fltE DEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. JANUARY fi, 1910.
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fcEAL ESTATE
CITY PBOPERTT FOR 141,1,
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Nnve you $50.00 to make the
first payment on a fine lot in a
' 4 good locution?
Then these lots will interest
you :
4 N. E. cor'. 28th and Taylor
4St9.. lot 54x126. $G50.00.
T 1 Jl . I ft.
Liol 0- ii. couin Ames on
south side of 28th St., $550.00.
,Lot 108 ft. South Ames Ave.,
on south side of 28th St., lot 51x
2G, $525.00.
Also ) good lots at 30th and
Binney St?; Each lot 45x140,
each $450.00.
One good lot at 2Gth and Bin
ney Sts., 42x108, $650.00.
.CRElGII.SONS&CO.,
Tel. Doug. 200. 508 Bee Bldg.
BELT LINE TRACKAGE
- 162xl2G
At southeast corner 2th Avf. anil Boyd.
Ono of the most convenient ltea for. a
lumber or coal yard on the Belt line. Two
block to Aram Ave. oar. Clone to paved
streets; permanent walks.. Oood 4-room
cottage on south end, renting for $10 a
month. Price. $2,800.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
, . 1614 Harney Ft.
T G ROOMS STRICTLY MODERN.
Corner, paved street, large lot, near car
mall. amount aah. balance
VERY EASY TERMS.
NO"" ATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite K4 New York Life Bldg.
MODERN SIX ROOM COT-
TAGE FOR SALE
Walking: distance from busi
ness. A good Investment or a
home. Paved afreet. Full lot,
60x1V. Bee ua at once.
George & Co., 1601 Farnam St.
The owner has left the citv
a
and we now offer his home for
sale. This is a good 6 room cot
tage, in a good location near
26th and Poppleton Ave. Lot
is 50x127. Paved street, cement
walks, shade trees. House is
modern except for a furnace.
Possession can be given at once.
For further particulars call
and see, or telephone.
CREIGH , SONS & CO.,
Tel. Doug. 200.' . 508 Bee Bldg.
' THE CHEAPEST
CLOSE-IN PROPERTY
Is on Harney 8t. between' 29th and 30th
Sts. Nothing better lit Omaha for flats,
apartment house or a home. Lies high
aud sightly. Paving put down" last fall
rnd Is fully paid for. Cment walk. A
fine new apartment house has Just been
started on part of this tract. Only a
limited amount left. The price Is right.
. ' HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
s .114 Harney St.
SEVEN ROOMS MODERN
... ... . .
jn oisi m., nan oiock car lino, near
rtariscom park, large lot, goud barn anrl
driveway, excellent neighborhood; a ver
cheap place at
$4,600 TERMS
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 24 New York Life Bldg.
A SNAP.
1 block of 8 lots, facing on Binney, Wirt
and 26th Sts., for $4,000. Water, gas and
sewer. 2 blocks from Kountse Place, and
worth twice the money. John M. Mac
farland. 909 New York Life Bldg. 'Phone
Douglas 68.
A NICELY furnished steam heated 14
room flat, close in, full of roomers, A bar
gain for cash. Address K 7S5, Beo.
, EIGHT ROOMS MODERN
Everything right up to the minute; gar
age electric lighted; lot 75 feet front; one
block Farnam car; surely a bargain al
$4.eK: terms.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
7 ROOMS STRICTLY MODERN,
In western part of town, lot WxirA paved
street, concrete walks; house Is brand new;
will, sell at very low price if taken soon.
' NOW ATA IJtND AND LOT CO.,
ouue ua rew York Life Bldg.
, ml No. 22d St.. 6-r. cottage, all modern.
tvrrtning strictly first -clam. win u
fiiY t?..1UO If taken innn h.
f at Madison. Neb. D. L. Llvlnghouse.
REAL ESTATE
I' ARM Alf HANLH I.ANn fOR IALI
Alabama).
XO ACRES southeast ot Mobile. Gulf
breege buildings; 500 Satsuma oranges, 10J
i.pu i m, i nn;ei to sieamco.ll
landing. Also Improved 40. J. 8. Oaylord
Barnwell, Ala. '
A newspaper must produce
results to show a gain
The Bee has made good on both results and gain
On city real estate, comparing the
month of December, 1909, "with the
same month 1908, shows that The Bee
has made a gain of 28.
