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. ,THF. liKli: . OMAHA. FRIDAY, MAT 5. 1011.
REAL ESTATE
FattM AMI HVXII I.AD FOR SALE
Mlssoarl (ontlnerd.
FOR hALi:-' Bitter Root Vallr 3 irml
fin Iruit lnd; old water rlnlt. bst eec- J
lion of the valley; fin proposition for tub- ;
division: fair building; term. Ad-
dress nnr, U. O. Lstwla. levenavUla 1
Hunt -
MlMiui.iItl ' r'AKMij-Nun belter on
rarth HiyMjr Improved 10 acre, rajs
any tiling: Jul Other decided bargains
Writs '.-. itll.iam il.-a'ty t o.. Gilliam. Mo -
allriStH'IU farm, 0 acres; I room house,
bam; i'o a r.a wheat. 2W acres rotn; level,
black dirt; a miles railroad; ! acre Chae.
8. Huiki ,i Heaity Co.. Eleberrv. Mo
FOH SALK - B farms. Urge and smail.
Itw,n M.i-,?.'j and M 1 1 .rs
average $', per acre. Write for big price
iiM. v illlaiii rie.i, v i , 1. 1 . i i n, . Atci --
I30-ACRK homestead relinquishments for
sale; slsu one hold, one liekery, one general
store, one amnion, one fi.-ed e'ore. Address.
Charlto K. Hro n, Galsta, Mont.
Moaiasa.
WHCII.F.PAI.K TIlAlTS IN MONTANA,
the comma farm si ate. Iii.tvo to $ per'
acre. Write for description Shaw At
Clark Land Company. Hackney Hldg., Si
Paul. Minn.
Nebraska.
l.Wrt-ACRE ranch tot as is. $ per acre,
two-thirds cash, remainder five year, I
per cent Interest; all fenced; good Improve
inents. For particular writ frank Schuia,
Norfolk, Neb.
A Great Sacrifice on Lands in
tho Rain Belt of Eastern
Xebraska--The Greatest
Ranch and Dairying Farm
Proposition Ever Offered
nr acres with or without HX acrea ad
joining, of the best grass lsnd In th state.
Most of this land will produce to to 60
bushels of corn to the acre and correspond.
Ing yields of other grains. The soil la a rich,
eandy IriHm and very productive. Every
su re of this land will produce red or white
lover, blue grass, timothy or alfalfa. Every
acre ' will produce as much grass as any
II 26 acre land In the state. Tt Is all covered
with a heavy growth of blue stem graas
at th present time. This tract contains a
lake of Is acres, which Is fed by springs
and furnishes nn shundame of puro water
the year round. ion t live on a small
farm of hlRh priced lsnd when you have
the opportunity of securing a tract of this
kind where you cannot only make so milch
more money in the dairying and stock
feeding business, but the Increase In the
Value of this land will make you a fortune.
Tou do not have to dig every dollar you
make, out of the soil. If you run a dairy
farm they will come to the door for the
cream and py you the cash. If you do a
lock feeding business you can purchase
the feeders farther west and feed them
on this land In transit, afterwards ship
ping the finished cattle to either the
South Omaha or Sioux City markets. If
you reed more gram than you raise on
this land for your feeding you can pur
chsse all you unnt from the adjoining
farms This Is nr.t a tract of cheap west
ern land, hut looited In the rain b'lt of
eestern Nebraska, in a district that haa
been seltl-il for 7S years For quirk sale
$lpr acre. Illf cash", balance tier cent.
W. J. DKRMtiHV INVKBTMKNT CO.,
1514 City Nat l Bank Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
45- Bushel Wheat
Land for $27 an Acre
Buy Land Where
It Rains
We own and control over 20,000 acrea of
Cheyenne county (Nebraska) choicest farm
lands now nn the market. Th best crop
, producing country In the state for twelve
years. Alfalfa Is a leading crop. Writ
today for aur free literature. Live agenta
wanted everywhere.
Ft'NI.'I NGSLA N 1 INVESTMENT COM
PANY, KIDNEY. NEB.
' ; , FOR SALE
Two tracts of M acres and 1M acres ad
joining of choice unimproved farm land In
th south edg of Plerc county, eight miles
north of Battle Creek. Owner must aell
and will accept (20 per acre If taken at one.
Terms half cash, . balance at per cant
Interest.
W. J. Dermondy Investment Co.,
1314 City Natl. Bank Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
10 ACRES near Crofton, Neb., Knox
county; good soil, good roads, well Improved
with buildings; prlc per acre, ;u; easy
terms. Also WO acre farm, I miles from
town, well Improved, t'6 acre. Otto Bogoer,
Croftog. NL I
FOR bargains In cheap weatern lanls
Often cheap 640-acr relinquishment. Ad
dresa J. C Belilna. Weliman, Neb.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN 140 acrea
near Seward. Sward Co., Neb.; good six
room house, barn, sheds, well and mill
fn orchard,' 1-' aores alfalfa, 100 acrea
cultivated, 76 acrea good hay land, balanct
pasture; price. $60 per acr; terms, halt
cash. Fetierman. Bros., Lincoln, Neb.
