Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1916, Page 13

FOR RENT—HOUSES Miscellaneous. | REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED South. Kl HAT have you for rent In the way of four. five and six-room modern up 1d- date appartments. Preference will he ven to those in better districts of the eity Want to deal direct with wwners. "No agents. Telephone Douglas 1016 JlOOM house, strictly mod §-room flat, strictly mod 10-room_flat, strictly mod TOLAND & TRUMBULL, 448 Bee Bldg., Doug. 8701, s o Bee o 47,940 MORE PAID Wait Ads first 10 months of 1916 than same perlod 1916, ! This figure EXCEEDS THE COM BINED GAIN of the other two Omabs pers by OVER 20,000 PAID ADS. eason: B ur Ruuh- B»uer Rates CREIOH HIIVB l CO. BEE BLDG__DOUG. 10 R RENT—Dundeé flve-room apart for $56.00. W. L. SELBY & SONS, ay DOUGLAS 1610. A RI. 3 and 4-r. apts, 24th and Harney. Har- ney 647. NEW steam-heated nplnmem-, 1914 Burt. 4 room, modern; winter prices, $32.50 and $35. RINGWALT BRO:! Bldg Brandols Thea. outh. almost new, modern Telephone Walnut flat. 2712 3084 or 8-ROOM, Jaokson St. 1966. (,ORI\!SH APARTMENTS, 1404 South 10th St. Beautitul 4-room $25.00—221 §. 30th Si r., flat, all modern $7.60—1917 Clark St., 3-r. flat. §35.00—818 N. 16th St, 9-r. flaL. $27.50—2639 Davenport St., 9-r., all mod $36.00—523 8. 36th St, b-r, all modern bungalow. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Block. MOST modern up-to-date brick flat in hot water heat; walking distance. D. H. 1803, §-ROOM flat for rent, in. _Phone Doug. 162. "Douglas 8068 oI 6691, $25 per month; close FINE KOOMS—NEW All modern in every detail, living and aining room all omk finish, with bullt ln bookcases; pantry with elaborate cup- boaArds. icebox room; full basement with floor drain: shades. electric fixtures and all furnished. This 1 n real bar- 3800 cash, balance on Others as much as Let us show you week. TRAVER BROS,, 105 Omahs Nut. BK. Doug 8848 veningn Weh ¢ov5 1Y SPECIAL BARGAIN. will buy 56x140 ft, with house, on 25th, just off Leavenworth; resident owner. Hasy terms, JUHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. GuUUSRe WANIED Wh HAVL SUYERS FOK dUMLY WORTH THE MONEY (N ALL PARTY OF (HE CITY. LIST VOUR PROFEM. TY WITH US FOR RESULTS. NEIL'S REAL ESTATE & INS. AOCY Arsndeis Thes'sr Ridg Trier 1034 NEW 6-ROOM le’NCA[ oW Very easy terms. 1 Ave. Red 1 250, v 42,100 good non- Miscellaneous. STOP THAT RENT BILL. A new five-room cottage on Iarke cor- ner lot, B4x125: just being started; mod- orn in every defull. onk floors: ciofe in and near West Farnam car line ] 48350, 8300 Down, %25 per Month. Ready December 15th. SCHULER & CARY, \ine Bldg.__ Phone Doug. §074. READ THIS WHEN YOU SEE IT. §-room, strictly modern bungalow. Built- in bookcase, colonnude openings and win- dow seat. Oak finish and ouk floors In 2 rooms. Full cement basement and fur- nace heat. This house fs’just one year old. Will soll for $2,200 cash—Iess than you can bulld a house for. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha Nat_Bunk Blds. D. 1761, 204 K THE BEE: OMAHA REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED—4, 5 and 8-roomed houses (h can be soid for $100 cash, balance $1 per month; give complete description first letter. W. FARNAM SMITH & Co. _ 1320 Farnam 8t Tel. Dous. 1064 ~ NOTICE. 