Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 16, 1916, Page 11

FOR RENT-—ROOMS , modern except reduced from’ |w N 11, . modern except reduced from $15. N © joupetatra, reduced from ern redurvfl |o P TLKu & SON, Phone Doug. 0% h HOUSES FOR RENT, CREIGH, SONS Q L,O.. BLDG. §12 North 24d, 208 \ou(h 4lst, modern, . §-r. nnd bAlh 2568 Pnnplewn A FR fifiow Todern brick fIat at 1504 8. Bth electric Mghts; SRE COMPANY 424 Omaha Na __Phor blx rooms with & modern bath for $15, do not pay the water. ROOME and bath on one eholoe. 220 Woolworth Ave i inoi_u\ mnl-rn Tunkalow, vacant June t, MODF‘RNML;MM coftage. $2) a month, “OR HENT NODERN &0 AP"I'S AND FLATS o +«Angelus apart menln. Zalh 8 or K rooms, on M?‘u l room modern apartment, 6oin_Apartment, all communica- Mul for rooming housej nppo-lm Pord plant; new bullding 514 Ware Blk, NORTH #th Bt, room modern month _and_up. Adults \muERN amrllmrnm, MODERN apt., 7 $17 am{ up. Near this 16 & snap: walking dis- New onk finish. TRAVER BROS,, __106 Omalia Nat D (ented wpurtment. 30th vurr desirabie. and Poppi:ton, 4nnrrm Vuun,. AR ST WANTED TO RENT n'llrulllrl How for occupaney Juno .. BEL H‘:‘ & b!)\,H Douglas 1 MOVING AND STORAGE GLOBE VAN & NLTORAGE uwm moves, van and 2 men, 1.% per nour; storage, month, Batisfaction guaranteed. Douglar 4329 and Tyler 230. GORDON VAN CO. -wnn and _mov- FIREPROOF WAREHOUSHE rate locked rooms, for household and planos; moving, packing and OLPX;I‘X VAN AND STORAGH LO., FID LITY Phone- Douglas 25§ for complete list of vacant houses and apart- awo for storage, 16th and Jackson Sts. Van and Storage Co. Moving, l:guo and shipping. 1 FERRIN VAN & b’l(lPA(:h Packing, storage, 15 Cap. Ave. Tyler 1200, J.C.REED 1207 Farnam St FOR RENT- BUSINESS PRP'TY s STORE dandy fine storerooms at Mth one of the best loca- in lhn city; rent veny reasonable. ’ Calkins & Co. Douglas 1818. _ City Nat. RES. "Wn.‘“fim ! LONRAU YOUNG, Three and Leavenworth; m and basement, ... ocation for groceries CPart of store room, Yh q‘\'n BTORE ROOMS it 1800-1811 Farnam 8t F. Hall, 43 Ramge Bidg. D. 7408 living rooms in reasonable rent. Douglas 133 rooms in resr, W BTORE, about FTORE bulld N, Wth. Doug ul Offives and Desk Room. m"fi( ROOM, HEST REFERENCES. about half-time. e ————— . ———————— BHRER room at 91 Hose building vbo Jesponaible party, REAL ESTATE T TING nr “IMPROVED Mul LEVARD, EN ROOMS, $4,750 A well-built home in & nioee | aclng the boulevard Wi % o appotutmant \e m-.— GLOVER & SPAIN NVETMENT ————— —— e ———— REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED MUST BE SOLD QUICK NEAR NEW FORD PLANT §-room modern house, No. 1530 North 17th street; price $3,200.00 Look it over and make offer at once. S. P. BOSTWICK & SON, TYLER 1504, 300 BEE BUILDING. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD HOME. 5,700--2382 B 334 St., fine east front ctly 1nod. house alre; recep! and dining room fin with oak floors; n hed {n walacted oak kitchan, pantry, re frigerator room, eto.; full basement, with laundry, soft water In laundry and kitchen; four nice bedrooms and bath on mecond floor; birch finish and maple tloors; large atifc. et us show you SHOLES (O, #1510 City Nat. Bank’ Blay Doug. 49 Good Home Very Little Cash Five-room cottage with bath; large lot; fine shrubbery and fruit trees . Located 4107 North 20th St Price, 82, Norris & Norris, _ 40 Beo Bldg Phone Douglas 4270, BEMIS PARK DISTRICT—Classy bunga- low, just completed three rooma finished in oak, with oak floors throughout; liv- Inr room n Bibtas, 