With the same comparison the
World-Herald shows a loss of 9i.
How it looks in figures:
BEE
Doe., 1909 1,137 inches
Dec., 1908 884 inches
Gain of Bee. .253 ins. or 23rc
REAL ESTATE
v 4 R M AMD HA.NCH I.AD FOR 141.11
(Continued.)
. California.
WE own six thousand acres of
first class alfalfa land in Fresno
county, California, together with
townsite on Southern Pacific
Railroad. This land adjoins fin
est improved section in Cali
fornia. Good schools, oiled roads,
etc., etc. We have started a
Swedish and Danish colony on
our tract. Have endorsements
from best Swedish and Danish
sources in California. We want
some good live agent in Ne
braska to represent us and to
bring Swedish and Danish set
tlers to our tract. San Joaquin
Land & Mortgage Co., 326 Byrne
Building, Los Angeles. Cal.
CotoraSn.
COLORADO western slope Irrigated
orchard land. Delta district. $6 acre handles.
Write Walter P. Smith Co.. Ill 17th St..
Denver, C'nlo.
70.000 ACRES of fertile, irrigable land on
the Costilla estate In the San Luis Valley
of Colorado. The cream of Colorado land.
with perpetual water right. 3.0"0 acres to
sell at J.,0. H0.0U0 acres sold since March,
1909 Write for advertising literature.
COSTILLA IRRlUA'i ED LAND CO.,
312 Railway Exchange Hldg., Denver Colo.
Nebraska.
FARM BARGAIN Must be sold on ac
count of owner's health; well Improved
3-M-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles
from town, price. $3o per acre; easy terms.
J. 1. Campbell, Litchfield, xsco.
14 ACRES, one mile from town; good
t.ouse, barn and other buildings; JO0 fruit
trees. Price $2,100. For description write
R M. Campbell. Endlcott. Neb.
kuwi,
FOR SALE acres, good house and
barn. 100 acres to wheat, all goes. Only
$ao per acre.
100 acres, 140 to wheat, only $25 per acre.
Act qdick. J. F. Schump, Cunningham,
Kan.
at I u art.
LAND SALE IN MISSOURI
JANUARY i.0.
15.000 acres rich bottom land In tracts to
suit. Also 2S.000 acres fruit land. Oeorge
Northrup, Springfield. Mo.
Hlaneeota.
MINNESOTA farms for bargains.
F. M. Young. Flattsmouth. Neb.
See
Oklahaaaa.
OKLAHOMA
W nave 1G0O0 acres of choice land la
elect from, ranging In price from lit ta
K0 per acre. This land Is in the oil an 4
gas district and you mlghi get an oil wall
uh sour land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
exults 624 New Tork Life Bldg.
Texaa.
640 ACRES YOU OUGHT TO SEE.
For sale at a very low price, an extra
ordinarily choice section of land. 11 mi.es
north of Hereford In the famous Panhandle
of Texas. Dark, deep, rich soli, lies per
fectly smooth and is well surrounded by
1'lghfy developed farms. Price $15 per acre,
which Is one-third below the market. Half
time at 6 per cent.
J. H. COOK,
LAND & INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
315 Tabor Opera Blk., Denver, Colo.
M iscella aeon.
I WANT THE CASH.
I have a Union Pacific Railroad Land
Contract that lias a payment coming due
Jai uary 7. I want to borrow enough on
contract to meet next payment, which Is
$235 22, or sail contract for $1,200, which
makes section less than, $4 per acre. P. O.
Box 173. Council Bluffs. la.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
SECONO MOKTtlAUK loans :;gotlated.
Apply Rooms 417-ls Fust National Bank
Bldg- Bell phone Douglas 231
MONEY TO LOAN Payna Investment Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
$104 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wsad.
Wead Bldg., KUi and Farnam.
tCM to $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefa
Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or
A -2158.
i WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam hinith 4 Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
LOWEST RATES Beinls. Brandela Bldg.
