TIIR BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 1C, 1010. REAL ESTATE rHH AKU H4A(H Lt,U rOR 'Krkniki Contlaaeali It A HM "BAMOAI.I. Mnst e sold on account of ' peaita; wcii Improved iHv-acre (arm 1 mtlee from town) price, 14 per acre; aaajr lei bis. J. T. Campbell. Litchfield. Web. WE8TK.RN RKAt ESTATE. Farm and town property b railroad Tl.ht-of-way 1a bought throuaa. Kinkaid fcomesteada. Lrjr land to oome under rnment ratal. Don't wait Addraaa O. boa No. Jfcl. Uerina. Neb. MRMS, Improved and unimproved ranches. F. J. Dlehner, O'Neill. Net. ' ' North Dakota. LA ROR and small tract of land for sate In IN'orth lakota and Montana. Mlaauuri Valley Land Co., Dickinson. N. D. 100 IMPROVED FARM" FOR "ALK-aSOO will buy on a, balance half crop payments. Vi'adaworth Land and Troa Co., Iaangdon, N. U. TEN THOUBANp seres of homestead land In fertile Ward county, N. O. A map: lit per acre. Lyon Land and Loan Co., Bowtoella,' N. D. ' STUTSMAN CO., N. D SECTION. For' sale, an axtra flna smooth eeotlon, wall looatad; heavy blacK (oil, 130 par acre. No trades. W. . W. Eeerhardt, Mankato, Mlnn. OkJaooaaa. OKLAHOMA BARGAINS 400 ' acrea extra 1J bottom, two aeta lmproyemanta, M2.K) per acre. ' Best county for corn, vnral. oata and alfalfa. Our Hat free. Farma 11.000 to fS.000. Lefebrve Wood, New Kirk, Okl. 110-ACRE Oklahoma farm for eaJa or e ehanse for city property or bueinees. Thoa J. Harrison. Ptyor. Okl. .. OKLAHOMA map. clroumr. and prise Hat on farma, ent on request. IraStout, Cus hin& OkL ; OKLAHOMA . We have 100.000 acrea of choice land to select, from, ranging- lu price from li te M0 per acre. , Tola land la In the olt and .gas district and you might Bet an oil well vith your land.. , . . NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite Hi New York Ufe- Bldg. loath Dakota. GRANT COUNTY, 8. P., FARM". J 00 . acre I. inilea from Troy; U0 acre under plow; 20 . acre timothy, balance meadow; all nice, levl land, beat of aotl; email bouse and granary;, fine farm. Price, ,to0i A2fcO cash, bolance at ( per oent . . W . acrea Zyi mllea .front, Troy, 130 , sores under plow, balance all tillable; good soil; no buildings; a beauty. . Price. $10.W0; one half' caatt and balance at par cent. . - -1U0 acrea 2Vs mllea from Troy; 120 acrea under plow, .,0 acrea tame grass, luo acrea fenced; for pasture; all nice land -and-all tillable; nice large house, good barn, gran ary, etc.; nice grove treea; 2 wells, good v i c , nt-ui i.i vinteru, ak 'uhuuiui uuiu.. Price, $12,300; one-bait cash and balance at S per cent." . . - , (GO acrea S mllea from Troy; 400 acre under plow, 10 acrea tame, grass, balance pasture and hay land; A acres fenced; 12 acrea grove: fine large house,, large barn, granary, and other buildings; well of good water, .windmill, tank., etc.;. to own this farm meana to be bappy. Price, 240 per acre;' 29,000 cash and balance at 6 per cent. . Also have raw prairie lands for. sale on easy terms. Address. -' ! THOMAS R. STEVENS, .' 1 Troy, S. D, , IXJUGLAS COUNTY 820 acrea H mile Armour, 260 crop, balance alfalfa and hay,' (air Imp. ; "At farm, -en sy terms. 820 acres mllea Armour, one of the very best Im proved farma In cotinty, land perfect, 100 acres tame grass, balance crop cultivation, fine grove, orchard; this Is one of the best barKalivs In county. 220 acres t miles Ar mour; 200 eultlv., new barn,' fair house; a genuine bargain In this. 160 acres, all culti vated,' nt buildings; a bargain, near town, 16 other choice Improved larma In Douglas and Charles Mix counties, prices $40 to $70 per acre. ' . BHULE COUNTY 880 ' seres , JV4 mllea Fukwana, new house, other bulldlnga good, StuO. cultivated, land the besL 640 acres Vi mile Pukwana, U0 crop, al! good, tillable land, good aet Improvements, at a bargain, low .acres 4 miles Pukwana, .well Improved, one of the best snaps In county. 