T Dewey v furnished ocom- plete except lnens and sliverware. “lose |v| walking distance, $23. H A 8 & HEYDEN, 16 1 Ty. b0, 2 ROOMS and Bath; furnished apt. in the Miewood, 211 Harney St.; very desira nle, Call D. 1472, e FOR RENT—HOUSES CINCOLN BLVD.—1i-room hou: tly _modern, with hot water heat Price, 850, D Fonr RI'/NT 81x-1 rmmu huula with thru- quarter basement, all modern except heat, large lot. 3005 Webster Bt. VEST Farnam_ distriet, 6-room modern house, best location. Apply 140 N. 42 8t Phone Walnut 171 g WEBT T M, 32 L] baths, with garage, §5 NINE-ROOM house, modern, Nortm, HOUBES FOR COLORED, 6-R., 8212 Pinkney, modern ex, heat. $16,00 br, 3300 Spaulding, gas, water and tollet S issisrvr MR WARTINGS & THIBYDEN, i6id i Ty b SPECIAL FOR MAY 1, $20.00-—Large yard and garden space, § rooms, block to car, #ood meighborhood, new paper. 00 Corby St \Mnuur 8706, e oy FOR RENT & 104 I Beven-room holse, 4508 4‘hnrll'n 3%, close to church, school and car good nelghborhood Phone Walnut # #15—Beven-room, newly decorated; For convenjence, Harney Wl Wodern ox walking distance, $2). comfort and omy, it will pay you to e this, Web. 412, A-HROOM houge, modern, In firat- Hamilton St 2881, all condition, $4 next_door_east orn holse At on car line, lnqzulrn at 216, ATW NDRTH ZaD—b-room modern bungi- _screened porch, Web, 31 Rkt a .~ WTH BT.—-room house. Phone Wi nhlh‘r 596 = - L ™. S S § ROOMB and sunroom, will be vacant May 1, lo cated nt 205 Jones Bt $% per month; look this over this is a snap;, walking dis tance, New onk finish TRAVER BROS,, 06 Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg, 1. 685, #ROOM home at 1141 5. 320 sireet; nicely arranged; situated on car line; place rents for $35 per month, and is a bar- gain at that price. Call this office for further information. Co., Calkins. Nat'l Bank Douglas 1813, City IAR(H' “B-room basemeni o colored, 2% Plerce. Tyler 2152 nu “Arbor_St., b-room, oit "01 8o, 20th, 6-room mod & Musll, D. 197 or o Too8 . ‘OTTAUEB of b rooms each to rent, $16,_Ph. D. 6707, Toland & Trumbull. BIdg, . 3 Ilonr wnlu FOR RENT—May 1, 7-room, all moderi houu_.’_l'IT 8. 2th. Harney 2062, " Miscelluneous, RTF‘H & SHOTWHLL, HE RENTAL AGENTS, HAVE WHAT YOU WANT HOUBES AND COTTAGLES. PARTLY MODERN. H,~1612 Carter 141(6 Blvd R.—6361 N fl)t o ‘ oe] N. 2Tth Tlll("l‘L 2819 C R 2630 [mur-y Ave. (close in).." 3 #R.~Choice WQ’I Farnam dwelling 6) 0" TS MODERN PARTLY : . +R.~2028 Douglas 8t..... Jww | COMPELLED TC ) 23 Douglas St PELLED TO SELL 30{'; l[n‘urd st Jlm'nu“\ new six-room bungalow, St ot 42x124, all modern, bullt for 28th St Ly owner; only 2% years old; hot D APARTME , finlshed in oak and birch, 1806 OHIO 8 large a B, rfuf, cozy 3. Home way $3,800, on . easy payment at 4109 N, 21st OTHERS. SEE oUn St Seen only by appointment Phone {:,_ LIST BEFORM, owner Colfax 1707, RENTING, | WEST FARNAM RESIDENCE i N5 | W A PORTER & SHOTWEL l/, Sth Ave,, stucco, lot worth $3,000; houwo cost "' Wilt' el for 85,60, Doug Offices With las 247 American Security Company, NOA ~ B . P s Doug. sois, | NOT how “many,“but How good. Tdo FOR GARDENING AND POULTRY, PRt thies cood. Phans Benson Yt X downtown, colored, $12. Also & g s ¢ and & 3 (like bungalow) and ACRE GROUND, $ and Also ber, Calle fornla_bungalow and acre, $ 007, 607 Paxton Blk HOUSES CREIGH, YA REE R 12 No. 2d, brick n ¥4 Bo. 4lat, mo JOHN N. FRENZER, FOR R SONS & CO., G noua . $27.60, 7 rooms, $23 DOUGLAS 554 FOH RENT AP'TS AND FLATS 300 Apt, No. ? 5 8. Ith ullt-in_bed, §21.00, HASTINGS & HEYDEN 3 ROOME ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS Ave, two bullt-in bedw. In Ave, New; A4 Har Ty 8 WITH & M Dewey iividual porches. Very ¢ HANTINGS & HEYDEN ROONE holce. Har [ FOR RENT—AP'TS AND FLATS 3 3 North SIX-ROOM steain 1 1 fiat wpered. very desirable. 