Nebraska Newspapers

    REAL ESTATE
riTT property ron iL
(Continued.)
Very Attractive -HOMES
Three well built, new, mod-n l.o-io; lo.
ration snd surrnundlr g first-elans, nr:r
shout II minutes' walk, the ntt.-re .bout
10 nilnues' walk, west of court 'atiuse.
Prices: -
$5500.00
$5000.00
$4600.00
On a little farther out al only
. $3000.00
One In Dundee, on liberal Ifrrnn. at oniy
., $4000.00
WM. DICKEY REED
421 N Y Life Bldg.
TeleTflone Doug. 1261.
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-MS
n.ooo.
Eset f ratvt- lot -and ft-room house, on 24th
ft. aouth of Lake BL. F. D,,Wed. 3hoi
Far nam St. (1 MisA S
I WANT so offer on the property. 112a and
1130 B. II t St.: two mod-rn housee and
good baro; well rented. This property ta
taona by n eastern mrfr who muat eelL
THOMAS BRENJ-AN.
Room 1. iSear .York Lit Uldg
. '. U Ml
HOUSE AND LOT
250. POPPLETOX AVE.
House", six. toonis, lot 60x160
feet; asphalt pavement; perma
nent; Cement, sidewalk, 'all paid
for; city" water, .fewer and gas in
house;.. terms. to uit reliable pur
chaser; $2,500. See the proierty
and then the owner. William A.
DeBord. Room 520 First Nation
al Bank Building.
(19)-M9sa I
, . . tiAuo.
6euth and ea at-front cort er, on 40th and
, Jack Bte.. vary sightly. F. D. Wead.
18 Farnaitv Ground Floor Wead Fid.
(19)-1907 S
11400.
Full lt ft p!gn achool hill. F. D. Wead.
isni Fa tare St. a-M!K2
FOR SALE Seven-room house on large
lot; cistern and fruit. Installment. 34)1
Corby St. (19 M877 6x
13.000 New aat front rooms, strictly
modern, up-to-date. , Inquire 834 8. antli
. of owr, . ... 13S-M3 llx
East front, In. Windsor Place, west aide
Hanaoam Park. F. I). Wead. ln Farnani
8L. . . . . (1V MW4
IjEAIj ESTAT- TITL15 TRT7ST i"W
CHA8 E. WILLIAMSON. Proa. W.
us do
THB REED ABSTRACT CO.. eat. .Msg,
Prompt aerrio. Oat our prices. 171
Farnam. nf ) AM
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RIKCH (.AND FOB I1LB
Colorado.
GOOD FARMING ' LAN D.'
EAST PAYMENTS.
Near Denver. In Greeley dtatrict, black
anil, clay subsoil wells ft to 40 feet,
abundance of molature, low altitude, in
eral farming: Including corn raising; one
crop pay a for land; close to land ISO an
arre; low price, eaay terma; will aoon
douhle In value.
NATIONAL. INVESTMENT CO..
MS Bradlea Building.
" " Omaba, Neb.
:o-M9str
Kauaaa.
1 ACTUS.
20 acre a alfalfa. 7& arrea rurttvated. U arrea
hay. balance pasture; houae, large barn,
out bulldinira. aprin water, mica from
town, on main road; Mnrrla county, Kan.;
a trreal bia anap at S6.&ia.
We have othera.
BTRTNOER INV. CO., iM Bee Butldinu.
Omaha, ' - - (So Mi4
'V. Maataaja.
THE MATCHLESB JT'DTTH BASIN,
la Feryua county,. Montana, mhere they
arrow cropa of winter wrx-at. oats, barlev,
timothy and alfalfa; it ta btewd with 'a
- mild climate; new towna ara aprlnslna; ep
Uka mask-; 'land within a few vara will
mora than doable the preaent prlcea; thla
la the rreateat winter wheat country
known. Oet ma pa and facta from Wm.
H. Brown Co., Moore. Montana, or in
LaJSalla Bt ChlcaBO. 111. (20) M9C
Xtanuka.
IF TOU WISH TO BUT
or trada . for - ranch property in Nabraaka.
we have aeriia propoaiilona which it will
pay you to Inveatiaate, Alao writa aa for
pricaa of Waaler n landa.
"B. E. B1EKEIJ & CO
'
411 Bta bld(.
() 04 I
XK. HAL1C At barfaln, la acrea well lm
proeii farm, with build:nga. in Antelope
to.. Neb., about aix milr-a from Neliah
ounty aeau aoii iiodu tive. M acrea of
itara wooa. nuow io 4i
BU. C.itagu. 111. u Mu 12
Baath DakaU
f 4B-ACRS lm Braved (ana. Brown eountr
South Dakota, fjk.Otf per aire. Twa
aotajiar larma at bar cat a rtcea. bav
ral ejuaj-tara tiaimpravad ImtX. All flna
- invaeiinante aM wm unii utiut ia
apaetioB. Jaak or tirmi Box I4, Abar
waa. a. . (( una M
Ta:
TEXAS LANDS How to get them. Send
ti.Oa to K. C. Lntaax. Auatla Tnu for
copyof Taaao LAd Law ajid tuaiructiona
... naw m euy. was iur icn yaara chief of
land daumnant elate treasurer a tiffio.
Know Uta landa, when they coma on tha
market, fce-w t uvara for my clienta.
Kaferec Auatin National bank. Auatin.
leaaa Beat landa to be aold naat thro
fa oil ma. jiaaa raaaauaoia.
) M3W UK
Wy-aalag.
WANTED TO SELL U7 acrea of food
land, etieap: aaay terma Addreaa towner)
n mm mo. iyuu, tsig Morn county,
Wyaiaia.. , ., tJ0 M4K1 a
XlacoUawcoaa.
arvarvait i avo . . n
aaw ad Mrhania. National Isrt. f'.
w rrracaeia tiraa- imi M
REAL ESTATE LOANS
11W TO tiH.MM matt ttrumpUy. a'. Li WaaA
WaaA !.. leut ad a ai io. U0
PRIVATE) MONET-NO DELAY.
OAbVl aiMUS.. 1 FARKAM.
' -' t-b ml
ilONiY TO LOAN Oa aaprod city pras.
't; building mhu a stialty; no ae
W. U. If . la Kail Bid.
JUe-M7l AU
WANTED Appllcalioo for la W0. f
sad. HU4 Farnam Bt. t ate MX
la PER CENT money to loan h,.
NttiiM a.a (am and good bualneaa &.
artx is Onaha.
ALKD C KENNEDT.
M Wat tkt-ai rank fcuui Tola.
- a imiia twgiaa a
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.)
llONKT to Wan oi Improved city property.
Hastings Heydea. 1714 Ftrntm St.
l T4
WASTED City loana Peter Troat Ca,
(2-7J
WANTED Cry loana an warrants W.