LOANS to home owners and home build-
era. with privilege of making partial pay.
n:ent semi-annually No commission.
W. H. THOMAS,
$03 First National Bank Bldg.
FIVtt PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS KKENNAN,
Room L New York Life Bldg:
PAYNE. BOSTWICK CO.. N. Y. Ufa.
Private money. $000 to $5,000; low rata.
OARVIN BROS.. J1S N. Y. Life. $000 to
$200,000 on improved property. No delay.
FOR SALE
A
$10,000.00
5 Per Cent Loan
secured by first mortgage on 820 acre' farm
worth more than $!00 per acre.
W. G. L'RE,
604 Bee Bldg., Omaha.
EASTERN Nebraska farm loans and
loans on high-grade Omaha residence prop
erty at low Interest, optional payments,
no delay. I. Slbbernsen, Old Boston Store
Bldg.
WORLD-HERLD
Dec, 1909 1,089 inches
Dec, 1908 1,200 inches
Loss of W-H., Ill ins., 9V47
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE liUYEUS FOR
I. ( ami 7 room i.onfs. If prices ar right
cai yuur property for you.
NOWATA UNU AND LOT CO,
ruite wm N. T. Lite Bldg.
SWAPS
Sl'O ACRES of land near Denver to trade
for small stock of tverchandiae. Address
t, hm). Omaha Bee.
FOUR BRAND NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE"
In touth'-.vestern part of Omaha, free
from Incumbrance of any kind, modern.
Want land at right price.
Vest market, slaughter house. Ice house
doing fine business In growing Nebraska
town. W ant Omaha property or land,
t-rootn modern house, large lot, east front.'
In western tart of Omaha. Want clear
land; price must bo right; we hava no
time for whittling.
NOWATA LAND St LOT CO..
Suite 624 New York Life Bldg.
40-ACB.E fine stock farm to trade for
Omaha Income property. Address, D 7.
Omaha Bee.
Kimball Cxmnty Land to Trade
for Automobile
640 acres, being Sec. 9. Twp. 15, Range 63;
thre miles from railroad; bought on It. R,
contract.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. Life. Doug, or A -21 52.
FINE HOME IN DUNDEE.
Fine s-room house, full lot. located at
4S!h and Capitol Ave.; all modern. In fine
condition, h.tlf block to car; price, $5,000;
mortgage, 12.000. Will trade eoulty for va.
cant lots, cottage, stock of goods, or will
take auto at $1,000 to $1,600. What have
you? See us quick. Dean-Andrews Co., 422
N. Y. Lire.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furnl
tute. carpets, clothing and shore TeL Duug
1971.
HIGHEST price paid for broken watches.
od gold, etc M Nathan. 2U S. 13th.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED at one bt party of 8. for 8
or i months suite of furnished rooms
ulth board In private family. Location
must be guud. Willing to pay libera. iy
ior Eausiaciory rooms. Adureas w-u.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG ladv niu&lu tcucher dcelre3 to
give piano lessons in private family in
exchange for board while attending
school. Boyiea College, both phones.
WANTED By young man. place to work
lor board while attending uoy;a college,
both phone.
FIRST-CLASS wood turner and general
machine man; married; steady Job on.y
Address U, Omaha Bee.
LEGAL NOTICES
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY
COM r AN .
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe
cial meeting of the Stockholders of 'i he
Missouri PaL-lfic Railway Company win be
held at the principal office of said Corn-
nan v in the Misrfourl pacific Building, iso.
ivd iMaritei oueti, 111 mo v. l. uvw.o.
Missouri, on Tuesday, the imo aay ot
January. 1910. at nine o clock In the fore
noon of that day, to consider and act upon
Hi fn onlnz moDosltlons:
(a) To adopt a cuae ot oy-iaws ior me
Company.
b To ratify, assent to and approve
certain indenture ot lease bearing date the
16th day of July, law. Dy ana Detween
isnonviile. St. Loi.is ,Sc Southern Railway
Company, e. corporation of the fctate of
Missouri, and tills Company and authorized
on behalf of this Company at a meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on tne ibin
dav of Auaust. 1908.
