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THE OMAllA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 11. 100S.
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REAL ESTATE
CITT PHOI'KHTV FOR BAtB
(Continued.
ACRES
' for
prwRnAN iroMRfl,
TIIICK nATtPENlNO.
FRUIT O ROWING,
BEE Cft.TT'RK.
M RPFRY OROCNDS,
In
KEYSTONE PARK
$175 to $400 Ter Acre.
Lois I to 19 acres each, three-fourth of
a mil t of Benson.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Firt Floor N. Y. L. Bldg. '
Tel. Doug. 1731 "A" 1188.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
no Board of Trad Bldg.
Tel. Doug. 149 "A" J049.
(191-6-7T 10
NEW HOUSE
For Sale or Rent
$750 CASH
And the halance the same as rent, will
buy this BRAND NEW MOUEHN DWKU
LING; has good furnace, gas, t.iectrlelty,
three bedrooms and bath room on second
floor; three rooms and nice reception hall
first floor; nicely pnpered; large ;ttlc and
cemented cellar. A nice east front lot, with
Bbsae ana cement walks.
Look at It, 2111 North. 15th !5t. Price,
I3.00.
If It la nof gold within a few dave ws
wlJJ offer It for rent at 135 per month.
GARVIN
BROS.,
1104 Farnnm ft.
(1!)-
-M917 11
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued!
PA BEATS COLLEGE BOYS
AM esp.-clsllv annlnua for an application
for a special fund of I&.00. , F. IX Weed.
18th and Farnam Bti. t22)-M807 11
Champs Win Practice Game
Bellevue 9 to 1.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANT to make an Investment of Ij.fcoo
to ,ht)M on Iirst-ciase improve -tate;
muat give full particulars and lo
cation; no talk, no showing, but busi
ness. Addresa L ill. -Wee. .......
(SI) M40 lix
GAME CLOSE UFIIL SEVENTH wiscojsi gymnasts winnrri
WANTED TO BUY
Then the Prs Lead Brewae's
Carre for Fear Hlta Baeee
Balla aea Error
D the Rest.
WANTED To buy secondhand furniture,
cook and neamm aiorra, iuh
leums, office furniture, old clothes, quilts
and all klnda of tools, or will buy the
furniture 01 your house comptete. The
highest price paid. Call tha right man.
Tela. Uouglas 3911, Independent A-3971.
(lb) Mi 15
BEAT price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, atovea, clothing, shoes, eto. Red
MUL (26)-M87
WANTED to buy. two first mortgages of
shout ll.OuO each: farm security pre
ferred, but may consider Omaha city
property. Give full partlrulare and price
in first letter. Address R. F. Kiok at
Co.. 421 Uee Bldg.. Omaha. (25) MI7 14
cirnnvn.iii;n ino7 Model Tourine? car.
Moat be In f!rst-claas condition and
priced right. R. E. Holmes, 818 16th St
Omaha. t26)-M(B7 Ux
WANTEDTO RENT
WHEN writing to advertisers, remember
it takes but an extra stroke or two of
tn van to mention tha fact that ou
saw the ad In Tha Bee.
WANTED TO RENT Farm, from ' to
400 acres, aood corn land, with good
buildings. In eastern Nebraska or western
Iowa, between Bloux City and Omaha;
near a town In good settlement; la willing
to pav cash for stock, crops in ground
and rent. Bend all Information to J. C,
Hansen, St. F. Route 2, Minneapolis,
Minn. (M-M94S MX
MAN. AND WIFE want room and board
in private family. West part of town
preferred. Addreaa M 254, care Bee.
(26 MI04 12x
NEW EIGHT-ROOM
HOUSE,
WEST FARNAM
DISTRICT
On 41st between Dodge and Daven
port Sts., handy to both branches or Far
. nam car line, 8 large rooms, oak and birch
finish, very complete and up to dst. We
have several renters Willing to pay per
year, but would prefer to make a quick
aale S,;ft0.
Harrison & Morton,
113 N. T. Life Bldg. Tel. D.114. AS!44
(19 9S3 10
LIST your property with Cbrls Boyer. Sid
und Cuming Sta. (18 843
1 WANT an offer on the property, 1128 and
'H.10 H. 81st St.: two modern houses and
sood barn: well rented. Thla property Is
owned by an eastern party who must sell.
THOMAS BRENMAN,
Room 1, New York Lite Bldg.
