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fllK OMAHA I) AH A' NEE: FRIDAY. OCTORER 23. 100?. PERSONAL (c. ontlnued.) lUiOOMQUIST MASSAGE ' Institute rives Fwmllsn biH'piiI movement ( t nrrrniin and female, rllseasea eepneliilly I 1 vteld to (be well-known s-li nif c remedy. I y l floor iMxton U.K. Tel. Doug. 1H 1 lls 3: N7 GRAND ISLAND WILL 11A Reconsider! and Agrees to Bellevue on Saturday. Meet r SSAflF. ElTtrle. vibratory. 1 H. floir oia Boston store. DR. WE (Ur-741 Oil ERTZ. dentist. th floor I'airtnn pik. REAL ESTATE RKAI, ESTATE DEALERS REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est IK.; prompt service; get our prices. 17l Farnam St. um jj G EX) RUE CO.. "1 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 75. utHxz vlTNE 1NV. CO.. tlrat floor N. T. Ufa. BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 477 Brandels Bldg. (!) 827 GAME WILL BE AT THI3 EXD r.rtlr.n Turarrt. ns Kirk wit si r.ln burt 1 Mo'nhiv. an! r1l,c bwkinss ' siMrt nun ncne oi me i-,in i wt wm... -ii . ..-. rf the I. a It-mil. My M.. rutin. Plotnut and Me se will be ti'ifjirv to gel him in shape f"r I al.o ran. the Nebraska gume Hainrerty li a las. j ria.r w-'stir hItmi ! ikuhmIs H" : Second race. .l-year-Mns, ron-wlnners Pliico rteml"-r 1. seiiinc. win mil" ana shnwM mi falilv well Ifiat nintit, 'annirg sev.ntv arls: Pixie lllntnil t I o. .Nottrri CITY PROPERTT roR IAL1 $3450 HOME BARGAIN In one of the best locatlona of the north part, on Pratt street, rooms, hall and attic; built for a home: bam. I have Just sold the owner a country home and can f-eii this Pratt street home at a bargain; I'lira H.CA WM. DICKEY REED, tN.T.Lir.BM,.MaiTg New Homes for Sale ; l&A 8pencer St., 16.500. A beautiful S-room ' houao entirely modern and complete, built on the moat modern lined, and built of the very beat material and workmanahlp; first floor is flnlahed In oak with oak floors and the 2d floor In pine and birch; large attic, full basement. Will sell for part cash, balance monthly payments. 1311 Ivothrop Ht , $5,100. A large 2-story square house, with 4 rooms on 1st floor and 4 bedrooms and bath on 2d floor; hot water heat. Beautiful quarter sawed oak finished floors. You could not build a better house than this, and It Is cheap at the price. fsib Grace St., $3,500. A fine new. 2-story i njnare house, close to car lines, and wlth- m easy walking distance of the business . district, la modern and complete In every way. Bodded yard, cemented walk, ready to move Into. SfiuO cash, and balance monthly. Southeast corner of 18th and Spencer Sts. A new house on corner lot In Kountse Place. Has 3 rooms, a nice reception hall on 1st floor and 4 bedrooms and bath on second floor; 1st floor Is finished In beautiful oak with oak floors; entirely modern and complete in every way. $2,0u0 rash will handle thla and the balance van be made In monthly payments. HASTINGS & IIEYDEN, 1704 Farnam Ht. Bee Bide 19-3 a crabs ! at he Callea-e Have neen (ilvlas; Roys of the PI rat Team R for Their Moaer. The Grand Island foot ball management has reconsidered Its action of earlier date in asking that the Belleme game be can celled and at last gives consent to the game. Munsger I Iambi In of Bellevue received a communication Thursday morning; In which the Grand Island manager, Howard Pheaf, agrees to fill the date as scheduled, all former objections being omitted. Arrange ments will be started at once for the game Saturday. Manager Hamblln had Just completed ar rangements with the Diets Athletic club for a practice game, to replace the game at Grand Inland, supposedly called off. This arrangement was Immediately cancelled. It has been a rather unsatisfactory week for the team. The scrubs have been show ing the varsity up in irreat style, due In part to the fact that many new men have been coming- out to scrimmage. Pome of these new men have shown up well. Jones, brother of the player who was critically hurt last season, is out and making a good showing. Churchill also ts doing well. Stookey is playing fine at quarter. He handles the ball well and uses good head work. Morter Is getting bark Into old-time form. 8ome new plays have been perfected this week to be used Saturday. j Klrk la la Bad Condition. IOWA CITY. Ia.. Oct. 22-(SDecial.