1 have good income property renting for $68 per month; mortgage, $3,800. $7,600. Want land or acreage. W. 8, FRANK, g 301 Neville Block. WANTED—LIstings of (enl estate in C: for sale N. P. Dodge & Co.. Harney St at I5th Telephone Doug €29 WE have buyera for your proporty INTER !TA‘I‘E REALTY CO. 929-30_ City Dour. §882 FORRAT _\vmg. 316 o Tnih 8 MONEY TO LOAN ) Turn)t ire, Planos, Ind. notes us security $40—6-:.0. H. H. gda, total c $3.50 40— Indorsed notes, total ¢ Smaller, larger am'ts proportionat OVIDENT LOAN BOCIETY R dtode it FlNANClAL e "Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages, CITY and farm loans promptly made. Raies, 5, 5l and & per cent. Remsonuble com- misslon. ¢ UNITED STATES TRUST CO,, 212 South 17th, Omaha, Neb. T PER CENT (0 6 per cent on best class city reatdvnces in amounts $2,000 up, also farm loans. Reasonable commissions, PETERS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam St 3,000 MONTGAGE, bearing 6% per cent wemi-ann.; secured by farm ¢ miles from town, valued at $11,000. Talmadge- Loomnls Inv. Co, W. 0. W. Bldg. NO DELAY, T, GRAHAM, BEE BLDG. w. “INSURANCI—#4v0__ in: 00, ‘ieing 3 houses, § "vear high school and Crelghton college. Also & and §-room oungalows, $300 down. and two 3 rooms, 195 down, salance montgly, CHABR. R WILLIAMS NEW bungalow; also 3.1. and gardening your terms and price; Inv. with $4¢0, rent. 3 houses (flat cost $3,500), $2.500, D. 2161 FIVE rooms, new. oak fnish, fully deco- fated, all modern, elo., $3.150: §160 cash. balance monthly _ Colfax FOR RENT—Buuneu Pr'p'ty ater 8368, Offices and Delk Room. DESIRABLE 18th aud Farnam, 20th and Fernamy rental reasonabl D. Wead Bldi ¢ DhisABLL office rooms In the remodeied Crounse block, 119 N. 16th St.. (opposite postoffice), $10 to $156 per month. Conrad Young, 322 Brandeis Theater, Doug. 1671. e y | REAL ESTATE—Unimproved North. FI TOT VERY CHEAP, Evans St., between 16th and 16th, close in, all improvements in, 50x130. Owner needs money and will sacrifice. My sign on the lot. . J. TEBBENS €O, 805 Omaha t'l. Bk. APhona D. 2182, OMAHA homes, East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO, 1016 Omaha Nat Phone Doug. 2715, FARM and city io LA Thomu K 6 £, X! EY—HARRISON & MORTON CL." 916 Omaha Nat| Bank Bids. MONBY o foan on Tmproved farms_and We afo buy good farm mort- Kioke Inv. Co. Omah DON'T PAY IN INSTALLMENTS. PAY IN 2, 3, 4 or 5 YEARS, BEST PLAN. SHOPEN & CO. KEELINE BLDG. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED. THOS. L. McGARRY. KFELINB BL £ R 3 5 PER CENT and 6 per cont money. Tol & Trumbull, 448 Beo Bldg. Douglas 6707. 7100 to $10,000 made promp Wead Bldg., 15th and MONEY on farm loans “# WAVERLY PARK. One of the cholce lots in the addition; size, 46x126; eust front, and on the car line. Price, $750. Terms $10 cash and $7.50 per month. C. A. GRIMMEL, 849 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Phone D. 1615. CHOICE office space, Baird Bldl 17th and Douglas__McCague_Inv WANTED. TO RENT. Unfurmshed Houses and Flats. e WANTED 1isUng on coliagea or houses to rent or teli on easy payments. Have cus tomers walting. .nquire 413 Karbach Rlock. Douglas 3:i97. GALLAGHEE & NELSCN k after your rentals. §44 Brandets Doug 3383 will Blde R ouse or hotel In emall town, All particulars in first letter. Hurryl A. R. Turnee. 2101 Douglas St. o Miscellaneous UWNER must se.l east front iot on Fonte- nelle Bivd, In Clairmont. Will sell at sacrifice price If taken at once. Call Douglas 1723 South. ACRES SOUTH. lmproved and unimproved In one to ten-acre tracts, on or near Bellevue car line. Best of school facllities. C. R. COMBS, Fhone Doug. 3916. 