. (191-S61
81NGL.H gentleman wants large. Bunny
room. Willi hoard. In strictly first class
house, or apartment; modern conven
iences; five minutes from center of city,
F. A. L., car uoya i neater.
(30-M988 12
WANTED Board and room by lady and
little boy S years old. rrefer near Park
Ave. school. Address, stating price, etc.,
cashier 414 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(Ml M108 12x
WANTED SITUATIONS
SMALL set of books to keep evenings and.
Haturdaya by experienced Dookkeeper.
Address A 248, Bee. CM-807 13
; REAL ESTATE
l-AU.tr AND HAAlU UKU FOB SALB
Nebraska.
CHOICE 'section unimproved Cheyenne
eouniy land, $10, per acre. Walter C
Macy. King, Neb. (20)TM7s llx
Wa do not generally Interest ourselves Iff
- sales -but nils Is so good and cheap that
wo have agreed to sell It, 480 acres one
.ii'lo Irmn Dunlap, Dawes1 county. Neb.,
: hi 1 1 hi Niobrara valley; six-room frame
iinuse, frame stable, cattle sheds; 2rt0 acres
irrigated from his own ditch; 40 acres
cultivated; 36V tona hay annually: all
leneed. Dally mall and telephone. Price.
ulii.60 per acre. Time on part if desired,
lite Nebraeka Trading Co., York, Neb.
2t-M950 iix
READ THIS
We can sell you land for from 812 to $13
per acre, every foot of which can be plowed,
and which will produce more than KM per
acre In wheat In one year, besides the In
crease In value of the land. It you are
looking for a good Investment, sea
B. E. BIERER & CO.,
411 Bee Bldg.
(20)-867 1
Narth Dakota.
OUT THEY OO
On tha new C. M. & St. P. Coast Railway,
through Adama county. North Dakota.
- which u attracting nomeeeekers to an
unexcelled farming country. Sunahlne,
frea coal, pure water, aure cropi, a home
and profitable occupation for you. Land
but 110 to 120 an acre row. Eaay terms.
W have homestead relinquishments for
sale. Ben Wm. 11. Brown Co., Haynea
oi Mott, North Dakota, or 131 LaSalle St.,
Chicago, 111. Maps free. Mention this
paper. Or write our Mundan, North Da
kota, office. (20 MS0
WHEN you write to
mention Tha Bee.
advertisers, kindly
FRIN'TKR wants Job; no booaer; married
thoroughly competent; twenty years ex
perlence. References given or come on
trial.- Prefer eastern Nebraska, western
lowavor eastern Kansaa. H. H. Pease,
Bchuvler, Neb. (27) M999 12x
WANTED Position for aeneral housework
where work ia light. Address, j-3i. care
we. . crr)-M(n i2
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUY of owner and savo commission; 830
ncres highly Improved furm, all under
fence, ad.lolnlng station In southern
North Dakota, For particulars, address
Box Kllendale, N. D.
(2t)-M!)90 17x
foutk Dakata.
S 40-ACRE Improved farm. Brown county,
tnnli lHkota, tin. Oil per acre. Two
smaller farms at bargain prices. Sev
eral quarters unimproved land. All fins
Investments and wi.l sianu clorfi.t In
epectlnn. Cash or terms. Box tl-8. Aber
deen. 8. D. (20) M915 M
160 ACRES of nlca land; eastern South
Dakota; will give terma to suit, If pur
chaser will ( on and Improve. Address,
Y-317. care Bee. t)) M 15
SOME choice farms In eaatern South Da
kota for sale or exchange. Easy terms.
n. J. Hicks, Big Stone City. S. D.
() M4i4 Mix
Mlsec
WESTERN LAND, large and small tracts;
sal and exrhanga. National Invt. Co.,
6-.' Brandels lililtf. X) St
REAL ESTATE LOANS
-ii' TO I1U.0U0 mad promptly. D. Weed,
Wtad Mldg.. ))tli and k'arnani. t2 (70
IRIVATB MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BKOU.. 1M FARNAM.
132)-I
William M. Rhyn to Nettle C. Camp
hell lot K. block 8. Parkar'a addi
tion ' 2.500
W..4 ru.nv and wife to William Han
cock, lot 3. block 129. South Omaha.. 3,250
County treasurer to C. M. Hunt, lot
11. block S. Mather's subdivision.
r ,.. v Novak to Waclav Novak.
lof 5. block a. Brown park i.wai
County treasurer to Lenora Sibley,
lots 1, TCi, A. jounte a anamou .
J. H. McShane, et al, to John A.
Creighton Heal Estate & Trust jo..
south 10 acre of ne!4 seVi aection
. 1-ia-li. and other land ..
Charles Vosa, et al, - executort, to
liana Ftahm, lota 7 and , diock z, .
