Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 3, 1910, Page 7

% Laramie river; REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALR ontinuea.) Morrison House, $5500 er Grand, Ave. and Florence Blvd gonally lence. Must be sold Harrison & Morton 7 ROOMS STRIGTLY MODERN, In western part of town, lot 50x130, paved tieet, concrete Walks; house is brand new; wili sell at very low price if taken soon. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Bulte 624 New York Life Bldg. Aot quickly. 451 EVANS St, 7 rooms, new, modern. eak and pine finlsh: near Omaha univer: Call W-3188. BARGAIN, & w0 modern cottage built full buys new b-room strictly by owner for residence; basement, attic floored; deal with me direct and save real estate dealer's commission Must be sold, as 1 am ieaving city. 2612 Corby St REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE litor WE own six thousand acres of first class alfalfa land in Fresno county, California, together with townsite on Southern Pacific Railroad. This land adjoins fin- est improved section in Cali- fornia. Good schools, oiled roads, ete., ete. We have started a Swedish and Danish colony on our tract. Haye endorsements (from best Swedish and Danish | ources in California. We want some good live agent in Ne- braska to représent us and to 1" bring Swedish and Danish set- tlers to our tract. San Joaquin Land & Mortgage Co., 326 Byrne Building, Los Angeles, Cal. Colora YOU CAN'T EQUAL THIS LAND BUY. 820 acres, Irrigated, full water rights, tinest of land, grows alfalfa, sugar beets, oats, bariey, potatoes, wheat, etc. House and all other falr improvements; lies on tural route; telephone; close 1o State University farm; six miles southwest of Laramie, Wyo; 110 miles north of Denvet: Price, 330 per acre; will carry $4.000 0t § per cent; worth doub.e the mon= 1. H. COOK, L.and and Investment Securities, l'l'nllur Opera Block. * Denver, Colo. COLORADO _ western _ slope irrigated orchard land. Delta district. $6 acre handles Write Waiter P. Smith Co. 111 i1th St., Denver, C a5 TEN ACRES OF FLORIDA SUNSHINE will yield you more in dollars and cents than 100 acres of ice and sieet, and think of the diffgrence in the fuel bill and the comforts of :iving. What's the use of fighting gnd fretting and freezing? Write I “full particulars of the greatest oney making city suburban land oppor- tunity ever offored in Florida and bank 0ofs of our trustworthiness and respon- eibllity in giving you u square deal Tampa Bay Land company, Temple Court Bidg., Chicago, Dl Minnesota, . MINNESOTA farms for bargains, See F. Young. Plattsmouth. Neb, 100-ACRE_FARM, 76 acres under cult tlon, near Perham, Minn.; good buildinga; good soil; must be sold this month; price very low. L. Kaogecki, 50 Mitchell St Milwaukee, Wi Missourt FOR SALE—$ down, $5 forty oeres good timber land, Marics county, Missourl; price, $125; title perfect; write” for list. 'R. Jarrell, Eldorado Springs, Mo. monthly, buys “Neb A NO trees, ). 1 fruit farm, 10,000 bearing apple 15 years old, near Omaha. Post- » box” 813, HAVE two quarter sections in Box Butte Co., Neb. for sale or will trede for clear pesidence property. Give price and full description first letter. Address Y 125, care OKLAHOMA have 160000 acres of cholce land to fdeet frow. anging o price trom 8 u $10 par acr ‘This land is o the oll lls gos distriet and you might get an oli wel with your land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Sulte @24 Now York Life Bldg. g —— w yREAL ESTATE LOANS “adeiphNo MORTGAGE loans negotiated. South) Rooms 417-18 First Natioual Bank Bell phone Douglas 2318 $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wepd, Wead Bldg.. 1th and Farnam. LOWEST RATES—Bemis Brandels Bldg. ~ Good 6% Farm Mortgages Always on hand and for sale amounts from $300 to $3,000. BENSON & MYERS, 413 N. Y. Life Bldg. in 500 to $5,000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keete Real Estate Co. 1000 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A-252 LOANS to home owners and home build- ers, with privilege of making partial pay- ments semi-annually No commission. » W. H. THOMAS, 3 First Nauonal Bank Bldg. FIVE PER CENT MONEY 10 loan on Hmana Business Property, ru?)'