Till-, I IKK
n v t inn- n vr i mi.
JOHNSON SHUTS OUT
PH1LA MACKMEN
i .
Walter Wins Hurling Duel from
Crowell. Pitching Twenty-Eight
Runless Frames.
Senators score in the second
WAPIIINCTON, tlr-iratcd Phila Mplila
tm'ay, i to i) ( wag a pit' horn' hiittlp
' totwrrn Johnson and t'rowrll. Srif's
flour., a hall. Alnsmith s walk, s
toiihlx steal NVff and Altisnuth and
rdcRrtdf single in the sei-otnl 'nntnjt
pavn tho loc-als thrlr runs. Johnson has
tint allowed a run In the last tfinr.
elpht tnnliiKs he has pitched. SVors :
lHIUADF.l.rillA W ASHINti IMS
AH H i A F
Hurrhr. if.l J fl ni'nnnnllr. rt 4
run, i-r... 4 I S u OK'M.i.r. . . 4 I 2 1
alsh. If . . 4 0 4 ft OStianka. If . . S 0 o
hana. n . 4 1 I l OMilan, rf.... o 2 ft
-tola. 2K..4 I ft J flHnndll, lb... 3 0 "
jilnntt. lb. 4 ft i: l ONfff 5h 4 .1 I 3
'PP. e 4 ft n 1 Alnmlth. c 3 2 1
i -t-f. n : 7 oMrnriv. r. a t 2 4
rnwll. p.. I 1 ft 1 A lohnwm. p.. It A n 2
Driver Killed as Car
Overturns in a Race
SACKAMKNTo. I'nl. Juno Oare-mo
O. King, a vn.M-an driver. .u instantly
killed nnd lvwott. M t.mther-ln-
and miM'I'iinli '.in. was hmVv Injured
ly tho nvrrturning of their ,i it..molue In
a ra-T Ium-p tolav.
King. In soi'nn.l ' a i was tMini: to
pass the Ira. ling ar when )-e lost on
trol r hlo mnehltir and i r.i.h. .1 Intn thr
frnco.
A similar sc iilent o i iirred today in n
racp at San Jrse Itny Taylor s . at l-rt
tho track and pli:ri:pd into a w.i'er t'tnk.
r'aul r.i msN mi . Taylor s tm 'oliniiirinii re
robed intnrlos tli.it Hro rxpcctei to pioo
fatal Several of Taylors ribs were
fractured, but hr will recover
It Hoallj II. r. Ilrllrtr II h.-ii nm Utn.
Sloan's I.iiiinirnt due (jivp almost in
stant reh.'f ,.t him.'- belter f,,r rhn.i.
matisiii. hackai hp and sriatiyn. Onlv '"i
All druKiHts d rrtiseiiient.
The Pee ant Ads Arc rt. n. ,....
cults.
f.Mrm'R. pi 0 ft l ftsmt.
'rrry man. p 0 ft 0 1 ft
I !ler. p 1 1 ft 1 0
Totals.... IS 6 24 11 0 Totala . . J1 T 27 in il
Jlilladelpbia n 0 0 n 0 n 0 i-i
b'a.'hinaton o 2 0 n o 0 o n 1
Two-base bftp- Neff, Alnsmlth. 4Wars
m balls: off rrowsll. :. lilt bv piti hed
' U : Shanks by Crowell. Kopf 'bv John
l'n. Ptriuk out; Fy Crowell. 1; ly John
Ion. T. Kissed balls: Ainsml'h i2i. Iapp.
k'mplres: I) l.ounhltn aiM Ilildebrand.
Wbltr soi Trim Drnnai.