- Mllltary exercises were given to the low foot ball squad by Coach Catlln last night in the form of "setting up stunts and when the men were through with the West Point tactics they were thoroughly fa-tiglled. I lie whole squad even to tho heaviest line men were stretched flat on the grid Iron while Coaches Catlin and Griffith di rected them in the soldier calisthenics un it hard W'TKmit In a-on. I sh.ife. His prin cipal fault ts unfnmlllatitv with Miiual. hut he will prohanly work better w t'l the team hV the Mnre nf ti e MorninnMe aame. The vnrolty plae.l n-.ilrli better bull last Tiljrht aKaJnsl the freshmen, tli" reejln.rs crashit's Into thei opimenta in running Interference in much 1iiiproel form H sr1 as kept at rieht mil an l MePmaM at fill tai k. with i oinns una tiHeaerty mi m; G leotnla (I'". Met artliyl second, Malaga O. pwni third. 1 1 me: 1:47. Kn tletng. t'nol an1 t'haplet iiino ran. Third rare, tor ;-year-oli's. non-winners of $!.. s.x furlongs: W le M;snn (US. Notter) won, tiarUinl i?'. Met'aith) sec ond: Flkin tlt'2. Sunitert third. Time: 1 (Slen Kalis also ran. Kotirtli rsee. handicap, all ages, six fur ious: Hesnm (leT. Notter. won; Aron- ( 110. r tie Inxt night. FOR SALE Klecrnnt Ift-room house on one of the finest streets In the West Farnam district If you want a fine home at fe bargain In vestigauv thin nolek. HICKrt REAL. ESTATE CO.. 219 Board of Tradu Blrig. (19H-S63 22z New; Modern Houses With 'Hot Water Heat one 7-rooni house for $.1.IVX). One 7-roofn house for IX.J). Ornt 7-room I muse for $4). One 8-room house for $fi.K. One 8-rootn house for lo.ftoo. W. II. GATI'.S. R. 817 N. Y. Life. Tel. 1 (i.i)-3iiJ 24 - CHEAP LOT. One of the flix-st luls in the West Farnam relderl( district for CM). HH'KH REAL. ESTATE CO., 219 Board of Trade Bid. (1H)-36I 2x 1 FLAT SITE W feet frontage on Srtth Bt., Just off Fui nam, newly paved street ; $1.K5, which is lefs than . a fruit foot. Right depth for St. lruls flats. Nonrrsidant owner anxious to fell. C. R. GLOVER & RUN, iil'-S-IN. Y. Life. , 09-27t 22 mrreti later than asus.1, lasting until after dark. ht. The setinimilKi' liljtvl .-"IIITI nunr. .nil-. ... v... - Klver ami roquessiim aifri run. Fifth race, for a-yrar-oius ann np. sell ing, one mile: Whip Top U'b. Mccahey) won- Faust (hU, McCarthy) serind; Fancy (92. Crowievi third. Time: 1:41. Rejane and St. Jo.erh aio ran. Sixth race, f . r 4-year-oins snn nr. sell ing, one and three-sixteenths mil's: Mean ders 10D. Sweet) won; Coat of Arms 1"5, Notter) second, Kunhoe (W.s Mct-sneyi third. Time: 2:01. Klllochan and Battle Axe also ran. til the husky pupils were thoroughly tired and much more Umber than wli started. and much more limber than en they The find of the practice was Haggertv. a new candidate for right half. Fee, who haa been substituting for Captttln Klrk, has water on the knee, leaving; the varsity REAL ESTATE WANTED I WANT to buy house and lot In Hanseom Park or West Farnam district: must have t or 10 rooms; property must be first-class and very cheap; give lowest cash price. H 7G3. Omaha Bee. (23 349 2x WANTED TO BORROW WANTED To borrow $1,000 to $2,009 for two years at 7 per cent. Absolute secur ity. Address C-7U, care Bee. (24)-M30J 23x WANTED TO BUY HIGHEST prices for 2d-band furniture, car pets, clotbes and shoes. Tel. Louglaa SS.'L 426) t$ RIGHT prices paid for 2d-hand furniture, carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red WANTED To purchase cheap a roll top ouiee aesK ana rniiir in good condition. Address K 7tW, care The Bee. . -j (26)-358 24 WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED stenographer; excellent references. G, Omaha Bee, Council Bluff 5, Iowa. (27) M 23 AN eastern owner has two housas In Hans corn Place rented fr $70 a month; every thing tnudern; paved street; east frifnt; will sell at a bargain; one block north of Hunscom Park. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1. New York Life Building. USO-M24J FOR SALE. .The fine vacant corner at Sth Ave. and Dodge. Klxlii feet. t r $-1,7(50 :f sold quick. HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.. 