THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 28, 1911
MV5IC
HIS fourth Kuoa of the Mea-
eelBsohs Choir of Omaha, wits
Thomas J. KeDy conductor,
u nt of greet brilliancy.
Soma .0W people beard tha
prugrane as alUr gives ay tba
rhair na Its assisting organisation, tha
Theodora Thomas Orchestra of Chicago.
Tha Auditorium presented a true festival
appearance, tha aeata vara nearly all
taken and fun ores wu very generally
geeervrt la tha evening. It au a ry
ratty house. Against tha seeeratlve set-
this of green, with tha banging lamps
riled nth row. tha audience took on a
gal atmoaphera whkh lent much t
tracUTsness to the perfcnrancea.
Tha stags, with ! new aauadlnc hoard,
wss clsverly arranfed. Tha orchestra,
dob a platform built out on a level, had
tha Benefit of added acouatle power,
and the) hedfa of Easier llllea and palm
Covering tha footlights added to tha
picture. Tba choir, both women and
aaea, la ana which la very pleaatnf to
)eok apon. Mr. Kelly baa a rather orig
laal way of placlnf bla people, with
tba tenor and baaa aectlona maenad la
tha centar, which la extremely tood
from tha visa point of IU eborai effect
and alee plaaaaa the eye la that It leavee
tha aopnnoa and altca mora Id evl-
Tba progras) which vara given thla
pear were wonderfully wall chosen. They
wera rarts eoouch to plaaaa all Ustsner.
and yet they wera bald tip to tha atrlet
standard of artletle worth. Tha manner
af their parformanoa waa abeva reproach.
It li not often that two allied organ!
tlona ao rloaely reaemble each other la
their masteel Meala. Omaha people shoals
ha Immenaelr proud to know and to leal
that hi the stesoalssobn Choir It has a
(roup of musician whoat work oanv
tends tha' admiration, tha respect and
the attention of such a body of men as
tha Theodora Thomas Orehastra, with
rraaariek Ptot at !t head. Who knows,
some day aur Mendeleeoba Chair may be
n1in Chios- and Neat Torkl t think
ataxy people hardly realise jta yet what
eunaalntly rood staging they havs lis,
tenad to. Tha ImpraaaloD this year has
sea greatly deepened. Tha foundation
for tha yearly festival Is Crmly laid la
honest, artlatlo and baaatlful work. Aa
at her eraana will aaa tha financial part
avtghtealng and mads easier for tha el
ecutlv eoRuatttee,
When one Ulteos Is tba Thomas orchea.
tra tha only drop of bitterness Is tha
thoaght that so soon It will so away and
leers as la alleooa tor another year. It
k) ana of tha treat orchestras of tha
world, sufficiently endowed so that Its
Makers spend all their tlma upon Its
program alone. Tha traditions of that
(last among musicians and builders,
Theodore Thomas, havs descended upoa
It and It bears this trust with talthfulw
and loyalty. If The mas could ooms sack
and Helen some festival afternoon, I
think ha would J nod hia bead la
token that all was right, and disappear
again to that circle a Uttla farther along.
where ha la doubtless going oa with his
tssk of Illumining. A mind Use his souid
neither sloe ass dla Frederick Moos Is
tha spiritual descendant of Theodore
Thomas. How wall hs has prorsa all
abilitr is asw aa aft told story. ,
s
His great opportunity during the faatW
vat cams at hie ee4 acting of the) S
minor symphony at TschaUtowsH. It was
his enef-d oeuvra, law It lis put all tha
richness of his insight and Interpretative
genius and be wore a faorts of surpassing
power. This symphony Is fast crowding
tha Pathetic. ue In Its popularity, it is
aasy to ass why. It touches every pbass
of emotional feeling. It progresses from,
the somber, very Russian solor at the
first movement, with Its vaguely troubled
and aesteachoiy andsraurraat. to a theme
f unutterable wailing heart ndiiees. The
pell begins to fall hard upoa tha lis
tener, and aatll the end one la aarrled
through little lanes and by-paths at vtrld
reefing sad east ap oa the crest of crash
ing eUraaxss until at the ead oae emerges
a good deal shaken, hut breathless with
enthusiasm for Tschalkowskl, and for
- Btoca. It's a tremendous thing. I
m vary toad of James Huneker.