309 Brandels Theater. 1 4-RM. Apt. In Sterling; no car tare. First 161, Trust Company. D. Miscellaneous. WANTED—Houses, stores «nd_apartment for our rental department. N, P. Dod, & Co., Harney BSt. at 16th. Telephone Doug. 829 KEAL ESTATE—IMPROVED West. BEAUTIFUL HOME, We have for sale on very easy terms A splendid residence at 116 N. 33d St. Thia house has eight rooms, all in fino con- dition, The lot fs 60x143. I' 1s in a very desirable nelghborhood und the price 1s certainly low. ALFRED THOMAS! 308 First Natlonal Bank Hids. $250 CASH, of the nitiest bungalows in town; b-r. and bath; strictly modern; oak finlsh, with a number of special features; high grade lighting and plumbing fixtures; full ce- ment_basement, furnace; dandy east front lot 1% blocks to car. Price only §3,100. Let us show you this bargain, RASP BROS. _ Douglas 1653, A FINE flace for chicken raisi START YOUK HOME IN BENSUNT BUY THIS LOT. $10.00 down «nd 310.00 per month; prige $200 00; slze 60x128; located on Locust 8t., between Clark and Burnham, not far from school and car line. Gee R Wright Hee office, Omah: 6016 Cuming St Strictly modern, new, 7-r. house. hard wood finlsh, extra well built and right up to the minute, ready to occupy. Price $5,400. Kasy terms. 8. P. BUS/WICK & BON, 300 Bee lsidg Tyler 15 South_Side. WEST FARNAM RESIDENCE $5,000 This 18 a good 2-story frame house with 7 rooms, strictly modern and in good con- dition, one-half block of the Farnam car line and close to the Blackstone hotel. GEORGE & COMPANY 902 City National Bank Bldg. "FORTY-FIRST & DEWEY AVE. EIGHT ROOMS. Full two-story stucco with guranteed flexitile roof. Four rooms on first floor and four bed rooms on second floor. Positively co plete, including window shades and dec- oratin, This is one of the most attractive new homes bullt in this locality this year. $§35 down, balance monthly, HIATT COMPANY, 245-7-9 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Blde. WEST FARNAM Tyler 60 DIBTRICT—3-room, 2 baths, nearly new: big dlscount. only #6250 See it 323 N 3§th Ave 3618 LINCOLN BLVD—ll-room striotly modern, with hot water Douglas 1318 “house, neat. No 2418 Larimore Ave. $150 Cash—Price $2250 A fine 6-room home, full cemented basement; bath and tollet; just newly painted and p.ppred Call Tyler 50 and ask for Mr. Glesin, HASTINGS & HAYDEN 1614 Harney St NEW BUNGALOW. A five-room, sirictly modern bungalow, with bath. It d in oak, up-to- date, built-in featuros wnd lghting fix- tures: full basement, Yarge attle. Located at 8923 North 25th SL. Price, $8,160: easy terms. NORRIS & NORRIS, 400 Bee Building Phone Doug. 4270 AN _ESTA rders one remaining property closed out A b-r house business lot, Military Ave. only $1,260 A great bar- galn GEI)](A(_H". G \V}JJ;AK'E. 614 Keel| Bidg. §-ROOMS, modern but heat, paved street: & bargaln at $1,600. Owner 4113 N. u8th rem- 18t 1546 TLACE rertri K ucres improved cied Aatri 3816 N i 3 HuuM . Houin Side. 31,600 den balance 315 per wmorth Doug * 4325 Florence. HAWAY has 3, 4, 5, 20 and 13 cts for_city property. Fi Miscellaneous. 4-room house, barn 12 miles of P. O... N. REAL ESTATE—Investments HARNEY ST.