219 Board of Trade Bldg. (l)-3 22x LIST your property with Chris Boyer, i2d and Cuming ails. (19) i.t WHEN writing lo adTerttserv remembei It takes but an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw th ad In Tns Pea STOVE REPAIRS CCI.F. FEAH HASKELL 1DIA With Three Among; the Best Men Oa, rornhnakere In Bad Shsp. LINCOLN, Oct. II-tFtpcPlal With Minor, Kroger snd Reltier so badly In jured thRt they will probably not be ablo to be In the game Saturday, and with other members of the Cornhusker team suffer ing more or less from Injuries received In the Minnesota game. Coach "King" Cole fears that Nebraska will meet a Tartar In the Haskell Indians. "I am more worried about this game with the Haakells Saturday," said the coach today, "than about any game on the schedule so fsr this season. Kroger, whose knee has been hurt, has not been out for practice this week. Beltxer we must save up for Iowa and can not run any chance of having him hurt his shoulder any more. Minor Is still limping around with a bad ankle and does not seem to Improve very much. I am afraid these three men will have to stay out of the game Saturday and thla will break up our backfleld. Tem ple, who Is a good substitute for one of the hslfbatks or fullback, has been home this week and has missed two days' prac tice. He Will not be In any too good con dition to go into the frame. The linemen are all right, but we will need more than a strong line to win against the Hsskells. "Little dope has come up to us on what the Haskell Indians are doing, but from what Information T have ben able to gather they appear to be exceedingly slron. Last Saturday they held the strong Washburn team, which defeated Kansas last season In a 11 to 4 score. I talked with a man yesterday who saw that game and he says the Indians played one of the best games he ever witnessed. After they got started In the first h;ilf they ripped big holes In the heavy Wash burn line. He says they have a remark able drop kicker in Island, who drooped the ball over the crossbars for a goal from the thlrtv-flve-vard line In the first halt Island was taken out In the second half. owing to an Injury. Had he remained in the game the Haskeiis wouia pronaory have made at least two more drop kicks for they were several times within kicking rifatmce or the Washburn eroal. "We are not going to be surprised, as Iowa was by Missouri last Saturday. We know the Haskeiis are not going to be an easy terim to play. Under the best condi tions Nebraska would have a hard game with them, but Saturday when three of our best men will be absent from the Corn huskers' lineup the outlook Is very gloomy. This is no bear story I am giving- out, for you know I am not Inclined to fill report ers up with hot air. The Haskeiis are a dangerous foe and Nebraska will have to play the hardest kind of a game to win. As I said before, the game Is giving me more worry than any other on the sched ule so far this fall has occasioned." Practice has been held each afternoon since Monday at Antelope rark. but several of the veterans have failed to report. Tues. day afternoon the only regulars out were Captain Harvey. Frum, Johnaon. Cooke and Beltser. This afternoon all were on the grounds, but Peltier, Kroger and Minor kept out of practice. Despite the absence of the regulars from the lineup the varsity today was able to play rings around the scrubs. The forward pass Was used with good effect on several occasions and netted the varsity two touch downs. The scrubs made several long gains against the regulars and once took the ball down to the twenty-five-yard line, but there they were forced to kick and failed to score. Kroger's absence from the Cornhusker lineup Saturday will leave them without a man to place or drop kick, and In case the Indians are strong enough to keep Ne braska from crossing- their goal they may be able to surprise the sanguine of the Ne braska rooters. Rirkner will probably do the bunting for Nebraska In the absence of Beltser, but unless his kicking Is a" great improvement over that of the Minnesota game Nebraska will be kept busy most of the game defending- its goal line near the fifteen and twenty-yard lines. FOinTH