(c) To raiicy, assent to ana approve me
purchase by this Conuny of the Whole or
any tart of the railroads and other prop
erty a. id franchises of all or dv of the
following named railroad .ompanies:
earths L and Western Railway Company
.lnnlln and Western Railway company, at.
Louis, Oak Hill and Carondelet Railway
ConiDany. Sedalla, W arsaw and south
westorn Railway Company, The Kansas
City Northwestern Railroad Company, The
Nebiaska Southern Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Railway Company. Omaha
Southern Railway Company. I-aciflo Rail
way Company In Nebraska, The Pueblo
and State Lin 5 Railroad Company, and
Kansas and Arkansas Wiley iCamvay.
(d) For the puipose ot refunding under
lying mortgage boiida and equipment obli
gations of the Company and for other cor
porate purposes, tu consent to, concur In
and, authorize an Increase o: the bonded
inrtrthtednc-ss ol The Missouri Pacific Hail-
way Company, by the amount of $li&,Ouu,0O0
by the issue of Gold Bonds of the Com
pany, limited In the aggregate to the
principal amount of $17o,0uu,b0o at any one
time outstanding, to bear Interest at a rate
or rates not to exceed five per cent per
annum, payable seml-annuaily, and all or
inv nart of fcucn bonus, as the Board of
Directors may determine, to be convertible
at the option of tn roiaers ana registered
owners therei f Into slock of tne Ranway
Company upon such terms and otherwise
as the Board of Directors may determine;
and to consent to concur In and authorize
the execution and delivery ol a mortgage
and deed of trubi on and of the whoie or
uart of the railroads ana otner property
and franchises of luls Company whetner
now owned or hertafter acquired, to secure
such Issue of bonus by this Company, and
to consider anu act upon the form and
terms of such mortgage.
te) To consent to and authorize tne pur
ohasa by this Company tiuui time to lime
ot not to exceed $2o.OOO.Ouu par value of the
bonds of the 1st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
(() To ratify the proceedings of th
Board of Directors theretofore takon In
and about the miners aforesaid, including
the authorizatiur of salu bonds and mort
gage and deed of tsunt and the ue to be
made of said bonds, and to consider and
act upon such other business as may
properly be transacted at the meeting.
The stock transfer books uf tne Company
will be closed at 1 P. M. on the 7th day
of January, liilO. and will remain closed
until 10 A. M. on the 19th day ot January,
1510.
Dated, New Yora. November 17th, 1908.
By Older of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE J. GOULD, President.
A. H. CALEK, Secretary.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
195 Broadway. Now York, Nov. Suth, 1909
To the SUckholders of The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company Referring to tne notice
sent to you November 17th. liKu, calling a
special meeting of the Stockholders of tills
Company to be held on the lith day ot Jan
uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock
ttr.nrfer books oi this Company will be
c:osed at 3 o'clock p. m. December 8th,
1300, Instead ot January itx 1310. and re
main closed until 10 o'clock a. m. January
19th, 1910. This change In date Is made to
avoid any possibility of confusion In deal
ings In tho stock and rights to subscribe
to bonds, prior to the date of said special
meeting. If unable to attend the meeting
please sign and return the proxy which we
have already sent you. A. II. CALEK,
Nov. U to Jan. U. Secretary."
Nov. U to Jan. IS.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OFFICE
of Lee-Glasa-Andieesen Hardware com
pany. Omaha, Nebraska, December 11. I9u9.
Notice la hereby given to th stockholders
of le-Ulass-Anui eesen Hardware Com
l.e.ny that tla, annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company will be held at the
office of th said company, corner of Ninth
and Harney stree.s, iu the city of Omaha.
In the state ot Nebraska, on Tuesday, Jan
uary 11. A. D. 1910. at i o clock p. m.. for
th purpose ot electing a board of direct
ors tor th company to serve during th
ensuing year, and to transact such other
business as may be presented at such
meet i.g. H. J. Lfc-t,, President.
Attest: W. M. GLASS. Secretary.
DU to J 11
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
moating of the stockholders of Th Be
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
p. in., Tuesday. January 18. 1910, at th
office of said company In Th Be building,
Omaha, for th election ot a board of di
rector for the ersulng year and th trans
action ot such other business as may prop
erly com before such meeting.
