Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1916, Page 13

e North. i N, 17TH, 6-r. apt._ mod., $27.60. 6560 8, 26th Ave, f.r, &ll mod. fiat, well ar- ranged for renting rooms, $30 RASP BROS,, hflL(, 168 Yiod N. 324, 4-r. fia ' kitchen cabinet, water pd., RASP BROS., DOUI TROOM heated apt., corner, 1iat floor; vacant June 1. Summer rate, $22.50. 1812 Mapis St. Red 1851 5 BIODERN apartmsnts, “up. Near 10 Chicago. postof! ent with heat and JTHOOM modarn apartm s 40, Junitor service, No. 420 8, 26th Ave., BENSON & MYERS COMPANY. 24 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bidg. Phone D.-74 TVE-ROOM steam heated apartment; very Aesirable. The Chula Vista, 30th and Poppleton. Conrad Youns, 332 Brandela Theater. Doug. 1671 & Mincellane I(nr.z'n.'N apt., 1 rooms, office. 0. . Stebbins, 1610 (hIr s - _FOR RENT—HOUSES " Miscellaneon WE HAVE WHAT YOU W HOUSES AND COTTAGES, PARTLY MODERN. | 4R, 1812 Carter Lake Blvd, $14.00 5-R., 8017 Franklin Bt . 12.00 MODERN EXCEPT HBAT. 1-R., 2810 N, 27th Bt ees 18,00 6-R., 2202 8. 6th B . 1600 1 ¢ BTRICTLY ’ -R., 2936 N. 3lst 8t . 20.00 -R., 3719 8. 10th St L an60 -R., 6337 N. 27th Bt.. . 80,00 “R., 4303 Erakine St..... L2260 - R., 4636 Bedford Ave.. . 30,00 -~ - <R, 626 8, 30th Bt.. . 36.00 R., 877 8. 28th St . 82,60 R, 414 N. S1st 8t..... . 26.00 R., 2630 Doway Ave.. . 82,50 R., 1612 N. 40th St.. L 36.00 R 8304 Davenport Bt L 46.00 R., 2211 Wirt 8t.., © 20.00 R., 68 8, 2Ath 8t. ... . 2780 9-R., 1046 Goorgla Ave......... .00 11-R, 411 8. 38th Bt (choles brick dwellfing, West Farnam dls- trict) 16.00 FLATS, ATRICTLY MODERN. 5-R., 648 B. 25th Bt... 26,00 7-R., 1308 8, 28th Ht. .., 26.00 I} HEATED APARTMENTS 3-R., 1408 Ohlo Bt. 13.00 Ao SENG QWO BE, .. 0ocivoviiopenns 13,00 4R, 2045 Howard Bt. ... ; 26,50 B-R, 1039 Park Ave (fust eom pleted, strictly modern and up-to. date in every respect; heat, hot and cold water and janitor serv- ice furnished) ... .. 0.00 R, 1089 Park Ave. (firat floor, very cholce) . 40.00 Cholea West Farnam apartment, having 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, .. 76.00 PORTER & SHOTWELL, Offices With American Becurity Co, 202 8. 17th 8t Phono Dous. 5013 0 ‘ Friic room modern house, with 1 modern conveniences; oak woodwork and hardwood floors upstairs and down; buflt-in bookeases and other fastures which represent the difference betwesn a home and a stopping place; one block from the Harney car line; $15 per mo . H. DUMONT & CO,, 5 416-18 Keoline Bldg. Ph. Douglas 690 V, PRAND new 6-room bungalow, rent §36; 4 year loase; option to apply rent on pur- chase pnm Phone Walnut 3219 WANTED TO RENT ly, good 7 ‘ S in West Far nam district or Dund Must be & first- class pla Give full information. Ad- dress O 147, B Wanted to Rent Houses in DUNDEE., W. L, BELBY & SBONS, Douglas 1610, WANTED o rent nine to {wenty-room flat; closs in. G. 147, B { MOVING AND STORAGE ‘ FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE Beparate locked rooms, for housshould goods and planos; moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 406 8. 16th Bt. Douglas 4163, GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE Btores, moves, packs, ships; 3-horse van and 2 men, §1.356 per hour; storage, $2 per month, Satisfaction guaranteed. Dous- ._las 1333 and Tyler 230, GORDON VAN CO Packing, storage and mov tng. 219 N. 1ith St. Phone Douglas 394 or Webster 6609, Maggard Van and Btorage Co. Moving. packing, 7"':4"- and shipping. Phone Douglas " METROPOLITAN VAN & STORAGE CO Careful attention glven to orders for mov- ing, packing or storake, office at Raymond Furniture Co. 1613 and 1616 Howard 6t FIDELITY 5574 FREE "ll for complets Phons Douglas tst of vacant houses and apart ents; also for storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sts FERRIN VAN & QTORAGL Packing, Tylar 1200, . UENTAL storage, C. REE 16 Cap. Ave Fxpress Co. Moving, cking and storage. rnam 8t. Douglas 6148, ) ( &6 #lore room and #-room fiat above A Giood location for tallor, shos repairing I plumbing ofMce o small factor / ¥ 26.00 per month H. A WOLY. B4 Ware Hik Doun. #048 Modern atore room and bassment, 623 8 Bt.; fine location for groceries and meats CONRAD YOUNG 322 Prandels Theater Doug. 18 BTORNE | (8 at 1h00-THTT ¥ Thos. . Hall, 423 Ramge Bldg. D - N.20th. Dow 1888 BMALL store, near postoffics, 131 0W Stebbing, 1410 