46x130; paved wt 1o Harnay car. For RABP BROS, Douglas 1663 FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two brand new 6-room houses, corner 624 and Fmmet Hts,, Highland Park, opposite Fred Brodegaard's beautifuj resldence. Will take Chl land in Ave, cago, 1L ATRIE PARK-—Beautiful room, stucco, brand new; monthly; south front hedge and shrubber: in full; onk finish, white enamel edrooms, tiled bathroom; atorm sash and screens. Call owner, Colfax 8511, OWNER wishes fo sacrifice strictly modern 8-room house, with sleeping porch; oak floors and woodwork; ex- cellent condition. A real bargain. Web. ster 1127, PRACTICALLY new modern b-room house; rv-"eDllnn hall; full basement; rents for $26 per month; will take 32,400, Phone Webster 7?‘12 ALL modern, 7 rooms, §00d a8 new: must sell at once. 8911 N. 18th 8t. Colfs DANDY new firoom modern coLiAK 500, 1796, T f_;i ow"frnl at rifice. Webster 4228, s S50 1T IR %3 §. 1ITH—i-room mod. houl Colfax 2680 boulevard, east front, walkin aln'n.m,e. _ $3,000; mnn- _Berka & Musil, 5 ROOM modern house from car. Harney GOTTAGE BARGATN, § i rooms and bath, all modern, 'gnvmg eter's new church site, 31st and Mason; going all pajd; near car line and St to be sold this week, J. TEBRENS €O, D. 2182 5-ROOM bungalow, brand new, all mod- ern, oak floors throughout; oak finish in living and dining rooms; large, l|fht. white enamel hedrooms; good locat! rostricted addition. A bargain at $3, Easy terms. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 642 Paxton Blk, Doug. 1722, Miscelianeows, THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1916. e e e s _ REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN Dund FARM AND RANCH LANDS Dundee ll\m‘aluw -Neat, prop'ty, well located, at reasonable price. Thos. Campbell, Keeline Bldg. Dg. 4823 ak finish and floors hall, lying room 8 ACRES south of Country club; #-r and barn; fing for pouliry, F. D. Wead Wead Bldg REAL ESTATE - FOR SAL A SHORT DISTAN( MOTOR CO.'S NE full lots on 16th St about m feot Lake Street, & feet fronting cast by 116 in depth. Just the place for fine apartment ¢ he owner will take u Iate model b-passen ger machine and bala J front of house, beam g ohne: rooms wator furnace; large lot, and pald; 1 block rice and terms see Owner says 8-B-L-1, Arrfl!l llnm Winona Apt will be more than to buy Go out and right It you want 180 property or cholce farm de. Key with Mr. Brode- gaard. K. W. Hansen, 2187 W. North C always penned up; free book explains all 91, Adel, Ta, canary on Max Gelsler German Rird bis- Anxl he will #ing all year round. Mux Gelsler Bird Co. NICH fiock of Bquah Co,, Dept "DUNDEE CORNER TOT lays high and sightly, ¥ one block from car line. Only single corner for sale Fifty-first street. See us about this at once. COMPANY, 7 Bank Bldg. Douglas 736. -ROOM house with sleeping porch; close { muwu bargain in Lundee. Plorence. rl|n||runl modern, hardwood finish, paved street and boulevard. terms. strictly modern, with ex- cholce” south front lot, 60x boulevard with an abun- dance of shade and fruit. Price 352, This s $1,000 less than the property J. H. DUMONT &,CO. 416-13 Keeline Bidg Phone Doug. .6%. > FROM |~'<|1(|v Price $2,500; ash. N Dewey woe un ¥ & BLATER O Nat'l Bank Bldg POULTRY AND PET STOCK CHIC FOOD Made of pure grain, HBest in the mar If your dealer does not handle it WAGNER, 801 N. 15th 8¢ PIGEONS pay far better than chickens; little space needod 10 Majestio Fawn Indian Runner Phone South 40, MXD grain, 100 ibs., $1.75. Wagner, 801N 