' Saundera & Htmebaugh'a Mount .
Pleasant addition
Ti A. Williams to Hani Frahm. lot
9. block 1. Mount Pleasant addition .. 40
County treaaurer to George Morton,
lota 7, 8, 9. 10. 11, 12, 13, 14. 15u la, 17,
18, 19, 20, 21, 22, block 40. Ambler
place
Same to same, lots 1 to 18, Inclusive,
block 3S; lots 1 to 20, Inclusive, block
. Ambler place
Same to same, lots 1 and 2, part lots I
and 4; all lots 6, 6. 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18.
14. 15, 1. 17. 18, 19, 20, block S8.
Ambler place
Dundee Realty Co.. to Datua Shrenk,
lot 5. block 89, Dundee place
William ('. Patterson and wife to
Fred Patterson, lot 8, block 7; lot
24. and n'i lot 23. block 3, Hanscom
place 1
A. Theander to Alfred Hoagland, s,
lot 1 and at lot 2. block 12, Omaha
View v.. 1
County treasurer to N. M. Graham,
lot 24, block J, Missouri Avenue,
Park addition
A. N. Nells to Arthur Grossman, lots
I and 2. Convent place 8.00J
May K. Riale to John B. Lechtan-
wallner, aouth 119 feet of east 65
feet of lot 1, block 5, Lowe's Second
addition
John McDonald, sheriff, to J. W. Rob
inson, lots S and 7, block 8, Boyd's
ad.lH'.on EM
County treasuier to E. E. Balcli, lot
1, block 2. Summit addition
Same to same, lots 1 and 2, except
Boulevard: lots 3. 4. 6; part lots 8.
7. 8. all of lots 9, 10. 11, 12, 13, 14.
block 14. and lots 14 . and 15, block
18, Sun-unit addition
Same to same, lots 17 to IS, block 16:
lots 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8, except east
Hut feet of lot 9. block 17; and other
lots. Summit addition
E. E. Balch and wife to Stephen
Bangs, lots 8 and 10. block 9, and
oilier lots, Summit addition ,
Elmer Weberg and wife to Catherine
O Donnell, part lot ll'.J. Millard &
Caldwell's addition 1,309
John Armatla to George Matyja, n4
hit 2. block 4. Arbor place.. rrrt s:b
Hattle J. Ross and husband to Lotta
A. Ltllga. sub lot 4, tax lot 17, sec
tion 2U-1S-13 3400
James Elwood and wife to Lizzie
Coons, lot id, mock s. fitrton Hlli.. Z,750
Wahoo Mill Co.. to Fred Armbrust,
lot 5. block . Deer park 1.400
Eliza Burdett Patrick, et al, tr John
Davles, lot 9, block 4. Patrick place.. (00
O. C. Redlck to Christine Stalker, lot
24. block 2, Clark Redlck'a addition.. 875
Vnlted Real i&Usle Trust Co., to
school district of Omaha, lots 9 and
Hi. block 30. Kountse place 2,711
Olivia K. Ruth to same, lot 7, block
30. Kountze place 1,210
Mary Oliver and husband to same, lota
4. 5. . block 3o. same J.yi)
Luther Kounue and wire to same, lot
3. block 80, same , jajo
Mary Uoodelton to same, lot 3, block
30. same 03
Kclwtrd P. Hosnysneii to Km ma Lar
son, lot s, block "P" Lowe's
addition 325
from
ent season will be a full one, as dstes have
already Nen arranged with Normal, Blmp
snn. Pella and other schools, and the
Drake team will probably compete In the
atate tournament at Cedar Hunlda. The
men have been on the courts for a week,
and It will ba necesssry to pick the team
for the first of thediial contests In two
weeks. Hill, Prston. Arnold and Hieke are
the leaders of tha bunch at present.
Nine to one was the final score In tha
practice gam played Friday afternoon at
Vinton Street park between Pa'a cham
pions and tha college lads from Bellevue,
Pa winning. Tha game was really much
more Interesting than tha score would In
dlcate, as the Bellevue team fielded like
professionals and the pitchers did good
work, except In. the seventh, when Browne
weakened and Omaha mad alx runs.
Browne, the aouth paw, Is the- same
Browne who struck such terror to oppos
ng root ban players last fall with bis
good left oe, and he la Just as good with
his left arm and should be able to worry
any college team. Fowler starred In center
field and made two or three hard running
catches. Until the seventh Inning the
score stood 2 to 1 In favor of the profes
sionals, but tho seventh saw the downfall
of the collegians, for the pros lit on
Brown for fovfr hlta, which, coupled with
base on balls, two errors and two stolen
bases, did the business.