RVN.MSG OK AtTO RACK Serenteea Cars Expected to Enter for Vaaderbllt Cap. NEW YORK, Oct. 22. Every one of the seventeen cars expected to face the starter dt daybreak of Saturday fur the fourth running of the Vanderbilt cup race was taken over the 23.4i miles of the circuit this morning for final practice. Although ro attempts were made by any f tin prospective contestants to approximate rac ing speed for any consiileiablf distance, a number let out to the last, n itch coming down the elght-mllo straluhtaw ay of the Jericho turnpike from Woodhurv to West bury, snd In this stretcli repeatedly whlnU by at better than seventy miles an heur. It Is over this portion of the course that most of the speeding will be done Satur day, as over the cemer.t surface of the Miitcr Parkway part on" tho circuit, the drivers have discovered fast, time to be fatal to t'res. In this respect the Motor Parkwav has proved a great dtFinpnoint ment In the event of 600.0M) people Jour neying to Ixng Island to witness thla event, as was the case with the last Van derbilt cup race, two years ago, however, the fenced In condition of the parkway will more than offset whatever disadvan tages the unyielding quality of Its suifaee offers. Owing to the Inadequacy of the force of deputy sheriffs engaged to police tho 19i.nl race the course was invaueu tor inmost Its .entire length by a surging crowd, through which the racers had almost to plow their way. This year the course will Ire guarded by &W members of the Irish Volunteers regiment, armed wtih rifles, in addition to the 200 denuty Sheriffs. This year the distance to be covered will be 2&k miles, as against 257 in V-M, 2M in 19U6 and i!4 in 1904. WE have In stock (no delay) repair for every make of furnace, stuaui or not water healer, water fronts. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS, 1JJ6-04 Douglaa St. Telephones: Bell, DouUs sou: Ind., A-KZ1 47- LEGAL NOTICES THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN KAlLKOAU COiMPAN 1 Special Meet ing. Ouiana, Neb., October 7, 19u. A spe cial meeting- of the stockholders or 'i'tu South Omaha and Western Railroad Conr puny will be held at the otfioe of tha Company In Omaha, Neb., oh Friday, De cember 18. 19i. at 11 o'clock a. in., fur the purpose uf authorising and providing for me sale of the railroad of The South Omaha and Western Railroad Company, with its franchises and appui ;enaiicea, lis real es tate and personal property, to Union pa citiu Railroad Company, tho consideration for such te to be the cancellation of the bonds und satisfaction of the mort ae of said The South Omaha and Western Railroad Company, and the atauiiipUon of all Its other indebtedness by tne said Union Pacitio Railroad Company; and fur the purpose of transacting ail such other business as may legally come before the meeting. For the purposes uf the meeting the buoks for the transfer of slock wul lui M, ...! Ml 3 n'etoeU n. m. im M.n .l.u December 7, 190b. and will be reopened at lu o clock a. in. on Saturday, December 19, livs. T. M. OKR, Secretary. OkdtoLllS REAL ESTATE FARM AND KAftCll LAM) FOR SALE Coieraaa. FJRM AND FRUIT LAND. Denver Greeley district, under irrigation; sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and fruit raising; low price, easy payments. National Investment Co., 62 liraudeie Bias... oaieua. Tel. Douglas wl. (20) 77 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Fa i sa and Garden Lands. OFFERED FOR RENT 10 acres, small house and barn, ijoou well and mill, near 4Mh and Center 6t ; splendid garden or dairv location. Harrison morton. 91s n. y. Life. (15)-M"9 :'4 AUTO DRIVERS TO OROAMZI1 Chaa (Tears Will Meet Last Night of Month to Form Oreranlsatloa. Automobile drivers of Omaha are re quested to meet at the Paxton and Mitchell garage Saturday evening, October 31, to perfect a permanent organization of the automobile drivers of Omaha. A. Schults is the leader in the organization,, which will be known as the Nebraska Association of Automobile Drivers. The object of the association win bo to advance tho mutual Interests of the automobile drivers and owners by enhancing the general good will through an organized assorlat.on and to Increase the standard of ability and effi ciency In the profession through an ex change of opinions and experiences at the various meetings. WITH THE BOWLERS. The Imperials took two out of- three games from the Field club bowlers on the Association alleys. Score: OMAHA FIELD CLUB. Whlttemore Frisbee 1st. 2d. 2d. Total , IM 2n5 154 617 . 