11. A HASKELL. Secretary.
Dec. 17 t D8.
D23dl0t.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Beat Farm Paeer.
Ob Dollar tear.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Prudential Real Estate company to
Marry T. Jones, lot 10. block .
Myers. Richards ft Tllden's add $ 27$
Claudius Jones and wife to Harry T.
Jons. snm property 1
William K. Potter, receiver, to Wil
liam K. Martin. U feet of lot 7.
block 8. city
Grsce Rhodes et al.. to Anthony
Wilkinson, part of lot 13. block 4.
Park place $.000
Charles, C. Savags to Ixittle H. Ed
wards, lot 5. block 1. Pprlngdnle.... 1
Fannie Chandler to Burton E. Wilcox,
nn feet ot lot . block $7. South
Omaha 15,000
Eleaser Wakeley, Jr., and Eleaser
Wakeley to Emma Cox, lot . block
S. Hrlg?'s place .1
Frank Sterling and wife to Lois
DeJarnet French, lot 11 block 1.
Lake View S00
George B. Parr and wife to A. L
Reed, "lot 7. block n. city &.ouo
Joseph B. Robinson et al., to Sophia
Marcus, lot 10 and e22 feet of lot
. block 3, E. V. Smith's add 7.S00
Harry A. Wolf and wife to Sophia
Marcus. n4 of lot 20, block 10,
Kotintte & Ruth's add $.500
Llovd D. Willis and wife to D. V.
Slioles company, lot 17, block 17,
Hanscom Place 8.000
Imperial Investment company to Wil
liam T. Willis, lot 1. DIOCk i. jst
subdivision of Griffin A Smith's
add 1.250
Albert Bcrgorots and wife- to Mar
garet T. Kelley, lot 1. Blurt view
add 2.800
Mattle M. Mscke-y et al., to Roy
Braze, lots 308 and 309 Fairfax add.
(filed January 4 390
Hastings Hayden to Fsier Peter
son, lots 17 and 18. block 6. coiner
Place 900
Michael F. Cross and wife to Alfred
Hoacland, lot 13. block 8. Haw
thorns add 1
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
Chief yusriermaeter s Oil ice, Omana, Ne
braska, January 4, 19i0. boaied proposals,
in triplicate, will be received at this of rice
until 11 o'clock a. m., central standard time.
rebrrary 2. Jilv. and men opened in tne
nresence of attending bidders, for 140
cavairy Horses, for delivery at umana, Ne
braska, or otner piominent rauroaa points,
'ihe animals to coniorm to specifications
for Cavalry Horses. United States reserves
right to accept or reject any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Particulars and
blanks for proposals will be furnisued on
application, envelopes contain, ng proposals
to be tnaorsea proposals tor nurses, ana
addressed to Major D. K. M'CAKTHY,
cniet wuartermaster. J4-B-6-29-31 Fl
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER-
master. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, De
cember 8, laOO. Sealed proposals, In tripli
cate, will be received here until 11 a. in.,
central time, January 8, 1910, and then
opened, for grading, approximately M.uw
cubic yards of earth. Full Information and
blank forms of proposals furnished on
application. Plans and specifications may
be seen here, also at tne otrices of Chief
Quartermasters, Omaha and St. Paul;
Bui ders Exchange, hi. paui Master Build
ers' Exchange and Cnlted States Quarter
master. Scarrltt Building, Kansas City, Mo.
United States reserves the right to accept or
reject any or an cms. envelopes to be
marked "Proposals for Grading,'' and ad
dressed to Captain Wm. D. Davis, Quarter-
matter, United states Army.
D10-U-12-13-J6-7
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DOWN IN THE BOWLING LANES
Much Loud Howling- ia the Wike of
that Tournament.
GOSSIP OF CURVES AND STRAIGHTS
Sixth
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the City
Knows
ta Re Oraalse4
an Wilt Ba
as th
Jobber.
Now that the city tournament l ovr
you hear many of the contestants bowling
It all over again. The main point of dis
cussion has been as to comparative merit
of he curve and straight ball. The curve
ball Is delivered with but a limited amount
of speed, while the straight ball la usually
a speedy ball.