Hall showed them no mercy while he
waa In the gam, but sent In his entire
repertory of benders and crossfires, to the
utter dismay of the lads from the south
striking out Seven of them.
Bellevue' score came from overeager-
nesa on the part of Austin, who triad to
tag tha runner before ha had hold of tha
bail. Dow opened up yie sixth Inning with
a double and was sacrificed to third bv
Marvel. Chirk slammed the ball back
across the diamond, but Austin mlsqued
and Dow cam home.
Sioux City will open a three days en
gagement this afternoon.
The score:
OMAHA.
AB. R,
.. 4
.. 4
4
4
Mor Folate ( Tfcelr Credit Tkaa All
Tkelr Competitors.
MADISON. Wis., April 10 (8peclal Tele
gram. Wisconsin captured the weatern In
tercollegiate gymnastic meet In easy fssh
lon last nlaht. scoring a total of St1 points.
Chicago was second with 10 points; Minne
sota third with 1 points, and Nebraska last
with points. The entry of Washington
university, 8U Louis, did not materialize.
For the third time Captain Zeldlhark of the
Wisconsin team won the Individual honors,
winning first In the horizontal and paral
lel bars and on the rings and gettlna sec
ond on th horse. Greubela and Osthoff
scored six points each for Wisconsin, win
ning two seconds. The. meet was well at
tended, over 1.000 people watching the g m
tiaats and applauding their work. The rom-
fetltlon In the various events was close,
ut th superior training of th Badgers
told. In the Individual Mitchell of Ne
braska was given second place and I'zsell
ef Minnesota third. The Judges were George
Wittlch and C. H. Mlnter of Milwaukee
and E. H. Foster of Chicago.
Horlsontal Bar Zeidlhack. Wisconsin.
first; Greubela, Wlaoonsln, second; Koch,
Wisconsin, and Mitchell, Nebraska, tied for
third.
Parallel Bars Zeidlhack, Wisconsin, first:
Gruebela, Wisconsin, second; Koch, Wiscon
sin, third.
Side Horse Murrach, Chicago, first;
Zeidlhack, Wisconsin, second; Bmlth, Chi
cago, third.
Flying Rings Zeidlhack, Wisconsin, first;
Osthoff, Wisconsin, second; Kennedy, Chi
cago, third.
Tumbling Mitchell. Nebraska, first: Ost
hoff, Wisconsin, second; Rand, Minnesota,
third.
Club Swinging Nelson, Minnesota, first;
Perrlll, Chicago, second; Uzzell, Minnesota,
third.
Beldon, rf
King, lb
Atltrey, lb ..,
Hotsehldr, If
Welch, cf 4
Dolan, ss
Austin, 3b
Oonding, c ...
IjeBrand, c ...
Halt. r
Hollenbcck. p
H.
2
1
2
0
0
1
A. E.
Totals 34 9
"BELLEVVB.
AB. R.
3
9 27 15
Marvel, 2b
Larson, ss '
Crofsman, c
Browne. D ..
Haarman, p
Ohman. 3b .
Mohr. lb ....
Kearns, If
Fowler, cf
Dow, rf ....
H.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
O.
3
1
7
n
o
n
10
o
s
0
E.
1
0
0
0
0
24
0
1 0
2. Three base hits,
off Hall, 1; off
3
0 0
0 0
3
-9
01
Totals 28
Otraha 1 0
Bellevue 0 0.
Two base hits: Autrey,
King. Base on balls.
Browne, 1. Struck out, by Hall, 7; by Hoi
lenbeck, 3; by Browne, 3; by Haarman, 1
Left on bases, Omaha, 2; Bellevue, 2.
Double plays, Larson to Mohr to Crossman,
Stolen bases. Dow, Welch, Beldon. Autrey,
Sacrifice hits, Marvel. Time, 1:26. Umpire,
tsuicn t reeso of Charter Oak, la.
Roirkri and Dackliags
Ducky Holmes and his tribe will be down
from Sioux City Saturday, Sunday and
Monday to play with Fa's Champions out
on that beautnui grass plot. Here are thr
line-ups:
Sioux City,
.first bsse Sovereid
second base Andreas
third base...
:Khortatop ...
left field
left field
center field.
right field..
catcher
, catcher
pitcher
pitcher
pitcher
, pitcher
pitcher
Omaha
Autry-Dolan
Graham
Austin
Franck
Householder
King
We'sh
Belden
Gondlng
Le Brand..
Hall ,
Metz
Ritzman....,
Hollenbeck.