CHTCA(.H, June 2S.-Fplsoh's triple
itlplp with the Lpnes full invc Chirago
I lead whb'h St. Louis could not over
lake and the Inrals won. 4 to 2. P halk
M ened the third with a trtnlo and lllai k
(urne and Frott walked, filling the l.ases
.-elseh then delivered his Mow that sc ored
Ulinself on Weaver's single. Scor-:
PT. in IS. CIllrAlfl
AH II OAK All II ) A K
II otton. If. 4 1 I 0 FVI'h if.. 4 I 1 0
I net In. 3h..3 1 1 .1 OWravsr. an . 4 1 S 2 1
tratt, 2h ...4 1 2 1 IK.Cnlllns. 2h 4 2 4 2 "
WalVer. rf a ft 4 (1 ftFnurnler. lh. 4 I 7 1 l
t Walker, rf 2 ft 0 ft ft.l ("ollln. rf. 4 A 1 n ft
t. lh ... J 1 K 1 ORoth. If 3 1 1 n o
rvan as. .. 1 a ! nsrhaik. c. .. 3 s a .1 n
anew. C....S I 1 nRlai-kbrn. 3I 1 i ft I ft
P 2 ft 0 S 0
Totals V a 27 14 1
. Totals ... M 24 13 1
ft. Ijoula 1 0 A (1 A 0 0 1 A2
rM'BRO n 0 4 0 A A A C 4
Two-base hits: Shotton, Leary. I -a van,
r. Collins. Three-base hits: Fournier.
rhalk, Felsrh. Stolen base: E. Collins.
r.r.rned runs: Chicago. 4; St. Louis. 2.
ntible play: Lfivan to Pratt to Iearv.
fnses on balls: Off Scott. 1; off Louder
n.Mk. !; off Sialer. 1. Hits: Off Louder-
S'llk. 4 In two Innings, none out In the
Ird: off Ferryman, 2 In three Innings;
iff Slsler, 2 in three Innings. Struck out:
fly Scott, 7; by Loudernillk, 1; by PIsler,
I Umpires: Kvans and Chill.
Tlversj Defeat Indiana.
PETROIT. June 2S. Two passes, two
rrrors and four singles In the third in
king gave Detroit six runs and a to 3
Mrtory over Cleveland today. Detroit's
irrors helped tho Indians to two of their
'cores, the other one resulting from
IThHpman's trlplei and an out. Score:
I CLEVBlVANn . IETHOIT.
! AJ1.JI.O.A K AH. H O A E
WshoM. cf . 4 (I 9 ft IVItt. Sh S ft 2 ft 3
im'ond. 2h4 3 ft 1 "Havana'. St). 4 t 2 4 1
Ijjicmian, as 4 1 3 8 OCobb. rf 3 I :t ft ft
kkarni, lb.. 4 1 Id 1 li"ra,wford. rf 4 1 1 ft ft
jailer. If... 4 0 4 0 0V-h, If.... 3 1 1 ft ft
huthw'h. rf 8 0 1 0 0 Burna. lb.... 4 ft ! 1 o
fmhagna Sb 4 0 0 I IHiuiIi. r 3 1 1 3 J
pan. e 4 1 1 0 0PUTuir, o. .. S ft 7 1 ft
SKKrman.. v 1 0 0 1 ft Dana, p.... 3 ft 1 1 o
aritaj3. p.. 3 0 1 1 OCovrlmkla, pO ft 0 0 ft
To4al 85 34 10 1 Tota....2S 5 27 1ft B
tleveland 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
fetrolt 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 8
;Three-base hit: Chapman. Stolen bases:
a'amhagarss, Cobh, Crawford, Hush,
louble plays: Jackaort, unns.-lsted:
tavanag-h to Hums. Hasos on balln: Off
Jause, 1: off Hagerman. 4. Hits: Off
auss, 6 In eeven innings: off Coveiesklo,
rne In two Innings: off Hagerman. 5 In
iu-oe Innings; off Harstad, none in five
ninga. Struck out: By rfcauss. 3; by
.ovplpskio, 2: by Magerman, 1; by Ilar
lad. 1- L'mplrea: Connolly and Wallace.
Divide Poalile-lleader.
BOSTON, June 28. New Tork and Bos
tm divided today's double-hoade.-. the
Isliors winning, 3 to 2, and tho Ked Sox
'to 3. Creeg double and three ulngles
I the second Inning of the first frame
ccounted for all of New York's tn.lies in
lat contest.
In tho second game the Red Sox got
ay to a five-run start as a reault of
fcHale's pitching. eorP, first game:
NEW TURK, DUSTfiN
AB H.O.A.E All U r A K
tn. er 4 2 1 ft ftlloopor. rf ..4 13 0 0
118 0 n. 21 .2ft 1 2 0 '
2 12ft Hn-lsra lib. 1 ft (I I ft I
0 12 2 0 Spwaker. if.. 4 1 b u u .