132 lt 136 4:12 . lf?7 - 175 1 40 47i , 169 a 168 6J .167 139 143 449 ,773 887 730 2,330 IALS. 1st. . 2d. 3-1. Total , 175 444 232 651 , 158 1-S 150 491 159 m LSI 601 170 no 144 4M , 140 215 633 80;'.; SC2 tS63 The Chicago Liquor housewoa all three NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by School District No. M. Dodge. .Neii., until z o ( lock p. m., No vember H, 1"H, for furnishing all material and labor for heating and plumbing the Hooper school building in Hooper, Neb., according to plans and amended specifica tions now on file at the office of A. H. Dyer & Co.. architects. Fremont, Neb., and at the office of John F. Heine A -Son, Hooper. Neb. Separate bids will be re ceived for other makes of boilers, than secllied, ail bids must be accompanied with a certified cheek, according to notice to contractors Included In said siieclflca tions. The board reserves the right to reject all led.s. Address all bids to V. M. Sanders, Moop r. Ni b., plainly marki-d. hlds for lleutlng and Plumbing." W. M. Sanders, Secretary. O21dl0t REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I-OR RENT-JnO acre furm. Knox countv. Neb.; good soil; fair Improvements. 11. C. Balrd, 6012 Cass St., Omaha. Neb. C.i)-M3t9 24X REAL ESTATE LOANS flVE PER CENT money to loan ou Omaha jjusmess Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1. New lurk LUa Bldg. UJ)-S MONEY TO BUILD. M 14 IAU.0O0 at current rates. H. TUOMAJl. 6u First Nat. Bank Bldg. (i)4u ANT ED City loans. Peters Trust Co liLir at I LO A' EST RATES Bemla. Paxton Block. (22 til PAYNE. BooTWICK CO.. N. Y. Lite. Private mousy; fcwu to $a.uuu; low rate. 121 PRIVATE MONEY NO DELAY. UAHV1N BROd.. lot FARNAM. (2i)-J41 WANTED Cuy loans and warrants. W. jyt'riiam Smith Co.. UJ0 Farnam St. too TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead. Weed BKIg.. lain and Farnam. iJ2) Hi Li V .1 nf v l3KY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co ti.) RiviTM maneY to loan. J. W- Sherwood. i,; " w.2-.. aAm till Mio2 LOANS f I&) 0 $8t0 on Omaba resl "o'SKAL ESTATE CO 1001 N. r. Life Bid. C-)-0 WHEN wrttmg to .advarllaera. kiudljr men tion The lie . Sat ah D. Starr lo Oi-oi go T. Morton, part of s, si 31-15-13 $ 2,10 Oustave A. Renin .in.l wlfo to Oscar H. Williams, lot 7 and east 10 feet of lot S, blink II. Prospect place.... 1,933 Gcrtrudo Emiier to .M.yl 8. Stur aeoii. lot 11. J. E. Riley's sub-division of Okahorim 1 Huns Nimbi and wife to Henry Rohlff. lot 23, block 31, Albright Choice addit on l.fcO Mabel . Mom. r ami husband to Kulfctou Jowiis-U- eompsny. part noiiU'.eajit cori.i r m-t, in L 11-14-12 13.500 Mary fanfleld und hushand to Robert K. l- oraii, Kit it. oil" k 4. T hoinburg ulace luo Unllwt Real Estate Trust company 10 joun iv. n .ikaii, mi iu, pluck 41, Kountse place 9(i0 Andrew C Beck and wife to Nela Jensen, lots 7 and 8. block 2. Mili tary addition 1 Nels Jensen to ibieno Keck, same.... 1 Robert J. Jensen and wife to Doug lass Given, lots -J and Si, block 1, 1 limebajgh A. Pulterson's sub-divi-slon l.sOj Charles A. Brockway to Anna Broek way, lots it and 4. block 1 Willis Park place 4,(110 John Power, sheriff, to Frank E. Hor baeh, lot 5. block 317, Omahn l,rX Fiaj.k E. Horhaeh and wife 10 Mary F. liuurke, lot 5. block 317, Omaha, and tax lots 27 to 32, Inclusive, sec tion 3-15-13 6 Fiank Barr-tt to Harry H. Alien, lot 29, block lt. Huhland place 1 H. C. Bostwick to-Frank J. Persons, . lot (, Saetr.am's sub-dlvislou. . . , 1 A. W. Slnifkins and wife to John H Trenerry, lots . 