Farnam SroJih Co, e Farcarn Bt.
(3 a
LOWEST RATES Be znlA Faiton Block.
.-t:i
MONEY TO LOAN Fayne Investment Co.
0-g7
LONS oej Irci
Omaha pro party
IS. T. Life bid.
O'Xeafa R. K. Co.
rniVATB WONET-CAWH ON HAND
NO LKLAY. J. H. MITHKN. SCC-t 1ST
NAT. BAN b7 fcLDO. TEL DOt.O 127.
fitfi 7
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED Leghorn and Plymouth Rock
laet spring puilcts. See W. H. Thomaa.
Di andcia f tore. (2Ei 814 f
HIGHEST prka for second-hand furni
ture, carptta, dottiea and ahoea. Tel.
Ioug. 1971. 2i) 5
When writing to advrrtleera rememler it
nly takca a itroke or two of the pen to
mention the fact that you aaw the ad In
The Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to buy a modern I or -room
houee for earn. Addreaa 8. Mandelaon,
General lellvcry, Omaha (36 MW4 6
4-ROOM modern tiouae. good neighbor
hood. 'Phone Douglaa Tli. 'X)Hbi 7z
FOR RAI.Fj- acrea. five milea from
Cleveland. White county. Ga., lt acrea
in cultivation, balance timber. Building
conelat .f one four-room houae and one
three and one two-room trnanta' houaea;
alao one atore building. There la good
inoney in this farm. lTioe JS.75 per acre.
Trrma. I1.4ni caah, balance January 1,
IRK; intereat, b per cent. G. 6. DeMota,
Hull. la. (30I-M8K7 fx
WHEN writing to advertlaera remember
It take but an extra etroke or two of
tha p?n to mtn'wn tl fact tbat
aaw the ad In The Bee
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED otenorrapher : excellent
ref-renoe. Addreaa "C. '' Omaha Bee,
Council Bluffa. (27 MS
POSITION wanted by young man aa book
keeper or collector; have had experience;
good habtte; can give reference. Addreaa
N KL cara Be. t27 17 lox
TOUNO man of educal Iwh. good appear
ance) handy at anything, wanta work.
Addreaa W. G., 2 Douglaa St.
tr7)-M!7x
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George Dceraon and wife to Clara
G keen et al. part lota ft and . block
I. A. S. Patrick a addition I l.loO
Joeph alcClf-naghan to P. H. Mc
Mahon. lot . Ulotk 7, Spring Lake
park . ,ifc0
L. bceher to John Mrtcalf. part lota
and 24. Luke & Templeton a ad
dition ono
A. Retd et a I to George Dubler and
wife, lot 14. block 4, Reed a id
addition 475
E. Iddingi to May Raaer. lot l. 'biock
5. Newport Rddltion, and other lots.. 1,000
Jamea H. A. Stockfidd to Eric Peter
aon. part m et ion 24-l-! 1,600
Charteo Talmage and wife to C. TX
Yt. part lot 23 and all 24. block .
Dundee Place 6,00
A. M. Clarke and wife to G. M.
Strain, lot 11. Houat-1 Stebbina'
aubdlvleion ... 25
Frank W. Fogg and wife to B. J.
Jolat. lot 7. block aa. Omaha 1.300
boulevard Park Improvement com
pany In Shlmer at Chaae companv.
part lot U, block . Boulevard Park
addition 1
Tlllie F. Baum and huehand to Nor
man. K. Kleck,. part lot 2, block 28,
W mt 1 tnialia 1
D. C. Patu raon.' trustee, and Wife to
same, part aame J
Daniel La hey et al to J. 8. Davli.
part lot I block 172. Omaha j 1.800
Frank W. Carmichael to Clara M.
vooanritn. lot s. block . Dundee.. t.V
National Land company to Hattie
L. Denton, lot S. block 1. Went Knd.
A. Caxklena to Jamea McDonald.
iruaiee, iota 1 i fc'4, inclualve, block
JR. Leavenworth Btialneaa Place K
Roae off man ta l. C. Patteraon,
iruaiee. lot 1Z. block 1, Dwight A
J. Eller anu w1f to Jamea McDonald.
trustee, iota 1 and 2. block S, Leav
enworth Bualneaa Place t
George Vradenburg to A. Vraden-
curg, iota 6 and i, blotk 6, Comer ad
diltou i
Mary Jones to George' E. Barker, '
iota j7. is. j. an and 21, block .
and lota 9 and 11. block 4. Wayne
Place '. j
William - Mill and wife to Antone
Bwohoda. lota 1 and 2. block 254,
South Omaha 1150
Peter Ptcqueur to J P. Morgan, lot '
. block 231, 1st addition to Corrigan
Place
Michael Waasara and wife to A. 1.
Blotcky, lot li. block 1, aubdlvleion
of Reidick'a addition 1250
Willlm B. Waddell to Creigh Bona '
A Co., part lot 1. block 12. Bedford
Plaoe, and othr lota jo
E. Loedom and husband to B. Hutch
ina. part aection IS-lt-lJ J jt;
B. Hutchlna and wife to Ijllie Wl
wurd. part aet tion 1S-1S-1S l.aOO
Eliaabeth Kountse Real Estate com
pany to F. B. Hood, lot S, block 22.
Kountae Place ..; aoo
I'hited Real t.aiate and Truet com
pany to EHmer Waberg, lot la, block
Is. Kountse Place 70a
Flrat National bank to J. Anderson.'''
part lot &. block 136. South Omaha.. 1
I'm tod Real Eat Ate and Tiusl com
pany to C. IMmick. lot 7. block 33.
Kountaa Plac ano
C. W. Priestley and wife to Anna
Pec ha. lot 14. Mueller A Blunile a
addition 350
Frank A. Furay. county treasurer,
to Sarah Dowd. lot 26. block . Or
chard Hill
Howard Baldrige to Mathew F. Mar
tin, part lot t, block Omaha J
Omaha Really company lo Gertrude
Buchhollx. lot 4. block Ifni. Omaha 1
Gertrude Burhholta to Mathew F.
Martin, aame j
Total
...$41,137
r
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
EEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celved by P. R. Johnaon. village clerk of
Genoa, Neb., until May It. C p. in., for tha
purchase of 1A.P0U t per cent 1-30 year (op
tlonail electric light plant bond a, dated
February 1. lsol. Bonds draw uilereet at
tha rats oH per rent per annum, payable
annually. They are of gSio denomination
snd mature February 1. llrjs. optional after
February 1. 1111 - All blda muat ba accoui
I anted by certified c heck for per cent of
bid. msds psyabla to O. E. GREEN, Vll
laga Treasurer. Udl4t
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SALE BONDS. . -Tillage
of Sidn-y (Nebraska) water bonds
hi the rum of tdi.UuQ.0b, bearing par cant
Interest, foi sale.
