THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22. IPO?.
- REALr ESTATE -rn
i hmch i.t roR i.r
' .Mtnaooa-roallnoed.
fHKAP . tnn snd homes n th. south.
SMT4 ys'iics Sr.- s.Jv, ip,n through man-
.. UKftJIil ani iti !ilt;tfal development
. oT JV.. e.1 mjj.l I'll tafl
rHlt-.""(" , 5"'' """-'
. if;'? or-nlng for dnlrvmcn Trm-k r.n- I
a-i VrJl" 'T"".',.". m"rkr";
.-nd tmrii..rntin fncllti" . Towns and I
CMff Itirraa na: In population and wealth, i
1'Ut.licaUoos eilng detailed lnf.rn-nti
DIH'O Jfnul to M. V. Plcr-aros. Land and
ti-iufirlHl Arent.. Southern wn--.
. VWamfliigton. ). C. ) M.17 -x
REAL ESTATE1 FOR RENT
' Fas-tH ton Kasrrk Loads far Rnt.
"e r ' t.
lJ'i'ArtBF.S U "miles rt of tiodse road.
Oooit tnipTDriunt, about Vi acm ps
Tur, W acres corn land, TO seres must be
.put. In," oata and . seeded down this yesr.
,'iHfr will fqrnlth gr seed. Rental.
JT"5 t" y)j .35 atria at Hat and Idt;e
gwl 4 rnom tivti. nam. suitable for
email dairy fnrm. Rental K" per moniH.
. acres on West Iodae road, nes Ala
. mlta Lniry farm, large house, barn and
, oiH,3! -acres of .pasture. Rental H per
GEORGE . TTO., IS Fsrnsm Hi
. - -, . til !-. 22
: REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY- Lran on Improved city
slAte- Iorm for huUdlng purposes.
real
Nc
delay. vCssh on hand. .
; W. H. .THOMAS,
'. ' '. lug First National Bank Bldg.
. t- -
r . .-'V ? v -.
;. i 1 .--.
' .:. t22 Ml fix
llWta I1O.0W raada promptly. F. p. Wcad.
- WnJ-ilmlf... Uli mil iarmam. -
A.- .1 . ti2). M34
WANTED-rCtty
toaos. PeUra Trust Co.
- . :j sin
JUfNEY TO liOAN-Payna Investment Co.
. i i t .- ' . (J 1352
I.OA N8 Improvad Omaha property.
: O'Keaf i E. Ca.. 13 N. Y. Life Hhi.
miVATK MONET-NO DttLAV.
GARVLN BR03.. 1M FAR NAM.
' . .' u-. (1-ti4
.1 '
FRTVATE money to loan; no delays. J.
H, Sherwood, 616-617 Urande:s Bldg.
- , .... , , - c.-Ii-MH)
1XJWEST RATi-Bmts, paxton Block.
FRIVATE. money ta loan on Improved real
estate - N. -ri.. Dodnt k Co.. 1714 Far-nan-iiC-.-
1st
prtVate MONET-CABH (X IIANn
. . NO DELAT' J. H. HITMEN. Vt-i 1ST
' V A'. BANK BLIXi. TEU 1K11HJ 4H11.
(221 MStl
,
City loan and warra
Smith k Oo.. 1220 F
WAKTEO
nts. V.
mam 5t.
Faruam
(22)-X
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Td buy second-hand furniture,
.cook and twaring stoves. carpets, line-
' leumk, office furniture, old clothes anil
" shoes, piano.' reaihor. bed pllKiws. qu Iti
- and -all kinds of tools; or will buy th
lurnUura of your house complete. Tl-s
"htKbet -price. paeJ. Call the right man.
Tel loug. S7J.. - S) M774 Feb 4
eBCOND-liAND feed sscks. No amevm)
too larga or Alio small. Wagner. S1 N. 1.
. : ,-: .. t)-ii:
CAnH raid for second-hand clothing, noes,
etc ius N. -ISt h St. Tet Red SM.
. tz SO
WANTKIi To buy. second-hand furniture.
cwek and wealing stoves, carpels. Uno
- leu ma, of flee f urnlt ure. old cloihes knd
shoea, pianos, f.ttier. bed pillows.
Quilt, and all kinds of tools; or will buy
the furniture of your house V-ompl-te,
the highest prices raid. Call the right
rown. Tel. Doug. 71. 2.H-MMl Fi
1 1-
n'AVT t twiy stock of general Bierclian
dWw fre.T W!Hi;' twyt hfare - O. W.
Woodward, Bayard, la.
t t2nl-M!M Feh. 5x
' WANTED TO RENT -
WANTED lo -ent 6 or i-nnin furnished
house, must be modern and In good neigh
borhood; cau give good references. Tel.
Ilail.ey 3S8. uill MSi Six
WANTEli Hy bachelor, one or two un
furnished rooms, south side. Address 1
tdi care Bee. - till MM 24
WANTED SITUATIONS
DAT WOMEN furnished free if charge.
Telephone Dougias 1112. (Ji)-ii:
. .
WA WTED Position as engineer or firo-
man. 4 yekra' experience with refcreucea.
f. O. Hox 4KS, llaveloik. Neb. Beil 'phune
.No.' FVUW. t27)-MS8j iix
SITUATION WANTED Married man, 30.
i years bookkeeping. cashier, wants
-position as bookkeeper or genersl olflce
oik, raiUoad experience, etc. C 82s,
.care Bee. . UT ) Mtl7 tix
WANTED Work of sny kind by colored
. gentleman; can give good references. Art--.
; drt'V care Bee. . (27) M.3K4 2x
A STANDARD newspaper man. practical
.'" . IJrinler, good '.habits, owns . typewritei.
...'rin keep, books.' wants ernploymtnt at
,'. ntriinaj he Is -capable of doing. Will
not quarrel about salary. Address R. P.
, T. ltU Locnaj. St. t27 7j 22
rJfITlON wanted aa manager or clerk. 11
, .years experience la general and depart
-stores; reasonable was; best of refer
: .ences; a worker. Box &, Hubbard. Neb.
; t2Tl MMW25X
WANTED Tli ree. or four furnished rooms
for light .housekeeping by man and lft;
'.good ntighborhood. state price; reler
. -incest. Address J-KM, .care Bee.
. (ZT M7 22x
SrOl'Na man wants work of anv kind; best
refecenceiV Address M UT care of Hee
"- ' ... CT)-Mliw
YOmO'mtB desires plsce to work for
board jrhlle .going to school. Bovles col-
. jegt;. T aieiJuiie upugias ISM. 27) S
. REAL' ESTATE TRANSFERS.
, Oak, C. Rrdtck to Franlt Benbow. lot
. i ikck. 2. Clark Ridiik aoauiou J C'.i
Janus 8 Cameron and wife to K. E.
babbitt.. Jut ,1s. block 10. Bi Ikks
place ....4 .'...- 5.w
e Charles. T. Joiw-.s.m and w ife to James
F. Kaall, lot 1. block 1, Buriiliam
' P'ce 1
iaatlngs & Hoyden to Maud E. Fln
iey. lot 2. Hastings A llryden s
Third addiuon- . i;i
, Ved:JJ.- Wea tint -!Te to Willow
-t Spring' brewing Co., eS. n. irlug
' Place . reserve .......r f...
