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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
26O5 Fort Street, $4,000

Groom, new house, all modern, on Flor
ence car line, between Goth and 9th SITS.
There are 3 rooms and reception hall on
the first floor, 3 bed rooms and bath on
the second floor. Lot is so It. front. Fort
st. will be paved and graded this year,
double track put in and paving put down,
which will increase the value of this prop
erty very much. Buy now and get the
benefit OF the advance In price. Will make
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
1923 Camden Ave-, $2,35O

3 rooms, has parlor, dining room, kitchen,
two bed rooms, bath room and pantry on
first floor, stairway TO attic, which Is
floored and can be used for a store room.
The rooms are all nice size and we'll ar
ranged: a good cellar, which Is cemented
house has first-class plumbing, city water,
sewer and gas; only l block from car line.
Will sell on a reasonable cash payment
n the balance monthly payments,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
BARGAINS


6ex127-South front on Franklin,
a Harvey car line, $500.
5Ox140-East front on 18th, near
Henderson, $3.50.
50x125-South front on Pinkney,
near 18th, $500.
37x124-In Kountze Place, on EN-
met, with paving paid for, $500.
40x122-On Maple, east Of oath,
with paving paid for, $1,000.
NEW FIvE-RooM COTTAGE IN
WALNUT HILL.
on Seward St., neal car, we'll located,
renting at $40, only $3.50.
NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, two
bed rooms and bath upstairs, corner
lot 40x128, $4,000.
EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN
KOUNTZE PLACE
for $3.50; house is in good order,
large front and side porches, lot 50x
1874, cement walks and good lot of
shade trees; pleasant place and a bar
gain. Owner has left city.
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN
BEMIS PARK,
Corner 33d and Lincoln boulevard:
paving paid, room for another house,
for sale at $4,000, or will rent at
$3.50.
w. H. GATES
Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
D. V. SholeS Co.
111Board of Trade Bldg. Telephones-Douglas 40;
10th and Farnam SITS. Independent A-2049.
CREIGHTON'S SECOND ADDITION
Between AID and 44th, on Military Avenue.
Sewer water, permanent walks, shade trees. uniform grade high m slightly
with five minut car service Prices 500 to $500 Easy terms Best M cheapest
FIRST ADDITION
South of Hanscom Park
One hundred and forty lots already sold M about fifty more left Prices from
500 to $50 m very easy terms.
MARIETTA PLACE
Facing Hanscom Park
On 2d Ave-, between Center m Francis covered with fine old trees and as
Prices are very low for ue class of property. Sci US for plat md prices
MILTON ROGERS LAC
North of Leavenwoth, between 18th nj Goth.
of anything the city. three mhnues walk to usness center Several lots already
sold Int m good buildings now going Vi
$500 DOWN N $500. A M
6 W. corner of Curtis i've and Sts St, one block from Florence car Lots q
x2 # Price, $50 per lot without interest
CITY
Take any Walnut Hill car and get If at Military " nj Parker St, and
onvenhndy arrange tey are on te ms de Some OF thse best houses ave bufet
built in lining room, fine book cases in the, living room are handsomely finished

Take any Walnut Hill car md get If at Military Ave- amd Parker St, and
look at the new houses thata now near ig completion m see how well built and
conveniently arranged they are on the ms ide Some of these best houses ave buffet
with oak hoors and thoroughly modern. INT upto-dae in every respect Lots are
beng 511N IT. each,a are close to the car nave eve water, gas ad perma-
.nnt walks; not only in the street but around the house, with stone steps
Every enc of t%e houses are to be handsomely decorated inside, and whenh in
.shed they are ready to move into without a dollar of expense that YOU ordinarily
have to pay in buying a new property.
We know that you cannot by a lot n duplicate these houses equally as well
built a. they are for a cent less than we sell them TO you complete Besides " 70
very easy terms at 8 per cent interest on defrsd payments
Dont fn to 90 out and sec these houses tomorrow. Inquire at I1 Parker St.,
md MT Scott our superintendent wills nov you through N Of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
HOUSES