120 acres 2 miles town, well Improved, a,' snap. 60 other Improved and unimproved places In Brule and Buffalo countia, a) up. Have nothing but the very choicest plecea of land.. Write for 'further Information, and lists. " ' ' - ' . . . , ., ,, ,". w. tVbartlett.'. : . ,. " - 90S Grain. .Exchange Bldg... Sioux City. la. . ' ,SOUTM DAKOTA . LANDS. , . t -$40 aoiea, lying on- the venyat' the foet of the. Wfcsslneton hilia, iwith $5,000 worth vl liii!rovHiieiika, i.ui..itlliaT ot m k juu, new lnk, duiii.wxi, . iin jMeuiy of- room (or hay, cattle and horses; a good eight-room uoue, .granary a,u cornotiu;, at m,u wen., runninii tnrouijn nog puaiufe; wio aorea of this , land is as good land, as there la In hund., and.! .ueauiv . .counLlea, '.. with . -ui enough slope tv .drain nicely; the other torty acrt nonsikts of twoive aires of Rood uaiural , tunticr. uoud ' huh building ' spot aiul line pnacurc land; uu acres of tills. urni is in cultivation id zoo acres ta flna bay1, meadow; level land and ..should be VuttivatL-u;' ins ,'nu paui la pr cent- nilei -est on. tne irivesuiRiu lor the last five yjar: It tan b.byukiii for. the inall sum of $4..io per acre, on guc-l terms; tue piaco li4 the auvaiuagts of rural tree delivery and tt-lepnone; this. c11dii U ultner au In veatnietit or a liume. fur anyone. to-handle, with or without, stock, as It lies tributary to cheap pasture tana; feniy six inliee tro.it Vv eHSinu tuu, - anir wul bear cloae inspection; thin Is one of fifty or more oargauia that we cairotret. - -Wesslligton.Vaiu.-y Lund Co., VvtMunWl, D,' -, . , , j . , 1 . . ' i . t iL. . . ' 1 HAVE for qulok aale a fine Vt section stvku mlUB tioiu Midland, 116 acrea i luce growing-wheal, .and . all' under fence- and uroes lence; small house autl bm w.li en this - land -at $ij- per' acre, Including vrup. and new'disc and mower, cood wagon aad ' otiier . farm machinery; win .carry umk iJfciO at 't per cut intereau Come u.lck If you want this suap. Hudson Laud Agency, iiaiana, n. u. ' . -, . .rtJlt. lul- big, new list of -South' Dav kxa anu Aiiuu..uia itndi to exchange far anei'ttl liiorCtienaise, hardware, catue, to-tome;- give - lull- -particulars. - Hasiitt'a Land ' Aency. Marlon. S. D. ' , ' DOOTH DAKOTA LAN l Tha rush ta on for btaiuey county land, aevcral new line of railroad now building In this couiuv. huy now and duubie your money in tne i.xxi'twu years, uncuca lands selling t from $ls to i per acre. . For maps ana In- oi raiilon write U ' I' eiland Realty Co., 0.1 l a. ace oiug., Minneapolis, juuui. , ' Texas. ' FOR SALE At a bargain, an Oklahoma rami, in tne richest agricultural portion xt slate. , tor particulars auarees weo. J iri.n, AuiailUu, lex. ... HFIjOIAL fine proposition of 1.M0 acres; all fine land, joiuing Hie city of alidiand, on T. f, H. H ; part can be soid fur toou lota; balance lor terms; alieatly run uut in tracts iroiu W acres up; ait unable; In town, ie booming, and this can be keiidieu on IM.ww casn; will agree to give uevus wrtn eacn W tracts with - separate eei iif pmes; Id annual payments,. per lout interest; can (uriiish blue print; wine me at enue. W ill - Jenniuga, Italy, 'fez.; iUK SALE Cheap land. In old Mexico and ftlo Oiande valley, Texas; any sise tract; adapted to sugar cane. otton, fruiia auu gunmal agriculture; laige socage lluiber, tiiineral oil and graung; some liu piwu iMiiuiirs. Adoioea vx C. HUlebrandt CO., Lands, Loans and iiives.menia, urowna viiiv, lea., . i , IRRIGATED farm In Toyah valley; 10 actes in allaita, 40 acrea ready tor norii; tnis ta auiu to be the bt term la the vailey; will pay iO per cent In Is year. Viina S..K. vatuj. baragoka. l'exaa. ,'"','.,"'' ' Vlegluta. 