THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER HO. 1P07.
13
i
REAL ESTATE
CITT FHOrKHIV FOR SALst
(Continued.
. KEYSTONE PARK
Ton have read about it.
It l the place where you cbii own a few
icm which. If you buy now. you can
Win to Improve and cultlvat, and abso
lotely avoid dependence In old age.
The demand for land around Omaha con
stantly and steadily Increases.
The supply remalna unchanged.
Tea know a community with aimllar In
terests thrives beat.
Living la cheap and you are near enough.
to enjoy all the advantage of the city.
An acre coats one-fifth leaa than. Urn
average SO-ft. lot In the city.
Wouldn't you enjoy a nice home in the
country, with lawns, flower gardens, orna
mental trees, etc, and be able to have
your OWN butter, milk, vegetables. eggs
and chickens?
Investigate Keystone Park before buying
elsewhere.
Very reasonable terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
New Torlc Ufa Bldg.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
Board of Trado Bldg.
(19) 214 29
House and Lot $1,100
At M27 BQAlth 10th 8t.. on grade; the M-ft,
lot alone wnrth the money half cash.
20 Acres $3,250
24 acres In north part of the city, only
blocks from electric line. Kaay terms.
PATTERSON,
1&3 FARNAM.
(19) 190 30
MONEY TO LOAN
$500 TO $2,000 -
At i per cent and commission on good
Omaba Improved real estate. No de
lay.
GARVIN BROS.,
lti Faroam Street.
(19)-M1S 1
$12,500
Earns 18 Per Cent.
H2.S00 cash or deposits Invested nubjeot to
a liZ.MM mortgage ai s per rem win imi
the 12 new. modern brick tints at north
west oorner of 22d and Nicholas: rental
la ia.Ow per annum, or 18 per cent on the
above amount: bent or meuern pinmoing,
steel ranges, gas stoves, kltclien cabinets.
etc.; ground Is itoxhsl
D. C. PATTERSON,
PATTERSON ULOCK.
... (l)-19l SO
EXCHANGE SNAP
A swell 10-rm. mod. house In the exclu
alve West Farnam district, corner lot 132x
13;', one block to car and surrounded by
anlendld buildings. Price, .flu. No In-
cumbrance. 0n.r wants t(. exchange for
land. Tell ua what you have.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
FHst Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. roug. 1781.
14.500
will buy elegant 9-room modern house at
414 N. list St.: east front: paved street:
permanent sidewalk: beautiful lawn; large
shade trees, easy terms n necessary.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York Life Building.
(19-98
FOR 6ALH A well built 10-room frame
house, beautifully nnistiea in hardwood
hurdwood floors, mantels, modern hath
room and conveniently- arranged. Will
sell at a very low price, to in removed
from present premises hv purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Ryosawaler, Bee HUIk.. Omaha.
09) M31T
22.10 N. lKth St., i moms, modern, except
heat: lot xl40, east front. $3,000.
8101 Miami, 7 rooms, modern except heat;
pood barn; on easy terms. 32.600.
These are nice rmusea near oar lines.
BEAKS,
511 N. T. Life. Red 377S.
(19) 321 1
8-Room House $800
(Special Bee. Nov. . 10T.)
In Hitchcock's First; needs repairs, but
Is said to be snap at the price. Party
compelled te sell.
Harrison & Morton,
912-913 N. T. Life. Tel. Doug. 811
09) -813 a
EEAL E8TATE TITLE TRUST Pf
CHAK. B. WILLIAMSON. Pre, v.
LIST your property with Chrlg Boyer, 2"d
ana turning bta. u
REAL ESTATE
K A.N til LA.Ul FOli KALIS
FARM
Nebraska.
NOTICE OF BALE OF LAND. NOTICH
is hereby given that aealed bids will be
received and tiled in the office of the
county clerk of Ureeley county, Nebraska,
up to noon of the Hth day of December,
1J7, for the purchase of the following
described land now owned by C.reeley
county, Nebraska, vis. Section a. la
township 13, laaa 10 and section 21, town
ahln la. range 4. ln-Oreley county. Ne-
braska. Bids may be made for the entire
tract or for any subdivision of the sains.
The board reserves the right to reieot
any or all bids or portions of bids, and
readvertlse the above land If tha bids sub
mitted are disproportionate to the true value
of the above described land. By order of
the Board of Count ly commissioners of
Greeley county. Nebraska. Witness my
head and the seal ef said county at Gree
ley, Nebraska, this 20tU day of November
A. D. s7.
JAMES B. BANT. County Clerk.
(JBM7Lec.ll
UR. INVESTORI hve a Boyd' county.
Nebraska farm that I must sell quick. If
rou hate some Idle money here la a
argaln for someone. Address Y S9, oar
of Bee. (20) M7
Teaas.
FINE section land. McMullen countv
Texas, 37 per acre If sold before January
i. im. mis is tne nnest in tne southwest
for me money Three railroads are com
Ing through this county. This Is 34 Irs
than any land In the county. Come with
us on the next excursion If you want
r-Dis nart:ain. AUdresa Lock Box at9,
Kansaa city, Ms. (-tip MIM lx
Wlaeoaels.
TO INVtSTftRi
No Investments In farm lands ef.
reeled by financial flurries. Put your money
a here It will constantly Increase In value:
always free from risk. We sell you
tny arnoum rrora wmi acres of north
rn Wisconsin s cnoirest lands.
O. H. INGRAM. Jr.
Rice Lake. wis.
, 3m-MSr Dec Mx
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loaaa.
Patera Trust Co.
efONST TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
sb iU
tOW EOT KATeBemtg. Paxtoa Block.
(3-7b
WANTED nty loans and warrants. Mr
Far cam 8uuU at Co.. 1330 Farnam Kl
IBO 7I
to A .N M eahoproved ally property. W. li
ajsuae, sue tun kllonai baak Bl.i,'
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.)
HAVE YOU
$500.00 OR $1,000.00 1
PLACE IT
ON A FARM
"We have the mortgages now on sale. Dur
ing tweaty-one years of business no In
vest or has tost a dollar; nor taken an
acre of lane.
We are now handling over SEVEN ANT)
one-half Million dollars of
other people's money.
We give our attention to the
Rental of Property,
r reps ration of Wills.
rvrrhas and snto of School and Muni
cipal Bonds; local stories gas, street rail
way, stock yards, etc.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
New York Life Bldg.,
OMAHA, NEB.
(2D-892
PRIVATR MONFY NO DELAT.
GARVIN BROS., 1K fc AHNAM.
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
0"Keefe R. . Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bin.
loOO TO fS.OTO TO I)AN Private money;
no delay a. J. H. Bnerwood. 937 N. T. I. ire.
-02
tiro to Jio.oco msde promptly. F. D. Wead,
wead Biflg., istn and nmam.
32 M
WANTED TO BUY
WAITED To buy second-hand furniture.
ceoM ana neaiing itovw, carpets, l.nu
leuuia, office luiniiur!. old clothes and
shoes, pianos, leathers, bed pillows,
quilts and all kinda of tools; or wili buy
the furniture of your house couiDleia.
The highest prices paid. Call ui right
man. ii. uoug. n.
(SB) M9S3 Dec31
SECOND-HAND furniture horght aad aold;
aieo niacnincs oi an kious renteo. 4 per
month. Tet. Doug. tShH. M&
WHEN writing to advertisers, remember
It takes but an extra stroke er two of
the peu to nreiiilun iho fact that you saw
the ad lo The Bta.