2 worth St. Conrad_Young Brandeis Thesater. Doug. 1571 $%5—Brick flat at Woolworth Ave south front; lots of sunshine; close (o rk sehool. Tyler 911 ith sun or sieep- h St Tel. Doug ing porch 1477, MODERN 6roum apartment, including sleeping porch, well Jocated, Harney 139/ R, MODERN brick, oniy $2, WRIGHT & LASEURY, Doug MOVING AND STORAGE GLOBE VAN & STORAGE S!orel moves, ku‘ abloa; 3-horse van and 2 men, PAr nour; sLor; §2 per month. Sun.rncllon guaranteed. Poul]ll 4338 and Tyler 200, (.ORDO\' VA\' CO. Packing, storage and mov ing. 219 N. lith 8t, Phone Douglas 84 or Webster 6699 152, FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE o, 5, No. 12 and No, 16 7 1 Ave, Bullt-in bed. Now MASTINGS & HEYDEN rINE heated apariment or § rooms, on West Fernam’ strest JOHUN W. RONRINS, 182 FARNAM 8T HOON infurnished flat, modern ox ROOM 8L Clare apis liarney & | 2 Noriw | 518 NO, 18TH »T | . ' al, o o Ford \ L 3 v ’ . A VOLY Senin oo va A A 5 L] l ) Separate locked rooms, for household Boods and planos; moving, packing and shipping OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 86 8. 16th St Douglas 4163 FIDELITY aviss FREE Phone Douglas %8 for complete 1iat of vacant houses and apartments; also for storage, moving, 16th and Jackson Sts VAN & TORAGH CO Careful attention given to orders for moving, packing or storage; office at Ruymond Furniture Co, 1613 and 1610 Howard 8t. Phone D. 6524 FERRIN VAN & STORAGE _Pucking, storage. 16 Cap. Ave. Lyler 1200 Maggard Van and Storuge Co. Moving, yacking, -:;rue and shipping. Phone Douglas J.C.REED Xiprew Do o and l!.ornu w: rururn sn Douglas e FOR RENT BUSINESS PR’ P'TY 'TGEE bullding, 11 #ih. _Douglas : umu\ store bullding, 2xbZ, splendid basement; llving rooms second floor; 1 N, 13th Bt. Mads A. Hansen, Mc Cague Bldg, ROPOLITAN BTORES. Modern store room and basement, 62 8o, 16th Bt.’ fine location for groceries and mea CONRAD YOUNG, 322 Brandels Theater. Doug. 167 BIORE bullding and basement, 200 Leavenworth, N. P, O'Brien, 410 Bee l(hll”‘ !’hun. Douglas 3575, ngquu BLIS small store room 1620 Cass rent. Conrad Young, 322 Bran- defs Theater Bldg, Douglas 1571, BTORE ROOMS at 1501811 Farnam Bt o8, F'. Hall, !A.’I Ramge Bldg, D, 7408, Offices nnd Desk Room, DBEK room. 1060 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. 4 et Mincellaneous v LARGE, Tight basement, choice location for anht & Lasbury. _ WANTED TO RENT Mine hlmnrdl and pool, Do flaneow REAL ESTATE- | LT . | Benson. losod By o) NORUH VT 8% | WHAWE YOUR HOME [N BENAO! 115 N. Zth St and 1110 N, 25d 8t BUY THIS LOT! | Tt h Tatti ke BLt Tacims hoth $10.00 down and $10.00 per month; price streets. Houses rented for $2.00| 3200.00; size, B0x12; located on Loocust | gl gy $ ’ St. between Clark and Burnham; not PO tnlid small investment on| f&F trom school and car line. Geo. a street of Lm' lhlnh"\ alues. Easy w rhgl}[ Bee n‘fflx'», Omaha. terms, E A Dundee A M DONT OVERLOOK THESE FINE "~ " Phone Doug NEW BUNGALOWS, 419 and 4821 Cuming street Mive and six rooms each, Good Home Brand new, well arranged . Oak and white enamel finish Very Little Cash With oak floors throughout Five-room cottage, with bath, large “""”'I““""" And-Bulicin: featuces very ; tiractive lot; fine shrubbery and fruit' treea | AUt8CHYe. > % > ~ vest of plumbing and heating Prige. 50, Jocated 401 North tth 8¢ Fine, light cement basement ( Norris & Norris, Textilo roofs, carrying . iong-time | " 2 " guarantee; color, red and green 400 Hee Bldg Phone [iouglna 4770 Paved street and paving pajd LARGE HOUSE Located high and sightly Apl'(l}s ]1\' The prices are right and the terme 14 ;4T 2 are certainly easy 2062 N, 10th St large 8 - Mako a sroall payment down foot lot: non-resident ow € Lot the rent you are now paying make GEORG owner, 1150 room ne today; 2 NI galn. tage. and roo or with It 80 Bas, Phor ON 24,000 rooms, lot, price I M5-16 1t HIST 1619 Bou: borhood, term 2 ern, PRIVATE garage; atate location and prlt e per lmml)\ Alld"’lll l” 1200, lh‘e REAL ESTATE IMPROVED nm- BE SOLD" ANY OFFER CONSIDERED AUTO AND LOTS TAKEN ON Two 6-room bungalows, one floor, quarter-sawed oak floors, oak finish, finely decorated, just belng comnpleted, corner lot and garage, 4201-4201 Barker Ave, In Leavenworth Helghts ALBO Ome 7-room house, 182 Sahler, south front, elegantly finished: my home, ALL \II'HI' GO AT BOMB PRICH, RANK G, SEWARD, 1524 8. \]IIJ‘ R. COLFAX 419, WIST FARNAM BARGAIN Near the corner 42d and Farnam, mod | tWo-tory square house with 7 rooms oalc. finished. Full lot 80x1%. Paved street. Block and one-half to the car. For only 83,50, You couldn't duplicate it for 31000 more Co., Al.