S0-ACRB. farm. 3 miles from Omaha,
m mllea to town; upland, good soil, in
good condition; muat sell; good terma
Owner, Bo ZBt, Grena, Neb.
roR iSALJV-fcOt) acres hay land. 1 mlli
Newport. 117. TO; IdO miles, all new build
ings, spring water, fcut.bu. Othera L. M.
Oietne. Newport. N.-
North Daketa.
BEVrRAL improved farms In McHenry
county. N. Dak., for sal on easy terma.
good soil, !-'.- , (J0 per acre. c. A- atub
blna, Cianvilie. N. D
FOB- fiALK Renters and Investors, If you
want to own on of our fin improved
gialn farms with every modern convent
met and be Independent, write me at onoa
Little money needed. Wendell liusloa.
carrlnnti'ii. N. .
. H A.NTKlHm good list of lands In
Janus Itlvtr Valley. &iutman couniy, N.
1. Coi 1 1 siMiiidciii with real 'tal aKenta
uiimicu i ui . bun, I yaimuil
N. D.-
Uregss, V
FOR !SAI.E-lti0 acres choicest apple. Dear,
clieiry, tiai land In the wcat. ix miles
fioiii town, one mile frum lanroad; soil
deep MiU an ic ash. lh Da.le. uie prus
winning iruit.
1?) ii'i'tf, .'a miles from town, new. mod
em house, bain, tenement; .bO pear prune,
beariiiu. l.U young trees, l.tw iaie vines
giiiui x.atm , oi u, or will kill fcO acrea
with ail improvemeuta. investigation
soUliIv-u. C. Il Webniei. The Dulles, uie
OOING TO ORKtiON.
Our pi Kate car Ivavss Omaha June 6,
dlit-H to our fruit lands In t.e WilUmette
valley. l'rv round trip to our prospective
buviri. A few reservations left. For In
formation aee Seutlam Fruit Colony, kit
Bee BWtg.
vslk Carwltaa.
LAN't'3-tui per acre made groeing fix.
fur (.1 titer ve on the Islands. Orcharda on
easy monthly ' iii.ius Sea Island Ore haul
Coiupan). Chai Ir-iton. cj. c
a Dakota.
10 AClli-S IN DEUEL CO. 8. D.
4 lose to the Minnesota line; heavy black
soil; clay subsoil; Ilea very level and all
under cultivation. Must le sold within 10
days to close an estate. Half of this years
crop ttoes iwi the price, tii per acre;
easy trrtr.s; lectin will handle It and it 1
a Miap. No gravel, no atones, no foul needs.
Address W. F. McU. Lake Preston. 8. D.-
4(0 ACRE corn farm, out from Sioux Fa lie
eM-cileot liui'i-ox crueiita. laree glove and
fruit: all in cultivation; price for quick aaie
Vs. ?ay ttrius; also L'iJ well Improved, easy
term, and lit m r.1 unimproved. These are
barnalns for quirk sale. IL A. bUvius.
i'nr. sioux Fulls. S. !.
ALFALFA
Till: KINO OK ALi FARM PRODUCTS.
'ii!i it ti..- land wo hate Free home
steauai. 1 eluuiuishnients and deeded landa.
For farthulars writ R. O. Voudr A Cwx
Boflalo Gap, a U.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HA.MII LtXD FUR ttLI
I 1 ' ' '
Snatk nafceta Ces)tlaa.
FOR SALE Section food, raw land; all
fenced; food flowing- well; I miles from
riankington, S. I For particulars, writ
J. E. U Malley, 1'hllip. 8. U
WILL exchange choice farm land near
rierre. the capital of South Dakotti. for
good Ion a or Nebraska land; what huve
you to offer? West Land Co., Pierre, H. D
"SotTIt DAKOTA LA til FOR PALE.
' We have a list of lVlmunds county land
for sale at from Jt: And up per site. If
Interested writ uh for particulars and we
all Isend our prii.es and pocket map. If
you ovn land In tuuth Dakota list It with
us. I'i'r tinotlo Is 'A Square Ileal to Uuyer
and 8e,lr. (live us a chance to prove our
tsfiri'it llapvold Land Co., Mina, Kd
munu i.iunt;. south Dakota
ONE-KOI'RTH KKCTION FIVE MILE
FROM TOWN.
Ffiir imp: o . i inentv. I'rlce $5. WO Equity,
I2.40U. Akaska Ketl Estate Co , Akaska. b.
U-
'lease.
BAN SABA VALLfei . Ins garden spot oj
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan We
can buy land for you or Invest money.
per cent net to you aecured by murtgaxe on
these lands. Correspondence solicited.
Kefer to First Nat I bsnk, Ban Saba Nat l
bank, Ward. Murray Co., and toe mem
bers in oongress from Texas. Kelley
Burleson Co.. San Saba, Tea.
TEXAS INVESTMENTS.
Buy orchard and garden lands near
Houston, th greatest and most prosper
ous city in th southwest, where values
are going up all th time and fortunes
mad In real enate In short while. Easy
terms If desired. Address E. C. Robert
ion. HI Klam Bldg., Houston Tex
THE NILE OB AMERICA.
