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THE WOK; OMAHA, SATl KIUY, MA KC II HU.1. 19 X Y ( Polly and Her NEWS' ITEM. K That A HAT POLLV? EASTER FTETS WARCIKE Htw Ihainat Gitn Et& f Matti mi feKou Apartments anil Flata. STORE and ntenm heated apartments close to postoffice. Low rent. G. P. Steb hlns. 161(1 Chicago. 2J04 ST. MARY'S AVE. A strictly modern "St. Louis" flat with 6 largo rooma and largo reception hail, within easy walking distance and In a very desirable residence district, line souui ana cast exposure, 40. PAYNE & SLATER COMPANY, Omaha's Rental Men. 616 Omaha NaL Bank Bidff, GordonVan Co. S"j: 219 N. 11th 8t. or 210 9. lith St. Tel D. 394. T?TTAT?T TTV Storage and Van r I I JrA A I Y Co. Goods stored. ' , moved, packed, shipped. 16th & Jackson Sts. Doug. 1516. SIX-ROOM modern flat. 1112 S. 11th. Large 5-rni. flat, part mod. 1st floot, near 19th Vinton, good netgnborhood $10.50; same kind. 2J fl.. J9. H-435. Eve. Hoard nuil llooiiia. Very Reasonable. Large front room, aultablo for two gontlcmcn; board If desired; very close In. 2120 Harnay. Phone Dour. 4723. Hotel fuiil Apnrtmcnto. XDGE HOTEL Modern, reasonable. 619 a 26th St. two all modern rooms. CALIFORNIA HOTEL Bteam heated rooms. 12 per week and up; free bath. Knrnlahcd lloomn. Ill N. 31st Ave., south room, modern. UNDER NEW MAN AUKMENT-2702-M Farnam, large beautifully furnished mod ern front room, single or "nsutte.reua'able llouaen and Cottages. Jn T3 J Exp. Ca, furniture A . I.. XVGcQ Plais moved, stored; V XVV-VV-1 Web. 2748. Red &S3. M'TiATTD & Eon 'novo trunks, 23c, 1U tiauu Mc Douglaa 433S. Moving, packing- and storage of house hold goods and pianos Is our business. Omaha Van and Storage Co.. flieproof storage, 806 S. 16th. .by the viaduct Branch office, 309 8. 17th St. Tel. D. !. TWO GOOD RENTAL PROPOtUTtUJNB. S622 Grand avenue, $18; 6 rooms, city water, gas,, porcelain bath. 3&S1 California St., $20; 8 roms and large attic,' basement under entire house, bath, fas, furnace, city water, only one block rom Farnam car. Telephone Douglas 5530. or Inquire at 3S59 California. FOR RENT OR SALE Nine acres, six-room" cottage, good barn, and well. 29th and Vane Sts., about three blocks from street cur. Call Webster 3246. i ROOMS, summer kltchon, largo new barn, chicken house and coal house, 8 blocks from' Leavenworth car line. o520 Center St, Harney 368. Mrs. Olson. 8 ROOM modern house at 112 Bo. 44th Pt.' $30. Tel. Harney 8361. GLOBE VAN & STORAGE CO. Stor age. $3 per month. We contract your Sacking, storing and hauling. D. 4238 and . 378o. Offices 117 S. Hth St 520 N. 16Ul. SAVE money In shipping household goods, auto, etc. Missouri River Freight Forwarding Co. Tel Doug. 394. 216 ft 17th. 2573 DODGE 8 rooms modern; rent, $35; close In and handy to car line. Phone Benson 378 J. MAQGARD VAN AND STORAGE CO. packs, moves, stores and ships household goods and pianos. Douglas 1493. PnTR! Exprees and Storage, Piano jjju and fUrnture moving. D. 670. NOW IS THE TIME TO LIST YOUR VACANT houses with Payne & Slater Co., as we are having more calls for good houses than wu can supply. Hou cad m ail pans or ino cuy. FOR RENT 2-story frame dwelling on Cass St., between 26th and 27th Sts., all modern Improvements. The Crclghton University. Tel. Doug. 2320. 8 ROOMS, modern. 112 N. 36th. D. 2717. P. J. LENIHAN, moving and express. Call Phone Webster 1529. 1344 8. 27th St.. 6-r., mod. ex. heat. $18. 4719 N. 40th Ave., 7-r., city water, $11. 3114 Maple. 4-r., city water. $8.50. 8115 S. 16th, 4-r.. city water, $S. CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY, Douglas 200. 608 Bee Hldg. FOR RENT Seven-room hoUBe, modern except heat, 2414 Caldwell St. Enquire at 3218 Webster St. Tel. Harney 4593. MODERN nearly new d-room cottage, newly decorated, near car line. Har.-2460. 8-ROOM modern, finished attic; first floor oak. 2917 Jackson St. $45. II 1510. Store and Flaes. FOR RENT For wholesale, light manu facturing or retail purposes Farnam 6t after December 31 the three-story iand basement building. 22x100 at No. 1011 (Farnam St Upper floors have light on 'three sides. Inquire at room 314. First National Bank BIdg. Tel. "Douglas 124Z FOR RENT Storeroom in Dundee, ivj Underwood Ave. D. 1054 or II. 25. ' OFFERED FOR 8AL-E Furniture. FOR SALE Circassian walnut, set oi four pieces; 4-poster bed. II, 1400. Musical instruments. OWN a good piano; we will help you; geunlne bargains; no fakes. Q. II. Harr PU.no Co.. 3d floor Boston Store. D. 2017. Electric pianos and SS-noto players, $290; come $190. 