"'"-, III b Ss s ss1 st. t.. ' ass%a ' It Hall T sod S' 4S sa1 walnut sRS city I'm TS sss paved street.
~ south rSnt l block from Dodge St Ear on @h steet Reasonable terms
$3.50 -%a So S4 y. cEsIghtOns First addition G%HdD% aSxl% IT. .NT With dandy new modern
ss Esi N0"@"aSn owner says CLEAN - - " IS 0HsAp "" VIVA. "" '0
$3.50 -s ssm@ Ras ss ss nssrZ v R" 'h saus aHa a sSS Water I F' SF h s9SF S. Rsya %o SsG: Prick 4%s
the tenant
$3.50 s sP,5 s9s%an "a A HTt ns sd p aE 'f SsGe A9s7 e RSSss e fHs1sq Ra% m g d IL e e4
one ,bOck from car Owner leaving the city, wan offer Immediate pos
modern Or12+fG lot oak finish downstairs most excellent place ahd choice
gIH a. with paving all paid Very easy terms Rooms large an a ne
RSN-Ney Groom handsome bungalow! Sd and. Parker SITS. cEdghtOnS Second d.
msSsnt Walks Very easy terms stops" ~ "" :" "' " ~
stNO-N; " sSEps GeGrs1sa n PSpPstsn Ave in I asGs.o% Place S 5HG g. both
for &ree hats very ohonS M %GSRspn mousse" '"""S '" per MONTH VIII. room
"S"-S %s, P18s S S. GGR SSs oaS I, HAIL .9 !s % saG Gs; t sr ss ssG SS1s1 s Ssszo @o% sa
ORssR bt rsasOnsb Omer' considered ~'' :" so" N @ ~D
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&RO-and it's cheap NJ choice
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nnsh. owner going way only reason for selling Price cheap
room house with arm. Inc corner and cheap
'EWN-on Harvey ST. between 80 M oath, nearly new srSom thoroughly modern
lot # front Owner leaving the cy ant anxious to close tut Would CON
sVOO-!n g9sF Field GMS district S%. on n 18Th R, near W 90OEws00 Ays a excellent Mx s@T T%E hnSwT.
.RoRS dFv% lot SS@S Exc" Exceptionally h1 ShoSs bargain "'"'"S '"A garage
a""-4 NTH Ra ReS III sso IN as HSt s sf S Sah9 ssr SSat house sn ' ssr dSRi Sa @usa a l%s
qPLodat &C.. 6sSSTanh h %% n TaAA fine %b hSTfT SSSs. floors oG %%seiS%gdOn snmS:;
IN he H Vest m part Of A Gah s@' Place a@ near S " the Flea aae Su Gn' nd n Ss o o SProS:
$ $i%s 1 TO sT SSs q ST.; SEQ Si SR Ss5s e ~ sSs s' { RI p :s s $$5g q e. n$Ss E S:ss
gate this BY ali means
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REED ABSTRACT CO., Est. 1856; prompt
service; get our prices. lu0 Farnam st
EGANGESTAD. 44 Bee Bldg. Tel. d. 1867.
PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. Y. Life.
BENJAMIN r. e. CO.. an Brandeis Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUsT co.
CHAS. +. WILLIAMSON. President.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1914 HARVEY STREET
Some of Our Best Bargains
in Houses and Lots
SEND FOR OUR LARGE JUNE LIST OF IMPROVED
PROPERTIES
2743 Crown Point Ave-, 8

. 10 NIUWH UIHV AANO'J PIyVVV
Near Miller park, two blocks from the
SOth st, car line. A good 5-room house and
full lot.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Boulevard P ark

Fin location, just 3 blks. north Of Kountze
Place. BOULEVARD PARK lays higher
than anything east of 24th st. and north
of Cunning st. Has all modern improve
and gas. Fine neighborhood. With ell Of
these improvements and first-class car
service. you can not make a better real es-
tate buy in Omaha or anywhere. Only 10
minutes car ride from 18th and Farnam
SITS. II you are in the market for a lot,
look at BOULEVARD PARK. You will
find 1t much better than anything ever Of
fered at the price we ask. Some fine lots
left at 1900. S625 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
MILTON ROGERS PLAC

North of Leavenworth, between 18th and 10Th.
The cheapest inside property and the most desirable for flats IT
of anything in the city. Three minutes walk to business center. Sew
sold and some good buildings now going up.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
$500 DOWN AND $500 A MONTH
BUNGALOW CITY

{. W. corner of Curtis Ave. and st St, block from Florence c.
x12 it. Price, $3.50 per lot without interest
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Harrison & Morton,
0l2-3 n. Y. Life. Both Phones

BUY FROM OWNER
New 5-rOom cottage large lot with
chicken house, city water, near two car
lines. Sevtck. nth and Dominion. Tel.
teed snA
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Large house, as good as new; close IN.
Address n AZ. care Bea
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
111Board of Trade Bldg.
10th and Farnam SITS.
C~REIGHTON'S FIRST ADDITION
MARIETTA PLACE