I've read him aver since ha had tha
Variations" colama la tha Courier years
ago. He Is modern to the sore; ha would
like that symphony, hut seems to me bs
to a HtUs mild la bis description, taken
broadly. It te Interesting to follow the
viewpoint of such opposite temperaments
as Hones- and Arthur Bmons. Then
after all's said and dona it la rather
pleasant to make ap one's ewa modest
mind. -
Mr. Stack's lymphoma Walta wag re- j
eel red with muck enthusiasm. It had a
esatagtous swing la Its mala theme
which developed la the ead to truly noble
and stirring proportion. As a whole It
was Intricate la Its orchestration, show
lag the tendency nowadays toward a oom
plex treatment of Mess, and yet with all
our new manners It la hard to Improve
upoa Johana. Who was It whs said; "If
Xiebard. Wagner; It Strauss, Johann."
dome wit who know what ha was talking
about. '
Tba two selections from Goldmsrk's
"Country Wedding" ware moat exqulaiu
and showed tbs orchestra la all Its beauty.
There was a most delightful shoe maa
with a wonderful tone and a legato that
was faultless. The suite from "Die
Xaeolcskindrr was new here. The
operas '"lis use! und Grate!" and "Rosa
srskiadar were first written for the
children la Humperdlnok'o ewa family
circle, and gives at home. Afterward
they were elaborated for the public. They
have become Immensely popular. la the
preiuss of nceeiilgsktndsr are Introduced
tbs motives of the prince and. his little
sweetheart. Ooese-gui, and all the fairy
accoutrsrornt. la the dance one sees
la laser, tba children, following the Bplei
sssnn. The scene from the second ad of
Tristsa and Isolde" was given as one
seldom hears It upon the operatic stsga
The srohestra was much finer, and took
advantage of every shade of meaning
giving to this greatest of all love scenes
hs fitting beauty of passion and poetry.
For once we beard the duet sung, and
wot declaim.. Though Miss Hlnkle and
Mr. Mirier were neither at them heroic,
they prod need a vary satisfactory lat-
Tbe Vorsptel from Dto sUieteretnger
to ever wonderful with Its hints sf all the
story, sad its march at the end of those
macninosnt aid medieval ataataialnivTa.
Seed old Hans Bach! Shades of Theodore
Keichmaaa and febswidemasatal and
EssS Ftseharl .
-
. Tbs Miudslsanha Choir covered Itself
with glory. I esa think of no greater
nocapunwiit tbs to st that the cfcoir
sang as well a tha orchestra played. The
choir is made up of trained voices; la
its ranks are many professionals. Its
ground work la good to start with. End
less and strict rehearsals havs given Its
singing a finish that one onjy aspects
In solo work.
All the phrasing Is dean and dear, and
the attacks so good one Is unconscious
of tbem. The way this body of singers
manages the final syllables of a phrase
Is a lesson la itself. Msybs you dlds't
listen tor that! I'd Ilka to enumerate a
few nearly universal faults that you
very decidedly didn't bear but I siajpos
that would be called rather odd criticism.
From reliable sources comes the Infor
mation that this choir has not Its equal
la the east, maybe not In this country.
So let as open our syss and our ears and
bs proud of It sad appreciate It and
work for, and talk this yearly festivals.
Of the numbers wblch the choir sang.
and which Mr. McCullough has described
so very well, I would like to speak of
"Hera by Bablyon'a Wave." with Its
marvelous working up to a tremendous
climax, running the whole gamut of
tone colors snd producing electrical af
fect.
"The Sands o' Dee,'' with Its Scotch
stmoepbere and composition, wss a great
favorite. The sounds of the hora and
the changes sf ths mood as to soag
progressed were most Impressive.
Grate's Latin hymn "Ave Maris Stella-
was sung with rare feeling for lis prayer
ful beauty.
Perhaps Oranrtlle Bao lock's "On Hlraa-
lay." a musical setting for a fragment
from Shelly, gave tha gr secret amouat of
pleasure. It was heavenly! Such float
ing, lovely tones, snd almost Impossibly
delicate handling. It had to bs repealed.
The big things were of course ths Kyrte
aad Benedict us from Verdi's Requiem,
sung with ths archestra and quartet. Th
difficulty of thess choral numbers Is
kaowa to musicians. Mr. Kelly showed
his genius In bringing them to a wonder
ful fruition. Tha Benedict us fairly lifted
ths house with Its triumphal ending
'Hoses na la excel!." May we have It
all next year.
