Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1909, Page 7

____ OFFERED FOR SALE T Mincellancuns—Continued. SACRIFICE SALE OF GOODS FROM THE arbach Auto & L Vehicle Co. Two wafes. lz flat ‘ttm 4"":. of i X d‘:l‘-' ote, Automobile suj au cabinsts, rfl g top, tomobile motor, DIAGK ariils, vices, an- Vila, tools, Bulleys, Belts, wood- ‘working , wagons of all kinds, one 0-.- closed ci arriage. This stock was recently taken over by A Murph y & Son being #old by them at 13th and Howard. (16)—M4os Ayments Dyrig: El EC!“RIC PIANOS, OSTEOPATHY ! 8., 418 N. Y. L. Tel. D.1664 OHNSON INI ‘el Pt 160. dor fer, TS o e Bldg. (5 —610 , over 10 Farnam. Doug. 6370. Dr. Bowser, , i IR T Dr. Katheryn Nickolas, 808 N. Y. PATENTS oy "‘-E',A'L'EMLR sALE (Continuea.) ~We Want \flnno s That’s the Reason We will sell you—2602 8. 3th Ave.—a good HOME of § rooms—S$i,400. 3226 N, %th—7 rooms, barn and city water, a _COBY HOME-—$1,80. Bix rooms and reception hall, hot water heat, lot J0x105—$4, Four-room house. lots mm hovse, enal house, etc.—8§1,30. And then we have the cutest, ger &r m bungalow balance $28 per_month. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Sulte: @4 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 1900, Omaha, Neb. Open evenings. (19)—M428 30 modern, chicken most swaj BEAUTIFUL HOME BARGAINS Wight rooms, modern_oak finish, full two stories, large commodiols room! egant ar- cnt and finjsh; bullt for a bome | : oAl eas ron! n Anscom rk, vk Ave, This property must be “old by Wth cloe will sell it, .' 10l oftered ‘tor 31, [oxs than is sciul value; part cash will handle it NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, 682 Brandeis Bldg.. Omahm Ncb. FOR SALE—Cheap, by owner, fiew 6-room cottage, modern except heat. 2716 Sprague 8t. Reason for selling—owner wants to leave city. (19)—-M282 30x D. 0. BARNELL, Paxton Blk. Tel. M T TENTS T PROTECT. bo.kl Pf‘ol‘ Invlfl:r‘.:ulltd on rec.lpl of ¢ post- . B. mvml 2-31 p'.':ui‘ Sl Washington D, ¢ Eains ilshed 1969, PERSONA O ———— R Gl ———— OMAHA Stammerers’ Ins, m&lflfi 24-hand. 1518 Farnam. A8)—646. ATION peryres “c"no'mfn“‘;'u et ‘.fim ¥ou, 80 ot e '"c:fi' “phoi :“"“3"::'-“ Fi (0 poor, _und. wagon Wil eail. rfl KGGE! private tonllnmtnt home. DJI‘ Marths 8t. Tel. Douglas 6230. confineme 'Goo Bamaritan San: PRIVATE C.unllfl.l Bluffs, home Hnt "‘.&'"u;.‘“!’l‘ First. Ave.. 2. S ot PRI e MAGNETIC i ™'y 120 8. MASSAGE mm vx:::urv.“ urth M2 A1L HALL'S safes, new, .t VAPOR BATHS fes L dor 1es Ifld gentle- men. If you want w rid of your rheumatism, lumb: hue- and other chronie aliments, t‘ vapor baths IM massage treatments ‘ot 'Dr. "and Mrs. R. B Benda. We also give face and scalp treat- ments. We get resuits. Paxton Blk. Tel. Douglas 190 (18)—839 A9 YOUNG WOI strange; omen’ Farnam to_sultabie Asaisted. A In'“.fl h‘ 'h to Omaha a8 visit the You! tion rooms, 151 4 '|II bo fl !.ld npr-uxml the association ts traing at the Unlon sta- uon as travelers’ ald. 8)—268 YllNfl-- m WKW D'S ANTI - TUBRBRCULOSIS NDM BAR for men and women, pure unadulf ed wool, In brlnu. nlry rooms under the supervision Dr. Pratt, (g.- per. garment. Manu- lulurlfl by orge Rockwood & Co ‘Bennington, Vt. (18)—M34 9% MOTHER—Thtes [ makes It easy, 1 know where to g0, 1 am gone—don't worry. It approachied I can and will square every- ? L SEPIt word; don't try to wo! 't lose hear t and 1 won't. (18)—870 21 ‘mail; c:l Dl"‘ o g R gy iyew Co., Omaha. POULTRY AND EGGS OTTUMWA Poultry Yards—Light Brahmds won 7 prethiums at the state fair. Btock for sals, old and young. R. T. Cameron, Ollllm'l ia (u)—“l“u WHITE ROCKE-Eggs from pe $1.50 'or fifteen eggs. A toon: (11)—M257 9x 'ONI varl blue ribbon Srpimgton "3‘ Humboidt, Neg oo Orpington Yards. Hum x. U ¢34 —'llul 8x WGGE—From two fine Rocks of k.rel lllll.l ing 9 an \6. 32 side pens, 38 e, Alnsvorth. SALE—Indian Runner ducks and cg: '?l':. ‘Derrick, Battle Creek, Neb. Q M162 8x VOR_SALE_Rose Comb Brown Leghorn cockerels. Write for pricés. F. Bowman. Toute 8, ‘Eldora, la. (11)—M580 Adx v hity n 8 $6 per 100, at Mand. e e e Fiorence 1. ! (1) M78A0 mou tor sale. . N eockarsls Bggs_from out l _R. L. RED Pen eggs, 3150 per 15, 8 per 100; trom bens nornn” 90 to 83 range §1 per 15, $ per 100. J. W, Abraham, Valley, Neb. a1)—M243 SILVER LATED W lndmlo cockerels, cholce stock, scored ducks. Mrs. F. R. McLaughlin, Manning, 1 (11)—MBST Adx RVE PTG . Job printing and calen- ‘n-. 