Chicago Offiees and Desk Noom DRFTRABLE office In the remodalisd Crounss block, 119 N. 161 (apposite poaioffica), §10 ta 018 per month. Con Young, 531 Drandels Theater. Doug Waldrias “Nide h and Farnam rooms, facing Furnar tine for studive \eilors L reasons F. D Wesd Misoelln I o give . ' " LARGKE, Tighi Naasmeini and W ard lew rent Wright v ) REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED w " Brick and Stueco House West Farnam Distriet N N M Rame | t parmane sind P e . sad ) R Wearianm o o gareh, .. » * Bawie aiene would s e an S pia " . P adinte Price George & Company, North. DOWN TOWN CORNER. See the Northeast corner of 21st and Daven. port Sta. Lot has 80 feet on Davenport, facing the High School and 66 feet front. age ot Girls' 21st St tacing the New Working home; & 16-room frame house now covers half of the ground and pays $100.00 per month rent; $8,500.00—cash $2,600.00, Doug. 8088, balance in Bldg. & Loan Assoclation H. A. WOL 514 Ware Blk. ROILT % This fs the bungalow that you have baen Anting modern, ameled; ment b and ain ale, §2, monthly homes. 108 3o and att ish, full Park, wtroots p —now want ia Douklas We 246-7-8 This is hundred ment CREI(C _ Dougias i w 4720 Ohlo newly p ome ah rent Ask for HASTIN PRAIRIE ond-stor, rated; 598, Five-roo fine shrubb Located 41 180 fest; WANT AN Dandy eight-room houss, offered at «ern house, the price Is right tiful, brand new, fdenl neighborhoo 840 monthly from responsible party. J. Bcannell, owner. ing distance " X Tyler 1606, ~~s{x rooms and wood entire house newly sement, furnace heat, in basement fancy iron fence 660, about $600 ci fireplace, bookoases and bear plate rall and panel and a of other spacial features; with six windows; bath, new, Iiving room across front of ho, enst_front lot, Price for quick h and the rest fully coll number 1arge sun room work whits an- decorated; floor Arain cn 40x This houss is located in Houls- RASP BROS,, “ngus Bldg. MUST ELL ic, modern basement throughout, This is easily 00, paved an offer. 1962 919-20 City 6er, nice bl Omahs Nat'l Bank a 60-foot lot on the dollars to iH, AKEN IN /ILL SELL $1,000-§100 CASH. Bt 6-rooms, all on papered and painted, rubbery. Monthly Mr. Lowrey GS & HEYDE PARK, 2706 Fowter Avi first 3 Whit “Good Home m hery and fruit trees 07 North 20th Bt Military Ave, just south of Patric Is on a terrace and It {s worth sesing and It only takes & few make the first pay- vard Park district and surrounded by new Douglas 1663 OFFER full two-story ouk fin- and good furnace; cated on a corner lot just north of Bemis one block from the car line, worth $4,600 and wha BEMIS PARK BARGAIN have listed s dandy ooms on first floor all Have us show you this property. HIATT COMPANY Formerly Hiatt-Fairfield Co., Tyler 40, " MILITARY AVE. ¥ine location for residence or a stors. oant side of TRADE CHEAP. one Full payments tory onk finis namel; artistically §300 cash and Very Little Cash cottage with bath; large Price, §2,350. Norris & Norris Phone Douglas 4270, 400 Bea Bldg . SACRIFICE SALE. 1680 N, 17th Bt, 8-room house; 1o~ both we GLOVER & SPAIN, National mod acond and thres badrooms d bath on floor. Property Is in first-olass condjtion Nice big lot, handy to good car line, Price 4,300, Ave, SONS & COMPANY. floor, lo 1k Offico open evenings 1 till 9 p. m 1614 Harney St Beau- two-story stucco; 3 bed- rooma, sleoping porch and tiled bath room; beamed cellings in dining room, bullt-in bookcase in 11ving room; besutiful shad: lawn and hedg 000+ B, Colfax ¥611, or Dous. lot; walke Don't fail 1o wee this prop- erty It you want a bargain BOSTWICK & BON, 300_B. Blds. 2 lots modern modern lot, 74x1 Worth § sale, Co 642 Pax |\\¥‘ |3 $460 cash, TEBBENS CO,, KOUNTZE PLACE—R 6-ROOM ho and oxcept cottage, hoat; 606 Omaha T bargain house with new garal 20, F. D. Wead. D, 8,300, olfax 3273 to! Bk FOR SALE o 1 At OWNER. DOWD YWD Al | \ AL NEAR 16TH AND PRATT. 