'WHY remain wheie the ellmatle condi tions are so .nuch againat you when you can purvhexe the i tchem land, at - loweat pi ices, lu 'lie country of ManaloeT A ten acre farm here will net a much as 100 acies in thu north; delightful oilmaio, no orouihs, convvolant maiUeta, - abundant laior, goixi schools; goods enippea fioia una county ate sold at highest prices li) liorthem inaikets; esiablUU a fruit and xegetal'le farm here and b'foiiw ludepend iu. write for booklet. J. V. White, Gen eiai liiousinal Agent,- E. A, L. Hallway, Xorfolk. a. , When you uant what you want when you want it, say so through The Bee Want Ad column, ... REAL ESTATE FARff AMD ltA.4.11 LltO FOR gALIt - tContinued.) Ohio. BUSINESS PROPKRTY In Flndlay, O, for wee;ern land; property rente for lit per month; fine location in 6ne of the beat towns In Ohio; will give you good trade. Write for further particulars. Chaa. Hiay nmn, Fort lodge, la. V'aaklnatoa DAIRYING PAYS. And nowhere better than In Snohomish county, Washington. But little freestng or hot weather, no bad storms and email grain, grass, roots and most fruits yield great; no failures. Butter 80o per lb. and higher. Our best dairymen have money In plenty; IS years ago I brought cowa here from Wisconsin and have done dairying, ao talk confidently, I am now aelUng real estate and many farma. Have one of 116 acres, mostly bottom land, near large condenaery and good city; water piped Into bulldlnga, now support ing 40 cows. Price with tools and some stock. $16,600. Good tarma. More big and little. Write for particulars. J. A. BAKER, Room I Walsh Bldg., ttverett, Waah. Wyoming;, FOR SALE Ranch on Colorado and Wyoming line; consists of 1,600 acres of graslng and hay land; ranch la now atocked with cattle and nheep;, will sell ranch with or without stock. For further particulars apply to Harry Tatham, Jelm, REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS . FOR l, and 7-room houses. If prices are right we can aell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 424 N. Y. Life Bldg.. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loana and warrant, W. Farnam Smith ge Co., U20 Farnam St. . LOANS to home owners and home build ers, with privilege of making partial pay ments semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS. COS First National Bank Bldg. GARVIN BROS., 118 N. T. Life, $500 to $200,000 on Improved property. No delay. $600 to $6,000 oa homes In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1002 N. Y. Life. Douglas or A-J162. MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. FIVE PER. CENT MONEY to loan on ' Omaha business property. THOMAS BRENNAN; Room L New York Life Bldf. WANTED City loans. Peers Trust Co. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., ltth and Farnam. LOWEST RATES Bemla. Brandels Bldg. . SWAPS ONE of the finest f i ult farms ever built; 20 acres' large and email fruit: modern house; an Ideal home and a- big- money maker. It la worth 17,000. Do you want It? NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 034 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 199. . IF YOU want good Kansas farms for your flats, residence or other Income prop erty list with tie. , LATHROP fc TOBIN, ,416 Bee Building. CLOSUD earrlaaa or street hack.- landau- let style, but litle used, made by Cunning ham and sold new for $1,000. This carriage Is now worth $u00 In cash, but we would exchange It for horses or for vacant prop erty or for western land. Johnson. Dan- forth Co.. a. W. Cor. lutn and Jones St. $8,000. - $17,000. $20,000. General merchandise. $16,000217.000' hard vera . wants land. Please five legal numbers In flret letter. JVOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.., Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1W9. - . FIRST CLASS FARM . FOR SALK OR TRADE. I have &!0-cre farm, level and all In high state of cultivation; 6 acres beautiful grove. 