16th & Cap. Ave Phone lnd‘A -2620. $)-007_ REAL ESTATE d unscored; Pekin A SNAP 8-ROOM MODERN HOME Plastered Attle, Two blocks from 24th St. car, South front. Lot 50x168, paved street, 270 Poppleton Ave. Inquire at 2006 Poppleton Ave. (19)—288 29 'DEAD EASY 35th near Martha, 10t 50x183 feet, east front, 6 large rooms. pantry, closets and bath downstairs; two more can be finished tairs; good furnace, fine plumbing, com- bination’ light fixtures; all rooms hand- somely decorated; window shades, front and back vestibule; Yale locks, stone walks to be laid and yard sodded. Block from school, three blocks to car. In Creighton's First Addition Price, $3,20; $100 cash; $1800 5 years 8 per cent semi-annual interest; balance $30 per_month. 111 Board Trade Bldg., 16th and Farnam Sts. | D. V. Sholes Co, Telephone, Doug. 0; Ind., A-2049. an-1ss A _NICE little home place, very complete and desirable, requiring about cash, balance, $1,600; building and loan; pay- ments; Clifton HIll, two blocks from car. Address owner soon. Full lot, barn, shade, fruit trees; no commigsion in- volved; immediate possesion, owner leav- ing the city; will give a bargain. Stoves, range, heatlng and gas stoves, also pianc and some furniture for sale. Address J-248, Bee. (19)—DM468 3 $2,30—Corner_lot, :m- and A St South Omaba, rable. § 00Ty 30nTED. Min and Grover. GALLAGHER & NELSON, 0 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha. (19)— M489 31 $1,00-5 rooms, lot %x137, frult, one block from car. Doug. ¥82. (19)—MS 31 | you ever saw at $2,650 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, "A.- AND EA&(EST&O FOR SALE (Continued.) Neorth Dakota. HAVE a very attractive proposition for rien who can procure buyers for farm lcnds fn the best locality in the north- west. H. N. Tucker Co., Courtenay, N. D. (20)—Mios 31 TRUCK FARMING It is very profitable and requires little capital to start. We have just divided into 10-acre tracts a half section of | IRRIGATED LAND that is already subdued, ready for vour firat crop. Will ralse anything that can be :llned anywhere, but is especially suitable or ' SUGAR BEETS Three acres of celery brought one man $700 last vear. and potatoes yield up to %0 bushols per acre, other crops accord- ingly. WAGE EARNERS be independent, buy a piece of this land and move onto it; lots healthler and more profitable than working In the city, and just the place to bring up the children, Our land is located in the famous NORTH PLATTE VALLEY “Where the cro d on BASY Bxcursion Tuesday, March $0. or telephone pays for the land." TERMS, , write PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., First Floor, N. Y. Life Bldg. ‘Phones Doug. 1781; Omaha, Neb. Ind. A-118. (0)—~M447 2 a of hay land, 180 acres farm land, balance pasture, nearly all fenced; good well, but no bulidings. School house near; | sldetrack close. Price $15 per acre, part on time. We have many other bargains. $0-acre farm, well improved, near Grand Island, 36,400 For particulars, write Diil & Huston, Grand Island, Neb. (30)—-M242 9x FARMS 88 to ¥ per acre. Write for our ne Hst. Bemis, Bran 5 (20)- Mch3i CHOICE Oklahoma farm for sal §-room house, barn, crib, gran in cultivation, ™ orchard; 7 mfles from raflroad town; e, $5 peracre; one-half chah, Hme on bar: | nce. Write Bwope & Cov, Buitwater, Oki. (20)—M728 Asx South Dakets. BUY SOUTH DAKOTA LAND. Buy in the Kadoka vicinity, in Stanley county, where the rich soll grows gcod corn, small grain, alfalfa and timothy and clover, plenty of water easily ob- tained, free from rock. Come buy while it's witnin reach, from 38 to $20 r acre. We also have gilt edge first arm mortgages for sale. can net you | from 6 per cent to § per cent Interest. nts wanted. For description write to F. E. Reldinger Land Agency, Kadoka, Stanley Co., Bouth Dakota. (20)--MB588 Adx LIST your property with Chris Boyer, 224 cumnn’. et new N1 VE., m, permanent walks m cnr. ‘modern, onl‘ Thot New York Ll!. Blfl FOR SAuh—\ehr ska's o choicest corn and alfalfa lands. Write for price list of bar- gains. L. Nider, Fairbury, Neb. (11)—~M235 ox CLOSE IN flat location, south and east front, full lot, only 12’ blocks from the Boston store, $2,000. 