H. ,' Hay ward and wue tu mini-, lot
- . -block Orandview ;
Frank A. J-Siray, county trcusuier.
to H. V. Hayward. aaiue
- Xura. F tiUwt and liusUaiiJ, t J.
' dure ,F. Csaiierun, lots 4 and i, blixrk
1. De .Bolt place 6iV
"Willws 1U Russell and wire to Sallle
- M. HurUMi. lota 11 aud 12. block JV
Halcjroii. HnJgiils-. 1.... l.OTJ '
. 4 l. vieyi aixl w ir- to t narles w.
. BrtiM). iMJ-t UA . block . Park irr.
Kallkrne K. Voodirth and bus-tMLndta-W.
T..llet and wife, lot 11.
- iiluvk.i. Creiglrton Heigbta .
' J. l V(lto te Frank Zielinski. Um
a, klo k i Burluigloa tVutej- . . ,
L,M J. Jillnem III aainr, lm Jt.
biuilc 1.-Lurlir.gtog CVt'ter ..."
If A .S'.,UU.. L- ft VA,w...K.
25
1W
Ti
ti
... - - - ' . .V ' rt. .. in -.I'll.-.
- nlj. lots U and il. block 2. Orchard
Hill 1.0
ed E. Munn et aL la Mary M.
Muiui, lot k. block i, Sate Cliv park 1
Secuiltj Ipveatmcni Co- lo Jeff W.
. Hedfjd Co.- undivided 4-loo Tut ,
. -j Mm k ,.4C, GraiHiview
:Toij;...
I17.W
D. C. SCOTT. D. V S.
Saceae. t Dr. 11 t Ramacciottl t
ACaXrrAwT STATS
ttte &4 maapltaV S810
-CalU PrenajLlx Answered at All Hours.
TMaraFOmsi Ranter
- prsa Jsiifisj tjua, '
Czilx, Cel.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BR1I;F.' CONTRACTORS.
Brldt Builders and ststeitel Jsen Julee
tur. Coin., Jan. 7. 1. Pealed proposals
'wiil be received by tbe Board of Count y
Commissioners of Seia:wick ooMnty. Colo
rado, up lo 11 o rlH k noon of f ne tlh Hsy
ni ymuary.-li, ror u:e complex rnnFinn-
across a portion of the Souih' Plane river.
,,.,,,.. .v. i i,.
Stat- bring- at Joleeburg to the south bank
0f lh pJ,h p,t((.
Sealed prop,.; will be received bi th
Hoard of County Commissioners of Ps;-
wm-k county, oloraTO. up lo IZ o rioca
noon of the rrth da of January, 1. for
the ftrrnlahlns; of all material to rmlld a
jilo bridge alnnit l.flfiO feel n. said ma
lrlal to be delivered at thi north end of
tliat portina of the Btata bndae now tnillt
at JulesMirft, i.'olorado, acrvaa U-a Schiq
Pl'te river.
Heal-d proprsAls will altvo 1-e retired by
said board up to 12 o'clock noon of the
2Tiii day of January. I!1. for the building
nd furnlahlna of all labor In the bulldtr.
of a bridge about L' feet Ions; across
potttoo of the Boil I ii. Platte river, estend
lr, from the south end of the nee Fiat
bride at Julrsburt; to the south bank of
the South Platte river.
All proposals to be filed with the oounty
clerk, at her offlre In Juleshursr. Colorado,
a which office further Information In re
gard to snich bridee and nrt and a cry
of the plana and aperjf Ir-attons and amount
of masrrlaT required for said bridge will
be kept and can be een by any person
inrerestrn. .
. The said Board of County Commissioners
re-erres the rtght to reject any and all
bids offered.
Ry order of the Board of County Com
mlsfionei of Bedrwlck county, Colorado.
By C. W. WHITE, Chairman.
j-odirt
RAILROAD TIMg CARD
I-IO.N BTATIO laj AKO M1RCT,
I nloa Pacific'
theatre. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. a t W am a t prn
The Colorado Express, .a IM ptn a t -OA pm
Atlantto Expresa alO lS am
The Oregon KxpreKS a 4:10 pro a i: pm
1 he Loa Angeles Llm al!:.5 pin a H is pm
The nt Mall rf.a jim a l pm
The China Jnrsn Mail a4 00 pm a 6 0 pm
Colo-Cboao Special. ...Ulilt am i 7:3 in)
Reat'e &. Stroms'g l.'cal.bl2 30 pm b 1:) pin
North Platte Local a 7.42 am a 4:46 pm
Calcaajo, Rwrk laUsjal t Paelfie.
KA8T.
Chicago Limited . a 5 00 am all ( pm
Iowa Local a 7 On am a A. 30 pm
L'es Molnea Passenger. .a 4:1 pm all:a pm
Iowa Lor a I bll-W am b M pni
Chicago (Eastern Ex). .a 4:40 pm a 1:16 pm
Chkag o flyer a :19 pea a t:3S ara
"WEST-
Ricky Mountain L't J- all Upm a 2 to am
Solo, knd Cal. Ea .'a l:lw psn a 4 J pro
kl. and Teias Exp.... pm a l:i psa
(hleaaa V Nsrtkwrntfra,
Chtcsgo r-ayllght a 7:25 am all:! pm
Si. f'aul-Minn. xpiasa.a 7:5) am al0:P4) pm
Chicago J.ocal all 10 am 1 1:3 pra
fiioux -'ily passengor...a 7 :a0 all 1:11 ptn
Chicago Passenger a 4:i pm a t:ib am
Chicago Special a ( 06 pm a 1:12 am
Bt. I'aul-Mlnn. Llmltetl.a l: pnt a H:0 am
Loa Angtiles Limued....a M pml all. a pra
Overland LlmlUA ai0.' pm a r:a am
Fast Mali.
a :04 am
Sioux t liy Local....
rant Mall..
Twin Cltr Mmttd..
Norfolk - Bonsteel.
..a i t" ptn a M am
. a l .ft pm
..l I A pin a 1:09 am
..a 7:fcO am a f .40 pm
,.b 7:H am aid Jt am
1 Lincoln-Long Pine...
Deadwood . Lincoln a !:A pm a 1:40 pm
Casrer - Shoshonl a S:in pm a a 40 pm
lrn!inc - !(iinwlnr b S:C r.n b $:4n Dm
! Fremont - Albion b 1:1 pm b 1:3 pm
I nni
! .
1 Cnh ago Expresa a : am a I: pm
I Minn, ar 8t. Paul E..b7:15am a :i pm
! Chicago limited... ...... .a :) pm a :!9 am
i Minn, at St. Iaul Lintd.a I S) pm a l: am
Chlcaita Great Waatera.
6t. Paul-Mlraeapolls tM ptn
.7 SO am
Jl:36 pm
i:I7 am
31 pra
1 :30 pm
i ft. Paul-Mumeapeiis
Chicago Limited
7
t o pra
T:M nnt
I pra
I Chicago Ksprtsa,
Chlcato Express
Missoarl Partfla.
