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POULTRY AXD PET STOCK
Screening $1.50 per 100. Wagner. 801 N. lo
NOTICE TO DOG MEN On account of
no place to keep them, 1 will sell at a
great bargain for qua:W. my two typical
specimens of English bulls, females;
White Watch, American Kennel Club
register, colored white, massive bone and
head;, set low;to ground; aged 3 years;
approved mother; also Belle Gladstone,
irer daughter, by C. Monston's Gladiator,
aged IS months. First check for $160
takes both. Ed. M. Abbott, importer of
English Bull Dogs. Lincoln. Neb.
XTVB STOCK MARKET OF WEST
S'aJp live stock to Souta Omaha. Save
mileage, and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. '
Live, Stock CommlMion Merchant!,
Bye- BroB. & Co. Strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS., 234-38 Exchange Blag.
direst West Com. Co., Omaha & Denver.
c'lay, Robinson & Co.. 200 Exchange Bldg.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 3Z2 Exchange Bldg.
Martin . Bros. & Co.. Exch. Bids.
TAGG BROS., handle catUe. hogs, sheep.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA property and Nebraska landj.
. O'KEEFE REAL, ESTATE CO.,
1016 New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building.
LOANS Farm and city property. J.
H. Dumont & Son. 1602 Farnam St.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
VVead. Wead Bldg.. ISth and Famam.
. MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties. $1,000 to $WO,000. W, H.
.THOMAS. 503 First Nat'l Bank -Bldg.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1330 Farnam St.
6'cr CITY LOANS. Bemis-Carlberg
1 Co. $10-312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
GARVIN BROS s- and ui)'
ix.y jLN,xiv7o.0n)ana Na,:1 Bank
. LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
- PASTURE wanted containing ItiO acres,
-well watered and well ttmoui, close in
to South Omaha. Wertheimer & Degen,
Exchange Bldg., Souui Uimuia. se4
South 48, Ind. F-1503.
OCEAN CTEAMSHirS
; THE ALLAN LINE .
ROYAL MAiL STiiAJiiSHd '
MONTREAL, LIVtt'OOL, GLASGOW.
Montreal, Havre, Plymouth, London.
The Picturesque' 3n Lawrence Route.
Four days on the ocean, tmee days
In river and guli. splendid new Turbans
steamers. Saloon, seconti-cabin and itord
class. Superior one-class cnuin service.
Cuisine unexcelled. Courteous atienuon.
f.end for circulars, rati, plans, etc
Allan & Co.. 121 N. Dearborn bL, Chicago.
Anchor Line Steamships
" New York, Londonderry and Glasgow.
New York, Palermo and Naples.
Attractive rated for tickets between New
York and all Scotch, English, Irish.
Continental and Mediterranean points.
Superior accommodations, excellent cui
Bine. efficient service. Apply . promptly
lor reservation to local agent uf Anchor
Line or Henderson Brothers, ueneral
Agents. Chicago. Ri. ;
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow $4,0X1 on first
mortgage on Omaha property valued at
$15,000. Attractive interest rate. Will
stand the closest investigation. O SBSt Bee;
WANTED TO BUY
Household gds. clothes A ahuea, D71 Bli59
ad-hand goods. Keiser, Center, ii-gvii.
rhinftun hnur 2rl-lifl.nd clothes, shoes.
. hats; best prices; win etui, xjier xxw.
A T PTT?M Py the best prices for oid
txlM: JJ-iXN metals, rubber, etc
' WANT house, partly modern, conveni
ent' to car. Must be priced right Give
address. Want to buy from owner. Terms.
L m, Bee. . - :
WANTED To buy, one share Happy
Hollow club stock; state lowest cash
price. N 312, Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
GENTLEMAN with two small children
wants to board and room in strictly pri
vate family. Answer A 300, . care Bee.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE-Want Southern
California property for good, clear
Omaha. Address 1135 West St., Los
Angeles. Cal.
FOR EXCHANGE 720 acres in Guthrie
Co., la.; clear; want good ranch In east
ern Neb.; must be tlrst class and in
corn belt ISO acres in Scott a Bluit Co..