4 rooms and bath, $1,800 buys balance $16.00 per thonth, Nat. in BENSON & CARMICHAEL, Doug Tl I'NON this; Bk, large y on corner 171 , ail_modern, 8043 No. 3ird. Reduced to 4,760 for quick FOR BALL—Ny owner, nearly new modern 7-room house &t & big sacrifi Call at 4660 North 14th. BEAUTIFUL North Side home for sale. New, F. V., KnIuL 212 Bee Bldg. 22 N. Zith 8t, ¢ rooms, mnodern, two storles.Websier 13 (2 M, m ing city 2628 N. 48th 3 ¢ BRICK house on fine lot. 1513 Bherwood. $1,260. Douglas FROOM bungalow, brand new, all modern, oak floors throughout; oak finish in liv. ing and Adining rooms; large, light, white enamel bedrooms; good location, re. stricted addition. A bargain at $8,000 Easy terms 1182 A B-room cottage, modern except heat, new plumbing. In & very good location Just n fow steps from a car lina. 3411 Castelar Street. Price, $1,000; cash, $350, balance monthly | J. B. ROBINSO 442 Bes Bldg : D. 40 3308 B, 16th, G-room mod. houss, (hor- oughly remodelsd; new furnace, nice basement; laundry, electrio lights, nice fixtures; dandy eaat front lot, sither 33 or 66 feot. Examine It &nd see us. Berks & Musll. D. 6987 TAL BAROATN, 92,860 ttage, 5 rooms and bath, all paving pald; South dist B, near Hanscom park, good locatio RELIABLE REALTY CO., Phone D. 1183 eoun N v AU(,'I ION SAL House and lot loouted at 2517 Chieago stroet, 10 ba sold to the highest bidder Thursday, June 1, at 10 a. m. Sharp. Tropeity tonsiats of & 4-room houss and lot, 33x140 feat erina, $100 down on day of sale, to show good faith. One-half of purohass | price fo ba pald when abstract showing marchantable title and warantes dead s furnished purchaser. Balanos easy t o house 13 poor, but the lot ls va uable and o in. The property must e sold s an epportu to plek up o real bargain. Bale takes place the | 'SOPHIE MALDMORN, Co. ...l OOM BUNGALOW ALL MODERN FOR RENT—Ap ts and Flats| REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED |REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED |REAL ESTATE—Investments THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY Horses—Live Stock—Vehicles Miscellaneous. ror Nale. ACRE AND i-ROOM DOWNTOWN HOUS] One acre, fine rich garden land, a \ y ~ X1 FAMILY milch cow for sale. War fectly lovel, dandy new 2-room. bunga CLUB HOUSE SITE 3621 Wabater 8t low. Good well. Price $1,400. Terma 46 fost front on 18th; less than one | HAY, 8660 a ton. A “ \\ agner. 01 N. 16 §100 cash, balance $15 per month, Ask block from Fontenella Hotel. Only S— for Mr. Lowrey $11,800. Terma. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY 8T POULTRY AND PET STOCK SR - SILKO CHIC #OOD REAL ESTATE Un q $18 Omaha Nar'l Bldg Phone Doug. 1018 Mads of pure graln Best in the mar . mmprove: WANTED —400 )1 ia - ket It your dealer does not handle it 3 Ve, wida-awake peopls fo ] ev Weat, buy business and residence lots in the | F0 t0 A W, WAGNEE, 3010 M. 15th. Bt = i gt e w and thriving town of Nederland ougias 1143 et orado. 45 miles from Denver. Pres PIGRONS pay far better than chickens; A ent population is 4,000 and by July 15 | alwaye penned up; littla space neadsd to i LISTEN TO REASON there will be 25000 peopla. Naderland start, free book explains all. Majestic \hy not let me show you Lot 44 Key. | Townsite company. Nedoriand, Colorado Squab Co.. Dept. 81, Adel, Ta stone nrk, nores bout 2 rult 3 rE ¥ venfved O trese, neariy 01d enush to bear. Boms | PAL BSTATE Ia the safest invasument and | TU &'¥ received s CHAMELEONS ey, et ofpatnd in aifalfs and | town of Nederiand, Colorado. Buy while [ (he little color changing pet. Max O Umetby. Ona o [( s moat sightly tr 4| the values are low. Wa will give you | ler Bird Co. 1417 Farnam 8 weat of ‘nr:fl must have cash an any information you wish. Nederland but-nl"llll z» por 100 Tba uu . or $450 an acre. ther land in Townslte company, erland, Colorado the same locality with nothing on s well- | L CRmEle o : i X Carbs ing at 8600 and up. Investigate for your- X ame dwellings, Rt 4 welt,"(hen Tat ma show you venting 41,080 owner leaving, wants| AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE . 49,000, J. L. Barber, Keeline Bldg. Fhone W. S. FRANK, Tyler 1710 201" Navills Block. e A March and April th intorest and principal 1014 Farnam St Phone Doug. 731 same months 191 fres of charge; 0 ynars 7 r— Sty W | n the Nobraska farm | = - e "f.f»m'\.rfl’a‘..f'.tfi'.',f.