THE OMAHA DAILY BEK: SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1909.
15
i
REAL ESTATE
city property ron kur
(Continued.)
CHOICE
AND
CHEAP
. IfH-H-IO N. Hth Ft. New, Just finished. east front", fi Toom each. Including
blh room. Large porches, double floors. Woodwork and floors- polished, hard oil
finish. Oood sued lot with each prnrieitv Cement end permanent walk. Near
car line. 11 N. ssth St.. 1:1.300. no cash. J it 1 S N. 2 .Mil Si.. J.1.200 cash. 3920 N. 2Slh
Bt., 12.400 00 cash.
811S Burt Ht. Cottad"; r, rooms, including bsUi. Hard oil finish, newly roofed
nd pnlnted. Open nickel plumbing, ponelaln bath tub, gas, full brick, cement ee.
lar. Oood ss new. I.t SOxl.V). i r,oo oo
2021 N. illli end JO.' N. i.ticl. Ground 44x140 ft.. fronting Hth and also 23rd ft.
Two ,-room cottages. 24th St. home modern and rente for liO.OO per month. 2Srd
rU. house rents' for $1 fi.no per month. Fine Investment. Price for whole property
1-1. Soi). no. Or will ai'll separately: 21th St. frontage JI.l'UO.OO; 23rd St. frontage
II.SOOOO. ' ' '
S.'iOJ Seward Ht. S-room bouse, stories, large i orner lot 60x132. Some money
necessary to fix properly up. Wry cheap ut SJ.noo.oo. hut eostern owner ssys eell.
P32 North 24th Street. Cottage, il moms, including bath. Ground 40x130. Price
..,,.i0i0. llrnnnd alone is worth tl(li.i) per foot.
!U0 N 24th H. D-riiom ho;ise; f m, ...
al.ineworth i 1 00.0(1 per froi.t foot.
JjJO C:stcilr H-room modern cot lave
nicntii. Price S.&oO.oo
l."-4 Castnllar. (l-ronm modern cntlngn.
Rents for $25.00 per month. Price );.;jo.ipi,
250:i fl. 20th Ave. ii-rooni cottage. J!lo.fltl. Thle Is a enap.
I-ot 9 IltKi'Hll It- ItoK-r's Sub. uciint ".."x2IO ft Jl.iniioo rnsh
423 8. i'OUi Ave. k-room house nnd hath, open nickel plumbing porcelain hattl
IMS, large crmente l cellar. Inrjre dorble porch. Sire or ground 6'ixl4o' price $ ' "SO oo'
AM, BARGAINS. Here Is your opportunity to net something OOOD "at the
CUT THIS OTT AND LOOK T 1 1 1'.K K PROPERTIES OVICR.
McCague Investment Co.
Tclerh'ine Doutias 41u.
$13,000
worth of
vacant lots
I
. - -I) IX KOTXTZE PLACE I
lo lb last ten days. That surely shows I
i re the bet allies are offered in high I
i a :e.'drncc lots in the city. '
:axy ijusixess mex
now litving tu Kimni&o Place. Instead
of the west and smitt:we.t pint of the city, j
We l.ave over lui names of home owners !
livinir In Mollnlc I'lm e we can refer !
y.r.i to.
PRICK $700 TO $050 . j
!
Kir lols on Plnkney, lOnimet, I.nthrnp and
S;-ncPr streets, between riTiernmn avenue
and 21th street. A few left on Binney !
and Wirt, sirn'tj for $l.nso and $1,150.
Call for our new booklet of twonty-rlgiit f
bonus lr.iih in Kmin'se J'luce In 1907.
i
HASTINGS & IlEYDEX,
Sole Agents,
1T04 Farnr.m St.
I3ee Building.
(19.I-517 3
CHEAPEST LOTS
IN DUNDEE
I.oU IS and 1J, block M. en the north lido
of Capitol Ave., between . nOth nnd .-.1st
6lfc, WixlCo feet each; one and a half blocks
from car. Trice. $1,130 for both, which la
$".00 cheaper than any similar lota (n Dun
dee enn be bought for. Owner must sell
at once will make very reasonable teims.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. I.lfc Bldg.
Douglas 1781 TELEPHONES- "A:1 11SS.
tiai-634 4
A BARGAIN IN
HANSCOM PARK
An extra well-built 8-room house, with
all modern conveniences and every comfort.
Full lot, tre-s, shrubs, permanent walks,
cistern, etc. This houne was built for a
home and will pass the closest Inspection.
Il has hardwood finish, polished floors, a
large living room mid tiled baih, features
dear to every up-to-date woman's heart.
Special reason for selling. Price, $7,750.
. J. II. DUMONT & SON,
. 1S(5 Farnum St. 'Phone Douglas 61H).
. 119) iiil 3
NORTH SlI)ElEviltLUNS
I rooms near 5m h and Decatur; furnace
lieut, all modern; lot 30x12V; $2,100, $j.j
i sail, balaneu to suit,
i rooms, near 27th and Kuggks; lot 50xl27U-
partly model n; 51, vo.