Apply to LESLIE NECBAtTEP, Village,
Clerk, Sidney. Neb. Metals WAS.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
K rrasa 1.1ns of tks AUaatla
vmmm a ravat says at bba
Tha Enpressea sail from Uuebac ta
Llvarpool ta aix Aaya;. two daa mm tha
anajutis St. Lawranca fepsed, oomfort.
oioganca and safety are oootnlaad la thoss
splendid express sisniu era,
Ask any ticaet agent for parrJculara
Call or writs for Illustrated booklst
describing personally conducted Euro
pean tours.
O. B. maT2ASaTV. mm. Ag
Txispao-a Jrnruwa 1T1
B3S Boat Chum. Itnst, Cauago, m.
Ba-
Ksrwaj, Sneiea i.i Cntrk
gig waai aa Yark 1 la I
Ball'.g 6H ... sua .C. W. TiMa-i . . 1 , t
iu4 S urn ...Iur I Oku II lmam u
guess t se 4 casta Slu
A. B. oibo s
It JL Uaes kw. Cvmm, Z2L
TIIE OMAHA
GIANTS SHUT OUT QUAKERS
ITiildelphit Tltyi Badly in Fint
Tre Innin.
HITS ARE BOfCHED ON UICHIE
Wlltae- Pltrbes ia(l t.ame and la
Accorslesl Flao Sspport rsr
f Other National Leagae
(ars.
NEW TOP.K. Msy 5-In the first thre
Innings of today's game Philadelphia
played badly, while the local players were
hitting Ritchie. Wlltse pilched well and re
ceived good support, the Quakers b -ing
whitewashed. Score:
Sgw TOR K. PIllLADF.I.flliA.
B H O A C 0 H.ll.n E
hanna. it . 4 a 1 iKnibe. ?b 4 lull
Ten tie, is... 4 1 7 (Ornl. b 4 4
Poniia. rf . . I 1 i) h ''Tit. rt 4 J . C
.Ttnear. rf . 4 I 1 1 CMee. 11 4 1 1 t
Brem thin. v. I 1 7 1 "'(hoty cf :4 1 0
rterhn, k ...4 l B n.'lell. lb 4 1 II
Peri. 4 V.I rfvw.Ha. .... 4 S 1
Priflwrll. M . . 1114 I'Dnnla. t I 4 1
Vttltw. g 4 1 0 S lP.lch'. a 1 11
Fsiea. m I f a
Totals a ; 27 I 1
Totals U I It 14
Philadelphia aaoaoooa t
New Tork 03190000 4
Two base hits: Tenney. Sevmour. Devlin.
!. Three base lilt: Knahe. Hits off Ritchie.
In three Innings: off Foxen. i In five In
nings. Stolen bases: Tenney. Donlln.
Double, plays: Seymour and Bresnahan.
Orant (unassisted i. Left fn bases: New
York. ; Philadelphia. 7. Bases on balls;
Off Wlltse. 2; off Ritchie, 2: off Foxen. 1.
Bases on errors: New Tork. 1. Hit hy
pitcher: By Koxen. 2. Struck out: By
Foxen. 2. Time: 1:46. Umpires, Emslte and
Rigler. -
Boatoa Defeats Brooklyn.
BOSTON, Msy S Lindsman only allowed
Brooklyn four scattered hits, while Boston
hit safely in all but the first two tnnnlnt.s
snd won easily 7 to 1 todsy. Dahlrn's bat
ting was a feature. Score:
BOSTON BROOKLTN
B H O A K B H O.A F
Rsnaltaa, If t I ePatte. Sb ...4 1 1 s 1
Beaumont, cl I I 1 ShebB. lb.. J f 1 1 "
Bi. rr 4 I a S JLumley. rf...S t V f
X.unn, lb . J SIS 1 nHiimroelt, It. 4 1 4 e S
Bltrhey. 2h... 4 J I I Pl-1. m 4 t t 0
Pahlen. aa ... ( S 4 OMnloner. rf..t 1 S
aeier. lb., t ait IKitter, e I 1 4
Bewrmian, c. 4 t 4 1 ti'Burc h I 1
Ltndamaa, p. 1 1 OS eRucker. p I 0 1 1
Murt-b, 1 0
loUla It 10 27 14 1 '
Toiala II 4 14 14 1
Batted for Rltter in ninth.
Batted for Rucker in ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 I 2 0 0 2 7
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 11
Tw base hits: Bates. Murch. Stolen
bases: Beaumont. Hannifan. Left on bases:
Boston, 11; Brooklyn. 8. Baaes on balls: off
Rucker, 7: off Lindanian. S. First base on
errora: Boston. 1; Brooklyn. 1. Hit bv
Eltcher: By Lindsman. 1. (Struck out: Bv
Andaman, 4: by Rucker, 1 Wild pitch:
Rucker. 2; Lindaman, 1. Time: 1:4S. Um
pire: KJt-m.
Gasae Postponed.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg-Chlcage game
postponed; rain.
GAMES IN THB AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia Defeats Boatoa and
Moves - Into Flrat Place.
PHILADELPHIA. May . Phlladelrhi i
today made it four straight from the Bos
tons, winning t to 2. snd taking flrat place
in tha American league race. Burchell and
Schlitxer both pitched good ball, but the
home team bunched three aingles and a
double after a pasa in the sixth and scoied
four rune. Only eighteen men faCeid
Schlitxer in the first inning. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
BHD. AC. B.H.O.A.E.
HartMl, If ... 4 I IThoney If... I i
Nirhols. as... 114 Lont. lb 4 I t I
('lline. lb... I 111 OMcOMerll. Itl 1 I I 0
Panria. lb .... 4 1 I 4 Barrett, ef... 4 1 1
Wurphr, lb... I I i 1 OOaaaler. rf ...l 1 1
Brhreck. e. ... I 1 i I 9l'nj.uh. lb.. I 14
OlSrtng, rf... 4 110 Wasaar, sa... I 1 I 0
Corbs. rf... t I SOriger. t 1111
Bcblltaer. .. 1 0 t ecarrleaa. e... I a 1 a
Burcb.ll. ... 1141
Tetali M Iflll
Total as 34 14 1
Boston AOOaaoiB n
Philadelphia 1 000400 I
T"0 base hits: tMdring. McConnell. Sac
rifice hits: Nichols. Comsnbs. Double plays:
Wagner and Unglaub; Collins and Davis.
Left on bases: Philadelphia. 2: Boston, 6.
First base on balls: Off Burchell. 1; off
Schlltser, 1. Struck out: By Burchell, 1. bv
Schlitxer. x Time: l.K. Umpires, Sheridan
and Hurst.