TO VAJtMKKU AND PRODUCii BHIP
PER8. Highest prloes for butter and eggs. Cash
or merctiandlee. Send trial shipment. The
Bennett Company, Omaha. 126) 327
WANTED To buy calves.
Tel. Doug. !39.
CASH paid for second-hand clothing, shoes,
4..U Va new c mi n-
wtu. vb A.v. ivkll AVI. nw o-e.
(b-06
WANTi:D To rent or 7-room furnished
Out or apartment: two In fHmllv; best of
. referents. Address o 637, Oma'ha Bee.
M1M SO
WANTDD Plngle room. - In walking dis
tance. State price. Address W 490. care
of Omaha Uec (36j 215 lr
WANTED SITUATIONS
8ITUATION WANTED Male stenographer,
well educated: 7 mos. exper.; Zl yrs.; ta
mo. Address L. li. 33, Ashton, la.
(37) MflOl US
TOUNO man, 30 years old, wishes place
In drug store; pharmacy graduate ; whole
sale experience and some retail; well ac
quainted with drugs. Address O M, Bee.
3;) Mgrt Ix
WANTED Position by gentleman taking
care of furnaces, steam or dry; best of
references. O. T. Davis, 719U No. lth St.
(27)-lK a0
SITTJATION wanted by druggist, registered
In Nebraska. References. Address II., 260
iuurman pi., ienver, 010.
C2T7) M208 (z
CLERICAL position, any kind, by young
man, ou; u years experience la general
all-around office work and bookkeeping;
good references. Address K S33, Bee,
(27)-M104 Dec. Jx
COMPETENT young man woujd like nosl-
uon, en tier clerical worg or salesmen,
salary no object, best of references. Ad
dress N 603. care Bee. (37) -10 2x
A RESPECTABLE- woman would like to
taae care oi a nouae for a widower. I
bave a girl 10 year old. Address A 1,
care ot (Ii 311 IX
SITUATION WANTED As clerk In re
tall grocery business; have had four
years' exueiience and can furnish aoo 1
raierence. Address Win, F. Seebohra, 4J
ivoenig bi urana mjana, Meo.
(2T)-M1W D. fx
TOTTNO Japanese desire to work at any-
inmg in city or town. Address M. H
27lh and M, So. Omaha. (27) M244 tx
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John N. Haskell and wife to Georpe
c. .rgweii, lot li. .uiocg i, cur
ton lli 11 ! 3
150
Anna 8. Ludlum to Andrew Pear
son, lot 4, block Z'i, West
Omaba
3,000
South Omaha Savings bank t
j-4uayeue it mi. lull, lot 7, Block
&i. Albright s Choice
harles Lraadarsky to Frank
Pecha, uiidt, of nVi of lot 8.
block 7, Improvement Associa
tion addition
37
00J)
Doll a S. Litx to Lizxie Uoasn-
kamp nH of lots 36 and 33, blouk
2. B. E. WUcox'a addition
1,000
M. H. Howes and wife te Noa Col-
ii hi, pari, or iois i ana , block
3. Itedlck's subdivision
10,000
J. F. Murpky and wife to Raauua
Laraen, lot 20, block 11, Brown
Park
ISO
Chauncey Jefters Bennett and wife
to flora m. Uoidstroio, sublot 4,
taxlot 3. 33-1&-11 '
1,000
Cyrua T. Darling and wife to An
drew jonnnon, lots 43 and 41,
block 1. Saunders Hlmeoaugri'a
addition
42
Oeorge D. Phillips and wife te Cat
Peterson and wife, eW of lot 4
fV.1, YJ1 't of lot 5. block t,
HUlelde addition Na 1
OiO
Same to Nels J. PetAieon. (vSlli
,ot l? 5l bl0" Hillside
addition No. I
. C. 8wlnlng4on and wife to Isaac
Bank, part of lot 17H, Millard
er t aldwell's addition
Martin W. Klrkendall and wife to
John Reld, part of lots 1 and 3.
block 7. Lincoln Place
E"e5.,- Parr lo Carrie Bryson,
undW of eVi of lot IT, Oak
Knoll
G5!A,a,v Kaessner and wife '"to
130
1,040
140
050
otal
.321.801
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE OXFORD A KANSAS
ciewruau wmpaor. umtnt, ft., Nov
a taei a tns etocatiolosrs: Notice Is
hsreby g.ven that a specW meeting of th
stockhoMera of the Oxford t Kajiaaa Rail
road coinpaay wi. be Drld at the uflic of
the company at Otuaha, Nebraska, at 4
o'clock p. m.. on January la, 1M. for the
parpoae of acSng upm the question of
eelllng the rallibad, property and franchise
of the coairany to the Chicago. Burlington
A Oulncy Railroad compaay. the raJlxa
and propei-ty aforesaid being so undor
mev ig inv ee-u company. ny Oru ox
tke eoard of directors.
W. p. Durkoe.
Secretary
NUdtiot
OFFICE OF THBJ KANBAS riTY
Omaha Railway Comiy, Omaha. Neb.
nnv. p, iwi - lue Diecanoiusrs: Nolle,
1 - hereby given that a special meeting oi
tna stacxnoiaaia er tne Kansas Cltv
Omaha Railway company i be held at
the eAee of th oomrany In Fairflld, N
braaka. at 8 o'clock a. m on January 11,
for the purpoe oi srtlug uiwa th
question of sailing tti riliJ. property
end fianrhiae of the eempany lo tn Ci.l
tage. BuTllngten A Quincy Railroad aoin-
tsny. th railroad ai.d property afwres-d
ng hur Later to aaltl roiopa. y.
Hy order of i,e buatU t dllevturr W. p.
Durkts, vrtar) MoUivt
LEGAL NOTICES
tcunluiucu.j
OFFICE OF THE RKPClfLJCAN VAL-
ley. Kansas at fcoiRnwestera Rsjlroad
Company. Omaha, Neb., Nov. , 19u7. To
the Bteokholders; Notice Is hereby given
that a special meeting of trie stockholders
of Hie Hepuoiic:i Vaiiey, Kansas South
western Kutircaa comr-any win on nem at
the office of the i-r.-pany in Omaha, Ne
braska, at 4 o clock p. in. on January 10,
litO). for the i irpose of a-tlon Un the
etiest'on of t litng the railroad, property
and tr-anchii-cs of this company to the Chi
cago, Uurlltm'ou A cjjlnry Railroad com
pany, tne railroad and property or.-ea.d
being now under lease to the sahi company.
By order of the board of director Vv. i,
Lurkee, Secreiaty. NIOdOCt
OFKlCIi OF THE OMAHA AND BuL'TH
weiu Hall road Company. Unix h. Neb.,
Nov. 9. m7. To the eilockholders: No'tc
Is hereby given that a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Omaha and South
western Railroad company will be held at
the office of the company at Omaha, Neb.,
at 4 o'cloek p. m., on January IX, i , for
the purpose of acting upon the question of
Selling the railroad, pioperty and fran
chisee of the company to the Chicago, Bur
llntion A yuincy Kallio-vJ company, the
lailread and property afdctald being now
under lease to said company. By order ef
the board of directors, W. P. Dl'KKKE,
eecretaar. NlOdeot
O FETCH OP THE REPUBLICAN VAL
ley 4V Wyoming Mxllroad company.