1 3 0 0 Ualii, If.... 4 1 I 1 ii I
sne, 2h. . . 4
Unamukr. 0 4
rktnmi. aa 4
laui-l, 3b... I
lMi. lb. ... . 3
!. rf 1
artin. II. 4 1 2 0 0 lloblltael, lb 4 1 I 0
v 2 o j invrin. sa. . 3 1 j 2 1
3 3ft 0 Handier. 3b. 4 1 0 1 1
4 3 5 4 0
1 CI I 2 0
. 0 ft ft 0 ft
onto
. ft ft 0 ii 0
. 1 0 0 0 0
.32 f 27 1 1 "j
.ner, p.
3 0 2
3 0Ca.lv
. Stv r p . . .
loula 8. 27 14 0 1 II m. p
M ay a. p . . .
HinrlkMn
l-tHluer ..
Totala 35
r-alted fi r Shore in fifth.
.Batted for Collins in eighth.
(ew York II .1 0 0 0 0 0
uston 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-
Two-base hits: Cree. Janvrln. Feckln
High. Three-base bit: Hooper. Double
lay: Feckinpauuh to Koune to 1'ipp.
tt.w on IihIIs; Off Shore. 1: (V a'ollins.
Mils: off Shore, K in five Innings;
ilf Collins. 1 In three innings; off Mays,
inne in .ine innlnvr. Hit by pltchpil bull:
r'uitrinr. Struck out: By Shore, r by
a m ins r.v Aluvn l- l..- i.' ai.a. o t
ln s: Dincen arid Nntlln. Scor,"si cond
me-
.M5 lurnt BOSTON
AB II c A T. A.B H OAR
th. i f 4 14 0 OHnnpor. rf . . 4 ft ft l ft
la.klnpa. aa 6 1 OH liWiiiwr. 3b.. 2 0 4 3 1
raiael. .Hi... 6 tl 0 1 HHpeaker. rf.. 3 1 1 (I (i
jlllen. lb. . 1 II 1 tILewla. If 4 1 il 1
te. rf I 0 3 ft OHnbliltel, lb 3 1 10 3 ft
artiell It. 3 t 1 0 OJatirrln. ra 3 114 0
(Kina. Sb... 4 0 1 & liiflnlncr. 8b. 8 0 1 2 u
unamakr. il Ii I 1 o 1 hi.inaa. c... 4 1 T I ft
rHuie. p., 0 0 0 0 II (ll. p.... 1 0 110
Ittrell. p. .. 1 ft 0 I OMava a 8 2 ft a ft
... 0 0 ft 0 0
1 1 0 0 0 Tutala JO 7 27 17
1 1 1 0
1 1 0 a o
i!
la u man
flpp ..
"eli. p.
Paler .
Totala... "..II T 24 10 1
hutted tor Cottiell In fourth.
Batted for Baumun In fourth.
Rutted for r'tih in nl.ith.
ow York i 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 (-.
loton 5 0 ( V 1 n o 0 fi
Two-base hits: LewW, Thomas, Hart
Ml, Mays. Stolen twse: Wagner. Dmibln
lay: Jnnvrln to Wagner to Hoblitrel.
Iii-'ps on balls: Off Mr 1 1 ale, 2' off
Ve", 1. "ff i i"h, 1; otf Mays, 2 Hlls
ff McHalc, In one-tl.irtl it iiIiir ; off
iottrell. 1 In two and twothlrd Innings;
If I'leh. 4 in five innings; off Greg 4
I three and two-thirds Innings: off
I'sys, 1 in five and une-thiid IiiiiIiiks.
lit by j.itcli-Ti hall: Nnnnmaker bv
(regg, Cree t.- Mays. Struck out l;y
freiig. 3; by Mays, i I'mpires; Nallin
Jid IMneen.
. & 0. MAKING BUSINESS
OF ITS SPECIAL "TRAINS
Into Chicago to attend the convention
f Ad clubs, the Baltimore & Ohio road
endled the delegations from Washing
on, Baltimore, Richmond, Plttahurgh
tid Philadelphia on two Bpeclnl traJn".
he movement 'being looked after by
nillsm K. IxjWeb. assistant general
iPasengcr aent. One of the trains rai
led tho I'oor Richard club of 1'hiU
flphla. Both trains readied Chlcaiio on
rhedulo time and speaking uf tlie ioud'
oethod of handling passengers, in Chl
Ho, Mr. IxiWes said.
letting down to every day huainesa.