“'?.om:"fn"fln‘ .'S:." fiold without & loss In our record THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER, A iEs Sasison E DHisns Tor % dlcssdn 5b KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Make & fton truck out of your Ford ikl e S Bl 7 o 801 Omahs Nut. Bank Bidg, Omahs, Neb. [ car. Everbody s buring this “Form.s- ? o ruck.” It solves your delivery problem - o . gy s Z and wells ltke wild fire Agents wanted s waRr m?ai "HOME BUILDERS GUARAN- For particulars see or write JOHNSON- WHAT WAVE Y0U OR D0 YOU WANTF TEES YOU 7 PER CENT. DANFORTH CO, 1630 N. 16th. Bee us first, Wao may have just what| Investin shares now, while they are $1.18. | Wi will trade you & new Ford for your old vou ot e sl irais et No speculation, shareholders protected by | one anywhere. Chas. J. Smith. Tyler 16 INCEHIRe 0 JaW homes. Ask us ques- INDUSTRIAL GARAGE €O, 612 Bo. 18th e . ¥ 20th and Harney Doug. 83 S W PP W g {OME BUILDERS ' ~ - CAN wnell or exchange anything you have k ) USKD G 17th_and Douglas St _Owma KD CAR BARGAINS AT to off A Canaz. McCague lidg. 1 Juake MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO €O, RE ESTAT TRACKAGE ‘almage-Loomis Inv. W. 0, W. Bidg, “ nwna AL E— v perp ’ 5B, Auto Radiator Hepair Bervice and p— Abstrae 2 ,,,,,, - prices right. 218 8, 10th St D, 0. TRACKAGE—Fina site on 1. s R. R., sise Gua Abstract Co, We can b $6x106, can be bought cheap, C. A. Grim- BYRANE 0 o e PIRR owand Lar GRSl We O89S HIRNLK mel. §49 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bidg short notice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 2047 olls_rapaired. Bayadorfor, 310 M. 18th . peaith S ° - JOE MURPHY—Auto repairing, 113 8. 170 Title, Guarantes and Abstract £ o REAL ESTAT ub“rb.n Kerr Co., & modern abstract office, St Tyier 307 I”.l” Red 4704 - -y ... E—Si _ 806 8. 17th 8t Tel D. 6487 Kheetric Auromoni T Wenson. 5 | WEED ABSTRACT CO.. oideni ubatinci of- | Waiter Andersor, BTART YOUR HOME IN BENSONT fice In Nebraska. 106 Brandels Theater, [ batteries, Storage. BUY THIS LOT! e LARGE cornar bullding site distriot; all strest improvemants, includ- ing 350 feet mtreat frontags of paving ' . : surrounding property restrictsd to large We are ready at all times to homes buflt of brick and stons. The pret- make loans on first-class city If you ars in the market for a good usad tiest and most desirable location in the sroperty and eastern Nebras cAr, now I8 your opportunity to chass west part of Omah Full particulas ad- LA ‘: r )‘ ! 5 , equest. one at u very small prica. Read the fol. dross C 190, care Bes. -X8_Iarme, es on reque lowing llst carefully and then coma up UNITED STATES TRUST CO and soe for yourself S =2 — > Y THT best mcres are out Banson way, The | __ _212 South 17th St 1919, 4-cyl. Studebaker best place to buy acres out Benson way MONEY TO LOAN 1914 Studebaker ‘6" 3 extra tires fe in Benson Gardens, Richland Acres | Apartment houses, double brick houses, [ 000 * 4 { or West Benson, whers we can sefl you | single houses, business property and farm 1912, 4-exl. Overland one or more mcres from 4360 an acre and | lands at 6 per cent, fia per cont & 6 pr et Vi e i s up, on_very easy terms W. M. THOMAS, 1910 Pore, good. se hew. ——— e | & PER CENT to 8 per cont on best class city 2 1014 Maxwell touring care. BENSON Garden acres are the best close- nees i amounts 32,000 up; also 1914, 4-cyl Dotrofter, self-starter in acres to be had near Omaha Call loans. Reasonable commissions. 1914 Ford roadster. write or phone Tyler 60 for reading mat- ERS TRUST CO,, 1632 Farnam St 1912, 4-cyl. International teuring ter, telling more about Benson OGarden |~ 1913, d-cyl. Crow Elkhart, good condition. acres, adjoining N TE DLy Rahrases: farwm 1011, 4-cyl. Cadlliac, good condition HASTINGE & to loa on improved farms and reps o 3 » b 004 ariu 0 AFTER looking at MINNE LUSA 300 aif- i o R/ s Liatin i pook) ferent buyers dacided that it was the best FFATE 0 : — sroposition or 0 i, loans, aix per cen o8 x i ot 4 g ;M;';m;";.;k';“,;;'gq L) D B BUCK & PO ROXDETER far aale, of (reds for Diamond, g Spar. pesemant Wy BUTING lece 913 Omaha Nat. Bank Stoddard Dayton, 1913 In frst-class con CHARLES W, MARTIN & CO. W T GRAHAN, bushings, ¢ new crank ft bush- Tylor 187, g EB BLDG, | nes. connecting rod bushings, soraped to 742 Omah ‘| Bank Bldg. £ MONEY TO LOAN, for'§ ft; 5 new rolisr bearing ves, 2 new FOR BALV—CARTER LAKE W LOT, on improved proparties Prosto head lamps Blewart vacuum sys- including Jife membership in the elub. _BHOPEN & €O, Dous. 4128 tem. Truffault, Hartford & Diamond George K. Thompson, Walnut 1450 MONEY on hand for city and hock absorbers. Address L, 336, Bee #100 & lot, easy terms, near bist and Grover, farm loans. H Binder, City i o l one mils from car. Address Mrs, H, L. National Bank Bldg, e AUTO CLEARING HOUSE Hawver, “Tha Colbert”” Phons Coltax 183, | LOKNS——F—6%~ Per Coni——LOANS. [ D, 4310 2200 Parnam. H H. LANDERYOL, THOS. L. RRY, | Bulck rosdater, B-36. Renl Hatate, Insurance. o Koeoline Bids Red 4344 | Chevrolet touring; elsct. equipment. 