Web.; want small Iowa farm. Ed. Kaily,
Adair, la.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TltLU.
Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
flee In Nebraska. 206 Brandeis Theater.;
NEALE & CAMPBELL. 1714 Farnam S-iT
BUILDERS' I2'OHA'HOi. T
Electric, gag fixtures. Omaha Silver f,o.
Ik
Ideal Cement Co.. lith and Cuming feuT
Fuchs. Son & Blind, palntlng.decors .ing.
H. Gross, lum. wreck. g. plb. J. & ,taul.
BLUE PRINTING. 424 PAXTON. J STi'di.
- HEATON, tin work. Original meri
. can furnaces. 251S Cuming. D. 5198,
ACREAGE FOR SALE..
ACREAGE BARGAINS near Omaha,
Orln a Merrill. 1213 City Nat. B nk Bldg.
CITY PROPERTY COR If ALE.
.... t
-Walking -Distance
SOUTH SIDE HpMf.s;
One ft-rooin cottage and one 8-room
house, modern except heit, on paved
street; nice neighborhood good shade.
( Lot ?0xlj0 for each dwell' Jig. Near 11th
:'and Center. Erther one $f these would
make a dandy home for a railroad or
street car man; handy to dewt and car
barn. Small cash payrtirf nt will handle
. either property; balance like rent. For
price and terms call
Scott & Hill
rhones Do-g!a !O0H, iMdepe"n3ent A -1752.
utt v sir.i.T.oPi r l-vt i r t c- it t
JOHN W. ROBBINg. 1802 FARNAM ST.
Have His Little Joke
REAL ESTATE
f IT V PBOPEHTV R SALE
well located
residences at
moderate Prices
$3,750 For a new 8-room, modern house,
located near th and Fort Sts.;
combination electric and gas fix
tures; hard pine finish through
out; well built. Immediate posses
sion. -
$3,800 For two good . 6-room houses, lo
cated one block -from 40th -and
Hamilton Sts. close to car line;
always rented, now bringing In
$480 a year. Only $700 down, bal
ance $i& a month.
$4,000 For a new 3-story. 7-room, strictly
modern home, on- 24th St. near
Miller Park; oak finish first floor;,
large sleeping porch; decorated
throughout. Only . $500. down and
$40.20 a month to purchase this
house. Investigate. .
54,150 New 6-room bungalow irk Kbuntze
Place, located on corner lot, paved
street, one block from the car line.
This bungalow has. a large living
room, with mantel and grate, built
in bookcases, stationary settee and
beamed celling, paneled dining
room? built-in buffet, decorated
and finished in oak, - 3 bedrooms
and bath second floor.
$4,150 2-story, modern house, located near
the Omaha University, convenient
to the car line. This house has
rooms and reception hall;' decora
ted throughout. and in excellent re
pair. Immediate possession.'
$5,20fc-8-room, . strictly ' modern, 3-story
house, In excellent condition, deco
rated throughout; 4 bedrooms and
bath second floor; stairway to
floored attic; oak finish first floor;
garage In the rear: paving paid.
Located on Binney St., near Sher
man Ave.
$5,3O0For a well built 2-story, modern
house on corner lot, near 24th and
Manderson Sts. This house has T
rooms, finished In selected oak,
with oak floors, hot water heat,
large cement porch,-, well .built and
in excellent repair.
$7,500-2fi01 St. Mary's Ave. This is- a 10
room, strictly modern, frame
house, with two large roonia fin
ished on the third floor; oak finish
first floor; four large attractive
bedrooms second floor; decorated
throughout; lot 5xl07 feet; paving
paid; walking distance. .
GEORGE & COMPANY,
902-912 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. .. v
'Phone D. 7o6 or A-1758. .
Daady Bungalows
NEAR 18TH AND LAIRD STS.
Your choice of two strictly modern
bungalows, one having .5 rooms and
bath, the other 6 rooms and bathi oak
finish. Very attractive and well built.
First-class neighborhood. If looking for
something that Is swell and bound to
please, ask to see either of these prop
erties at once. A few hundred dollars
down and -monthly payments for balance
will do.