1. CONNER, owner, 331 Board of Trade Bldg. (19)—Md469 7 FOR SALE—8ub lot & o(’ lat 7, Cl{l!ol ade also e 44 ft. lot 3, blool cmo-n offer. Sirilla C. Jo_. - " Ave., Hollywood Sta., lM(lAnldcl, Cal. 621 Ad REAI. EfiTATI. WNS and inm insurance— List your property with us for sale or hange. Walnut and Orchard Hills v Co., 4010 Hamliton 8t. 'Phones n (19166 Norfolk, Nnb 10-room contrally located for ‘boarding be sold by April 10; will consid r any reasonable offer. Address Mrs. H. Murray. Grand Island, Neb, M98 31 | modern, lot | and Caldwell m 008 rooms. modern except furnace, lot 40x110, 25th and Spencer Sts. 3,806 roonu“dmndem except rurn-a-. lot SALBE-At | 32,8005 _rooms. modern_exce) furnl ! i i, Tith and Doreas sta o 1t | GALLAGHER & NELSON, | 40 Brandels Bidg., Oman BARGAIN—$-room house ou_Ohio, to %th Bt rents Owner non-resident; “close for §300 per year must sell at once. 0. M it taken at once will accept, 82, J. KENNARD & Co.. 310 Brown Blk. (19)—M3s4 4,500 acres 24 miles of rallroad station. lnrn part is finest valley land, best of | lots of hay. well watered. lots of land is worth crop will pa: ‘/ for land. land you will $16.60 per acre. Easy t 5,000 acres well |mpmvd, moo per acre. 1,040 ncres, 3 sets of improvements, $3 per 8, well improved, $20.00 per acre. many other bargains. Write or see GLOBE LAND AND INV. CO., OMAHA. (20)—M492 3 | | FOR BALE-10 acres lrull and v'll(lhll frrigated llna near kane, Was! sacrifice. rite H. lm".h Col ‘Tabor, ll. 80)—] STOCK RANCH. 2,200 acres; 150 irrigated, balance pasture; all enclosed; good 1l-rocm house, with hot snd cold water, good horse and cattie barns and other outbuildings, eto.; con- rected with teiephone and situated 2 miles south of Douglas, Wyo. Price re sonable: part cash. balance on easy term GEO. L. FOXTON, Douglas, Wyo. (20)~M277 3 R RENT—Several choice improved farms in Atchinson county, Missouri; Harrison and Clay countles, fowa, and’ Chippewa Sounty, Minnesota, for one-tnird of orop. or will furnish seed and take half. Mulhall, Stoux Cit; (20)—~M147 1x REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GREAT LAND SNAP. 160-acre farm, all smooth; deep, black soll, no better anywhere; about thirty miles from Aberdeen, the largest city in South Dakota. Price only $16.80 per acre. Good terms; owner is compelled to sell this at once. N A NORR. 518 Broadway Counctl Blutfs. (20)—MBIT 28 REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND VOR SALS REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Est. 1856; 1710 Farnam St REED ABSTRACT CO. service; get our pric RIAL II'I’ATE TITLE-TRUST X 0 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, Pm’ldfzill a9) N. Y. L (19)—649 BENJAMIN R. E. CO.. 477 Brindels Bldg. ad—w0 PAYNE INV. CO. first floor. ARLING & DARLING. " Brlndoll Bldg. Phone Duu‘ 6034 1996 €D. JOHNBON & CO., 1614 FARNAM ST. (8)-M79 M3 Ol‘l" FROPERTY FPOR SALR. SUBURBAN SITE Beautiful, high and sightly: located lorence overlooking surrounding country, purchased this ac 6. 10 acres; § minutes’ oar; :‘u ved roads on two sides; nity, at 38,600, BEMIS, Brandels Blig ul:»um ” g;oa exceptional house, 3 large lots, | 11" owner moving . or A- 488 " FOR SALE? buyers and will i prompt | in for suburban walk from orade. FARM AND "UXT LAND. Denver-Greeley dl‘l‘l..flct. lmhr drr armif and Bidg.. Omaba (0—as7 NORTH Dickinson county land, fine homes, §00d_investments, seliing fast, advancing nvldly come mn. ot & good bcrnln. Write hester, Kan. (20)—MB64 31x Towa. FOR SALE-A farm of 3% acres, two and one-half miles from Osceola, the county seat of Clarke county, lowa. 110 acres in cultivation, balance in biue grass pas- ture. Small orchard, and a number of shade trees around the house. Good housc and barn, and shedding for & hundred head of cattle, and hogs, wood shed and house. Farm