Noah
Holmes
...Granville
..Campbell
....Spencer
Weed
Henry
..Chapman
...Williams
Starr
Corbett
...Furchner
...Jacobson
Shoot at Easle Grove.
EAGLE GROVE, la., April 10 -(Special.)
There will -be a registered slioot at this
place prellnJnary to the great western
handtcBD event to be held at Des Moines,
on the 28th and 29th of July. This Is under
the ausDicea of the local gun club, and Mr.
Fred G. Whitney of the Winchester Arms
company will be the official secretary of
tha meet.
HI Kh Sckool Dnal Meet.
IOWA FALI.S. April 11 (Special ) One
of the first hlah school dual meets ar
ranged for this spring Is one between the
high school athletic teams or iiampton
and Iowa Falls. The meet, this year, will
be held at Hampton on April 25. The teams
ara evenly matched and Hainppton won
from Iowa Falls last year by the narrow
margin of three poln.s.
THREE NATIONAL TEAMS WINNERS
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and New
York to the Good.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10. The local a-
tlonal league team scored Its first victory
In tho spring serlea over tne American
league club today In a well played game.
Both sides were unable to hit the ball fre
quently, each securing three hits. The
series now stands: Americans, 2; Nationals,
1. Score: - R.H.t.
Nationals 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 02 2 2
Americans 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 S 2
Batteries: Nationals, McQulllen and
Dooln; Americans, Plank and Smith, em
pires: Connolly and Emslle.
BALT1MORK, April 10. The New York
American league team won from th Balti
more Eaatern league team today Dy hitting
Pearaon hard In the second Inning. Man
ning's wildness In the sixth aided Baltimore
toward three runs, score; K ti.c.
New York. ...... .0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4 9 1
Baltimore 0 o o o o I o o 05 7 o
Batteries: New York, Manning and Blair;
Baltimore, Pearson, Hufford and Byers.
Umpires: Hearn and McAtee.
CINCINNATI, O., April 10 Washington
(American), 2; Cincinnati (National), 3.
1
WEEK OF ATHLETIC CONTESTS
Solid Gold Diamond Set I.ocket (o Bo
Awarded Winner.
Next week a big athletic carnival will be
pulled off In the Young Men's Christian as
sociation, four events being scheduled for
each evening. A solid gold diamond set
locket is offered bv Louis A. Borshein to
the man who scores the most points during
the week. With so many events and about
twenty prominent entries the race for the
rrlze promises 10 ne close ana interesting,
n addition to thla Inducement for tho
contestanta to do their best work, notice
on v Physical Director pentland'a honor
list Is offered all those who qualify tor
third place In eight events.
i n eventa win oe as ioiiows:
Monday. April 13. horse, pola vault.
three-lap run, high kick.
Tuesday, underawnng. pun-up, quarter
mile potato race, running high Jump.
Wednesday, parallel pars, anot-put, Droaa
jump, one mile run.
Thursday, twenty yarn, one nunarea yara
and half mile swims.' distance dive.
Friday, horizontal bar,-fence vauivrope
Climb,' standing high Jump.
Saturday, high jump rrom spring Doarn.
half mile run, three broad Jumps, goal
throw.
BGELL READY TO MEET HACK
Has Money I p Now If Charley Waata
to Cover It.
"This talk about Bcell or Burns not being
willing- to give Charley Hackenschmldt a
chance to wrestle is all bosh," said Emit
Klank. Been s partner. "1 can Bay for
Beell that he has x&io as a side Det lor a
match with Hackenschmldt any time lhu
latter wants It. He would be glad to give
him a wrestle anywhere or any time. Beell
offered to wrestle big Hack, whom Gotcli
threw, and certainly he wouldn't have any
reason not to meet Charley unless It might
be that he thouant mm too easy.
Dr. Roller wltes me he cannot come to
Omaha until the laxt of May, so we will
arrange for a match with Carkeek and
Beell at the Auditorium about May 21.
Charley Hackenschmldt, who was adver
tised to meet Pardello In Omahar, wires that
Pardello Is sick and cannot come and wanta
to know It Demetral, the Greek, or Jim
Parr will do. Either probably would do for
him better than rardeito.
Kiar.k dislocated a rin in 111s wrestle with
DuOrsv at Lincoln. He threw DuGrav
straight falla, but his rib was hurt fifteen
minutes arter tn wrestle pegun. Duuray
had him locked with a scissors hold and
Klank turned and caused the accident.