Scott Sc Hill
.307 McCague Bldg.; . ...
Phones Douglas 1009, Independent A-1752.
BRAND NEW
Three dandy cottages containing recep
tion hall, parlor, dining room and kitchen
on first floor; two bedrooms and bath
on second floor, with open stairway; all
modern except' heat;' cement cellar; -permanent
walks; large east front lots; half
block to car and near one of the best
schools in city; close to park. Prices
$2,40Q to $2,300. $200 cash, balance pay
ment. BEMISXJARLBERG CO.
310-12 Brandeis Theater.
VERY CHEAP
Corner lot. fine-bullding'slte for three
cottages or f Ifttv ,near :. Turner.. Park,
jjsi ana ivarnam, paving an paiu. ru
$1,400; $400 cash, balance first mortgage.
6 per cent Interest. Come quick II.;you
want this snap. .1.
BIRKETT & TEBBENS,
423 Bee Bldg.
160 ACRES, improved laud. ; Saskat
chewan Co., Canada, in American colony.
Price $13,000, ibr will exchange for good
rental property in -Omaha.
DEUfeL & HANKINSON. "
201 Par.ton Block. Tel. Doug. 2877.
'NEW "BUNGALOW.
Closa in. 6-room. all modern, full base
ment, furnace heat, laundry connections,
rooms all decorated, close to car and
school. Price $2,960. Easy terms.
RASP BROS..
106 McCague Bldg. Doug. 1653; A-2663.
PROFITABLE LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
Lots at Great Neck and Long Island
City; subway and elevated lines to be ex
tended; early buyer makes large pront;
rallrofid fare refunded if you buy. C. W.
Tulleys, 312 Harrison St. Council Bluffs,
Iowa,.
HERE IS A
BARGAIN
IN BENSON
$200 buys a 5CxlM-foot lot not far from
car line. Lot fronts south on Lucas be
tween Clark and Burnham; described as
tV, of lot 10, block 35. Phone Webster
3&0, or address G. R. W.. Bee.
FOR SALE 2-story, 4-r. building, oc
cupied by Caldwell & Drake, builders,
soumeast corner 17th and Harney Sts.
Bids received until July 1, Building may
be inspected at any time. John Lewis,
310 Range Bldg.
. HANSCOM PARK HOME CHEAP.
Modern eight-room cottage, large lot,
easy payments. Dr. W.' H. Mick. 476 Bran
dfls Bldg. ' ; , .
2814 Davenport, . close in. 7-r., modern
but heat. Just overhauled. Two bed rooms
first floor, fine bath; shade trees. Mod
erate rent to right person. See It today.
George B. Lenhoff. Phone Douglas S06.
FOR SALE Reasonable priced modem
six-room house, one-half block from car,
paved street and fine location. Inquire
of owner, 2415 Manderson St. Tel. Web.
543. , ' '''.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
ArkaunuH.
LOOK 3S0 acres stock farm, 119 a. cul
tivated; house, barn, 10 a. apple orchard,
unlimited free range grass and water,
price. $12.50 per acre; big list free. Ward,
the Land Man, Mountain Home, Ark,
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH LAN OS FOR SALE
. Canada.
BRITISH COLUMBIA lands on GRAND
TRUNK. . Frank Crawford, 203 Cotton
Bldg.. Vancouver or Omaha.
CANADA Buy a lot in Edmonton, Al
berta, western Canada's distributing cen
ter; $110 to $130. Terms. $1.00 down and
$1.00 a week. Canada Lands Company,
Edmonton. Alberta.
Georgia.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATINTIC. BIRMINGHAM ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted- to the widest range of
crops. All tne mkney crops ol the souta
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with inia coming country, lta soil,
climate, church and school advantages,,
write
W. B. LEAHY, DEPT. K,
, .Geneial Passenger Agent,
ATLANTA, GA.
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA LAND.
CLAY AND NORMAN COUNTIES.
20,0ifl acres in fine improved and unlm
proved lanu in the coin belt; close to
good toue;' htavy black loam soil; clay
subsoil; plenty rain; crop failures un
known; $o0 to $50 per acre; easy terms.