18, ning n 25 ver 100 1hs, 801 N _ REAL ESTME WAnIIED GOOD TOT WANTED, ~ art payment, with sone cash, on nuw room, all modern bungalow; one mund‘, chicken house and’ gar- FINANCIAL We are ready at all times to on operty and eastern Nebraska Rates on request. UNITED STATES TRUST CO,, 212 South 17th St. TO LOAN ON tment houses, double brick houses, single houses, business property and farm lands av' %, B and 6% _28 Keeline BidE. TO G% for loans on best class city in_amounts 32,000 up; also Reasonable commissions. PETERS TRUS’I‘ 0., 1622 Farnam St first-class city HC )\lA‘! Douglas 1643 FIRST, ’QLMBLE AND SAFFE ¥ nu_ AN!) TORNADO INSUHANCE EE ‘S It, K. & INS, AGENCY, els Theater Blag. Tvler 1024 OMAHA hom EEFE REAL, ESTATE CO. 1016 Omaha Nat. Phone Douglas TIOUSES, all sizes, most any part of city, at bargains. lfl‘ \'Vnrl Blk Phone t Nebraska farms, 16, MONEY to loan on improved farms and We also l;uy sood farm mort- nv 0. JELAY ¥ GRATAM qw BLDG, R m?bn L Real Estate. Insurance. 21 Neville BIK. __ Tel. Doug. 300, Sowut " MONEY T0 LOAN, for b years, improved properties, & CO., nmm 4228, hand for city and $100 to $10,000 made prs unuluy and Farnam Sts, uAmm BR g 9 O W. Binder, City nal Bank Bldg. 2 Hrsy,»wz,r —LOANS McGARRY, Keeline Bldz Red 4344, CITY and tarm I\m.nn, J & Co or cent. ¥. D_Wead, Nat'l Bank I!Idl 20 Acres Near Fairacres. MUST BE SOLD BY MAY 16TH, High and sightly, with ood fmprove- ments Kor price und terms. eall, HIATT COMPANY, 26-7-8' Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 6. AFTER looking ferant buyers decided that {t was tha best proposition on the market and they mcked their {Ddln\!n( by BUYING lots, 1f YOU will come out today you wiil understand why others are h:‘l]ln.v i CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO,, Tyler 187 743 Omaha Nat'| Bank Dldg, AARGAIN—Vacant Joi, FIxiid, on 3¥h ‘Ave,, noar Yatss Make me an offer. C __A. Grimmel, 846 O Ni Hank Bldx. ARGAINS in r Al wnd noreame. Colfax 1062, after 11 & v, e —— T T e w w eeeexa REAL ESTATE™BUS' PRGP'TY W FEET 1ih & 60, MoCugues Inv. Co, Metague um. REAL ESTATE-—-EXCHANGES [ Al.film in Focky Ford distriet, Colo- jor cultivation, 2 ae change for Omaha b improved in ('alifornia vods Lo D, M1, ity Nat Hank WHAT HAVE YOU OR DO YOLU you want. We sell or trade everything anywhere. Chas J. Smith. Tyler L 411 Ho. 1sth, CORS fa, wheal cotion land fur hangs. W. B W n Wal tare, Uk FOR EXTHANGE i et oar narth Arkansas, want metchandies of \ e WOl Beach, Lesiis. Ars N A fiee drraied Colo and Wanted claar Omahe Mawver WM rand A I¥ YOU ‘wih to o8 5 ?,.u v land, RARBEN, Keel . schange anpthing ave . anen bietngue Bide REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN e menn ETANY YOUR HOME IN W N Wi 1 VA dww e w W priee RO s i i e . B and Buraia \ A AND BUNGALLW . o electrte iy grs wik . twu Tine o . — (S " . Fans Puades | SXL LU A et right and " wili sawin f oh Balntin b MINN® LUSA 300 dit- (Fuarantee 4 K.LRR Tnln. 806 8, mn e, Tol. REED ABSTRACT 8L nfluumj bk #loek ruisers Enornious crope in Baskatchewan, WANT?