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THE OMAHA usuux .Bffl: SATURDAY. MARTI! x VM.-
r, ,REAL ESTATE
(Cnntlnuefl.1
8-Koom Hon?1 on 3."th Avp.,
-Vear the Fie 1.1 Club. 00
Thin 1 house No. 1Jft R STith Ave.,
blocks south of Lesvenwnrtlt St.; eae-t from
high, sightlv ground overlooking the
boulevard; lot is .VixlH feet ami hue soma
shsde trees; .Wth Ave la to be rvle,i till
rnii anil this rtlatrlrt will develop v-ry
fast1; wnw going to Colorado; will give
possession at once.
Lot Bargain, Eat Front, on 3lat.
Near Opieh ton's 1st Adl., $400
This ta RIxl32 feet, east front on Hat flu,
the M lot north of Oold St.; sewer ami city
water In Krwi; one block from the Boule
vard; two Works from 33rt Ave. cur line;
lot lira well ami la about I feet above the
Tfi next to tha llttla church.
,U ACRES 1 2-MILE OUTSIDE
iimnha city ltmlte on Wth St.. near achnol
and la well settled district; land lies well
ami tha very best nf anil; $3J per acre.
Harrison & Morton,
91S N. T. Ufa Bid;.
Both' Phones.
DUNDEE
tjok bettor every day now. Oo nut to
tncimw find k those smith front lots we
sre nffemg on Iwvnnpnrt St., Just pint
rf tha school, for ah. Only 4 south
fronts left. We have T lotn loft on N'rholna
St.. between Wh and Mst Sis.. Tur $). Ill)
cnsh. balsnea S30 per month. This Includes
free water service.
SELBY,
lth and Pinutn.
AM Boand of Trad M.
dill 4"7 7
A HOME
$4,250
Fine 7-mom house, ahout 2 years old.
Reception hmll. parlor. "tinina; room,
kitchen and pantry fliiat floor; hedrooms.
sewlna; room and hath room on 3d favir;
papered and diH'Orated. hedmoma tinted;
full basement, wtth fine hot water heatlntj
plnnt. Lot tixV. south front, cement side
walks; only V, hlork fm Sherman Ave.,
on Blnney fit. Th!a plare la rlajlu. Ua.k
It up.
Newell Realty Co.,
Dou.
4612. 54 Brandeia Bldir A-S55I.
119) 411 5
LOTS FOB HOMES
th and Plnkney tM.
2M ami Sprairue 1?30.
th and California tin.
tii and Pratt WO.
list and Cass, corner fl.aK).
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
inn N. T. LIFE DOI G. OR A. 21FX
NEW HOUSE
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
K2 .V. 41st Ave. just north of Davenport
street; a -veil built S-room house; on
east front; asphalt paved straet: -very
Hood neighborhood: close to car and
school. House la strictly all modern, has
reception room, parlor, dining room and
kltclieo on tlrst floor, ail finished in
oak. except the kitchen. bed rooms and
bath on second floor and the entire actio
la fleered and plaatered; bath and ventl
buie entrance haww tile floors; all rooms
are nicely papered; fuil brick cellar. 1
you want a good high clans home. In a
high claaa neighborhood, you oan't do
any better than to buy thla house, la
rendv to move Into. Will maita terms
reasonable. Price tS.750.
HA.STINU3 HBTDBN.
New Location. lffl.4 Harney 3U
tl9l S37 i
SOUTH PART OF CITY
7-ROOM HOUSE
with nice east front lot. 60x13) feet with
f.ne shade, some fruit, city water, sewer.
iu, ctmern. flue repair. Price tt.iuO, im
mediate possession.
PAYNE, BOflTWICK aV CO..
ijoie Agents.
Main Floor N. X. Ufa Blrtg.
(15) 401 (
A SNAP-4-roora house near !4t h and Bln
nev. modem except heat, sood repair;
full basement; lar lot; permanent walks.
Price. fcUia. Will make terma. Must
8. BL WAIT A CO . I
17 Bee bios' Omaha.
Tela. Douglas UH, A-aSls.
(1D)-M3M 7
BARGAIN 8-room house on Ohio, closa
to Z4th St.. rents for pi per year.
Owner non-resident; must sell at once.
If taken at once will accept. S2.2SO. M.
J. KL.NSAHD A Co.. Uu Blown Blk.
(1)-M364
SKI 4 GRAND AVE., new 8-room modern
bouse, permam-nt waika to car. ti.aoo.
, Terma. (lfl.-M36
TWENTY-SECOND AND WEBSTEK.
4-rom modern cottage home, with fur
nace, nice shade, paving pld, O.HJ.
Thoa. W. fazen. st Douglas BUhIc
Pbuna D ! U M3T9-7
FOR SALS.
T rooms, alcove, closets, bath, gaa. fine
corner lot. t-TuO. For tar ma inquire on the
premises, southwest corner of Will and
I ocust. or of R. A. McKachron. Clry Sav
ings bank. w--
S-ROOM modern nouse. with furnaca. east
of "4tn and Moitn lk inoe.
W Hut.. 1 Douglas Block. D. lXa.
(ll MJa2 t
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
itw house, i rrxima and bath, two stories
awl attic, hot water heat, oalt finish. A
nap at SS.oetl.
r.LOVo-R REALTT SYNDICATE.
NYU Doug. S3: Ind.. A-9W
(3.JU S
NEW. inoJern home of 7 large rooms and
nam. not waiui hcai. near Kountze "ace,
occupied Dy owner. Must be sold li.jjn.
Neat oinnalow of 4 i-ouiua on Meredith
Ave., araat of sVtli. onl' i Uloi k.i from
car. See me at once S3.20.
Two a and 'i-rooiti. modern houses, open
plumbing, taw or to casu. balance
men' nlv each S2.HK.
TUO W. HJCiii. Douglas Blk.
i Phone D. 1UO. (ISO a8 i
I HAVE six modern brick houses in Wsst
Karnam street dlstrl-t which I can sell
for (b.uu) each, or pernsps less.