well watered with wells and_living stream. Price $70 per acre. or $2.400, .40 cash down and balance in four years, Interest pavable annually; 5 per cent on §12,000, and 6 per cent on °,l with option to pay 00 or §1.000 at any ~interest date ter one . ye Also have other bargains. “Send for list 3 Karr & Karr, Osceola, la. FOR SALE—The Murray property on the shore of 10th Crow Wing lake, contain- ing 50 acres, 8 acres under ocultlyation, § acres ready for plow: large 6-room house, finished: exterior in steel, house all complete. Fine mineral springs on property. Address John Murray, Akeley, Minn. (30)—M4ST 29% few days' trial is ! us or telephone you. im2 A 215 A9—Mew 2 Al §00d furms that 1 can give good trades on. Write for my complete list, mentio: this _paper. Wailer Nelson, Clyde, Kan. ()M § mw‘.fi.m g wrranta W, (I)-‘ { WANTEDCity loans. Peters Trust Co. ANTED—City e T Ty LOWEST RATES—-Bemls, Bl‘nd‘w romptly. ¥. D. Wi 18th u.zl Farnam. (32)—666 LOANS WANTED It you need a reasonable loan on well im- roved Omaha real ollllfl. 1 _can en r your lppllcltlon. at § or 53 per cent interest, according to location or grade of roperty; no Belay, and privilege s m.. fr prepayment before muum{d bernsen, 208 Old Boston Store B (&)—M478 A1 #i TO £10,000 ‘Wead Bldg.. SECOND MORTGAG! Apply Hou- Qi-18 m Nll'l Blllk II‘.. ‘phone Douglas I8 (32)—664. IvVE ’-l C“T MONEY o= l“p Room 1, lh' York Life L —an PRIVATE mo! to loan. J. H. Sherwood. €6 Brandels - PAYNE BOS Private money; CK & CO. N. Y. Life 2 i te 0 86,000 ow I8 Y to loan on improved Omaha proj M'm.'l’alwnlt. Good 6% Farm Mortgages Always on hand and for sale fin amounts from $300 to $3,000. BENSON & MYERS, 412 N. Y. Life Blag (2)—M¥» ¥ 8% TO %5000 on homes in Omahs. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., A D ‘"u‘ “state Co., 2081 N. Y. Life Doug | nd Ji | North Platte MA REAL ESTATE LOANS (Coutinued.) no delay (22)—M4S§ wW.H mofléz ;‘M Ill'l ll'n Blag lowest rates, 1604 Farnam. __REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED TO BUY. IF you MUST sell, list with us. We cannot sell lllylhlnl unless st squeess prices. ND & LAII Il& Olnlhl "Neb. uu (%) -Mm 4OT WANTED—! Ha ash for a good lot, itabie. o build on. Give location and orice. Owner only need lvp Addms 318, care Bee. )—M473 2 SPOT CASH For neat home, cottage or building woll located, must be very chea) own-r only. 'Phone D. D 1], care of Bee. 1 WANT to buy § to 7 location. Must be re;lnnlble Answer ok, Siving ‘location and_ price asked. s 1 216, Bee. M l “AVT ta h\ly the Nll colll‘e Ill‘l)l) or Give_location -ml rice. care Bee. (23) » WA mu‘N lot; FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs: Thermostats and other h: new furnaces and hot wat heating. Omana_Stove Repair 1208-108 Douglas St. 'Phones: Ind. A-§821; Bell, Douglas 0. —6T4 'WANTED—TO BUY HIGHEST pric carpets, cloth for secondhand furniture, and shoes. Tel. AUCTIONEBRING_The nmna auctioneer r Vai lll .nd Nel 6“ Pelt, hu Bldg. Phonl lnd‘ Aun. (26)—614 A11 WANTED—To buy Iarge numbers of Ho- uab raising; also pure mer pigeons for white Homers. Write describing what you have, quoting lowest price. Dean Swift Poultry Co., Des Moines, Ta. (25)—M938 29 WANTED—To buy l‘nlon Pacific raiiroad land contracts. P. O. x 404, Omaha. 2%)-M1% Six WILL pay good price for house to move. J. H. Parrotte, Board of Trade. (35)—-M483 4 : of -wck Tin H-pny Hollow club. K 216, Bee. M476 WANTED—SITUATIONS FIRST CLASS family w finished; lowest rates: ster 3184, hing, rough or guaranteed. Web- (37)—M 268 30x PHARMACIST registered In Nebraska, de- sires position outside of Omaha; German settlement preferred; can furnish good reforences. Address ¥ 246, care Bes. (I)--M411 30x WANTED—By capable youn 800d references position aw glerk in city or out of town. Address 5 28 Bee. Ehsad o POSITION wanted: draftsman wants a po- sition “with architect or engineer. Can begin at once. Address C M8 care Bes. (27)—M269 30x man_ with ___GOVERNMENT NOTICES OF'F‘I E OP‘ LONSTRLCTING QLARTE.R master, Cheyenne, Wyo., March.24 Sealed prugol 8 in lrlpl rcelved at this office untl tain time, Saturday, Apri time they will be opened in pablic, for fur- nishing all labor and materisd required in lighting system at Fort D. A. Russe including the following Items: ructing primary, secondary, service, transmission and street light line: ing and installing cut-outs and street lamp brmkeu d installing transformers, re- moving and remodeling old Ilne 2 l‘u lllh switchboarde and apoee station. 