DO Baltimore ,v- Ohio niav U- aM to be
unnlnir speilal trains Iron) Chicago to
n sat and from the east to Chicago
; very day. Our Inter-Mute sp"cia! the
mited 'ruin having Cht-auo every morn
let at 10 45 o'clock for ashlngton and
lew Yim. tvow run- ..n a two hour
aster schedule than befoie and Is carrv.
ig a eotistimtly increasing nunii.er of
asseng.rs Mor peopl- t'ian eer ii'
vakenlng to the real enic beauties
ffred In a trip ent as well n to t .
olendid train service,, both In the pas
tnger cars and I'uiimans and In the
Inera on th Baltimore & OhiQ.
ENGLISH ACCEPTS
RECREATION JOB
Chicago Man is to Supervise Public
Recreation in Omaha After
First of July.
MONEY SET ASIDE FOR WORK
('. H. KnRlisli, supervisor of tlit
Palmer Park recreation system In
rhlenno, rocoiniiietnltMl by the
Kecreation board for the position of
superintendent of public recreation
in this city, has been confirmed by
the city council at a salary of j;.5i0
a year, besinninR July t, and has
accepted.
Mr. KiiRlish returned to Chicago
last evenliiK and will boKin his new
work hre next week.
Commissioner rtut'.er otfu asumst the
ensagement of Mr. Knull.ih. wit'i toe r
I'lniui'loti thai ; . otM'osi d btiugtnt: lorn
to Oninlm. but. on the contra' . "tn ih i
j nuui are In 'b-tnand iscwIlt
e Monfl 4lile,
Meinbets of the Keireaimn board hi
pearcd before tlie city conn. II in c. ir.tnil
tee of the whole Speaking for the I .on id.
.1 mice I ost.T tol l the i onitoiyi.uii i . bU
''O.irl bit I re.'lched the point nberc il
mis nc i ksji i to recele from ti e . oun.'tl
t ili lit. tc .l i'. in. til I. vnrilini: thr t in. Is
"II 11 voul.l he avill'abli. tor tc.tcattou
puriioses for the balance of tlil yi .it
This matter was dip.cd "f 'v setting
i ssldo .'." for the .'1fnr. bo.-ird. which
ion will be forme I. and iiKiceiug thai
i;.i'. the bal.inn- of the recreation find.
I sha I be at the illstoval of the I!., reation
I board, s'lb.tect to spptoval o," the .oun. il
The veertat'on board and it- upetm- j
ti n. lent rcnti'MUit the he kiimiiiik of a hi ti
ernl sy.teni cf s..ier ised pc.bli. recrea I
tioi, for iitenier Omaha. Mr liiiKlisli is
not rea.l to outline a pohr . hut sin.c
list Saturday he has studied tin local j
situation and feels that he has interest-
' mi; work In prospci t I
i One of the features of this new de
iiartmint will be the use of ac.mt lots
for recrea t toi lal and other put poses It
is i mm, I..I that in s une msian.es the
u.-p of tra. ts ot' lands tua.v be sc. urcd
for an cut lie eason. or een Inmi.r f,,t
m gl l.ihoo. plni:iounds The lb re i .
II. Ul hoard is lefidy to receive of'era of
lots or tracts of rio.. tu for phi ground
use The la. authorizing the . reation
of tins hoat.l also ieinuts pilxate suh
. tlptlons ! f like tn pub'.lc t e.'i eat tonal
a. 1 1 ltn s.
u, a tillti mletil ele. t l llth-h. Ill the
o,il.-e of lone. Will int. ret himself in
in lull'. oh oi i:a hit 1 1 ion j. v.i.len ilnbs
and ell i f aided lent It. - ,.f the lecre.l
tlon.ll sch, toe.