\lh"l RONG-WALSH 159, 3 Rose Bldg S, Trullinger 1 lots one bloc Tyler FOR avicl it filst Pric 8t. TR be they o ING 1 YOu CHARL ments. BARGAIN If sold ot once; owner 1eaving city. dandy modern 6-room bungalow lnrge lot, don't wait. Phone Colfax 82 W. L. SBELBY & SONS, INSURANCK. North. MILLER PARK HUNGATOW RIEAD THIS THEN YOU WILL BUY IT Just Hated 4 hrand new alx-room (all n one floor) strictly modern bungalow Entire house finished fn onk: has bullt In buftet and bookesse onade open ings, beamed cellings,, beautiful sun | room, large floored attle, full cement | basement furne tog, | paved str 4 blog f Urahe o | ront ) ! s KNOCKS SELI HI]HI.I! \Il\ OWNER MUN SCOTT & HILL CO ' LA OOM N ) 0 wids ) * ! - W \ N B ONLY £00 CASH \ FUREY & SON wh ah 4 ‘. N Ureat sn. £ G W CHOICE, cottage, K10 Ruggles 5t Will well cheap. cush, One block frontng east and south, Good little col now 1506 ' NK& l ABY PAYMENTF rifice and has placed price ap, ALLACE, entire property. Go out and look this over at once, as opportunitiea like this are very few PAYNE & SLATER CO,, _.416_Omaha_Nat_Bank Bldg TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Reduced from $1,750 to $1,W0. Now a letter authorizing a price of 31,2%0. Five room house, business lot, Clifton il il Keeline MODERN out of towr Fasy terms. H, LANDERYOU, R 202 Neville Blk FOR BALE ON PAYMENT 0 mo., pat ot price, §1,! ungalows Webster 4238 balance ne; open fc 960. No, 47 i modern bungalow Hx165, , City Nat'l Bldg, D onk finish, at a bar Teorma Ilnllh m a bunealow Price 416-18 Keeline Bldg, “FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE 11TH STREET, UTH $300. Monthly payments Iike re; beroom cottaxe city water and sewer. THE BYRON REED CO,, _Doug, 1 4D, NEAR WOOLWORTH AVE well Very furnice paving all pald up; holike s not pew, SHOLES CO.,, D, V y Nat onst of 00 CASH at 2212 8, 1 212 Arrang heat, well but a be Bank Bldg BARGAINE [N ( th 28th Two blocks from car line. near Omaha Phone 5-ROOM bungalow, onk floors throughout; in llving and dining rooms; white enamel bedrooms: good rl-l!nIClNi Addmml BLNBON & (‘ARMICHAWL, corner, k. from P BOY ] K wale, blocks south of o $1,400 APARTMENT house lo Ave. and Chicago, $4,f $1,800 BUYE a 6-room mml;ln t st Hanscom Nat'l Bank Doug. 748, brand ne & INS, A wouth -and car: - tage, fine shade and fruit, TWICK I& 100 Hanscom fine doug. 6765 buys & o inspection 1 N. 424 Bt facing Milior i desired 3801 Hanscom Park Corner park, renting for 3180 per year to bufld two or thr flawy without Int ence 92,100, J. H. Dumont & Co., 1dg, Phone Doug. 600 nt buya this ith Bt. Han Price $1,660. 8, 1ith #t ed house, 7 built, large shado, This rgaln Doug, 40 IMATIA houke at d strect ood neigh- Park ENBON & MYBRE COMPANY Hidg ew, nll mod- ok finish larke, light, oentlon, A barzain at $2,000. 642 _Paxton Bk Dot T-HOOM bungalow, with garage, on vu( casy payments, neaf Zth and Woo worth Ave. Call_owner, Red 14 Mincellaneon BUNGALOW/ DREAM-4 rooms und bath, new, fully modern; heum ceiling, hookcases; fine place; ‘window seat, plate rall’ oak finish; largesunroon rooms newl ¥ decornted; large east front Iot; street being paved; only 1% block to ‘our. Price, $5,60; about $40 casb, rest monthly. RASP BROS,, 106 McCague Bldg Doug. 1653, AFETY FIRET FOR RELIABLE AND BA¥I FIRE AND 'l‘UIU\EAl)U INSURANCIE O'NEIL'S R, E. 34 Brandels Theater Bldg. Tyler BPECTAL, BARGATN GENCY, 1024, énst front modern Cot- 93,200, BON Bee Bldg hot water heat Went. 7 lots