2-room house, with hard wood floor; good well, cistern, garden, small fruit, beautiful lawn. Large, new barn for stock and heyi granary, hog. house,, chicken house,- .car riage shed: everything In first class con dition. Bulldlnga painted. It's a picture of a modern farm "Home Sweet Home" Legated In Dakota', one and onehalf miles from a town of 2.O0O. Price $75 an acre. Clar of Incumbrance. Am moving to Omaha, and want to take a nice, modern little home as part payment.. What have you that's clear? Call .Monday, Room. 6, Uoim Hotel.- omahu. George-W.' bowder. - You Want a tnrm ; . the" Other 'fellow wants city . property or tock of goods. We want tne commission. Bend us full description, in tlrst letter aod e will g you a trade. ' NOWATA LAND LOT CO.. Suite 124 N. Y, Life Bldg, -Red US& ' ' ' 'COAL" AND - TIMBER land for sale or exchange for good inoome Sroperty. A.. R... Leyson. Union Block, maha, Neb. , , TO EXCHANGE for stock general mer chandise.' 160-acre 'llMDrovrri farm l.m. county. North Dakota, or-820 acres Stuts man county; worth .Dakota. .Lock: Box 761. Jarfiestownl N. D. TAILORS O. A. LINQUEST CO.. 235 PAXTON BLK. MAX MORRIS, 801 BROWN BLOCK. -. V?'TAUCiIEN, Kfug Theater Bldg.- ' WANTED TO BUY; BEST PRICE paid for second-hand furni ture, carpets, ciothlng and shoes. 'Phone1 Douglas. 371. ... ' A '. -SECOND-HAND clothing.-party, afternoon dretacg John Ksldman. D. tin or Ind, A-m. I BUY, sill .and 'exchange second-hand goods. Sol Iioaenberg. 10s .8. ltth. Doug. SuSi.- KEISER paya best for f urnfture, ' etc. Antique furniture cheap. 10J0 Center. 1). 64t2. WANTED 6,000 feather beds. Write or 'phone D. 7502, . Metropolitan Feather Co., 801 N. 20th. ' ". '. BEST PRICES paid for Id-hand furni ture, carpets, stoves, clothes, shoes. - -D. 6S?1. WHEN writing to advertisers, ; kindly mention The Bee, WANTED TO RENT We Are Getting. Numerous Call For Houses of All 81zea List With Us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. (24 N. Y. Life Bldg. .Phone Red 199. WANTED ThVee furnished ' roome for small family In choice location; Hanaoom Park district preferred. Phone Harnev 3.'8., WANTED SITUATIONS A. CLEAN, energetlo young man. with two years' experienoe aa head clerk to salea and traffic manager of lurte manufactur ing company desires position m advancing route of similar character. Referencea. Ad-, (trees It iJfi, car 1 lee. - - OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HAMBURG AMERICAN All Jaoaeta Safety Devices t Wireless. etc London-Pa ris Hamburg rinrlnnsU,Apr.M,UAM(e)Orat Wsldrse May it lb) Arnnlka Apr. lOilhl K Aug. Vlc..W7 U) Fraa. Urnt.. .. Mlf 4 Hlux-her May U tel rnnuylvaiil. May 11 illautac'dland .... Ma U tb) aui-Oarlton a Is lane Rmauraat. 4c) Hajnburf d iracu a Naw. Kackbazg-Aaaertoaa 1,1 ae. 4S B'way, T. T. or local Ageata QCAKCWAVIAN-AIUEIIICA?! LINE k D - 10,000 Tee rati Mwa raaaanga Srvmakara ' - . IMrert te Karnay, Sweden tad GeQnwS. Oacar II April til H.llla Otav May N C. r. Tlataaa May l Ouxr II J una t I'nlted Simm ....Mar U O, r TUiian .. Jura It All Kteamere wonippeg un WUelaea, At rat aafa.' tu asaia, wmi4 wMa. tas.. a. a,. JOtlftaOsa a U.. Itt Waal Kin. I. gu Caiaaaa. OX TO) UKliA. awaikTa. . AFFAIRS. A I SOUTH OMAHA John Franek of Second Ward for President of Council. MEMBERS AGREE ON COMMITTEES refer Isaaesoa Retarae te Make Mare Treekle for Wife Already Thrice Bereaved Heree gale Draws. The South Omaha city council, while no public announcement has been made offic ially, has practically agreed upon the com mittees of the council and upon the pre siding officers. This' agree .ent was reached In a secret session held at the city hall - Wednesday night. The members de bated the question of the appointment until nearly midnight, and held some preliminary voting In an Informal way. The president of the. council, according to Information which has been , given out. Is to be John Franek of the .Second ward, democrat. The vice president la to be August Miller, republican.