——$40,00Q. CLOSE-IN CORNER. ‘With brick improvements that pay 8 per cent not. $14,000 cash required. In line for hmnmedlate increase. GLOVER & SPAIN, 91920 City Natfonal. SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTY. A. P TUKEY & 8ON Phone Doug. 502. 1507-5 W. O, W. Bldg. I NE tmpr. U Douglas_3962, brick St Louis flat, within tou. olocks of 14th and Harney; close in; bare CALKINS & CO., unu:lu 1813, Clty Natlons! Baak. L TATE. WM. COLFAX, e Widg 18 »uk REAL ESTATE—B'ness Pr pty | DOWNTOWN LOTS. 19tk aud Burt ., $2,200. wicth half Interwst in 16- O and Farpun Sts, 4151y Kee FOR SALE OR Eal ‘”1\'\1(, Real Estate, Lunds, Lic 540-A. 1MP, land KimofT ¢ W § near Kbuball; no saud, want ardoase general siore; also have good nuardw wt Hamiln, la., for sale for cush. 1. ilan- siamiin, In Two 160 acre farms wnd one sU-aer usiero Neorusks, to trade for city property or ARCHER REALTY CO. 850 Brandeis Bid, South. WELL LOCATED IN HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT. Just finlshed and up to the minute six- room bungalow; large living rcom, fire- place, bewum cefling, bullt-in bookcases, dining room, built-in buffet, plate rall and kitchen and pantry on first rge bedrooms and bath on second tloor: full basement; large wast front lot, with shade tr We will be glad to call for you and show you this fine bung SCOTT & HILL CO,, Doug. 1909, Ground Floor McCague BIdg. Tanct speciai ety _property TRAD Farms, Cattle, mengs, Flats, cic _Blofk gy FIRBT-CLASS west lowa farm to deal for Nebraska or Colorado land THOMAS CAMPBELL, KEELINE BULIDING. X 12-ROOM rooming house for change for equity in lots or hou Good location. C d RADES—TRADES. hes, New Apart- ABBOTT, 4 Patterson FORD cat and rooming house to exchang together for lots or equity in house or lot. Call Dg. 6885 after & p m. Box 7090, Omaha Bee WE have some d rental prop- erties for Neb. or la. lanc. Edward F Willlams Co., Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. GUDD lot, Gollrlblv location, will take used Ford as part payment. Webster 4348. | CROSSTOWN GARAGE, 316 8. 24th B8t | FoRT | IFA¥ k GARVIN BROS. ot Son e per_ce ry stock. Gold If Interested see Address Box 7900, Abstracts of Title. Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.. Kerr 306 8. 17th Bt, ground floor. Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co. EED ABSTRACT CO., oldest AUTOMOB!LES WILLYS-OVERLAND INC. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. Phone D. 3293. 2047 Farnam 8t REBUILT OVERLANDS. (LATE MODELS.) FORDS, TOURING CARS, $175 UP. Also Bulcks, Studebekers, Hupps snd other Iight cars from $125.00 up, Lowest prices in America. Cars demonstrated, List furnished to out-of-town purchas 8cnd for it; no obligation, USED CARS AT REAL PRICES d‘l‘:fl :nnnuts 7-passenger, good con- I 1914 Abbott-Detroit, JT-passenger. elec- tric light and starter, 1914 Ford touring, just overhauled, 365, C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO., Douglas 853. 2216-18 Farnam Bt Who's seiting the pace now? In the first ten months of 1916 THE BEE gained 47,940 Pald Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other twc Omaha papers for same period by more than— 20,000 PAI its. Good AUTO 'TO CLEARING HOUSE 2209 Farnam St. Douglas I“D 1914 Hudson , Coupe. 1916 Velle Six, Toul 1916 Pulman, Touring. 