Browns Win from Tiger.
ST. LOUIS. May 6. Kllllan kept hits well
scattered, but five errora by Detroit gava
him a beating. Score:
T. LOVIR. flETHOrr.
BH.OAB. B. H.O.AC
Hsffmaa. rf . s e OValatrra. If.. 4 1 I
C Jose. ct..i 2 1 ('Schaefer. rb . 4 1110
Stnnc. It I 1 1 S (' .lord. cf-Ib 4 1
Wllllama, lb. 1 I 4 4 ICobb. rt 4 I
Wallace, a .. S Sal (iRoaamaa, lb. I 1 10 I
Fen-it. lb 4 I 1 OCouKftlia, 5b. I 1 e I 1
T. Jonet, lb. 4 11 1 CTboniaa, C....1 7 1
Stlhn ,c... 2041 (MTLearr, a. .. ! I 0 J
Poweii. r a a i skuii. ..i 4 0
Or han, 1 t I fit). Job, cf . t 0 10
Bcboaitser. rf I 1 0 4 t .
Total ra 11 4
Total 34 7 !7 14 I
Winning run scored with two out.
St. Louis l 0 0 0 0 0 12
Detroit 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-baao hits: C. Jones. 2. Hite: Off
Powell. 1 in tao innings; off Graham. 1 in
even innings. Sacrifice hits: Williams,
O'Leary. Thomas. Wallace, Graham. Stolen
basea: C. Jones. 2. Douhle play: Wllllama,
Wallace to T. Jones. Left on basea: St.
Louie. 11; Detroit, t. Baaes on balls: Off
Powell. 1. Hit by pitcher: By Powell, 1;
by Kllllan. L Struck out: By Graham. 4
by Kllllan, a. Time: 1:41 Umpire:
U'Loughlin.
Casnea Postponed.
At Chicago Cleveland-Chicago game post
poned; cold weather and rain.
At Washington Washington-New Tork
game postponed; wet grounds.
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Colanahna Wlat from Kaasaa City la
tha Eleventh.
KANSAS CITY. May I Ft s batting
rally in the eleventh Inning. Columbus won
from the locals In a hard-fought game.
Kansaa City tried to regain the ground lost,
hut was only able to make two runs.
Score:
KANSAS CITT.
COLl MS 1 a B H O A t.
B H O A r .Mallsa. rf . I I 1
MveJI. ef ... f t I 0 , as 4 I I 4 0
Krur . If ... ilia ( l , lb., ft l it o o
Frlel. lb ft : I I f Br abaar, b. 4 14 10
Canaaltoa. rt. ft 1 I 0 (Hill, cf 4 1 1 0
Ktbi. lb ft 14 eMurpbr: rf .. 414
Raldr. aa ill! tiKarvm. If... Ill
Jamea. c I 114 Ikrue . lb.. I 111
Wriglay, Sb . 411 eiullivu. c... 4111
HIU. .o4. t 14
Thomaa. .... 114 l'Kuaon 1 1
Gayer, At
Total tl 1IU1I 1
Total 41 anil I
Batted for Wood In eleventh.
Kansas City 1 010000000 24
Columbus 0100100 4 4
Earned runs: Kansas City, 2; Columbus,
2. Two-baao hits: Brsshear, Hill, Krueger,
Kil:.n. Sacrifice hits: Kerala, Sullivan.
Stolen bsses. Odmeil. Raidy. Basea on
balla: Off Wood. : off Thomaa, t. Struck
put: By Wood. S; "by Thomss, 1. Hits: Off
Hut. 4 In one and a third lnnliass; off
Thomaa. 10 In nine and two-third Innings;
Ift on basss: Kanaas City, if; Columbua 7.
Double piaya: Jamea to Klhmi Wrlgley.
Raidy to Klhm: Wood, Cross to Berkley
Passed bsll: Sullivan. Wild pitch: Wood
Time: 2 44. Umpires: Bierhaller and
Kerin.
Howalrro Shot Oat Balnta.
ST. PAUL. May 4 Marquard kept up his
nonderful work by bulding the Suints
down to two hits today, and shutting them
out I to A Sensational one-handed catches
by WUIiama and Hayden cut olt two more
hi to all ft kept tha Balnta from acoring.
Boor:
INDIAN A I-OIJ. T. PAI-L.
BHOAsV . B H OAK
Baak. a I I Dunl. rf I 1 1
Cltr. It ... ft 1 B Mrrm, rl I I
Haras, rf... 4 11 FIoa. la.... 1 1
Carr , lb 4 I 11 I sa 1
fa. !. ef. 4 1 1 0 Olwmarar. ta 0 1 (
uniiSM, a i a a a i.t. et 4 a t i
U. 4 14 Kitie,. H Ill
ihiH. lb. 4 I 4 J Ma;, c. . I I t
Hoe., I 0 0 1 nu. ib...-x 1 i 1
sta-aar. . 4 1 I tut.M, aa.. J
kaaiik. f Il
Tata la bt 14
Tatala II I 11 11 I
Batted lor Flood la ninth.
St. Paul OOOO 0 a
Indianapolis 1 0 1 1
Two base hit: Carr, Hayden. Double
plays: Wtlnsms (unassisted). Bases on
balls-. Off Eaaick, t: off Marajuard, A Hit
by pitrber: Dumcavy. Struck out: By Es
stck. ft. by Marquard. 4 Sacrillce hit
Lavidsom. Ltll o taaes; Bt. i'aui, , la'.
DAILY BEE
WEDNESDAY.
STANDING CF THE TEAWS.
WEST. LEAGUE. AM Ell. ASS N
W. L Pet W . L PC
IVnver 11 K7 Indisnap lis 12 t .7o
Pioiix City., t I .fcl Toledo in f, .w-
Oniahs 1 (-oltmhus ..12 7
Iea Molne. 7 .4is ltntaville ..12 7
;inf'"ln 0 11 .;C3 Bltiwatik-e 11 7 .ri
"ueblo ft 11 K en. as City 11 Hf.t
. Pt Paul S 11 .I7
Minneapolis lift .1)S
NAT L LEAGUE AMER. LEAGUE.
W.LPrt. XV LPcL
Clilcago II .7 Ph!ladelrhla12 7 .firt;
J ittshurg .77 New Tork. .10 C wr,
V;" oik. 10 7 5v (Icvelsnd... I .m
J h iBdelphla 7 11 .8 u Chicago....! g .Mm
l.rooklyn .... 11 ..'.oo Boston 7,1 .h.
t lncinnati . i 7 i7 Detrot ft ,o .xa
St. Louis.... 1 13 iks Washington 11 .S
GAMES TODAY.
Wenlerri League umaha t Pueblo. Lin
coln at Denver. Des Molne at Sioux City.