3. Fummmnc al transformers. 4. Installing. Interfor conduit | wiring and arc lamps for electric lighting cavalry drill hall Construction of a building for tra tation, all in accordance with plans and specifications prepared in the office of the quartermaster general, Udited States army. Plans and Fpecifications are on file in this office and in the office of chief quartermaster, De- partment of the Missour, chief quartermaster, Department of Fado, Denver, Colo.; chief qudrtermaster, Department of the ' Lakes, Chic 1l depot quartermaster, St. Louls, quartermaster, Fort Leavenworth, " The government reserves the right to a cept or reject any or ail bids or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed ‘Proposals for Re- modeling Electric, Light ‘Systom at Fort D. A. Russell, Wvo. and addressed to Cap- tain V. K. Hart, Fifteenth infantry, act- ing quartermaster, United States army, in charge of construction, room 8, Keefe hall, Cheyenne, Wyo. M25-87-20-30A20-28 OFFICE CONSTRUCTING ‘QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, March 28, 1900. 'Sealed proposals in triplicate will be recelved here until 11 a: Central time, April 9, 1900, and then construction of & and sp in office of chief g and Master Bulldel City, Mo. United 8t to mccept or reject an: ¥ part, Proposals for to Capt. exchange, s reserves the right or all proposals or thereof. Envelopes to be marked Band Stand,” and ad- Wm. D. Davis, Quarter- M28-20-30-31-A7-8 RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION—10TH AND MASO Union Pacifie— *Overiand Limited .. Colorado Express . Atlantic_Express . Oregon Express Los Angeles Lim Fast Mail . China and ocal Colo. Chicago Specli Beatrice & Stroms! Local .. *Local passengers Nos. 1 and 2 Chicago Great Western— St. Paul-Minneapolls. 8t. Paul-Minneapolis Chicago Limited .. Chicago Express Chicago Express Chiea, Rock Island & Pa ot carried o Limited .... Towa Local ... Rocky Mountain T.td Des Moines & Eastern Des Moines Passénger. 8833 Chicago (Eastern Bx.) Chicago Fiyer .... Rocky Mountain Lid.... Colo. & Cal. Express Okl. & Texas Bxpress Wabash— Bt. Louis Express 8t Louls Local (from Councll Bluff: Stanberry Lo Counell Bl EEH a11:15 pm from o0 b10:15 am Chicago Express Chicago Limited Minn -8t Minn.-8t Omaha-Ft Chiea Chicago & Colo. Cal. & Oregon Express. Overland Limited . Perry Local Missour! K O K C B8k aE3E8E $35 _BEEES F L ehtio— & 8t I, Expre & 80U L Expr RCH 29, 1909. VS TLINCOLN HICH THE VICTOR Visitors Show Olul Not Seen Here This Year in a High School. OMAHA TAKES A GREAT BRACE Almost Overcome Lead Acquired by Visitors in the Firat H Could Not Quite Lan the Vietory. Lincoln High school, Omaha High school, 3. In one of the fastest, fiercest and most intensely exciting high school basket ball mes ever played In Omaha. the quintet of re from the capital city won from the local five by such a narrow margin that the victory would have been turned into defeat if the purple and white play could have continued with a minute more of their whirlwind finish. 8¢ marvelously did the Gate City lads brace up In the second half that they made twenty-two points while their opponents plled up only ten, but the first half score of 2 to 6 In favor of the visitors was too much for the Omahans to make up in the time they had. Starting with everything apparently in Lincoln's favor, the game was disappoint- ing to the spectators, of whom there weére several hundred. Speed, quicknesd, sure- ness, strength, weight, height, team work, basket tossing and superior ability in blocking, guarding, passing and recovering, all seemed In favor of ‘the Lincolnites at first, and they maintained their superiority In most of those points throughout the contest. Omaha did not score untfl six peints had been