1916 Mitchell, Touring, sacrifice. AUTO INSURANCE Fire, Theft and Liabllity at lowest rates. KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, #13-14 City Nat. Bk. Bidg. _Doug. 2819. DON'T throw awi new tire from two old ones and §0 per cont. 2-in-1 Vulcanlzing Co. Davenp Neb. Douglas 2914, WE will trade you » new Ford for your old one. INDUSTRIAI: GARAGE CO., 20th and Harney. _Douglas’ 5251, Doug. 4442. We buy OLD CARS, Parts for Hup 20 _Oldsmobile, Chevrolet,” Apperson. FOR SALE—Hupmobile, 82 h. p., 1914; can't keep it over winter; will sell at a bargain. all_Harnoy 48. TORD Ures for Fords, d0xd, $11.65. Zwiebel Bros. D Farnam 8t 35.65, 3uxih, A¥T8. Lol FY YOU BY, Doug. IMO " Auto Repairing and _ Plimlng “TSTROMBERG SERVICE STATION. 'GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, 1606 Jackson St Carburetors my speclalty. Red 4142 $100 reward for magneto we can’t repair. Colla repaired. Baysdorfer, 210 N. 15th. NEB Auto Radiator Repair Service, and Cprices right. 218 8. 1th St D. 7330 Auto Livery and Garages. BXPERT repairing car_al- ways recdy.” Omaha (i 2010 Harney St 5b, 4 omobiles_for Iive. “mervice ruge, A AND RANCH LANDS ‘olurado Lands, AU CTIUN SALE™ REAL ESTATE. T will seli © m of Fort i DAY, NOV, 13, ’I\Yl,'“'.\ Afll AT 10 M. The follow My 220-qcre . being the W. % 8¢ T, 1, south, weat 6th P. M. 8 count his ix one of as go If saction Adernus coun South quw north quarter a littlp room se, guod chicken house, coin stable for six Lois coal shed, =il TImproveme. palr. price. A WILL BE Terms on real 3 purchase price on day of sal when deed and alstract are good title Is declared, halanc ALLOV deliverad to run 5 years at 7 per cent interost, WILLIAM WEPSALA, Owner, W. A. Cublt, Clerk H. C. DENNIS, Auctioneer. TULSDA REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE terday. REAL ESTATE Weir Crest Sa Is Over One of the most successful real estate sales ever held vn Nebraska closed yes- When the sale opened about two weeks ago, there were over 1,900 lots for sale. Nearly half the lots have been sold. | The balance of the lots will be placed on sale in the spring. An office will be maintained at 56th and Q street, thesouth east corner of the addition, for the convenience of our purchasers. For more information call the main office, Douglas 2596 or South 2447, H. H. Harper & Co 1018-14 City National Bank Bldg. FARM AND RANCH LANDS FARM AND RANCH LANDS Flori " PALM BEACH COUNTY Heads the poll for net profits from fte truck farms and citrus frult grove nd is so elected the finest climate in the world. For particulars and Hterature, Ap- iy A. PARSONS & §OI Phone Doug. 7846, §52 Brandeln Bldg. Jowa Lands. AT AUCTION good farms contalning 8 , will be sold at Publie Auction t and 3% miles Four ncres e on the farms one mile south of Langdon, Mo. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16TH, AT 1 P. M. These farms are about 14 miles south of Towa state line, are level and the best black soil; all in cultivation and all In winter wheat that go with farms; fair fmprovements. If you want' one of the best producing farms in the country at your own price, don't fall to attend this sale. The legal numbers are south half of sec. 32, Town. 64, Range 41, Atchison Co., Mo. Thes farms rent for 2-5 of wheat and % corn, delivered. For further information see Frank Bobbitt, Langdon, Mo., or Dowd Auction Co., 1126 W, O. W. Bldg., Omaha, Neb. JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer. FRANK BOBBITT, Owner. $10 PER_ACRE, 160 acres fourteen miles from Councll Bluffs, adjolns small st ton and school; maln