$30 eaah and It per cent interest, payable
semi-annually, will secure you a bom In
Vela, Tex. and a 10 acre farm In tne. Rio
Grande valley, where the farmer's cash In
come la aa perpetual aa the das that com
and go. 8. H. Jackson, 70S first Nat.onai
Bank Bldg., "Houston, Tea.
BAN SABA VALA.ET, th garden spot of
Texsa, home of th paper shell peoan. We
can buy land for you or Invest money, 4
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands. Correspondence suliclled
Refer to First Nat l bank. San Saba Nat l
bank. Ward. Murray eV Co., and the mem
bers In congress from Texas. Kelley
Burleson Co., San 6aba, ,Tex.
WE "are subdividing 2,300 acrea o? fei-llie
farm land In Jackson county. Splendid
crops every year. Kalnfail about right,. 40
inches. For description, plat and pticea
write
JOHN RICHET gt CO,
21S E. Houston t.. San Antonio. Tex
I'tafc.
640 ACREA choice unimproved wheat land
(black sandy loam) in northern Utah, near
railroad. Prlc 120 per acre. Terma reason
able. Address Dr. W. H. Petty, Ogden.
Utah.
Wysnlig. -
POR SALE 18.000 acre tit Iaraml
county, Wyoming, In Oolden Prairie dis
trict; suitable for farming; now atocked
with cattle and sheep; will sell with ranch;
win exchange for eaatern Nebraaka or
Iowa farms. J. T. Bell, Owner, Cheyenne,
Wyo,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
C. J. CAN AN. Room 701. Oma, Nat 1 Bans.
WE exchange properties of merit. It. H.
Culver. tli-slJ S. X. Life Douglas 7965.
ltiu acres of clear land, seven miles from
Gordon. Neb., Joining K. R. siding; want
to trade for small stock ot merchandise or
live stock. I'tlce, $26 per acre. F. B. Llnd
ley, Gordon, Neb.
, BMAXXi RANCH WANTED.
TV have a client who haa good city In
come property and good land to exchange
for relinquishment. Improved-and stocked,'
or cheap ranch. Giv full particulars, lo
cation and price in first letter;
B. E. WAIT CO., 17 Bee Bldg.
WANT to exchange equity of $3,800 In
one-fourth section ot land In Grand Forks
county. North Dakota, for atock of goods.
Addreas T-181 car Be.
120 ACRES of well Improved land In Polk
county; will trad for' city property. Tele
phone H. 90. Harry H. rutnara. 6140 Burt.
DON'T forget to put a pitcher- of Far-
rell'a syrup on the table. If A. T. Amluxen,
200 -Oak Bt, will bring this ad to The Bee
offic within three daya w will glv him
a 60-cent can free.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA property and Nebraska lands.
OKKCIH REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 New Omaha National Bank Building.
GARVIN BROS., Sd floor N.-Y. Life. $500
to $100,000 on Impioved pioperty. No delay.
WANTED City loan. Peters Trust Co.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZEK.
LOANS to home owner and horn build
er, with privilege of making partltal pay
ments aeml-annuaily. W. 11. THOMAS, 60
First National Bank, building.
CHEAF MONEY.
Representing thePenn Mutual Life Ins.
Co.. with assets of over $117,000,000. I am
prepared to accept all the good loan of
fered on Improved Omaha real estate.
Business and residence loans mad with
out delay,
THOMAS BRENNAN.
City National Bank Bldg.
K cl,y nd farm property, w,
O K d72PB, HEINLE. $06 -Rarngs Bldg.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith dt Co., UN Farnam St
LOW RATES, BEMIS-CA RLBERO CO,
810-312 Brandela Theater Bldg.
MONET TO LOAN-Payn Investment Co
Wanted, farm loans. Klok Inv. Co., Omaha
1100 to $10,000 made prompt I v. F. D.
Wcad Wead Bldg.. 18th and- Farnam.
WE HAVE money to loan on Improved
real eatate In Omaha and auburbs.
NEBRASKA SAVINGS A LOAN A8SN.
1606 Farnam St. Board of Trade Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL
ESTATE
WANTED
We have cash buyera for modem house
in the Dundee district or northwest part
of the city. FOR QI ICK RETURNS Hat
your property with ua.
O NEIL'S R1CAL ESTATE AND 1N&
AGENCY. In04 Farnam Street.
Tel, Tyler 1UJ4. Ind.. A-8318.
j WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
ot iut ; Any cheap land for higher prlcii,
a general merchandise store fur land or
an kind of an exchange? Or have you
sums land you want to sell for cash? Ttas
une paper that reachea the Iowa farmer
is the Des Moines Capital; 43,000 circulation
dally; cute single Insertion, 1 vtni a word:
six insertions, u cents'a word. Des Moines
Laily Capital. Des Moines la
WANT to purchase direct (rotn owner,
st actual cash value, a farm la eastern
Nebraska; atate price and terras It first
letter. Box :&t. Fremont. Neb.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for Id hand furniture,
curueta clothing and shoes. Tel. D 8371.
i yesiseyejrerTr-r -r 7 .y:i
STEAMSHIPS
ALLAN LINE
Ptctjiesque St. Lawrence Route
Weekly Sailings from
MONTREAL IU LIVERPOOL, ULASlloW
MONTREAL To IajMsj.V. Havre. Frsiu
Forinlgtitly from
PHII.ADKLl'H I A and Ho. Ion to Glasgow
Splendid scenery, shortest passage, ms
rates.