GOODYEAR RAIN COATS-REICN SUPREME
AUGUSTA STOCK SALE STILL ON
Biggest "Cravenette" Raincoat Bargains in Town
A sale in which you may buy a Cravenctte Raincoat for less money than retail stores here
in town pay for theirs and to back this we sell our
Garments are tills tMNison'a mk
tvi
ir.ntlrA atrnk f our AiimistA. C.A.. branch on Mile at this storr
style's, well made FOR MUX, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
40--CENTS ON THE DOLLAR-40
The nmnnaor ' 'n h store at Augusta, " nnaMe lo renew lewe, and not suceeedlnfl ; In obtaining
suitahle location elsewhere in that town. wa. Instructed to ship his stork.. llK tZ
and Raincoats to be found anywhere, to this store, to bo plac.nl on sale at 4 CENTS ON THU. lMJLXuVIl, anej
opportunity' to buy a Cravenette for less money than ever before Is now yours.
OUR TEN DAYS APPROVAL OFFER '
Ball Team.
Ia., April l.-(8pe-
i llONkJY "lt LOAN On Improved city prop
- ertyt building loans a specialty; no delay.
V W. 11. Ulioiuat. iu3 1st Nat I Bk. Bldg.
(22-M74i AU
1 , -
LOANS on improved Omaha property
. O'Kscte H. U. Co., 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
LOWEST UATES-mla. Paxton Block.
U2)-H
PllIVATlS MONK Y CASH ON HAND
NO DfcLAY. J. H. M1T1IEN. ;-3 1ST
NAT. BANK BLDG. TEL DUVO. 127s.
122-;J
WANTED CUT loans and warrants. W.
f'aruant Smith v Co.. U.0 Farnam SL
(22-K
I '4 PKR CENT money to loan on eastern
Nebraska farms and good business piop
arty In Omaha.
' ALFKKD C. KENNEDY.
(Of First National Bank Building. Tel,
phoa Douglas ?C
tK-71
WANTED City loans. Pters
Trust Co.
122)-I73
MONEY to loan 00 Improved lty property.
. Haaunga At Hsydaa. Li Farnam 6t.
MONBY TO LOAN Fsyn Investment r0.
OB) T4
W. ti. THOMAS Unda money.
t2; Ad 41 All
Total
t3,333
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS. DE
partment of the Interior, Office of Indian
Affairs, Washington, u. t;., March .1, 11.
Sealed Proposals, plainly marked on th
outside of the sealed envelop "Proposals
lor improvements at (.row Agency, Hon
tana." and addressed to tiie Commissioner
of Indian Aflulra, Washington, D. C, will
be received at the Indian Office until t
o'clock p. m. of May , 14. for furnishing
materials and labor lor the erection of
hospital at the Crow Agency, Montana, In
strict accordance with the plana, specific,
tlon and instructions to bidders which may
be examined at thla office, tha otfires of
th "Record, Helena, Mont., the "Bee,'
Omaha, Neb., th "American Contractor.'
Chicago, 111., and the "Improvement Bulle
tin," Minneapolis, Minn., the t'nited Stales
Indian Warehouses al Chicago. 111., St
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a team representing the local association
which was d eked rrom ine eigni chips
of the Indoor league. The final score was
23 to 2.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
The Met Brothers' team took three
gamea from the Benns at the Association
alleys last night. Blakeney had the best
single game, witn -m, ana nis total or 7
ties Hlnrichs for th Edholm trophy for
th season. Tonight tho teams are the Oni-
mods and mors Blues, ncore:
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EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Fundamental, 12 to 1, Wins First
Race at New Orleans.
FAVORITE FINISHES SECOND
Jockey Delaby Is Snspeaded for
Remainder of Week ' Because
Ho Is Left at Post
Twlca. '
Messreh Pool Toaraaancat.
Th uma between Reynolds and Swanson
was hard fought, th score being close sll
tn way, Reynolds winning by a score of
12 to 122. Hcratchea: Swanson 2, Reynolds
4. High run: Swanson 26. Score:
Reynolda-0, 9, 1, 8. Z, 3. 13. I, S. X, 13, 7,
It, , I. 0. 0, 0, t. 0. 4, 7, 8, 2, 1, 0, 7. Total: 1211.
Hwanaon l. a, , 12, o, t, . u, ze, o. l, z, o,
4. 0. 1. 3, 0. 7, 0, . 4, 9. , , 7, 11. Total: 124.
Friday ntgnl Keynoins ana iiaracn.
STANDING.
Played. W,
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NEW ORLEANS. April 1.0-Jockey Delaby
waa suspended for the remainder or. me
week at the Fair Grounds today after his
mount had been left at the post In th
first and third races. Fundamental sur
prised the layers by defeating the favorite.