Cmaba. Neb., Nov. , I9n To the Htock
holders: Notice Is hereby given that a
(rectal meeting of the stockholders of the
Republican Valley & Wyomtra Ralh-oad
company will be held at the office of the
company In Oman, Nebraska, at 4 o'clock
p. io.. on January 14, laus, for the purpose
of acting upen the question of selling the
railroad, property and franchises of this
company to the CMosgo, Burlington A
Oulncy Railroad company. U.e railroad
and pnopertv aforesaid being now under
lease to said company. By order ef the
bosrd of directors. W. P. Durkee. Secre
tary. NIOdtft
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA AND NORTH
Platte Railroad Company. Omaha, Neb.,
Nov. 9. Iu7. To the Stockholders: Notice
is hereby given that a special meeting of
'he stockholders of the Ormilia and North
I'latte Railroad company will be held at
the ofDre of the company In Omaha. Neb.,
at 4 o'cleck p. m., on January 10. 0, for
the putpose of acting upon the question of
selling the railroad, property and Iranchlses
of this c- npny to the Chicago, Burlington
& CJuln.'j Hsllrnad company, the railroad
ind property aforeaaid being now under
lras. to the said ceirpany By order of
the hoard of directors, W. P. Durkee,
Secretary. NlOdbOt
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS. DE
paitni.nl of the Interior, OMce of In
dian Atiaira, Washington, D. C, Nov. 13,
1907. BtfaleU proposalii plainly marked on
the ouiside of the aealed envelopes ' Pro
posals for Meas Building, hinebago
Uchwol, Netiraaka," and addreased to the
Commissioner of Indian Auaira. Waahlng
ton, D. C, will be received a I the Indian
office until i o'clock p. in., of Jan. la. lSus,
for furnishing materials and labor to con
struct and complete kn employes mess
building at th Winnebago bchool.. Ne
braaka, In strict accordance with the plana.
pecillcallos and instructions to bidden
which may be examined at this office, the
ofllce "The Beo, Omaha. .Neb., U. g. In
dian warehouses, Omaha, Neb., Bt. Louis,
Ma., Chicago, 111.; Utilizers' and Arndttrs'
exchanges, Omaha. Neb.: at. Paul. Minn..
and Minneapolis, Minn.) Northwestern
Manufacturers association? St. Paul. Minn
and at the school. For further Information
Duly to Oscar M. Waddell. superintendent.
WumerxAtfo, iNeorasaa. c. t . lAUUABli.,
Acting Commiaaiencr.
NJt) 2S 30 D8 6 7 10
STRBBT PAVINO BILLINGS. MOM
tana, November 7, irx-7. Scaled pro
posals for the paving with shale brick
of certain streets of the city of Bil
lings. Montana, described m the resolution
creating Special Improvement Dlstriot No.
21, will be received by the ctty council up
to s o cioti p. m. or y enruary 4, Jiin. ai
dressed to U.o undprslgned and endorses
'Promiials for Psvlng. The worlt for
which proposals are invited consist of
approximately 1,306. square yards ef slmle
brick pavement, tro louudation for which
Is otherwise provided for. Each proposal
must be accoKipanied ny a oerttned oneck
for 31.000 en some refnonssme bank in tha
city of Bllllaiee. and made payable to said
city. The successful bidder must enter
Into an undertaking In the sum of j!.iW
with approved Kuretles. Plans and speelfi
catkxis are on hie 1h this erflice. The tight
is rescn-ed to reject any and all bills. J
D. MATHLSON, City Clerk.
NZ3-30-D7-J4
STREET MACADAMIZINO -SEALED
troLK)sals for tlie njacadainlxuiir and
drainage of and building of cement gutters
m eriam streets of the ci'-y of HiliJnjr-j,
Montana, deacrlbod In the resolution cre
ating Special Improvement Dlmrlci No.
will be received by the oity council un to
6 o clocg p. m.-of the fourth day of ei.ru
ary, IDot, addressed to the undersigned and
endorsed, 'Proposals for Macadamizliiii,
Tha work for which proposals ro lnvitad
consists or approximately W.tM square
yards of gravel macadam. 3,000 lineal feet
of sewer oomplete. 13 manholes oomDlete
lo catch basins, 17.400 lineal fet of gutter
complete, aaeh propoaal must be accom
panted by a oortlfled check for 3S.W on
seme responsible bank In the city of Bll
lings and made payable to said city. The
successful bidder must enter into an un
dertaklng In the sum of $-15,000, with an-
proved sureties, plans and specifications
sre on tile in this omee. Tne right la re
served to reject any and all bids. Bllltugg,
Mnntana, November 7, 19J7. J. U. MATHE
BON, City Clerk. N23 3u-D7-J4
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CLASS'S CBtTXSB 07 fZI "ARABIC
. 14.00 too, ana urn.
10 THE 0RIENI
retnury 4 te April xt, ltd.
Imit; itr. sorting only J4i lai s. lnrlu4U
bor ncunlODl SrSl lAL FgATt' RPii I lUdelr,
can. Bevllle. aiaisrs. Hru, it uajrt Id Uipi d
th Heir Lau4 l outlpl. 4ik.il. gapi, LM
Blvtera, W. TOl'HS KOl'NU 1IIH WORL4).
40 roi ItS TO F.l UOl'K
Sk4 osipehealv u4 sttrective vr effer.
r. u, uuxx. tusm nw luiv
THAXKSGIVINO I SI OTHliB LANDS
Axekasaadar Held SpeaUa at Banernet
ef Asuerlcan Saclely la l.oudoa
LONDON. Nov- a.-Whllelaw Reld. the
American ambassadar, 'spoke optimistically
Of the financial outlook, and Field Marshal
bar Qeerge Ctuart White eulogised Presl
dent Roosevelt In the warmest terms at
th Thankti4ving djaner of the American
society last night. That tke financial depi e
atoa wag fait among th Americans tn Kntp-
land waa skowo by the attendance at t
banquet, wlijch waa she smallest In several
years. Three hundred guests participate
compared with 40 at last year banquet
The president of the society, Colonel Mil
lard liuneicker, was absent, and R. Newton
Crane, a former preaident, presided in li
stead. Ambassador Raid sal at bis right
at the table of honor, and Mrs. Reld sat
at his left. Other at tins table lld
the speakers Included the Marquis and
MarchlOD ef Twesdale, Sir Ernebt Cas
Robert J. Wynne, the Aniik-aa consul
general at London, and Mrs. Wynne; J. J,
VanAlen, C plain Sydoey Clouiau, Isaac
eellgroan, Richard A. Westcott, deputy
American consul general; Sir Joseph and
Lady Lawrene attd Mr. and Mrs. II. Cor
am BetJptdge.
VIENNA. Nov. 28. The Anairicaa color"
celebrated Thanksgiving day with a ban
quet, which waa followed by a dative.
Among th notabk guaats were Prof. Pel
Itaer and Oberstelnar of Vienna uaiversity,
bottl of vnutu, lu able spnecbes, referred to
the sclent! o progress In America. Th -oUjer
.gucis tncluUod Nelson O'Shaughn
essy, third secreiary of the American em
bavssy. S-Tid temr Oongraraan O Dono'-ll
at Mloiiigan. Both the emperor and Presi
dent Roosevelt were toaet4
BERLIN. Nov. a. Three hundred Amar
tcaaa celebrated Thankasrivlng by dining
together toetglit at the Zoological Hardens.
In the abeeooe of the American a.nbaae-
ador, Charlomagu Tewr, Consul Gen, rl
Thackeray prvaidsd. Prwldant Uadley of
Yale attd Prof, bkhofleld at Harvard mad
I itirM-hHL A t lr-irr k ni , , f v - r m mrm -
V) President Rooeevelk
When you bVe anything 10 sell' aJver
Use It la The want -1 culumoa.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
rsrlmi F
f Life
la st Rapidly (reerlag
State.