& rooms, ljenr 2ltli and Oust; lot DoxllH:
$1.W. '
4 rooms, near 21th utid Ilimebaugh Ave
lot iexl.tl; l,2i'0.
C. (i. CARLHERG,
911 N. Y. Life iildg.
-J (1)-M474 4
Non Resident Owners
Over 200 lots, located In different parts of
ihe city; will submit reasonable offers
on one or .mm p.
WJI. E. ROMANO
D.n;g. 131!'.
329 Board of Trade
(I'J)-MIM 4
SPECIAL UARUAIN
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
4024 LAFAYETE AVE.
S-room house, all modern. In first-class
condition: fust floor finished In solid oak
4 I'omfortablu sleeping rooms and bath on
second floor; basement all cementtd and
Is a first-eaiKS home, on a paved street
l'or particulars as to price, etc.. cull on
11. J. llLCHES. 1213 llowar Hu
tlJ il A
bargains!
Blondo and 27tli, two 4-room cottages, lot
("x) ft. Price $1 &Se.
J.o:s 7 snd H. Wilcox addition, corner 24th
and Custellai Bis. ; each lot 47i15S fL
$.!. for both. $t,2j) for ths Inside lot.
l-ot 11. block t. xrcliard Hilh 38; li and
Charles Sis. Cheap.
NELS A. Lt'NDGREE.Y.
Iteutals and Insursnce, t25 New York Life
m Building, 'l'nons Douglas 24S3.
W U9) M37 4
DINDEE.
- To south from lots on Captiol Ave., be
lneu full and 61st His., &uxl3i ft. each.
Pi 'cr. $'.) each. Terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Ttl. l)oug. 17M; Did. A-11ni.
tll-44 3
J WANT an oN'er on the property, 1128 and
l.'UI 8. 31st St.; two modern houses and
K)d barn; well rented. This property Is
e.U'.a by an eastern party wiio must sell
THOMAS rillKNNAN.
Room 1, Now York Lit Bldg
(19) -861
LIST your property with Chris Beyer. I2d
and Ciuidng Sis. (19) Soj
NEW location. Buiijamin R. E. Co., 477
lirandels Bldg. (li 637
FOR SALE. "
Owner leaving city, offers elegsnt new
modern leahtenee in Wrat Farnam district.
Cu give quick p'jaija. L $o0. care Bea.
tlij-623 3x
REAL ESTATE
MTV PROPERTT FOR Af.F
(Continued.)
oround 30xlG0.
flood condition,
Price $3,200. Oround
Rents for $20.00 per
High basement cellar
Corner lot.
1 50l 1 lodge Hi reet.
(19) 42-3
Special Sale
OF SOME OF TIIE FINEST LOTS IN
THE WEST FAUNAM RESIDENCE
DISTRICT, ON 3TII AVE., BET.
FARNAM AND DODOR.
These lots are nil at prnile; good, solid
Kround. affording substantial building sites
and Just far enough from Farnam St. to
nvold the noise nnd dust.
3Sth Ave Is asphalt raved, lined with
handsome shudo trees, and the opposite
side of the street la entirely built up with
clcpant homes, Insuring n. splendid neigh
borhood. Houses sell better and rent for more
money In this location than In any other
part of city.
We can offer these rholce lots at prices
that make them the biggest bargnin In the
upper Farnam district.
If you want to secure one of the most
desirable locations In this city, it will pay
you to Investigate those lots ut once.
Hicks Real Estate Co.
219 Board Trade Bldg. Tel. Douglas 11(19.
C9)-520 3x
ACRES
Erring Is here and with It that yearning
to get out Into the country on a little farm
of your own. Why not establish your n
dependonce nojv. Buy 5 to acres In tha
Ideal suburbs addition-Keystone Park.
Acres for suburban home-rrult grow.
Ing, chicken raising, market gardening,
etc. $175 tu $T7j per acre Easy terms.
Ask us about It.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Douglas 17S1 TELEPHONES "A'' 11SJ.
D. V. SIIOLES CO.,
110 Board of Trade Bldg.
Douglas 49 TELEPHONES "A" 20(9.
(19) 631 4
Vacant Lot Bargain
West Harney St. .
The last south front vacant lot In this
choice location. Onlv $2,600.
J. H. DL'MON'T & SON,
1506 Farnam St. 'Phone Douglas 90.
USO-627 3
t
. ACRES
1 4'4 Acres. $ 930
74 Acres $1.S.V)
10 Acres $3,000
Easy Terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N. Y. IJfe Bldg.
Douglas 17S1 TELEPHONES "A" 1188.
' (19)-633 4
A SNAP
8-ROOM MODERN HOME
Plastered Aitlc,
Two Mocks from 24th St. car,
South front.
Lot 5txlW, paved street,
2670 Poppleton Ave.
. Inquir-j at iowi l'oppluton Ave.