On sd Ave. between Center and Francis covered with fine old
Prices are very low for the class of property. See us for plat and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
INVESTMENT

.u75O Corner Park Ave and Harvey St., two modern detached st. Louis flats four
apartments renting $500 per year. Ideal location we'll buta and desirable In
avery va. Would sell corner for $500 and inside $500.
renting for 1926 per year. Remarkable showing but wne wants to close out
this month and makes this attractive price
H j. B. KITCHEN RESIDENCE, ON BID VEN
grounds &71& IT, costing the owner nearly 100000 can be bought at thu greatest
bargain of an residence Of its kind ever Offered I'm the city, This is an deal home
exceptionally well built me beautifully arranged Anyone contemplating building or
desiring q Inc house should investigate this property.
Pamphlet with floor plans interior an d exterior views furnished on application
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Beautiful Bungalow

Beautiful Bungalow
Fine bungaiow in Dundee. Finished in
South front. A very fine home. A.75o.
WEST FARNAM HOME
A new broom modern house, close to
Joslyn residence. -Four rooms and hall
downstairs; I bed chambers and bath on
second floor. Oak finish. Ono block to
car. Price 5000.
HansCom Park
A new T-room house on S2d street car
line. Fine location. House strictly modern.
Oak finish downstairs. Paving paid. Price
5000.
AN IDEAL HOME
In Bemis Park. A fine 7-room modern
house with 2 large lots. Beautiful yard.
Hot water heat. On Boulevard. 1t is cheap
at $500.
Good Value
A practically new 7-room house In north
part Of city. East front. Lot 5ox120. Fine
neighborhood. Two blocks to car. 1t is
worth the money. Price $500.
New Home
A new Groom modern house in north
| part OF CITY. never Dccn occupied. Easy
terms. You will like it. Price So. 400.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
A fine 7-room house, close to Henry
Yates residence. Finished in oak and
birch. Beamed ceiling in dining room. Paw
ing paid. Price $4,700.
Hanscom Park
A new 7-room house. Large lot. East
front. Two blocks to car. Oak finish down
stairs. Terms. Price $3.50.
! FINE GROOM HOUSE
Just north of Kountze Place. House is
strictly modern. In good location and con-
venient to car line. Name your terms.
Price 50, $50.
SINNER & CHASE COMPANY
City, Suburban, Farm Property.
Fire, Tornado, Plate Glass Insurance.
Surety Bonds.
Factory Sites and Business Opportunities
At Ralston.
1909 Farnam st. Doug. 1857; A-Se2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
Ogden Briefs.

Francis l. Woods was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
John Gibbons
Leslie Fuller and Alice Burnett. both of
Ogden, secured license to marry at the
office of the county clerk Yesterday.
Senator Rudolph Kuchler is in ogden
on business. He is planning to leave in
a few days with his wife for an extended
visit among relatives in Arizona He ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
vetoes of the governor.
Belle Bond filed suit for divorce yes
terday from 10 Gales Bond. The couple
were married in Chicago Feb. 9. 1898. and
the complaint of the wife sets forth that
her husband deserted her Nov. %. 1906
There are no children.
An explosion of chemicals used in clean
ing in the shop of the j. r. Lemme Taii0, =
ing company at 1S3 Twenty-fifth street,
yesterday resulted n damage to the bull /
ing amounting to $500. ami to the severe
burning of Charles Anderson, one of the
employees.
s G. Griffin gave a luncheon at the
Reed hotel yesterday at noon in honor of
Bruno Hobbs. who is In Ogden in the in
terests of the Y. NJ. G. A. Among those
present a the meeting were oscar L. Cox
of Salt Lake City. Professor F. NJ briggs.
President G F. Middleton. Professor w.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY
INCORPORATES IN THIS CITY
Interstate May Compete With Postal
and Western Union in the
Western States.