THOMAS BRB.SNAN.
Rjom I. New York Life Building.
Are you looking for
HOUSE or LOT.
We have just what you want.
ITS A BARGAIN.
P O. MELeO.N A CO..
!W M Y. L. Bldg. Both 'Phones
:9) -T9
NOT1C1C
In order to. take care of our rapidly grow
ing butrtneaa. we have MOVr.D from tne
Paxton Blk. to larger on ices in tile Bran
leta Bldg , where we exlvnd to the gen
eral puoilc tlie same "HONEST'' and
SwCAKE DrlALlNG'" POLICY whuu
haa been our motto since tlie organization
.if i ma company In lss.
Bfore buying or selling, consult us our
FORTY Y EARS' experience may save
oi some monev.
GKO. P BEMIS REAL ESTATE CO.
4TS-4W BKANDbllS BLXsl.
19 M2U 4
IF TOC HAVTB
Ttty property, farina, ranch lands er mer
rnandlsa to sail or trade, list them wttb
me. 't coats vou nothing uninsa I etfect
. aula. W. W. Mitched. U2 Board of
Trade Bldg. 1:
WEST LEAVENWORTH building lots.
ray pay IB en la. al'.iglat, Phone Harney
til T
REAL ESTATE
f ITT PHOPKarY FHH 4LK.
(Continued.)
WEST
FARNAM
DISTRICT
Podge St.. near 42f we hava a new. a.l
minlirj house; hot water heal, full, pleas
ant parlor extending entire length of house;
beautiful rttnlng room and kitchen and
pantry and refrigerator room on first floor;
oak floors and w'tl cherry woodwork: 4
bedrooms and hath on second floor; ele
gant combination fixtures: large lot and
enclosed with attractive fence and fine
shrubbery and roaa hushes. Tha owner
mum sell and haa reduced tha pr a to
!"... and will consider a smaller cnttsge
aa part payment.
Come now if you want a nice home,
N. P. Dodge & Co.,
1714 Farnam 9t.
NKTW 7-room sounro house, full two-atory.
siihHtnilallr built, hetwnen Howurd and
Jarkin. Aplv f JWh Ave., first, be
forn triMibllns: tenant. Tel. Harney .Tliel.
il!i M41 Kx
THAT FINK aoiitheitet corner of IRth :uid
California for SHle cheap. Address. I.-eV.
care ii"". 1)9t MC2 7X
NEW
6-boom norsE
1515 Pnencer St.. has rcrption hall, parlnr,
rllnins room and kitchen on the first floor.
.1 bedrooms and bath on second floor; first
clans plumblnaT and heating;; lot 50x124 feet;
cement walks all around: close, to Sherman
Ave. car line. All new houses sround it.
HASTINGS A HEYPEN.
Our New Location. 114 Hamev St.
Over 75 Cheap Lots
In Dundee and northwest part of town from
fee to . It will pay you to see me,
JOHN N. HASKELL,
914 N. T. Life.
( 19) 344 i
HANSCOM PLACE
A fine -rnom. modern home, with hot
water heat. lar lot, eaet front, for to.JW).
Yau must see this.
flLOVER REALTT SYNDICATE.
M. Y. Life. Doua;. 3(a; Ind.. A-HWS.
a (IS) 340 S
$1,500 Cash,
Balance Monthly
Will buy the nobbiest bun;iloW cottane in
U Omaha; 7 rooms complete on one floor;
iiuartered oalt fntsn and floors. Two lota
lu-xiav Paved street and permanent walk.
W.ll decorate and put In fixtures to suit
purchaser. 518 Dorlue ?t. See it today.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
First Floor N Y. L. Bids;.
Tela. Dousj. 178U A-US
LIST your property with Chris Boyer. IZd
and Cumin Sta. (19) Sie
C730
FOR two 7-room houses rentlnir for S3fi0
per annum, with ground to build another.
Sea me for terms. Thos. W. Haxen, XI
Douglas Block. Phone D 13"".
(18) M380-7
. o-ROOM COTTAGE,
$300 CASH
THIS IS A REAL SNAP
41U Charles St., (rood 5-reem cottare,.hard
nil finish, gas. city water, fine shade, some
fruit, one block to car. south front, house
In good repair, lot 4 feet frontage, fenced.
W oan sell this projierty for il.atat wttn
S4) cash and the balance payable 115 a
month with 4 per cent Interest winch beats
?avlng rent. We will bind xale wjtli the
Irst customer who deposits as earnest
money.
"AINK, IWHTWli'K CO.,
Sole Agents.
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bl.ln
19, 40
REAL ESTATE
FARM. AltO HACU U FOR IALB
CaJtfaraim.
MENDOCING COCNTT. CALIFORNIA.
Flve miles from Willlia. on Hie county
road. A barguin. 1.23U acres cattle ranch;
land rolling, over Vuo acres fine buy land;
sn abundance of timber and water: 7-room
house; one barn. 4hku; S burns. 4UX40. two
cottages; fine orrhard. with a variety of
fruits, spring water piped to huuae and
bar us; sheep dip shed; smoke house, black
smith shop with tools; tool house, granary,
chicken houses, wagons, buggies, lutrncsse
and farming Implement. Fine fishing and
hunting. Good local marie for eattie and
hay. This ranch is a bargain at tlS.uw;
will aell for UA.300; good terms. Send fur
detailed description. Box 19. Willils. Cel.
(20) Mtto" 7x
FOR SALE Sub lot i of lot 7. Capitol add.,
also e4 ft. lot 1 block 148. Mae me an
offer. Sinlla C. Joues. W. Prospect
Ave., Hollywood SUk.. Los Angeles. Cai.
U) M7(si M1U
Cala rada.
FARM AND FRC1T LAND.
Denver-Greeley diairicv, under irrigation;
sugar beets, a! f alia, general farming aad
truit raising; low pnoe, eaay paymenia.