- It Is pretty definitely decided that these will be the presiding officers. The line-up of ths committees Is given also, but this- Is prospective simply and possibly may be changed1 in some respects. The fol lowing are prospective committees which are to be appointed by the chairman, John Franek: - Finance Miller, Franek, Matt Petersen, Judiciary Walters, Riha, Hoffman. Streets and Alleys Tbomas Peterson, Mil ler, Hoffman. . Railway - and Telegraph Riha, Miller, Fire and Water Franek, Walters, Riha. Street Lighting Matt Petersen, Hoffman, Miller. - Public Property and Bulldlnga Walters, Franek, Riha. Printing Matt Petersen. Miller, Hoff man. - License Hoffrrmn, Thomas Peterson, Walters. Charity Riha, Thomas Peterson, Walters. By the above arrangement It will be seen that Walters appears In four committees, Hoffman In six. Matt Petersen In four, Thomas Peterson In two, August Miller In five, John Riha In five and John Franek In three. The president of the council agreed, to confirm this list 'of committees at an early date. It will .be .seen that a democratic majority appears In each committee with the exception of the committee on railways and telegraphs and the committee on char ity. ; Peter. .Isaacson In Jail. Trouble never cornea singly is an old adage which has. been proven again In the case of Mrs. Peter Isaacson, 2623 Jefferson street. The third of her sons, Martin, Is to be burled at 2 p. in. Sunday from Brewer's chapel, and now Peter Isaacson, the father, . who left j her two years ago, to struggle alone, has returned. Yesterday afternoon after the death of the son, Mar tin,, had prostrated the mother, Isaacson came home to abuse and threaten her. This continued until . Chief John Briggs was called and placed . him In Jail. The Redmen will have charge of the fun eral ' of Martin Sunday and Rev. C. W. Savldge of Omaha will preach the sermon, oath Omaha to Visit sale. The people' of South Omaha who have been Interested in the benefits worked by the Associated Charities in the city where the department is practically new and yet where a vast amount has been undertaken and accomplished for the betterment of the poor, intend to visit in large numbers the sale which Is to be held in the rotunda of The Bee building In Omaha today and Saturday. Miss Cloud, said yesterday morn ing that she had been spreading the news of the sale .with success and promises te give the well - Intentloned people many surprises in the work of practical charity. She has v special charge, Miss Selma Ollfs, whose patience and Ingenuity will be the wonder of many a visitor at the sale. -, Big? Ilorae Sale Pleases. ' The . horse sale yesterday at the South Omaha market proved a great event In the season. ., The grade of horses was the bes ever .offered and the quality was much etter than on , Wednesday. The ring was crowded by many eastern buyers, who did not. hesitate to pay big money for the ani mals which, suited them. The big gray Percheron geldings, well matched, brought Ahy , price ' above - 2600. Jim Andy Ford of Wilmington, ' Del.', bought the high span, for. which he paid 2720. He even thought he had a bargain at that Ford Is c;ie of the biggest horse buyers of the ea:t. He bought . two carloads of the best class of matched, animals, and certainly put the ginger Into the sale. The Pittsburg Con solidated Ice