Nstional League-Boston at New Tork.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at St.
Louis. Chicago st Pittsburg.
American Lc sgtie-Detroit at St. Iouis.
tleveland at Chicago. Philadelphia at
Washington. New Tork at Boston.
American Association Columbus at Kan
To":,1,' Milwaukee. Indianapolis
at st, Paul. Louisville st Minneapolis.
dianapolis, ft Time: l:".?. Umpire: Owens.
Game Post-toned.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee-Toledo Ameri
can associstion game postponed; rain.
BELI.EVIE YV19 IX THE SEYEXTH
Palls Victory Oat of Defeat In Game
al Shenandoah.
FMEXA.VIX.A1I, la. Msv i.-'Spccisl
Telegram.) On a heavy field, with a raw
east alnd bloalna. the Bellevue college
tesin pulled a victory out of an almost cer
tain defeat by their bnlung in the seventh
Inning. The Shenandoah team made a
splendid stsrt. but could not continue after
Ohman got warmed ui Ti e Bellevue team
supported Ita pitcher in grand style in spite
of the muddy grounds. Marvel for Belle
vue and Castle for Shenandoah did fine
stick work. Marvel get tine one three
bagger and three aingles. Score:
BKLLEVtE fHENAVDOAH
R H F R H K
Ma el. 2b 4 all. r I i
La n. sa OF.raest Swanaoa, rfl 1
rn an. e (1 1 oshair . sb t S 2
Fcwl , lb 1 1Krett, p 0 1 I
Mohr. rf 4 0 (ipavla. rf 41 1
Hoarmann. Jb 1 1 IFrrJand. If 4 0
Ka rf.... J )p4 pw,,n(li b.... j j
(Miir.an, r 1 4 tiPaker, lb 4 0 1
Morton. It I I tcartaon. aa 1 1
ToUl Ill Totlt ft to "
Three-base hit: Marvel. Two-base hits:
Fowler, Croasman, Castle. First base on
balls: Off Ohman, 2; off Everett, L Um
pire: Hunt.
CORNHISKERS MISK AT GRIWELI,
Ball Game la Played In the Mod. with
Air Filled with Mlaf.
GRINNELL. la.. May 6.-lSr?ecla1 )-A
field' of mud, driving mist and chilling
aind. greeted Nebraska and Urtnnell be
ginning the first intercollegiate base hall
game of the season here this afternoon.
Nothing spectacular could be expected
under the condition. GrlnnelL got three
runs In the first Inning, then waited for
two more in the sixth. Nebraska scored
flrat. with five runs in the fourth and the
last In th sixth. The game was to have
been seven innings, but a tie callefl for the
eighth. The fielding -as good considering
the conditions. Errors a-ere about even
but the hits were In Grlnnell's favor. Ne
braska's battery, Dcnslow snd Beltrer
Grlnnell's battery. Rogcra and Woodward,
with Rogera changed for Smlthson in the
fourth, and he for J. Barber In the seventh.
I mptre Jamlgan. Score:
Nebraska 0 0 06 0 1 0 0
Grinnell 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 7
Snennndoah Defeata Clarladn.
SHENANDOAH. la.. Mav 5 ( Special.)
The local high school base hall team de
feated tha Clarinda High achool team in a
feast eleven-Inning game by the score of
to 6 The game was fast and snsppv
and was anybody a game until th final
out. Simmons, the local shortstop and
star p:ayer of the team, sprained his an
kle badly in the first-.half of the first
Inning, slso Vincent, the local first hase
man. had his hand , badly cut bv getting
spiked and had to retire. 4hua weakening
the home team greatlyi Ferguson and
Mordick. the local battery, were the stara
f the game, while .the visitors' twirler,
did good work, hut mas unsteady a-ith
men on basea. A large crowd attended
the game, as great Interest aaa taken 111
the outcome. The lineup:
Shenandoah. Clarinda.
Mordick Catch Hawthorne
Php'l Right MeCord
Reach Second Mosa
Mulhaon Left,..... Beattio
Cumminge Center Jamea
McMayh ll Short Peteraon
Pinjnnni Short
Vincent and Hale First S. Fender
Matkey Third 'Winger
Ferguson Pitch C. I-Yndcr
Shenandoah -..0 100200011 1
Clarinda 2 001010001 06
EVENTS ON THE RIUMVO TRACKS
Kins Cobalt, Flvo to One, Wine Dan.
ton Btnk.es at Jamaica.
JAMAICA. N. T.. Msy 6-The Dunton
stakes at six furlongs, th feature of the
card at Jamaica today, raa uiled in ah easy
victory for the heavily backed King Cobalt,
at t to L He carried top weight, J pounds,
and ran the distance in the fast time of
1:12V. Jamea B. Brady, the 12 to ( favorite,
ran a bad race, finishing a poor last.
Jockey Musgrave had a nsty fall when his
mount, Almandine. fell In the third race.
Ha was badly shaken up, but escaped seri
ous injury. Summary:
First race, l-year-old and up. selling, six
furlongs: Queen Marguerite (US. Ev. Dugan.
i to f won. Big Ben (111. Notter, to 1)
second, Hyperion II (HI, Musgrave. 1 to ftl
third. Time: 1:13. Sir Toddlngton, Golf
Ball, Banyan. Long Ball, He Knows and
Sandal alao ran.
Second race, maiden 2-yesr-old. selling,
five furlongs' St. Wilhold (111. Notter. 13
to ft) won. Father Stafford tl'. Shilling.
10 to 1) second, Sister Phyllis IK. C. Miller,
if' to 1) third. Time: 1:01V Blue block.
Desolate, Nedlim, Tennessee Boy, Got
Along, Sappho, Kustacian, VYamboro and
Snap Dal also ran.
Third race. fiUiea and geldings, maiden 1
and 1-year-old a celling, mil and a six
teenth: Brother Jonathan 10, McCarthy,
7 to 1) won, Rosario (108, Notter. 0 to 1)
second. Twigs uoo. Shilling. 7 to I) third,
iirap: 1:4 Breakaway. Aglaia, Compare
and Irish Lac also ran. Almandin tell.
Fourth race, the I hi n ton atakea, S-year-olds,
six furlongs: King Cobalt (117. Mc
Curthy, ft to 1) won, Berry Maid (110, Shill
nig, M to t) second, Kialto (110, E. Dugan,
12 to ft) third. Time; 1:121. Jamea B.
Brady, Question Mark and Masquerade alao
ran.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, selling:
2ethua (113, E. Dugan, 1 to 1) won. Chief
Hayes (86, Yorke, 60 lo 1) second, Ctantllly
tl'. Shilling. 1 to 1) third. Tim: 1:48V
Poquessing. Cymbal and Import also ran.
Sixth race, handicap, 1-year-olds and up,
mile and a alxteenth: Caatlewood (H. .