| And will not exceed 14 Ses us firsl. We may have just what T HARKISUN & MORTON. il\!g'hul Bank Bldg l«: Loans, six per cent. See 0., 912 Omaha Natl. Bk, Stocks and Honds. $,000 MORTGAC hual; secured by prop Talmage Loomis Iny. Cc i bearing 1% semi-an ity valued 33,700, W.0.W., Ridg of Tt betract Co. We can bring | d\)wl\ your abstract on short notice. R, 7 Patterson Bldg. D. %1 Guarantee and a_modern absiract off D, 6457 O, oldest abstract office in Nebraska 2§ Hrandeis Thea. FARM AND RANCH ANDS s Land . e Wiahing 0o #ow Tiats | & of farms and tracts of land write to the Ozark \\uunl.m View, Stone Co., | oriunitea for tarmers, fruit growers, Horutlo . Horatlo, Ark Canadian Lanas Prosperity in Canada 400,00, 00 in new wealth added In 1918 W low taxation make L average, 408 bua SRON . AN Alberta, &.06 bushe s B0 busiels ,vf,l\v' automablles ¢ 3 Taxes averaas 81 | pov while you ride Paoihie ral.way, 3 yoare 10 pay. (ood land from v wore, lrrignied landa frop antoes | water Halance, | - od aver nine rest AL 4 per cenl I payment becomes due yuur | e paid for tsalf | We ne ae No re- clean, attractive Worence 238 George G. Wallace, 614 FOR SALf—Beat house INVESTMENTS #0 ACRES Impvovnd must be sold dui THE best land In Ifl!h HL Abstract | Us for free Loulaiana woll map issued by the State Hoad. Note on the back of map their report of Blenville, Parish (county), where ws are placing on the market 30,000 acres of this fer- tile land in tracts of 0 acres up at low prices and easy terms. 1U's an op portunity that you never had before. Realty Investnient Company, 808810 Lathrop Ruflding, K s Clity, Mo. . T raprosent Hungerf Dominion—"The Land of Independence’s—""The Garden Ba- yond the Sand MHills"-—whaere opportunity awalts you. Come in and ses us or tele- phona and we will come and ses you There are great opportunitios awaiting you in Dawes county. Let us tell you about it Snowden & Snowden, 13041306 W. O, W. Hlde. Tel. Doug. 1119 WESTERN NEBRASKA. Golng out to Cheyenne, Kimball and Banner counties next week. Come and g0 'long. Great opportunites to make money on lands which now can be clal bargains at $15. 8go " Koelin ;mamm priced land -‘m‘. v-rl money required. C. Dndhm Neh. T ACRE, well improved farm, 76 mil 7( mllol of Omaha, $80 per: no trade, Relyea & Gifford, 216 Ramee Bldg., Omaha ing May. Box Y 2, Broken How, Neb New Y I'k Lands, HOPE conglers morrow, $600 Tets 1ou move on the following tomorrow: acres, house, barn, stream, 2 nNhArdl. fine wood lot; 320 per aore, Renter slavery to landlords means blasted hopos, poverty and rags; T0 acres cows, tewm, tools, hens, house, barm, brook, 4 acres woods: $26 per acre, iigh price land force men to ' tear themselves from their birth place; 20 cown, 200 acres, good land and bulldings; orchard, 800 sugar trees: $30 per acr Write for photos, R, R. fare one way to_purchaser. E .\{\mv!nll, 4% 8. Salina 8t, Syra- cluse Texas Lands, (LEAR OF ALL INCUM- BRANCE. 2it-acre well improved black land fllrm. near Collegoport and heautiful bay, §0) per acrs. Also 18,000 note and morgage on northern land. Wil trade all for a good improved grain and stock farm, 1f nny differonce will pay onsh MATT PIERCE, Oollegeport, Matagorda Covnty, Texas Wisconsin Lands inconsi ha best market (n Americ »\rlrn easy terms, Arnol® 18 nne ARE YOU NG TO BUY LA i If wo, get a copy of aur Jouml 1t has lands, city property and \tooks of goods ndvlrlllal‘ from nearly every state. So that you can find just what rnu wish in {ta columns. , Established 9 years, reaching 8,000 readers. 