National Investment Co.. SIC! Uranduia
Biog.. umaiia. Tel. Lmugias n9L
(20 4i7
ROUTT COUNTY ranches, improved and
unimproved, fur sale oy C S. McCandlnaa
at Co.. Craig. Colo. (2U) M1W6 Mia
laws.
FOR SALii. 70 ACRES
Three miles from Council Blurts postofflce;
excellent for platting; soil the best; gar
dening or suburban resilience; Just right
for 6-acre tracts; on BroHdwav. Crescent
road. Address Robins. Weetervtlle. Ohio,
i a M2W 7x
Searasaa
FOR RENT OR SALE Lota 7 to 12. block .
Cluverdaia. Box 12. W eat Point. Neb.
(20 UJfcj x
TO LET OR FOR SALE 2.04o-acr ranch
two mllea from Ewing. Neb.; acres
under pluw. Juu acres hay nteadum ; good
water and shade, one set buildings. Write
J. H. Talbov. Sioux City. la.
(J0)-M2 Sx
LINCOLN COUNTT. NEBRASKA, has
the beet crops lo be found in liie state and
lite loweat prices for farm Und and slock
rancnea For particulars and lists apply
to Buchanan A Patterson, land and im
migration Aganta. U. P. R. R.. Norta
PUUte. Neb. 2U) MtJ4 Max
Orvgiia.
FARM OPPORTUNITIES near Salem. Ore..
"The Clierrv City.'" on tlie Ix-auut il Willl
aniette river' hop. walnut and fruit farms
pay ) to T. per acre, net : dairy farms
pay 130: improved farms to t2tw p,,
acre; luilmproved. a to ti. Excursion
rates to Saicm in Marcn and April. For
Information and hard facts a,10i. aa A. F.
Hoer. Secretary. Board of Trade. Room
11. Suiein. Ore. CJuj M297 17x
WaaailBsrtaa.
FOR SALE 10 acres fTuit and vegetanle
rngaieii laud near Spukane. Wash., at
sacrifice. rite H. K. Bn.'h. College.
Taoor. la. t.Ri M'Ji'2 Al
Sseatk DsfceU.
A DAKOTA bargain, loe axrea. two milea
from II jh l'O u-tva tilled. 19 acres fine
grove, a number of largo, bearing plum
trees; S icres of aaiairatiaa that produces
aooui Suu worth a year; new a-room
bouje mx: new nam ixn2t. another build-
uig atxav; a large root cellar; a new 2-inch
nowing weu. riows gallons lar mmuie
VeejeLablrs and grain took tM worth of
pnsea at tha Soma Liaaoia alata fair in
la. goil is a deep sandy loam, with clay
sunaru). If taken soon I will sell tur
(II . tk.isa) i a all and (a.iag) in time at 4
ier caau iA ai Mc oni.a. Uunin a. t)
U)-aa
REAL ESTATE
rtntt ad K.t ii la.iu mm. alr
seat a Dakat
tli
?. CASH ta, rf.j) worth before April
1. One iO-room house. 4 hullding lot. 50
fruit treea, tn.oiH, Ona a-mom cottage.
.. one 4-mom cnttg Cn". In splen
dld condition. Six huildln l"ta. n.5. One
mountain nujih. !" hti. tlmoer and
watrr. aplentld Ion houae and ham; l't
fruit treea. heartiiK e. B.'m. I'lt-ar title.
Must ha eold. addrpai, John N Mmira,
Hot Sprlncs. 8. l. T
Tassa,
GENERAL AOENCT for Tea landa
l.arae and small trans. Larae trarta at
lowest whoiPKua pni'M. Orange (roves
devaloped by ot.ntrn. Write Pa. kard A
Utter. Cameron. Ma Mntfl Mx
Mlavellai anaa,
vnrn rtjr m narT
SO acres. Improved, leje cash. Balanct '
like remlng.
130 acres. Improved, (l.a cash. Balance
to siUt you.
luO acres. Improved, i00 cash. Easy terms
on balance.
If you delay you will lose. Come at once.
Address:
THE AI.I.EN COT-NTT INVESTMENT CO..
Longton. Kansas.
( M70 M10X
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED Oty loana
Famam Smith A Co.
and warrants W
UjO Farnam St.
i)-4
WANTED City loana. Peters Trust Co.
is:)-
LOWEST RATES Bemls, Pxxton block.
Vi TO Jo.otiO on homes In Omaha. 0Keefe
Real Esiate Co., lwl N. Y. Life. Doiui.
or A-aiZ. tffi)
FIVB PER CENT MONET
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS 3RENNAN.
Room U iSew York Lile Bldg.
sEi?OND MORTOAaffi loans negotiated.
Apply Room 417-U1 First Natl Bank B)d.
Bell phone Doug.aa tain. KSZ)-
MONET TO BUILD.
$Ti0S to juO.OUO at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS, ioj First Nut I Bank Bld,
ta) i7
O"0 TO ri.00 made promptly. F. D. Weed,
Wead Bldg.. 18m and Farnam. (2) M
PAYNH. BOaTWICX CO, N. Y. Ufa.
Private money; fcA to low rat.
PRIVATE money to loan.
B Bmndels Blrfg.
J. H. Sherwnnd,
C2)-4ie
PRIVATH MONET-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., MtH FARNAM.
csy-7
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(ii)-7
MONET tn loan on Improved Omaha prop
erty. Conrad Young, 161 S Dodge t.
(3:-Mrerj
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
S OR t-ROOM house; modern, close In.
Thos. W. Haaen, Room 32 Douglas Block.
(23) M3M-7
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture,
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 3971.
. (Si 71
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets, atoves, clothin. shoes. Tel. Red
5401. '-
WANTED Tn buy a one-horse sprtna;
warfon; muat be cheap; call Tel. Harney
JJ418; t M4?77x
WANTED TO RENT
GE7JTTLEMAN and wife deelre larg-e. pleas
ant room with private family. Permanent.