(U0-M180
THE REED ABSTRACT fn ..t isrjs
I Irompt service. Oet our prices! 1710
FOR SALE Two lots, ScxliS ft. each. In
Benson; three block south of car line
8-221. Bee. (19) M547 6x
1JEAL ESTATE TITLE TltL'ST nd
CIIAS. F. WILLIAMSON, Pre- VvJ.
, (19) 863
REAL ESTATE
FA RSI AXU U AiMll LA VU FUR 1ALR
naau,
ACRES i
5,G00.
S miles west of El Dorado, Kan., in But
ler county; rich black soil, clay subsoil;
every fool can Imj plowed; lo a. alfalfa,
balance ha ; no improvements Siato
iiuurd of Agriculture says "Uuller is
first-class sKriculturul county; it ranks
flrsl in acrei.dtt and vulua of sorgliutii tor
forage or grain and kaffir com. Alt,o one
of Ine leu.iing counties in acreage of at
lalfa and in Ions and value of prairie hay.
Live slock raising is an Important Indus
try. Hie count v leuillnv 1.. numiu,.
I alue of cutile. Theid are over a uuarler
of u llil.hyn I ruit I lee of bearing uge. 1 .
'n' being apple.'' Ki Dorado bus ,ijo iii
liabilaius, electric light, water woiks, nat
ural gus. leu-phones. excellent public
schools, also the Bruiiiback academy.
Improved this farm would bring init per
acre. You can buy it fur & and improve
it yourself. Owner is a nonresident and
forced to sell. Write us today.
STUINUER INVESTMENT COMPANY.
4o3 Bee building, Omaha, Neb.
J; M0 $
WANTED Send me your address on a
postal card for a list of bargains In
Rush county land. K. C Kniyack, Al
exander. Kan. (20j M4'J2 6x
Nebraska.
FOR BALE At bargain, 104 acres Improved
farm In Antelope county. Neb" Address
HaikOW Co., 41. W. Us I gu, Chicago. J;;.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AXD HAM II I. AMI FOn SALE
.rkraika--Coaiuf4,
NOW Is t lie time to buy wesiein Xebiaska
land. Call or write and we will nlow
you where you mn make some money.
B1EREH & CO., 4U BtK HLD(.
1) 4. 7x
Kr(h Daksta.
OUT THEY GO
On the new C. M. St. P. Coast Railway,
through Adams county. North Dakota,
which !. attracting homeaeekera ti an
unexcelled farming country. Sunshine,
free coal, pure water, sursverops, a home
snd profitable occupation for you. Land
I ut $10 to 120 an acre row. Easy terms.
We have homestead relinquishments for
sale, fcieo Win. 11. Brown Co.. Haynea
or iMott, North Dakota, or 131 LaSalle St.,
Chicago, 111. Maps tree. Mention tills
paper. Or write our Mandan, North Da
kota, office. (20) MMa
South Dakota.
SOI'TH DAKOTA LAND.
WELL IMPROVED ln acres three miles
east Draper, S. D. Everything ready to
go to work. Immediate possession. Choice
relinquishment. Sixteen miles southeast
Pierre. H. J. Brain, Harper, la.
(20)-M411 7x
SOME choice farms in eastern South Da
kota for sale or exchange. Easy terms.
K. J. Hicks, Big Stone City. 8. D.
(3U)-M404 Mix
M lsceljaneous.
WESTERN LAND, large and small tracts',
sale and exchange. National Invt. Co.,
62 Brandels Bldg. (20) 866
HERE IS A QUICK MONEY
' MAKER.
LOCATE on the Lower Brule Reservation.
iiooa coiims yei 10 iia naa, open xor
filing. Will locate you for a reasonable
amount. Address O. M. Bertleson,
Presho. S. I). CW-M247 A3
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$h TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Weed,
Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam. (22) 870
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., 1604 FARNAM.
(22)-u7
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
O'Keefe R. E. Co., 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
ll)-8ti
LOWEST "RATES Bemis, Paxton Block.
(22)-873
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
(22) 809
PRIVATE MONEY-CASH ON HAND
NO DELAY. J. H. MlTHEN. 202-3 1ST
NAT. BANK BLDG. TEL DOUG. 127S.
(22) 875
BV4 PER CENT money to loan on eastern
Nebraska, farms and good business piop
erty in Omaha.
ALFRED C. KENNEDY,
209 First National Bank Building. Tele
phono Douglas 722.
(22)-$71
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN.
Will loan u' 6 per cent $10,000 for 3 or 5
years on first-class real estate mortgage
security. Nothing only high-class Improve
ments will be considered. In answering
give description and rental Income of the
property ami the amount of loan desired on
same. Address C-228, care Bee.
(22)-M500 5x
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
(22)-S73
MONEY to loan on Improved city property.
Hastings & Heyden, -L"04 Farnam St.
(22)-874
HONEY TO LOAN On Improved city prop
erty; building loans a specialty; no delay.