Excursion first and: third Tuesday ut
each muuth. Send for list and maps.
FELLAND, REALTY COMPANY.
630 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN.
o.A r, t-i farm 2 milp frnm irnnri Iawti
AWViw.v , .
40 miles, from Minneapolis, on main road,
telephone and mail route. To acres under
cultivation, 74 acres good meadow will
cut over 100 tous ot nay; balance In
pasture with SO acres goud oak timber,
can all bfc opened up. Land lays level,
good soil In the best ot condition, no
stone or gravel and uo toul weeds. Good
teven room nouse ui spienum grove
.4V nlhnr Hllilllintfd Itfiiid WAll U nti
water. An ideal stock and dairy farm,
hniline on account of old age. Price.
$36 per apre for quick sale.
CHAa. K. swAwauiM. HiiK Jruver, Minn.
FOR SALE tit section 1& miles from
Chokto, Stevens Co., Minn.; 2u acres m
crop; $50 per acre it sold tnis month, x.
H. Kavanagh, Owner.
BUY A FARM
In West Central Minnesota. I -ave soma
wonderfully good bargains. Easiest
terms. Write for particulars. J. S.
ULLAND, President Fergus alls Na
tional bank,- Fergus Falls, Minn. . ;
13S ACRES POLK COUNTY, IA.
Good six-room house, cellar, summer
kitchen, itood orchard, 110 pine and
spruce trees, wind break, horse barn for
14 head of horses, cow barn for U cows,
two large cattle sheds, w-loot machine
shed, good wells, wind mill, orchard
and house yard fenced chicken tight
70 acres fenced hog tight in three dif
ferent fields, hog house, running water
on place; 10 acres of fine timber. For
particulars inquire of F. J. Foy, Max
well la.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to insert a small want ad
in the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the state of Iowa, 43,000 dally.
The Capital is read by and believed In by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re
fuse to permit any other paper in their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day; $1.25
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital, Des Moines, la.
SMALL FARM BARGAIN.
5 miles out; la acres; all excellent land,
suitable for any . purpose; 6 acres tn
alfalfa; no buildings; cheapest good land
near either city at $1,650; $250 cash, bal
ance long time at 6 per cent iSoGea
Real Estate Co, 106 Pearl bt, Council
Bluffs.
Idaho
MOST productive hay and grain land
In the world Long Valley, Idaho. No Ir
rigation needed; fine climate, fine water,
cheap fuel, telephones, railroad, elec
tricity. Improved land $25 to $50 per
Also finest orchard land proposition n
Idaho. Wor Information .write today. Pay
ette River Colonization. Co., .Nampa,
Idaho.
ftebraskaa
FOR SALE 160 acres all fenced; 80
acres under cultivation; 6-room house, 32
x52 barn; 16x20 chicken house; 16x16 gran
ary; 10x12 stone milk house, windmill
and good water; located five miles from
Chappell. $40 an acre takes this bargain;
half down and mortgage for balance.
Address. Mrs. Christie Jacobs. Chappell,
Neb.
HOMESTEAD-S20 acres rich farm land
at $250 filing fees and all. Not rough or
sandy. J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
NEBRASKA.
Quarter section of forty-bushel wheat
land, mile and- half from station; must
be sold. J. H. Hardisty, Thief River
Falls, Minn.
Montana.
RANCHES-42,000 to $100,000. Bend for
list. Shopen A Co., Ranch Dealers,
Omaha, Neb.
Wyoming-.
S20 ACRE free homesteads. Level rich
land. Address W. F. Fox, Gillette, Wyo.
Miscellaneous.
T. C. TORRISON,
1101. 802 City National Bank Bldg.
Farm Land and Ranches.
Iowa Swi Notes.
CRESTON-Creston friends have re
ceived word of the marriage of Henry
Brown, a member of the graduating class
of the Creston High school of the class
of '06. to Miss Bernlce O. Beal of Su
perior. Neb. They will be at home after
July 1 at Filer. Idaho, where Mr. Brown
has been located for several years.