References. Hanscnm Pnrk of Karnam
' district. Address A-K". care Bee.
(Ml MK1 7x
W IMTED TO RENT.
TWO adults desire four unfurnished
rooms on first floor or one room upstairs.
Must be In good location, near car llne.
moilern, with good heal. Address N US,
(Jtii M4;Hx
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
Thermostats and oilier heat regulators;
new furnucea and hot water combination
heating. Omatia Stove Repair Works.
ia-lje. Douglas St. Phones: Ind. A-3S21;
Bell. Douglas 10. 74
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mary A. McCartney and husband to
Henrietta Olerich, lot 4. Ford's
Saratoga add S
Carl A. Swanson and wife to Laura
A. Maxfleld. nl20 feet s' of wljo
feel of lot 2, blmk 4. Park Place..
George H. Stapenhorst and wife to
R. H. Morehouse, lot 16. block 4.
Denman Place
Ji-ni Anderson. Jr., and wife to C.
H. Schiotfeld. lots 14 and 15. block
I, Reunion add
A. B. Roberts and wife to Beehe Ce
ment and Paving Co., lota 28 and
29. Niel s adit
Ed H. Bngleman tn Charles Coilsa.
lots 13 and 14, block 7, C E. May tie s
1st add
Wilson T. Graham and wife to Beth
S. Swift, lot 5. block 1. Sulphur
Springs
Douglas Security Co. to Theodore A.
Greeting, lot 12, block 1. Virginia
Place
Haaimgs A Heyden to Jennie T. Ash
ley, lot 3U. block 2. Hastings A Hey
dea's 2d add
Herman Ohltgs to Frita Hofermann,
wv nw 17-18-U
Ama.le M. Williams to G. Wells
Parker, lots 1 and 2. block 34. Benson
Dwignt Williams, administrator, to
same, same
Fred L. Town and wife to James T.
Robertson. lot S. block 8. Spring
Lake Park
Henry W. Dunn and wife to John
C. Ludeka, eat) feet lot L Forest
Hill Park
Frank J. Mortarty et al. to Ed John
ston, lot 1. block M. South Omaha.
George F. Gllmore. trustee, and wlfa
to Hastings A Heyden. lots U . Ki.
11. 1A 13. . 36. block 1. Mystic Park
Central West Investment Co. to Elis
abeth A. Codding, lot, S. block S
Baker Plaoe
M ixes Tatmoureaux and wife to Ada
line Wykoff. ni nS lot S, blm-k
si. Omaha
County treasurer to Charles L.
Thomas. nlJ2 feet lot IS., block 7.
Baker Place
Thomas K. Hunter and wife to Elis
abeth M Shahan. lot 2. block 121,
except. R. R. ri;lit-of-way. Omalia
John S. Bacon to George H. Payne,
trustee. ItH 6. block 4n, nialia...
C. G. Sum era and wife lo Thomas R.
Kim hail, w 44 feet sub. S subuiot 4.
taxiot a. S-16-1S
Elixa J. Moore and husband lo George
Watson, s i lota I and t, block X
"atalim Place
Mollie H. Olmstead and husband to
Fred L. and Florence M. burton.
aei sesi
William F. Miller and wife to George
9. Richeson. w44 feet lot S, blin k
1. A. S. Patrick's add
Charles L. Thomas in O. C. Olson,
lot 2, biock 401. Grandvtew
Jerry Spetlinan ami wife to Martin
Fdwards. lot block 12, Bedford
Place
STlO
1.5")
51
HTlO
)
aw
X2C
1.100
409
5.1110
1
3.509
S
2.009
1 I
L5o0
S.159
4.40A
15;
'
i
tu
Total
234.373
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OP OON8TR1XTTNO QUARTER
master. Fort Leavenworth. Kenans
alarcn 4. l".a. Sealed proposa.a. In trlpli
caie. will be received here until 11 a. ai.
It,- ....nrn. l ,,11 nl,imhin. .n.
wtnng and llgiitiug fix in res of a double ant
hospital corps sergeant s Quarter a Full In-
formation and blank forms of propose Is
rurnisnei upon aprsicaiioa. flans ami
a jr-e. it icatlona may be seen here, alao ax
otrice of enter q u rt arm eater. Omaha, aad
Maater Builders Exchange. Kansas Oty.
Mo. United St at as raerrveo tha right to
accept or re)ect ant or ad proposals or
anv parts thereof Envelope) to be marked
propose I a for public building and adureaeeii
lit Cat lata M uilaa D. Davis, vmrtir
maater. ilo 4-t-i. AI-1
The Hat that Hits Two
Plunks with
One Buj
L
BALLSCENE OF RARE BEAl'IH
Vast Hall of Pension Building Like
Dream of Fairyland.
LIES. TAFT'S GOVTS A TRIUMPH
anil (' areeelona I ClrelM Vie
wtth Wives nf tmhaaandnra
la Dressy Splesialor.
WASHINGTON. March 5. MigniHeent
In Its splendor and preeentin a scene of
rare beauty, wbii h quickened every human
emotion, the inaturiral bull tonight w;is
the climax of a day of tritrnpl s for Wil
liam H. Taft. In the vant hall of the
Pension building, resembling a drr;im of
fairyland miiiRled fair women, beautifully
gowned and from every nllme: men whose
names are known In every corner nf the
world; diplomats In court raiment; states
men In sombre attire; officers of the army
and navy tn their gorgeous uniforms and
ordinary American oitlxens. whose presence
testified to the democracy of tha affair.
In the gallery which extended ahout the
four sides of the ball room, thoimands of
beautiful American girls looked down upon
the awe Inspiring scene.
President Taft appeared particularly light
hearted and unmindful if serious things as
with Mrs. Taft and Vice-President and Mrs.
Shermsn they made their promenade
around the great hnil room, where on every
side they were flanked b;- members of the
reception committee, of which GlHt Blair
was chairman and Thomas F. Walsh vice
chairman, the two latter and the military
and naval aides at the White house form
ing the escort.