2%¢ for one year's subscription or §1 for five years. FARM AND REAL E"ATH JOURNAL, TRAER, IOWA.. = BUYERS WITH THE MONEY TO INVEST, Farm land ads placed in thess cole umns _reach the kind of people all over the west who have ample funds with which to invest in lands, Quality and quantity are both found in THE BEE'S country elrculation. "The subscription rate for The Bee Is much higher than any other Omaha newspaper. Naturally The Bee is read by n class of well-to-do farmer: fend in your ad and reach some real buyers. IFARMS, lf‘rrlfie and (‘fl)’ nmprr(y for snlo and exchange, C. R. Combs, 500 Brande's Theater Bldg. Doug. 3916, s m— e HORSES LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE TIRES 0x3 4875 30x8%. ®w1 Ihese are new, first grade tires. Limited stock DUPLEX TIRE CO., 218 Farnam D. W&, 5 Used Cars Come In and look these buys over. All are in good condition G Fords, Touring and Roadsters, Chalmers, Roadster. 1 Everett 1916 Maxwell, slightly uwsed Maxwell Truck. Studebaker, B. M. F, 6-cylL, self startor uu.l olmmn u.m- FRANCIS, ¥ 'm_n I"ArlxlrI\L_‘D!_}u‘ L] AUTOMOBILE INSURANCH, Bpeofal rate for lability insurance om I‘ard_ocars, including property $25. Fire and theft at lowest rates KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, #1314 City 'Nat, Bank Bldg. Dous. 813, Bl LAK LARGAING Al' TO C sl TP O ilEN"A D 1X14-16-18 Farnam 8t AUTO CLEARING HOUSE W Farpam. Douglas 30 Carnation touring, 816, 1918 Fourd touring, mechanically right. oty Mh.h‘i [l lruch :\u of ? ake & ton aar wfi"-'r Truel ry prob- fom ana seile 10 -tu ‘1?- J’. e »\lnlu-l For '* Are wee or .fl [ srent_only § par A KN T hn.u AT r ) COMPANY . 54 Patterson Hlk fimlhl M AUTO BHOP-"“Serviee Firat vighl, 1003 Lackeon. Tyler W Au' " ‘u ing and .-n 13 amithing t’n‘ arida for_sale. WE will (raile yoll & naw Ford for yowr - INDUNTRIAL GARAG L) 0 and Bark e ¥ 1on won ity goed condiblon Loy rieht v.n Douglas WM LATTO WHECKING 00, 1 Se Wik Al hinds of repairing and ’ sale Used care hought m) ..J‘fl‘m B OEALE A Aelivery car wiliahle . en, 915 Addirass P 1P fles [ NTLHA srann war for sale rads. Vhane Harsew il Avtn Fires 2ol supniies A0 Tines RERUILT e 110 iRk Wil Chisage W 5 w away oM Hres We make e fram ) oM % Al e 1 b Vieanising Wil At Mepairing sua Pa MOTORCYCLES AND LLES Harusin | 4 meshines Vistar Nomh M otarvy Man I8 there no man in Omaha whose —er—limbs possess the shapely pul- chritude characteristic of a faun? If so, let him step forward. The ladies of the Nebraska Audu- bon society are I’ercv Mackay's to, present | the | brin thc bird reserve at|Is t k'hild's Point All the characters have lected except the *“ {Ius not the faun been se Because, fellow men Omaha, these ladies say that none of the ap- plicants has sufficiently graceful and (b shapely—er-—er—limbs. you know, but limbs.) A faun is a youth who roams the fields and runs lightl, tainside and deer and all that, you know. limbs, the limbs that he runs re grlcelul shapely, straight (Not arms, up the moun- the Natur- fleet-footed as d strong. Fifteen appllrlnll for the part of the faun have presented (hemnlvu. fondly fancied What a fall | tru When it came to limbs, | raises ah, where were they? fifteen who selves Apollos. Alas, alas for them! weren't r them e w7 CITY 10 LEVY TAX FOR MEMORIALS & sailors, “|Item of One Hvfll for Ereotion of Monuments to Be Inoluded in General Levy. WILL TOTAL OVER $40,000 Commissioner Hummel the city commissioners, sit- ting in committee of the whole, de- cided to include in the next general levy an item of 1 mill pended for the erection of permanent monuments and memorials in honor n( the soldiers, sailors, pioneers and levy will |e|d more than “0000 The legis- ature authonnd this levy of not in any one year. phr(ully extended the A representative drlr ation of mem- atriotic nuutun ap- peared before the city commissioners and urged them to start this year to | days. carry out the work made possible by | the action of