K. C. at fit. ll Exp...
K. C. at St. L-Exp...
Wabask. '
.a 00 am a 1:41 aie
.all: 16 pm a I M pra
:a 6.k pm a I JO ara
BI. Louis KxpifSS.
ti l,uia lM-al (from '
Council Blaffai a JO am all:li pra
Stiinberry Local tfrom
' Council Bluffs). ....... .b t:0O pm blO:li am
t b-tcago, Hllnaskts 4k mt. IaaL
Chic, at Colo. Special,. .a am ailQpaB
A. UJ. juxtraa,.... i.W jim , a !. pat
Overland Linutu ..... :ia pm a IJWtm
perty Local ......... a l.ii iia aU.iu am
BVBL15IGTOX ITA.
Uarliantoa.
-10TM MASON.
Leave.
Arrive.
Denver & California
Norrhwesl Special ..
Black Hills
Northwest Express .
Nebraska points ....
...a 4:1 pm
a 14 pm
a 410 pm a 144 pm
a 4:ltl pm a in pm
. all . W pm
..a 1:46 am
10:11 cm
a 1:13 pm
..a 15 am a t l pm
l ,
Nebraska Express ..
Lli-.co.n Fast Mail....
.o i: pm ai:':n pra
i . b im
S10:li Bra
Lincoln lAxai
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Schuyler - Plattsmouth.b 1:10 pra
Bel evue - Plattsmouth.a I M pm
platisniotith-lowa b :H am
hellevut-Plattsmouth
a 7:w pm
bl0:8u am
a k:5Q am
! IVso prn
a 7:2o am
Denver l.imueu .........a i:iv pm
i Cl'.icagd Siclal. ......... a 7;40 am all:4o pin
I'hloku Exuieas
...a i.zv pm a I k pm
Chicago Flyer a :W pin a 8:30 am
Iowa Local a t:a am alt:!') am
Bt. Louis Expiess a 4:46 pm am
Ksnras City & Ft. Joe..al0:46 pm a 4 ) am
Kansas Cltv ti Et. Jo..a 1:15 am a 4:10 nm
Kansas v.uy at si. uo..s s.wpia
WEBSTER ITAe- 10TH WEBSTER.
Cblcago, St. Pawl, Mlaaeapella 4k
Omaha.
Leave. . Arrive.
Twin City Passenger ...b 4: am b S.10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 2:05 pm al:.V am
Kmerton Local c 1:41 am e t.bi pm
Miaaearl PaeUle. .
Auburn Local b t:9 pm bll:23 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday. Dally
ti ept Monday
nuay.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
cxvAxxrs avzsa t tkm abaio
t il ''""'sssaus. fjn
10 THE ORIENi
r'tbrsarr 4 ta A Ml IT. IMS.
ItvtBlr -oUac onlf 4S St sn a. Iscla4ls(
aasra sirarslcn sPgi'AI. rSATURKS: aimn
'-dti. Senile: Alsisni. Hslis. it (Mrs la ast aae !
ik Holr Laa4. rntDiii!p:, Akot ftssis, tae
siiifti. eic. iuiih b.iu atia would. -4(1
TOIKS 1 IH'KOPK
etsst cssiprehtitslTS snl attrsetlve ever sftseec,
r. C CLAksw fiaia Bias, ht Vofk.
, - . DIM lot
CAI1ADIA!! PACIFIC
Empress Xdns ef the Atlantic.
Th.i.l C!ss Rales on Expresses -
.l-s.50. Chicago to Liverpool. 110.25. Chl-
cago to S nrs.llmvla. 113.25. Chicago to
inland. 117. 0. Chicago, to Hamburg. Bre-
Rooms reserved. Write
Hl-ll. AHlWlTfl,
for lr.foi piatlor
O. B. BEsTJAltXsT. CHm. A-t
33 So. Clark St, Caioago. Ill
DANCER LEAVES BIG ESTATE
t'et Beglaa far ZOO.POO Wertk
ot Property Left ky 'Llt
.. . " Egyg.1."
NEW YORK. Jan. 21-Fred Hamlin of
the banking firm of Hamlin A .Co., of
East Bloomfield. N. T. has appllc-d for
letter of administration fin- the estate
of Catherine, Devine. tl.e "Little Ea-ypf
of Seeley dinner fame, who died alone
In hrr, f at .in West Thirty. aeveglii street
two weeks sgo. Mr- Hamlin asserts that
l.e married the dancer nearly twelve
years ago.
Thg relatives of the dancer wl.l fight
Hamlin's claim. The estate Is estimated
at. 200.0n.
A th J time of "Little Egypt a" d.ath
It was not generally supposed Uiat she
had left a fortune. An investigation,
however, developed the fact that she
j owned real estate, cot only In Nvw
j V.ork. but ia Lenj laland. Canada and
I New. Jersey. In addition-she had sev
' i ral bank accounts and much valuable
jewelry. She bad been oa the stage for
mora than twenty years, and her Income
after the Seeley dinner., it I said,
ayeraged' nearly fl.tOO a week
FEATURES FOR BOWLING MEET
Committee Ananfinp; for Kumbtr of
rriiei for Women.
CANADIAN BOWIXES TO C0X
social tlaaa la Be Provide far Xn
Wks Have Made Perfeet acwree
Maay Eatrlea Caa-
. last
1 ' v
CINCINNATI. O. Jan. 21-SpeclJ
matches will receive the attention of tha
tournament committee of the American
Bowling congress this week, according to
a statement after the erfieal of Secretary
A. L. Langiry from Mllwaukes today ta
begla work on the various preliminary de
tails. President Herman declared hlm
sel in favor of speciat features because the
public wanted diversion from straight
bowling. He ssld:
-There are several special features that
have been suggested, and If possible, all
of them will be staged. Of course, the
big etra attraction at the tournament
will le the bowling of various women's
clubav for cash prises, hats, te. Kalt In
Importance and some uhgallant people
will say that It really Is more Important
than the wome'n'e contest Is the big In
ternat'.onal championship match between
the chstnolons of the National Bowling
association, the Canadian Bowling associa
tion, the Western Bowling association and
the American Bowling congress.
Claaa fee-Base Ball Players.
Then there will be bass ball players
events, limited to five men, teams, made
up entirely 6f bsse Ball plsyers. While
no prise ha been fixed for this event as
yet. It will be decided upon this week.
Presumably there also will be prises for
two men base ball tesms and Individual
base ball players.
"Another special event that we are con
sidering Is an Individual match ofbowlera.
who have made V There are to bowl
ers in Fort Wsyne who recently made
perfect scores; Indlsnapolls also claims one
or two; Cincinnati hss two and now comes
Philadelphia with a J00 man of the Tuxedo
team, which w ill be entered tn bur tourna
ment. It seems to be that a special prixe
ought to be offered to get these stars
rn.tnr in a match and If It can possibly
be done this feature will be added to -The
tourney."
Eathaalaaaa la General.