119 N- 15th. Catalogue. D. 2041 Typewriters. SAFES 2-hand. Anvrlcan Supply Co . TYPEWRITERS for rent; 3 months. $5. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE RENT an L. C. Smith & Bro. type writer; visible back space key modtl; now ribbon; A-l machines In every re spect. L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co.. 1316 Farnam St. Miscellaneous. Kindling, $1. H. Gross, lumber & wrecking. HALL'S safes, new and Zd-hand Cort fe McKenzle Pt'g Co.. 1417 Harney D. 2644. FOR SALE New and second-hand carom and pocket billiard tables and bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix tures of all kinds; easy payments. Th Brunswlck-Balke Collender Co.. 407-40 South 10th St. SAFES Overstocked" 3d-hand safes, all makes. J. J. Derlght Co.. ISIS Farnam St For Sale A few unclaimed ALL WOOL Dundee suits. $10; alterations free. i DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS, , Northwest Corner 15th and Harney Sts. EMPTY ink barrels for sale. Apply Bee Publishing company, 17th and Farnam streets. POOL tables, store, restaurant fixtures uuukiii, sum. Ltvf, siu n., oouin umana. i I ! nr.n .STV. UttH I -4XYlT3JJ ' III II I SS 1 I FHHZmj jm i M MB1 i 1 irT- u m rf.-,fi,'nifMfaJ .. I 1 T " C M . OFFKRED FOR RENT I 'l1 j ', .... .,... I , sir- .1 Pals ??Srees w ure! rr's Tc LASt word THE BALKAhJ , BOOKKEEPERS, roll front cabinet Web. 97S. STORE V I XTU RES? "cooTers", rc f rlKera tors, grocers' display counters. Ice ma chines. The United Line. Ill Farnam. KOR SALE A circular floor show case; cheap. Apply to Mr. Adwcrs, Orkln Bros. UNEXCELLED BARGAINS. $6.V) SS-note player piano, new, $KW. $(i0fl upright, $300. Kti upright, slightly used. $1S6. I $300 upright. $150. Good organ at your own price, need t"o room. G. II. Hurr Piano Co., .td tloor Boston Store. D. 2107.' PERSONAL INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS 1,487 subscriptions to the L. II. Journal $1.60; S. E. Post, $l.w, and Country Ojn tlcman, $1.50. will earn $3,00c for the in valids' Pension Ass'n, whlcn will Insure myrclf and ffltccn other sufferers $10 n month each. Must have 186 In March. Your renewal worth 50 centJ. DON'T WITHHOLD ii". 'Phone Douglas 7163, Omaha. Neb. GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN. MAN1CURINO; face, scalp and mag netlc treatments. Miss Debar, 1909 Far nam. THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cisl off clothing: In fact, anything you do nut need. Wo collect, repair and sell at 131 N. 11th St., for cost of collection, to tne worthy 'poor. 'Phono Douglas 4125 and wagon will call. Miss Fisher, mass., bath, elec. treat. D.NS3 63-DAY BLOOD REMEDY. Bexten pharmacy, 12th and Dodge. r A OS A nm Swedish movement. 418 m-tiuuiiu Bea uldK, ijpugias 637'J. YOUNO women coming to umahu us strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women's Christian association building at 17th and St. Mary's Ave., whore they will be directed to suitable boaralng places or otherwise assisted. Look tor our travelers' aid at the Union station E. BELLE, scientific massage; baths; drugless treatments. 703 S. 16th. Apt U, M A fWliyPlf1 treatment. E. Brott. llilUil!ilJUover710 s. 16tl)- D.7S95. MASSAGE, salt glow. Mine. Allen of Chicago. 109 S. 17th St. DoUglaB 7665. Mrs. Hedlund, mass A Swedish movement. Hours. 9-13, 1-6. 401 Waro blk. D. 7943. - BE BEAUTIFUL by using tho Vacuum Massage Machine, attaches to liny water faucet; removes wrinkles, blackheuds, pimples; cost reasonable. For shIo ut room 306 Neville block or phono Red 3524 and ludy demonstrator will call. MASSAGE Mrs. Steele, R. 308, 203 S. U ELECTRIC MASSAGE Room Uo laa block. Natural treatment for nervouu disorders, sciatica nnd rheumatism. MASSAGE Marguerite Halloiaii, 223 Neville Bk D. 7761 ANNA MARKS WANTED Children to board. Web j4iu Massage, Mrs. RlttcnlioUse, 308 Boston Str. POULTRY AND SUPPLIES ADDRESS M. M. Johnson Company, Clay Center, Nebraska, manufacturers of Old Trusty Incubators and Brooders, for Incubators and brooders; catalogue free. EGGS For Hatching From thoroughbred S. C. White Leg horns; vigorous, hardy stock; great lay era; country range; $1 for 15; $5 per 100. MRS. KATE MANN, Benson, Neb. R. F. D. No. 2. Tel. Benson 747-W. THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock eggs $3 a hundred. Telephone. Benson 577, even ings. BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for hatching. Web. 4383. 