Any local agent or
ALLAN CO.. General Agents,
lis Jackson Blvd.. Chicago.
STEAMSHIPS
(Continued.)
ANCHOR LINE STEAM (Mir1
NEW YORK. I.U.N PONDKRhV AND
GMSOOVV.
NEW TOFK AND NAPIjCS DIHECT.
Single or Rond Trip Tlcketa between New
Yoik and Hcotch, English, lrlsn and all
principal Continental points at at u active
rates. Send for tool of Informatl' n.
Superior Accommodations Eacellcnt Cui
sine. Apply promptly for Resertauoit to
local eat-nts of Anchor Line or HL.NL'fc.H
SON rd'.os General Agent. Chicago. III.
WANTED SITUATIONS '
. GOOD Jap wanta warh; good co6k. Ad
diess Y IU. car Be.
WANTED More window cleaning. Duu.
i.T40.
JAPANESE wants position a cook or :
laundry work. 17 No. lth St. Frank
Hasnk. j
PRACTICAL NCRPE. Harney 45-Xo.
MARRIED man. age "f. wants stenly
wnrx In :enernl store; six years' experi
ence. .1 22 Bee. .
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster. Fort I. A. Russell. Wyo
ming. April 8, 1911. Sealed proposals. In
triplicate will be received at this offlo
until 9:K o'clock a. m., mountain time,
Monday, May (.. 111, at which time they
will be opened In public for construction
of approximately th following estimated
quantities of drain: S.Uft llneej feet of fl
inch S. O. VIC pipe and sped a la. 2 900 lineal
feet of s-lnch 8. G. VIC pipe and special
nd I manholes. Plana, specifications and
general Instructions to bid iters are on file
In this office and also In th office of the
Chief Quartermaster, Department of the
Mlceoerl. Omaha, Nebraska: Chief Quar
termaster. Department of Colorado, Den
ver, Colo., and in th offtce of the secre
tary of Builders' Exchsnge. Bt Paul, Min
nesota. Proposal blanks may be obtained
upon application to this office. The gov
ernment reserves the tight to : eject or ac
cept any or all bids or any parr thereof.
Km elopes containing proposals should be
Indorsed "Proposals for construction of
flialns at Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo.,to be
opened May , 1911." and addressed to K.
6. Armstrong, Captain and Quartermaster
Ninth t'avalry, Constructing Quartermas
ter, Fort D. A. Russell, W yoming.
A10-11-12-13M6-6
DEPARTMENT OT THE INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington,
D. C Sealed proposals for letting graa
Ing District No. a. Crow Reservation,
Montana, for th graxtng of sheep, either
under a lease or by permit, will be re
ceived at th office of the commissioner of
Indian affairs, Washington, D. C, until -$
o'clock p. m., on Monday, June t, 1911, and
will b Immediately thereafter opened In
the presence -of such bidders as may at
tend. All necessary Information may be
obtained on application to the superin
tendent of the Crow Indlun school. Crow
Agency. Montana C F. Hauke. Second
Assistant Commissioner. M4d1tt.
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tasss raoaat rinssa or saoatr B
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CHANGES AT THE SEMINARY!
i Dri. Lowrie and Lamp to Retire
Within Next Year.
DR. JENKINS DEAN OF FACULTY
Notable bakesp In Exeeatlve torn
inlttee of Trasters at Aaanal Meet
lag Precedlna firadaatlan of
even Yoanc Preachers.
The commencement exercises of the
Onialia TheoiorfVal seminary culminated
Wednesday at First Presbyterian rhun-h In
t lie Rraduatlon of seven young men into
the ministry. The sermon was preached
bv Lr. S. B. Estey, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Topeka, Kan., and
the diplomas weie presented by Dr. A. B.
Marsha 11, presldint of the seminary.
A notable feature of th closing exercises
of the seminary the annual meeting
of the hoard ol trustees, comprising all
of Wednesday af'rVnonn. Some Important
changes were made and announced. In the
first place It became known through Pres
ident Marshall himself that Dr. M. B.
Lowrie. for many years and until one year
ago president of th Institution, and Dr.
J. J. I -am pe would by. If not before the
nd of th next scholastic year, resign
from th faculty. Dr. Lamp. It Is under
stood, will be succeeded In his ohatr of
Hebrew and Old Testament history by hit
son, Rer. Wit lard Lamp. rrduat of
th Omaha seminary and now pursuing
post itraduat work in the east. Both Drs.
Lowrl and Lamp are advanced In years.
Jenkins Dean f Faculty.