*n BRENNAN, Room 1, ew York Life Hiag: WANTED-—-City loans and warrants, Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam 8t “PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. N, : Private woney, $300 to $.00; iow rl‘l e TGARVIN BROS. 818 N. Y. Life, $0 20000 on Improved property dm. i SWAPS \ 1 OUR BRAND NEW 6-RCOM HOUSE~ southewestern part of Cmaha. free from ineumb: of any kind, modern. Wunt land at right price. Mcat market, slaughter house, ice house ¢olug fine businass in growing Nebraska town. Want Omaha property or land. s-room modern house, large lot, esst front, in western part of Omaha. Want clead land; price must be right. we huve no thige for whittling, NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.. Sulle @4 New York life Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR & 8 and 7-room Louses. If prices are right we Y IOWATA J D w, ©o., 1 O crods from Rome Miller's §25,000 | REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED—A § or $1300 to $1.900, Must ped location. Write ners preferred. -~ WILLOWS. o4 Brandeis R\lilrflv'[ WANTED TO BUY EST pri E, a-hi ture, carpets. ¢ Wil BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays price 2a-hand furniture, clothes, HIGHEST price paid for_broken watche old gold, etc. M. Nathan, 2U S. 13th. new and scription. 6-roon be’ near with full d d for second-hand furni. ng and shees. Tel. Liug OGRAPH records: buy wll kinds ords. Address K 902, Bee. WANTED—TO RENT WANTED at once by party of for 1 or 3 months sulte of furnished rooms with board family. Loeation must be guud. Wil y liberaily for satistactory Address W-Tul WANTED—Two or three furnished heated housekeeping rooms, clos in, by couple with 4 months' old_ baby. reply. Address E 87, Bee. WANTED—Board_and room by teacher in refined private family. Address Bee, _ D846, WANTED—SITUATIONS YOu give plano | exchange | school. lessons in private family in for board while attending Boyles Collage, both phones. WANTELU for ‘board oth phone; By young & in, pla hils ‘attendiug Boy: young man of 23 with ce In the office of & Address Y 25, Bee. BY an experienced ability and experie guod reliable firm, | SEATTLE! Introduce your goods In | the Northwest. Energetie responsible young man wants represent reputable ~man. ufacturer. tands conditions thor- joughly. Addre: George B. Klile,, Seattlo, Wash. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER- master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, De- cember 4, 1900.—Sealed proposals in tripl cate will be received here until 11 a. m., central time, January 4, 1910, and then opened In the presence of attending bid- ders for the construction of an Lingineer School Annex to Sheridan Hall at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, inciuding piumblng, heating and’ electric 'wiring. Plans and pecifications inay be seen at this office and offices’ of Chief Quartermasters, St. Paul and Omaha, Bullders' Exchange, St. Paul; Master Builders' Exchange and U. 8. Quartermaster's office Scarritt bullding, Kansas City, Mo. Full information and | blank forms ‘of proposals furnished upon application to this office. Uhited States re- serves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Envelc ~sntaining proposals should be marked “Proposals for Engineer | School Annex to Sheridan Hall at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,” and addressed to Captain Wm. 8. Army, Constructing Quartermaster, Fort ‘Leavenworth, Kansas. D4-6-7-9J1- SALE OF CONDEMNED OVERCOAT: Office of Depot Quartermaster. St. Louls, Mo., January 3, 1910, Sealed proposals in auplicate \will be received here uniil 11 a, m., Janhary %, 1910, for the purchaso of 1,969 Overcoats, kersey, dyed black. Samplo may be seen and blank forms obtained at this office and at office of depot quarter- master, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Omaha’ and_office 0f chief ‘quartermastor Chicago. Certified check for