Preslaeat Holrta Reeepilon.
The president had a delightful tcn-mln-1
ute reception in his room following his
arrival, during which he greeted a num
ber of his personal friends, including Am
bassador Jesserand of France. Robert,
Master Charlie and Mins Helen Tafl, his
children, and Miss Torrey, the president's
aed aunt, who came from New Englund
iu atLvnii tae inauguration ana-on wuom
aa he met her the president bestowed an won, Creston tit si. Waish. 3 to 1) second.
affectionate kiss. Both the presidential:.11 Alo"p u'.f : a- Burn?- 3 . to nl,,
. ... ,, ., , . A j Time: 1:05 ,1-n. Ttm O'Too e. D.'cklaw.
and vice presidential parties were met at j Frontenac. Belle of Iroquois. La Londe.
the d.xir of the pension building by the , Bitter dir. Sink Srping, Pacific and Mu
ball reception committee, of which Theo- Chord aiso ran.
dore W. Noyes was chairman, and escort- j Ti mZ. T'L wnnS
ed to their respe:tive rooms. Mr. ind Mrs. ; I.,ui (111. Burns. Hi to li ae-ond; Bye Bv
Sherman arriving shortly before 1 o'clock ' J- Howard. 7 to li tuiid. Time:
and the president and Mrs. Taft haif an ! :?n, l'X rM,h" ''''"". Teo Beach. V:
u , . 1 vant, t aniaio, Rubinon and Brancas aiso
hour luter. Tiiere wan a cord'al and ran.
hearty greeting to the distinguished guests sammariea at Tampa.
by the vast assemblage whenever they
appeared, and they were kept hiiHy In ac-
knowledging the applause of the multi
tude arid the salutations of friends. A
chance gaze upward as the promenade
was about to conclude brought the presi
dent face to face with his children, who
had taken seats in his box, and there was
a keen manifestation of pleasure and af
fection In his salutation.
Mesle by Marine Read.
Music was furnished by the Marine
band and by Minister's orohestra, the for
mer varying its promenade selection nf
"Hail to the Chief" with the
atar
3pangled Banner.'" The oomnositinns were
especially effective and were sweetened
and mellowed bv the. accoustics of the
court. Dancing w:is Indulged In ss the
j hours progressed, hut this was impossible
earlier 1n the evening because of the
dense crowd, which was conservatively
estimated at 10.00.
President and Mra. Taft went to supper
In the president's room shortly after 10
o'clock, followed by the vice president
and Mrs. Sherman. By this time the hail
waa so crowded that only a small space
at one end could be kept clear for dan
cing. Those who could find room took positions
in the gallery to watch the vast assem
blage on the floor, where reople of every
walk of life rubbed elbows and made their
way about the hall as best tlrey could.
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master. Fort Leavenworth. Kansas.
Match x, !' if, -a lei 1 proposals. In inpll
cate. will be received here until 11 a. m..
cenlral tune. Anrl 1- and tlien nnee,.,i
j for electric wiring. Installing electnc light-
,n rlXJUres,
f umislntig and Installing
transformer, wait meter and making serv
ice connections to cavalrv drill hail. Full
Information and blank forms of propneais
f urr Muied on aiJiilicalioii. Plans ant! ai-M-flisticrts
may be seen here, also in nfftces
of rltief quartermasters at Omaha and
leiiver, and Maater Builders' exrnange.
Kansas tliy, Ma. United States rioerves
Uie ngbt to accent 'T reieot anv or ail
pn-poeala fnveiopee to be maraed "Pro
posals for Eleeirc Wiring. Elc .." snd sd
diesaed to CAPTAIN W M. D. OA VIS.
Vuai tarmaai&e. Ucuih-t-i-U-Al
First Ball Game of Season at Beatrice
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRUi 7
I
Ocean Queen, 12 to 1, Wins Fourth
. I
iUiCe at imeryVllle. I
FAVORITE raXSHES THIRD
entee fco. Helal at t ta. 4. atsa
fter Reioat Front at tlae atasr
a( Basis s ess mar lee at Laa
A a are I es aad Tampa.
OAKLAND. March a.-Cenr Shot, a 1
to 4 favorite, proved the big disappoint
ment when she failed to win the fourth
race at Emeryville today. The Walker
mare was regarded as almost a certain
winner, but stopped after being In front at
one stage of the race. Ocean Queen, a 1J
to 1 chance, took command In the stretch
and won easily from Rusky. while Centre
Shot was third. The mile oice prove,!
easy for Gypsy King. Fine weather pre
vailed and the track was In good shape.
Summaries:
First race, three ami nne-ia"f furlongs
parse. Ollln James ill! Scovllle. 9 to M
won. Sullan u. Butler. J to 11 second.
Donovin 1L Mentry. 7 to 1 1 third. T'me:
:4;:V Harrv Gmthe. J. Y. Lvgon. Fairmont
and Oolfrld finished as named.
Second rice, six furlongs, selling: Otogo
ili. ?cuvil!e. to 1) won. Vndv Gmfer C.io.
Taplin, n to 1) second. Serenade d'O. Dev
ertch. 11 to 2i third. T me i iiiv. Apto Oro.
Kvelyn K.. Heutiman. In.xtant. W vidlander.
L.oriinngur ana k. m. Brown fltii.thed as
named.
Third race, mile and a half. selling:
First Peep 1 1 'i k Archibald, even won
Logistiiia ilun. Sullivan, ti to 5) second
Clamor '104. Scovllle. 13 to i) third
tine- 2..T0V Henry O. Benvolla. Song
nter and tetanus finished aa named.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
seiling: Ocean yieen (91. I'pton. 1J to
li won. Husky tiiiK. Miller. 0 to 1) :iec.
ond. Center Shot 1 Deverlcb. 2 to ii
tlnrd. Time: l is. twin ICnrtuua and
-Mat.-htulla finished as name1.
firui race, one mile, selling: livpav
King iltiH. Taplin. H to 5t won, Dargln
i ill. scovllle. .ii to li second. A. ytmj
day liny. Laver1rh. to 1 i third. Time:
1:44. Raleigh. Miss Delaney. Psladinl.