chalked up for the red and black, and even then, when McKinney set things moving by scoring a field goal, slow prog- ress was made. Luck seemed to be against the locals, Carrier's nice skill in rolling up the points on fouls going back on him, the whole team apparently playing raggedly, and Omaba players missing eight or ten consecutive chances, many of them rare opportunities to make tield goals. Omaha's Guards in Evidence, Then, to top off the trouble, Referee Sam Waugh, one of the coolest and most level-headed officlals who has visited Omaha for a high school game this season, called fouls on Omaha much closer than Umplre Keester of Omaha did on the Lin- coln players. This was no fault of Waugh's and although the crowd seemed dissatisfied with the deal they really had their own official to blame McKinney, Omaha's speedy and stellar forward, was not In the mixing at all sometimes as compared with the players of the other team, who managed to hand out a gomewhat terrifying specles of basket ball without breaking the rules much. If it hadn't been for the local guards at some stages of the fray the score would have been much more one-sided for Lin- coln. During & great part of the time the play was in Lincoin territory, so it was up to Guards Neavies and Dodds and Center Nagl to keep up their rep, and their certainly did so. Starting close in the second half, the contest between the two rival schools waxed warm for a short time before Omaha came out ahead with more than twice as many points in that half "as Lincoln. This was due more to determina- 8, _____tlon and the awakening of the Omahans than to anything else, for when they went into the second half It was with the know! edge that unless they did an almost Her- culenean feat they would be drubbed so badl” that they would never dare challenge Lincoln agaln. Excitement increased with every move of the players and when an Omaha lad would score the big “gym’ would be filled with the most exuberant of cheers. Car- rier, McKinney and Nagl pulled off some astonishing stunts in goal throwing and the lack of character that typified their playing during the first half was entirely gone. Nagl the Star. Nagl was the star of the whole game for Omaha, although great praise and credit is due the whole team. Seeming to wake up when he received a terrific bump on the back of the head, he plunged into the match with utter abandon and did not stop short of accomplishing wonders in the rest of his playing. Playing against perhaps the best player Lincoln has, and with the disadvantages of helght and reach, he landed five field goals during the game, all of them in the second half. After the match was over, the collapse incident to HAILWAY TIME CARD—oCentinued. | Lce Chicago & Northwestern— Chicago Daylight Twin Cit; ‘xprel gisn oun Ol Loodi Chicago Local Chicago Specia Minnesota-Dakota Bx..a :6 pm Fast Mail Twin City Limited. Norfolk-Bonesteel Lincoin-Long Pin Deadwood-Lineoln . wEuRRE pRIRSLRSREE 33535! 5“!5535333 Burlington— Denver & Californi, Northwest Special . Black Hills ... Northwest Express . Nebraska points Lincoln Fast M Nebraska !hpren Lincoln Local ... Lincoln Local ’ Schuyler-Plattsmouth .. Bellevue-Plattsmouth Plattsmouth-lowa Bellevue-Plattsmouth . 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Thelr work showed expert train- ing of the strenuous university type, und #ets them out as probably being the fasi- eat and best organized team of high school players in Nebraska. Linevp and score: Su hrn Sam \v.--.n of lln(oln Kee: of Omaha. Scorer: ‘'unkhouser of Lincoln. Timer watér of Omah minutes. Fleld goals: McKinney, Nagl, §; Andrews, 2 Um- P C 2; Funkliouser, Foul goals: Car- Awarded point: First half, Omaha, §; Omaha, 22; Lin- Omaha, %; Lin- Before the big match the juniors wal- loped the freshmen by a big score, winning ready have won {t in other indoor athletics. Billiard Men Are Bunched Behind Leader Morningstar Has a Clear Soore, While Three Are Tied for Second Position. St ding of the Players. Playsd. Won. Lost. Morningstar .. ey Blosson 2 Button Cure Demarest Cutter . Cline X NBW vonx March 20.