W. H. Thomas, 603 1st Nat l Bk. Bldg.
(22-M711 All
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
. (22)-87B
PRIVATE money to loan; no delays. J.
II. Sherwood, 616-617 Brandeis Bldg.
(22)-877
W. H. THOMAS lends money.
(22)-M742 All
WE ARE offering $1,300 loan on modern
6-room house, worth $2,760. All specials.
Including puvlng, paid. Loan for three
years.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1704 Farnam St.
(22) 518 4
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy secondhand furniture,
cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes, quilts
and all kinds of tools, or will buy th
furniture of your house complete. The
highest price paid. Call the right man.
Tel. Douglas 3871. (26) 2.1179 All
IEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes, etc. Red
6401. (26) M878
SECONDHAND feed sacks. No amount oo
large or too small. Wagner, fcul N. lftth,
(26 7
WANTED A -light spring wagon In good
condition, if at a bargain. Address M
219, care Bee. (25) M503 4x
FIVE-PASSENGER automobile wanted In
exchange for choice section of land
situated In Kimball Co., Neb., near county
seat. Will guarantee to turn land at
market price and must have auto priced
accordingly. Address Merchants holsl,
Omaha, Bat. or Sun.
HOLMES INVESTMENT CO.,
Kimball, Neb.
(25)-M414 5
CASH paid for secondhand clothing, shoes.
etc. 308 N. 16th St. Tel. Red 8325.
(25)-880
WANTED Cash register. Joseph Slobondy,
Greeley. Neb. t25)-M226 6x
WANTED TO RENT
IF anyone has a six-room modern cottage
near car line, which he will lease for
one or two years at not more than $22.60
per month, to adults who will assure
good care of property, address B 227
Wee- (26)-M507 6x
WANTED By young woman; employed'
room and board with private family In
J1..I.V.U.U para aisirict. Aailres, J-234.
Bee.
(26)-M548 6x
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position as nurse, city or travel
ing. J. H. Renfroe, General Delivery
Omaha. Neb. (27)-M569 4x
WANTED Position on farm as farm hand
have hud some experience. Address Clar
ence Williams, Mott Ohio St., Omaha, Neb.
(27) M667 6x
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SALE BONDS.
Village of Sidney (Nebraska) water bonds
in the sum of $20,000.00, bearing per cent.
Interest, for sale.
Apply to LESLIE NEUBAUER. Village
Clerk, Sidney, Neb. MciU8 W&S.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS-U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF
AgriculluiM, Office of Secretary, Wash
ington, D. C, March 24. ( !.
Sealed proposals will be received at the of.
Ike. of the disbursing clerk until 2 p. m.
Tuesday, April 21. l!i, for constructing and
furnishing table, cases, hoods, plumbing,
etc., for laboi alories in St. Louis, Mo.;
Pittsburg. Pa., snd Omaha. Nebraska. Spe
cifications ami foil information fuinMied
on application to t tie disbursing clerk Bids
must be sealed and addrehaed to the Secre
tary of Agriculture, in accordance with in
structions t lven on schedules. JAMES W1L
eON. Secretsry. A2d 3t
FORT MEADE. S. D. MARCH 4, 108-Sealt-d
proposals in triplicate for connri.o
tlun of drainage ditches, brl lge, culverU.
etc.. will be received hers until 10 a. in.,
April lo, lri, and then opened. Informa
tion furiieshed upon application. Plana
and sp .-clf lest ions may be seen at T'nitsd
Plates (Juarttrmaster Offices. Oman
Denver. Chicago. St. Paul and this otitis)
The lilted males reserves the right to
sc-ept or reject any or all proposals or
any part thereof. Envelopes contain n;
proposals should be endorsed ''Fro' aW
for Drainage Ditches. Bridges. Culverti,
Ktc ," and addressed to 1.. C. S lorer
Captaln Fourth Calvary, Constracti'ig
yuartei matter. Fort Meade. 8. D.
MU-13-U-14A1-I
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FiiR PUBLIC BUILDING!'
Office Constructing WnHrtermaster. Ft.
Mackeiisie. Wyo., March 9. 19". Sealed pro
posals In triplicate will be received at this
office until in s. in. (mountain time) April
7. 1!. for construction of brick hospital,
brick quartermaster storehouse, brick quar
termaster stable, brick fire station, frame
coal shed and steel-clad maganlne, and for
the installation of plumbing, heating, elec
tric wiring and electric fixtures in butld
Inss where specified, plans and specifica
tions may be seen at offices of chief quar
termaster, Denver. Omaha. Chicago and St
Paul; depot quartermaster St. lxniia and
st this office, at which latter place all In
formation may be obtained. U. 8. reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Enclose
proposals 111 sealed envelopes marked "Pro
posals for Public Buildings," addressed L.