sioj Leavenwo! C. B. Pet ation Norta A Tooking at different buyers vlmmc\d that it w t (m,‘. witton the ked will come out toda unflmnhmd why ES W Ty MINNE others are MARTIN & ler 187 with Ko 0. Doug, marke ir fudgment fin. AMUS (}RA\'T 211 Brandels Theater. VREAL ESTATE— UNIMPRUVED ing encl rth, or ersen corner 35th 2047 LUSA, 300 the 1 by Bl you will buying co., 742 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg 20 Acres Near Fairacres, MUST BE SOLD BY MAY 18T. High and sightly, bod improve- For price and terms, eall, M5-7-8 Omaha Nt'| Bk WILL BUILD Ty & Have 15 first choloe | worth Helghts Ada.; eas 981 Carl 1 Rolen &4 Miscellane A HIGH CLASS HOME BUILDIN ! i high €lass distri Paved stre ade Lroes ¥ ' Hiatt-Fairfield Co., Iyler #. Uy REAL ESTATE -EXCHANGES POR EXOHANOR hih o Aeg # N at [ Lo . " M party w ) \bbat . AVE YL o A ANT " W . s lusl whal Ve » fe wvofyihie . S AN s ave e I Caban WG Mg RUL ESTATE“RUS PROP'TY Vebved e - 5 v W e A . 5 e es Mg _BEE IMPROVED at this | Viasy | [GARVIN BROS, 1: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY. 3 1916, 1 REAL ESTATE--SUBURBAN the monthly payments These bungalows are ready and_move in T FAT R Co., WAS Omahs Nat'! Hank Bldg Tyler %0, DUNDEE CORNER LOT 0x186 feet, lays high and slghtly only line, No restric- one block fyom cer tions. Only single corner for male west of Fifty-first strest, Locatlon south- west corner bist and Davenport, See u about this at onoe GEORGE & CO., gl 6 Natlonal ;!nllk Bldg Bungalow Beautiful Dundee, $0,250 bungalow, seven rooms,, with Il(l bullt«in features, fireplace, eto [hinh." taptly decorated. Thia ia buri right and priced right GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglng 8 01920 City National DO YOU WANT A REAL HOME Thon 100k at No. 48 Webster St § rooms strictly modern, beautiful place L.ong leuse. Ank (o see this pluce. Keys at this office, M'GARRY, K Doy w2 Oty THOMAS 1. Kealine Bldg, HAVE v u been figuring on bullding in Dundee? Why not look st a Dundee hotike already bullt that must be wold? Heasonnble cash payment, balance monthly, Telophone in the evening after 7 ck, Walnut 1089, | BDENDEE-Fine Tot, 80x1%; good Tocation "”l‘mm price, $1.20, ¢, A paving Grimmel.Phone Doug. 1618, | | _______Florence, FOR 1 on of frilf improvements 2% miles A very good hily J. B, ROBINSON, 422 Ree Bldg . § Nethaway for acreage. Florence 228 South Side, | BEAUTIFUL ACRE 1012 Kansas Ave., six-room now house, furnace heat, Owner willing to sell this nere for Just what the house cost hin 1o bulld, Has given o his position and gxpects to leave the city at once. Price, 2 850 PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY Sth IMloor ”lflllhl't .\Mllunul Bank Bldg. ). 178 Tand” with nagth of 4,500 tair Florence. | M | ACR A werow ad ellnneous, ACGHE BARGAT ining Benmon r. hounse, with barn and sheds, #ine for poultry and truck farming. TReasonable rent | J0 D WEAD, 90 8 ISTH BT, D, 171 REAL ESTATE - INVESTMENTS CLOSE-IN INVESTMENT gt of 2th, between Harney Bt and #t, Mory's, we have a first-class, close- in, four-apartment brieck bullding, now venting for §110 a month, Each apart- ment has five rooms with separate furnace, No fanitor or heating charge. Thix In sure Lo grow into money and will net 9 or 10 per cent on the price, 11alf cash, balance 6 per cent, b years ARMSTRONG-WALSH (0., Tyler 938 Rose Hidg. HET AND DOUGLAS, Mx182 ft.; some Improvements; $1,600, Joff W, Bedford & Eon. lvuu‘ 23 REAL ESTME WANTED GOOD LOT WANTED, As part payment, with some cash, on new b-room, all modern bungalow; one nere of ground; chicken house and gars age. Addvess 1, 1265, Hee FINANCIAL 153, Renl Estate Lonns, Mortgage MONBY TO LOAN ON Apartment houses, dovble brick houses, alngle houses, business property and farm lands ¢ b B%% and 6% W THOMAS, 28 Keeline Ride Douglas 1643 MONTA to loan, slx per cent on Omaba residences and nearby farms. D, ¥ BUCK & CO 912 Omaha Nat'l Bank, TO 7% for loans on best class cfty