CRESTON Ray Lewis, the 20-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. K. Lewis of
Albla, has been missing slnoe June 6 and
much uneasiness is felt by his relatives
for him. It Is believed his mind is de
ranged and a reward of $50 has been
offored by his friends for his return. Any
Information regarding him Is asked to be
sent to Sheriff W. B. Griffin of Albia.
MOUNT PLEAS A NT--A new 60.000
Methodist church was dedicated Sunday,
June 16. Bishop W. O. Shophard of Kan
sas City preached the dedication sermon,
with Rev. W. II. Parr of Kokomo assist
ing in the financial work. The local pas
tor is Rev. Dr. Hardy A. Ingham. The
new church, which is of modern English
architecture, was begun one year ago.
The sealing capacity, includlnr Sundnv
1 school room, is 1.200. The cburch was
organized in 1836 and forty-three different
ministers have held pastorates In lb
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY,
UMOA STATION Tenth and Slason.
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Millionaire Snider
Killed with Bride
ERIE, Pa., June IS. T. ' A. Snider, a
millionaire preserve manufacturer of Cin
cinnati, ant) his wife, who were on their
honeymoon, weTe Instantly killed when
their automobile was struck by a fast
train at a crossing of the Lake Shore 4
Michigan Southern railroad at Harbor
Creek, near here. Miss Ethel Stanton, a
daughter of Mrs. Snider, was seriously
hurt, while the chauffeur, Harold Leet,
escaped with minor Injuries. The Bodies
of Mr. and Mrs. Snider were terribly
mutilated.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich., June 17.
Olodys Cktuld, aged 10, was instantly
killed tonight and her sister, Ida, prob
ably fatally Injured when run over by
an automobile driven by Hezeklah Blck
ford, secretary of a local stove company.
The girls had Just alighted from a street
car and stepped around the rear when
the automobile, which they did not notice,
bora down upon them.
LEGAL NOTICES.
To the Prior Lien Holders of the
Omaha Wafer Company
Th Guaranty Trust Company of New
York, Trustee of the prior lien mortgage
of the Omaha Water Company, dated
July 23. 1896, hereby gives notice that
the principal of the bonds secured by
said mortgage, with accrued Interest to
July 1. 1912, will, at the option of the
holders, be paid on or after that date,
upon surrender of the bonds with all un
paid coupons attached, at the office of
the Trustee, No. 28 Nassau Street, In
the City of'New Tork, from the proceeds
of sale of the Water Company's works
to the City of Omaha, received by said
Trustee.. The Water Company has
agreed thereupon to issue certificates
represestlng the five per cent (6) re
demption premium now In litigation,
and entitling the holder of each One
Thousand Dollar ($1,000.00) bond to
Fifty Dollars ($50.00). with Interest at
five per cent (6) per annum, from
July 1, 1912, if the Court of Appeals of
the State of New York decides that the
completion of the city's purchase does
not relieve the Water Company from
payment of such premium.
Dated June 7, 1912.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NKW YORK.
By CHARLES H. RABIN,
Vi Vxealdajfi.
JUNE 19, 1912.
AFFAIRS ATJOIITH OMAHA
City Council Refuses to Allow Tax
Collectors to Treasurer.
SEEKING RELIEF ALONG SEWER
Rev. W. J. Haatie of De Moines
Comes to Take Charge of Chris
tian (,'hnrrh of South
Omaha.
GIST OF COUNCIL MEET.
Council rescinds actn of last week
In matter of special tax collectors and
Gillln's scheme for augmenting force
In his office falls for the. time,
Councllmen Rlha and Williams push
motion for bi-monthly council meet
ings through with unanimous consent
of council members.
Southeast Improvement club dele
gation appears to seek Instant relief
from unsanitary conditions of catch
basins slong Mud creek sewer.
. Report of Illinois Surety company
on Its financial responsibility referred
to committee of whole. Surety com
pany claims over thousand dollars
premium on Gillln's bond.