company bought a load of the smooth, long-stepping draft animals at prices which made the ice trust have a chill." Louis Haitimel of Duluth bought a span. of grays which cost him 2690. . Other buyers were John Torpy of Norrls town. Pa.; Doc Brown of East Buffalo, N, Y.;. Frank Sweet, Kansas City; Walker & Blaine, Denver! Ovlart Bros., Red Oak; Ed Grant. Chicago; John Gould, Chicago, and . James Burroughs, Philadelphia. The sale continues today, ' "( ; - , Maglo , City Gossip. , A. ' E. . Miller,' Twelfth and I streets. Is erecting a 22,000 residence. Mrs. W. W. Fisher and Mrs. J. I. Ringer will entertain the P. E. O. society Saturday af .ernoon. PHONE SOTTTIT 80S for a case of JET TKft .BOCK BEER, Prompt delivery to any, part of city. - Henry J. Jetter. Mrs! Dry f us and Mrs. Marks of Sioux City are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her man Steinberg.. - ' Phii Kearnfey post and the Women's Re lief corps will meet Saturday night In regu lar session. All members are Invited. , METZ FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER For home consumers. Prompt delivery guaran teed. IPhone South 164. Mrs. J D. Jones, Twenty-second and J streets,- will entertain the women's society of the Baptist church Friday at 2:30 p. m. Miss Emily arid Eugene Kennedy have arrived recently from Ireland and are the guests of Mrs. Kate Kennedy, their aunt. The funeral of Martin Isaacson will be held from Brewer's chapel at 2 p. m. Sun day. The burial is at Forest Lawn ceme tery. ' Programs was'. Issued yesterday for the Christian church entertainment this even ing at the South Omaha High school audi torium. . , . The Barber's Union dance was attended by a large crowd which was entertained until midnight with a fine ball room pro gram. . , , - E. P.' Gould Rons, contractors, have taken out the permit for the South Omaha telephone exchange, giving the cost of the building aa 11-O.OuO Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bock started home from Oarmany yesterday, it is believed, as they Intended, after a visit ot nearly a year In the fatherland. FOR RENT Acre tracts: 24 acres. West L St.; good Improvements; fine for gar dening. 11 acree, H. &ih St.; 6 rooms, barn, well and wind mill; nice place. 6 acres, 1 mile south of city limits; good yard and GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING. Fort Visrkentie, Wyoming, March 14th, 1910.- Sealed Propnaal In triplicate will be received until t V. M , mountain time, April 18th, 1910. for the Con struction and Electric Wiring of a Reinforced Concrete Root House, Plan 115. Plans and Specifications on file at Office of Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Missouri, Omaha, Neb.. Chief Quarter master, Department of the Colorado, Den ver. Colo.. Builders' Exchange, tit. Paul, Minn., and the American Contractor, Chi cago, III. Or the same may be had front this office upon dcpoalt of five (to 09) dol lars, which will be oromptly refunded upon their safe return. Envelopes contain ing proposals should be Indoraid. "propo sals for Root House." and adrireaaed e the Constructing . Quartermaster, rort Mao kcuale. VYyo. Mch-21-2i-23 U, A-le-ls Jlwiu Two Interesting Sales at lOlpatrick's Daturday, April lGtli, Starfino at lO A. 1VI. No. 1. 1800 yards of choice Foulards, the wanted fabric! The desirable colors! Perfect goods. Worth from 85c to $1.00. Most of them made by a leading manufacturer. We are not allowed to' advertise name. All att One PFice, S9c Yai?d No. 2. A great bag purchase, late styles alligator, patent leather, sea lion, real seal, real calf,-real pig, real Morocco; you've paid $6,. $7 and $8 for poorer bags, and likely o'do so again. The entire lot will go Saturday starting at 10:00 a. onu aitt Eactv There will be many interesting items in other departments. Notably- The Hosiery and Underwear Section the Men's Fur nishing Section- Ready-to-Wear Sections and a heaping counter of Dress Goods Remnants at Just About One-Half Original Prices. 