.
The Indlan'e Vote An Indian at Walt
htll tried to vot twice ard when the Judg w
of electln put on the lid he became wroth
and introduced new war dines. pat fire
and brimstone and finally aat down In the
drirway and made life miserable for all
who appronched the polling quarters. II?
claimed to be fi 11 of rock and rye and
wanted to he "rocked In the cm-l of the
deep." Ho was loaded on a freight train
Instead, and "rocked In a stock car with
the sherp.' Dalnvlew News.
Mlsed Something We hear of a gentle
man v,hr after making his toilet In the
ashroom of the "Q" shops, recently, left
sudderlv and, after arriving at a point well
out on the road, Incidentally missed a fair
of breeches which ha had left In the wash
room, and which conta'nrfl 376 In cash.
Whether er pot the gentleman regained
possession of the lost property Is not
known. However, we figure It rather for
tunate that he should have been the sole
owner of two pair of trousers and 375 In l
money all at the earn time. Alliance
Times.
Nature Fake A large eagle, measuring
six feet from tip to tip of wings, was cap
tured on the Kohout farm west of town
last Sunday, alive and uninjured. Th
huge and rapacious bird was trying to
steal a pig for supper from the hogpen,
when he became entangled In the meshes
of the wire fence. It Is believed to be of
the Onlden variety and has a crest of fine
feathers on the head. The rare spectacle
of a grant American ragle alive with a
pigeon for a pet companion was to he
fcen In a large steel cage at Frank Voko-
Ilk's Tuesday morning Pallne County Dem
ocrat.
Love's ffrreet F"rn1n A weet, Mite-eyed
Httlo musician, who f.VIr under tlie nnm da
plurri'i of Mlaa Olfve Purlsorn, and a mem
ber of the Chane-Listi v Dramatics company,
happened In the Holstnn drug store one d.iy
laBt week and met her fate, so to speak.
Behind the counter stood a blooming jot:ng
clerk by the name of Eakll B Dahlburg.
Olive is W summers, according to the mar
risge rerd, and Erttll has only reached
the blushing ago of T2. But what of tl.at?
Olive wanted to buy a box of perfumed
fane powder and Eskll's mlslson waa to
make the deal. But it did not stop at tlili.
Cupid's dart had shied forth from the
ifver and two loving young hearts were
strung. Love's sweet refrain rang like the
muete from the phonograph at the Jollo
through their tender hearts. They s1ghd
for each other's company and In their sweet
cooing the cold, barren earth of approach
ing "Winter was transformed Into a heaven.
Eskil fondly embraced the sweet Olive aad,
like Romeo of old. Baked her hand in mar
riage. Tho sweet little angel of the foot
lights, blushing and trembling, replied yes,
but you must marry me this very day, or
the stuffs off. tike the wind, young Eskil
flew to the office of Judge Berry and se
cured a license, for which he paid In a
check on one of the city banks. At high
noon the knot wrs tied by the rector ef
the Episcopal church. But, alss, pn-m were
the rocks of cruel destiny In their way, and
their shell-like love bsrk on the sea of mat
rimony threatened with destruction. When
Eskil kissed Ills loving little tootsy-wootsy
goodbye for a moment and hastened to the
drug stors, he found that his ,1ob waa gone.
And In the meantime Oltve confronted ber
msnsger and Informed him that she In
tended to give up her engagement on tha
stage for love In a cottage, and straight
way hr Job was gone. Tww stranded lovers
In Box Butte county. What next? Back
to gild old Iowa, where ma lives, and in
yearn toome Eskil and Olive will have
the pleasure of telling a lot of little ones
of the love adventures of pa and mit In the
wilde of western Nebraska. Alliance
Herald.
TIVEJfTS OS THE Rl'XKIVO TRACKS
Deauclere Wlua Teath . Washington
Cap at Reuiaa
BENNINO, D. C. Nov. 29 Before an Im
mense Thunksglving crowd. Including many
society roiHS, i-ieauciere, ai to 1. wun
Bwalu up. easily won the tenth W a-stilng-tou
cup at two and a quarter miles. Iron
sides, the odds-en favorite, secured the
place, many lengths behind Beaucler.
I lie fourth Junior 1 t,e-pleciiase for 1-
y ear-olds resulted In a close thren-horse
finish. Economy won, hut the raoe .was
?lven to FarUy Cretker on a claim of
oul. Clll R. Turney, lit winning an easy
vlc'oiy In tl ? sixth race, a handicap, In
1:44, clipped two-fifths ft a second off
tne iracK record mr tniit 01-uanre. i.otiaon
Light.- at 13 to 1, In defeating the favorite,
Thlstledale. In a driv1t:g finish tn the
Opening event, furnwjd the surprise of
the day. Results:
First race, elx furVmgs, Oolumbl
rure louden IJht, (10. Melntvre. 13
to 1) won: Thletlednle, (IPS Mhon, 9 to I.
T te 1 and 1 to 81 second; Dlebnld (I'l.
N'otter 8 M-l, 3 to 1) tHrrt. Time: l:g.
The Cricket, James Crawr'ord. Marv Hall,
fxittt Friar and George C. Hall also ran.
Dmhral'a. who finished third, was dlsquall
fld for oulUig.
SeconJ race, fve furlongs. Columbia
oiii-se- Vellweather. (101. McDanlel, ' -n. i
to 6 and null woi; Annie Tddy, (fi ,T.
Hrtf. 8 to 1, 3 to 1 nd 7 to 5) second;
tieirhl" FV's. (t. FnirhrotV.er, 1 to 1,
8 to 1 and T to Si thl'd Tme: 141. Or
rST"atsMjn rebure;e, J,yVr. N'Imperte,
Okttou. Biskra, Merrln.ax, Winning Star,
Wen-yman also ran.
Tl i'4 rsee, the thl'd 1unor sleenlechsse,
t we miles and a half-Pandv Creeki r. (137
Henderson. II to 1 1 to 2 and 1 to 61 won:
MnpVey Puna!" (1. MeTeln. IS t 1. to
j sod 4 to 6 second: Llsse Flt. (1S7. R
Tayler. 7 to 1. 6 to 3 snd 7 to 1-, thtr-4
"Pme; 5:11. Canvss Fin MtVnol and f4ir
Wentee vU ran. Fconnwiv wrnt. but w
r)1ousl"d for fouling Ssnly Creeker. Fin
McCnol fell.
Fourth rsci steen1cStae, about two
m!l.'- Navajo, (151. Henderson 8 to 6, 3
te I und 011O won; Yama Christy. (151,
Kllher, 4 to 1. 4 to 5 and 4 to (I cnud:
Aliimansor. (149. 8ele. to 1. I to 3 aad
7 to 61 third. Time: 4:18 Fneneer Relf,
G ildfheur, Dulciaa. Dr. Hl!sorih also
ran.
Mfth raco, th tenth Wpshlngten ctii
two and a quarter miles beauclre, iH
O. Ba1n. 6 to 1. 7 to 6 and 1 to 21 veen:
Ironsides. (107. Notter. 9 lo 6. 3 to h and
out! second: Right novel (1i0. McDanleL
S to 10 and ojt) third. Time: 4.04. Red
Filux, lluiker. Recruit, Pete Daley also
ra 11.
Sixth race, handiten, mile and seventy
yards, Columbia etiurse Clell Turney, iS,
U. "wg'n. 8 te 1. 7 to 0 snd 7 to 10 eon;
Allud. tl . MrDaniel, 5 to 1. 8 to 8 -i.id
7 to 10) second; Live Wire. (107. Netter.