twenty per cent of amount of bid required. Envelopes containing proposals to be marked: ‘Pro- posals for condemned overcoats. to he opened Jarmuary 2, 1910, and addressed: Captain "W. M. Coullt 4 S Depot Quartermaster, J3-4-20-21 | LEGAL NOTICES E MISSOURL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS 'MEBTING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hat a spe- clal meeting of the Stockholders of ‘fhe Missourl Pacific Railway Compaiy will be held at.the principal oifice of sald Com- pany, in the Missourl Pacific Bullding, No, 706 Market Street, in the City of St. Louis, Missourl, on Tuesday, the 1th ‘day of January, 1910, at nine o'ciock in the fore- noon of that day, to consider and act upon the following propositions. (@) To adopt & code of by-laws for the Company. (b) To ratify, assent to and approve a certain indenture of lease bearing date the #th day of July, 1909, by and between Boonville, St. Louls & Southern Raliway Company, e corporation of the State of Missouri, and this Company and authorized on behal? of this Company at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the i6th day of August, 1909, (€) To rauly, assent to and approve the purchase by this Conpany of the whole or any part of the raliwoads and other prop- erty and franchises of all or apy of the following ame railroad sompanles: Carthage and Western Railway Company, Joplin and Western Rallway Company, St. Louis, Oak_Hill and Carondelet Railway Company, ‘ western Raliway 'Company, City Northwestern Railroad Nebraska Southern Raliway Omaha Belt Rallway Company, Southern Rallway Company, Facific Rall- way Company in_Nepraska, The Puebio and State Lin: Railroad Company, Kansas and Arkansas Valley Raiuway, (d) For the purpose of refunding under- lying mortgage bonds and equipment obli- gations of the Company and for nther cor- porate purposes, to consent to, coneur in and authorize 4n increase of the bonded indebtedness of The Missourl Pacific Rail- way Compuny, by the amount of §175,000,000 by the issue 0f Goid Bonds of the Com- pany, limited in the aggregate to the principal amount of $I75,00,00 at any one time outstanding, to bear interest at a rate of rates not to exceed five per cent per and all or as the Board of Directors may determine, to be convertible at the option of the kolders and registered owners therecf jnto stock of the Kaliwa. Company upon such terms and otherwi as the Board of Directors inay determin: and to consent to concur in and authori the execution and delivery of a morigage and deed of trust on and of the whole or part of the railroads and other property and franchises of this Company whether NOW owWn or hereafter acquired, to secure such of bonds by this Company, and to consider and act upon the form and terms of such MOrtgag (e) To consent to and authorize the pur- chase by this Company from time to time of not to exceed $2,000,000 par value of the bonds of the St. Louls, Iron Mountain and Southern Rallway Company. () To ratify the proceedings of the Board of Directors theretofore taken in and about the matters aforesaid, including uthorizatior of said bonds and mort- and decd of trust and the use to be made of sald bonds, and to <onsider and t upon such other business as may properly be transacted at the meeting. The stock transfer books of the Company will be closed at 3 P. M. on the 7th day of January, 1910, and will remain closed until 10 A.” M. on the 19th day of January, 1910. Dated, New York, November 17th, 1909, By order of the Board of Directors. GEORGE J. GOULD, President. A. H. CALEF, Secretary. TH Sedalla, Warsaw and South- and ‘The Missourl Pacific Rallway Com 1% Broadway, New York, Nov. 30th, To the Stockholders of The Missouri Pacific Railway Company Referring to the notice apecial meeting of fhe Stookholders of this Company to be held on the 15th day of Jan- uary, 1910, you are natified that the stook tiansfer books o1 this Company will be ciosed at 8 o'clock p. m. December Sth, 1909, Instead of January 7th, 1910, and re- | mafn closed until 10 o'clock a. m. January 19th, 1910. This change