L'ugan. 2 to li wore, Zeinap uio. Notter, 7
to ftl eecond. Light a 00 1 (1.3. nnililng. 6 to
2) third. Time: J:47V KUlliecrankia and
D'Arkle also ran.
OAKLAND, May 5 Summary:
Fimt raue. futurity course, selling. Ban
onyea (is), Goldstein. 16 to It won. Boas
(1(8, Rut, U to d) second. Roval Queen
(. Buxton, 10 to 1) third. Time 1:1L
billy Myer, Wahoo, Lackfeot, Waller Mil
ler, Friar of Elgin, Old Settler, Emma U ,
Sl Kilda and Arthur Hyoian finished aa
named.
Sccoud race, four furlongs. DeI Cruxadn
(110, W. Milk-r, rvrni won. Bold (107, Stuart,
to 1) aecond. Fnese (107. Goldstein, to
1) third. Timer 0 4b 1-4. Itaquallf id for
fouling and pieced third. Bill La. ion, Phil
1 uttn a. Miaa Bootless, Sir Barry, Furnace.
I nojemerii, Deoural and Lackville finished
as named.
Third race, mile, selling.' Captain Bur
nett (122, Rettig. to 1) won. Fair Fagot
tl.fi, Vandusen, 6 to 2) aeoond. 1 1 oaa
(1 , Mortland. 20 ta 1; third. Time 1:41 -i
Pa lemon. Gatewa. Tommy Ahearn,
Wueraburger. Supreme Court. Decorator,
GoIObs Wave. V olfville and J. B. bmuh
fmiHhed aa named.
Fourth race, five furlongs. Fleet Inaug
ural. Pajorita (110. W. Miller, to 61 won.
Native aon lu6 Goldntein. 11 to 2i aecond
G animal (111 A. Walan. 7 to 6) third. Time:
O.sO a-. Milpitaa and BardoUia fmuuivd
aa named.
Fiiui face, mile and quarter. Neva
Welch (lui, Minetry, 12 to 1) won. Fair
Street (IB, Hayea. S to It ex:ond. Captain
Bush (li, Put. to 1) third. Time: i 1
l-i. Tarp TalamuDd. Sachet, Leila Hill,
Sahara. Parting Jennie, Distributor finiahed
aa named.
Sixth rau-a. mil and a Quarter. Avontell
ua tliu. Kent, to 6 won. Rubinon 110:,
Goldkteln, 6 to 1) aticond, Natonassar li'a
BoreL U to 1 third Time; ! US l-A Ehe.
I Told You, Pontotac. Kogo. Blue Eyea.
Colonel JcU and Mi Ri.ii tuusbai a
ca od.
MAY 6. 1P0.,
REUNION OF CRACK CUNSMBN
Big- Gtthtrin. of Oid-Timeri at the
Tounutment.
HIGH SCORES KOT NUMEKOUS
Captala Hardy Mskes the Best Rec
ord for Toesday Moralng.
BreaLias Sixty Blrda la
Sac esala.
Shooters were nuirieivtif, slihough the
weather was bad for the opening day of
tha annual amateur shoot of the Omsha
Gun club at the Townsend paik at the east
end of tha Douglas street bridge Tuesday.
Sixty shooters were In attendance Tuesday
morning and many more are expected be
fore tha three-day shoot Is over. Many of
the old-timers wer on hand and the affair
a as a aort cf reunion of the cracks cf all
parta of the country. While these wera
barred from competition In the amateur
events, they a-ere permitted to shoot, al
though they were not allowed a division
of the money.
Four eventa were shot off in the fore
coon, with Captain Hardy making the best
score, breaking sixty straight tsrgeta. Mrs.
R. A. Austin of Crest on waa the only
woman shooting in the tournament Tues
day morning.
Tha clouds were lowering and the day
dark, making good shooting almost out of
the question, because of the row of trees
beyond the traps, which on a dark day
force the shooters to permit tha targets to
rise above that added horlxon.
Many compliments were passed upon the
committea for the excellent manner in
which everything at tha grounds a as han
dled. Marshall Sharp wa cashier and
handled the events with his usual precision
and speed, causing no delays In getting
tha men to the traps. The committee in
charge of the tournament consists of W.
D. Townsend snd H. B. McDonald, man
agers, and G. W. Loo mis, secretary.
Scores of the Shoot.
The scores for the morning shoot were:
15. 15. ft. 15.
Rogers
Weatherhead ..
Toansend
McDonald ,
Loom is
Miller ,
Coats
Hardy, (Pro.) ..
Carter
Holxa-orth
Barber, (Pro.) .
' B 27"
Kline
Ootlieb, (Pro.) .
Pray
Wiseman, A
Miller. A
Huhex, (Pro.) .,
Gross. (Pro.) ...
Seiverson
Ford
Vermllya
Anderson
Talbot
Northrup
Illlan
Maxwell. (Pro.)
Kantxhie
Copsey
Wool man
Hardin ,
Lewis. W. D
Austin
Austin, Mrs
Miller. E. P
Adams
Damon
Brown. R
Rlnderhsezen ..
Broan. O
Konnovsky
Patibl
Breckenridge '..,
Frahm
McCrea
Soper ,
Flchel
Edwarda
Appleman ........
Beck, A
Doty
Asher
Thorpe
Westfall ,
Llnderman
.... 13
12
Jl
.... 14
.... 11
.... 11
I
IS
.... 16
.... 15
14
.... 12
.... 12
.... 13
.... 11
.... 14
.... 16
.... 14
.... 12
10
.... 15
.... 12
.... 14
.... 11
.... 11
.... 14
.... 15
.... 14
.... 13
.... 14
.... 14
.... 33
.... 13
.... 13
.... 14
10
.... 11
.... 12
.... 11
.... M
.... 13
.... 11
.... 11
.... 11
.... 11
.... 15
.... 14
.... 13
,..-.11
.... 13
.... 12
.... 13
.. V3
.... !1
.... 15
13 15 15
15 15 15
15 14 11
14 14 15
14 14 14
14 13 16
14 10 11
15 15 15
15 11 15
14 15 16
14 14 15
14 12 14
V4 11 15
16 15 14
15 14 15
15 13 15
14 To 14
15 14 15
14 11 14
13 14 32
13 12 li
13 ft 12
14 15 36
11 12 34
15 14 31
30 33 31
35 15 13
34 15 36
12 35 34
15 32 32
14 It 15
12 13 13
34 16 34
12 30 34
14 11 12
31 I
34 14 11
34 14 34
11 10 31
14 15 ih
15 34 31
11 14 11
la 12 11
14 11 31
14 14 34
15 31 it
34 14 14
13 31 31
II . II- 34
11 12 32
34 15 12
33 16 36
14 16 11
13 12 31
16 14 15
swlllvans Mav New Teas,
Michael Sullivan of Twentv-fourth and
W streets. South Omaha, gave a banquet
and organized a 17-year-old team under hia
nume ani4 1 1. 1-O . k T".m.-.. i-i. a
.... - " - . . "iin,, 1 -u nur.