resldences in_amounts $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commisslons PETERS TRUST 0., 1622 Farnam 8t OMATA homes. East Nebraxka farma. O'KEEIE REAL VATATE O, 1016 Omaha Nat, Phone Douglas 716 MONEY to loan on improved Imun and | ranches We also buy 4 farm mort- | ®mages, Kloke Inv, (o lmmlm NO DEL W. T t,l(\!l\\l BEE BLDO MONEY 70O LOAN, for § years on _improved properties. | SHOPEN & €O, Doug. 422 | MONBEY on hand for ety | farm loans. H. W. Binder Natlonal Bank Bldg wnd farin [oana g 1. Dumont & Co $00 10 Vead and Clty i per oent 016 Keollne Bidg promptly. ¥. D Wead I5th and Parnam # Omaha st Bank Hidg, | Hidg FARM AND RANCH LANDS Minnesota Lan OWNER wishea to seil 320 acres, well fm groved farm;- located in Pope county Minn.: sulted for stock or grain; larke granary; price reasonable ractical farmer, Address Minn. R. D. 6 dwe easy ing oims Lo ut-over timber lund; fine hox 10 ACRES ] Brown, Sum anch; §2 per acre. W, R, mersyville, Mo, CHEAP Missouri f . any size, torms W. 8. FRANK, Neville Bik Nobrusks Laods, ACIRES rine aifalfa, xrain and stock arm, 3 miles from Hroken Bow, must be sold during April; send for descrip: tion. Hox N, Hroken How. Neb easy Omaha FOR BALL—Pest Inrge boly nigh medium priced land in il ‘\nl —~o0 % milen money required X .Ann ley. Neh, ACRE, well improved farm. nnmhl 350 per: no trade Nelyea & ifford, 316 Ramge Bidg., Omaha, Neb i SALIImproved and unimproved farm 1ands on 10 yoars' time; b por cont on deferred payment, 5 per cent om principal; reliable men with stock and implements need apply M, Lyons, wner, Fmmet, Neb 0 ACRESB, fmpre ing May. Box Y 2, , must be sold dur Hroken How, Neb ureson Lands ROUGT RIVER, Oregon, farma 1 have farmed in the Rouge River valloy for yonrn; write me for information. I will give you detalled information on any Kkind of a farm you want. A, H, Carson, Murphy, Oregon, Wisconsin Lands, Wisconsin, in America; Arnold Co,, waloining very low Superlor, THE best land in the best market pRAy terms. Mincellnneo BUYERS WITH THE MONEY TO INVEST. inrm Jand ade placed In thess col- umns reach the kind of peopls all over the west who have ample fun nvest m landa and quantity are hoth found BEITS country clroulation. iption rate for The Hee is with which t Quality much (r other Omaha DOWApApEr. Nun Hv h- Boo |s read by & ciass of well-to-do farmer: Send your ad um! Icl&h some resl buyers Al YOU GOING TO BUY LANDY 1f wo, get a copy of our Journal first. It has lands, city property and stocks of goods advertised from nearly every state, So that you can find just what you wish In its columns. Eatablished 19 years, reaching 75,000 readers. Bend 2o for one year's subscription or 81 for five years FARM AND REAL ESTATEH JOURNAL, THAER, TOWA. FARMS, noreage -nd c‘uy property aale and ni R, mbs, Brandeis Thi me. FARM LAND WANTED POULTRY AND PET STOCK better thun Chickens, little space needed to Majostio PIGEONS pay fur always penried (up; start] free book explaing all Bquab Co., Dept. 91, Adel, la. el “Roller-seed” " 1w will unm il nler Bird e L B CO R RED ekgs, 15, §1; 86 per 100, Mammoth W, Pekin ducks, 11 eggs, 81, . A, Snow, Bouson, Neb, Tel. Benson 278, MXD grain, lmllv- §1.76. Wagner, MIN ik Itrm'nlux $.25 per 100 Tba, m N mth L0 HORSESiLIVESTOCK VEHICLES For A HARNEAH, BADDLEE AND TRONK We make them ourselves and sell them direct to the consumer, Why pay two profits for Inferfor goods when you can et high-grade goods at first cost? ALFRED 1'()".‘“““ & CO, 1210 Farnam 8t, Omaha, on Mux_ Gelsler “German Bird bis year round HOG ralsers write for free booklet on ire, treatment and diseases of hogs. v. (', E, Richardson, deputy state vet- erinarian, Wellsville, K GOOD fresh cow for male, ‘all Douglas 1183, John Christensen Y MILK wagon and harness for sale. Phone South 1630, Z HAY 860w ton, A, W Wazner sl N 18, AUTOMOBILES—FOH aALE USED CARS We have a number of used cars that ure In good condition, at attractive prices 914 Overland, touring. $360 1012 Palge, touring 200 191 International, touring..... v At your own price 1013 Ford e ) 1914 Ford, touring 1915 Ford, rondster 1914 Studebaker, 7-passenger. 