the legis On February 26, at the court house, formed by mem- this organ- ex- more than 1 bers of local of patriotic societie ization to co-operate with the city officials in the wise and proper ex- penditure of the fund. before the council on roject were Captain ohn L. Kennei L. Webner, Victor Ro-cwllu, McGrew, A. W, cox and Jeff W, Elevate Patriotism, said Mr. Kennedy, |bear permanent behalf of this . Wil- “It is fitting," “that we should monuments to those who made this country what it is will elevate patriotism and instill en- nobling lessons among our children The value of lib- erty will be emphasized. We have | mel: need of a mtrlotlc and united Amer- we and newcomers, “It would be a shame and a pity to allow our forthcoming semi-centen- nial celebration to pas commemorating this great event with some permanent i monuments and memorials inspire the people to a sense of patriotism and are an asset to the city. hoped that a memorial will erected in recognition ol the by without These It is to be et be rans- said Mr. Honor the Pioneers. Mr Jefferis referred to the import- ance of establishing a monument or memorial in honor of who came here under adverse circum- stances and blazed the trail for on- coming settlers Mr. Webster suggested that this year is particularly timely for this project, in view of the elaborate semi- centennial exercises planned for this fall and next spring. is just a little behind in these mat- the pioneers ha anuary, nrl\l ol I,IM D' u baok uc I“ l“l "nl " north of Dody o wifs 10 Uharise e 'n,n. Waoe Man Shrinks from the Path Where Woman Would Have Him Tread Their limbs might be very well for driving automobiles or playing golf or for putting up on the porch balus- | trade at the club. But for a f | No, indeed, good at all So that's the situation now s us to our re no man in Omaha whose— | er—limbs possess chritude required in the hun’ We ‘m-n) dl' é capes one d the reg botiem | e taken north | wastaen thin eve Intey a the party | . AP | dsisgaten w | avant Tosndap s thern them limbs - | spontaneously and | successful contradiction, ight off-hand, ill to perlrrtmn (Of course, ladies, some of us men don’t care to exhibit our figgers in the publicity of such a spectacle as you purpose to give, i such a immodest garb as trunks and short tunics, as we are reliably informed, this faun will have We Omaha tunics, ver to wear, modest, trouble. If this here faun, no just wear regular pants, of us would step forward and proffer | our services for the good cause. trunks and tunics, ah, sweet Modesty shrink, temptation,) ]lerl of memoralizing its heroes and heroines, No definite plans have been consid- but the desire is to start with memorials in honor of the soldiers, joneers and Abraham Lin- coln, The money yielded b will not be avallable until of next year. Explanation is made that this mill not increase the taxes over much a8 various ar's levy, necessitated Greater Omaha merger, wnll not be repeated in the next levy. These items amounted to | about 3 mills. Joe, Baby Bear, is Sorry He Explored Wolves' Quarters Jne, one bf the baby bears born at Riverview suffered a 1-mill levy January levy wi this year's rate, i items in thnn by reason into an uljmmng cage, where abides a family of wolves. | Joe is full of pep He was ambitious to his acquaintance beyond the confines considerable fun poking a paw through the bars cage and then with- duwmz it quicker than you can say He did it once too often, On t occasion one of the wolves nd made him yell so