3 to 1. 7 to 5 and 3 to 61 third. Time:
1:4V Dixie liiinuirl, Tiash, Braggadocio
and member also ran.
Seventh race, handicap, mil and a six
teenth, old co jrko Fancv Eiid, (113,
tr 7 to 1 even and 1 to 2i wen; Tony
Doiiero, (112. MLl'anlel. 4 to 5. 3 to S and
1 to 41 econu; Campaigner. ti. J. Hogg,
Id to 1. a lo 1 and 2 to 1) third. Tliaa:
1:61. Iilly, Kllll Crsr.ki. D Arkle. L
tlreae and ecleij- Pud alo 111
NEW OKLLAN3, Nev. 2.-Llttle Lighter,
a colt wnlco tn sold hei for t last
spricg. n the rub Thsnkstiving i.nli
cp from an eieeiit ionally good field of
mud Urks. Reault:
I'trst race, five furlongs, si lllng- Rlu
Pan. tW. J. Sumter, 12 to 61 won: Florida
Oh-n. (4 Oeodklep. 15 to 1) second; Filter
Uroak, K. Hufnugie. 7 to 2) third. Tim
1 '.. Katherlne Murphy, McAfee. 1 '.-,
Ploom and Calvlne also ran.
&vend race, six furlorms Hughes. (107,
L failey. W to 1. won. htella Ijind. (111.
C. lr rnr. T to W) second; Alrlse. (!,
P lIeid-.-l, 8 to 1) third. Time: I:V
Deshknno. Astereld. Captain Jarrot, 'Icui
McAtue and Iii-d also ran.
iter a ie ran.
ifv. furlongs, sell ng-Mur-
Third ra
Ue. tlU. Nicol. 3 to i) won: Miss I-
lnr'. (1. telby. I to I, second; Rusrle,
(lie, V. Powers, 7 to 3. third. Time: 1 .0. V
Taitar Maid. F!nsaw, Ixhigton lady,
Iew of Dswn. Thurtier also ran.
Fourth race. n II and a sixteenth.
Thar ', giving hend cap-I iltl Lighter, (93
Delsev, I t 1 won: Plsetland. (104, A.
M.nci. r 3 to i second. Das! away. Oil,
J Hennssy, T to D third. Time: l:54k.
r.pteilu,g. Alma Ilufour, Tankee O'rl,
Fiui' Ag'l- lialntv H-ll and Llstt-rlne
a'o ran. 'Adled starters
VHfin laxu, fiv ai.4 O-a-halt lurlonaa
Batting Averages of the Western League
IVrsldent O Neil has lust luaued the betting are-rages for the Wesie-n lenp--o r.-d t hev 'uw 0'nah did s- n'D work
w.th the stick as well as on the Held Marry Welih Is the h.-avy hitler oi Hie Champion, with an nvtwuge ef xll; Auirey.
.SO, cornea next, aivd than
n nuirchea Mr.
wio cliilnia tale to the plethoric percent a
Cahrlng Id the
inonw oauers iacu:g ntm.
Hole is the list complete:
flayer and Clubs.' O.
Gvhring. Moines f)
Erl'iioiiilfon. IVs Moinn. 13
Hurler, I nebln C
Slattery, Sioux City !
Hart, Poux.CUy us
Wilron, Drs M-iines.' So
Hngi arver. Is .Moines. . 14.1
White, Ienver
Cruise, VtirMo l)
Welch. (Unurta si
. MrOllvray, Pueblo Hi
Cassldsv, Denver i;t
Drill. 1 ueblo ;
Kenion, Lincoln 13S
Nance, Sioux Cltv 7')
Weed. Sioux city 1JW
J(reeeler, Piouw Cli r jpi
Whi'eler, Drover W
Autre), On an a -. 151
Murphy, Iienver 11!
Usher Blnux City 2.1
Yeager, lies Moines K
Stiannon, Ihw Motnee....
leiurn, Denver-Pm-hlo ..K'
Campbell, Pioux City 131
Cook. Puenlo r,l
O'Hagen, Denver-Pueblo 37
111 wert. Pueblo 122
Ketchem, Lincoln 15-
Nobllt, Blnux City 117
Beklen, Omal.a 147
OsKiiler, Lincoln 15
Banet. Sioux Cltv :-i
MrLear. Pes Moines 74
Oraham, Omaha lt
Smith, Pueblo W
King. Otnaha 3
Holmes, Lincoln
Dolan. On.iha 1,-g
Auetln. Omaha 151
4x hinaur. Dcs Momos.,18?
Ryan. I'ucble 147
Roddick. Denver-Lincoln 95
Chirk, lies Moines 45
IVx. Lincoln 149
Fandns, Omaha, :f
Melchrlr, Puebki I3
Jurrntt, ftloux Cltv X
1'Tost, Lincoln ie
McKay, Lincoln at
l-'iancks, Omnha 1M
Kelley, Dts M.Hnos '.'(
Thomas. Ltncom 147
Iavldson, Lincoln 100
T l). R. 1'. II. T B. S IT. S B Ave
111 17 4K 70 2 3 .4i
33 16 1 1 .H'-l
W 47 V) 110 11 11
141 14 46 M 0 3 .S-.W
4. !4 181 172 7 lt .":: 1
S3 h2 i 7 6 .X'3
4ii 1 1V5 2 fi .111
4:t1 lSs 175 8 22 .;1 7
IS ? 7 2 0 .SU
5M TP lo ?27 Tit 40 ..til
IM H 174 'i7 1 3;
4. V1 sg 14:1 m s; rvt .n;
m 20 f.4 t.7 J 6
IiH 72 1.S4 fl It 42
2-vj .& TS 11 11 . ,
tv. H 173 2.'S 13 2T. ?'4
92 g 87 31 -1 4 .2":
SH4 7 10 21'1 in f4 .ae.
Ml i 13 W 14 42
471 74 ixm 172 14 18 .X
7d 6 ;. 2S 0 4) .2Mi
315 ,1 i IS ' 4 3 .m
S 11 37 3-i 2 1
4i 55 125 171 1 lit .?.)
Bf.1 .o U-R 1M 7 17 .377
Ltf. 4K S M T X .S77
in 19 ,S M 4 3 .26
44.1 57 1?l IS'.! 11 .f?3
5SS M IKS li IS Ji
7 162 '7 11 7 Ji
6T 34 154 ll'l a 24 ,'.7
5 143 177 34 BO .93
117 i 5 31 37 fi g .;.
2Si !B 7 7 IS ia .(,(
5 2 7! 135 Ifl Hi 40 .2'4
310 S(i U HI 4 7 . :?M
6 12 1 O I .S!
?'6 42 77 I'"1-'! 1 37 .'..l
MB I- 7 9 ,:,n
512 flg 1S1 ! 22 0.1 . 3T.t
42i 4t inw 1M 16 10
5!1 74 153 2f4 T4 30
318 38 33 l 17 14 .251
rs is K. l 1 1 .257
5. !- $i 1 M ill .25i
1M 35 -v 6 1 .iSt,
Ui 54 111 157 a J4 .iM
W 7 25 8 0 .2.V1
32. 3 8 12 4 3 .2;,n
1T1 31 4f 47 8 5 .-M'
m S7 131 1M 43 34 .24
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M 70 110 214 17 30 .2-13
641! 61 132 ln6 21 42 .24.1
Platoon, (112, Nneol, 11 to C) won: Onm
hriius, (110. ITeldel, to D second; Baity
Preston, (It. A. Martin, 4 to O third,
'lime: 1:11 . Avaunteer and Momentum
alxo ran.