Secretary Langtrj reports that S00 teams
of five men each wUl be entered and that
there Is much enthusiasm already over the
cmina- tournament. In the west, he said.
comn. ,Uu,.....-.v. -"--:
the Interest reaches as fsr as Omaha and
as far east as New York. air. Lngiry
Mr.
says thst Milwsuke will send at least
eight five-men teams and that there Is
some talk, of making a bid for the 1H
meet. In opposition to Detroit and Pitts
burg, both o fwhlch are after the next
tournameot. New entries for the tourney
were received from Cleveland and Louis
ville Mondsy. and the application ot tlje
Peoria.- 111., city association, with sixteen
clubs, fof membership In the Americsn
Bowling congress, awaits action.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
Tie Beed Brothers" team won two gsmea
from the Benoa at the Assoclstlsm alleys
lsst nlnht. Tom Reynolds hsd both tpo
high single gsme snd totsl with 4 1 end
4u4 TDnlghtr8 teams sre lh Btori Blues
sod Gate City. Score:
BENOS.
lit. 2d. Id. Total.
Gardiner 143 16 171 471
Chaugstrom i 14 1M 4mu
Frewdson '
hlnrlchs m V. J s
Total
71s " k
REED BROTHERS.
754 1904
1st.
. 164
. 1
. 1W
. 2
. 1&:
:d.
151
li
134
ail
im
M. Total
Griffiths
A. C. Reed ....
EdlSHI
Reynolds
H. D. Reed...
14
1
454
6t3
440
o4
44
IM
1M
149
Totals
Ml 114 Hi 2.490
Tlw Jetter Gold. Tops rsn up against .a
snag last night on the Metropolitan alleys
when the Dally News. won two out of
three games, the last one by Just one
lonely pin, and to bill Patterson belongs
the credit for picking up a hard split.
Cyclone Slawson waa the high man for
the evening, with 671. while Grotte had
high single gsme, with 201. Tonight the
Lemp's Fslstaffs against Walter G. Clarks.
Score:
DAILT NEW.
1st.
2d. Jd. Totsl.
181 li iTl
142 1S7 W12
14S 1S1 41
122 InS 441
1; 172 47i
757 147 1441
TOPS.
2d. 3d. Total.
1H5 HI 4S2
172 14 i2u
15S 1T0 !
m 171 Ki
201 1T3 il
US 2.5S12
Slawsoa
ITS
153
1A
U4
: Martin
Matthes
Rice
I Patterson
Totals 24
JETTER GOLD TOPS
1st.
Prlinau. H.
Prlmau. C.
Foley
Collin
Grotte
ToUls ...
1M
154
157
lei
IS
137
The CsLns Stars tooli another Sump to
ward the top last night, when they took
two games from the Eclipse team. Cains'
Stars will play a double header tonight
and If they taake two In the second series
) It will put them well up In the rsce.
Weyniueller wss high msn for hip team,
j with III total and IS? singled Bishop was
hte-h for his team, with a total of 4
Tonight the Cubs and Ortrnan's Stais will
play. Score:
CAINS' STARS.
1st. 2d. Id Totsl.
Csln 1H 1 . 154 4"4
Bishop 159 l 143 44
Strsw 121 ill ' 1J9 tH
Total 441 4 434 1.X.H
ECLIPSE.
lst. Id. Id Totsl.
Weyniueller li 1 171 m 651
Ritchie 15 142 13 417
Hsster 129 141 145 t'
Totls 445 445 t3 1 171
gl.OSSOX WIXS THE FIFTH GAME
flatten Slakes Illgtk Kan, knt I.eses,
40 S8.
NEW YORK. Jan. il-By a ecore of 4c0 to
!CJ. eore F. Slosson of New York de
feated George Sutton of Chicago In the fifth
f' cf the 1.8 1 b,. "ne billiards
111 CIUWIH urnij IUUIIIHI.
Su'toiv, by splendid nursing rsn 151 points
In his third Inning and maintained a lead
of over lot) points up to the end ot the tenth
inning.
Slosson msle 1(4 in hi fourth Inning and
with 125 In the fourteenth .was within 4
points of the winning total. By mutual
agreement three two exports will, play e4
point gsmes during the remainder ot the
week.
Slosson s highest runs were 13. K4 and 41.
with an average of 25, Sutton es best
efforts being productive ot 151. 62 and U.
with an average et 22 7-11.
Fern eraal Wins Gssie.
lERl Neb.. Jan. 21.-Speiial.)-The
Slate Normal of Peru defeated Humboldt
High school In a bssket ball game tier.
Saturday evening. It score wss 4o to 27
Humboldt put up a strong fight at all
times, but was unable in keep the norma
bova fim scoring when ecoies were reeded.
Before the bssket ball game the senior
girls detested the junior gr!s In an exclt.
lng gania of Indoor base ball. Score, 10 to I
Lineup, firel game: - ,
- KOtSiL.. . Hl'MBOLnT
ivaet, (C.i -r .st
Myses W.lf lrt
KMsatMnrar r rW
Hk S 10 gors
Tolhum O'G Jasms (C.)
Coins 0 1
Referee: Voegaleln, Humboldt. I'mplre:
Beugslon, Peru.
Tearaasseat In Fekraary.
NEW TORK. Jan. a -The commlitee In
charge of the acliedule for court games set
the rscquet championship tournament f r
the Busun Tennis and Racquet club courts
beginning February 11. The ciurt tenuis
chauipionatiln wlil be held ea the court a r
the New Wk club begiuniag' AvrJ
Crsrl E Ssnds. JoJriri Crane. Tlerre
Lortnurd. Jr.. ami Ktnadon Hould'Sfin be
among- thoee who will try lo wreM the
title from Jarrs O-wld. Kttsc H. Mllca.
from whom Mr. Oould won the F.nahsh
championship has been Invited to take part
In the tournament. '
VKWT9 O THE Rl VMXl TRACKS
Mlshaft Marks RrtisrsUs ef f My Park
Track at ew Orleaae.
NEW ORLKANS. La.. Jan. il The City
Park track rrpen. today for the third
meeting Jockey licit. -who had the mount
on Thespian in the stceplochaee. had his
ollartmni broken- wla n Thespian Ml. the
lioree being so badiy injured that he had to
be killed. (iimmtrT:
First rare. three fnrlone- rlleheth
Ilarwood IIH, Koerncr. to II 'on: Helen
Kidder dir. V. Oit. to I) second; Ineia
(lit, le. to 11 third. Time: .;.
Csthertne Caldwell. Idy Phllton. Nancy
Biues, Mrs. Will Guild. Mtramaa Miller.
Ruftcana. Mtss Imoaene, Catherine T. Miss
Highland. May I-ee. Lady Vassal and
Freda W also ran,
(lecO'ld rav-e. steetle'hSae Ihnrl rniirsr
Coal Plsck Lady HIS. Man.1. 5 to 1)
won; McAllister 4127..-U. Helder. to li
second: Captain Jarrel ll.tt. Yourell. to 11
third. Time. !:. Oold Circle. Parcle. Jim
Hunt. Woodelng. Monte Carlo, oault. Bell
me i-si. tlraceland. J. Ed. Grlllo. Roxy B.
and Thespian also rsn.
Third raee. six furlongs, selling: Gibson
GOT. Powers. to li won; Jack Bratton I14.
lelbert. 7 to II second: Uincu M Menrv
to I third. Time: 1:1 -Ha. Abe Mover.
Brsden. I snd Breese. Flowaway, BUrk
Mantilla. Western Duke. Otto Man, Zinfan
del. Lieshon, Ablngton and Lord Tike also
ran.