201 Neville Bik. Tel. Doug. 3600 |ETTY and farm loans, 6, %4, 6 por cent Maxwell touring, 1019 ¥ o — a—— - — J. H. Dumont & Co., 418 Kealina Bidg. Hupmoblie touring, 1918, ‘Mincellaneous §100 to $10,000 mads promptly. I*. . Wead AUTOMOBILE INNURANCE. BARflAlNB in rrul Mlnu and lcral‘l Colfax 1062, after 1l & Pu THE r»mnr:-bla Increase |r BEE Want | e TR [T T T e s n be trace 0 on) one source— b 004 Tesults at less cost. (han. any oiher mortgnges are not af DOPON CAR=PINN SONDIRION, ESabs paper. fected by European wara 3 Run 5,300 miles. or panics. Amounts $40 Thede Sxtes Sisinge-—s gesd bup $10.00 down and $10.00 per month; price B REAL ESTATE—Exchanges PAYNE & SLATER CO., See These Used Cars at C. W. Francis Auto. Co. FINANCIAL Dundes . A Real Estate Loans, Mortgnge: H 1614 Harney St Phona Douglaa 2716 C. W.FRANCIS AUTO CO. Spectal rate for liability Insurance on Ford cars, Including property dsmage, $26. Pire and theft at lowest rates. Wesd Bldg, 15th and Farnam Sts GARVIN' BROS .1 g at'l Bank Bldg MONEY. HAKKISON & MOKTON 918 Omaha_Nat. Bank Ndg Stooks and Bona ez xsan BLLIS & THOMPSON, Bank Bidg, Doug. 1819, KILLY, 915-14 Clty Nat 12,878 MORE to $10.000, Wa coliect w1l | NEBRASKA BUICK AUTO CO., Pald Want Ade % bearing 635 per cent semi nnual, secured by property,valued §11,850. 1814-16-18 Farnain St e Auto Tires ana sappli 13 Secret & Submarine By E. Alexander Powell Author of “The End of the Trail,” “Fighting in Flanders,” “The Road to Glory,” “Vive la France," etc. Copyright, 1918, by E. Alexander Powell. SYNOPSIS, | consciously fell under the spell of Lisutenant Jarvis Hope is detalled by the United States naval board to investigate h'_fT“'lrll"‘h d:‘?”“ Bk and report his findings on the invention of ell me, Miss Burke, The | he said as Dr. Ralph Burks, which serves to hr\nl‘:‘:fl!he was leaving her, “do you know a submarine to & state of perfection. o | i Y Tisutenant areives in Valdavia and is wel. | Maf named Calvin Montgomery? comed by the inventor snd his daughter | ‘Why, no” said Cleo; “I never Cleo. On the trial trip of the inventors | heard the name before boat a Japanese helpsr in surprissd fn the | wy . 5 act of sxainining the mochanism of the ven | ., Yt I'll bet my last dolfar that tiating device. it’s more than a coincidence,” mused — Morton, as he entered his hotel. “If the secret is to be had, Olga,” he said, holding her hand in both of his, “I will get it for you—no mat- ter what the cost.” FRPBI Two days after the struggle in the Uncle Calvin, talking to himself, speaks of a girl named Cleo. Then, most in the same breath, he tells me to come out here and see his old friend Burke. - And Burke introduces {me to a girl named Cleo. And any | one could see that Burke was discon- .. submarine, Gerald Morton reached |certed when I gave him that message Valdavia. He went immediately to |from Uncle Calvin, Burke has some- see Burke | thing on his mind besides the secret “Doctor Burke,” began Morton, [of the submarine.” when they were seated in the inven- | e LI : . tor's study, “I have been sent here | Though the police started their by my uncle, Calvin Montgomery.” search for Satsuma within an hour “Calvin Montgomery!" aculated |after the submarine returned to Burke, and Morton saw his L.r sud- | shore with the body of the murdered | seaman, they had failed to find the “Calvin Montgomer: 3 | slightest trace of the Japanese. They 1 have not denly blanch is an old friend heard from him for many years. But ]hnd watched the outgoing trains and but what does he want of me? ferry boats They had gone “He wishes to obtain an option on |through the lower quarters of your submarine invention, Doctor | Valdavia with a fine tooth comb. Burke," said Morton, on whom the |They ~ had wired a descrip- inventor's expression of momentary |tion of the murderer to every city and alarm had not been lost "Shnuhlmllur for a hundred miles around. Yet they could get no trace of him. Satsuma had disappeared com- pletely as though the earth had opened and swallowed him. it pass the tests to