I'l'on liis r. tutn fiom t'i, ag. . M ling
hsh will a.-si tne .haiKi' or th- plav
Krounds tn the parks, tuuul. pH I each
and niun'cit.ai f , ,s. He will haw ),aid
and ohiiil. '.i ak.-isiants for supcti...n
of tie phitvroi.nds. athletic fields .ml
sw Imtniiig pools
ludi;.. I'osti t i f the Cecresliot, boat. I
also is a met :her of the Ihiat l o, i:lu.a
lion, wht.-h Miuation. it is helieved. will
wolk out in f l.i of the t ill-Ill' s, l,oo
so, lal centers I'niil ua 1 1 y being melted
into the luibli, ei realionnl avstem Mr
Kntllsh I- In strong sMltrathy with lh"
W lb r US'- of (he school-
WHALES WIN FROM
TOPS ON FANS' DAY
Chicago Wins. Ten to Five, by Bat
ting Three Hurlers
Hard.
ADMISSION TO THE GAME FREE
!i;i " l I.Y V. June This nil- fans'
111 Hi the re,)eial league game I -e to.
day. admission to the game wiih ('Li. s.
I i .tig ir. c. i 'hi. ago won. 1" to b bat-tnu-
three ptt.heis I. aid in the last thtee
tut Inns a'ter Urooklyn had gun..! ti e
had A Wilson fade a home riu -t. the
fii. I h Si ot e l; 1 1 I"
Ci.b ago " u i .' 4 I .; I" I J ;:
hii'.'khn n .' ft ii l i ii e
I'attenes rrenderttast Hendl IV
l is. tier. W ll-on. Marlon. I'.
1 1' 1 1 Ing a nd imon
lleliels llefeat nnttal.i
I'.l n'AI n N V , June Jv - I'lttshlll cl
t nk til
'lorn I: iffalo to
.. , fi, . ..al I, W. ...
it-burgh I0 ft 1 ft ft l . n .1
Buffalo's errots
K ii. h.
lo'ttiilo . il I 2 I ft O 0 0 i r, 9 4
I i.t'eri. s Harget. I'.ocge and O'Con
nor. Si lull. Iiedient Marshall, Krapi snd
. II. ., VI. ,.l .....
I rrrh'ra Trim Trrpa.
I ' 1 .Tl Mi 'U I ', June -St l,ouls took
todavs name frotn Baltimore, 7 to s
Hornets bv Tobln of St. Louis snd Hslsh
oi Kallitnore nit,, features. Score:
R II K.
s U.uis .' ii o ft l i ft. - ; i i
Liiltlinoie ii ' n ii n 2 2 0 - ii S 4
Han. ties linvcnport, Ornnm snd llarl
b .-''ing-. Itailey and J.ieklltsch.
Harry Grant Pushed
Out of Fourth Place
i 'I I h - V ii i, June -Harry Orant. w ho
iftaldished a non stop re.-ird by dining
ti n 'I mile ib tlo- vesterdav wllhout a
fii'l'. was crov. le.l nut of fourth i'Ihi e
toil. iv. when i!ie offii lal 1 1 trie whs made
public. Larle Cooper. who had been
il. dlte.l wilh fifth place in the f ip. re
ports, took fourth, his official tints helm-
"vl". in Orant. who holds fifth p's e,
f. : 11. The official time for Resti, the
Inner, w as S 07 rs
4
a ml
Vilson,
Y7 Y?"
MAKES
GOOD
The Omaha manufacturer is desirous
of securing your patronage of his pro-
KEEP THIS LIST FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE
n,r; mani facti linns
BtMISOMAHA BIO CO., 11th and
Jackson Bts., Dourls 1109.
llt)II.KK MAKKKS
DRAKE-WItLIAMS-KOUITT CO.. 83d
nd Hickory, Douglas 1043.
HOTTI.KIIS
OMAHA BOTTtfltQ CO., 61S So. 11th
St., Douglas 1100.
BLOOP-SHEMT BOTTLIHO CO., 1508
Wsbster St., Douglas 738a.
1JOXKS l'A('KIU
OMAHA BOX CO., East Omaha. Wtb.
tar 413.
EOOEESB-OTLTHO CO., (Omaha ribr
& Oorrugstea Box Co.), 15tn and
Isavenworth. Doula 1139,
liKKWKKS
STORB BREWIiro CO., 1819 Bharmaa
Ave, Wsbstar 381.