17. Hohl, 2d Lt. 19th Inf.. Act. gr. Mr.
M9-10-11-12A4-S
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Anna Kennedy to Frances Fransee
Manyer, lot 17, block 1, Denman
Place, and other lots $ 1
Molllo Zilg to Joseph W. Morrow and
wife, t-y, lola 6 and 7, Williams'
subdlv 662
County treasurer to Catherine Smith,
lot 15. block 27, McCormick's 2d add
Ida O'Neill to Maud O'Neill and Rich
ard O'Neill, lot 7, Swetnam's subdlv. 4,600
Lafayette Shipley and wife to Rasmus
('. Rasmusscn, n20 ocres of wViSW-iia,
7-16-13 5,000
V. Bates to Charles M. Chance, lots 1
and 2. block 17, Wilcox 2d add 1
Anna B. Olson to William F. Olson,
lot 12, block "R." lxjwe's add 2,000
Frank B. Hibbard to William Rich
ards, w4 lot 10, block i, Patrick's
add 1
Margaret C. Colvln to Elisabeth Tliell,
eH lot 6, Sprlrg Valley 300
County treasurer to Magdalena Vesiak.
lots 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, block 3, Melias'
add
diaries Ladd Thomas to Dexter L.
Thomas, lots 12 and 11, block 6, and
lot 1, block 11, and lot 8, block 10,
North Omaha 100
William Ebcrnpecher and wife to Will
iam Nelll, sVj lot 1, tax lot 34, se4
sw'i, 15-15-13 2,000
Annie McGavock to Eml! O. Carson,
lot 12. Rlvervlew (McGavock'si add.. 2
Lena C. Kreymborg to George Eggers,
all ofblock 8, Sallng's add 3.000
James ,1. Fitigerald and wife to Caro
line. Abelein, lot 4, block 32, Al
bright's Choice 175
Hastings & Heyden to Margaret Mul
lin, lot 3. block 2, Hastings & Hoy
den' 2d add 450
Robert O. Fliik, county treasurer, to
Hattie U Hawver, lot 8, block 24'.',
Omaha, .'..
Frank Strathicker and wife to William
Watson, lot 23, Washington Square.. 2,200
Mathlas Schwarz and wife to Charles
F. Breltenbucher, lot H, block 32,
Albright's Clolce 710
Marthena Saunders et al. to C. D. Wil
son, lot 13, block 132, South Omaha... 723
Simon C. Kendis and wife to B. B.
Baldwin, part lot 7, Thornells add.. 3.S50
John Broomfield to Gertrude Broom
field, part lot 106, Oise's add 2.6O0
Rose B. Mclntyre, administratrix, to
Churles Loftman, lot 8, block 3, Haw
thorne add 60
Helen C. Ha8.se to Richard M. I.ewls,
lot 3, block 4, Orchard Hill u'lO
Total $28,627
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
ciinnpFsim ToiRs
LUiiUrt siso to $U65
11 Expensos. Bend for Booklet
THOS. COOK a SON
84S BROADWAY, HEW YOIE
Cook's Travelers' Checks Payable
Bvsrywhsre
SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE
10.000 Too Twin-Screw Passenger Steamera
Direct to
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Bailing from New York at noon.
United BUtra .. April 1 I Hellli OUT Mar 14
0 r II April SO I I'nttrit stales May 28
Saloon 7 and up: Beonna' Cabin $r7..V).
A. E. JOKNSOXr It CO.,
138 B. Xlnsca St., Chicago, 111.
BOWLERS Wl.ND IT WITH FEAST
Pleasant Final of Commercial
League Seasosi.
Nearly 101 knights of the "strikes and
spares," members and friends of the teams
comprising the Commercial Howling league
of the city, assembled at the Her Grand
hotel Thursday evening to offer congralu
lutlon8 to the winners of championships,
both team and Individual, of the season of
1D07-8, and also to partake of the bounti
ful supply ot eatables and drinkables
served at the second annual banquet of
the league.
During the consumption of the palatable
food and the various other refreshments
and cigars everyone forgot thut the gal
lant Grotte "fouled" on the "fifth" and
Mahoncy "split" his last one with the
president. After the serving of the elabo
rate menu and while those present were
bowling In the realm of Frau Nicotlna,
President Waleni In bis opening address
predicted a flattering future for the bowl
ing game.
Owing to the absence of George Fox,
donor of the league pennant, who was to
present the same to the Omaha Bicycle
(earn, winner of the league championship,
the presentation speech was made by
President Walens and accepted by Sam
Boord of the winning team.
Carl Relter, the genial manager of the
Orpheum, was present and In his inimitable
manner convulsed the banqueters with a
number of humorous stories.
A handsome silver loving cup, donated
to the bowler of the highest Individual
average, was won by President Walena
and presented by the donor. D. J. O'Brien,
In a neat manner. To possess the cup
permanently It has to be won three times
by one man.
J. J. Berger, city bowling champion, was
presented with a handsome diamond ring,
donated by Fred Brodegaard, and W. A.
Keyt, the proprietor of the Metropolitan
Bowling alleys, on which all t he league
games was played, was presented with a
handsome pair of cuff buttons by the
members of the various teams.