which he wouhi‘ naturally wish to put it, he desires me to say that he wnllll‘ be willing to pay you very handsomely for your rights—very handsomely, indeed.” Late in the afternoon of the sec- "I appreciate your uncle's offer, | ond day after the fight in the submar- Mr, Morton,” was the reply, "but I |ine, a man might have been observed cannot accept it. In fact, I have al- | strolling aimlessly along the beach outside the town. He %ehlved like one who had no definite objective and was walking to kill time, for he stopped every now and then to toss pebbles into the water- or with his cane to trace patterns in the sand. ready promised my invention to the government of the United States.” “We will pay you far more than the government, Doctor Burke," urged Morton, “and the government is notoriously slow pay. “The government already has my | So slow was his progress that dark- promise,” said the inventor firmly. ness was falling when he found him- “Then we cannot obtain the op-|self opposite a tumbledown and de- tion ?" serted fisherman's hut which stood “It is out of the question, as | have | by itself on the beach, five miles from already told you" the town, Glancing about ta make “Before you make your decision!certain that he was unobserved, he final, Doctor Burke,” said Morton, | knocked sharply on the rickety door —four short raps, then three, two, taking from his pockethook the card one. A moment later there was a which Calvin Montgomery had given him, “you had better read this." sound as of a plank being lifted with- Hurkr adjusted his spectacles. [in the cabin. “Dear Ralph,” he read, "1 once gave | “It's all right, Satsuma,” said the man without. “It's I—~Mahlin,” The door opened and the visitor found himself in a pitch black room. you something that I valued as much as you value the secret of the sub- ow is your chance to re marine pay me.—Calvin Montgomery.” “It's not wise to show a light,” For some minutes the inventor sat | said Satsuma's voice in the darkness. silent, lost in thought. It was evi-|“It might possibly be noticed by dent that the message on the card had | someone passing on the beach.” deeply stirred him. At last he spoke | “Here' some food for you, said “This message places me in a most | the man called Mahlin, “producing difficult position, Mr. Morton,” he | various packages from .the pockets said. "I must have time to think it | of his coat. "The police have been aver. You had better see me again ina few days.” so busy that | didn't dare take the chance of coming here before. You As the inventor was ushering his | certainly got yourself into one terri- caller to the door, Cleo Burke came | ble scrape. W Iut did you learn about tripping down the stairs. The broad- | the invention?" brymmed sun hat that she wore ac-| had a good look at the appar- centuated the spun-gold quality of fatus” said Satsuma, “In fact, the her hair and the rose-leaf beauty of | old man caught me examining it her complexion; the simple gown of | That was when the shooting began hasized her girl-| The mechanism is comparatively sim clinging muslin em ish slenderness "rly George!” said | ple. The real secret is in some for- Morton to himself, “what an exquisite | mula which Burke uses, but which, creature.” of course, | was unable to find Mr. Morton,” said Burke, “this is | Mahlin uttered an oath. “We've my daughter, Cleo." got to find it he exclaimed. “You “I'm delighted to meet you, Miss | had better have a look through Burke,” was what Morton said, but | Burke's house tonight. It's probahls he was thinking, “Cleo? Cleo? Now,|among the papers in his laboratory where the devil have 1 heard that “It's not saf: for me to go out to- name hefore? By the living 11|g)ll aid the Japanese sullenly jingo, 1 remember! 1t was the name | "I'll run into some of the detectives used by Uncle Calvin when 1 over-|1 had better vait until the search heard him talking to himself the day |for me has had time to die doy I left New York!" You'll go when | tell you to, my “If you're going to the town, Miss | Oriental friend,” said Mahlin savage- Burke,” said Morton, noting that she [ly, “and that's tonight. I've got to was evidently dressed for the street, have that In.r.mnhl and I've got to “may 1 have the honor of walking |have it quick " with you? 1 am staying at the It's not safe to go out tonight, hotel.” Satsuma persisted stubbornly “Of course you may come with me You'll go through Burke's house if you like,” said Cleo, obviously en- tonight,” snarled .