in date is made to avold any possibility of confusion in deal- ings In the stock and rights to subscribe to bonds, prior tg the dats of said special meeting. If unable to attend the meeting please sign and return the proxy which we have aiready sent you. A, H. CALEF, Nov. 1§ to Jan. Secretary." Nov. 1 to Jan. 18 STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING — OFFICE of Loc-Glass-Andieesen Hardware com- gany. Omaha, Nebraska, Dscember i1, 1608 otice s hereby given to the stockholders of Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware Com- Jiany-that the annusl mesting of the stock- olders of the company will be held at the office of the said company, corner of Ninth Harney stree.s, in the eity of Omaha, in the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, Jan' uary 1. A. D. 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing & board of direct- ors for the company to serve during the ensulng year, and Lo transact such other business a¥ ‘may be presented at such meet ng. H. J. LZE, President. Altest: W. M. GLASS, Seeretary, bUwlu best | D 2% Siate price in | teacher, | lady music teacher desires to | D. Davis, Quartermaster U. | sent to you November 1ith, 1909, calling a | THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY JANUARY LEGAL NOTICES PAPER FOR THE. PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING. SEALBD PROPOSALS will be recelved untll January 21, 1616, at 10:30 o'elock a. m., for furnishing the PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING and BINDING for the year ending 28th of February, 1911, the said pro- posals to be opened befors and the award of contracts to be made by the Joint Com- mittee of Congress on Public Printing to the Jowest" and best bidder for the interest of the government, the committes reserv- Ing to Itself the right to reject any and all bids, as its judgment of thie best interests of the government may dictate. Detailed schedules of the description, quantity and quality of the paper required accompanied by samples and blank pr posals, and giving the regulations with | which bidders must comply, can be ob- tained by addressing Sam'l B. Donnelly, Public Printer, Washington, D. C. | The contracts will be entered into for cup- plying such quantities of paper as may be needed and no more The approximate estimated quantities set I forth In detall in the schedule compris®: 17100 reaims, machine-finieh printing paper 24x38. 21,000 reams machine-finish printing paper 238x48. 44,000 reams sized and super-calendered white or tinted printing paper, various sizes. 2,000 reams antique machine-finish print- ing paper. ns “white writing paper, loft ried, various sizes and welghts. 10,600 reams colored writing paper, lofi dried, various sizes and welghts. 1,100,000 pounds’ white writing paper, ma- chine dried, various sizes and weights. 300,000 pounds white writing paper, water- marked U 8 M O. 3,000 reams cover paper, and weights, 1,000 pounds of best plate paper. 100,000 pounds of best map paper. 700,000 pounds superfine (single and dou- ble) coated book paper. 516,000 pounds mani paper, varlous sizes and weight 2,000 pounds plated bullet patch, varlous wizes. 404,000 pounds bond paper. 300,000 pounds safety bond paper, marked U § M O. 20,000 pounds blue bond paper, marked U 8 M O, 3,000 pounds parchment deed ,000 sheets cardboard, various sizes and weights 720,000 sheets bristol board, various colors, siz0s and weights. 760,000 pounds colored bristol and manlla tag board. 8,89 reams first-class ledger paper, laid_or wove, various sizes and welghts. 8,000 reains = second-class ledger white or blue, laid or wove, rious sizes and weights, 100 reams tissue and copying paper. reams blotling paper.” any required standard color and welght. 610 reains marble, comb and lining pa- per, various sizes. 650 reams (ypewriter paper, sizes and welghts, 225 reams letter paper. 100 reams white French 17x22 inches. 