Cinder sidewalks to be laid by city
on T street between Thirty-third
avenue and Thirty-sixth street. Cinder
sidewalks also ordered on O street
from Tenth to Thirteenth street:
Councilman Williams, republican,
obtains unanimous consent ot the
council to his motion reducing the
force of the city engineer to four men,
Including the engineer.
Protest against the Hlggin's Pack
ing house at Thirty-seventh and M
streets wis placed on file.
City Treasurer John Qlllin cannot havs
two special collectors of personal tax.
Not even one such official would the
council concede, having seen the error
of Its action ot last week,- when It al
lowed the suave treasurer the assistance
of two more men. It happened that the
city fathers leaped before they looked
and the appointment ot the much desired
according; to th advice of the legal de
partment of the city proved to be con
trary to law, which seems to contemplate
that the office of city treasurer shall ex
tend to the laborious duty of collecting
the tax money from the taxpayers of
the city.
President of the council, Tom Alton,
limply Introduced the motion .which went
through unanimously. It Is not thought
that the end of the matter is yet. It Is
said that Treasurer Glllln will now
demonstrate to the council that he Is In
absolute need of more help In his office.
This will mean that the two tax col
lectors will become salaried men and an
additional expense to the taxpayers of
the city.
Curiously enough while ths domocrats
In the council have a continual struggle
on thilr hands to restrain the avid desire
of politicians In office for more "pie" the
republicans of the administration have
consistently set themselves to keep down
the expenses of the city by a careful and
economical expenditure of the finances
committed to their care. The first re
trenchment made was when City Clerk
Perry Wheeler cut down his force and
reduced the expenses of the office by
more than $1,200 per year. At that time
Glllln asked for a stenographer and re
ceived all that the Council would stand
for at the time. Last night Councilman
Jay , Williams, republican, again applied
the ax and Introduced a motion to reduce
the force of engineer's assistants. Wil
liams asked that ths engineer's force be
limited to four men, including the en
gineer himself. Ths council was unani
mous In support of the motion and the
engineer will probably, loss two of his
force until the city finances are In better
shape than at present.
Want ltellet from newer.
Under the leadership of Rev. T. A. Bag
shaw, president of ths East Side Improve
ment club, ths council and mayor prom
ised again to find relief for the people
living along the Mud creek sewer, which
Is said to axude unsanitary odors. The
delegation from the improvement club
was large and composed ot the most rep-
resenatatlvs cltlsens of the section. The
chairman in his address to the council re.
terred In a diplomatic and parliamentary
manner to the long delay of the city in
finding relief for such a grievous nuis
ance. Mayor Hoctor and Engineer Beal
both assured tbe delegates of Immediate
assistance.
On motions Introduced respectively by
Councllmen Henry Hartnett and John
Vana, cinder sidewalk approaches to two
of the most Impassable streets of the
city were ordered. T street, from Thirty
third avenue to Thirty-sixth street, and
0 street, from Tenth to Thirteenth street,
were given cinder sidewalks. It was con
clusively shown that the property own
ers could not be asked to construct
permanent sidewalks until the grades had
been run.
Councllmen John Rlha and Jay Wil
liams, republicans, obtained the unanim
ous consent of the council to bi-monthly
sessions, which shall hereafter be held on
the first and third Monday of the month
Instead at every Monday, as at present.
Immediately after the council recalled
rome special work for next Monday, and
the new rule was suspended for the time.
Graduating Kxrrclc.
At the South Omaha High school Au
torium last night St. Agnes" school held
Its annual closing exercises hf. r.j s
large and enthusiastic mdlw:. Tliirty
one students formed the grades'. ng Iavs
ot the school for the yar 13l. Tli
diplomas were conferred by l'.v. Jainus
Drawn for The Bee
O'Herne, pastor of St. Agnes' church,
who encouraged the young people with a
few words of mingled commendation and
advice.
During the evening a tasty prjiram of
music and a playlet enacted by a clt.ss
of boys won the appla in of the audi
ence. K amors Centlrmrd
Although Washington advlcen that the
National Packing company was to i
dissolved In order to protect '.he allied
packers from further litigation vere
confirmed here in South OrnVha, t o
definite word as to the plans ot t ie dis
solution could be obtained this morning.