"Hiawatha's Wedding Feast" was
superbly sung la all Its bright Indian
color. Mr. Miller was most satisfactory
la Ma Interpretation of Cblblabos' lovely
song. "On Away, Awake. Beloved!" His
votes It swsst aad true and be slags as
easily. This solo Is sna at tha greatest
ever written for a tenor, and affords
very opportunity for a great success.
Mr. Milter embraced them aJL The sr-
ehestral soars of ths "Wadding Feast"
la ens at greatest attractiveness aad
constant Interest,
Miss Florence H ink Is was heard to
much advantaga an Monday Bight In
Charpsntlsr-s DeFuls Is Jour,'' and ths
aria from "Toeca" by , Puccini. Her
voice Is a soprano at great olsirnoag aad
sweetness, the boss It wsIL i
Mr. Weld sang Tuesday aftsraosa to
aa appreciative audience.
Madams Van ds Veer did bey mast af
fective work la ths Brengaine's musts la
Tristan."
Mr. Lata aroused mash snthustassj by
alg playing of ths Broeb 'Vcherss," Hs
aaa a beautiful tons, and plays with sasa
and authority. '
Mr. Kelly deserves the lion's shsrs at
ths credit for ths Immense success at
ths festival. In his brain II had lis
birth. Hs has worked unceasingly and
untiringly. Hs hss had fine enthusiastic
helpers. To all at thess good people.
many and slnosrs congratulations, not to
mention grateful thanks.
MART LEARNED.
Masleal 91 e tea.
Ta eenneotlAa with the reviser af the
omeaa Musical festival, uet over, it may
be of intereet to read an announcement
of the Cincinnati festive), te which the
Theodore Thomas orchestra gosi:
'Tbs tremendous success of ths fin
etsnstl May festival which la to he held
In Musical hall from May I to 11 Is so
positively assured that though the festi
val this year will probably onst P.00O,
which la tKJ.OO more than the remark
able one given two years ago. the esso
elation la already secure ss far as tha
financial returns are concerned. The sea
son subscriptions have gone beyond even
the great record of two years ago. and
while there waa not quite ths speotscuiar
bidding for one or two of the boxes, the
s vers re waa far greater than even the
phenomenal record of two seasons age.
A greater number of seats were bought
at a premium than ever before, and such
enthusiasm as was shown stands un
equaied even ta the brilliant history ot
we -incinnau xeetiveia
"The box to be occupied by President
snd Mrs. Taft was bid In at a premium
of IO0, which, together with the cost of
the box, snakes It stand at aw, pricee
ranging around tha ttou mark were paid
for noses In the Immediate nelrtborheod.
while tioe wsa Bald for tha first abate,
la the auditorium.
' The sale of single seats begins oa
Monday morning, April S. Ordera have
Been received from all nana or the coun
try, and It Is safsly anticipated that ths
great musts ball will be euld out for
every performance. The superlative pro
gram of this year's festival, the magnifi
cent work of the chorus snd ths superb
list of enloiete are the factors which ao
count for the areas sueceea slreads
scoree. sir. van car stuck en, the con
ductor. Is new finishing up his rehearsals.
The Theodore Thomas orchestra gate hare
on stay x, and then the final touches will
be put to the greatest festival prograau
Ltu country nss sver oiierea.
Miss Blanche Bradley and A. H. Gross
will slva a recital at the Toung Men a
Christian association auditorium Wednes
day, presenting the following program:
rToJogue u'agnacd) beoncavaiis
Mr. Ores.
Brahma Rhapsodls. O Minor
Hiss Brsdjev.
a. Finland Leva Bong Hawley
b. uray lys Johnson
sir. Oreae.
a. The Music Box TJeoach
b. Fragment Forvlque Godard
s. March Mlgnon yoMiai
Mis Bradley.
a- Vision Fslr (Herodiaee) Massenet
b. Flower O Oumbiane Nevln
Mr. Gross.
Third Ballad Chopin
atisa Breaker.
S. Ths Pirate Chief More
a. Toreaoor bong (Carmen).... suae
Mr. Gross.
Walts. Op. . Wsinlawskt
Miss Bradley.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY .
COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY
Tha graduating exercises of the) class
ef ml of the Presbyterian Theological
seminary of Omaha will be held at tha
North Presbyterian church. Twenty-fourth
and. Wirt streets, Wednesday night Ths
address of the evening wnl be delivered
by Rev. Marcus T. MoClure, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church ot Council
Bluffs. r - -
A Lit Pi able saSetved
by that great health toaas. aCeotrte Bit
ters, to ths snrlehment of poor, thla
blood, aad Mnogtbeaiag the weak. No.
For sale by Beaton ?.
WATER PLAKHALUE FIXED
KarteT-in-ChAncery Brporti City
Knit Pay $8,458,859 for It
CQX?J3Y CLAIMS DKALLOUTD
It to Fewd that Water Beaavd Aesed
la Oeed faith ta JsstUssr Its
Defease Against Rata aad
BVeatal Cases,
To purchase ths water works tha city
must pay MsU. !.(. according to ths
fladlngs of George H. ThHmmol. master
la chancery, to whom ths case was re
ferred by Judge Hunger in federal court
In the same report, which was made
yesterday, he disapproves tie water
company's claims as act forth In the sup
plemental Mil. Ths company asked to h
reimbursed In the sum at M77.4M.il for
legal services and disbursements In rats
and hydrant rental esses, excessive use
of water In public place and relief frotr
the occupation tax retained by ths city.
Ths Detailed Pladlaas.
Judgs Thummet fixes ths valus ot ths
material and stock of ths water soa
psny at f?S,SI. He slso finds that the
amounts expended by the company as
corporation capital for Improvements
sines the appraisement on July t, uot, for
which ths dty should pay, la U2.1K.J.
It Is found slso that tha amount neces
sary to redeem the plant from Its mort
gage liens la 10,427.
Ills Kat A'
Tha npplementai bill which waa dis
approved by tha master Is set forth ta
three groups as follows:
First-
Legal services snd disbursements
In the rata oaaea. f 4t,M.ST
In ths hydrant rental cases....... tnu.a
Total ..........tiMnj
Second
Excessive use sf wstsr in Hans
com park a,7P.0
Excess! vt ass of water In publla
schools I4.71i.47
Excessive use of water In drink
ing fountains JM7.W
Excessive uss of water In flush
tanks le3.Mg.s0
Tot.,...,.. .....tI71.Ml.i7
Third-
Relief from the occupation tas
amount retaines ay tn city,
February . 1113 .tltl.tll.il
Occupation tax paid under pro
test not inciuaea in tna aoova,
April li, 1IU. S.MI.7I
Total Bsj.sa.a
Total under supplemental bill.. 7i,t.a
Arts la teaed Faith.
In attune forth his pmsral fladlngs tna
mastar reports that tha plant la la good
condition at tha present tlma. "I find
also," hs continues, "that ths dtp os un
ci! and Wstsr board wars acting ra good
faith In making their defense to ths hy
drant rental sasss and that tha Water
board acted la good faith la reducing
rates."
With reference to ths occupation tax It
la found that tha water company having
paid Us surrsnt tax under protest nss aa
ad squats remedy at law to tost tha valid
ity of this ordinance, which u alajm to
bs void, and ths msster reports that there
la no res son why ths equity powers ot
ths federal court' should be Invoked.
Slender Audiences
Greet the Eef ormers
Tha CI tl sens' anion la trying hard ta
carry as Its campaign tn tha tower part
of town by punas meetings, but evidently
enooun taring the dleotinsaant at peer
attendance.
At Bohemian Turner hall. Bid Bouts
Thirteenth street, Friday night, CI neons'
union candidates sdateassd aa audience
sf just thirty-ex. Of tha audience ssvsa
ware candidates, free ether speaker.
ens was chairman, three were newspaper
msa aad two of tha other auditors be
ing Incapacitated, slept soundly sybils
tha virtues sf tha seven wars extolled.
Three left before th moating adjonrasd.
In addition to ths candidate tha tnU
le-wtng spoks: Fred Brualng, J oka No
vak. C A. Aides, J, Bsyd Dyssrt and
Peter Sip. J. V. Keeper presided. Mr, Blp
Is In ths employ of Mr. Swansea, ana
at ths seven oaadldatss. Mr. Aldan to
the campaign manager. Mr. Novak Is a
addle-maker aad Ore Insurance agent
Mr. trysart Is a lawyer.
Mr. Oysart said If ths Cltlasns anion
lost, ths rest ot tbs stats would forever
prevent Omaha having self-government.