Fonrth rare, purse handicap seven fur
longs: Jack Atkins (1S4. Iee. 4 to il won;
Jacobite M. Nottef 4', to 1) second; Pas
adena 112. Powers. '17 to li third. Time:
1:27. Comedienne. al Ben. Teo Bach
and St. Beltane also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing: Severn s 1fl6. Notter 11 to il won:
Jlans (106. Lelbert. 10 to it second; Miss
Matsonl (PS. Torke. 1V to n third. Time:
I:41H. Jennies Beau. Arrowsmlft. Pbado.
nioa. Moscow Belle, Orena. Brskee-
Peare, Bitter Man. George H. White. Moxey
ana r lonaa Mien aiao ran.
Sixth race, one mile snd an eighth, sell
tna: Orlv II riA. I t to k mnn- nonn.
Gf. McDanlel. 20 to 1) Second; 1 Jincast r'a4
i-i. coxier, s to i) tmra. Time: 1 :&s
Beau Brummet. Dr., McCleur, Lord Stan
hope and Nsncy slso ran.
. OAKLAND. Cel.. Jan. 31. Bummarv:
Urst race, futurity course. selling:
Brsvoure (ST, Walsh. 10 to II won: Mitre
1K6. McClaln. even) second; Jockey Mounce
tstv. Charbonneau. 11 to li tlilrd. Time: 11 J.
Silver Sue. To San. Fern L. Transmute.
Confessor. Whiskers. Sycamore, Oalveston
Ian. Mrs. Matthews, and Judge also rsn.
Second race, three furlongs, purse: Work
Box 11)0, Keogh, 4 to H won: Who (111.
Miller, t to 2) second; Madrilone (IfM.
Fischer, ! to li third. Time: 0 JTH BUI
Eaton. Narrator. Haselet. Johnny While.
Promethua. Sir Davy. Tool Box also ran.
Third rare, one mile and a furlong, sell
ing: Mandator (114. Miller. 7 to 10 won;
Prinre of Orange 101. Lvciirgus. 25 to ll
second: Beechwood 111. Hayes. 7 to 1)
third. Time: 1:MV. Funnvside. Matador.
Talamund. Captain,- Hale, George Kilborn
also ran.
Fourth race, seven, furlongs, purse; Gem
rrcll ill 4 Pavis, 7 o ii'wnn. Msssa (!)
Keoirh. 10 to 1 1 second. Blily Pullman (89,
Walsh. !) to 11 third. Time: 1:2V Wing
Ting. Fin-on. Grace Q.. Psjorlla and Ilmkv
also ran.
Fifth race, on mile, purs: Rister Frsn-
cea H4. Rice. 10 to ll.wori. Plausible nl
Klrsrhhaum. 7 to li second. Colonel Whit
t1l
IIIW. Ml r S to IPl third Time: t:4lA
Ramus, Rannoael. Fnlleretta. Joe NeaJon
and Monoco Meld also ran.
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Iord Fill
grane (102. Miller I toil won. Bsrdonia. Hrt.
Banday, 10 to 1 aecond. Jack Paine, no;
tuioert. 15 to li third. Time. 1:45H. Crvstal
Whvo. Cory t 'is. Catherine F.. Astoria Belle-,
Iakeview. Wolfville, Wsrden Tell, rsn.
LOS ANGELES. Jsn. Il.-Bants Anita
park summary:
First race, seven furlongs, purse: Jane
Swift. (115. Burns. 1 to Si won. Daltv. MOT
Rows. 40 to 11 second. Vtllev Stream (107.
Dugan. I to 1) thh-d. Time:' 1:27.' Dixon
Belle. Barbetts. Aouillne. ran.
x8-cond race, 'three furlongs, selling:
Thunder Hill. (lCi. Pclullng. I to 11 won.
May D'cndonne. line. Rurns 4 to i) second.
Annie Wi lls nos. Archibald. 12 to ll third.
Time :S5XJ. Iarrey, Mulligan. Catra. Colick,
Minature. Mr. Blshcp. Mores also ran.
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
nurse: Mary F., HO. Dugan. 9 to i) won.
Esehante.. 112. Schilling. I to kl second.
Don Domn 1S. Prestoti, 7 to 1 third.
Time: 1:06K. Renshaw. Nattie Bumrno.
Sly Ben. Al. IJndlV Aelbert Belle also
ran. ,.
Fourth race, aix and 4 lialf furlongs, free
handlcaaU.'.Sir. leaxl.(U6. S lUlliii. to
li won, MaasinsKllR. Burns,: ti to 11
second. Creston MM Dunn. 7 to 11 -third
Time. 1:19. Msgaaine- and Mark Anthony II
counled In betting. Mark Anthonyli, Col
onel Rob. Nettle Hicks also ran.
Fifth race, one mn. selllnr: Crenns Beck
ham f!12. Taylor. to 11 won. Tsxer tl12.
Preston. 4 te 11 aarond. Faatoso (112. Schil
ling. 15 to 11 third. Time. 1:40. Sink Spring.
Meddling Daisy, John 1. Rogers. Rustling
Bilk. Alsrv t anflelmaa. Kile. Hadly Used.
leasn and KuropatKin also ran.
Sixth race, one -mile, selling: Csnlo,ue
(107. Milsno. t to li Won. Alma Rov (112.
Bolsnd. 5 to 11 -second. I.adv Chiswel illft.
Bums. 2 to ll third.- Time. 1:40. Homeless.
Lucky Led. Silver Skin, Box Elder, Era.
Gentle Harry, Colonel Jewell, Cinnuhar
Audrelle ran.
BICYCLE HErOBD IS BROKE
Folger Hldea Ttirty.lx Miles anal
even Lstps on Twelve-Lap Track.
KAN3AS CITY, Mo, Jan. 21 A world s
record was broken during the first hour of
the six-dsy bicycle- race this afternoon
when Si miles and 7 -lsps were made on a
11 lap track In Convention hall. The pre
vious record for one hour wan 3 miles and
laps on a 10 lap track. Fogler. of the
team of Root snd Fogler, set a dlszv pace
aa leaders during the first hour, and Bls
tab. ot the team of Monroe and Bistab.
and Stenhouse. who was riding with Mor
gan, were distanced during the first fifteen
minutes snd both dropped out of the rsce.
Monroe and XI orgs n wfll each ride alone,
being given a handicap of fifty miles, or
l.jryi lapa for the six days.
There were several bad spills during the
day. but no one was hurt. At the end of
three hours' riding the five leading teams
had msde 72 miles flat.
The standing of the teams at 11 p. m .
when the racing closed for the day. waa as
follows:
Root-Fogler. 14 mlleq 7 sns:Lwnn
Moran. 164 miles 7 Isps; Bardsett-Vlitten.
1.4 miles 7 lsps: Monroe. 137 miles in laps;
Hopper-Holbrook. 14 miles T laps: Morgan.
1 mi'es 10 laps: Sherwood-Wiley. 114
Cities 7 lapa
Fogler won the mile snrint in 1 mlnutra
KAi seconds, being s length ahead ot
Bardgett.
Mlcklgaa Men Wine Skatac Rare.
PITTSBL'RG. Pa.. Jsn. 21-Ollie Moore,
of Charlevoix. Mich., won the grand final
In the one mile event of the tournament
being held here for the world's roller sk st
ing championship, in a most exciting
finish.