Dr. Daniel E. Jenkins, head of th chair
of theology and one of the church's lead
ing theologians in the Cnlted States, was
elected dean of the faculty by th bosrd of
trustees, thus committing to him chief su
pervision of th school work, leaving Pres
ident. Marshall mor free to administer th
financial and other executive affairs. Dr.
Jenkins was not present at the board meet
ing and has not yet decided as to his ac
ceptance of the office. For more than
ten years he has held the chair of theology
and" because of the distinguished character
of his work and his position abroad as a
theologian, his friends will urge hint to
aocept
Rer. E. H. Jnks. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Omaha, resigned
as chairman of the executive committee
of the board of trustees aa well as from
th board Itself, but he was continued on
the board, though his resignstion of th
chairmanship of th committee was ac
cepted and Rev. M. P. McClure, D. D., of
the First church of Council Bluffs, was
made chairman both of th board and
executive committee. Dr. W. F. Mllroy also
resigned from the board and was suc
ceeded by Rev. Jsmes W. Bean of Chero
kee, la., an alumnus of tho seminary. Mr.
Manley of Bloux City succeeded James Mo
Alllster of Missouri Valley on th board.
McConnell Displaces Adams.
Th terms of James H. Adams and John
C. Wharton as trustees and executive
committeemen expired and both were re
elected. Mr. Wharton being made vie
president . of the board. Mr. Adams has
been secretary of the board and executive
committee, but was not. re-elected - to
either position. Both places were given
to Rev. Thomas H. McConnell, D. D.,
pastor of Westminster church, Omaha.
The executive committee Is now com
posed of these: Robert Dempster, James H.
Adams, John C - Wharton, A. A-. Laraor
eaux, Rev. Thomas H. McConnell, D. D.,
Rev. M. P.' McClure, D. D., and Dr. 'A B.
Marshall,' president of the seminary! Th
officers of th board and executive com
mute are: Dr. McClure, chairman; Mr.
Wharton,' vie president; Dr. McConnell,
secretary; Mr. Dempster, . treasurer.
The meeting of, th board was animated
by several Impressive talks. ' Rev.. C. W.
Weyer of Hastings president of th alumni
association, and Rev. W. W. Lawrence of
Lincoln taking activ parts. . These and
others pleaded ' for certain progreaslv
steps, some of which were realised In th
process of changes mads and others to
come. Ardent hopes for greatr advance
by tho seminary were expressed In quite
fervent terms. President Marshall gave th
executive committee to understand that he
would heartily co-operate In th plans
mapped out. .
Beven young ministers, members of the
class of '11 of th Omaha Theological sem
inary, received their diplomas at tho com
mencement exercise held last night at th
First Presbyterian church.
They were:. William Amoa, Roland J.
Rlue, Samuel Cross, Mlloalav Phllipl, David
Miller, Ralph Orr and W. E. Patton.
Topeka Minister Talks.
Rev. Stephen Estey, D. D., or th First
Presbyterian church of Topeka, speaker of
the evening, delivered an Inspirational ad
dress, Impressing upon them In a forosful
manner th present day opportunities t for
service that pertain to th ministry of
Christ.
"Never In th history aT tho world haa
th need for aarrtc been so grant," said
Dr. Estey. "I know tt is an age of doubt,
greed and corruption, -but It Is above all
an age of soul-hungsr. Skepticism Is get
ting lonely. Despite th athelstio teachings
of many novelists and underneath .all sur
face bubbles th call of the world today Is
fair faith.
"Th opportunity," h continued, "Is (or
real seekers of servloa, not for ecclesi
astical time-servers and piaoa-seckers; for
men of consecration, not of compromise."
Two Speakers front Class.
Two speakers from the class were Roland
J. Blue and William Amos. Both speeches
were short, but to the point and eloquent,
Mr. Amos spoke on the ministry from a
sociological standpoint, holding up ths
many problems that th minister has to
solve In dealing with a society growing
more and more complex.
Mr. Blue referred to the weakness of th
masculine element In the church, and asked
as a remedy thst the too common concep
tion of Christ aa weak and Indecisive be
msde no longer.
"Christ Is a conquering king," he said,
"and should sppeal to the fighting spirit
In a man. We have enough men to turn
lc cream freexers for the Ladies' Aid so
cieties." Ths diplomas were presented by Presi
dent Marshall. The Bellevue college male
quartet, composed of Messrs. Olen Rloe,
H. J. Brandt. Ray Jones and Lorens Claus
sen, furnished the music.
KARL BICKEL IS ON TRIAL
Divinity Stndent Contends that Girl's
I 'la ess stopped Plana for
Weddlagt.
OLATHE, Kan., May 4.-The Jury which
will hear the case of Karl Bickel. the Kan.
aas City divinity atudent. charged with the
murder of Miss Frances Peters here last
September, was secured today and ths tak
ing of testimony started A. E. Moll,
proprietor of the hotel where the couple
stayed while here, and Dr. R. O. Moors,
who attended Mies Peters, were examined.