Juntora. al Blatx or any other 17-year-old
, n. I. G....II. . I ... , . .
...... ii, ewuiii final, ismnna or council
Bluffs to give them a gsme. They hava
new suits and have all open datea. Address
M. Sullivan. Twenty-fourth and W streets
or Pete Jensen. 9t North Twenty-eighth
street. South Omaha. The lineup: A. Jen
sen, catch; P. Jensen, center field; L.
Bweeny, shortstop; D. Sweenv, first bsse;
H. Williams, pitch; Campbell, third base;
Fpencer, second bsae; Petrovky. left field
ioeny, right field.
" Normal Defeata Wraleyaa.
LINCOLN. May 5 Special Telegram
The Kearney normal won an eleven Inning
gam from Wesleyan univeraity on the lat
tets grounds today. The acore stood 2 to
3. Strain, McMalion and Danly wer th
batteries for th Normal Bay and String
fellow for Wesylyan. Strain and McMahon
for the Normal struck out fifteen men dur
Ing the game. Score: r.h E
Wesleyan 0000100000 0 I 4 I
Normal 0000000020 11 4
Baae Ball Player at White Hosjae.
WASHINGTON. May 6 Clark Griffith
Introduced the New York American Hague
base ball team to President Roosevelt to
day. The president told his visitors that
hla aon. Quintln, waa an enthusiastic buse
ball player, belonging In th aame team
with Charlie Tart, aon of Secretary Tarr.
Hastlaar Defeata Central City.
HASTING8 Neb., May 6, (Special ) The
track meet held yesterday between Central
City and Haattnga college resulted in a
victory for Hastings by a score of to
4V
No Games la the Westers.
All the games in tbe Western league wer
poatponed yeeterday on account of bad
weather.
Oelchtwa Girls Wis
CREIGHTON, Neb.. May 6 (Special.)
The Bloomfteld girl baaket ball team, with
ita paid coach, cam over to glv the
Creighton glrla a trouncing, but went horn
very much disappointed, the final Score
being to 0. Umpire: Miss Holman
Referee: Blood heart of Bloomfteld. A re
turn game will ba played at Bloomfild 1b
two weeks.
Foar New Cwawea at La ate.
Four new cai.oea have been delivered at
tha Omaha Rod and Gun club thla year,
and the season is not far advanced, either!
Thtae canoes glv an idea of th increasing
popularity of that club. Two years ago,
there were two canoes at Cut-Off lake, and
last year th number waa Increased to
nineteen. There are many additional canoe
ordered for thla year. .
NEBRASKANS AT PASADENA
After Day at Entertainment They
Beard Special Trala for Saa
Fraaelaeaa.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. May 4 (Special
Telegram. ) The visiting Nebraakana wer
guests yesterday of the city of Pasadena.
There was a long automobile drive about
tha "City of Beautiful Homes" and Bp ta
the bungalo land, at the foot of th moun
tains, and aa Informal reception at tha
hotel Maryland, where lunch waa aerved.
Tha day'a program waa under the auspice
of tbe Paaadena Chamber of Comarea.
Numerous automobiles were loaned by
residents and tbe trip started early la th
day. After tbe automobile drive aa Inform
al reception was tendered the visitors In
the lobby of Hotel Maryland, scores of
former residents of Nebraska taking tha
opportunity of greeting tha executive of
their borne star. Luncheon waa ae -ad
la the dining room of Ute hotel which waa
especially decorated for the occasion.
Governor Sheldon and staff boarded their
apecial car tonight at about t o'clock And
Larted for San Franciaco, where they will
preaent tha United States batUeahif Na
braaka with a solid silver aery Ira
.The party went to Catalina lata ada .yea
Urday. many of Ihtm txpcrieocicc Uitlr
first sea trip. They hI a rough voyage
because of the atnd and "mil de mer" but
saw many thing ahlth surprised them.
nev rtheless.
May ft is the date set for the ceremonies
sboarj the United States battleship Ne
braska In San Frant isco. The governor
will make the speech presenting the vea
s1 with the silver service, and Mrs, Shel
don, aa representative of the Daughters of
the American 1 volution, will present an
American flag and two bibles. Mra. Isabel
Richie, of Plattsmouth. author of "A Hrp
of the Wcsf and ' When Love I King."
two books of poetry, has written a "pre
aentation ode" of six slanrss that she will
recite as a psrt of the ceremoniea.
Kidney complaint kills more people than
any other disease. This 1 due to the dis
ease being so Insidious thst it gets a good
hold on the sy stem before it is -cognixtd.
Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the de
velopment of fatal disease if taken in time.
Ail druggists.
NAHAN FRANKO PAYS HIS FINE
(stable ta Convince Cnart That He
Had Cora an It ted
Wraag.
NEW YORK. May s.-Nahan Frankn, the
orchestra conductor, who was arrested Sat
urday afternoon for trying to break
through the police lines on Fifth avenue
while the Catholic parade was passing,
wa arraigned this morning before Magis
trate Stelnert In Jefferson msrkct court.
Mr. FTanko took hla arrest much to heart
His ll a trembled and Ms voice shook as
he told the court ha had committed no
arong.
"My reputation is everything to mr." said
Mr. Franko, almost tearfully, "ajid I have
done nothing for which I should be brought
here. I don't ee why the police should
use me this a-sy."
"I hsve no doubt you meant no harm, and
if you will apologlE to the ofrieer that
will be all that Is necessary, ' said the
magistrate,
"But I did nothing for which I sh u'd
offer an apology," protested Mr. Franko.
"Well, you can apologise for any uninten
tional wrong you did him."
Again Mr. Franko demurred.
"Two dollars fine." said the court, sud
denly losing patience.
L Mr. Franko paid.
To Die oa the Beatold
la painless, compered with the weak, lame
back kidney trouble causes. Electric Bit
ter is the remedy. 6"c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
THREE WOMEN CLAIM MILLION
Another Salt Filed la Contest for Es
tate of Late J. F. Greeaeagh
f Boston.
BOSTON. May E The litigation over the
tl.000,000 estate of Joseph-'F. Greemough of
this city. In which three women claiming to
be the rightful widow of Greenough de
manded a shsre of the property, was re
opened today by the filing of two suits for
1700.000 In the superior court by Mrs. Emma
P. Eaton Greenough against Martha Green
ough of London and Archibald M. Howe of
Cambridge, The suit -i for damages.