Sixth race, mile Granada, (113. Mountain,
8 to 8) won; Sister Pollv. (101, polabv. 12
to 1 eernrid; ConvlTle, (104, V. Powers. 7
to lCi third. Time: 1:6. John Carroll
OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. !.-neults at
Eniei-vllle:
First race. five furlnrgs. selling St.
Pnle. (110, Ross, 12 to 1) won: Kerry, (V7,
Orond, 13 to 10) second; Herlves. (107.
Kelly. 18 to 31 third. Time: 1 :01f Hlr
Wesley. Karenplna. Billy Watklns, Vmn
Bky, l'alnade, Banliama, Insurgent, Laly
Adelald.. uno rsn.
Seoond race, one n'He, selling Willis
C.reen. (106. .VIorsntl, 2 to 61 won: G-n-net,
(105. Lynch. 50 to 1) second; St. Al
hnn. (111, Mentry. 15 to It third. Tlm:
1:404- L. C. Acklenlv. i"nton. Clamor,
Stei'a A. snd Sver Pe'.is a:o rnn.
Third race, one mile mid fifty yards.
selllnjT Daruma. (111. C. Fullivan. 8 to 1)
won; Spring Pap, 1M. Pnvls, 11 to 51
eweond; Northwest, (ltu. Miller. 7 t 6,
third. Time: 1:4244. Mike Jordan, Pon
totoc and Trava alo ran.
Fourth race, mile end one furlong.
Thanksgiving day hand'cp Rifleman, (1",
Pums. 14 to 51 won; Peter ft'erllng. (IK
Mnreland. 12 to S) seoond: Jol-nny Lvons,
(lol. Hayes, 20 to 1) third. Time: 1:51.
T.eealeo, Pan Alv'eo. Molescy, Red Leaf
Janeta and True Wing also ran.
Fifth race, Ave and one-half furlongs
purso Rapl.1 Water, (112. Miller. 4 1o 5)
won; Ommell, ('04. lynch. 11 to 81 second;
Klre Ball. (14. Purns. 4 to 1) third. Tim-:
1:05V Aunt Ptilly, Humlthlta and Flying
Wing also ran.
Hlxth raco. six fnrlnngs, purse Ocean
Shore, tl(. I,ynrh, t to 1) won; Ksrly Tide,
("1, A Walsh, 8 to 1) second: Gomn. (fa.
Miller. 4 to 1 third. Time: 1:1 JH. Bl'rdv.
Clmtdllght. Albion II., Bewail and Bt. Fran
cis also ran.
DIFTE ARE HKTrwSED
fllTBKI
Athletic Club Roys Take a Game from
Blodale.
MODALE, la, Nov. 29. (Speclal.)-Five
1 until -d eucuiing cnthuHlaEtio citizens of
.Modale and surrounding town witnessed
the L-ielx Athletics ond Modale s last,
heavy aggregation battle for suprem-vy at
tho ilotuile us s ball park yesterday. The
game was desperately fought, resulting In
a victory for the Dletz by a score of Ve
to 0. This makes the seventh straixlit
guine wen by the On. aha lads, and as yet
no team has been aloe to score apalnst
them, a record which they are all proud
of. By the grace of supurlor aod almost
nevf .--falling team work the Dletx had
complete mastery over Module. While the
Score shown on Its faca that Dletz won, it
dees not by a long vvuya tell the whole
story, for the Diolz bunch hud far the
best of the argument all tl.e way through
the game, and the pigskin whs not allowed
to remain in Diets s territory for mer
Uian two minutes at a time.
Thomas won the tone and chos-o to kick
to Mortalo. Thon.iis kicked off snd Heck
ley, who received the pigvkln, ' wus downed
In Ida tracks. Modale talne-l ten yarns on
three line plunges and was then forced
to unt. Modale recovered the ball, but
weg asuin forced to punt, rmitn got ine
ptgrkln and advances ten yan-.s. Then '
Quir'.ey went through the tackle for sixty
yarda, rral'lmr the first touchdown In shout
seven mlnutts of play. Thomaa kicked
gcsl. . .
Thomas kicked orr to ttatiper, -wno in
vunced the hsll several yards. Modale
then skillfully regotteied the forwsrd esse
for fifteen vards. Th -v wer tnn rem
for t:iws and booted the rlesktn. Tl
Diets by end rur-s snd line plut.ges wslked
no the field to the twentv-flve yard l'ne.
Then Thomas dropped back snd neatly
toed one over the poles for four more
points.
Thomas kicked off tn Mulligan, who was
stooped before he got eittrted. A f-w
evrhanges of mints snd time was called
for the flrit half. The hall wn 1n Mo
dale's terr1,orv .-ind In possession of tho
Score f'rst hnlf. 11' to 0.
Modale Ucked off to Gawdrich, whe sd
Tirrcul the hsll ten yarna A ser'-s of
tsekle rl.ivs rave the Diets ten yards
Then the bcl, s bv line smashes sg tin
rcsd the yards. Then the Module (-um
got strong Bid held the line snd Dletx
h.d to mint. Modale fumbled the ball
snd There as recovered It and mde a
sctcuir dash acrnas h field for
sevn.iv v.rds for a tou-' i.nwn. the lust
aS. eorinr the 'rn'iV. Thomos klet
rsl The rest ef the gse was nlsyed
verv eveeiv. retf-'- e'de having much tho
but.- nf the areit"ert.
rullowme was me nneuin
D11TX.
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Pmltll ...
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pt.u.T rkir
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c.ir nr4r
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R u ' T ir Clinr.
IP V i hf-ne
v a r o'M-.-
Tunis
iT,nti-- Blniile. Referee: Jackson, nt-'r
judge: Ha'l. HalM: SO 1 minute,
i ouchdowi.s: Quliiley (1). 'i htt.m (D- Ooa,
from f'eld: Thrmas.
II1..1KB filVUt AMKS A SIRPRISte
Outplnya State thamplon In First
Half, bet Canaot Held Oat.
DLS M01NE3. la.. Nlv. 29.-(Special
Tel. giHiiw l.vk surprls-M .i.e Am"
fo'-t t-aU te.1111. tne ata;e .-ha . plons, ny
holdlns U to a 13 to -.re. Tne Hnl
I .1? wa 4 to . in favor of i.irske.
Ames outweighed Dtake eiany poun.te
to tie man. but lb blue rial wl.H
eleven fought liae demons ail through
the game. lrak euored two goal fr itu
th f.ild ma4e by iiaggard. l-anioert tna I-
e plre M k for Aoie and 4. apt bin
n-Klhinnev made a t ' J hdo-.Tii on ill
r, end play of the second half, running
stventy-nv yards.
Peoria's Mayor Take a Hand la Game
PF.OHIA, 111..' Nov. 2. -Mayor Thoiua
O'Connor t.vk a hand In the football pan
here yesterdav and as a result yurterba k
Oreen of the pekln White Sox. son of J-a.ij-
Oreen of th circuit coait. was replaced bv
another plaver. Hefere- Itotirland tried to
expla'n U th niayer tnit tue uen wa rre
i ind' tl Play waa legit-mat-, but ti e ma-.
n'2 " " v,lnilA 'j Gre,. ret rod. Left
e.llct stood and Green retrod. Left
in Caiiy of tn Seclal Atltlet'e ciub team,
f-illowlng the ball over the sid lire was
shoved through the wire fence by Oreen
and It cm near precipitating a g'-UiT.:1
riot, hence tne mayor action.