During the course of the banquet and
the presentation speeches the banqueters
were regaled by orchestral music and ap
preciable selections by the quartet of
warblers, Mahoney, Berger, Waleni and
Nelson.
At the conclusion of the function It was
decided by those present that all records
had been broken during the evening, and
although Secretary Solomon had not the
averages at hand It was asserted that
Drlnkwutcr bowled Sol.
WITH TIIE BOWLEHS.
The Indians took a straight series from
the Bciios at the Association alleys last
night. Changstrom carried off the high
total for the evening with 64ii and Zimmer
man the best single game Willi 216. Tonight
the Ouiinods and Gate Cltys will fight to
tee who shall occupy second place in the
league race.
1st.
2,.
ir.
ltio
111
1T4
H.7
3d.
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lis
Tot.
4'W
64.
4JJ
Gardiner ...
Changstrom
Stone
Sayles
Hlnrichs ....
173
21 H
l.VI
1W
Ili6
Totals SU
INDIANS.
802
2,404
1st. 2d. 1. Tot.
Flothow 1 l;'.l ltti 4:i
Johnson 177 l.V JHx fix
Lyons Hi4 173 15s f.ij
Bengele I'M IV 1 lUi 47
Zlmiiiernun 163 215 161 Sly
Totals
.834 846 829 2,jMj
Monarch Pool Tournaanra t.
Harsch won an exciting game from
Stephens by a score of 126 to ha) in the
Monarch pool tournament Thursday night.
Scratches: Harsch, 2; Stephens, 2. Score
by Innings:
Harsch-1. 12. 4. 1, 10, 6. 3. 13, 8. 1. 1, 0. 4. 2
5. 1. 2. 0. . 5. 2, 2, 0, 2, t. 0. 11, 1. . Total. 127.
Slepheim 4, o, 14, 4. K li, 1, 7. 2, 6, . I a
1, 8. '. 2. 5. 0. O, 4. 7. 1, 0. 4, 0. 1. 0. Total- 102
j Friday night Stephens and Swanson.
i STANDING.
- P. W. 1 Per
Sciple 3 o i.imi
Reynolds I 2 O I fill
Keyes 4 3 1 .7i,
I'sher i 3 .)
Harsch 13 2
Ewanson 4 2 2 v'l
Stephens 4 1 $
Haaio I o J .ouo
WHITE SOX TAKE FIRST ONE
Householder Mak His Initial Bow
and Catches On with Fans.
HITS TWICE FOR THREE BASES
I. ark of Training of Omaha Pitchers,
Who Are Too Free stllh Passes,
Cnapled rlth Errors, Gives
Gam to t hlcago.
Pa proved himself a veritable David
llarum when he traded Big Gus Thompaon
for Householder. This was clearly dem
onstrated Friday afternoon at Vinton street
park In the first Sox game, when House
holder landed on the ball for two three
sackers and caught everything which came
his way and showed that he la a ball
player and a valuable acquisition to the
team. Chicago won, S to 2.
The advantage of spring training In a
warmer clime showed clearly In the better
condition of the Chicago men, who woiked
like clockwork, especially the pitchers, who
did not pass a man, while the Omaha slab
artists passed six and lilt three men.
Ta used three pitchers and Conilskey
used two, sending the veteran Flene In lo
hold down the game as soon as Nelson
showed signs of tiring. Rltzman started
the work for Fa and pitched a
umgnlflcent game, holding the Sox without
a hit for three Innings and allowing but
one in the fourth. Hall was then sent
In to work out and the cold weather of
the last werk told heavily on the slim one,
for he had no control whatever and passed
and hit men In the seventh Inning until
two runs were made on one lilt. He had
held them safe for two Innings and then
went to pieces. Mets. took his place In the
eighth Inning and he started the same as
Hall had started the seventh, by passing
the first man up and hitting the second,
llonseholder Makes Good.
High hope was held by the fans for a
time that the game might be annexed, as
a good starter on the season, but It was not
to be. After the Sox had been blanked In
the Initial round, with two out, Autrey
stung a, fast one . between Lee Qulllln and
Big John Anderson, formerly of Washing
ton. D. C. Then Householder made his
bow. The result was that bad It not been
for the Storx sign the ball might have been
rolling yet. As It was Tip O'Neill was able
to field it back In time to atop House
holder on third. Chick had. of course,
scored.
Thus It was until the fourth, when with
two out and Purtell on third as the result
of a triple, Welch dropped one he should
have held and the score was tied. The tie
held good until Hall went up In the
seventh, when two runs were scored and
three more were added on Metx's wild work
in the eighth.
Purtell did some star work for the Sox
and Hub Hart caught a foul after a hard
run. Belden and Welch made two errors
for Omaha.
More pitchers will be tried out this after
noon. The score:
OMAHA.
B,M rf B- n. H. O. A. E.