012 Chalmers, roadster touring 1012 B-M-F, touring 196 Maxwell, slightly used Maxwell truck Ity wish terms, come In and we can necomodate (", W, FRANCIS AUTO CO., Doug. 864, you PParnam AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 2um Douglas 8310, Carnation touring, 13 Ford touring, Ford touring, MR Ford tonring THE AUTO SHOP right, 15014 Juckson. ‘"Ilf‘“h( and wen. blacksmithing. Fords for sale Farnam. $276. mechanically right, fine shape. electrienlly soninped service First,” prices Tyler 988, Auto re- Used THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER. Make u fon truck out of your Tord cur !"\arw-.m I buying this “Form- a-Truck 1t solves your delivery prob- lom and wells Ike wild fire. Agents wanted v particulars see or write JOHNSON.DANFORTH 0. 160 N 16th, WE will trade you a new KFord for your |5 IONBEY. TIATOK & MORTON [0 116 Omuhe Nat, Bank Bldg | FOI BALE Hest large body high uudu’ } medium priced 1and in Nebruska; very littls money required. Bradley, W A‘ b Swicks and $.900 MORTUAGE Pulinage mi Abstraess N 2 Abstract Co (inarantee ARstrs yodr b | shert natlos B Patterson I“V. n LR Tie Guarantes M A T W el D REED ABNTRATY (0 office in Nebraska ™ FARM AND RANCH LANDS Avkansas Lands, | Abatract | and abatract i doal abatraot | Hrandels Thea J(fice SURPRININ plunities for farmern slock ralen o srowers Horaths | Land Maratls, Ark Coturnite Lands [ stend ¥ A aiteale .4 . ) b ' A wy N \ luwa Lands IOWA BARGAINS lowa ANNIS & #PRA KL ROHLING » L N NULL BLUFPS ) & ARER ¢ \ Tawe Wil 4 o . WA o g 0ld one INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO 0th and Harney Doug. 5261 OENERAL Motor Company truck, two. ton capacity, good condition. Can be hourht right. C'all Douglas FOR BALE-Q1 1570 1 Tase {raction engine; 1 1013 Aitchell touring car, Of od nt n baresin it taken &t onee \ ( Neola, In 1O WHECKING 0O, 515 Bo Nin W Kinds revairing and parte for 0. Used cars bought and sold. 1, 4 UKD CAR BARGATNA A” MURPHY ORRIEN AU r.. (&3] W16 Parnar AUVTOMONILYE NI 1(;\\'1 " pecial rate for Hability Vord tnel proper Ll " sind theft at lows It i & THON i Elon Aver N \ A Mk \ wlan ' . \ " .. ol BMURPMY A patein noe Onahy Ha » v b Ante <4 mupnites et yaue ol iires and Now alt department s Iot TINN Awte Thoes nnd Sepplies Elertete Auramabiles ["TA » Diie s W \WINTER WHEAT IS [N GOOD CONDITION Crop Reports for Nebraska Issued By Burlington Railroad Are Very Favorable. ALL SPRING GRAIN LOOKS GOOD The Burlington crop report for Ne- Lraska for the week ending last Sat- urday shows the winter wheat to be in excellent condition. It is asserted that the outlook ig very favorable A comparigon of conditions by di- visions, and based on 100 per cent belng perfect, of practically all the winter wheat area of the state is as follows Divislon Omaha Lincoln New. Weelk Ago 2 9 Wymore 1 MeCook » The low temperature of the last week was considered favorable for the growth of wheat, but rather bad for other crops in the ground. During the week thers was little rain, and It not distributed over any large area, belng gencrally light showers Plowing for corn progressed rapidly and it {s estimated that some 75 per cent of the acrenge is ready for planting, which will begin this week In the event the weather warma up and continues so 8pring grain, such as apring wheat, rye, onts and barley, (s coming along nicely and during the cool ‘weather has been making n good, though not rapld, growth The grass In the meadows and paw tures has been held back to some extent by the cool weather, but feed is fairly good and all animals have been turned onto grass Pruft trees are in blossom and despite frosts over a greater portion of the frult belt of the state during the week there i nothing to Indicate that any aerfous damage has resutled Wa,lter M. Barnum Drops Dead at Home Walter Mallory Barnum, a plonser resi dent of Nebraska, dropped dead Sunday evening at 9:5 at his home, 2512 Bhirley street Mr. Barnum had fust returned to the house after an automobile ride and was fealing in the best of spirits. 