Vlaitiag Pool Expert Beaten.
O. T. Kn n. th local por.l expert, beat
A. O. Hendrlckon. tie Buffalo, N. Y.,
, rsr lr tn k handicao game of nool Thurs-
d ty rl'ght in the Commercial laiol r-a'lore.
i-i -i tio u-las street. y a ore of Y' to '!.
Lae-K failed tu suois 4a three shots, but
IcloVn. The last nienitw-r of the Omit ha i
of
.1:. which is better tlian 1-3-3. the
lop iniiti'ef tho league, but of the regulars
flaver end Clubs. O.
.-Sulilvan. Lincoln "0
jH'itcr m-e 1,'nes IS!
Ctukhi ' IVs Moines . . 7
Mcl.Muk-hllti, IVs M nralll
McIVtmrgh. Ivnver '."")
Mr-mo. Denver H
I "oil 1 . ver 4S
MtHtilc, Iiwvrr 117
Granville. Plnux City....1i"
':. Adiims, I nver 2
Toitni'inan. rucblo 4
i Pi'hsnnon. Denver W
IHlerhorn. Denver 3
1 -brand, t in'.aha !!
1. hheehan. Sioux Cltv..V4
Hupp. S. C.. l'tie., D. M. rS
ZalUKkey, IVnver 57
Andres. ! Moines i.,7
Klnnelty. Ivnver HI
Zlnrsii, tar.onln .'.
Kltiicerald. I ucblo Sll
J. Phechan. 8 'tix City . .1tt
MrNcvley, Otnaha 34
Confllng. Omsha llf
Wllllsnis. tloux City.... M
Hatch, I'uehlo 44
Olll-ert. Pueblo 10
Cor' an, fueblo Ml
Hare. Sioux City 1
Ppie. 3Moux t Ity 47
C. AdnmB, Denver .... 41
McCnllpph, Put-Mo 13
KhlpVe. Des Mnlnes 73
Ynnrli-rgTlft, Pue-lcn.... 37
r.tcau. Omaha 4H
Thomreun. Omaha 3
Hnrnies. Lincoln-Iie'do. 14
Dashwood. De Moines.. 1
Miller. Den Mdnes 719
Newlln, pinux Cy IT
Corbet t, Ploux City 87
Pporer. Dc Moines 41
Stlmmell. Lliuol- 31
L. Roh.Mnnon, Denver.... 15
Jones Lincoln i
MrOropir. Pueblo 21
F'een, Lincoln 1
Hull. 1 mmria S7
Cicottc. Lincoln S
JiH-keon, Pueblo :'1
Mo'-ran. Pueblo l
7a lu'rt, I,ln.i,tu w
Kocle. 1. n. -Sioux City.. 2
Olnistead, Ionver 37
hemp played the steadior garre. with no
i:auh'-.s npaiiisit his oppnnmii'e two. I
Hendrieksoii, however, leceivrd roimlder- !
sbie applause from 'he hirge crowd of 1
pecti"tora whe 1 he made a run 01 it.
lltndilrks-m lino, agreed to play 125 against
liMiup h I'm. 1 lie score was:
Keini 6, 18, 15, 5. 12, 1. tf. 0, , 0, 12, 0. 16,
1, HK1.
Hcndi ickson-2, t, 7, 6, 0, It., S, 0, S3. 11, 4,
0, ti, 3-Sil.
During the afternoon end prevlceia to the
fool game in the ovsnmg itenuricKsnn
ve an interesilng rxhihliion of fancy
tlu.ts. He issued a challenge to : ny pool
player in he state for a niatoh game fur
a purse of 3100.
BUFFS CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Mrex City by a Score of Seven
to Mx.
After a rattling u -oil Kime, which was
sltiuiK.il hv ni letiKt 1.6n1 persons, the;
Council PluffH HlRh school fc.,t liall team
Thursday aftermwn defeated the Sioux
City Hiah school tiggrt-gsiiuu oy the close
scoiw of 1 to 15.
lhe Council Bluffs iyg made their
coies In the first liaif. during the (list
fifteen minutes of which 1 y hid the.
,e-.1nr some Ore' aer ecufed 1
'"vf S r' z
o a saieij. , .
visitors
a touel
carne bv
In tlie second hslf Stonx City pulled
Itself tt.rretlii.r and worked the fort in!
psss to splendid advantage. ,'i-pite tiie
furt thst the. visitors w -re. ponalixidl
three times on fulling to .vork tlm for
ward bass, thev managed to work It u-.-
ce fully fmir t: ie and kept t'-e nsll
mubi of the tlttie in Ccuacil lilun terri
tory. The Sioux City m ore In this hslf
came from u touchopwn on a blocked
kick from which goal was kicked.
The game was portiewliat mHrred by the
wrangling over the decisions of the field
rifrV'luls, who from lack of knowlnoge
lad to retor to the book of rubs with
, 1 1 ruun 1,1 .
reeuii 01 1111 Kilie . vminn
lilnrfs now claims the state high school'
thamplonehlp. Ida Grove, -vhio.h t,layed
a t,e game with Sleux Cltv. had claimed :
It m ths ai-etinds that le w-aa .-Iteand rut '
of the came. ' "
CATL1W RKTl'R SS TO 'VARSITY
No Changes Eiperted In Coacbea of
Other School.
TOWA CITY, la., Nov. SP.-(Sporlal.)
Coach Catlln will continue as pr.ysieul ,li-ree-f
r at the Pluto University of lowit for
the seation n( 1. The a 11 no 11 net tm-in hits
created IP. tie surprise here, as It hae Iwn
known for some time that he had a two
years' contrsct with the nthletlc board. Hut
tislile from that the local author t los hir e
been well pleased with the way In which
he has handled the team this fall. O Lir'- 1
has been secured to act as trilner lor the
balance of the season, taking tare of the
bucket ball und track men. Candidates for
both teums will report I mnied'a lelv af:er
utiui lemon win r.-jnii 1 I in inea a kei v ai;er
the Christmas holidays and the be ball
men will report the ilrst of Kebruury. it
Is extorted here that the copch.-a of tlui I
other college f,.ot ball teams In the state;
will continue during the coming eea-m
about the same as they have this vt . .
Coach W'.'llMms of the Ctate AgTlcuItu; 1
college will undoubtedly hold his :oh ne.t
vear. ass'-'ied by Trainer Jack Watson
Coach Pell Is sunposed to have u lif Job in(l Cubs won this season, as they dirt be
at Trake tinlversltv. and C'-.ach Ilt-vant of enru k . ..11 t.iM r.mv 'I lie mutnm ma
Coe college will undoubtedly be continued 1
next year. a he Is a member of th collgo
fsrully. At Orinnell college conditions aro
more unsettled and It is not known whether
Coach Hamilton will tome back for another
season or not as he Is anxious to get into
the practice of his profession.
WITH Till! IIWWI.F.nS.
The Ortmsn. In their new shirts, s'tnply
overwhelmed the Mungalolies laat ulaht.
taking three stvnVht. (Irlflith v as high
man, with 'W single end total of 51'.'. M-i.
day nlght'i fan wMi be pnstpoed until
Krjay nitiiit and Tuesday night the
Eclipse and Beselln's Mixers will play.
liLNOALOH.
1st. 2d. rl. Tstal
R. Fdmunds 12.1 in iW .;vi
H. Reiiiliigton U0 3 iS 1 44
U Wynne 1-5 lli 113 8.4
Total S7H d 409 1,158
ORTMAN'8 STARS.