10 O'CLOCK, REMEMBER, FOR THE STAR SALES il. AlHlM Bak cistern. All nice land.1 O'NeU's Real Es tate and Insurance Agenoy. Tel. South 192. A special meeting of the Joint Car In spectors Is to be held In, the next two weeks at which time some - Important announce ments are to be made. ' Arrangements for this meeting were made at a meeting held at the Exchange building Wednesday. Nebraska Shoe and Clothrng House, South Omaha. Specials for Saturdayi-An all wool Russian blue serge, silk and alpaca lined, a strictly hand-made suit, cut right up to the minute; some have the cuffs on the sleeves, some are made-up plain for the men that do not care for - novelties; pants- are eut both ways, full- peg top and regular; a good 21500 value, for Saturday, $10.00. Boy's suits at L98. ' A good, honest, all wool boy's suit, lots of good hard wear; pants are Knickerbocker style, retnforoed taped seams and a regular suit. Saturday a ball and bat free with' every suit. Men's underwear, the Poroeknlt and plain balbrlggan shirts, both short snd long aleevee; drawers have suspender tapes and reinforced fleets; spe cial for Saturday, 3& cents per garment, i i i ... 1 Omaha Orphans to Get Outing Automobile Dealer. Planning for Say of Entertainment for Inmates of ' Homes for Dependents, r' , "An orphans", day parade;''.! a day of out-; lug. and an automobile ride, for the .In mates of the orphanages .of the city, Is the plan of the automobile dealers ot Omaha; The program ,1s being formulated under the guidance of committees . from - the Auto mobile Dealers' Show association . and the Omaha Automobile Dealers' club. The af fair will' probably be held' the first week In June.; ' , , , . i ' : ...... "We will want about 190 machines to ac commodate ; the guests - of the day," . said Brick P. KJuhn, .who Is .active 'In .the pro ject. ''We, expect to false the money to furnish' a band ' and - lunches - for 'every body. I want the address of everyone who will loan a, car for use hs-t day . and I would be glad to hear from : people In charge of orphans pr others who would find the day's outing - a-pleasure, others than those already included ' In the plans for the day.'.' , . . Present arrangements are to give the outing to the inmates of the following In stitutions: Child Saving Institute, Detention Home, City Mission, St. James' Orphanage, Old peoples' Home, - House - of Hope, The Creche. ROOSEVELT MOTION VIEWS SHOWN TO FEW 0MAHANS Nsaker Gather at Home, af Edward Hifses .to Get Advaaee Glimpse. ' , Rhinocerusea plunging snd cavorting In a foliage covered stream, untamed gnus rac ing across an African prairie, lions glar ing out of their retreat, and Theodore Roosevelt walking across the field of vision were the sights looked ' upon by a select little gathering at the home of Edward Hayden, fOlt Cass street Thursday evening. The occasion was the first appearance In Nebraska of motion picture films on the Roosevelt African hunt Two thousand feet of films covering every stage of the long treks and hunting sieges of the redoubtable colonel, were exhibited. The exhibition served as a forerunner of what Is to be placed before the public In various cities over, the country when re leased according to copyright contracts Monday, April IS. Forbidden to use the screen of a public theater er to place their exhibition other wise Indiscriminately In the elty with or without ao admission charge, the film corporation was extended the use of the Hayden garage and the private motion picture machine owned by Adolph