3710 Grand Ave. BUFF Orpington eggs for hatching. II. 478. Thoroughbrod 8. C. Brown Leghorn eggs for hatching. Golden, Florence 2S7." REAL ESTATE LOANS $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead. Wcad BIdg.. ISth and Farnam. City Loans LOW RATES LIBERAL TERMS QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE. Loans on Business Blocks and Choics Residence Properties n Specialty. FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OMAHA. LOANS on farms and Improved city property, 5, and 6 per cent; no delay. J. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam St. MONEY to Ipan on business or resi dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000. W. H. THOMAS, 22S State Bank BIdg. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat (JARVTU TtTCflS Loans $500 and up. Omaha Nat'l Bank. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & C o , 1320 Farnam St OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Omaba National. Duuglus 2713. Large loans our specialty, stun Uros! w CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlborg Co., 7 310-312 Brandels Theater Bids. REAL ESTATE IVANTER LIST your houe with Osborne Realty Co.. 408 Paxton Blk. D. 1474. Quick results. WANTED TO RENT HOUSE with four bedrooms and barn; Highland park neighborhood or Hanscom park. Omaha. F. C. Bliss, Exohunge BIdg., South Omaha. SALE OR EXCUANflK IX. U. THE ONLY WAY To beat the money trust I to list your property for exchange with the Palmar Land Co., 1106 W. O. W. BIdg., who can match tbem. CASH and 130 acres land, Marshall count. Minnesota, for stock of merchan dise, up to $5,000. Lock Box 361, Grand Junction, la. Improved Farm Half section und SO acres; south central Nebraska; fair improvements. Price I16.0OT. Want to tr-de this for town property No agents. Address me to I'ostofflco Box No. 133. Omaha. Nb. 1 1 1 . "T-s r - l ' rar i Miscellaneous. .... . ...-.,v... ... Senerri Sherman IS MUCH AICEfc sTi-MM THE- , B4L4N MWR. I DEX iliail-t'LASS. well-Improved 120-ncro Worth county, lown, funu, threo milci of county beat, will oxrhutigo for .i stock of general merchandise Fremont S. Gib. son. fliurles City, la.' VAXTKl--'rO liUV Dolgof f 2d hand store pays highest prices for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607. BEBER pays high prices tor 2d-hand furniture, carpets, clothes, shoes. D. 7S0J. We pay best ptlcud for furniture. W-7256. D. SOS. Quick buyers of furniture. WOULD like "to buy a five or six room house to he moved on a lot. One In the neighborhood of 24th and Clark preferred. Telephone Red 4301 BKSTlirices forHfurnlturpT-Call D 7802. REAIi ESTATE A II VI it A C I lit' I'l 11. B. HEED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract t flc In Nehrns;in. 2W) Rrsndels Theater t'I'I'A IMIOJ'HHTY FOH SAM5. WANT A NEW HOME? $10 CASH, $T, PER MONTH. Eleven fine residence lots In choice loca tion, two and three blocks to car, $475 to $900 ench. Also nineteen good bUlldlug lots n en I- 3Sth and J Sts., South Omaha, $125 to $300. Surrounding lots well Im proved with homes. Will build homes to suit purcluiHf r, nnd on rental terms. $50 CASH. $7.50 PER MONTH. Good 1-room, modern cottage; electric light, gus bath, etc., east front lot; $1,S00. Dundee, fine building lot, near 49th and Burt; paving paid. Snap at $950. Also south ftotit lot near 40th and Decatur. $575. Will build homes as desired. $150 CASH, $23 PER MONTH. Good S-rooni. modern house, comer lot, south front, paved street, near 22d and Maple. A bargain at $3,0u0. Call nnd see photos of these nnd other home offerings) at low prices and easiest terms. RUSSELL & McKlTRICK CO.. 433 Ramge BIdg. 1). Hi7. 16th and Harney. NORTH SI DM COTTAGE. Wo have Just listed a splendid new rottage, cuntululng 4 rooms on tho first floor and 'i finished rooms on the sec ond floor, with full cemented basement, niriL'tiy up-io-uaie plumbing, guaranteod furnace, dust prooof coul bins. Iirge lot. 60xl,K). fenced and all clear of en cumbrance. At $2,$00 tho property Is dirt cheap. We uru very unxloiiH to show it to any one who means business. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Douglas 17S1 Evenings and Sundays, call Webster 1239. Dundee Bungalow $5,300 For this strictly modern well built 7-room bungalow, finished In oak with oak floors. Decorated throughout. Hot water heat. Lot WX13S feet, fronting south. Owner very anxious to sell, Investigate at once, for tho price Is right. Reasonable terms. George & Company Phone D. 7M. 902-12 City Nat.Bk. BIdg. FOR SALE On easy terms and ut u bargain, my 8-room residence, within one block of lcuHt nnd 16th Sts.; steam heat, cistern and modern throughout. For ap pointment to seo the property call Web ster 7311. Owner. For Sale One acre. 44th and 7., So, Omaha. Inquire W. E. Osborn. So. 6i For bnrgulns In Florence property, fruit farms and acreage, see C. L. Nethaway, Florence, Neb. Phone Florence 276. At'UKACE KOIl SALE. 6 TO 8 ACRES, rich, black garden soil, near Carter park and lake, with 2-room house, well, etc.; fine for pigs, chickens, etc. Also ZV acres near North 16th dt., in bottom; flowing water. CHAS .E. WILLIAMSON CO. IlKAli ESTATE rAltat L HAM-II I.AM) KIU SALB CMllturuln. CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and 3d Tues. W. T. Smith Co.. 81S City Nat. Bk. Canada. A FEW flno tracts of 160 to 640 acres In southeastern Saskatchewan, good soli, ...All ...n nr.il nHulllnH , l cm I M ftflrl Mil farming. For' price and terms see or write, D. T. Dt-selm. 231S Hprague St.. Omaha. Kniiaui,. KANSAS FARMS and ranchea for saloj iO to 25,010 acres: write for free list. V. B. N1QUETTB. Sal In a. Kan. Mississippi. EASY PAYMENTS Just save $10 a month. Ten-acre garden and fruit farms, on tho main lln of tho Illinois Central railroad; producing capacity over $3,009 yearly. Terms, $20 down ana $30 monthly; no Interest, no tuxes until paid for. No Irrigation necessary; pure, shallow arte stun water; high priced winter crops; Ideal climate for hulth. Write for free maps and booklets, Agents wunted. The Voget Realty Agency, 1007 W. O. W. BIdg.. "mahu. Neb. Mill n i aula. I OWN tho finest colonization tract in Minnesota; contains about 10,000 acres of fine brush land In a solid body; will sell on very reasonable terms and small down payment; will divide Into two 5,000 aero tracts If desired. If Interested In a whole sale proposition write for information. W. F. Cole. 818 Commerce BIdg., St. Paul, Minn, RV'N'n for free list of Minnesota farms $S0 to $7f per acre. Minnesota Land Agency. Court block. St. Paul. Minn. Montana, SIXTY THOUSAND acres Corey land oixn to entry at Valler. Mont.; fifteen annual payments; section famous for grain, grax&es, vegetables, well adapted diversified furmlng. For particulars write Valler Farm Sales Co., Box 2, Valier, Mont. . JVrliraska. Farms Farms Farms Driving distance of Omaha; bargains, Iyet us show you the goods. All sizes, all prices, all terms. , ORIN S. MERRILL CO., Rooms 1213-121. City Nat'l Bank BIdg. The Persistent and Judicious Um of I Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to Business Success , Copyright, 131?. Nntlonal News (3RE4T jums( M4, WHATCHA doim' VJtflTH ML SHRIWEr FEZ? T Council Bluffs MAN STRUCKBY TRUCK DIES J. A. Hudson, Counoil Bluffs Resi dent Since 1009, Dies in Hospital. HIS SKULL WAS FRACTURED lllir Track Wi Ovrnril h- Cordon Vnrehoiiso Cnmpnn)' of Omnha and Wan Driven by. Frank Msgnrr. J. A. Hudson, who was struck by an automobile truck Wednesday afternoon and badly Injured nt Council Bluffs, died at tho Edmundsou hospital yesterdai-. Concussion of tho brain and fracture of the skull caused death. Hio never re covered consciousness from tho moment he was picked up from tho street wliere he had been thrown by the forco of the Impact of the heavy truck, which over turned the light wagon in -which lu wns riding and pitched hn headlong; upon tho pavement. Tho big truck was owned by tho Gordon Fireproof Worehouso and Van company. 1303 Capitol avenue, Omahn, and driven by Frank Mogner. Mr. Hudson, who had been a driver for W. A. Manner for several years, had left tlio Mhurer whole-' sale house at 3 o'clock to take a ship ment of goods to the Northwwstrrn depot and on Ids return -wnn approaching Broadway from South Ninth street. A street car on tho North ISIghtli utreot line and a big car on tho Omaha line were passing at tho instant ho turned upon Broadway going east. He did not notice tho big van approaching from the, west and the view of tho drlvwr of tho van was iwrtly obscured by tlx strent cars. Magncr was moving; at nn ordi nary rate of speed and did not see Hud son until ho passed tho comer of the street cnr. Ho wan then within a few yards of tho light wagon, aitd before his speed could bo checked struck It In a diugonal direction from tho rear, over turning It and throwing Hudson out with great force. Ho struck the pavement on his head and shoulders with handt) and urins entangled In the llneo. strikes I'nvrmrnt