1st. 1L
Orlffith 10 i;i
Laird 144 ITU
Ortiuan 125 112
3d.
119
177
113
tr.y
Total
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TnrUej Won at Golf.
Golf playn.i at the On.oha Field club
to the number of thlrtv-four inouiged in
a Lanc'tcai, mat- h 1 jne of glf i-talnat
j bog- Thursday morn.: g for elgnt turkeys
' and me good scorea were made, t-on-
iidering the lMenesb of tlie season and
I he lack of practice of late on the part
f the players. Guy Thomas went tn the
dge of the seventeenth green !.i two
Iilves, und finished th match three down
o hngey. The distance to the seventeenth
reen COT yards and Thomas was within
hree yi-ds of the green In two strokes,
i. ven turkeys were won by tt - play;
ii;d Hie eighth went to 'he Keeper of
he greens. Those winning turkeys were:
Pratt, 3 down; Dunn. 3 down: O. D
Cht-mas, 3 down; iker. 4 donn; YC. M.
Martin. 4 down; Calm, I uown; J. B. Por--r,
5 down.
Omaha Boy Kaay for Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD. Neb.. Nov. 9-lSprral)
- 1 1. 1 lye, .an f'-mnii closetj h.r- lo.lay
ith a game between Hprinrleld high
school team and ti e ( 1 ton Athletic i-luti
f Omaha. Sprlngiifld winning y a score
"f 31 to 0. T en' v-miiiule ha'vs
plsved, the locals kicking to Omaha and
' 1 1 intf a toi:i 1 uoitii in t re m'nute in -r
ilay began. At no time during the gam
ver tlie Omahas riangerou. and thirty
-arils was th nearert the gial 1 ni they
ever got during the garp". Th. y out
weighed S1.1 itigrield consMerahlv hut lai-K.-d
head work The scores vteie maic bv Pike.
i;iw-ll, Cockerill nd Calhoun. Out of
vn games plaved this nion fpr'rg
fletd l a won four, tied one and loat two.
At'.mdunre ut today's game. K0.
Pvllee glop Kgk C ol Ball.
NKW YORK. Nov. ) Two foutball
game were played simultaneously on
I.eucnhn oval In Wlllamsbnrg yesterday
and both wer stopped bv l, police after
lx piayer had been bauiy hurt. Two
of the team belonged to soeU-ile con
nected n th the Roman Catholic, church ot
61. Ce 'lie and the ot'.rr two were mad un
of Williamsburg vounaf men. The cli irch
rxietv team iiiH-'Igeil In uch roue 1 play
that their partis'.', who were watching the
game tui-he.i on 1 field and took a land,
eaualug a riot. The nolle were forced to
nse the clubs fie.ly before the Iroullw
ouuld be auued. Scarcely was the battle
, i.um.-ii m . me hat Is t oionat mbii.
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o - er when another skirted en th adjoining)
fields and again the police dispersed tha
crowd with ihrlr c.lub. All of those in-
Jurcil will recover.
Van (Irinnn Mach Imprrrrerf.
riilLADEI-PHIA. Nov. --At the T'nt
vrrsity of l' nnsyh onia hoitpltal today II
whs jfted that the condition of Hay O,
"un Orman, riglit end of the Corneil fool
i-vll temn, who was Injured In a Pennsylvania-Cornell
game. Is very much Improved,
He is Buffering freni a enneuseton of th
brain The hnspltnl physicians ald that
Van Orman hud spent a very l ad nlghl
hut that he hnd continued to Improve and
that his condition whs now sallnf aotory.
Van Orman was rendr,l unconeclous in
a scrimmage ami was removed to the Vnl
verlty of Pennsylvania gymnasium, when
he retrained conse4ouns. Kb did not
however, respond to the usual treatment
and he was taken to the university hoepl
tal where It was feund ho was suffering
with u concussion ci Lhe brain.
Mitchell Alonial Defeated.
MITCIIttl.L. K. D.. Nov. IJ.-i Sn.-'lal )
Thanksalving afternoon a game of foot ball
was plsyed between tie 1 hamplon high
school team and a team rni'i up from the
''h "cnt,"1 lur""1- which was won by th
feToV - tJei:: vz: 'w.r.rt-:
ki unme on. hut the tinlversltv manage-
hie- Kerne on. but the university manage
ment is against foot hall as played on
Thanksgiving iluv and the eleven hod to
piny lis tlnul game two daye before.
Cntlahya Have Snap.
Tho Cudahy's defeated the Avendala
Parks In h well contested gnmo of foot
hall by a t-core of 35 to o. Kp-Mi'b kicking.
Gall's line .ttnashlng and At.'irrws work
at gtmrd were the feat . res. Touchdowns;
Sim. til (3), (Jail O. Karth. Kamrotsky.
rni-dre: McKltrick. Kfcfcree: Oeorge
liacuten. IteHd linesman: Stewart.
. k
Herman Defeata Colnmbaa.
nrvuiv XT., ,. oo vv.,.i.l l-Tkmli.
-- -i ' "7"..
giving d-y a to .1 ball game was plaed
between the Hermen -am and the (olum-
' " bout n t imsr.a, wnicn resuueo in
v'ctory for Herman by li to 0.
Herman's
loa.ii averages 170 In weight and they were
too much for the boys from South Omaha.
(ilenweod Defeats Sidney.
C.LE'WOOD, la., Nov. 29. (Special.)
Gltnwood and Bldnoy played a very good
gaiuo of foot boll here yesterday to a
crowd of Fpectutors. Score, Olenwood,
36; Sidney, 0.
Spnrtlnsr Cioselp.
Now It's a walkaway to April 1.1.
The Cornhueker must have thought tho
days of the cyclone had returned to at.
Louis.
Lebrand played first base for Omaha In
eighteen games with a fielding average of
1. 4 und was th leader of -the first basemen.
wer changes were made 1i lie hort-
. , .1, :
!' "f the leaguit I han in any o...- p. sl-
t'," - the regular shortstops, Dolan
P'syd rhort a few games for Omaha und
Wheeler ehort a few games for Denver.
P: ..., I.. nt Man Johnson ha not yet Is
sued fie call for the annual fall meeting of
the American league, but It will he held In
Chicago probably during the second week
ln I leeember.
r,ne was emuloyerl with all of It b'st
luit ts In 1 it i t. and
it Vent
over the opposl-
foil of life other clubs
wlthout faltering
oik".
Pitcher Owen and Catcher McFarland of
the White S x for Ptleher Rhoades nnd
Catcher Wakeueld of the Naps is tlie latest
iiade reporteti to be on the tapis. There la
n-ith'ng detinue atmut the report, however,
uny more than titer". is aoout another to the
(fleet that V'luldcr Jones will he back next
spring to tHke thurre of the forty men that
wii: comprise the White Box squad tn tho
;aing. ,
Out- Omaha player holds the pren ler posi
tion In iuh clasH, Mciauliug lo tl t:tble of
fielding uvetafc' l prepared by Nut ' is O'Nell
president of the A'estern league. Auatln
outr.M-i; s all the third basemen by a eon
ridi aole iuar;;in and besides wont after
neaiiv iwic as many chances ss any other
third baseman In the the league. Austin
had a total of 751 rhaticea and the man
pen to him was D. fineehsn with 400 und
thon comes Elwert and Wheeler with 397
each.
A Paale.
"They tell me that woman across the,
room is marrl-id."
"Ye."
"I wonder how she ever Induced a rnan
to propo-e to her?"
"I've been wondering about that myself
for several years."
"You linow her?"
"I'm her liuKband " Houston Post.
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