loud that he awakened the alligators, Joe is now nursing his sore ties in a corner, and there isn't a peep es- noncommittal, morose and sad, Park Commissioner Hummel summoned City Veterina- rian Hall to attend the injured bear, but Dr. Hall declined to enter the enclosure unles Bessie, the mother b with favor wupon his Hall looked bear pit and observed Dnlle and the father bear he remarked to Mr. Hum- “You don’t want a doctor, you want Joe Stecher Sound the Tocsin; John C, Wharton Returns from East That sound you hurd like the dis- nnt rumbling of thunder or the fir- nnon was only John C. greeting the people of the whom he rules as Howship” of his of the wolves' bit his toes assured that would look professional services, When Dr. off of arton postoffice postmaster. He arrived home from two weeks ton and New York City harton, and his greetings to friends and employes boomed and boomed and re-echoed all day “I'm glad to be home," And he acted the part. While in Washington he secured authority to add two new carriers and ten new mail clerks. be -ppolnnd to the s00n a8 Poi in Washingt: with Mrs. local staff as ible. The office has been of them for some time. large number of rom the wait- r positions with only substitutes, that one da brmr served merely to comply wit aw addition of clerks will brin, ing list to regu Mr. and Mrs. Wharton spent sev- eral days at White .\ul hur Sprin . Va. Among those w o signed t ter at the hotel there in ynrl gone by were Henry Clay and sev- eral of the presidents of the United States Attempt to Rifle Safe is.a Failure Bome time during the night the Krabbe Howard strwet, ‘was antered by way of an office window The prowlers with and tackis moved the safe from the of the warshouss, whare upside down and tried the contents by prytng thes Tranater flos Into od the * they suosesded In putting the safs out gf cominisaton Jonea airesy, sashed by prowlers, who soatiared papers | offion. Nothing of valus was wi NEBRASKA BAPTISTS TO TRAVEL NORTH IN SPECIAL Nebraska Papiiat In Minssapsiia May Ing I Omaha e Semeibing [ 1 LAWYER SUES HIS ERSTWHILE CLIENT Wappich Wnntu Feeu Which He Might Have Made if Case Had Not Been Taken from Him. PARTNERS HAVE A FALLING OUT A suit filed, in which a lawyer sues his client for $200 because he took a case out of his hands and gave it to another law firm to handle, has brought out the following story of the mixup, in which druggist part- ners and attorneys are involved, Chester A, Blake of 1417 Emmet street has been ill and unfortunate. He has also got into the hands of lawyers. That doesn’t mean that he could have kept out of lawyers' hands, but he is worried. Mr. Blake conducts a drug store at 2902 North Sixteenth street. He had a partner, who furnished the capital, Mr. Blake has had inflam- matory rheumatism, and has not been able to attend to business as he should. As a result, his business has been in peril. Mr. Blake tells the story of his troubles as follows: Had Falling Out, “Becanse of my illness and inabil- ity to attend to business m r:nner, Fred P, Smith, and 1 had a {al ing out and | got a lawyer to straighten the matter out. I engaged William F, Wappich of the New York Life building. What I wanted was an in- junction to keep my partner from keeping me out of the store. In- stead, Mr. Wappich fixed me up a etition of nnmrer kind. I took it home and examined it, It seemed faulty, It was like the work of a child. There were erasures and de- fects in it and I showed it to several who didn't like it. The