automobile roa falr sot of improvements; ideal stock and grain farm; small payment down, long time; low rate of Interes G. Jones, 263 Latayette Ave. Phono 3643. TOWA and _ Nebr. faims, all sizes, within driving distance of Umaha. W. T. 8mith Co., 914 Clty Nat'l Bank Bidg., Omaha. Minnesota, T ACKE FARM, 46 MILES FROM Minneapolis; 3 miles from two good rall- rond towns; good set of bulldings, cons| ing of i-toom house, Inrge barn, granary, corn cribs, machine shed, windmill, ete, 160 acres under cuitivation; ean practl- cally all be cultivated; no w excellent corn land; 30 head consisting of 12 cows, two-year-olds, 6 'horm and complete set of machinery—every. thing o0 place Including one-third of this y crop, goes at $60 per acre; $5,000 cush, all the tmo wanted on bale wnce 6 pet cent intere Bchwi HIZ» l’l;.mnum Bldg. Musouri Lanu [ monthly, fruit and poultry land uthern Missourl, Price only Box 805, Excelsior Springs, GREAT buys 40 near town v 10 § big markets wid fuil informatio) Y. Lite Bldg., Kansas AT AUCTION, 11,2 P. M. NOV yated thice and one-halt st of Ord, Neb. WIIL be v of price to the highest in tiw Ord opera houms, regard- ferms 15 per cent of L irice cash day of wale, 20 . 1917, when possses- 1; balance flve years, per cent, payable an- N 7 o ving perfoct title gusr litoed 10 purcihumer duy of settlo- wt. Good clght-room house; barn for m tve hend of horses and elght tons ¢ Loiz house, well and windmill, or- iavd fnd other minor improvements; 230 acres under plow, 30 acres of which 1s \falfa. balance paslure and hay; A ies level to rolling, pasture Jivery foot of entire tradt Is good all fenced farm belt of sale day. address N Central Cit Auctlo Knecht, roliing fuck loam with clay subsoll; cross-tenced. An 1d ranch In the rain xka. Look it over befo further Information alty Auction Co ‘arraher, Larson, Mgr.; Geo. D, Owner. FOMR FALK—esl lurgs body kb wrade medium priced land in Nebrasks; very Hitle money required. C. Bradley. Wol- buach, Ned. ' “Nebraska Lands. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Improved 146-acre Loup Valley Farm in Platte County, Neb, will be sold at Publio_ Auction WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, AT 2 P. M. Farm is 5 miles southoast of Genoa and 6 miles southwest of Monroe, Neb.; very easy terms. This 18 g good, well improved rm. It interested, write Dowd Auction Co.. tor_turther information DOWD, Auctioneer. BMOOTH 80 near town, Johnaon Co Reduced_price for 10 days; po glven. Easy torms. STEWART, 316_Bo. 17th. CAN sell nr .lnllllll y lands you have lu J. Blde. 180-ACRE southeastern B. D. farm for sale: a bargain at $65; good terms. Thos. P King, Armour, 8. D, Wisconsin Lanas. UFI‘IR WIBCONSIN—Dest dairy an: orop etate In the unlon. 'lnu‘. lands for sale oasy terms; 'unuom raising. Central Land tate [ oareried 1n fralt ianda. ae 1ot 00 Apple Orchards Address Land Com. | mulnn-rson mnw-y Minnwapolis. Mina | I’OULTRY AhD PET STOCK mfir’Wfifl W Wagner 801 N 8. C. White Leghorn cockerels, Tom Barron strain. Benson 263W Horses—Live Stoclt—Velnc;lea " "Wanted. WANTED at once, for spol cash, (wo good work mares that will each welgh 1,600 or over. Bend full particulars tter. Address Allen W. Ward, Box Charles 114 feot south u,ur.n wifo to street, and Pratt Ellls W. Cans side, f James W. Lundy and wite to Taylor, Homer straet, 4§ foet (-ul of Tenth street, 48x120 ... . Winnired