Belden, rf 4 n j j j
Kitf. as 4 0 0 0 1 0
Autrey, lb 4 1 2 11 1 0
Householder, If 4 1 a n
We,h- 4 0 T 3 I ?
Graham, 2b 4 0 1 4 1 n
A""''". 3b 4 0 0 I 2
Gonding, c 2 0 0 " o 0
LeBrand. o 1 0 0 1 1 n
Hits-man, p 1 0 0 (1 4 0
l' ' P t 0 0 0 1 0
Melz, P 1 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 34 2 6 27 16 2
CHICAGO.
rex- ... . " AB' n- H- - A. E.
N-"!, ft 4 0 2 10 0
Osteen, ss 6 0 1 12 1
Hart, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Anderson, lb 6 0 1 11 1 0
LeJeune, If 4 110 0 0
Purtell, 3b 3 2 1 1 3 u
Qulllln, 2b 2 11 1 o
Armbuater, c 1 1 0 9 0 0
Nelson, p 2 o 0 1 1 0
I'lene, p 1 1 0 1 1 0
Weaver 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 32 6 7 27 10 1
Weaver batted for Nelson In the seventh.
Omaha 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 0-b"
Three-base hits: Householder (2), Purtell.
Passed balls: Gonding, 1; LeBrand, 1.
Bases on balls: Off iRltrman, 3; off Hall,
2; off Meta. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By
Hall, 1; by Meta, 2. Struck out: By Rllx
man, 3; by Hall, 1; bv Nelson, 4; by Flene,
3. Ix-ft on bases: Omaha. 6; Chicago, 8.
Double plays: Householder, to Graham;
Austin, Graham to Autrey. Stolen bases:
Graham, Autrey. Sacrifice hits: Osleun,
yulllin, Weaver. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
Clark.
EVENTS OX THE RINMVG TRACKS
rlz Horses Fall In One Itace at IVavr
Orleans and Three Jockeys Hart.
NEW ORLEANS. April 3. -Six of the fif
teen starters in the third race at the Fair
Grounds today fell. The first to go down
was Bert Orsa, which fell with Jockey
Martin shortly after the start. Then In
the stretch turn Harold D fell and BenBon
hurst, Calabash, Wild Irishman and Com
nunlpaw fell over him. The riders of these
flvei were, respectively. Jockeys Koerner,
Rice, Bilac, Leibert and Sklrvm. Bilac and
Sklrvin were unhurt, but all the others
were Injured, Martin having a broken leg
and Rice a broken collar bone. The cause
of the spill was Wild Irishman, which
stumbled. All the fallen horses were out
siders in the betting. Weather clear .track
fast. Results:
First race, four furlongs, selling: Pinion,
I116 l.Nottcr), 24 to 1, won; Servicence, 1
(Lelgert), ltf to 1, second; Injury, 103
(Rosen), 6 to 1. third. Time: 0:4Xs. Alive,
Geoige C. Dillon, Anderson. She Wolf,
Hardyana. Nebraska Lass, Shone and
Meauow Grass also ran.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Fnessy, 108 (J. Leei, 4 to 1, won; Apple
Toddy, 103 (Notter), 10 to 1, second; Tartar
Maid, 5 (Schleslnger), 4 to 1, third. Time:
1:075- Hostile Hyphen, Feast, Jennie's
Beau, Outboy, Balla, Padrone, Hasty, Flor
ence N, Stono Street, Vansel and Scallop
also ran.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs,
selling: ben Double, 116 (Howard), 12 to
1. won; Ben Strong. 115 (J. Lee). 13 to lo,
second; Canopian. 113 (Kermalh), 00 to 1,
third. Time: 1:0?,. Bezerrlan, No Quar
ter, Toboggan. Rickey. Billy Strong, Fox
meude, Berl Osra, Calabash, Wild Irish
man. Communipaw, Harold D and Benson
hurst also ran. -
Fourth race, six furlongs: Carthage, 110
(Notlcr), 6 to 1. won; Hyperion II, 110 (J.
!), 2 to 5, second; Cooney K. 107 (V.
Powers). 12 to 1. third. Time: 1 : Char
lie Eastman and Doona also ran.
Fifth race, one mile: Pliikolu, 102'i (V.
Powers), 4 lo S. won; Ketchemlke, 1"3 (Not
ter), 2 to 1, second. Kexune, 1)7 (Bilac), 40
lo 1. third. Time: 1:3:17,. Masquerade end
It. C. Kami also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Bertha
E. PM (V. Powers), 16 to 1, won; Spion. lit)
(J. Baker), 20 to 1. second; Behest rume, loi
iDelal), 7 10 1. third, 'lime: 1:14. Come
On Sum. Blue Lee, Frontenuc, Topsy Rob
inson, Chief Hayes and Lldwlna also run.
Seventh race, mile and one-sixteenth,
selling: Teo Beach, log (V. Powers), OH to
1, won; Funlculuite, 111 (J. Lee), t to 1,
second; Jim Kunpson, 110 (S. Flynn), 11 to
5, tnlrd. Time: 1 :47V. Laud Breeze, Lord
Dixon, Creel, Knight of Ivnnhoe, Javanese
and Okenlte also ran.