General Manager R. C. Howe 9f tae
Armour plant admitted kno'V ilt) ot tU.
Washington advices, but stated that he
had nothing ready for publication. Ho
deolared that recent rumora.of uew oom
panlns were merely rumors, as far as
he was concerned. -T'its rumors have
been afloat for sorn time and have to
do ' with the disposition of tbe Ouuha
Packing plant, which Is really the Na
tional Packing company. Tt itas been
whispered that the Omahl Paekl.i com
pany will bo dissolved and tken ovt-r
by tha Nets Morris company, which has
sought a local base for years. The "Id
Hammond building near Cndahy's, wl'lch
also belongs to the National, will be
turned over to the firm ot Sulsberger A
Schwartschlld, it It said. "
,outh Omaha Ibises Teacher.
Omaha made another draw up.n the
South Omaha school department In the
person of Mlas Alberta New'??, 'lead ot
the Latin department In the Bo -th Oniliha
High school, who resigned ius'. glht.Li
become affiliated with the O.nnha High
school faculty. .For a nurnxtr of yrtia
local teachers have resigned to rnter the
Omaha school department, where they
claim the opportunities for advnnceir.ent
are greater. Ths board accepted the
resignation of Miss Newton.
It was decided by the boa. J that much
repair work should be done ;n the school
district. Many of ths school building art
in need of painting and plastering- -rhe
work will be done this summer. Bids
on the sale ot the Whltthr school .ere
rejected by the board.
New Christian Pastor.
After a vacancy of one year, ths pulpit
of the Christian church of South Omaha
has been filled by Rev. W. 3. Hastle of
Des Moines, la., who will assume charge
Immediately. Rev. Mr. Hastle Is a grad
uate of Drake university and a clergy
man of long experience. He has served
In pastorates In the United States, Europe
and South America. For ten years he
was pastor of a church In Minneapolis;
three years lie served at Charlton, la.,
and three years at Albia, la. He was six
teen years at the head of a large church
in Buneden, New Zealand.
Mr. Hastlu Is married, and will move
his family to South Omaha Immediately.
He is considered en acquisition by ths
board of trustees of the Christian church
of this city.
Maale City Briefs.
A snap, for sale, new 6-room modern
bungalow. Kay terms. Tel.. South 1981.
Miss Ethel Berlin has returned from
Champaign, III., where she attended
school. .
Miss Katherine Lowery has returned
from Lincoln, where she sttended ths
state university. '
C. C. Chafa of Chicago, formerly of
South Omaha, is the guest of friends
here this week.
Miss Edith Wykoff of New York City
is the guest of Miss Edith Mann, a
former schoolmate.
Lost Sunday afternoon a black spotted
face hunting dog with white collar. Re
turn to Mrs. Pierce, 44th and N streets,
and get reward.
Captain John Dworak arrested seven
suspicious characters yesterday evening
at the Rock Island station, Twenty-fifth
and Y streets.
The Willing Worker of the Christian
church will meet at the Christian
church, Twenty-third and I streets,
Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral of Charles Cech will be
held Wednesday evening at 2 o'clock
from his late residence, Thirty-seventh
and W streets to Laurel HU1 cemetery.
W. M. Klcth ot Mapleton, la., was the
week-end guest of R. G. Powers, 827
North Twenty-fifth street. Mr. Kieth is
with the Council Bluffs Stock Remedy
company.
Representatives- of the different ar
rangement committees for the Fourth of
July celebration met last night at the
city hall Immediately after the meeting
of the council. It was reported -that the
committees were making progress with
the work and the expectations of the
boosters for a big day were said to be
large.
HOTKLS AND RESORTS.
Summer's Ideal Resort
A haven of relief from all sultry weather and deprcssliig heat
The cool refreshing lake preesea are only part of s many summer
comforts. It affords the qolet and rest of country or seashoce, yet
is only ten minutes ride from city's theatre and shopping district.
Most attractively surrounded by smooth, sandy bathing beach,
beautiful lawns and flower beds. Baa 450 large airy rooms, 250
private baths, end over 1000 feet of broad promenade veranda.