1o was partaking of a light evening luncheon when the fatal stroke of heart trouble occurred Mr. Barnum was born in Bethel, Conn June 23, 18 He came to Nehraska in 187, but went west shortly after to Nevadn and Montana. At one time Mr Barmum owned a gold mine where Helena, Mont,, now stands. In 1562 be returned to Nebraska and has remained in the stale ever since. He was president of the Niobrara Valley bank of Niobrara untfl 1869, when he retired from active business and came to Omaha Mr. Barnum was a member of the Hanscom Park Methodist church. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Vir ginla and Mra. M. A. Thomson; two sons, George and Alston; one stopson, Truman B. Sabine, and three brothers and five slsters Funeral services will be held from Dodder's chapel at 2 o'clock Wednosday afternoon, with Interment in Forest Lawn cemetery. Tom Fry Shows His Skill as Salesman Thomas A, Pry of the Board of Edu- cation gave a little demonstration of his abiNties as a salesman when he appeared bafore the city council committes of the whole. e sold the city 40,000 yards of dirt at 9 cents per yard. city was not fn the market for this commodity, but Mr. Fry's selling points were so convincing that only one course was open to the city comimissioners. They bought. Mr. Fry sold the dirt for the Board of Education. The situation was one where- in the school officials must remove 8,000 yards of dirt from a hill adjoining the Train school, Twa blocks away theve is a tract which needs filling in Mr. Fry contended that If the city waits until it becomes necessary to fill in this low place the chances are the price paid for the dirt will he several times 4 cents per yard, “Ho buy now while the buying ia good,” argued Tom Fry. They bought Contest of Bates Will Being Heard Tames Nates will, it of $0,000, has com hetore Judge The [ the eatats unty Crawford Attorney acting tost of volving an menecad in court ryee County capacity. s Magney in for Hans Anderson private who was named beneficiary in the will and Attorney peral Willls ¥, Reed s appearing for the state, Roed's conten tion 1x that the money should be turned over to the ntate, aa Hates had no d | pendants or relatives. He says the will I warthless because at the time of f's making Mates was under guardianship of the eourt and was not a wil Tames Tates was 11 noa lite ack De Molt. 1 [ torred mqualor 1 compelent to make 14 and lived Hon Letwesn and £ hin wealt s pre miort, When e take oare Inselt, An w was by Dates, inted ¥ employed mrdian | Another Omahan Loses Franchise| [the tmprans ot ware geod N [lena of the Unitad corgs Chrintia w " Wnawn Dundes s an wha lives L e . (1) f Thay " . ARF and A ) . ey W e o oy e has alwars | ARl b a4 i Ay A N at e | sied. Hie buat na tlwa a0 | allon Paiers N ditried ‘| “e 4 b . wd Wi | aimes ol daps san ala MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES MAY AVIL NOOMOTOR YULKS whin - o Vicinr Weos | ' Mam (L " DELTS ATCREIGHTON REVIEW SUGCESSES Legal Fraternity Celebrates Year's Achievements with Banquet and Program. MEMBERS WIN MAN’Y HONORS Chester L. Morgan of Wagner, 8, D., & Junior in the law department of Creigh ton university, was eloctsd dean of Eryan scnate of Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity At the annusl kanquet, which was tended by about fifty active and alumni membera Thomas F. Dunbar was elocted tribune; Omaha, warden; Willlam Patton of Mar shalltown, Ia., clerk of rolls; Arthur Spence of Omaha, clerk of exchequer; Edwin Barrett of Green River, Wyo., baflift, The annual of the most nt of Council Bluffs Paul Kamansk) of banquet marked the cloas successtnl year {n the his- tory of the loval chapter of the fraternity. Alumni