\L‘I)\IIII‘ flying into joying the atttention of the handsome | @ sudden rage, “or I'll tell the detec stranger. “I'm going marketing.” As tives where they can find the Jap ‘\\\m l‘wllul that sailor they strolled down the street, laugh- ing and chatting gayly, Morton un REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ([n he ummmd tomorrow.) New Hay Inspector $260.00; wize, 60x128; located on Looust RA LA DON'T throw away old (ires. We make one Bt, between Clark and Burnham, not F,ARM, AND NCH R | g s im E g shas oAt save you b0 far from school and car line. Geo. R, Colorado Lands per cont. 3 4n i Vulcanixing Co., 1614 Day- _VV'HIIII. ,“"" office, Omaha. a (,AI'F'I;L% RAPf‘ "d(‘” sale. 1,000 acres near «nport 8t., Omaha, Neb. Douglas 2014 Buford, Colorado. 200 acres cultivated. " " " e ok __Cosmncil Bistfs, National i grazing priviloges for 1,000 AUTO TIRES cattle. Address “Ranch,’ 130 HSymes REBUILT, 32,00 TO $6.00 TO the Omaha peopls buying houses n|_ Bullding, Denver, Colorado s DUO TIRE €O, 1811 CHIVAGO 8T the west end of Council Bluf| wa have | BUY now the section 4-11-66, Weld count TIRFS, 80x3, §6.76, §0xd iy, $4.7. thel o a cholce list of new, modern West End | Colorado, $4 per aere. Ownar, Fred Uh [ pvu]m:'&u:l "rn-.“r'l}.’. Ve ba het houses and lots and will gladly show | Lincoln, Til. SIS clags tires. Duplex Tire Co.. 3618 Farnam you anytime. Towa Lands. Bt Douglas 4578 DAY & HESS CO, O-aore Poftawattamis county — -~ farm near Persia, very fine, 3160, for . Telephons 3344, iy g Ho i Motorcycles and Bicycles 123 Pearl Bt Council Bluffs, Ia, |J- A ABBOTT, Attorney-at-law, Omaha. | FOR BALE—Thor motoreycie, newly sn- amelod, engine over-hauled. Cheap for i o T M ate Lenda. cash. Phone Harney 2663, y I"}[; ;E RN Lt Sl ), VO HARLIEY-DAVIDEON MOTORCYCLWN. Bar £ D UNDEI $1,000.00 down and_balance ten annual | $aI% 10 ueed machines. Viotor Roos, ““The THE ONE BEST BUY 7 yimouts at 6 per cent will buy one of Yo 193 Leavenwerth 2E OR the best quarters in the Red River Valley; e = $6,260 &00d set of new bulldings; two miles from Big Hving room, dining room and kiteh. town; all under cultivation: richest woll, en on first floor; 4 unusually good sized 'l"‘”“"' b:’”" for ‘F"YIW stock grain bedrooms and bath upstairs; attract: arm; good water. Hchool close by, Price HOME BUILDERE' #har arrangement; beautitul oak ~woodwork;| $87.60 per acre. Look this up now o Easocition Divdets Ja ons of (he best locatlons in the village; | WORKS-MOHR INVESTMENT ¢O, 841 and Jaouary, Firet mortgage s full south front lot, 50x136; one block to | Merchants Bank Bidg, 8t. Paul, Minn, curlty and_ bulders' o 41 ¢ car line. Hers ls a practically new, up- |40, §0 OR 160 ACRLS good, heavy woil Money back on short natics, to-date modern house, which cost $5,000 | well-settled part of Todd county, Minn Amerioan Beourity Co., ¥, to bulld on & lot worth #1,600, to be| good roads schools and churches; pr 17th and Douglas Sta. bad for the cost of the house alone. Muat | §ib to per_acre; terms, 31 per ac bo sold; we want an offer; it's & wonder- | cash, balance 31 per more & 5,000 ful change; now rented at $40 per month. aores to ssleot from; agents wanted, will Possesslon 1f desired make low railroad rate to inspeot RCHWAR RROK, LEGAL NOTICES ARM\" RONG-WALSH CO., 1038 Plymouth Bidg, Minnespolis, Minn e Tyler 433 Rows Bldg TO »,u,Twmu,m.m Ok T SHERT- ——— JAN COAL COMPANY I)UI\ DEE BUNGALOW Missourl Lands. The holders of bonds of The Sheridan TEXFF T Conl company are hereby notified thut LASY TERMS CHEXP FARMA—Any sise, oasy Totma, i ({08, doruigned, (rustes under trust deod e B, o o Blocqunty: Mo. | o¢" The Nheridan Coal company, dated Five Kot us uil on one floor, B MBS | June 11, 104, and_recorded June 1904 g ern \n"lku’r) v‘nvfl'rulnl hl-I- lh.ln Nebraska Lands, [in Hoox H of Mory Records on special bullt-in features in living . g 4%, In the office of the County and kitchon, Inrge nun poroh, fine [T WILL “wake someona a bargain o tk of the County of Bheridan and State 1 all'paving and el ape- | Acres soutliea br.. convenient | the Sfieridan’ Coal company that it wiil paid in iin i n mighty | aeat town of 3,000 Write owner [ on® 0x hutore June 