Kokoino, Colonel White. Warner Grlsweil
and silver Line finished us named.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs:
Blagg ill;. Phillips. 7 to ! won. Palo
Alto (94. Taplin. 1J to 1 second. Oe.a
C4. Deverlc h. 1 ."i to 1 third. Time: 1:07.
Worklmx. Hereafter. Burning Rush. Rapid
ater. Banthel. Roman Alice A. and
hTleeiess Jewel finished aa named.
Sn m ma rles at anta Aaita.
LOS ANGEJ.es. March 4.-Santa Anita
summHries:
First race, mile, selling: Dredger W7, Bui
well, S to 1) won, Uu.-nu n. Powers. 11 to
-i secoim. Cliaplet tlu7, A. Walah. to 1)
thinl. Time: 1.40,- Sam Bernard. Paul
F rst. p.-erless Lass. Ronton. Dtamond
Nos". Ben Sand. Huniern. Temtnr I'nml
Charlpe. Ivaiuiiie and Sacket aiso ran.
Second race, purse, three-hajf furlongs:
Shoemaker (Hi2. Kennedy, 4 to 1) won. Dol
man ilo4. G. Burns, to l'p second. Maier-ius
tlU. J. Howard, i to li third. Time: i':41.
M.ss Hattie. Charles Fox. Cassle Argregor.
Sevra Myiea. iVironneil, Mr. Huee and
M.irv's Lamb also ran.
Third race, selling, mile: Ethon (lrt.
Kennedy. 1 to hi Won. Oranile riutriM fll,.
I Henry, 7 to 6) second. Fleming till. Mus-
grav, 15 to li third. Time: l.3!S. Colum
bia Maid, iFelder and Joseph K.. also ran.
Fourth race, purse, six furlongs: Lady
Irma (.1(6, Shilling, 1 to 4) won. Marbles
ill2, MoGee. la to li second. Maid of Gotn
am (!(. Henry. 10 to D third. Time:
1:12 2-6. Madeline Muagrave aiao ran.
Fifth race, selling, one and thr.e-six-teenth
miles: Homeless litis, V. Powers,
10 to 1 won. County Clerk ilo. Shilling,
7 to 1) second. King of the Mint (104. A.
Walsh, 4 to li third. Time: 1:59. Stll
larlo, Mike Jordan. Lord Stanhope and
V.-inen also ran.
Sixth race, selling, five and a half fur
longs: Jane Swift ilul. Kennedy. & to 21
TAMPA. Fla.. March a. Summaries:
I First race, about five furlongs: Cath
rlne Cardwell (92. Brannon. 8 to 5) won.
Kevery (liat. Irving, a to li second. Reti
cent 1 1 10 Pemiorgaat. 5 to 1) third. Time:
l'l. Pink Carnation. Redemption. Nomo,
Panhiue, M. L. Dawson and Gilliford also
ran.
Second race, seven furlongs: Elysium
(94. Brannun. 4 to 5i won. Plmpante (97,
Paul. 7 to 1) second. St. Abe (107. T.
Burns. 1 to I) third. Time: 1:30. Varia
tion, Autumn Maid, Omamosa and Reln
ette aiso ran.
Third race, mile: Bitter Hand do7
Flytin. S to II won. Lady Etncl (In).
Haynes, S to li second, aierry Bell ilii,
Franklin. to li third. Time: 1:14S. Helen
Vlre-lnlH. Snunkv Joe. Failert. GaJlllee and
Malta also ran.
' Fourth race, about five furlongs: Ar
! rww'ft (87. Brannon. 4 to 5) won. Alamo
liio. luio, jl lo i) secunn. cnsiey tne,
Grirffen. 4 to 1) third. Time: l:i'lS- Co
incident. Away, Jupiter, Borlady, Macrel
and (stria aiso ran.
Klftn race, six and a half furlongs;
Airship (lux. Haynes. 6 tit 1) won, Jldgs
Dunoon ili. Reid. 10 to 1 second. No
Quarter (1. Pendergast. 2 to li third.
Time: 1:3. Mies K. O. B , Charley Lusk.
Dew of Dawn and Anna Smith also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Youthful (104.
Mi'Caue, 3 to li won. Lniainour l Ha. Han
nan, a to 2) aeconii. Nioles 1 17. Pendargaat.
4 to 1) third. Time: 1:14. Flsk. Bosom
Friend. Molly Moonshine and Sudden Start
also ran.
RATIKE WILL MAX AGE EAGLES
Benaoa Park Will Have waay Gaaeae
Coming Dtaass.
C. F. R.Uik. n write The Bwe relative to
securing games for the Benson Eagles, of
which nine he will be manager tne com
ing season. His letter says: I shall put
the park in fine shape soon as the weather
will permltt. I am ready to book guinea
and will be pleased to bear from liiuee
wishing games
The Benson ball park la one nf the best
equipped in the state. Having a fine grand
stand and bleachers, wttu a sealing capac
ity of iirn Games with out of town
teams, sucii aa tne Blooioer girls. Indians,
Cowboys, or any fast team will be ae-
' levied.
. I also wish ;o aite that 1 have made ar
I ranK''tnents wltli Miiae Yansen to manage
,lu Merciiania nf omalia loam and snail
OMe tie B uaon park for his guines
The
MerciiantS team laat Year Was one of tne
i bt t in the cltv. and Mase declares ha
.....
i will make it even taster tins coming sea-
a., ii.
.