7, I, t and lo, block t. Harmon's sub 5fi Howard Whitney to same, same ;i; EVEXTS .. ON - Hl'NNIJfO TRACK) l.atonla Association Takes Fight Against Commission lata Coart. CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 22. The real cli max to the racing situation that has threatened the Latonla racetrack, as well as the general racing prospects through out Kentucky, was reached today when a suit was filed in the Kenton county cir cuit court against the Kentucky Racing commission to have Its action revoking the license of Latonla scratched from the com mission's minutes, and a revelew of the revocation be held by the court. In sub stance this means that It will probably take ten days to review the case and probably a month before the court of ap peals will finish It, In case it Is carried to the highest tribunal In the state. In this meantime racing will continue. U Is said by the Latonla officials that the action of the commission Is unconsti tutional and the fight means that the track must close forever or the racing commis sion will become a thing of the past offi cially. The commission ruled that parl-mutuels alone were to be allowed In Kentucky. Latonla demonstrated by its spring meet ing that the track cculd not b run ex cept at a great loss under the mutuel sys tem and pleaded with the commission for the bookmakers. These efforts at settle ment, however, were In vain. Summaries of today's races: First race, five furlongs:. Dr. Barkley 010, Troxler, i to li won. Duomo (110, Pickens, $ to S, place) second, Desperado (110, Ott, 6 to 2, show) thlul. Time: l:ol. Cavarone, lie Brief, Orta, Ed Wray, Ray H., Gold Front. Tuscan Gold. Admiral Hob, Colonel Blue and Joe E. Enrich also ran. Rock Castle was left at the post. Second race, five and one-half furlongs: Christmas (lu2. Kennedy, even) won, Icarla (104. Walsh, 13 to 1. placej second, Miss Crittenden (lul, Glasner. 3 to 5. shuwj third. Time: 1:0. .Medina. Admonish, Floreal, Zaraphe, Hawks Light. Tarantula. The Missus. Varla Tone, Lonite, She Wolf and Marshy als 1 ran. Third race, six furlongs: Matihelmer (112, P.randnn, 4 to 6) won. Gresham l!7. McGee. out, place) second. Enlist Gen. Butler, 3 to 1. show) third. Time: l:lf,i. Rixill. Western Knight, King s Folly and Adrian Vanset also ran. Fourth race, mile: Lndv Martha Cm. Butler, 3 to 2) won. Kercheval 1H. McG.-e, 1 to 2, place) second. Hanbiidge iriS, Walsh, out. show) third. Time: l:39vs. Three starters. Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth: Mor tlboy (112, Glasner. 8 to li won. Beau Brummel (." to 2, place) s-comI. loly UmI dtir, out. show) third. Time: l:47l5. The Shaughran and Dunvegan also ran. Sixth race, one mile and tin ee-sixteenths; Carew (1H4. McGee. 6 to 6. straight) won, Belmere tli9, Hridel. 1 t 2, place) second: St. Valentine tH'.'. Butler, 2 to 5. show) third Time: ?-ro. EMPIRE CITY. X. Y. Oct. 2--Pum-maries: Firet rate. 3-year-olls. selling, s'x furlongs: Jeannette M. (105. Mc('nhey) won; Trols Twit UOx. Notteri second; hoff had the high totals,-"w(4b -602, while the honorable secretary bud - hlrh single game, with 181. Tonight the Nebraska Cycle company and the ' Welt Sides will perform. Score: .1.-1. CHICAGO LIQUOR HOUSE. 1st. Adklns 164 Korghoff Caughllu Totals 145 165 1 I'D 179 163 m 431 BUNGALOWS. 1st. 2.1. 181 121 112 122 3d. 141 178 170 Total 3! 502 49 1,35 KiO 164 3d. 13$ 179 I lis? v1 17 if'P'tV 7 W mm 1 1 " ' Si.- .9 -rA :: l to. ML 1 a , 'Mj,,"" SaljF i2 1 1 (Mt ...( . A '-. X 1' V. ' V V 1 4 1 Young" Men's Clothes, Edcrhcimer, Stein & Co., Makers YOU win; score" every " time" you wear one of "these swagger Ederheimer-Stein made overcoats for Young ' Men. Tailoring skill of the highest type, smartest style ideas, handsomest materials ever put into clothes; you take the same pride wearing it as we in selling it. You know what team work is in the game. You learn what it means in the clothing business when you buy here. You profit from our alliance with the greatest specialists on Young Men's clothes and their alliance with us. The whole force of the Ederheuner-Stein organization and the ability and strength of this store are directed to just one end tha aim to take better care of you young fellows than you've ever been cared for before. That's team work. It's successful. You'll find your style from the many we're showing now. BRANDEIS BOSTON STORE . same, from tho ,, t, 1 ,. 1, leuc Iieiu. s Alllliy lituua l ie C1.....H.O..