Other ssndldatsa followed with their sst
speeches, having discarded their msna
crtpta. At a meeting Friday evening at South
Bids Tamer kail. Eighteenth and Vlatoa
streets, the candidal ss ot the Cltisens
addressed aa audience at twenty-sight
people. Counting , th seven oandl dates
there wss a total ot thlrty-flva present
several being boys, not yet of tbs ags
to vol, Joha la Msbla went ao far as
to say ha thsught all at tha fourteen
oaadldatss nominated at tha primaries
were wen fitted for ths afflos. and that
It would bs hard to pick hist tha ssvsa
best men qualified to fill afflea, Harry
C. Broms spoks as a private dUsen not
seeking office.
PUGUSI WILL BE GIVEN ,
A HEARING NEXT WEEK
Tha arraignment ef Sebaatlno FugHsi,
wha shot and killed Constable John A.
Woods last Tuesday, has been continued
until next Tuesday. Pug list plans to havs
held sufficient conferences with his at
torney ta mak a plea and prepare to
tight upon the grounds ot self -defense or
accident
The funeral of Mr. Woode waa held
yesterday morning from the home, SCI
North Eighteenth street Interment waa
In Forest, Law, asmetery.
CultivUed taste prefer Permits. Is,
Paiton-Mitchell
Company Prepares
f to Enlarge Plant
riimesty at Twvnty-eeventh aad Mar
tha streets has besa hwugbt by the Pax-wm-Mitohefl
company, and a new fEudSt
brass, alumlunra and bronse casting foun
dry will he Installed by May K.
One two-story and ana three-story brick
and twe trams buildings stand on ths stts
and will bs used by tha new company tog
a foundry aad meteltte packing plant
Ths Paxtoa-Mitchell esmpany has been
manufacturing metallic parking m tha
present quarters aad tram being called
upoa by forty-two railroads to furnish
ths wares, th bsslneaa has outgrown tha
present foundry and caused ths company
to go Into the new. 'The company now
employs twenty men and a fore ot fif
teen additional workers will be employed
la the new plant, which will have a daily
capacity ot MOB pounds, with furnace
capacity for 4,(0. Fuel oil will be used
exclusively In ths foundry.
Tha management ot ths Paxton-Mltchell
company will remain ths same, with J. U
Psxton. president: C A. Coons, vice pres
ident, and R. R. Over, secretary -treasurer.
Keeps Her Wedding
a Secret from Her
Friends Half Year
Mrs. Oaylord Boggs, formerly Miss
Alma tech. telephone operator at tha
Toung Men's Christian association, holds
ths record among tba women ot ths dty
tor hasping secrets. She was married
secretly ta Oaylord Boggs, clerk at tha
Union Pad Mo. October 1, lxU. at Flatto-mouth-Two
days ago sbs told bar mother,
Mrs. I K. Stack, aad her friend for
tna first tlma.
Since her marriage shs has worked
every day at the Young Men's Christian
association building and hss gons under
th nam of Miss Alma Bteek.
She and her husband hsvs beea board
ing at sat South Twenty-fifth avenue.
Mrs. Bogg has bean In tha employ of
tha Toung Men's Christian asorlaUca
for tha last four years..
Bond Buyers Seek
' More Information
City Comptroller Cos grove received a
telegram from Parkinson ft Burr yetter
day morning demanding Information as
to why C. H. Vsnner d Co. and refused to
take ths M00.UO city of Omaha kids
Parkinson A Burr wars next bilk Mddera,
Vsnasr dt Co securing tha bonds and
then refusing to take them, electing In
deed to forfeit 16.00 check.
Mr. Cosgrsv ha wired ths New Tark
maa, answering ths query to tha best ot
his ability, sloe th succenful bidders
gave no rsassn for their refusal to lira
up to their bid.
If Parkinson dt Burr refuse th send
several other Udders have tentatively
agreed to take them, although their fig
ures are several hundred dollars below
tha two high bidders.
Newsies Before Court
for Shooting Craps
Twenty newsboys wers marched lata
tha juvenile court yesterday, charged
with shooting Brans with malicious finan
cial Intent Soma of thorn pleaded guilty,
others were obstreperous to ths point of
deflaco and ethers declared they had ta
do It
"Because," ana explained. "I lost my
job whsa a foreigner beat m ta It"
Judge Kennedy lectured th bunch. In
dividually and collectively. Five were
Bsnteaced to the detention horn tor brief
periods. On was commuted to ths Kear
ney Industrial school, sentence being
suspended during good behavior. Fifty
sews boy crowded tba aourt room to bear
tha case tried.