K ASl4 4T4RT4 OFF WITH A WH
Nebraska Laws oa Poet Work Lax-at-
.. Basket.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Maxell a. (Special
Telegram, t Kansas university took the
first game of tiie Missouri valley cnain
piunamp series from Nebraska here to
night by toe score ot 2s to ZZ. The game
, waa one of the hardest fuuarht coot
that haa ever beeu seen on a local floor.
tl Kanaaa ohl;iinln Ita lead .lurinir Hm iu.l
IW., m,uutB of play Nebraska, altnougn
i it outpiaved Kanncta In the pausing ga.ne.
greatly inferior in looming the ban
keis. The mlseing of several eaay baa-
i kets wax what ooel it the game.
j The Heme teams plav here tomorrow
I night and a record-breaking crowd is x-
j pected. since the Kansas management lias
secureii a special train from Lawrence.
I The llneup.
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f j f Johnans
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Referee: Hamilton
I mplre: Ashley
Hi IX DOOR MTERn.44 MEET
Caerrtagtwa Maa Hie Athletes Roaade
la Isle Ferae for Tooraey.
Coach Cherrtngton is rounding his
athletes into final form for the big indoor
interciase mem. which will be held at tne
Young Men a Christian aaaortauon gymnas
ium dantrday night between tne four
classes of tue Omaha Hign srho.il. For
'be iet six week uvr foty athietee have
been ui iraviuii( ior ilu uuiei aad aa late
"--"-" '"" ln a,fwr
'".Mils to have incteas'd wltli the advent
of Coach I'herr'naton "d wtth the uif!
of trophy p ami medals ty the r!i ot
'.;! T;e events to be pn: i d off nn.l n
which the four rlase i entered aiT
running n.grt .liinip, hihii piiw, ruf" i!iii.i.
twenty-yard dash, pole vault. rive-miin
lay race soil uilnrter mile potsto rat".
Claude Nesvles s raptain of the senior
earn. Howard of tlie jusiora. Rowley of
he sophs and Wood of the" Ireshmen.
riGKKft Wt , r R IIKET R4LI.
Defeat All atars at Y. M. r. . sad
Ttaajtea irl aa Peaaant.
The Tigers won their flfTh successive
game In Hie V oung Men s Christian Asho
Isfion Basket Bail league Isst night, de
feating the All-iars. hi to .14. The game
was one of the fastest end cleanest ever
played on the local floor Artnstein at
enter played a star game for the victors
The standing of the three teams is no
as follows.
Won. Lost Pet.
Tigers ." ' n tft,1t
A.l-Stara J
Zeniths 2 1 .33
WITH THR BOWI.KR".
In the Omnha league lust night the
Metx Brothers won two out of three grimes
plaved with the Chsncelloi s. Blskeney had
both high stng'e and total. Tonight the
onimoda and Falstaffs. Stout City's Pitts
burgh team will pIhv a mutch game on the
Omaha league alleys Saturday night, play
five picked men from the Omaha men
going to Pittsburg The score:
CHANCELLORS.
1st. 2d. .Id. Total.
Dudley 2.'. 1:w 14. .'""i
West 1S1 1!1 U14 :
t.undgren 1M li 140
fioff 1X7 17s 14K "iKI
Caiighlari 1K& IhS 172 iiu
Totais si so 770 ii;
MET2 BROTHERS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Nesle jm 1K9 ltd .
Denman 1SS U9 171
Huntington Ml 1 v7
Blnkeney 17 U34 -i UI
Ward Ut 1 It" 'f
Totals So 84 35 2..w7
The Drenhers af;er Using the first g-mie
to the Swirta braced up and won the next
two. Toman was high man for single game
with 233. while Fagun had high total w.th
ai3. The score:
DRESHERS.
1st. 2d. Sd.
Stafford 147 177 1K
Heppee 210 174 Hit
Toman 1U4 S 1&2
Totals 41H 6e4 519
SWIFTS.
1st. 2.1. 3d.
Kune! ...129 l: 1
Petterson 2tl 143 i
Fugan 2t6 212 17
Totais 543 4!'4 4W
(Wis
r.ui
1,j94
4f.l
::2
5HS
1.526
the
The Clialiot Shoe company took
Crowns int. i camp last night for two games.
The Chabots simply went crnzy and they
were taken down to Lincoln immediately
after the game. Walonx had high totals
with 5 ami Nelson was high on single
gnmn wtth 223. However, the Crowns are
still in first place. Tonight Dreibus Candy
company and Hussie s Acorns, The score;
BRODEGAARD CROWNS
1st. 2d. M. Total.
Fagerherg 1! V 171 533
Voss 1!'2 167 11 l
Schultm 1H 1(9 20 "f-9
Carman 11 1! c.9 513
Waleni 3 1" w
Totals 910
919
SvS
2,733
CHABOT SHOE COMPANY.
3d. Total
474
214
1KJ
m
157
571
5X1
513
REPORT ON PROGRESS OF
' HUDSON BAY-WINNIPEG ROAD
Elarht to Kleveo Million Dollars Will
Be Repaired for One Part
of I.iae.
WINNEPEG. Man., March 5. The first
report on the progress of the survey for
the railway to Hudson Buy from Winnipeg
was announced today by J. Armstrong,
the engineer In charge. He estimated that
the cost from the pass on the Canadian
Northern railway. 160 miles north of Prince
Albert. Stua. on tha Saskatchewan river,
to Nelson river, is from tK.OuO.OoiJ to
SII.OOO.OUO.
WILL OF MRS. ABBY L EDDY
Half Mlllioa Divided Betweea Paea
eer F. Eddy and Wife of Sen
ator Revertdare.
CHICAGO. March 5. The will of the late
Mrs. Abby L. "Eddy, which disposes of an
estate valued at Te.tsj, was probated to
day. With the exception of SF.5U0 tue entire
estate Is given to Spencer F. Eddy, her son.
and Catherine Beveridge wife of Senator
Beveridge. her daughter. Mrs. Beveridge
also is given the residence In Chicago.
Delia 3. Field, a sister. Is appointed exe
cutrix. VETERA' ENGI EKR PENMOIED
Phil Plekerlagr Retiree After Fifty
Years' Serrlea.