members, Including 1. J, Nicholas, Arthur Rosenblum, R. J. Madden and P E. MeGovern, congratulated the active membors on their successes. Dean Cronin Speaks, Dean J. D, Cronin presided, and in his closing speech advised the younger mem bers to live up to high deals and to emulate In later life the models and precepts that would be taught them in the next few grenrs. Members of (the present senlor class who spoke were Harry Gantz, Edward Bwoboda, John J. Shannon, John V Beveridge, Frank A. Silver, Morgan J Doyle, Frank A. Barrett and Preston T, MeAvoy After the toast Dean-Flect Morgan an nounced his poliey for the years 101617 The Delta Theta Phis have the follow Ing to the credit of their indfvidual mem bera John J. Shannon was captain of the foot ball team and one of the most con- sistent players, John V., Beveridge was the speaker of the Model House, and Preston T, MeAvoy in the speaker-elect for next year, both winning after spirited and hotly econ tested elections, Morgan J. Doyls was presidont of the senlor class and oragnizer of the Boosters' club, Frank A. Sllver was one of the organ fsers of the University Mixers, the col. lege social club, and represented that organization at the dinner dance at the Hotel Fontenelle when the club enter- talned Governor John H. Morehead. Harry Gantz was toastmaster at the annual Good (ellowship dinner at the Hen- shaw, when William Jennings Bryan was the orator of the evening. Morgan J Doyle und Proston T. MeAvoy repressnted their respective classes at thiz banquet, Swygnard Junlor President, Arthur Swygard was president of the Junior class and Willlam H. McHals was #ecretary, G. H. McGrath was president of the freshman class and s chief clork- elect of the Modal House, Thomap ¥l Dunbar was chief clerk of the Model House and Willlam Wilkinson was sergeant-at-arms, Of all their victorles, however, the “Delts’’ point with greatest pride to the fact that Edward J, Swoboda and Frank A. Silver recetved cum laude degroes at the graduation exercises. Tn addition to this Bwoboda ranked high man in his wtudles in the 1016 class, and for this honor won & valuable book prize, The outgoing officers of ‘Bryan senats are: Jullus D, Cronin, dean; John V. Beveridge, tribune; Frank A, Barrett, warden; William H. McHale, clerk of rolla; Thomas . Dunbar, clerk of ex chequer; Willlam Wilkinson, bafliff. Sues Union Pacific for Fifty Thousand Damages of $50,000 are asked from the Unlon Pacific rallroad by Mary Sroka, 2800 South Twenty-seventh avenue, be- cause she miieges her small son's left hand was blown off by a dynamite tor- pedo which he found while crossing the defendant company's tracks at Twenty- fifth and Martha. The youngster, it is asserted, was re- turning to his home from the Immaeu- late Conception church when he found the torpedo. It iInterested his boyish curjosity and he took it home with him, not knowing its dangerous character, the petition says, Later he struck it with & hammer, Joe Southard Visits His 01d Friends Here “Joo" Southard s In town. He saye he Is trying to spend the pension money he ia recelving from the Unlon Pacific all the way from Lajols, near to attend a reunion of retired employes of the Unlan Paeifie Ha had charge of the frelght department for the road at Denvey twenty-flve years and waa rotired October. ¥or slx years previous to o served am ity clerk of Omaha My, Houthard appears younger than ha Al ten yoars ago, and he says he fedls the part Ben Madison Dies of Heart Failure Joe came Han Diego, elatma for st 1458 An autopay held Monda an, o nine the cause of Hen Miudisan » UL Jaseph's hoapital yoaterday afternoon, resulted in the find {ing that ha died of heart trouble, M | Madison sama 1o Oimaha m Oenava ta 1ot relatives al Ni2 Cnas streel, and he ame suddenty naeloua Hunday wan (hought st fiest ¢ Ahs made B (Nl b BAd been drugesd ATENT OFFICE RECORDS IN THE SOUTH SIDE LIBRARY Al publieatisne \ o Baies . have baen . b patant affie w e