Martha Greenough was declared to be the
lawful widow at a recent trial, owing to a
divorce granted to her in Colorado being
declared Invalid, and Howe la truate of tbe
estate. Mrs. Emma Greenough alleges that
Martha and Mr. Greenough conspired to
gether and Induced her to marry Greenough
when the latter was already the legal hus
band of Martha. Mary M. Kerekea, a Hun
garian artist of Philadelphia, waa the otber
woman figuring in tha litigation over the
tnllllonalfe'a estate.
' Mrs. 8. Joyce. ISO Suiiivan Bt., Clare
mont', N. H., writes: "About a year ago
I bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure. It cured me of a severe case of kid
ney trouble of sevtral years' standing. It
certainly la a grand, good medicine and
I heartily recommend It." All druggista.
Troubled Feet
e
of it when once they're
Bunions, for example I All
your foot asks from you is
a chance Get a Crossett, it
knows that danger point and
covers it lightly, avoiding press
ure trouble's opening wedge.
c
KB
ai is iar easier to get your
:t into trouble, than out
rfTiC
. SHOE
Makes LifeslValkEtsy
TaaD aai at r
$4
CALL ON YOUR DCALER OH Wairr ne
LEWIS A. CROSSETT
NORTH ABiriaTON. MASS. '
J i
HAYDEN BROTHERS
OMAHA AC-flTO.
UWL
Wo have made a life-long atudy of dis
ease of men. spending thousands of dol
lars in researrlieg and acientlfio Investi
gation evolving special systems of treat
ment thst ar aafe, sure and prompt cur.
The physician who trie to explore arid
conquer the whole field of medicine and
surgery does not become proficient in any
particular branch. We have confined 011 r
aelvea exclusively to a single avlaas of die.
eases and the complications that ensue,
and have mastered them. We do not
scatter faculties, but concentrate them
upon the one particular specialty.
Wa treat aaa only and oar promptly,
oafaly and tborc fbly and at the low
east BstOBT CBIT Aft, OATlbSI. BAH v.
ovi unaixiTT, blood roisov, aaiir
XtlaaAAXS, AID aTXT aad lLADSCg Dlb.
Kaaaa aad all Special Dleeaaoa aad tasur
ompUoaUana.
STATE filEDICAL INSTT
KNOWN AS THE BEST THE DEST ,ar, 17 y" ,,lJ
1 t ported by Mra.
fS)eTGFORc.r ::::::
contained the d.-
Call and Do Examined Freo or n,i n,,n -""
Omc. Hour. A. M. tq 8 P. jVL SumOmj. 10 iVlTur UVn,:
1308 jfa-aam Et., Between 13th and 14th t, cnu,,,,e ,n1 "
rermaetJT Extablistrod fag Omaha, cl-asi another layer of
iinMiini , ... .mtgmjummmi riiaa....!... '"und the bodies
"" ' ""' " ' "' rT7 "' T 1 '" - " r ' - '"Hy about 11 years
At the Theaters
"'" at the Bnrwaod.
"Zxa " they railed her, those who knew
the girl and ihoee who only knew of her
work the human, vev.; human woman in
the problem play, whlih was made famoug
and Is well knoan because of th work of
Mrs, lvcsll Carter and of Florence Rob-
irts.
Presented at the BurwooJ theater lat
evcnlrg by the Burwood Stock company,
tha play ha lost none cf It Interest,
pathos or humanity.
Csscart, the vaudeville singer and after
wards manager for Kaxa, is played by
Lloyd Ingraham played more than well.
Wilfred Roger rlajs Duffrehe. tbe (set
of h's resl youth In real life working to hla
dissdvantHge In a difficult part the part
1 of a man capable of leading two hvea
told enough to cruih the girl Zjie.v 1'iarlc
Ri.coh plays Due Ie ' Erlssae, ami us Mr.
I.K0011 has long nga dtktlnru'shcd himself
in the role of aged nen, be Is a success In
Z.ix.1. Lottie btrnoM. appears both aa
Madam Duffreno and Florisnne, a Jcalmi
chorus girl. Her best work is as Florl
snne, which set-.-red hearty applause Jane
Jeffery Is "Aunt R.ma." tv ho has heart
trouble and ovw r heart slimulrnt moat ot
the lime.
Of the work af Miss Leasing in the lcad
Ing role of -'Zaxa" it tan be M,:d that aha
does remarkably -we ll, e Kpecilty In the sec.
otici and third 'acts, hlic h-is long Kpcrcheaj
rnd many or ttierr 1 Ihc frost fmot.s emo
tlonsl actresses haw found the entire part
a test on their Ben cs and vitahtj, but Misg
Lessmg enters into it all with grcnl ear
eMness and gets the iv.cti.uri. of succcsa
which she descrvra
Violet King appear as "Alice," liltle Mar
garet Hoffman t "Toio." Alice Mrvr aa
Nathalie arid Mabel Cauiibdl as Llsctte.
Following the tnatineti this afternoon Mr.
Bacon and Miss Jeffery will hold a recep
tion, thus giving their friends snd ad
mirers in opportunity lo meet them per-
sonslly.
'Smart Scholar" at the Krai.
"The Smart Rcliolar." a plat in which
the Jews of modern KiihFia. are seen In
their homes snd business life during the
tnsssnCee of a few years po, was 'he play
presented by the "Yiddish DtamaCic com
pany last evening t the Krug where it la
pluying In rtpurtvirr. There 1 Utile muslo
in the ptr-ce. but It lias tiern a great sue.
cess and when plating In New York waa
one of the favorites.
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS MEET
Report on Fair Receive! and Arrange
ments Made for the Class
Banquet.
A storm of applause at s high school
senior class meeting held Monday after
noon g ret ted the announcement that the
net proceeds of the fair given recently
amount to I4H3.34. This profit, with tlx uiii
foim success that sit ended every other
phase of the undertaking. muV.cs this
year's fair the bi.st cvtr give n at Hie s'-i-.ool,
considering the limited number of admis
sion tickets that were petnihttd lo t-e sold.
Sesrle Holmes. Elsie Hollr.. Elliot ailmore,
Corlnne Searle and llinris Vance were ap
pointed as a committee to recommend a
suitable any of investing the money. In
previous years the graduating class has
left some memorial to the achool In tha
ahape of picture or atatuary.
The seniors are planning to have a class
banquet and have set June 17 aa tl.e data
for It. Harold Thompson was elected to
the honor of oung toaM master. When tha
banquet was being discussed in the n.ectUiic
yesterday afternoon the girls provided con.
slderable amusement ;hy' repudiating all
leap year customs and going on record aa
following 'Dutch treats" so far aa the
banquet was concerned. Things looked
brighter, however, when the uninitiated
gahanta learned that In previous years the
boys had to stand for two tickets and ao
were not very badly off after all.
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