M. Heyden and hushand (o Robert L. Robinson, Fifty-third ave- nue, 40 feot north of Dudge strest, west alde, 63x137 Harley G. Moorhead and wifo to thur Theodore et al, Twenty ond street 243 feel north of Grace t, west side, 29x140 - Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCL) gains in chines. Victor Toos, 2708 Leavenworth, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. et Birthe—Frank and Mary Colomna, 0 North Nineteenth, girl, Balvotore and Con- eeatta Cimino, 1120 South Ninth. boy; Jo- seph wnd Mathilda Camenzind, 1627 North Twontleth, bo: George and Clarn Flscher, 1224 Polk, boy; Maurice and ta Clvins, 1413 North Twenty-fourth, boy; Charles and Ella M. Slatter, 2223 Mn] thur and Jennle Savard, i evard, boy; Leon A. and mlvu Sehryver, 4323 Miami, girl; Louls and Joi ler, 1314 South Eleventh, girl; Virginia Lucas, 3 Deaths—John Esther Holland, Bllltke, 63, 2208 Willlam Hatfleld, Fifty-fourth and S; Mrs. Mattle Erickson, 49, 3122 8; Joseph A, Hannan, 65, avenue; James Hill, 77 hulull.l Mrs. garot Galligan, 98, 426 Rorth Twenty- avenue; Tina Dyer, 66, hospital; Plla Dun- ton, .’)2 4605 North Thirtleth; James K. Duffield, 6, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Permits to wed have been lssued to the tullowing: Name and Residence, Hyde, Omuha. .. Fleming, Sterling, Rhoades, Stoux City, Mears, Sloux City Carl Wotterlind, Red Oak, Dora Frank, Red Onk, Ia Wil Bunton, Omaha! Liszie Mitchell, Omaha James Harlg, Omaha.. ... Helen 1. Wiillams, Omaha “The Age. o .3 m. | Ia aan] In.. I8 Jow Florenc: Farl Abble ¢ 18| v A% T .42 S | the gvidence WIDOW LOSES SUIT FOR SON'S SALARY Oourt Dismisses Oase in Which Mrs. Mattie Manka Asks $660 and Gun. BEE AD STARTS THINGS ' If you are the foster-parent of ‘a boy, you don't have to pay him for cating the food you serve him, wear- ing the clothes you buy for him or sleeping in the bed you provide for him. Nor do you have to endow him with a gun just becagse he went hunt- ing once or twice with it. These principles were established in Wright county court, Jowa, Monday morning when the case of Mrs. Mat- | tie Manka of Omaha was dismissed. | She was suing, Thomas Gallagher of Clarion, Ia., for $550 and a shot gun. She had filed suit in behalf of her minor son, who had lived for the last two years with the Gallagher family. The complainant demanded the $550 as wages for the chores her son did around the Gallagher home. Mother Advertises. Attorney D. H, Sheehan, who rep- resented the defendant, replied in his counter-petition that Mr. Gallagher was induced by an ad in The Bee to accept Mrs. Manka's son into his home. In the newspaper, the lawyer says, the boy's mother wrote an ap- penl for some charitable person to be- come the foster-parent of her son, whom, she represented, she was un- able to support. Mr. Gallagher con- tends that the boy was sickly when brought to his home, but that good care, proper feeding and clothing and a life in: the open has nursed him back to health, It was in the wish to keep the boy in the fresh air that Mr. Gallagher loaned him his shot gun and he argued that said loans do not constitute ownership. Negro Killer Pulls Revolver On Dolan Walter Boyer, colored, arrested and identified as the 1man who kitled Frank Mes hand, in an ument game, was sciten ed to in the county When taken Ho cer drew a revolver on Officer Dolan, but the latter beat him to the dvop and he