Rtors. In the picture were scents of ferocious wild beaets, apparently but a few feet from the point where the photogi aplier had stood. It was explelued that the hoUigaphr who snapped the views was Roy Kearton, who Is said to be the most daring camerlst In the world, Howe Again Back in South Omaha Plant Former Manager of Armour's Basi nets Will Succeed H. E. , Finney, Who Goes to Fort Worth. General Manager Hanford E. Finney, of Armour & Co.'s . plant at South Omaha leaves Friday night for Fort Worth, Tex., where he will take charge of the Armour property at that place. The Fort Worth house Is the second largest Armour con cern In the country, ranking next to Chi cago. Mr. Finney will be accompanied by his wife and children. R. C. Howe, the former manager of the South Omaha plant, will succeed Mr. Fin ney. Mr. Howe gave up the management. of the Armour Interests In South Omaha about seven months ago to go to Buenos Ayres to superintend the establishment of a plant at that place. It Is expected that In about a year Mr. Finney will return to South Omaha and Mr. Howe will again take . up his work in South America. blLLY IS A MONGREL DOG, 1 BUT IS ALWAYS ON THE JOB iEach Day He Watches His Master's Bicycle from Moraine Tilt Dewey Eve. "Billy" Is just a mongrel dog. But he Is a' good one. His master is Paul Jordan, who works at the Townsend Gun company', store, and each day rides to his work on a bicycle and., chain. It to a hydrant on Farnam street In front of the store. "Billy" has an Idea that the wheel is not safe unless guarded, and all day long from the time Paul goes to work In the morning until he leaves at night, "Billy" is on the job watching his master's property. Never Is be more than a few feet away. If anyone by chance happens to pass along the street and makes a move like they were going to touch the bicycle "Billy" merely gives them a growl of 'warning to keep "hands off." N. R. WILCOX FUNERAL HELD Masons of. Nebraska Lodge No. 1 Have Charge of Ceremoales tor - I.ate Paat Maeter. Fifty Mason, of Nebraska' lodge No. 1. of which Newell R. Wilcox had been past master,' had charge of his funeral from the home, X220 Ohio street, yesterday afternoon. The services were Impressively carried out according to the Masonic rite. Members of the officiating lodge met for the oocaslon'at the Masonlo temple at 1 o'clock. The funeral ceremony was begun at 1 o'clock at the. house by an address of eulogy from Rev. Mr. Abbott of Trinity Methodist church. Following the address the Mason, officiated, R. C. Northrup act ing as master ef the occasion. The four son. of the late Mr. Wilcox, namely, George, Frank, Burt and Reuben, acted aa pallbearer. Interment wa. made at the Bellevue cemetery at 4:30 o'clock. WILL SPEAK ON COLUMBIA Address ea Valveraity to Be Given at ' t'ellesre C'lob Meeting Toslgbt ' , by Victor Rosewater. When member, of the College club meet tonight at the Toung Men'. Christian association they will be addressed by Victor Hosewater, editor of The Bee, on "'Columbia l!nlvarall ' Thau allrlhla ta membesablD in the club a.-e the seniors and juniors of the Omaha High achoul and otners inter ested In college work, following the talk by Mr. Roee water mm 0 there will be "stunt night" In the audi torium, which will be In the nature of a clrcu. and vaudeville .how. The following organizations will take part: Walnut Hill Methodist Boys' club, Wesley club of the First Methodist church. High School elub of the First Presbyterian church, Saratoga Boys' club, First Memorial Boys' club, Grand Bouncers, . St. Mary's Avenue Con gregational club. Boys' club of Trinity cathedral, Swimming club of Toung Men's Christian . association boys' department. 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