on Ilia Head. He was picked up and carried Into the Anderson drug storo und Dr. Matt Tli. ley culled, who at once ordered hint sent to the KdmuinlHon hospital. He limjernd until H o'clock yesterday, hut died with out regaining consciousness. Coroner Cutler took charge of the re mains and decided to hold an Inquest to day. At his direction a postmortem ex amination was tnado. It disclosed a frac ture of tho skull about three Inches In length and several largo blood clota on tho brain, Indicating severe cerebral hem orrhuge. Mr. Hudson was 49 years old, Ho hud been a resident of Council Dluffa since 1909, nearly all of tho tlmo In the employ of tho Muurcr company. Ho resided at 2401 South Thirteenth with his family of wife and one son und two daughters. Thomas L. Hudson and Dorothy nnd Edna Hudson. Mrs. Hud- son 1b visiting ut Lelth, 8. D. Shn was notified nt once of the nccldent and later of the death, but Is being delayed In her return by snow blockades. Tho funeral will be held Sunday after noon front the Cutler chapel. INCUBATORS AND BROODERS, sue cessful and simplicity line, $7.50 to $15, see our line. P. C, DeVol Hardware com pany, 504 Broadway. ATHLETIC EXHIBITION BY IOWA ATHLETIC CLUB Two hundred local sports availed them selves of the clianco to attend the free aii.arminri snorting exhibitions held last night In the rooms of tho Iowa Athletic club In Council Blutrs. six wrestling bouts exhibited by members of the club were good delineations of amateur mat work, followed by four fistic matches. The Kaufman brothers, 6 anil " years old, respectively, gave a throe-round dls play of what they could do with their mitts. Al Martin and Charlie Inne went four rounds to a draw. All of the fun was presided over by Vernon Breedlove. Marring I.lcrnsos. Marriage HcenseB wero Issued yesterday to tho following named persons: Numo and Address. Age. Steve Ostovlch. found) Bluffs U Yelo Hogdavlch, Council Bluffs 24 L. 8, Lllllbrldge, Burke, 8. D 42 Pearl Klncheioe. Burke 27 James Peterfon. Dunbar. Neb 34 Dora Keller, Dunbar 20 HEAL ESTATE FA It M & RANCH I.AXUH FOR SAM1. Miscellaneous. I OWN and offer for sale a fine tract of land In the Golden Valley, on the Dakotu-Montuna lino; splendid solli will make a good colonization proposition, contains about 12,004 acres; will sell In two tracts of about C.0U) each if desired. If Interested In u wholesale proposition write for particulars. D. J. McMahun, SIS Commerce BIdg.. St. Paul. Minn. Ship live stuck to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Yo.ir consign ments rsctlve prompt sad carnful uttxu Hon. I.lvr MturU CnMiiilsslun Merchants. BTERB nnOB A CO, Strong, relish)-. CLIFTON Com. Co.. IB Exchange Hldg. itaRTlN flltoa. 4c Co.. Excnangs but-. Drawn Asa'n. Paw! DOKTr you leTt Them KNOW n'MEYS A WtR. iw HWE AMVTHIN6 ON ME, I Do 7 Council Bluffs Caught Wild Duck That Fell in Street C. H. Robertson, in charge f tho floral storo of Herman Bros . florists, ioesn't love hunting or laugh tho love of hunting to scorn, but ho realizes tliut thero nre more wnys of getting wild ducks than mangling them with shot guns. He Is now tho possessor of one of the finest wild mallards Mint wns ever hatched. And tho bird cnino right to his door und fell In the street -11111081 at his feet. There was not n blemish on It nnd not a feather was disturbed. During one of the fleix-ust gusts of tho snowstorm Wednesday afternoon Rob ertson wns standing nt the door of the flower storo at No. 10 Peurl stroot watch ing tho whirling snow, when he saw a wild duck fall fluttering upon the car tmcks. He run out and picked It up nnd carried It Into tho store. It had apparently been driven downwnrd by a furious gust of wind and struck some of the wires In the network ubovu tho Everett block. The bird wih. not In jured a bit nnd so slightly stunned that It recovered In a few minutes. It wus placed In an Improvised coop plentifully supplied with food and water. Mr. Robertson spent all of tlio Idlo tlmo nt his disposal getting acquainted with It and petting It. scratching Its head and saying pretty things to It, tempting It with dainty bits from tho greenhouses. Yesterday afternoon It had completely surrendered and It now rats out of his hand and tries to talk to him, but It inanlfosts no desire for any other human friend. John Keellne, who lain a number of wild geeso completely domostlcuted, has offered $10 for the pet and may get It U ho can give u bond that he will guard It from nil harm. Tho