charge was to be $50 besides costs of filing it in court, Wappich said the costs would be $15 or more. | went down to the court house and found that the cost of filing such a petition was limited to $8. There was an overcharge of f7 right there, 1 told Wappich all had was $15 and gave him that. Then my wife and I thought if he had begun ovurharglng me that way 1 couldn't tell what it would cost in the end, so my wife told Wappich we would not haye the petition filed now, but would let him know when we wanted him, Then I put the mat- ter in the hands of the l}lw firm of De Bord, Fradenburg & Van Ora- del. The next !hin&’l knew Wap- pich sued me for $200." Lawyer Gives His Side. Mr Wappmh tells his story as fol- lows: “Blake was involved in trouble and wanted me to get him out; uul- vested receivership proceeding . and talked about a suit for slander. So 1 fixed up a petition which was 1., a sort of bill of sale and receiver- ship proceedings. 1 went up to the store and devoted considerable time to the case. Blake claimed that the company owed him $1,500 and his as bookkeeper. Blake was in here four times and his wife six times talking about the matter. I told Blake the cost of filing the suit would vary, It might be $8, $15 or $25. It would depend upon what we put into it. If receivership proceed- ings were involved there were cer- mn Juperl to be prepared which would make the case cost more. Then, if there was a suit for slander that would be extra. Blake paid me $15 and I said I would take it on account, and could not then tell what the total cost would be, Then Mrs, Blake came down and took the peti- tion Awnly from me and gave it to another law firm. 1 had sense enough (o_fl't her signature for it, however., ey can't claim now that 1 never fil’?ll’ld the petition. [ don't work for nothing, and think [ have a right to say w‘m my serv- ices are worth. I'm not a plumber or a laboring man. I'm a lawyer. If people use my quxl services they must pay the price. The hemng in un suit for $200 is ordered for May 1 Tobaoco-(}hewing Jurors Bum Shots “You fellows who chew tobacco will wmve to aim oarefully. Those little orass things on the floor are cuspidors, not ornaments. The janitors In this sullding complain that the jury boxes resemble hog-pens after most of the lurles wot through. Now, if you boys feel you must have a chew of tobacco In your face in order to praperly admin- (ster justios, take good aim in expee- torating and try to miss the floor the first shot.™ This waa the admenition given to furors M distriot court by the presiding fudwe whan a new panel was worn . Joa Calabria, custodian of the bulld- Ing. says bis fanitors »eport extreme negligence on the part of the Jurors in the matter of tobaceo chewing. ‘Thay Just chew and pull the trigger.” says Joe. ‘Some of ‘em never lnok where thay're shooting: they'll hit the Judge some of theas daye If they ain't careful * GRAND ARMY MEN TO SMALL SPRIG OF EVE%%‘EREN Av an offielnl emblem, William P Lawin. national secrstary, Minmeapalis writes members of the lncal Grand Are posta thar the Sssnciation has agresd up 8 of evergvesn wor lapal of 4 ‘" the buttonhole of 1 wml and tisd wilh & narrow o, white and blus slls ribbon, |1 recomimendad that the sniblems be se ared and warn by ail Grand APmy mes Momwrial day GOLFERS MAY STOP OVER HERE FOR SOME MATCHES “ * aen adviesd that July 19 " ¢ wniters feom e saste thon ‘ waliona! tourne . he A Al Dl Ments, Cul. b . 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