Pinion, In the first race. JJespite tne raci
that only a few days ago Fundamental
won at a long price It was figured that he
had no chance against Pinion. The latter
led at the start, but was beaten all down
the stretch, although making a game run.
Weather clear, track faat. Summary:
First race, four and one-half furlongs
selling: Fundamental (108, A. Pickens, 12
to II won, Pinion (1(K, 8. Flynn, 13 to 10)
seennd. Servlcence (luti, Ceibert, 12 to 1)
third. Time: 0:6iH. Disagreement, Dis
pute, Silverado, Guard Allen, After All,
Alice and Hlater Ollie also ran.
Sfconrt race, elx lunongs, spuing: jtica
(107'i. Warren, 6 to 5i won, Hlue I.ee (103,
BchK'Mlnger, 4' to 1) second, Bewitched (1JJ,
F. Hurton. M to 1) tnira. lime: i:i.
Oe Wills. Bitter Sir, Shirley Rossmore, The
Thorn, Virginia Maid, Rural Boy ana uan
lida also ran.
Third race, five furlongs, selling; Moyea
(ION, Burton. 6 to 1) won. Toboggan (111. A.
Pickens, 8 to 5) socond. Martins (111, Nlcol,
8 to 1, third. Time: 1:01. Penrhyn, wol-
lessa, Jim Beany, piiipwrein, ui y liii.,
E. Si. Kpurgron and Roal Income also ran.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing: Lotus Kater (109, Nlcol, 7 to 10) won,
Jack Wilt (1", 8. Flynn, 2 to 1) second,
Monsignor th), J. Haker, ifeVi to 1) third.
Time: 1:44. Arrow Swift, Lucky Mose and
Navasel also rnn.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling: Bird
Player (111, A. Pickens, 12 to 1 won, Rappa
hannock (111, Troxler, 16 to 1) eecond. Hen
Strong (111, F. Burton, even) third. Time:
1:01. Bertmont, Butlnski. Daring, Billy
Strong, Cam Pan, Akbur, Allonby and
Jerry Sharp also ran. -
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling: Miss
Btrome (105, F. Burton, 13 to 6) won, Splon
OOx'j. Nlchol. 8 to 6 second, Ben Double
nut .1 Iln&ard. 8 to til third. Time:
Svlval Belle, Jack Bratlon, Heart of Hya
cintlle, Plnstlcker, Lafayette. Big Ben,
Vlperine and Chancellor alao ran.
Seventh race, seven furlongs, ' selling:
Clifton Forge tl06, Nlchol, even) won, Royal
Ben (107, C. llenrv. 7 to 1) second, No yuar
ter (107, A. Pickens, to 1) third. Time-1:27H-
Conde, Fl Fall, .Judge Treen, Gil
fraln. Rickey, Delmore, You Win, W
Knapp and Communlpaw also rati.
S mutuary at Oakland.
OAKLAND. Cal., April lO.-Summar)' :
First race, futurity course, selling: Cur
riculum tluB. Butwell, 26 to 1) won, Nagaxam
(118, Mclntyre, 11 to 1 second, Calla (108,
w.ihi-t,,t, si) to 1) third. Time: 1:11V.
Dr. Coleman, Mlntis. Peggy O'Nell. Deneen,
Axura. Cerro Santo, Mechlin, Marvel P.
and Bankara alao ran.
Second race, four lurlongs, purse: raiau
Rose (W, Mclntyre, 7 to 1) -won, Jim Mai
lady (1(2, Lycurgus, 9 to 1) second. Middle
urA Mont rv. & to ii) third. Time: 0:48. Yel
low Foot, Intonation, Colonel Dick, Llstowel,
Narrator. Orlin Ormonde, Minaitu, fuie-
yard and Achates also ran.
Third: -race, nine ana twemy ymmm. uumo
Dollars (i8, Gilbert, 1 to 1) won, Daruma
1106, Mentry, 13 to 6) second, Garganthua
(10R, Lycurgus, 13 to 8) third. Time: 1:41.
Adena, By Bye II, Sea Lad. Captain Bur
nett, Tavora, Astoria Belle and Joe Coyne
also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Ellerd (93,
Klrsehbaum, 6 to 1) won. College Widow
(36, A. Walsh. 11 to 2) second. Toupee lit,
Mclntyre, S to 1) third. Time: LliH. Si
beria, Entre Noub. May L. N.i My Bill.
Anona and Silver Stocking also ran.
Fifth race, mile: Jack Paine , Qrothe,
I to 1) won, Patriotic (93, Buxton, 11 to 10)
second, Athgold (102, Mentry, 26 to 1) third.