beautiful bird 1b the purest type of tho wild mallard. BLUFFS HIGH CADETS DEFEAT OMAHA DOUBLE X The Council Bjuffs High school cadts defeated the fast Omaha "X.X" quintet In a rough game of basket ball Thursday evening nt the Bluffs Rlgh school gym nasium by the overwhelpilng score of 34 to 15. The ganie was charoFterlzed, by many sensational baskets, being thrown from the center of the floor. The endets played a steady game, the guards hold ing their men down to few1 baskets, while the forwards did the scoring. This makes the grand record of seven gamAs won out of nine played by the cadets. For the cadets, Crowl played spectlcular ball, scoring a total of 18 out or tho 34 points for his team, Brewlck and Peterson made the remaining points. Lineup: C. B. H. S. CADETS Crowl L.F. Ilrowlok H.P.I Peterson C. Albertl (O....R.G. Bnuffln. c'ook..L.a.j OMAHA "XX." L,P Adams R.F Noel C Cameron R.a..Carruthurs (C.) L.G Kimball Substitute: Cook for Snuff In: Field goals: Cadets. Crowl (8). Brew Irk (31. Peterson (4); Omaha "XX," Adams (3). Noel (3). Free throws; Cadets. Crowl (2) , Brewlck (2); Omuha "XX," Adam (3) . Referee: F, Giles of Council Bluffs High school. Tmplre: Sid Mfclntosh of Council Bluffs High school. Timekeeper: t Giles. Scorer: Bullock. Tlmo of helves: Twenty minutes. In a preliminary game the second team of the Bethuny church defeuted the sec ond team of the cadets by the Hcoro of 12 lo 9. Two members of the cadet team played with the church team. Crowl referred this game. The features of the preliminary were the playing of E. Bre wick for tho church team and the throw ing of a basket for the opposite aide by mistake by Captain Bullock of the sec ond cadet team. BLUFFS MEN PUT CRIMP IN EAST OMAHA SCHEME City Attorney Stuart, Robert B. Wal lace and other members of the delega tions from the city council, Commyrrini club and Reul Estate exchange Aho went to Des Moines to arouse un oppoHlticn to the resolution Introduced In the sen ate providing for tho appointment of r commission to bring about the loss f East Omaha returned yesterdny morn ing. , Mayor Maloney remained over to attend the Bryan-Jeffersonlan banquet last night and will return today. It was announced by the returning gen tlemen that un effectual crimp hud been placed In the resolution. It has iQ?n recommended for Indefinite postponement by the committee and will die a palnlovs and natural deatb. After devoting the little time uceesury to tho dlvorco bill, the Council Bluffs mn turned their uttrutlon to the terminal tux measure, which x prac tically the meusure drawn by Senatc. Klmbull months ago and before he was even a candidate for the legislature. The bill Is now being considered In commit tee and the Bluffs men went before th-i committee to present tho affirmative side. There whs manifested a consider ublc degree of undnuhted hostility, but those who ure working for the measure profess to feel considerable encourage ment Representatives Ilatm nnl Lenocker have Joined Senator Klmbail In a stubborn fight -for the bill. .Mat. of the other cities of the state li.ive sent strong delegations to urge Its pusidge. Persistent Advoi lining is the Road tr i:ig Returns, for The Bee by nko Youngsters ybof Council Bluffs Minor Mention Ooanotl Blnffa Offlo of The Bee la at 14 VOBTX Main Hi. Tslsphcm 43. Davis, drugs. Vlctroln, $15. A Hospo Co. Corrlgans, undertnkels. Phone 143. Woodilng Undertaking Co. Tel. 339. Blank book work, Morehouse & Co. FAJJHT BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET. Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 07. The highest grad.. optical work In tho city Is tlonii nt Liffrtn'. 'our grocer for Skinner's Durum "heat, tho new breukfust food. Seo Uorwlck for wall paper and paint ing. 2tti and 211 South .Main atiect. Sclentlflo watch repulr work, the hind Unit Is appreciated, nt Lefferts'. TO SAVE OR TO BORROW, SEE C. B. Mutual BIdg. & lAian Ass'n, 123 Pcnrl. Ask your grocer for Skinner's Elbow Macaroni. Absolutely highest quality. WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER-Coll-tliieiilul Furniture nnd Carpet company. UUDWE1SER oil draught-Tho Grnnd. Budwclser In bottles nt nil flrst-clusB bui s. EASTER LILtEM Call and sen our display or Easter lilies and other plants desirable, for Knstur. Our prices uro right. Phono 3077, Vounkcrmuii Seed Co. Ad vertisement. Attuntlon, Woodmen of the World; Palm Grove nnd Council ramp. "Woodmen of thn World, Jiro advised Mint owing to tin death