A new telegraph company, the Inter
state, has filed articles of incorporation
in Salt Lake, and if the intentions of the
nOHeyed men behind the company are
followed out. a rival of the Postal and
Western Union companies in Utah, Idaho.
Wyoming, oregon and California will be
in operation within a few months
The officers Of the company named in
the articles of Incorporation are Will
liam NJ. Day, president; John ]. DWyer,
secretary; H. H. Rose. treasurer and
manager; II. ]. Robinson and II. H Ru-
pert. II. II. Robinson is the attorney for
the company, and while declining to give
out positive information at this time ad-
mits that eastern capitalists are behind
the organization, and it is also under
stood that the other local men in the ex-
ecutive offices are very small stock
holders. appearing on the stock books
only for the purposes of Incorporation In
an interview last evening, Mr.. Robinson
said:
LAS attorney for the company I am not
in a position to give out anything con-
corning the matter now, except to state
that the company's wires and poles must
be UP within a specified time, according
to the articles Of Incorporation. This
alone should show that we mean bus
mess The new company has nothing
whatever to do with the systems OF the
rival companies, and is for the purpose
of carrying on regular telegraph bust
ness, personal and business messages
press DISPATCHES etc"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
LOCAL MILITIA COMP HIES
STAND INSPECTION TESTS
Major Arrasmith Finds Salt Lake
Organization Is Well Drilled
and in Good Shane.

Both c company, First infantry, and
the signal corps of the national guard OF
Utah turned out to the government in
spection last night with every one of
their men present Thirty-six men an
swered rollcall for company and twen-
ty-six men were present at the signal
corps rollCalL. The latter organza-
ton came nearer to having the required
number of men than any other company
in the guard, being only four men short
Of the maximum strength.
The appearance and drill Of c company
were first class. as was the equipment of
the men. Their quarters were in good
condition. and this company will be
among the tOp-liners of the regiment.
The general appearance and showing
made by the signal corps were excellent.
Their work in signal drill was executed
without a hitch and the men passed the
inspection in fine style Major ARA
smith paid Captain +. L. Bourne a high
compliment on his command
The two organizations inspected last
night made an excellent showing said
Adjutant General Wedgwood. The drill
and manual of arms executed by c COM
pany were first class The appearance Of
the men of the signal corps. their arms
and equipment were all that could be
asked for and I am most pleased with
the organization
Out of the organizations inspected so
far this year by Major Arrasmith there
has been but II. Al per cent absent This
beats the record of last year by 10 per
cent. The only remaining organization
to be inspected is 3 company, at Ogden,
which will be inspected tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
MURRAY GIVES FRANCHISE
Utah Light & Railway Company Gets
What 1t Asks For-No Double
Tracks Allowed.

The Utah Light & Railway company
has been granted a franchise by the Muir
ray city council to operate its cars be-
tween that city and Salt Lake and other
intermediate points. The final decision
in regard to this much-delayed franchise
was reached at a special meeting of the
Murray aldermen yesterday at their ex-
ecutive chambers in the city hall The
Utah Light & Railway company was rep
resented at the meeting by Messrs. Will
liams and Smith. All the Murray coun-
ell was present. including Mayor Brown
and City Attorney Moffat.
Mr.. Williams, for the electric people,
is of the opinion that taking the franchise
as a whole it will be acceptable, and while
there are a few amendments that will
cause some discussion as TO their merits.
the franchise is wholly acceptable. No
double track will be constructed, on ac-
count of the county commissioners man
ifesting their disapproval. giving their
reason that a double track running down
State street would greatly mar 1t as a
public thoroughfare. A single track will
be constructed with a fifteen-minute car
service, making the round trip one hour
Murray will receive a scent fare in ten
years from July, 1903.
As soon as the franchise is accepted by
the Utah Light the work of laying the
track will be pushed rapidly forward, and
it is expected that the entire line will be
relaid within the next four months at
least.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
PREPARE FOR THE TESTS
Students of Association Institute of
Y. NJ. c. A. Get Ready for
Spring Examination,

The association institute of the Y NJ.
c. A. is all a-bustle these days preparing
for the spring examinations and opening
Of the spring term, both of which begin
next week. The demand for examina-
tions is greatly in excess Of the increase
of enrolment over last year. 1SS interna-
tional tests having been ordered. Chief
Interest is naturally tenteTed in the ex-
aminations to be taken by boy members
of the association, as the students under
IS are the ones who win win OF lose the.
McBurney cup for Salt Lake City Last
year the institute boys passed successful
" forty-two International examinations
out of seventy-five attempted. This year
115 examinations have been signed for by
boys. which should give the local asso-
citation at least sixty points for the inter
national trophy. The outcome of this
contest cannot be determined until the
examinations have been marked BY the
international examiners in New York
City. which will mean about June Is
Should the Salt Lake City Y NJ c. A.
be so fortunate as to win the McRurnev
cup a second time il would be a record
never before established as the cup has
never remained in any state or province
of North America longer than six
months.
All international examinations are TAX
en- on the same day, in various cities of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
BADGER TAKES
SPRY TO TASK
Seeks to Refute Governors
Reasons for Vetoing the
Liquor Bill.