MS ANGELES, April S.-Summary.
First race, vcn lurlongs: John Lvle
(I'M, Musgrave. 7 to 61, won; Varieties (I'M),
Archibald, 6 to 61. second; Mandarin (1"J,
M.ulm, 8 to 1), third. Time, 1.25',j. Ten
Row, Sauted. John J. Rogers. All Right
and I-ileiio also ran.
Second race, four furlongs: Fiiese Gut.
Goldstein, even), won; Inclement lio, Mc
lntyre, 8 to 1 1, second; Wlldwood 1W), Mus.
grave, 10 10 D, third. Time. 0:41V Larry
Mulligan. Ak-Sar-Bcn, Lucky Mate. Ollle
Ward. Knight of East. Marguret. Delorine,
Hsxlet and Belle of Brass also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs: Summer
(loud Ilii4, Martin, I) to lui, wolt; Bauble
(I'M. Klce, M 10 1), second; Huapala l"4
Goldstein, 12 lo II, third. Time. 1:261!
Onaiawalann, Grandita, Burnolette and
Suninark alaj ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Butsnlst (lie
Goldstein. 3 to 6), won; Don Domo (loll
Preaton, T to 2). second; Crillo (111, Bull
man. 16 to li. third. Time. 1:12. Lord of
the Forest also ran.
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fine wood or cane
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Bam Bernard (K. Goldstein, 9 to 10), won;
r.u oneriuuu tnu, Aiusgrave, b to 1), sec
ond; Jin hi non (111, I'reston, 5 to 1), third.
Time. a:!K4 nniiv n.nii. n n. i
Associate also ran.
blxth race, seven furlongs: Kerry (107,
MUSB-rave. !i In Rl mr,,. unn,,,lul. ,,,'?
Uoldsteln, 13 to 1U) second, ' Thomas Flier
nt7. PreStOn. 1t If! Rl ItllrH Tlma- l-'ICAt
Liecoratnr and Wherewithal also ran.
oevenin i.ice, seven lurlongs: Charles
Green 1104, Goldstein, ( to 2) won, Veritas
vincu inn, ice, a 10 i) second, Taby Toea
1IU Pullahan 111 tn It l.l- Tl... t .1,1
.v .1IIIU. 1II1ICI. X.l.
Leo Brlglit, Uellasco, Adela K., Paul I., Dr.
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ttiih, iTiuuuei, uanuocence, i'yrrno, lown
topics anu uiiena also ran.
DIII.UIXG FOR ROD AMI t.U. CLUD
Company Organised (or Purpose Meets
and Elects Ottlcers.
A big majority of the stock Issue of the
Building association of the Omaha Hod and
Oun club was represented at the meeting
held In the Merchants hotel Thgisday even
ing. Jeff W. Bedford, president of the as
sociation, acted as chairman of the meeting,
and A. T. Oow as secretary. The following
were elected as members of the board of
directors for the ensuing year: Jeff W.
Bedford, F. It. Dufreue. T. W. Baumer, A.
T. Oow and Dr. O. A. Osantner.
The stockholders' meeting then adjourned
and the buard of directors niet and organ
lied by electing Jeff V. Bedford president;
F. R. Dufrene, vice president; A. T. fjow,
secretary, and Dr. O. A. Gsantner, treas
urer. The next meeting of the board will con
vene at the call of the president.
All la I.ovelr Now.
Householder Is here, King Is here,
warmer weather Is here and Pa's entire
team Is ready for the three games wllh
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the Chicago White 8ox, the first of which
Is being played this afternoon. House
holder arrived Thursday night from I.oi
Angeles and looks fine as a fiddle. Ha lisa
been playing all winter In the Iab Angeles
San Diego league, so does not need any
preliminary workouts, but is ready for the
fray.
Progress of Auto Racers.
BAN JOSE, Cal.. April S.-The Italian
car left Bradley this morning and Is ex
pected to reach this city about 4 p. m.
OQDKN, Utah, April .-Tho Uerman car
In the New Yorlt-to-Parls race departed at
10:30 this morning without undergoing any
repairs.
Sporting; Gossip,
The, members Chicago White Sox will
occupy the lower boxes at the Burwood
theater Saturday evening.
Rusa Hall Is out with the claim that his
Butte team will be In the running through
out the 1908 race. "
Buck Thiel Is playing left field and lead
ing off at the bat for I.lltle Rock. Ha
walloped the ball three times In a recent
game.
Dick Grotte has laid In a supply of
weather coats to be presented to each
grandstand ocrupant at the gate if the
temperature demands.
Thus far none of the recruits lias gone
to eating the grass and Pa has every
hope of bringing the meadow to a full
sluture of maturity tiiia summer.
Fred Beell Is matched to wrestle Amerl
rus, the famous Baltimore) graonler. In
Hultlmore April 11.
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