- ihTurfi.mffi.1, "k; "fnf -""Hmtp of eoutheaetern Iowa, a hard game is the Metropolitan basement alloys. Borg-1 i.nt..H expected. CHAPTER BANKERS' INSTITUTE Nearly One Hnndred Employes Omaha and South Omaha Banks Join, f Total 4: 3:15 407 415 387 435 1.237 Gwynne . Hosier ... Ward ... TotaU Ijtst night on the Metronolltan allevs the Luxus team won two gamr-a from tha lllrminglmm Range company, itoth teams were ill good form and the games were close until the last frame, but splits were coming pretty fftltt fr al) ll)e boys. The old-timer. Charles Zarp, took all honors for tho Luxus team with ?28 single and 67S total, and Drink water was high for the Range company, 217 single game and 549 total pins. Tonight the Rrodegaard Crowns and Oreibus Candy company will play ocore LUXUS. 1st. 2.1. 3d. Total Pengele p;4 l j K9 621 Reselln 1'9 li; im w?, Krug IBS 1K3 liV) 4!rS Waler.i M l.Vi l 619 Zarp 173 L-Ji 175 67f. Totals 832 9 564 2,615 ' BIRMINGHAM RANGE COMPANY. 1st. 2d. 2.1. ToUl Keyt 1M) l4 w 6:10 Palmer 120 lrv; l.H 414 Gernandt 17 1JS liil 4le Martin 1S5 10H 1H9 6;j L'rirk water 217 ltw l;7 WJ Totals STS sTl Siji) t,50C Tnrklo Wants a Game. TARKIO. Mo., Oct'.' 2-'. 'Special.) The Tarkio foot ball team is without a game for next week and would like to arrange for a game in or out of town either Oriober 2i. 21 or 2il. The team would also lite to arrange for a game at Turkio for Tlianks g.viiig day. Communications should be ad dressed to James C. Elder, luanuger. W orld's Hunting; Record. ST. LOI'IS. Mo., tict. 22. Two world bowling records were broken hint nii; t lie the Si-hnelilt tetni of the St. Louis Ten I'm U-uK"e accordlne to fx ir s nun u'ro-J today. The team totaled '!,3ou n'm for 'hr'e games, an average of l.lwi. The high game was 1,1m. Three of tho players averaged above 211. Peru to I'lay Amity. ' PERI. Neb.. Oct. 22. (Special.) The Normal foot ball t -am will flay ml y col lege next Friday afternoon on the Peru ath- "A'lth an enrollment of nearly 100 tho Omaha chapter of the American Institute of Banking came Into being at the Crelgh- ton Institute assembly hall last evening. The membership roll Includes the younger banking men of Omaha and South Omaha and the size of the list at this early date In the chapter'a history Is due to the recetu visit here of George C. Allen, edu cational secietary of the American Insti tute, and the activity of W. B. Hughes, manager of the clearing house, whose real was rewarded with election to the presi dency. He and Bert Wilcox, assistant cashier of the Omaha National bank, explained the nature of the Institute and Its benefit to members In other title where tho organl lallon has met with great success "wherever a chapter has been put In. It is a mutual improvement and social institution composed largely of younger banking em- ' ployes such as cashiers, tellers and book keepers. The local chapter will meet on tho third Tuesday evening of eac'i month and be sides llio social features will have ad dresses on themes of banking Interest from the best known bankers of Omaha and Nebraska. All employes of banks and and banking institutions in Omul. a and South Omaha are eligible to membership. I Resides the two men named atiovo J. C. MeClure, paying teller of the United States National bank, also spoke. A constitution and by-laws were adopted and the follow ing officers elected: President, W. B. Hughes, manager of the clearing house and secretary of the Nebraska Hankers' association; vice presl- I dent, George T. Zimmerman, receiving tel ler Firet National; secretary, Otis Allison, receiving teller Omaha National, and treas urer, F. R. Gosney, receiving teller Union Stock Yards bank, South Omaha. The appointment of an executive com mittee was left to the chajrman and Clem ent Chase, editor of the Western Banker was named chairman of the committee on publicity. where Holllday secured work In the brick works at Avery. They wcro living together In Avery when arrested. Sheriff Dennis of Nemaha county, Kansas, and Deputy Sher iff Thompson of this county made the ar rest lata Wednesday afternoon. Both prom ised to go back to Kansas without requisi tion. Sheriff Dennis, with the aid nf Deputy Sheriff Flanagan, also arrested Herman Smith, wanted at Seneca, Kan., for