That th sudden Illness of Miss Paters
had stopped plsns of the couple to be mar
ried secretly Is ths contention of the de
fense. ,
Ths prosecution, however, will attempt to
prove that Bickel mdured Miss Peters to
accompany him to Olathe from Kansas
City on the pretense of hearing a ear moil,
which h was to prsacb,
American Soldiers,
Tired of Long itain,
Make Their Escape
One Hunired and Fifty Men Desert,
but Bigger Part of Number Are
Soon RecoTered.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex ,i May 4Dlseueeted
with army life spent In almost continuous
rain, sbout 160 soldiers have deserted. A
lsrge majority of them were returned sfter
being picked up In Son Antonio and In
nearby villages. On ot the most extensive
maneuvers undertaken will be started to
morrow. A force from the camp will try
to dislodge a detachment menacing Leon I
Bprihgs. The signal coips wireless and
the aeroplanes will be brought Into p!sy,
as well as nearly all the troops.
Junior Elocution
' Contest at Oreighton;
- . i
John J. Hanifhen Wim First in One
Division and J. F. Roberts
Leads in Next.
Th Junior elocution contest of Crelghton
university took plac last night. A large
audience attended and approved each ef
fort generously. Two medals were the
prizes of the eveilng, one for the classes
comprising second and third academic and
another for first academic.
In th first division John J. Hanlghsn
merited first prise, James Halplne second
and Daniel H. McCarthy third.
Mr. Hanighen rendered "The Battle of
Fontenoy." Hla victory was well merited
and there was not a dissenting voice from
the opinion of the Judges.
James Alpine was the youngest of the
contestants, giving "That Boy, John."
Daniel H. McCarthy's number was "The
Dandy Fifth."
In the higher division the Judges gave
the popular decision in favor of J. Francis
Roberts. . My. Roberta completely capti
vated his audience with his elocutionary
powers, covering every phase of the art
creditably. A. F. Sonderman, with the
"Curse of Regulus" followed and A. Dalley
was next with humorous gestures In his
recitation, "Flash."
Several others 'did very well and were
considered strong contenders for the
prises.
J. F. Creedon gave th address of Pat
rick Henry.
The Judges of the occasion were Messrs.
J. A. C. Kennedy, Jsmes C. Klnslu and
Lloyd Ingraham.
Following was the program:
Overture, "Fidelity" Losey
University Orchestra.
SECTION 1.
"Maolalne's Child"... .Robert L. Beveridg
"The Battle of Fontenoy"
John J. Hanighen
"The Black Horse and Its Rider"
... James O'Neill
"Th Soul of th Violin". ..Adolph Brandes
"The Lorelei" Leo Kane
"That Boy. John" James H. Halplne
"The Dandy Fifth".. Daniel H. McCarthy
"The Unknown Spesker". Harry P. McGuIre
"Hoop-La-Walts"..; Ingraham
University Orchestra.
SECTION II.
'The Baron's Last Banquet"
James T. English
"Flash" Arthur A. Dalley
"Patrick Henry's Convention Address"
Joseph F. Creedon
'Th Curse of Regulus"
Albert F. Sonderman
'The Fair Coe-Ed" Luders
University Orchestra.
"The Mad Actor" John J. Barry
"Mona's Waters" John J. O'Hearn
"Searching for the Slain". John F. Roberts
"Whitewashing a Fence". .Clement D. Nye
Finale, "New Thought" March Heed
University Orchestra.
Young David City Man
Located in Colorado
Chase Through Four States Results
in Hi ; Arrest ' Near
Pueblo.
PCBBLO, Colo., May 4. CSpecta! Tele
gram.) After being chased through four
states. Thomas Byron, a young man
wanted In David City, Neb., on a statutory
charge, was arrested near Pueblo today
while working aa a ranch hand under the
nam of Dufford. Sheriff McMillan of
Pueblo received a letter from Sheriff West
of David City today giving th Up that
Byron waa on th ranch near here. When
placed under arrest Byron admitted his
Identity and said h had gotten Into lomi
troubl with a girl back In Nebraska. A
18-year-old girl Is said to be th complain
ing witness again Byron. Byron said to
night ho would not fight extradition. He
baa been traoad through Nebraska. Kan
sas, Arkansas and Colorado sine leaving
David City. He cam bar a few weeks
ago from Denver.
KNIGHTS OF KING ARTHUR
SHOW NEW JACOBS HALL
Many Peopl Listen to Addree
and , Inspect Memorial
trnetnre.
Astelot cast Is of th Knights of King
Arthur, a boys' society of Trinity
cathedral, entertained and was en
tertained laat night in the new
Jacobs. Memorial hall. Judge Lee Estelle
f ths Juvenile court told th boys snd
their friends of his funny snd pathetic ex
periences with the youngsters who have
come beforo him for trial. He Included In
his discourse some advice as to th han
dling of children.
The work of th Astslot castle la super
vised by Harry H. Clalbourne, Journal
clerk of the district court, who introduced
the speaker.
Jacobs Memorial hall was thrown open
at 7:80 o'clock for Inspection. More than a
100 people were shown through the beau
tiful building by the knights.
DELAY IN GRADING VEXES
aoataeaat Improver Register Protest
In Connection with Their
' Bonlevnrg,
At a meeting of the Southeast Improve
ment club, held last night at Ninth and
Bancroft streets, a vigorous protest was
registered against ths delsy In the work on
the grading of the southeast boulevard.