The preliminaries for the final in the
two-mile events will be started tomorrow
night.
The summaries tonight are:
First Meat C. Hamilton. Boston,
first; Joe Benson, St. Ijouls, second; Stan
ley Holden. Lynn, Mass.. third. Time:
IC
Second Heat Earf Stanford. St. Louis,
first; James Sweeney, St. Louis, second;
Joe Gendron. Boston, third. Time: Irtil
Thlrd Heat Ollte Moore. Charlevoix.
Mich., first; Leo Jones. St. Louis, second;
Rodney Peters, St. Louis, third. Time:
Grsnd Final Ollle toore. first; Leo
Jones, second ;' Hat-IBanford. third. Time:
l:
s
port I as; Gossip.
Joe Dolsn has nroved thst he s a bird of
a shooter as well.
Fsrmer Burns and Dr. Roller of Seattle,
wrestle there Thursday night.
Why don't War Eagle and Matt Simmer
get together? The Indian weighs '.'kl snd
the lowsn 250.
Pst snd Frank Donahue, two brothera of
the immortal "Jiggs" will play with Boston
-Americana this season,
Will Abe Attell show Frank is Nell any
thing new when they .mct Jaouary 31 at
Dreamland or will he not? '
McGrew atlll counts on Matbewenn as his
premier pitclr. He thinks he will be bet
ter this year even man in liwj. How
could hs?
The While Sax sre getting ready for thst
cruise west which will make Robley
Kvant et al look like summer fishing
party.
'Jack Frost ot Selma. Ala., runs a want ad
in Sporting News for a Job as third lase
msn. He says b's a good l itter. That's
belter (hsa Jack Frost of Omaha can say.
He s slso out of c. Job, it seems.
Ijeavtng Oileago ' February -, evidently
to get the full force of the leap, Comiakey'a
Sox will plsy seventy-fiye games on that
weetbound voyage. Thua again the Old
Roman will have surpassed the rest of the
wijd. .
The members of the Holly' Base Ball
team bwld a card party and musicals Mon
day evening at the home of Ieft Fielder
breaaman. a number of the friends of tne
kluul Bert McAudraaa mua ti ana iJlI
team joining wun tnem. coamer- Murphy
prtxe respectively. The decorations con
sisted of the H'ly colors, red and Mack,
with pennants .f all the leading collegea.
Pick Rheperd of Minneapolis, llghtwelsht.
who wrestles middle weight men. Is ready
for a go wl'h some top-liner at the Audi
torium, so he writes to Msnager Olllnn
Manager Oilian Is now looking for the
Other fellow.
MeOlnnltv flr all. will play with the
Giants next year. Who started that Puke
about his being canned, anyway? Why.
Mugxav said wive the Iron Man surren
dered and signed. ""Now. I feel like start
ing out for the season."
NEBRASKA FROfrT DAY TO DAY
Qaalat nasi t'arlewa Peat area eC Life
la m Rapidly Grwwlnsr
tat.
Never Refuse Burle Hanly and NelS
Nooman called at Simla Friday evening
on their way to the dance. They refused
an Invitation to supper, but were heard to
say they were mighty hungry before sup-
per was around at the dance. Never mind
bbya. you must not be bsshful, hereaner
when you are orrered an onion just u
one. Bridgeport Blade (Simla Correspond
ence). .
New Cattle Food Torick Nlchola hsd
quite en experience with a neighbor, who
took up his herd of cattle numbering 110
head on a rock quarry he claimed In
Scott's Bluff county, drove them to Sioux
county and put them In a corral for ITS
damage. Mr. Nichols got a writ of re
plerln in Scott's Bluff county and took hla
cattle. The question now before the Jury
Is, how much rock did the cattle eat? Ger
Ing Courier.
New Washlady Quito a novel eight was
witnessed on the streets here Saturday. It
was thst of large string ot freshly
washed clothes hanging on a line right on
the principal business street of the town,.
I'nnn investiaa tlon It wss found thst a
demonstration of the good qualities of a
washing machine was being held at the
depsrtment store of a local firm, which
drew a large crowd of Interested s peels
tors, and all were very much Impressed
with the manner snd esse with which the
little wonder cleansed the dirtiest of linen.
Nuckolls County Herald.
Economy A msn dropped Into the Blsde
office Mondsy, chuckling. As we csn no
longer msil pspets with over a year's sub
scription due on them, a few whoever
behind mors than that were "laid off" from
the 1st last week. It so hsppened ths man
wss 'one of the number. The resson he
chuckled wss because a bunch of sponger
were In the habit of swooping down snd
borrowing his paper almost before lie could
get It open. They were on hand aa usual
last week, but the paper wasn't, and our
friend hsd a nice little laugh tn his sleeve
watching the spongers skirmish around to
find someone else's paper. Some folks are
so "economlcsl" thst they look to most
people like 10 cents. Coleridge Blade. .'
Rsttled The story Is going the rounds as
to a recent fire at the home of a Nebraska
City couple. The wife was in fsvor of
saving all the stuff possible from their
burning building, and., with the flames
roaring at their backs, they gathered to
gether a few treasures and fled. When
they Calmed down snd took a look at the
rescued property, they discovered thst he
had carried out a muff she wss saving
for the wnahlady. a suit of his mother-in-law's
union underwear, a stray kitten and
four yards of Fourth of July bunting. The
wife's share In the rescue wss rewarded
by one of her husband's rubbers, a quilt
that lay on the pile just next to the one
that mother made, si hairpins fwhlch
were In her mouth) aid the catalogue of
STnsil order furniture store. The loss was
declsred complete! Tecumseh Chleftstn.
LIGHT. . ON' MURDER- MYSTERY
Italian Discloses HiellasT Place mt
Bodies of Tbree Persons Killed
at Florence, Colo.
FLORENCE, Colo., Jsn. II. The dead
bodies of three of the- four Italians whose
disappearance from this city in ths last
three months hss baffled the polica were
found today- burled at a distance of About
150 yards 'from the hr.ne of Antonio Nsr
nino, sllss Antonio Bavorl. who Is under
srrest, charged with the murder ot four
persons. The corpses sre those of Do
minlo Minichello, who was a partner of
Nernlno in a market gardening business;
Ercola. Buf fettl. an employe at the garden,
and Mrs. Frank Falmetto, who had been
was cut from ear to ear and was held
to the trunk by a mere thread. BuffettI
had been struck on the head with a sharp
implement, probably an axe, his skull being
spilt open. The woman also hsd been
killed by a blow on the head. A vigorous
search Is now being msde tor the body
of the fourth missing person, a brother
of Minlnchelio.
Nerlno disclosed the hiding place ot the
bodies when taken to the scene of the
crimes and threstened with Immediate
hanging If he did not tell all that he knew
about the murders. However, he declsred
that the murders were committed . by
Joseph Minichello, the missing man, and
not by himself.
THREE WOMEN CLAIM ESTATE
Property of Boston Millionaire Given
to Eldest of Ilia Alleged
Widows.