—Louls Cure of Paris won tonlght's game from George F. Bloston of tnis city in the world's cham- plonship 18.2 billlard tournament. The French expert outplayed the local man from the third inning until the tinish, the final score being 500 to 331 in his favor. Ora O Morningstar, who hails from Rochester, Ind. now leads the field of seven players, having won three strulght games, while Slosson and Button are tied for second place, each having won two games and lost one. The score of tonight's game: Cure—3, 0, 181, 2, 0, 1, 23, 0, § 2 6, 26 25, 2,5, 98, 0, 14, 26, 85, 7, i9. Total, 0. High runs, 181, §6, 29. Average, 22 16-24. Slosson—4, 89, 0, 5, 22, 0, 4 0, 0, 24, 3, 38, 2, 1,11, 14, 0,'35. 0, 47, 3. Total, 331 High rurs, 8, 47, 38. Average, 1516-21 Referee: McLaughlin, Morningstar scored his third successive victory in the afternoon, defeating young Demarest of Chicago, 60 to 20. The winner was in fine fettle, while Demarest, who tas been suffering from a cold since Mon- day, was unable to do himaelf justice. The score: Morningstar—0, 0, 5, ® 13, 4, 0, 0, 13, 0, 9, 2, 0, 100, 15, 82, 0, 26, 0, 11, 30, 101, 2, 3, 0, 2. Tolal ®o. Aversge, 1508 High runs, 101, %0‘4!000!1 1,219 10, 88, b, 28, 348, 3 3, 19,0, ) ‘rou. Average, 11 15! 2%. Kllh runl. 58, B2, 4. EVENTS ON m RUNNING TRACKS Pet 1000 OAKLAND, Cal, March 3.—Turret, a son of Cunard, proved a surprise by win- ning the Bell stakes at Emeryville Baturday at odds of % to 1. Donau and Suremet of the Gerst stable were riost fancied, with Flying Squirre! * .ockey O'Brien and Medallion next in demand. Flying Squirrel and Rocky O'Brien made most of the run- ning and fifty yards from the wire it ap- péared as if the last named colt would win, but he feltered when Howard struck him with the whip. The lightly welghted Turret came with s rush and won from Flying Bquirrel, who beat Rocky O'Brien a neck. The race was worth 33,460 to the winner. The track was somewhat heavy. lummnl L rege, SIx furlonge. selling; Old Set- tioe (08, 2 to 1) wen, Minot (108, 1 s G by second, Cldk:hon (108, ‘aplin, § to 1) third. Tim 174, Tlun\ gonen. Aftermath, Burn Bo 1, lander and mlr»d Fiiishod o named. nd one-elghth, purse: Ehvluofl nclrl ™ oD e, Lady fl irachbaiim, 2§ to 1) wecond, Pu . l‘nar 3 to 4) third. Time: 1:60, Cloverland, iavigny and Fanay | flnllhed as name Mo " nandizap: High Privatd (il n m.l’)’ N lp 11 vate ll "nw won, Peo m Ros: toco) n Enrtquo (104, third, Time: hnflomm as Wourth :’m &ur and one-half furlongs, Bell kes, value to winner $3.460; Turret ux 1) won, l"lyinc Iqulrrel to §) second, Rocky O Brien to 1) third, Time: 0 llion, Star Blue, Dononn, Mexico, Donau, Sllvia med. As named. race, five and one-half furlongs, Doswall "mandicap: Bubbling Water " (4 r Red (1M, Fanatic (97, Ross, 1:06. Bmiley Corbett Summaries at Santa Anita. LOS ANGELES, March 27.—Summaries at (| Banta Anita: Guy First rfio purse, seven furlongs: Donald Fisher (108, B. Wilson, even) won, In onlld (lmv Kennedy, 2 to 1) second, (108, McGee, 11 to 2) third. ’nm 1 m Parton and Gerrymander also ran. Becond race, purse, four and a half fur- longs: Angerona (107, C. Russell, 11 to §) won, Inflection (105, Musgrave, 4 to 1) sec- ond,’ Ollle James (106, Kennedy, 5 to 1) third. Time: - 04 La Beverena, Virgle e, Bovers, Macleod and Placid also F4Thisd race, selling, seven turiongs: Whip Top (108, McCahey. 3 to 1) won, Spohn [t Kennedy, 4 to ) second, Benstone (105, Mcliee, 18 to' §) third. Time: 1:27. Prince of Castile, Itan and The Thorne also ran. Fourth race, e Oaks, §1,600 added, one mile: Mafy Davie (110. Rettig. 9 to 2) won, Sorrowful (109, McGee, 2 to 1) second, “hilla (100, Butwell, 4 to 1) third. Time n.\r Anole, Meddling Hannah, Miss N Queen, Jane Laurel, Achieve and Borl oF tabes diae ven Jene Laurel, Achieve, Bell of Brass and Sorrowful added starters nnh race, one mile. selling: Financier , Musgrave, 6 to 1) won, Vesme (108, HeClrty 12 t0 1) second, Josie 8 (14, Wil #on, 2 to 1) third. Time: 1:41%. Captain Burnett, Pickax, Bucket Brigade and Sink Spring also ran Sixth race, one mile and three-sixteenths: Heauclere (112. McGee, 1 to §) won, Ralelgh (108, 3. Kain, 7 to 1) second. Oberon (107, J Brooks, 6 to 1) third. Time: 2:01%. Baron Figher and Harry Rogers alsh ran venth race, purse. five and a half fur- longs: Enfield (4. Kennedy, & to 5 won, Colonél Bab (110, Musgrave. 