As a matter of comparison, take the first
ten winners In the doubles and singles and
the delivery they use:
DOUBLES.
First Neale and Sprague, curve and
straight
S'-cond Zimmerman and Francisco, both
curve.
Third Blakeney and Huntington, curve
and straight.
Fourth Drinkwater and Anderson, curve
and straight.
Fifth Carman and Schults, both straight.
Sixth Neely and Plckard. both curve.
Seventh Conrad and Camp, curve and
straight.
Eighth Mann and Bullard, both curve.
Ninth Lehman and Stapenhorst, curve
and straight.
Tenth Keyt and Seaman, both curve.
The Meta team, winner of the five-man
event, Is composed of five curve and only
one straight ball shooter, ' therefore until
proven otherwise It la to be considered
that the curve .ball bowlera have it on
the straight men.
The Klaurk Olendale. who are picked
by the Commercial leaguer to win first
place in the five-men event at the tourna
ment, didn't get started until the single
event. In which they bowled the following
scores: Klauck, 459; Godensch wager, (77;
Stapenhorst, 666; Lehman, 66$, and Camp,
620, or a total of 1,794, or forty-five mom
pins than won the championship for the
Met. team.
A sixth league haa been organized, and
will be known as the Jobber. It will be
composed of ten teams of three men each,
with the following membership: Carpen
ter Paper company office man. Carpenter
Paper company shipping room. Army
Headquarters, Omaha Gas company, Pax
ton & Gallagher, Midland Paint and Glass
company Capitols, Equitable Life, Gate
City, and a picked team.
The games will be bowled on alleys 9
and 10 at Francisco's, the first five night
of each week.
If the New Intended to Issue a challenge
by "Bill" Voss to the McCord-Brady Ad
vos, Mr. BUI may figure that he la on.
G. O. says he will bowl him three games
on the Metropolitan, three at Tucker's and
three on the Association alley.
Mose Youaem 1 badly scared at the way
the Cudahys are going. They have won
twelve straight and are right on Mose's
heels.
There Is now just $2.10 in the fund in the
cellar league toward that suit for Carman.
The boy are hitting the head pin too
regular for the cellarette king since It
coat them 10 cent per miss.
It would have don old Hip Van Wlnkl
good to have been present when Carson
and Hunter bowled their tournament
games. By the time Hunter finished hi
last he had to be rubbed down and car
ried from th alleys on a stretcher, but
old Kit was still there and going some.
Wonderful how Kit can keep It up.
City Champion Keyt I going to get a
300 game before the birds come In the
spring. That one pin that stood In his
large single game haa been hurting htm.
Oh, you Glendale. From the bottom to
the top In such a short while, Is going
some.
Weber Is trying to organise a picked
team to shoot at St. Louis in the Mid-West.
If any bowler wishes to Join, get In con
nection with him.
In one of the most exciting league games
rolled In Omaha the Slors Triumphs de
feattd the Melz Bros. twoXgames out of
three, with C. J. Francisco and Friischer
ot tne Storz team and Neale and Biakeney
of tne Metz Bros, getting tne nifcii loiais.
Score:
STORZ TRIUMPHS,
1st. 2d.
3d. Total.
206 fc
Frltscher
Davison
vvaleuz
Zimmerman
C. J. Francisco..
l,i
144
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210
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140
ita
114
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90d D72
METZ BKOS.
1st. 2d.
876 1.764
3d. Total.
Neale ...
Sprague
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1JS
204
1M
1'JO
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1.S4
212
lib
1,4
180
21
618
602
Hartley
600
us
Blakeney 234
Totals 905 9U 943 2,791
On the Metropolitan alley the Glendale
went into the lead of the league by utk-
ina three game from the Chabot shoe Co-
team. KiJMck got htgn single for the
oieudalcs, wild tst, ana high total, with
t4U. Johnson got higu single fur the
Chabois. with 2v9. Cam was nljh man for
the Chabois In totals, wltn bii,. Tonignt
the Omaha B. cycle Co. piays the Dreli.ua
Candy Co. The bikes will have to win
three to go Into lead ot the league. Score;
CHABOT SHOE CO.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total
Sutton 1- 1& 12 436
Moran 134 1E2 lOO 448
Johnwn 1J4 209 los M
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Tallat 174 lf4 176 507
Totals 794 m m
KLAUCK S OLENDALK8.