W. V. Morse is to
Be Buried Tuesday
The funeral ef tha lata William V.
Morse will ha from ths family residence,
a Davenport street. Tuesday morning
at M o'clock, with bvrtel at Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Robert Morse of Seattle, eoa of the de
ceased, la aa hla way hers and to expected
to arrlv Monday night gems sf the
or sets! Is la connection with the
funeral will not bs completed until after
his arrival.
CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES
FOR ILJBUILDING LET
Contracts for th maintenance of the
federal building tor th fiscal year be
l Inning July 1. wera awarded by ths
Treasury department through Custtduui
Cadet Taylor Saturday. The award are:
One hundred snd twenty-five thousand
pounds of Ice. mors or lees, at sTH cents
per lot pounds. Omaha Ios and Cold
Slurags Co.
Removing ashes, B cento a cubic yard.
City Oarbag company.
Laundering CM dosen hand towels, mora
or Me, at U cents per dosen; XM doses
roller towels, mors or toss, at M cents
per dosen. Model Steam Laundry com
pany. Removing rubbers, W cents a cubic
yard. City Oarbag company.
Bids aa sprinkling ths streets around
th federal building and furnishing mis
cellaneous supplies were rejected a being
exosastve.
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
A maa wV km a weak aad lassairea stessaek and who dass net
property gt km load will asaa Bad that ais baaed hss sn.aii
week sad isupe vans bed, aad that sis whom Body tsapreperly ead
BMomai early asarisbsd.
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f asagss aha eraesus scrwerd. prwxseXea fe flew mf
afigewtfra srfeaa. paadssraa ta Jasg apsetrr, sMe .
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mmrm saef sewveAas twe . ItHtmm drear keW-SMre,
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The "Pi see very" to a para, jlyeerle ertract at Ataarreon morn eel reota,
shoal sesly tree trees sJsxssai ami ell myariew. BaBt-fnrmm dragi. AB tm
Muslim ars printed aa k wrepeer. It baa a mriaisep with eeeret
TTiii hs every mgroaioat s .aJ.rms by the toawar to ail Ska ssanaes at
aseevxm. Doa't acespt a sssrst aiiinsi as a sa stums far this lim puna
naif- cw bmovh cseowrnoii. A-'X reus Hasoasoe. They mast kaerw af
sseny awn made by kt darm4 Beet at yean, rilht as yew asm am thberk sod.
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TinaiifT wMcil is as sme to become staridard on
ai! finnnimhileaga hare six cylliiders on all tLe
fet tyjJEa of mntrjrrrrr.
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gad trtuaapnitiHoTik will shrrw that
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tart in mhriidLriiimffi4sM
tbe dgbttanuLipa ajamttsTtrffladb
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whiuli mi m iBrepjajiit ifkiM linihii
csBsStrw.
Ciflllatifg ttiU'lilsUlf1 VIVsllllel6aT jf
lytrxod dnpvx Th dii3i.uis7tep
Uruiaull to tfassirfjrsnsiaT tfl s-rpsrr fta
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Attend the Big Auction Sale
Wo Are Determined That Every Dollar's Worth
of Our Stock Shall Be Sold
$114,000 Stock of Jewelry
Diamonds, Watches, Solid Gold Jewelry, Sterling Silver,
Cut Glass and Plate Ware
Dally Gales 10 a. m.f 2 p. m.y 7 p. m.
115 South Sixteenth Street.
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Interest allowed in
saTin$ department at.
2 per annum . .
Th United States
National Bank of
Ommha gives prompt
and courteous service,
afford absolute aecur
ltv and has moat coo
venient location. -
Csrssr f fa sN tm!
The ClnsIHtd
Sales of The Bee
iiw amatvad aaOr T iaom
asvda at SP.
Try i Bet Wist Ai
John J. Ryder
Candidate for Commissioner
' Election Tuesday, May 7th
Unpledged to any man or any
body. f Knows the inside of city
affairs from several years of close
study. By training and exper
ience is fitted to take hold as a
Commissioner and get practical
results along the line of wise
economy and the same kind of
service and efficiency that is de
manded in other business.
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