METB B&EWUO CO., 6th and I.avn-
worth, Donirlaa 1498.
FRED XRUO BalWIBO CO.. Xruj
Avsnu and Boulevard, Tyler 430.
.TETTER BRBWUTO CO., 30th nd. T
Bts. (South 8).
WILLOW BFRIlfOS BREWZHO CO., 3d
and Hickory Sts.. Douglas 1306.
imiCK MAM KACTIRKK8
HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK CO., 1308
W. O. W. Bldff., Douglas 909.
Bl'TCHKIlS' and TACliKIW TOOLS
C. B. LIVER fc CO.. 1510 CasltOl Av,
Douglas 819.
CKMKNT BLOCK MAXrFACTl'KKUS
OMAHA CONCRETE 8TOHE CO., H.
W. Cor. aath Avs. and Bahlsr. Wsb
ster 880.
t'OXFECTIOXEKV
D. 3. O'BRIEN CO.. 801-11 SoufUa St.,
Doug-las 833.
OEOELE k DIKNIWO CO, 1816-19
Jonas St., Doug-las 806.
(.OI CHES AM) MATTRESSES
duct IF after a reasonable trial
makes good with you.
He can make it worth while to Oma
ha people individually and collectively
to give his goods reasonable prefer
ence, for he employs thousands of work
ers, pays more taxes as his business in
creases and contributes to Omaha's gen
eral prosperity.
So, if his products makes good with
you-buy it.
It
OMAHA
aaJMaaJaaaiv
L. O. SOUP CO.,
Douglas 1600.
1301 Nicholas u
COFFEE, TEA AXI) SPICES
FARMER-OLSON CO.. 118 So. 11th St
Douglas 8336.
GERMAN-AMERICAN COFFEE CO.,
1117-19 Dodg St., Douglas 7196.
CKACKEIt MAM FACTl REKS
ITEN BISCUIT CO.. Capitol At., 18th
to 13th Sts., Douglas 8133.
CREAM EH V COM FAMES
FAIRMONT CREAMERY CO., 13th and
Jones Sts., Douglas 1401.
WATERLOO CREAMERT CO., 1617
lioward St., Douglas 1409.
COMMISSION-, riUllllCE, ETC,
XIRCHBRAUN A SON, INC., 1309-11
Howard bt Douglas 434.
DISTILLERS
ILER fc CO.
TILLERY,
las 934.
WILLOW BP REN OS DIS.
831-3 Howard fet.. Doug-
ELECTRIC COMI'AXIES
OMAHA ELECTRIC LICrHT ar. FOWER
CO.. U. F. Blue, Doolas 1063.
ELECTRICAL SI FI'LIES A.M
LI(HTlX(i FIXTl RES
BUROESB-ORANDEN Co., 1511 How.
ard bt.. Tyler 6al.
LXGRAVERS ELECTROTVPERS
BAKER BROS. ENCRAVINQ CO., 1313
Howard St., Douglas 84338.
ENVELOPE MAN I FAtTFRFRS
BURXLET ENVELOPE CO., 417 So.
18th St.. Douglas 691.
FIXTURES
OMAHA FIXTURE fe 8UFFLT CO-
414-16-18 Lo. 13th St., SougUs 3734.
HAHR MILLS
UFDIXE MILLIVa CO.,
Ave., Webster 68.
161 Stasrmaa
FCRN'ACES
STANDARD FURNACE fe SUFTLT
CO., 411.13 So. 10th St., Dougla &087.
(Nesblt all cast and Welz all steal
Furnaces.)
-.J
REFRIGERATION
A Timely Subject
There is a manuf aturer in Omaha who not only does a large domestic busi
ness, but is a big- exporter as well.
He makes Ice Making and Refrigerating Machinery and installs Refrigera
tion Plants,
It may be astonishing to know that this line of business can be extended so
widely, but this concern possesses improved features and patents; they use better
grade material in the manufacture of their machines; their mechanics are experts,
highly paid; and they give the utmost attention to laying out and installing
their plants
Confectioners, ice cream makers, creameries, groceries, butchers, hotels,
cafes, etc., etc., of Omaha, here is a manufacturer you can patronize and secure
equipment which stands the very highest in the United States!