Work was begun on the boulevard three or
four years sgo and left In aa unfinished
state. About eight months ago the Park
i board let the contract for Ita completion.
! also, at ths same rime, the contract tor
the northwest boulevard, the work going to
Turner at Kratx. Although the contractors
hsv been working on th latter nothing
has been done on the southeaat highway,
and th Improvers of ths district expressed
themselves ss much disgruntled at the
situation, psrtleulsrly as they hsd heard
thst the contracture have arranged for
other Jobs before theirs.
A strong romplslnt was also lodged
against the unsanitary conditions of River
view park. The act for the commission
plan of government waa read and eiamlned
by articles and the club has arranged for
, pro-eommlsston spesker to address tt
Insit Wednesday night and an antl-eommls-slaa
maa far lis Wednesday a week later.
BOARD TO FORCE WATER DEAL 1
Will Demand that Company Accept '
Proffer of Purchase.
IGNORE WOODBURY REFUSAL .
i
Artlon of President in Reference to I
Proposition to 'lake Plant aad
Secure t.ltlaatrdl am ot
ManlMcaat.
The Wster hoard of Omaha will attempt;
to force the Omaha Water company to ac- ,
cept Its offer to pay the amount of the '
appralrement and pifl up sufficient bonds
to rover . pending litigation, according to
announcement made yesterday afternoon
t the meeting of the board.
Despite the refusal of Theodore C. Wood-
j bury, president of the ns'ter company, to.
act-opt the offer n-ade re.enll?. members'
of the W uter heard believe that they isn '
win tin-it- roifit in xi,e l:(,,,,t, -;, i
hoard orrrieh to pay the apprised price;
of the water pant and to dt posit bonds to j
cover the litigation oxer Interest. I'rmhlent j
Woodbury ref isul to accept the offer on j
the grounds that It was a partial payment, i
To consummate their plan, members of
the Water board propose to submit aj
proposition to the citizens of Omaha to I
vote an Issue of bonds aggregating $8.250,tv. j
The remainder Is to be used to make Im- i
provements deemed Imperative.
"W believe It Is for the courts and not
the water company to eay whether our
offer should be accepted," said R. R. !
Howell of the Wster board. "The refusal i
of President Woodbury to accept our offer !
will In no wise Influence us nor ehane I
our plsns. W e will submit th bond ques- !
tlon to the people early in June, in the
event that the bonds are voted, we will
make a tender of the appraisement price
and offer to deposit money to cover ths
litigation now pending with the court. If
the court decides that the water company
does not have to accept our offer, we will
feel thst me 'have done all we can. Then
we will do what we can to settle the dif
ferences along other lines."
A committee composed of R. B. Howell,
Charles Sherman and P. C. Heafey was ap
pointed to have plans and specifications
drawn for the laying of three mains, ss
suggested by the engineering firm of Laird
dt Holman of Bt. louls. Recommendations
made by the St. Louis engineers are that
a forty-elght-lnch msln should be laid
from Florence to the Twentieth street
pumping station, a twenty-four-inch msln
from Twentieth and Poppleton to South
Omaha and a twelve-Inch main from Wal
nut Hill to Dundee. ,
"This committee will draw plans snd
hsve them ready so the work can be com
menced as soon as the money is available.''
said Mr. Howell. "At present It Is the In
tention of the Water board to do the work,
but later the water company may be asked
to do It. In either event, the plans will be
ready and no time will be lost.
"Th Florence main will cost In the
neighborhood of 83o0.(00, while th Dundee
main Is estimated at about 20,000. No fig
ures have been submitted on ths South
Omaha main." .
MORE HOGS IN THE MARKETS
Par kin a Centers Get Plenty of Ani
mals nnd Comparisons Show
Bisr Gain.
CINCINNATI, O.. Msy 4. (Special Tele
gram.) Prlc Current says ther has been
a llbersl number of hogs marketed the last
week showing soma gain over the preced
ing week and a large difference In com
parison with ths small number a year ago.
Dbtal western slaughtering numbers 680,000
hogs, compared with 546,000 tho preceding
week and 495,000 two weeks ago! Por the
corresponding time last year th number
was 805.000 and two years ago 486,000. Prom
March 1 th total la 4.866,000 against 3,146,000
a year ago an Increase of L620.000 hogs.
Quality of stock Is generally good. Promi
nent place compare aa follows from March
1 to May 8;
18U 1810.
Chicago 1.020 000 676 000
Kansas City 686,000 866.000
South Omaha tttt.ooo iAC
St Louis 400.000 20.000
St. Joseph 836.0U0 810.000
Indianapolis 178,000 110.000
Milwaukee 160.000 8,000
Cincinnati 110.000 70,(100
Ottumwa, la 79,(100 44,000
Cedar Rapids, la 57,000 68,000
Hloux City. la. 190,000 136.00
St. Paul. Minn .138,000 m.OuO
Cleveland. O . 120.000 86,000
NEILS0N IS MUCH IMPROVED
Physician In Charsre of InJarwd Man
Ray Ho Will Roeovor fro as
Brnlees.