1st. d. M. Total.
Lehmann JH 206 m Cxi
Klauck Ji? H Mi
Uodtnschwager t!t t4 174 SCJ
Stapenhorst m 1MI tu &1
Camp '. 174 1M 111 $44
Total $7$ DiS 9v 1.N1
Beselln's Mixer took three games from
th Holly last night. Th new pins got
th Holly, a their scores show. By tak
ing these games th Mixer are in a good
lead for first place. Derby Woolen Mills
and Bungalows roll tonight. Th score:
BE8ELIN MIXERS.
1st. 2d. Sd. Total
BeSelln .' 12 1HS lw 4W
Dick Schneider IM lit 134 411
Bill Schneider 201 10$ 174 o42
Totals 4!X 48$ 477 L4M
HOLLTS. -
11 2d. Id. Total.
Roche m 107 165 44
Gibson 117 13 14 44
Ullinam L 142 lal Sat
Total $8 441 468 1.3S
The Sea Dogs took two games from th
City A team In tne Poatofflc leagu last
night. The Sea Dogs are romping over
everything In light and have a good lead
for first place. The score:
SEA DOGS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Crabb 134 15$ 129 40D
Lough 171 li4 201 647
Btraa 124 109 ix 47
Totals 421 439 42 L223
CITY A.
1st. Id. 3d. Total.
Crosier 12 lie 173 408
Nelsen 137 1W 142 4U
O'Connor ltfl 14 Hi 4u6
Totals 480 416 457 t292
Sooth Oaaaha Score.
Th Culkln' Cubs defeated the Union
Stock Yards team In a close and exciting
bowling match last night at South Omaha.
The games were hotly contested, the Cuos
winning two, but holding the lowest total
score. The scor.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
R. D. Smith 166 124 118 897
Parks 129 161 160 430
Sellsburg 108 147 124 377
Frye IDS 113 lt 464
Davis 182 180 139 4.-1
Totals 778 696 6S6 &219
CULKIN'S CUBS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
C. Mann 135 172 169 4
L. Ruff IM 133 120 411
Dr. Cox 148 164 118 418
Ben Roth 123 154 194 472
Sherwood . 166 124 137 428
Total 729 739 728 1,191
Sehednle for the Week.
Commercial League Wednesday, Drelbu
Candy company against Omaha Bicycle
company; 1 hursday, 81. James against
O'Brien's Monte Chrlstos.
Omaha League Wednesday, Luxus
against Storx Triumphs; Thursday. Dresn
ers against Hospes; Friday. Omaha Bed
ding company against Moluny.
Metropolitan League W ednestlay, renon
Way against Bungalows; Thursday, Dally
New against Loyal Hotel Jewelers; Fri
day, Excelsiors against Hussies.
posters' League Thursday, union pacirio
gainst Sprague Pills; Friday, People's
Store against West Side.
Professionals
to Be Eliminated
Nebraska Athletio Board Taking
Steps to Put Minor Sports in
Charge of Graduates.
LINCOLN, Jan. 6. (Special.) Following
out the. suggestion ot th National Inter
collegiate association, mad at the recent
meeting In New Tork City, the Nebraska
Athletio board will try to eliminate, as far
as possible, professionals from It coaching
system, and will substitute the graduate
plan In base ball and the minor sports.
Already graduate coaching has been tried
in basket ball, the present coach of the
Cornhusker five being a Nebraska graduate
and ex-star player. The next sport to feel
the effeot of the new system will be base
ball. The Board of Control decided last
fall to try a graduate coach for the dia
mond sport and accordingly elected Johnny
Bender as coach, but the former Corn
husker has recently decided that he does
not want the job and another man will
have to be aelected to take up th work. .
It Is very likely that the position will be
hoffered to Oren A. Beltser. who was cap
tain of the base ball team last spring and
of th foot ball eleven last tall. The base
ball commltte of th Athletic board Is In
favor of Beltzer and will recommend him to
the board at Ita next meeting.