Guests enjoy beet of food, served American or European plan. ' .
There Is music, dancing, boating, bathing, riding, drirlng-every
outdoor gayety. Grounds of hotel adjoin the great South Parke,
famone for their golf links, tennis courts. lagotms,boaJeTu etc
Plenty of restfnl seduded spots for those who scekqulet. Summer
guests tourists end transients always find tree hospitality at the
Chicago Beach EnOfol
Illustrated booklet on requeet to Manager.
Slat Blvd. and Lata Shore, Chleaf o
73ef
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by "Bud" Fisher
SURKIS BIG ATTRACTION
Amusement by Wholesale Furnished
at Ak-Sar-Ben Den. , -
IMPROVED IIJTTIATI0N DEVICES
Best Efforts of Seasoned Profes
sional Clrras Men Oateloae and
Menagrrle proves Great
Drawing- Card.
Just ss much enjoyment as at the
first ' performance and of a little better
quality was doled out last night' to
nearly 1.000 men at the Ak-Sar-Ben Den,
Twentieth and Spruce streets.
Some of the rough corners of the work
a week ago were noticeably smoothed
over and the big surkls from beginning
to end moved with ths ease ot Batnum.
and Bailey's best efforts. ,
Ths Initiation devices were- consider
ably improved upon and . worked to. the
uproarious delight of the big audience
on the large class of nearly 100 candi
dates. There Is no "rough stuff. . loathe
Ak-Sar-Ben show this season and the
whole ritual IS just as pleasing t- 'the
audience, not to speak of tbe candidates
as the initiation of former years, when
nerve wrecking and body Jolting contri
vances were the features:
Since the first performance, new seats,
of the genuine circus variety, have been
Installed at the end ot the big arena for
the accommodation ot the . candidates.
There Were Just enough of them 'Hast
night to scat the class that was intro
duced Into the big body which aaw
numbers In membership nearly LE00- v
Additional stunts In the Initiation were
Inaugurated last night which came to
surprise those who were there the Jlrst
night. Through training, , the , big
elephants havs become - accustomed'' to
Ak-Sar-Ben sawdust ring and In help
ing to greet the new members Intohe
order, they came In tor rounds otv ap
plause. At the first performance on"of
the brutes was sick but undoubtedlyfiad
greatly improved In health, when" he
made his appearance last' hlght. He sur
prised the audience with soma ,of; the
tricks he turned.
Captain Henry Dunn, and his opera
troupe grows more tn favor and If the
audiences during the remainder
season become any more Insistent tan
ths first two, there Is ho doubt but that
a repertoire of a doren or so songs'; will
havs to bs Included with the list ..they
now are using. . ..-..;
Captain Dunn and his two counsellors,
Joe Latsch and A. J. Alvord responded
to a number of encores and with ', -the
assistance of the chorus gave a pro
gram that would be a drawing card, 'on
any operatlo stage. . . .. -
Sky Perforator f
Placed in ''the Jug
Frank Shults, aged 30, standi about
two feet and one inch high In his stock
ing feet and Is the possessor of a Cott's
revolver that measures : twelve ' Inches
from the tip of the barrel to the end of
the stock. Last night he took aboard a
supply of bad liquor and procuring his
weapon began to bore. holes In tho-sky
at Thirteenth and . Jackson streets."
was arrested and the weapon taken
sway from him..
In police court Shults said he had
bought the gun to use in celebrating the
Fourth of July. ; He wss fined $10 and
costs. ' .''",. :i
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising.
HOTKI S AND HEORT8. :'i
Hotel Flanders;
133-137 West 47th Street' l
- . N. Y. CITY v
200 Feet East of Broadway. ;
A modern fireproof hotel In the.
heart of the theater, club and bo-'
tel district; .convenient to all car
lines. An exceptional orchestra,'
Room with private bath $2.00 pef
day. From Grand. Central SUtw,"
Broadway cars . without transfer-:
From Pennsylvania Station. 7th.
Avenue cars without transfer.
Booklet on request. - iCi:
H. R. SHAKES, Prop, j1