Jena Nelleon, who waa struck by an
automobile driven by Dean Noyes last Sat
urday night, waa removed to th Omaha
General hospital yesterday and Is reported
by Dr. T. T. Harris, who Is attending blm,
as practically out of danger.
C)LP
Muoyon'f Cold Remedy Relieve th
head, throat aod lungs slmost lmmsdlate
Ir. Checks Fevers, stops Dlscbsrges of
the nose, tskes awsy all aches and pslns
rsused by colds. It cures Orin snd ob
srlnste Coughs snd prevents Poetimonls.
Write Prof. Mmyon, Mrd snd Jefferson
lts., Phils.. I'., fur medical ad rice b
olutel fro.
PROF. OSLER IS RIGHT
TOCTH ALWAYS bUCCEEDS ACE.
Oeler Isn't the only man who turnt
down old age. In the business world
tho "young man" Is always the on
who picks the plums. It It an age or
"new thought," "new talent," t.5
and th old man Is passed by la tho
race.
One of the first signs of coming
age is the appearance of gray hairs.
When you see them, act promptly.
AVyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy will correct this sign, which so
often deceives people into thinking
that age Is really upon them. It is a
well-known fact that Bag and Sul
phur will darken the hair. Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur combines these old
time remedies with other agents
which remove dandruff and promote
the growth of the hair.
The manufacturers of this remedy
authorize druggists to sell It under
guarantee that the money will he re
funded if It falls to do exactly a
represented.
This iJrepsratlon is offered to the
publlo at fifty cents a bottle and la
recommended and sold by
bberman ft McConnell Drug C
taa. UVA uruc Ms vl
COULD NOT STAND
SUFFERING FROM
SKIN ERUPTION
Red Blotches on Face and Scalp. Dis
figuring, Scaly, Dry and Itching,
Scratched Until He Drewthe Blood.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Entirely
Relieved "That Awful Pest."
"I hare been mine Cut (curs Soap end
Cutlruts Ointment fur the pt three months
snd I mn glsd to y that
thrv cured me of a most
snnnhs oktn eruption.
It b"g.in hv my tioti it's
red blotchet spiirsiinr on
my fi.ee aid nslr. l
thour'i thrv were rather
1lli'iriue. I did u o t
think snything of them
until thev lietun to itt
il and dry snd to Itch
snd burn until I could not
stand th miffertnr Then
I hersn to u a different
sop,1hlnklntttiatm,Toin stun mum nrivirv
inc me, but that didn't seem to do sny rxid.
I went to two different doctor but neither
feemed te relieve me any. I lost many nights'
leen In continusl scratching. ometims
scratching till I drew the blood on my fc
and head Then I started In to use the Cut t
curs Remedies snd in two months I was en
tirely relieved of that awful pe.t.
"If anrone eek information as to how
god Cuticura Remedies are. refer them to ms
sj, one who noed It successfully. I am o
delighted over inv cure by Cuticura Remedies
thst 1 shall be glsd to tell anybody shout
It " (Signed), 0. M. Marfarland, 2i West
118th St., New York City, Oct. 5. 1910.
Cuticura Remedies afford themort ecopom.
IraJ treatment for affection! of the skin and
scalp A cake of Cuticura Sonp and a ho
of Cuticura Ointment are often sufficient.
Sold everywhere. Totter Drug t hem.
Corn . dole props . lHOColumhus Ave , Boston
-Mslled free, ssmplei of Cuticura Soup snd
Ointment, with Zi p. hook on skin treat rrmut. .
No Change .ol
Cars
Tli rough daily sleeping
car service is maintained
via Kock lslund Lines be
tween Omaha
and
Oklahoma
Points
operating by the way of
Lincoln. Belleville, McFar
land, Wichita. .Caldwell
and El Reno.
Limited service is also pro
vided to Texas points.
Direct to your destination
'.without change of trains.
Low Round Trip
Fares to
Oklahoma and Texas
Points
' May 2 and 10
For tickets, reservations,
information, etc., address
3. 8. McNallv, Dlv. Pass. Aft, 111
Farnam, Omaha, Nab.
LOCAL FIRM WILL COSTlROt
VALUABLE AGEBCY
Sherman eV McConell Drug Co. ef hist!
city have just closed a deal wberabr theyfl
will continue to b agents for th ZEMO-
the well known remedy for Kcxemay
Dandruff, aod all disease of th ajda
and scalp. . . 1
The extraordinary leap that this Clean
liquid external treatment for skim affec
tions haa made Into publlo favor in th
laat few year proves its wonderful our ac
tive properties aad makes it indeed a val
uable addition to the fine stock or reme
dial agents, carried by th Sherman, A
Mo Connall Drug Co.. cor. 16th and Dodga
8ta.; cor. Kth and Harney Bts.; cor. 24th
and Farnam Sta.
, iney nave a umuea auppijr oi aarrupiea,
on of which will ba given free to any
skin sufferer who wishes to test the merit
of the medicine. A booklet "How to Pre- .
serve the Skin," will also be given to
those Interested.
Hotel Loyal
Opposite the Post Office
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