Beltser played base ball with th Corn
husker for three years, and was one of
the best ball artist that ever represented
this school. He understands the fine points
of the game, and the base ball commute
think he will mak a successful coach.
It ha been announced by Manager Eager
thst base ball practice will be started In
the cage In th gymnasium early In March
so that a coach will have to be hired soon
In order to give him plenty of time to get
a line on his material.
Captain Hoy Oreenallt of this year's nine
is not registered In school this semester.
but will return to the university at the
opening of the second semester In order to
become eligible for the spring sport.
Johnny Bender I said to be slated for
the position of athletic director at th
Kearney Military academy. He has been
offered that Job at a salary of 12,600, and
tt Is understood that he Intends to accept
the place, since he has been refused th
foot ball coaching position at Nebraska uni
versity.
Another Nebraska foot ball player, Harry
Ewlng. 1 being mentioned (or the position
of head toot ball coach at the University
of Tennessee. H has applied for the place,
and the southern school Is said to be favor
able to hi election.
Ewlng played three years of foot ball
with Nebraska 1907. 190B and UOt. His posi
tion wa guard, whei h did soma wonder
ful work for th Cornhuskers. He was
known as th "Iron Man" ot the team,
having been given that name because of
his great strength and his power to play
strenuous foot ball In every gam. H
never took out time during his entire foot
ball career. Coach "King" Cole declared
Ewing to be th moat powerful lineman he
had ever seen.
Dr. Clapp, physical director of th state
university, who went east last week to
represent Nebraska at the Intercollegiate
conference, will return to Lincoln tomorrow.
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Soon after he gets bark a meeting of th
Athletic board will be held for the election
of "King" Cole as foot ball coach.
Farmer Burns
to Meet Gotch
Old Kan Will Wrestle Hia Boy at
' the Auditorium Friday
Night.
Th old man and hla bor will shine In
that wrestling-boxing firmament at the
Auditorium Friday night Farmer Burns
will wrestle Frank Ootch.
Manager Olllan has received a telegram
stating that Dr. Roller, , who ha suffered
an attack of ptonialn poisoning, will not
be able to keep his engagement te meet
Ootch In Omaha that night and Burns has
agreed to take th doctor's place.
The Farnwr U the man who put the
finishing touches on Ootch that enabled
him to become the world's champion wrest
ler; h know everything tht Ootch knows
and does, and. If possible. Burns knows' a
great deal more than Ootch knows about
the game of pinning a man's shoulders to
tin p.JJrJ mat.
Of the old man Ootch, himself, once said
to the writer, "You ,may talk as you
pleane of the gret wrestlers of the world
Muldoon, Lewis, Carkeek, McLeod, Jen
kins. Hackenschmtdt and myelf but for
the most finished artist ot them all you've
got to come back to old Farmer Burns."
The Farmer hss been "working" all win
ter and Is going as fast as ever, despite
his 60 year or 41, for he never gets be
yond that age; he has been 48 for several
years.
The audience Friday night is sure of
most Interesting match between Ootch and
Burns. The old fellow, always a prim
favorite In Omaha, -where ha lives, will
be greeted with as much enthusiasm, no
doubt, as Gotch or Jeffries, and will repay
hi admirers, too, for their reception.
LYNCH
AT
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MEET IN O
New President of National Leagrae mt
Session of Commission.
CINCINNATI, O.," Jan. 5 Thomas J.
Lynch, new president of the National baae
bail league, appeared for the first time
a a member of the supreme court of base
ball at the annual meeting ot the National
commission here today. The meeting Itself
was mora or less perfunctory, all the of
ficers being re-ekcted and few cases being
up for discussion.
The annual report of August Hermann,
chairman of the commission, was read and
the selection of a "halrman and a secretary
for the ensuing year followed.
Tonight President Lynch will be a guest
of honor at a dinner given by Mr. Hermann
Anil PrRlrint Johnson of the American
league his assoc. ates on the commission.
About thirty perrons have been Invited.
Dooln to Sfanage Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA, - Jan. 6 President
Fogel of the Philadelphia National leagu
base ball club announced tonight that h
has signed Charley Dooln, the catcher, to
manage the club for one year In place of
William Murray, who has been deposed.
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