of Edith Marie Nugent, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Nugent, and tho serious lllnesH In the family, and tho untlmoly dcuth of Sovereign J. A. Hudson, the regular open meeting of Palm grove, and Council ciimp has been omitted for this month. The attendance at the Bnptlst ehtireh meeting gradually Increased until the stoim Wednusday evunlng. but the storm did not hinder many from attending the services. In the meetings thero has been no striving for tho sensational, the emo tional, und tho hurrah method used In many revivals. Tho church secured a man who preaches tho four-fold gospel la tho forceful Blbln way. He, Ih witty. and. with the solid truth givos pleasure. to the listener, it is oxprctea u numiior will bo ready ror baptism on aunuay veiling. The now song books uro filled with Mm songs Unit uro loved by nil, and hnvo stood the test or the years. Tonight will close the meetings for thin week at whluh timo Dr. Pettlt will preach on "Tho Border-lluo Professor." Mrs. Henry Peterson will sing. These meetings ure not for Baptists alolio, but nil uro cor dially Invited to attend and receive a blessing. Notification wuh received yesterday from tho supremo court clerk that the Judgment of tho district court In the suit of George Collins and others against the Board of County Supervisors had been affirmed. Tlio writ was received by Clerk Harry M. Brown during the day, who submitted It to tho district court. It wuh a consolidation of sovcrul suits und appeals of dlHgruntled farmers whose lands hud been assessed to pay for the Pigeon creek extension drainage ditch. The suits Involved uppnuls from awards of damages, from assessment of benefits nnd application for writs of mandamus to compel the county board to meet and allow claims for dumagrs. The district court held In favor of the county In all of thn points contended Tor. The decision affirming tho Judgment was made nftor un application for u rehearing had been denied. The decision Is vry satisfying to Attorney W. II. Klllnack. who sue. coHHfully fought tho board's battles through the courts In these Important cnsoH, Another procedendo wan received during tho day ufflrmlng tho Judgment of tho lower court In tho uppoaled case of IJoener, Fry & Co. against I. Mure!. The suit was for tho collection of a dis puted claim pf about $300 for a bHrrel of vanilla extruct used for Ice cream flavor ing which the local man refused to ac cept upon tho grounds that It was In ferior quality. Strictly efficient optKal work at Lf. frrts'. CRIPPLE FROM INFANCY, MAN TAKES HIS LIFE Discouraged by his crippled and helpless condition, which came to him as a birth right, C. Victor Nelson, 30 years old. limped down Into the buuemont of his parents' home, Ki04 South Seventh street, ut 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and killed himself by sondlnng a bullet through his heart. Mr. Nelson was unmurrled and lived with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Nelson, nil his life. He was the eldest child In a family of three brothers and three bisters, and came to this country from Sweden with his parents when he wan 2 years old. A deformity In his feet r quired the use of crutches all of Ids life. The despondent moods, which finally led him to take Ills life, wero of recent origin and seemed lo come from too vivid realization of his helplessness, and the fatal act seemed to be duo to a fear (hut his Increasing helplessness would leave him without power of aiding h(ni self. He had been brooding over his condition yesterduy afternoon, when he arose und made his way Into thd cellar. A few mlnutea afterward his mother and sisters heard the sound of the shot, nnd rushing Into the basement found him (lying from a self-Inflicted wound. He had secured a revolver belonging to one of his brothers. Thero was no reu son for tho young man's despondency und sense of dependence, for hn wus treated with the utmost kindness by all of his relatives. Tho futher Is an em ploye of the Rock Island railroad and tho brothers ure profitably employed. The ulsters are likewise helpful and nil have been living happily In 11 roomy and comfortable ho me. Coroner Cutler was notified and ufteri 11 n InVHStlgatlon decided that no Inquest was necessary. J Cliff Sterrett 6osn!l was i$t I II ' ILL RlGllt Iowa Omaha Man's Goods Bad and Are Seized L J. Rohrhnugh, nn Omnha petldl.jr, wns In police court yesterday to dctenS a charge, of- peddling without a license IW had