Another instance is this of "Omaha -Made," standing for standard quality
and reasonable prices.
BAKER ICE MACHINE CO.
16th and Nicholas Sts.
I MAOl IN
IomahaX
"TIT "
I MAOC IN A
omahaX
u.. a.
KEEP THIS LIST FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE
mi (iiNins
NATIONAL FUR ft TAKWIHO CO-
193S Bo. 13th St.. Tyler 180.
UAH COMPANIES
OMAHA OAS CO., 1509 Howard ait
Douglas 605,
ICE HEALERS
FEOFLE'S ICE ft OOLD STORAOB OO ,
1334 Chicago St.. Douglas 60.
OMAHA ICE ft COLD STORAGE CO.,
MoCague Blk., 15th and Dodge Bts.,
Doug-las 459.
ICE MACHINES
BAKER ICE MACHINE CO., 19th and
Nicholas Sts., Douglas 1861.
LAI NlUllES
NONPAREIL LAUNDRY Co., 1708 Tin
ton St., Douglas 8660.
KIMBALL LAUNDRT CO.. 1607.09-11
Jackson St., Douglas 919.
PURITAN LAUNDRY, 8806-13 Famam
St., Harney 1771.
LEAH WORKS
LAWRENCE SHOT ft LEAD CO., Fac
tory South Omaha, Douglas 1685.
LOIKJE Si PPLIES
ruiOE SUPPLY CO., 1111 Faxnam It.
Douglas 4160.
MACARONI
SKINNER MANUFAOTURIHO CO..
14th and Jackson Bts., Tyler 1636.
MONFMENTS
BLOOM ft CO.. 1708 Cuming St..
Douglas 676.
OILS
L. . NICHOLAS OIL CO.. 304 BalrU
Bldg., Douglas 388.
PACKING IIOl'SE PROIlFCTS
SWIFT AND COMPANY, South Omaha.
South 8380.
ARMOUR ft CO., South Omaha. Boats
IV 40.
MIRRORS anil ART (.LASH WINDOWS
MIDLAND OLA SB ft FAINT CO., 11th
and Howard, Douglas 791,
PLAMXO MILL
BANKERS REALTY INVESTMENT
CO., Oround Floor Bee Bldg., Doug,
las 8936.
PRINTERS HOOK AXU JOU
OMAHA PRINTING) CO., 13th and Far.
nam, Douglas 346.
COREY ft MoKSNZIB, 1407 Harney St-
Doug-las 3644.
SADDLERY
J. H. HANXY ft CO.. 313-17 South 13tb
St., Douglas 689.
bTAKCH MAXIFAOTIRERS
DEFIANCB STARCH CO., 8560 Cumin I
St.. Douglas 1T0.
SERIM MAXLFACTIRE1W
O. K. SERUM CO.. 3839 L St., South
Omaha, South 483.
AXTELL SERUM CO.. South Omaha,
South 833.
OMAHA SERUM CO., 401 Ho. 33d Bt..
South Omaha, South 8868.
DRAIN BELT SUPPLY CO.. Lobby It.
cbangs Bldg., South Omaha, So. 3964.
TANKS, ( I EVERTS, GRAIN BINS.
AND OIL DRl MS
NEBRASKA ft IOWA STEEL TANK
CO., 1301 Syruoe Bt., Webster 876.
TENTS AND AWNINOS
SCOTT-OMAHA TENT AND AWNTNO
CO., 11th and Harnsy Sts., Doug. 688.
I 'HA VATS, BELTS. IM'RSES, POCKET
BOOKS and HI SPENDERS
SMITH, LOCXWOOD MFO. CO.. 8383
South 13th St., Douglas 6351.
TIN CAN'S AND SHEET METAL
OORDON LAWLESS CO.. Bth sad
Dodge Sts., Douglas 668.
WOOD WORKS
OMAHA WOOD WORKIHa CO.. 1601
Marcy St., Douglas 8846.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
FAXTON ft GALLAGHER. 701-11 South
10th St., Douglas 888.
WIXDOW SHADE MANTFACTL'UERS
MID-WEST SHADE FACTORY. 4014
Hamilton St.. Walnut 3191.
Omaha Manufacturers Deserve Omaha Patronage
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