BOSTON. Mass., Jan. 21 An un
usually sensational will case, in which
three women claimed a widow's share of
the estate of the late millionaire, Jo
seph A. Greenough was decided by Judge
George in the probste court today, tn
favor of Mrs. Greenough No. 1, who,
prior to her secret nisrriage to Green
ough in 1874. was Miss Martha Higglns
Judge George ordered a partial distri
bution of ths estate, amounting to 1300.
000, to the first Mrs. Greenough uiy) the
next of kin. i
The first Mrs. Greenough claimed
to lave been divorced from Greenough
In Colorado In 1171. Judge Georffe held
that as neither of the parties had
domicile In Colorado St the time the di
vorce waa granted, the divorce was ren
dered null and void.
The other two claimants for a widow's
share of the estate were Mrs. Emma
peaton-freenough. who now - bears the
name, and who claims a public marriage
to Greenough in 1115, and Mary M.
Kerekes. a Hungarian artist of Philadel
phia, who ssys she . was married to
Greenough in 1151.
NEGRO SURVIVES LYNCHING
Man Haaaed by Mob al Dotbaa, Ala.,
" Cot Dost ai by OOleera and
Locked I .
DOTHAK. Ala.. Jan. 21 The negro.
Grover Franklin, who last night wss taken
away from Sheriff Butler and hla deputies
and hanged to a tree. Is -again In the
hands of the law and stands a chance for
recovery. The mob last night was so
closely followed by the officers snd law
abiding citiaens determined if possible to
avert the lynching that hey did not have
lime to get their vk-tim outside the cor
porate limits and hurriedly stringing him
up to the first tree snd thinking they had
riddled hlo with bullets, tied. On ths
arrival of the officers the negro wss still
alive and waa immediately cut down .and
placed In eha county JaiL It ia thought
he will recover.
SUMMER CHEAPENS FISH
Warm Weather Alio Lovers Price of
Chicktm Below Beef.
r
CHANGE IN SEASONS ENTIRELY
rkllsMipker aad Old-Tlsaer Take tke
tireaal tkal emetklag Haa
W reagkt Revelatlea siltk
tke Weather.
When the sglle mercury climbed twenty
four rungs on Its ladder Monday, the mobile
price pf fish and oysters, climbed down a
button hole or two, and now both fish and
poultry ar. cheaper thin beef. ,
Lent begin March 4. pust a year to (be dsy
prior to Tafl's Inauguration. There Is
plenty of time for the price of fish to ad
vance again, but the reductions announced
cover both fresh and salt fish.
Robert Burns' birthday anniversary Is
January ft. Finnan Haddlrs fra" th' north
coast hare gone down to 11 cents per pound
and they are finnan haddlea. too.
Oysters which were selling for 55 cents per
csn In the early winter have slumped to
40 cents per csn. while standards tn bulk
ara offered for 11.35 per gallon and selects
for $1.(5. The oyster season Is but hslf
over, and the merchants predict that the
present prices will run through the balance
of the season.
Snow frosen pickerel which brought 10
centa per pound Saturday, has been reduced
to ( cents, while the genuine yellow pike
which were In big demand at 14 cents per
pound, are begging to cell for I cents or
go back to the lake shore.
The Missouri river being In dsnger of be
ing converted into a ship canal, the catfish
re coming to market from Manitoba, many
of them fresh knd a car load were received
In Omaha Monday night either frosen or
fresh.
But two varieties of fish are quoted at
high prices. There is no choice between
beef snd eels, the extra choice Norweglsn
oels being quoted at 11 cents, while lob
sters continue to bring S3 to 3 cents per
pound.
Passing of Winter Is Sad.
A little, shabby, middle aged man en
tered the lobby of a Farnam street hotel,
sat down and drew a dilapidated notebook
from his vest pocket. With a stubby pen
cil he made a notation in It. Then he
studied the page for a time with com
placence. At last, a though unable to con
tain his good feeling, he spoke to a man
sitting near him.
"Great weather this for January 21. ain't
It?" ha said.
The man consented cordially. Then lie
nf the notebook showed the psge on which
he hsd written.
"I'm Just keepln' a little track of It." he
said, modestly. "I've Just marked down
what today Is snd It's a record breaker
Saw men laying bricks today in thlr shirt
sleeves sleeves rolled up. too. How's
that for January 21 T What'll people say
when w tell 'em forty yesrs from now?
Won't have anything to match It, will
they ? Not likely."
The little man smirked comfortably snd
csst his complacent eye again down the
page on which ho hsd wrlttten.
"There' the way the month lines up,"
he ssld. holding out the book to his neigh
bor. This is what he had written:
January 4 Thermometer 52 above gero
at noon.' Boy running about barefooted.
Ducks and geese flying north.
Jsnusry 7 Quite summery. Women sit
ting on front porches and. children playing
about like In summer. Girls who got f-jrs
for Christmas presents unsble to wear
them. Would look -ridiculous.
'The' little-msn c'huchlcd as the-44ier
handed back the book.
-"Guess thst'l! hold the people In !!H all
right, won't ItT he said.
"I don't know," said the other. "They
say th winters are getting milder all the
time. Maybe they will have disappeared
altogether by then."
The man of the notebook seemed discon
certed for a moment. He rubbed his hands
together.
"O, t. hope not. I hope not." he ssid.
And then the embryonic: Oldest Inhabitant
went away In a brown study.
Tilling of Soil Does It.
"Things have mightily changod In Ne
braska within the last twenty years." said
Judge J. N. Paul of St. Paul. Neb. "I can
remember the time when our first thought
after harvest was of migrating to some
distant scene where the mercury did not
drop clesr out of slgljt for a couple of
months fn the winter and where bUtxartls
did not tie up all kinds of trstflc. When
my brother and 1 first came to Nebraska
aa government surveyors In the early 'fins
we landed In Omaha Just half an hour
ahead ot an old-time Nebraska blisxard
which kept us in our hoarding .house hug
ging a red-hot stove for the next two days.
We could not see halt way across the
street, and when the storm was over there
were drifts of snow forty feet high on
Farnam street. Even twenty years ago
those billiards thst made Nebraska fa
mous were very much In evidence, snd
Winter like the present one wss never
hesrd of. As the soil has been broken up
the climate hss changed and the mean
rainfall hits incressed. In Howsrd county,
where t have lived since 1870, our farmers
rsfse fine corn crops In the ssnd hills that
until recent years were deemed absolutely
worthless. No Ntbraskao needa to go to
Florida nowadays to spend the winter. , In
fact, the south has ' had a colder winter
thus fsr than ws have."
PICKENS HEADS THE KNIGHTS
Board of Governors Eleets Otncors of
A k-ga r-Bea for Est-
aalasT Year.
y
Charles H. Plrklns. nisnsger of ths Pax
ton tc Gallagher wholesale grocery house,
wss chosen for president; Victor B. Csld
w ell. vice-president of the L'nlted States
National hank, vice-president; W. L. Y'et
ter, president of the W. L. Yetter Wall
Paper company, treasurer, and H. A. Pen
fold, president snd treasurer of the Pen
field Surgical and Hospital Supplies com
pany, secretary of the board of governors
ef the Knights of Ak-Ssr-Ben, at a meet
ing of (hs board held last night at the
Omaha club. All ot these men have for
year taken an active Interest in the af
fairs of ths knights. They hsve tho push
and ability to keep fall festivities up to
the standard set for them by their prede
cessor. During the presest week President Pick
In will select the various committees snd
announced them at the meeting of
th board of governors next Monday night.