taking mortgaged property out of the state. Smith, It Is charged, mortgaged two teams for $200. drove them to Omaha and sold one team and was working as a teamster with the other when located at Albright by the of ficers. It was through him they learned of the whereabouts of Holllday. Sheriff Dennis returned to Kansas with the trld last night. Foley's Honey and Tai cures coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine In a yellow pack age. Sold by all druggists. By using the var.ous departments of The Bee Want Ad pages you get the best re sults at the least expense. EIGHT PLEAD NOT GUILTY Victims of Grand Jary Dear tha Charges Made Agmlaat Them. Eight of tho first victims of tha grand jury's drag net were arranged before Judge Sears Thursday morning- and pleaded not guilty to the various crimes charged against them. They were John Murray, grand larceny; Robert Magarell, Obtaining $50 under false pretenses; Bertha Orant and Bennle Due, larceny from the person; Edwin R. Sprague and Albert Scott, break ing and entering; James Patrick, breaking and entering; J. H. Christie, forgery. A lu.l In tha grand Jury proceeding' came Thursday morning when no witnesses were examined. The jurors spent tho fore noon going over the reports of tho com mittees which visited various public In stitutions and made Investigations of con ditions called to the attention of the Jury by Judge Sears. The work ' don by the jury was In preparation of Its final report. It Is said the Jury Is trying to complete Its work so that an adjournment can be taken next week. - " ' fits Total . .12703 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CANADIAN PACIFIC KhtrKsas X.XJTB or run iiuino aw rates: fal tine; excellent earvtoa, Asa any ticket a sent for particulars or writs, O. B. BESTJAMIX, atV'L. A4T. S3S t-e. Cii ft. Chase. XU. A whUVra fimst... I rn. " t, t T 1 ,ur oveT ou years as l he Best Rye in the Field." A clean, straight whiskey that has been made as pure ts scientific distillation can make it "Since 1857". Bottled in Bond Try t half-pint fla.k-jrou'll find it just right, ir your dealer can't supply yoa writ. . for name of dealej VWa I'ui rv..fr Cuekni""r & Bros.. . DutUUr P.tubarf,Pa. ""illilli'l KANSAS ELOPERS ARE, CAUGHT. John Holllday. Who Han Away with Wlfe'a Younger Mater, j Arrested Here. Charged with eloping with the 17-year-olU sister of his wife, John Holllday of New Chappelle, Kan., was arrested wstciday afternoo'i at Avery and placed in the count,- Jail. His sister-in-law, Annie Siiiw.tier. j was also arrrsieu anu win oe taKcu uaca 10 Kansas with him on a stctutory charge. Holllday left a wife and several children In New Chappi-He, and the charge against him is deserting bis family. A babe was born to tho couple about j four months tigo and It occupied a cell Willi I its mother iu tho matron's iKpai tnn-nt until tin- departure of the train. I twas taken buck to New Chappi-lle with them. The elopement was (he outcome of a ro mance of which ' Holliday's family ft as not aware until after he hj.Z run away with the girl. Miss Schwitxer was acting as a helper In his family, being employed to take care of the baby by Mrs. Holllday. She had been with the Hollldays for four or five weeks, when one day last May both Holllday and the girl were missed. Jt was found the girl had gone to her home In Kelly, and Holllday had followed her there. They took the train south and then went to Kansas City, finally coming to Omaha, We ate liMng In an age of specialism; an ago when success can best bo attained by the concent ration of every thought upon the unswerving pursuit of a single object. We are precisely such specialists. Wo have invallat'-d and tested all known methods for the In. anient und cure of dlseus.-s of men. ii l i- h jtives us the right to" JU'Iro between II. und the true between i-lialio- int. usiona and solid wm th between . , - oc. M and shmlow. Musty theoriiH (,; i stand out against our innije of ti, mi. i.i i,r the cure of tlie.se ailments, i -i.n.-i progressive medi cal science, n,.w ill ,r jvi-ries and undisput ed fucts of discuHcs cured to stay cured oy our ,-nethotls. 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