In q twO-cOlumn communication. Sem
fator Carl A. Badger. the reputed author
Of the liquor bill vetoed by the governor,
takes issue with the governor for vetoing
the measure. He declares that the
grounds given by the governor for vetoing
the measure are ill-founded.
The governor has gone out of his way
to veto senate bill 49," says Badger. and
then attempts to justify this statement by
his long communication.
The principal grounds given By the gov
ernOr for vetoing the bill were that the
provisions of the bill were uncOnstitUtiOn-
al The governor calls attention to the
classification of cities. saying that new
classification is created that is antazon-
istic to constitutional provisions and that
the city local option feature is so inter
mingled with the regulation features that
the entire bill is unconstitutional and in
operative.
With reference to the classification of
cities Senator Badger cites q long list of
authorities which would tend to justify
his contention that the classification was
a proper one. Senator Badger also con-
tends that even though the local option
features of the bill were unconstitutional
the restrictive measures are operative
and that the contention of the governor
that the provisions are so interviewer as
to make the measure imperative is IN
reasonable.
Another statement made by the govern
or is that there IS no necessity for liquor
legislation, since the present laws. If en-
forced, are amply sufficient 10 curb the
evil. In reply to this statement, Senator
munication sent to the legislature by
Governor Spry two weeks ago in which
the passage of a local option and restric-
tive measure is urged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
CLAYTON INVESTMENT co.
BUYS 4 DESIRABLE TRACT

An interesting realty deal was consum-
mated yesterday when the Clayton In
vestment company purchased from Luelia
Cobb Young Brigham of Dupage, H..
and Fannie Van Colt Young Clayton of
this city a tract of land at the corner of
West First South street and Richards
street. The actual amount involved was
S64.500, SI4,5O0 of that amount being a
mortgage in favor of the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance company of Philadelphia.
The ownership of this tract of land
now gives the Clayton Investment COM
Dany a frontage of 165 feet on West
First South street, and 100 feet on Rich
ards street. 1t is considered one of the
most desirable corners in that section of
the city The purchase was made
through the fact that 2 lot Immediately
west Of the lot containing the Whiting
ham block was the property of the Clay
ton company.
It was decided among the members of
the firm that no improvements are to be
made at the present time, though it is
understood that later they may decide
to erect a pretentious building OF so i'm
prove the present structure as to make it
thoroughly modern.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
Childish Faith In
City Administration

The city council seldom has the conf
dence repOsed in it that the writer of the
following letter evinces- He says.
To the Honorable Mayor and CITY Coun-
Gil, Salt Lake City, Utah
Gentlemen-YOur hearts are in the right
place and you are disposed to do the right
thing when you know what is wanted.
Therefore, 1 call your attention to the
north side of Third avenue and Canyon
road The city owns a small piece of
ground there which has never been paved
and in stormy weather il is impossible.
Now II the city is so hard uD that they
cannot pave this sidewalk and take a lien
on the property, there is no excuse for
itse failure to make al least a three-fOot
gravel sidewalk and crossing. If you had
to wade through this mud as three or four
hundred school children and the taxpay-
ers of this district have to do, you would
not hesitate for one day in taking action
on this suggestion.
Trusting you will find time TO attend 70
this small matter Immediately, I am, Very
respectfully yours,
ORSON T. ROGERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
THE BUNGLE" BEST YET
Press Club Show Rehearsals Indicate
Fine Performance-Many
Inquiries Made.

Those who have seen the rehearsals of
the Press club show. The Bungle,'
which will be given at the Salt Lake the
atre next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, are united in the opinion that the
"Bungle' is the best thing of the kind
the Press club has ever atteGhpted.
While the club and its members have
made a reputation for good work along
the lines Of bUrlesque. it is felt that some
thing on a rather more serious order will
perhaps be better appreciated by the
theatregoing public The boys are find
ing their experience in the burlesque line
standing them in good stead in the new
show, and under the efficient stage direc-
ton of II. L. A. Culumer the cast is rap
idly working into first-class shape. Cos
tunes and stage settings are being Sc
leCted with the greatest care, and the
result promises to be highly gratifying
The cast will be announced in a few
DAYS
While the tickets for the performance
have not yet been placed on sale, the in
quiries, even at this early date. Indicate
that the usual bumper houses will be ac-
corded the players in their new show.