lu his possession when irrretrt.i1 part of n wngonlond of nondescript, dilapidated canned goods and s?cui-cd un release from the charge by showing thut he wns simply delivering -the "soodtT which he had previously sold to choHp restaurants nnd cheaper boardlns hoimci. He brought !n several witnesses who t' titled -to the previous solicitation, The stuff that he was selling -was n; however, restored to him. It was hert at the pollen station to bo turned over to the federal authorities, for tho reasnn that practically every can Is -a violation of the national puro food law. Lane's, had been removed from -nil of tho canii and only one can In one large case wi found not to have been bulged by the pressure of gases from fermentation, rendering every can poisonous.' for tooJ purposes. ' All of the stuff had apparently been condemned nnd most of It appeared to have been gathered up from a city dump whero .It had been discarded as garbage. Tho nutnldo of many of the catiB wus rusted until the tin wan no .longer visible. Ona can was opened und the contents cove oysters wan found to oe almost putrid. Mr. Rohnbaugh was permitted to return to Omahn, but will probably bo culled upon oy agents of the puro 4ood, department lo offer some explanations. Aftor carefully Investigating the dlf fcront ninkcit of pianos, we find that the best ore tho Krakuucr, Krnnloh & Rach, Cable Nelson, Bush & Lane, Kimball, Pryor. Stctncr, Hallct & Davis, which are sold by A. Hospo company, 407 Broad way. You find theso nstrumontrt In homes nil over the globe, and they charge, no more for them than 1b usually charged, for unknown makes. You can buy them on easy payments If you like. Ilrnl Estatr Transfers. The following real estate transfors -wore reported to Tho Bee Thursday by the Pottawattamie County Abstract com pany; , F. F. Flllcnworth and wife to Sadie Schenek, lots 7 and 8, In block 7, Merediths uild., to tho city of Avocu, In., W d $ Milton C. Clark to Peter Anderson, lot 12, in block 40, In Forry add,, to the city of Council Bluffs, la., w d Adam L. Lynch nnd wife tn J. W. Bell, lot C, In block 0, In Streets add., to the city of Council Bluffs, la., w d., Rohrer Park Improvement company to Christ C. Norgnard, lot 1, block 4. Rohrer's first add., to the city of Council BluffH, in., w d Win. B. Taylor and wife to Chas. E. Klmbull, lots 6 and S, In Judds Court, an add. to tlio city of Coun cil Bluffs. la., w d Geo, A. Keindrlck et al. to Patrick Hnnnan, Rjta 2 nnd 3. in block 8. In Everett's add, to city of Council Blnffa, la., w d F. Grobs and wife to Amy Head, lot 9, block D. Potter & Cobb's ndd. to tho city of Council Bluffs. Ia., w d J. O, Lewis and wife to C. E. A1 berts n',4 nwU of noli 28-75-43, w d Leonarn Bachrach to BenJ. C. Buchruch, nV4 or lot 6, m Doug las subd. of seU swU nf 1.71.11 9)0 5,000 l.COO 700 1.000 700 5,000 1,600 t Wm. C. Scott and wife to Cora'c! Scott. neW neU 1-76-42. w. d Ten transfers, total $16,003 Says Water Board ' is Discriminating ' Against Poor Patron Churging thut the Water board had discriminated ngalnst him and was guilty of other discriminations In favor of th patrons with a "pull," Mnrtln O'Donnell, 3227 Ohio street, appeared beforo tha charter committee at ta meeting last night and asked for help. "I want you gentlemen to write Into your charter something that will help the poor men who cannot afford to start lawsuit, he said. "We have no direct authority In the matter," said Chairman Rosuwater. "We'll take care of It, all tle aine." said Member C. L. Sharp. "When the charter is written we will see that you are protected," declared Member Hurry Huckett. O'Donnell sujd the Wuter board hud rendered him a bill for $1.05 for tbrou months when 40) cubic feet of water was, consumed, und when he consumed one fourth Mint quuntlty of water In a month they charged him 50 cents. "I went to Mr. Heafey and naked for relief," said O'Donnell to the charter committee. "Heafey sent me to Mr. Hunt and Hunt suld I had been reading The Bee. He paid ho wouldn't do any thing for inc. I told him I dldn t have to read The Bee to know when a man wronged me." Pointed Paragraphs. Laziness grows fast and sticks tight. One. touch of fushlon Is apt to make all women freaks. Tho office hunter doesn't pay any at tention to game laws. Trading compliments Is a good deal like swapping green goods. The man who pleases only himself must furnish ull the applause. It's easy to keep In touch with society If you have money to lend,