30 1016, remit to the ah ittle plac one wanting to onlare, . Add indersigned $24,00000 to take up and re & home positively cen't bLeat this | FOR HALE-—Best large body high grads | 4 bonds, as provided in sald trust | opportunit Price only $8,300; $300 caah, | medium priced land in Nebraska; very | d Notice s hereby given that the balance monthly | ltts money required. c. Trad Wol- | unders has drawn and seleoted by YA VN q . baok b {1ot t wing twenty-four numbers of PAYNE f I ATER ( ().,‘,,‘,,‘ AL TiF o sl e sauth i | venty of the Bonds outs 615 Omahs Phone Dou Blg Bpriuk, Neb. Level land. Price $16 |secured ! trust ¢ - " por aor R. M. Adams, Morr Mian. m 8 141, 164, BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE | T ATRER Tmprove a e t'5y said The Bherilan | . . od and il paving Aoh § ) | | ated Just right and other North Dakota Lands, i ot M6 the | o ~A gt 5 oy | FARME § w“l-\x[;\”. XCHANGE | popne 0 rhor \r.‘ml” streeis 4 menths ald Iy - IN HE ¥ t R YA ¥ h ' Ieny ] wls, on the Elegant biace for the homs or | NORTH DAROTA, TRICE W W0 3 tday of to the | | PER ACRE, RANGING IN 8125 FROM | holde aaid | " oling | 19 ACRES TO 3¢ ACRY HESK | ) | e Ton & mesltne Biag | | L SNE" 2 GHLY IMPROY ) | ' LA, gaset barg e ! ¥ i NDAN ! gned n . and » | Vierence { HH AT HOA \ | B " N Fiore MA July. A. D Miscellan MR i f T COMPANY FORURRAN WS RSEY » ' ' AY NS | Bad of Parnam o i & al . ' . RO 3 WALLACK, 14 Keslina i s June . Reit of saeh dore . ard Wdl s S —— Fis . , I Krug Fars . XY & : ons B et pnp.lndncu i » L "o 1 - = . ' " P, . auin. § For the merchant means REAL e i not only carrying the A yoods the customer wants, . ' Lot e but 0 letting every pos- ses Adiress X mg sible customer know that - the goods are awaiting = A ’ him at attractive prices : | his means use of news AN paper advertising space 1 s bauw Loome wmd . y ¢ Katate Cikde Biyers st vy Advertise in The Dee f e FARM LAND WANTED - T — R e Joseph Wagman and wife to Chris tian Felook and wifs, northeast cor H f B ner Saventssnth and Hickory ere for Business atreats, 8744 x113.606 ' 1 w ¥ Wright and wife to R A Brownell, northwest corner Twen - P, > 4 ty-ascond and L streets, H0x180 sono | J. C. Pederson, just A.hnlt"n(u 'th Samuel Baltrush and wifa to Henry hay inspector for the new Omaha Wilkening, X strest, 50 fast west Hay Exchange, has arrived from Chi- of Twenty-sixth strest, south side, cago. hox128 500 L3 S Walter W. Widos and wife to Cath Mr. Pederson says he cannot tell arine W, Bgan, Twentieth strest much about the local situation until N tost gouth of O street, east o[ he has been here a while and has had Sarah A. Ferguson and husband to an opportunity to look over ghe field muel B Gilinaky, Fifty-second Offices for the new Hay Exchange and avenue, 80 feet north of e “ 3 b vt el e S are to be opened soon, although the 1412 .00 | location is not yet definitely an- George 1 wif nounced ""’""' :m.“ I'he hay cars of most of the rail- y X139 1500 roads will be handled on the switches Lou Kennady to Matilda H. Hellimar at Fourteenth and Nicholas streets, and husband, Rinney sirest, 140 feet where there is said to be abundant Box124 s soo | trackage on ail of the several roads Mar 0 and hushand to I'he Burlington road has no trackage Fet ; m. ago e there, however, so that the hay com o A4x182 1000 Ing in on the Burlington will have t& Farhat and wifs to Geors be handled on the Burlington tracks ‘ rihw ner Thir clsewher . “ : I'his, however, will make only two . Alexander B T s to visit tor ading, while in " b Masa ok, nsas City, where the hay business e 39 is highly developed, the buyers have v hane . " . to travel all over the city to visit the » Math stre wna various tracks for trading purposes ' Abaug ' anid avenue W- f . : ... William Dukes is e s ' ' " Dying; Hit by Cax . ond . . NI Wilham Dukes, colored, residing at . . jaren Wi, Evelenth street and Capitol avenue o T MY s at the point of death at St. Joseph's nsey Mo ard and hushand spital as & result of being struck . N ™ wes { Dod tr e o '™ Age atree . B ling R hr . . » ar, stepped fros . e ar o\ THRASHER RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY COUNCIL el has accepred the lered by Motoveygle . " 'y t Ihrasher, who was requested Y sl The oficer wan charged with reckless driving when Mo struck Witliam Moreis st Sixteenth and ArBam slreeis