BOONE. Ia., March i. Special Tele
gram.) Phillip Pickering, for fifty yer.rs
an employ of the Northwestern railroaii,
was pensioned today by that road. H;a
record as engineer la Kfl per cent. Picker
ing pulled the famous Jarratt and Palmer
theatrical special with engine "L. Hol
brook" through Iowa in llf7(i. making, the
greatest recorf In the history of the
Northwestern, for which ha waa presented
a gold pin by his fellow employes.
Hardware Mea Oppose Parrels Past.
HURON, S. D., March 5. Special.)
Rotall hardware dealers of South Dakota
are enjoying the moet prospermia gath
ering known to representatives of tins
particular branch of commerce in tjie
history of South Dakota. Altogether tne
attendance exceeds expectations and all
are in the happiest mood. One of die In-
tereallnir feulurea if the ranriMln.
.... ... . ,
! the uiltlr... X Mtnuail.tf r,ci'n...m . . I
H. Kvans of Tracy. Minn., vice president
of the Retail Hardware Mutual Fire In
surance company. His theme was the
"Saving of Cost of Insurance.'" G. L.
Svhulla of Minneapoila discussed Ui par
cels post question and declared the par
cels post proposition should be discour
aged. President Gregory In his annual
address made reference to the legislation
concerning the parcels post and declared
that "there ia not now and never has
there been good reason why tha tiatl n
should be burdened with the enormous
load that would result from the parcels
post system.'' The selection of tha city
in which to hold the next annual con
vention is attracting no 'small attention.
Yankton. Sioux Falls and Huron ara ahout
evenly matched for the honor. The ques
tion will be decided at tomorrow's ses
sion. weeklies; am Dry.
VERMILLION. S. D, March . t.pe
eitl. ) The little town of Meckilng. In
Clay county and Meckilng township, does
not want saloons. By a vote of S4 to 14
the cltlaena yeeterday decided to keep out
the aaloou. Not a saloon ia operating tn
Clay county at present.
aloa Faaad la Palaaa
to tha dyspeptic. Electric Bitters cure dy
spepsia. Uver and kidney ooaiplaints and
debility. Price tue. Foe aaie by
1st. 2d.
Grotte 14fi 1S7
Sutton
Neison " I -2o
Prlmeau, C 1!'5 !'.4
Foley 17R It")
Totals M2 9t
I Lru: Co
Mr. Roosevelt
Writes Article -on
Journalism
First Editorial from Pen of Ex
President Deals with Types
of Newspapers.
NEW YORK. March 5. The f'rst edl
tortal article from the ien of ett-Presldent
Theodore Roosevelt, which appears in a
Mrch Issue of the Outlonk. deals with
the subject of "Journalism." It snys 1n
part :
"Bvery owner, editor or reporter of a
conscientious newspaper is an asset of
real value to the community. We have
many newspapers, big and little, of this
kind But we alHn have many that arw
emphatically nig of this kind.
"During the last few years It baa be
come evident t hat certain newspaper rs
controlled hv men who have gained;
Wealth in evil f.tehl n. who desire to stifle
honest public opinion and id an In
strument in the purchased mendacity of
those who edit and write for such, papers."
Mr. Roosevelt then pays his respects
to "The apostles of that Tlldenus yellow
Journalism which deiries the cult of the
mendacious, the sensational and the inane."
Tn conclusion he refore to "Another type
if temptation which has much fascination
for men of cultivation, and which la
quite aa fatal to their usefulness as fel
low Journalism."
He says of tbee-
"A newspaper which avoids vulgar sensationalism-
which appeals to people of
taste and Intelligence, m.-yy nevert helens
them grave harm and be within Its
own rsrher narrow limits an element of
serious mischief. For It may habitually
and .vmslstently practlre a malign and
strenuous) untruthfulness which, though
more refined. Is ai immoral aa Its sen
sational competitors.
" cultivated man of good Intelligence
who has acquired the knack of saying
bitter things, hut who lacks the robust
ness to feel at ease among men nf action.
Is apt. If his nature haa annthlna; of mean
ness or untruthfulneen, to sit In ololstered
aloofness and tn endeavor by an unceas
ing output of slander to hnl?ter up hla
own uneasy desire to be considered su
perior. "Now. a paper edited riy men nf this
stamp does not have much popular in
fluence, hut it may exert a real Influence
for evil by the way in which It teaches
young men of good education that decent
and upright men are. ss properly tha sub
jects for foul attack as the most debatsMi
corruptlonlst ; that efficiency and wicked
ness are Interchangeable and that the cor
rect attitude to adopt In facing the prob
lems of our time Is one of sneering and
supercilious untruthfulness."
MUTUAL LIFE SETTLES
SUITS AGAINST MXURDY
Company 4iei to RwotM we-Py Six
Millloaa aad firtn I.ese Than
Tnoasand.
NEW YORK. March 5. The Mutual Life
Insurance company has settled suits aggre
gating nearly SHOno iW brought In 1W.
against Its f irmer president. Richard A.
MrCurrtv. and others, according to the
T'mes today. The Company has received
from the defendants. It is said, a total of
JM5. The suits wer brought for the re
covery of money alleged to have been ob
tained by the defendant officers and agents
of the company or improperly expended by
them.
Know Play May Cost Kyo.
VERMILLION. S. D.. March 4 (Spe
oial. ) Students of the university ware
snowballing each other In front of their
boarding house when one of the missiles
crashed through a window and a piece
of the glass struck Maater Robert Olson
In the eye. It Is feared the little fellow
will lose his aight In this eye.
Bigger, Better, Busier Ttiat'g what ad
vertising In The Bee does for your busi
ness. Snappy Woolens
for Spring Wear
WE certainly f4l justified in boast
ing of tha very handaome array
ot smart fabrics that will greet your
eyes at this stora for this seaaon'a
wearing.
But you'd better get your order oa
our books now, today while the as
sort mem Is at Its beat. You'll (lad laa
fabrics sensibly priced.
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