surrendered, It was maintained by the court that was not sufficient to ubstantiate a murder charge, so he was arraigned for carrying concealed weapons. Fire Follows Purchase 0f Fire Extinguisher Saturday afternoon nu agent came to the home of Dr. A. Wilcox, 5125 Emmet strect, m sdl a fire ex- tinguisher. Onc was purchaud A pan of grease on the stove in the Wil- cox kitchen overturned and became ignited. By the application of the ex- tinguisher the blaze was under con- trol when the department arrived. The damage was slight BUILDING PERMITS. J. O. Besbe, 6136 North Thirtleth, brick veneer dwelling, $4,000. TN section over a card thirty days shot and | 13 FRANCL PRAISED FOR LANDING THIEF Cracksman Unable to Appear in Court, 8o Court Goes to See Him, YEGGMAN IS BOUND OVER Officer Anton Francl, who shot and captured one of two safeblowers Sunday morning, was summoned be- fore the heads of the police depart- ment Monday morning and compli- mented for his good work. Francl apparently thinks little of his nervy action, Charles Sheridan, the captured cracksman, being unable to appear in police court for a hearing, the court came to him in the pe of the po- lice magistrate, Deputy County Atto ney Ramsey and Court Sergeant Wil- son. From his cot in the cell Sherican revealed his familiarity with court proceedings by greeting the magis- trate with “I waive preliminary ex- amination.” His bonds were fixed at $750. Not a word can be coaxed trom him about his partner. Buys Corner Property On Douglas Street for $15,000 Joe Margules has bought the north- cast corner of Tenth and Douglas streets, upon which is a two-story brick building. The consideration was said to be a little below $15,000. J. B. Robinson negotiated the deal Coffee Market. New York, Nov. 6.—~The market for coffas futures was lower today under scattering pre-holiday llquidation and a little trade selling, accompanied by rumors of lower offers In the cost and freight market last week. The opening was unchanged to four points lower and active positiol 10 to 13 points under Saturd figures during the day, with ing B.460 and July 8$.68c. The close was within a point or two of the lowest, show- i & net loss of 10 to 13 points. Shles, 38,600 bags. November, 8.31c; December, 8.360; January, 8.40c; February, 8.44c; March, 8.47c; April, §.63c; May, 8.57c; June, 8.63c; July, 8.600; August, 8.72¢c; Sep- tember, 8.760; Ootober, 8.81c. Bpot coffes, dull; Rio 7's, 9%c; Santos 4's, 10%0, It was reported that well scribed Santos 4's had sold at 9.95c andioe in the cost and freighi market on Satur- day. Today's offers, however, ranged from 10.10¢ to 10.13%0, London credits. The ofticlal cables reported ne change In the Brasillan markets, except for an ad- vance of 36 reia in Santos futures, Cotton New York, Nov. ¢.—Cotton—=Futures opened steady; Decem 10.080; January, 19.080; Mareh, 19.160; M: 33c; July, Futures closed very s December,, teady; 19.13c; January, 19.11¢c; Imh. 19.33¢; May, 10.400; July, 19.40c. Spot quiet; middling uplands, 19,05c; no sales. The cotton market today oclosed very steady at a net advance of 11 to 13 points. Dl{ Goods Market. M ‘York, ov .8.~Cotton dress gooda [ firm today. Raw sllk wasg wear and dress goods were y for spring and for immedinte delivery. Jobbers did a good trade for time of the year. Stomach Trouble and Conullpa‘t'lon. 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