13 to 10) sec- ond, Plo Plco (107. Walspe 200 to 1) third Time: 1:08%. Waldorf, Aunt Aggie and Mark Antony IT also ran. "My $vear-old Doy Wwas hadlv eonst. pated. had & high fever and was in an awful condition. I gave him two doses of Poley's Orino Laxative and the next morp. ing the fever was gone and h entirely oll. Foley's Orino Laxative saved his Wt 3 Wolkush, Casimer, Wis. Pep ssie by all druggists. Quick Action for Your Money—You get that by using The Bee advertising columns, your busine s | who was forced Sport Carnival in Gymnasium at Fort Crook Good Sport Furnished and Nice Sum Realized for the Ball Team, The athletic carnival given at Fagi . Crook Saturday night by the officers and men for the benefit of the base ball team was & success In every way ‘mnasium was filled with people, matches were good and the band played: A fine arena had been erected in the middle of the big gymnasium at the post and the seats surfounding it were all filled and a large crowd stood in the rear to watch the long program of events which were pulled off with precision by the officers in charge. Jack Freede, the prida of the regi- ment, d4id not last Iong against Jack Fitzgerald of the Shamrock Athletis club of South Omaha. In fact; he aid not last & round, but was given the count before the end of the first round: Freede had figured it out that he could gake a 1ot of punishment and could win By rush: ing matters. but there was where he went wrong. He fought with his guard open and repeated punches on the mose weakened him and a hard punch Tinaily laid him on the mat for the count. Newsome of the Sixteenth regiment &né Moore of the Signal corps were matched for the first preliminary in a four-round bout, and while Newsome was given the decision by Referee Mustatn, the fight was not very exciting. Mustain, by ‘the w was referee all the way through and gave eminent satisfaction. He showed & thor- ough knowledge of the game and kept things on the move o that the entirs pro- gram was run off by 11 o'clock after a late start. Rosenberg of the Sixteenth infantry was too much for Carron of the Signal corps and put him to the mat in the only wrostling number on the card in 2 miputes 4 seconds. Smith and Sherer of the Signal corps put on a three-round fiasco. ‘These two did not warm up as they did at Fort Omahs @ week ago, when they were boxing on the square. A The colored gentlemen furhished the real sport of the evening. Sam McVey started to fight Bob Langdon for a purse, but: wa clearly outclassed. Referes Mustain an- nounced at the end of the second round that Langdon would fight anyhody in-the house. That was the eue for Spady, so the match which was on was stopped. and Spady substituted. Langdon had the better of the first two rounds, but he tired and Bpady had the call at' the -finlahThey mixed it up for fair-and the fans were | glven a run for their money. The battle royal was won by a “ding" through the ropes and out, but who crawled bck.iW while the referee was watching .some of the others, It furnished a lot of fun. KENNEL CLUB IS INCORPORATED Files with State snd Will File with Douglas County Memday. The Nebraska Kennel club has been or- ganized and articles of Incorporation were flled Baturday with the secretary of state, and Monday they will be filed with. th county clerk of Douglas county. The orig- Inal incorporators are Charles J. Benson, M. J. Greevy and W. T. Hood, and a large number of others will be assoclated with them. The general naturé ‘df the business of the Nebraska Kennel club will be to encourige legislation for the protection of dogs and to discourage legislation which is belleved to be improper against dogs or dog own- ers. The club will have authority to hold bench shows, fleld trials and exhibitions, and issue ribbons, medals, cash prizes or certificates of merit in. dogs or other an- imals. 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