Time: l:41Vs-' Rustler, Othmar, San Gil and
Thierry alao ran.
Sixth race, mile: Beggs (107, Mclntyr.
3 to 6) won, Catherine P. (93, Harris, 8 to 1)
second, Salnagenea (92, Gilbert. 13 to 1) third.
Time: 1:42. woirvtiie, Mign uun ana
Walter Miller also ran.
Sosnsnary at Brsslag,
BENNING, April 10.-8ummary :
First race, handicap, 3-year-olds and up,
five and a bait furlongs; Columbia course:
hiiiv Hihhs i ioh. McCarthy. 8 to won
Sugar Pine (97. C. Brady, 6 to 1) second,
'rim Wrestler (100. Falrbrother. 4 to 1) third.
Time: 1:104. Pantoufle, Smoker and Giles
ulun rjn.
Second race. 2-year-olds, four and a half
fnrlniias: old course: Takahlra (107, Mc
Carthy, 11 to 20) won. Elisabeth Sweeney
(107. Ouarring'.on, 4 to 1) second, Helen Hills
(104, McCahey, 20 to 1) third. Time: 0:ooH.
Hawk Wing and Gerald D. also ran.
Third race. 3-vear-olds. six and a half fur
longs; Coflimbla course: Qiivcdear (118,
Wo. VI to li won. Ban yah (116, T. Burns,
1 to 2) second. Azure Maid (111, Horner, 9 to
ii third. Time: l:ibW. Rlclimonu uuKe,
The Shaughraun, Orfano and Tea Ieaf alao
ran.
Fourth race, 4-year-olds and up, seven fur
longs; Columbia course: Kdgely (97, Mc
Fadden, 11 to 5) won, The Clown (100, Mc
Cahey, 6 to 1) second, Kempton (100, Fair
brother, S to 1) third. Time: 1:31. Howard
Sheen, Millstone, L'mbrella and Delphi also
ran.
Fifth race, selling. S-year-olds and up,
seven furlongs; Columbia course: Ivanhoo
(106, McCahey, 8 to 0) won. Miss Catcsby
(91, Falrbrother, 10 to 1) second. Bill B. Van
(93, Quarrlngton, 3to 1) third. Time: l:lfc.
Clonitnia lat.
Sixth race, handicap, S-yeat-olds and up,
seven and a half furlongs; Columbia course:
Giles (l'4, Falrbrother, 8 to 1) won.' Park
Row (112, Horner, 6 to 6) second, St. Joseph
(197, Bergen, S to 1) third. Time:
Tally and Winning star atso ran.
1:37.
SporllasT Geosla.
Dltohed In a 1 to 0
Clcotte pitched In a 1 to 0 victory at
Boston the other day. Eddlo McEaiiand
caught Hint. ,
Someone saya Rnscoe Miller went to the
outlaws because of the no-ioll-'em-ln-the-dust
rule. It probably was for money.
Has Tom Jenkins' partner taken up that
offer of Gotuh'a to bring aDout meeting
between the champion and the wide
mouthed New Yorker!
Tommy Burns is not on the briny deep
homeward bound. He has located another
lemon orchard In Gay Parce. And we're
all with you Tammaa, too.
Ducky Holmes has dreamed that the out
laws of California are after him. Come
out of It, Ducky. You'll get into some real
trouble If you aren't careful. ,
After the glorious feting he received
throughout his western tour Secretary Tad
was let down In his homo city of Cincinnati
by being taken to a game of ball between
the Reds and Washington. This looks like
a Forsker Job.
1 - n.t.iMin, i n r,t nroanerltv: ''It
Is not so easy as it waa Borne years ago to
pick up promiHing young players from the
minor leagues," says C. W. Somera. With
sixteen big teams scouring the country for
material tho country naturally Is kept
rather clean.
That furious Russian Lion, with claws
clipped and mano sheared, waited till he
got to New York and let out an awful
roar on Gotch. New York Is the placa
where foreigners can get comfort In
knocking Ihe west. Hackenschmldt can
make a hit In this country by quietly
slinking out of it.
Lincolnltes who have seen the Omaha
aquad In practice during the past week
relate that Buck Franks has the Western
league champs going along at a fast clip
and eonfeaa that It Is going to be no easy
task to keep thnm from starting off In
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defeated Friday at the Young Men's
Christian association by tha bald heads
and gray hairs of th noon class by the
score of 42 to 21. The game was clean and
faat, only four fouls being called. The
lineup:
High Bciioou fosmoii. jvoon i;iass.
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Referee: Nelson. i mpire: Biurgess.
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