At next Mondsy s meeting ths dates for
the festivities will be decided upon, snd
then actlvs preparations for 1 will be
begun. As It is determined that the pa
rages and especially the electrical parade
this year shall surpass in beauty snd or
iginality anything yet attempted. President
Plcklna will select ths committee which is
to deckle what lbs floats sball represent
Lemon, Chocolate, Custard
These are the three varieties ef "(aL'R
P1E" preparation which are creating so
much favorable comment eterywliere.
Each pa kage Is put up according to the
strictest pure Food lrna. It does lot
require ait experienced cook to make good
pu-a from "OCR-PIE." Just the piopr
proportions of all ingredients sre la the
packsge readv for your immeaiate use.
At grocers, 1 rents ,
with great care and an rye to their special
fitness. AS soon- as that oossmtttee hss
decMed on what the floats erall be Lie
work of constructing them will be begun
POLICEMEN ARE HARD TO FIND
Only m Few of Applicants for Pool-
He Are Able, to leet tke
Reqnlrrraeata.
Althougn Iweaty ppllcants for Appoint
ment as members of Uie police force were
examined at a regular meeting of ' the
Board of Fire and Pvllce commissioners
Monday night only the , .following . three
were found to come up to.luC qualifications
demanded. II. W. 6Af,yrr.,Krcl Johnson
and George Nelson. Altogether, seventy
applicants hsve been examined during the
month and only eighteen have been able to
meet the physical and mental requirements.
If desirable men can be found it is expet td
that ten more will be appointed. The three
appointed Mondsy jlght were put on elx
months pronation. J
Considerable tlmwas taken up in the
postponed .hearing of a delegation from
th Federation of Improvement cluus.
which, which p reseated to the board a re
quest for the tnetaliation or mounted
police servlc for the -outlying district of
the city, the delegation seemingly favoring
k system of having mounted officer sta
tioned in each of the seven outlying fir.'
barns, with Installed telephones so that a
resident qould cll tip trt officer and have
him on the scene, in a short time. As
against this system. sx-Pollce Offker Ind
was present "'without InritallcV according
to the ststement made by one of the dele
gallon, end presented a forcible argument
against the expenditure of Uf amount of
money necessary to Install and -operate
such a system, and which he- asserted
would net such a small return to the tax
payers. Personslities at this stage of the argu
ment threatened to develop tntej a rnud
allnging contest, but was interrupted by
Commissioner Kennedy, who otAted'the
position of the board by saymg: 'Any
person 'fir cltlsen ' of ' OVnshk ' mky st any
time prefer charges sgslnst ' sny member
of the fir or police drpiirtmeAf.. s-ttrt su h
charges will be thoroughly Investigated b
the board, and furthermore, no man can
procure a posh Ion for frind on tlies-
departments, and every spplk-ant given a
position Is done so'onl Aftej g thorough
examination as to his merits and qualifi
cations." No action wss taken by liw
bosrd upon the truest of the Improvement
clubs. -,. , , . .
Complslnlng tbat tlio Lailj No.wa ob
structed the sidewalk -'adjoining. Hs build
ing on Jackson street, between Seventeenth
street and Seventeenth srvoayc, for .two
or three houra every day by .backing mail
wagons and teams .'serosa tiie sidewalk
Daniel Horrlgan presented a "written iv
quest thst the custom be stopped. The re
quest was referred to the: chief of pelii
for action. ... , . . - , .
Owing to sickness Firemsh' McBrirto wss
granted a thirty .days' continuance-ot Ins
leave of absence.- . ... . .
Vsclsy George Filip. 14U1-OJ Snulh, Tbli -teenth
street, was granted 1 oinr li
cense, and lk-ensos were granted Kred J..
Sergeant, 1301 Douglas street, und RFirer.
13 Chicago street, upon tlio conditions
that all communication with the adjacent
restaurants be closeib L'pon the condi
tion that ail gambling should cease in Uii
quarters and that the place would be
open to the authorities at all times,' the
Independent, political and Sxual club, 2"
South Fourteenth si n et, was also, granted
a Ucenas.
The following druggists' peimlts were aJ-
lowed: E. H. Farnsley. 202, 212 Soitlli Six
teenth street; Boston Store. David Gobi
mair. 122 Lake street.
The request of John cRe to have li.
board recall lie, license issued, Pete Peter
sen, 2705 ravenwoTtri street'. ' pending ah
appeal te the district court, was read, and1
upon the request of Peterson's attorney the
date of hearing waa set fur ntxt Monday
night. . ..
Owing to the kbsence of ilsyor Dalilman
from th city Acting Mayor Johnson, pre
sided at the meeting.
EQUAL RIGHTS CLUB FOR TAFT
I. G. Dnriabt Pot Forward District
Alternate to National
ton vent loo.
The liu'al Rights club at sTmctlng of Us
rentrsl body held at the headquarters In
the Patterson Mock last evening sdopted a
resolution enthtisiastlcslly endorsing Will
iam II. Taft for president bf the T'nlled
States. The resolution ks. adopted Incor
porates a rlause. expressing regret on" ac
count of President Roosevelt's unwilling
ness to be a candidate, for another term and'
expressing the hclir.r that Tsft Is the best
fitted to carry out the policies for which
Roosevelt stands. -. ' - . .
The resolution include a clause request
ing the Second coneressloiikl - district of
Nrbraaka to name I. G., RarUihL. president
of tlio club, so alternate delegate to tlis
republican nstional convention.
CLARENCE DARROW worse
tklraitb Attorney May. Hate- to
I sdrrgo an Operation for
Mastoiditis.
ANGELES. Cal.. Jan. 21. The condi
tion of Clahence Darrow. the Chicago. at
torney who is ill In Los Angeles, has taken
a turn for the, worse. Today a consultation
of physlcisns wsl, ordered to determine
whether sn operation for mastoiditis shoul i
He performed. Harrow was to have led
for Chicago today. -.
Bee Want Ada They bring results.
WHY YOU SHOULD
DRINK COFFEE
Because it is an easily digested ana
nourishing Food Drink thai helpi to
digest other food snd make you
better fitted for your task, be It with
brain or muscle, pure coffee la a
wholesome,- refreshing, beverage at all
times.
The coffee you wlil want Is Th
German-American pnt od in sealed
packages with the Coffee Bird on
each package. This Is a pure moan tain
coffee alwayg pore, always the saint.
Use German-American Coffee and your
breakfast will bo good. Ask your
Grocer for It
HAIR ON A WOMAN'S FACE
NECK, ARMS or SHOULDERS
is not considered attractive.
La Jeune Depilatory Liquid
will remove hair from any part of the
body in i to 10 ininulxsT-efeavliig skin soft
snd white no smsrtlng or burning lie
per bottle. By mall, sealed, H.0U. Circu
lars free.
luiKii at afccomrzxb savuo co-
Cor. leth aud LxHise. Omans.
owl sins co.
Cor. is tli sod iiaruey.
0J,ii:-j.L r.'.i
D- A. Sampson. Gen I sialeo A goo'. Oi
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