3,000 pounds white paraffin paper 24x Inches, 3,000 sheets parchment, 15x21 inches, . Proposals will be received for one thou- sand reams or more. By direction of the Joint Committes of Congress on Public Printing. SAM'L B. DONNELLY, Public Printer. D. C., December 11, 1509, various sizes water- water- jt colors, paper, i varlous folio, Washington, DEC. 22, 1909.—NOTICE- 13 | ve 1 that the uunual meeting of lders of the Omaha Gas com- |pany will be held at the office of the |company, 1609 Howard street, at 10: m., Monday, January 3, 1910, for the election of |irectors “for the 'ensuing y and_for | the transaction uf such business as may come before the mee!lnf. ERANK T. HAMILTON, President. GEORGE W. CLABAUGH, Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Notice is hereby Eiven that the annual meeting of the stockho.ders of The Bes Buliding company will be held at 4 o'clock p. m., Tues January 18, 1910, at the office of said company in The Bee building, , for the election of a-board of d for the ersuing year and the trans action of such other business as may prop- erly come before such meeting. H. A HASKELL, Dec. 27-23t D & S. Secretary. D23d10t. RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION— 10TH & MASON. Union Pacific— Overland Limited China and Japan Atlantic Express Oregon and Wash! Limited . Los Angels Portiand Special Colorado Speclal. North Platte Loca Colorado Express Grand Island Loca Lincoln-Beatrice Local. | alparaiso and Centrai Lty Chicago, Rock Island & Paelfie. EAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd Iowa Local Chicago Day K Des Moines Loca Towa Local Chicago-Ea Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. for Lincoln.. Colo. and Cal. Ex. Okia. and Texas Ex. Rocky Mountain Ltd Chicago & Northwestern. Colorado-Chicago a 7:46am | Chicago Daylight Spi | Omaha-Chicago Local. | Colorado-Chicago . Omaha-Chicago Spl Pacific Coast-Chicago. Los Angeles-Portland Limited o B BFep 8% & PB& BSLBEE & o ol waeEEe Fast Local Cedar apl 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE—NORTH. Twin Cily and Dakota Daylight Minnesota and Dakota..a Twin City Limitea. a 9:00 pm Sloux City Lo & 3:45 pm » epp BRPERP 210:20 pm Norfolk-Bonesteel Lincoln-Long Pine. Norfolk-South Platt Hastings-Superior Deadwood-Hot Springs. Casper-Lander Fremont-Albion Missourl Pacifie. K. C. and St. L. Ex. K. C. & 8t L. Ex. Lv. Sal. 12 p. m. Illinois Central. Chicago Express Chicago Limited | Minn.-8t. Paul Exp. | Minn.-St. Paul Ltd. Omaha-§'t. Dodge Local Chicago, Milwaukee Overland Limited..... Omaha-Chicago EXxp. Colorado Special.... Colo.-Callfornia Exp Perry-Omaha Local Ay 1y £ w E8EsE T eoses wBE232 | Chicago Limiteéd. Twin City Limited. Chicago ‘Expres Twin City Express Wabash— Omaha-St. Louls Bxp. Mall and Express.... Slanberry Local (from Council Blutts). b 5:00 pm BURLINGTON STA.—10TH & MASON | | Denver_and California Puget Sound Nebraska points Black Hil | Northwest Nebraska point Lincoln Mall..... Nebraska Ex Lincoln Local Lincoln Local Schuyler-Plattsmou Plattsmouth-lowa . Bellevue-Plattsmouth Colorado Limited | Chicago Special | Chicago Expre: | Chicago Fast Exp. Towa Local . | 8t. Louis Express Kansas City & St | Kunsas Clty & St Kunsas Clty & 80 SEEREEBRER creoRTTEET ES38583888 Two Doubles Competition. Ohnsberg Second Place Sti L. Doubt— in Singles, Being High Scores Are Order. single event of the eity tinues at the Francisco alleys. Neale and Sprague still maintain the if they would be displaced. singles, with Ohnesborg place being still very douw: better 1s getting quite freq scond, 1, as 600 or ert. Ohnesberg's 222 for his three. Council Bluffs' twin, Goff, went afte, he leader, but only managed ta finish wiw 614, getting Into third place “with this mark. - New Yea: Doubles— Scores. 24 198 173 388 2, 166 3d 183 136 819 3d. 164 164 b Schumacher . Sherwood . Totals Clark ", Weber . Totals Chandler J. V. Lyol Tota Dean Carson Totals . rman . Schultz Totals Bryan . Angelsberg Totals . Drinkwater Anderson Totals Falconer, . Toman .. Totals . Fagerberg . Voss Totals Arnstein Plckett . Totals Conrad Camp Totals Goft Tracey . Total Delaney Yousen . Drinkwater Bowman . Weber Clark . Schumacher . Sherwood Anderson Falconer Tournament St Standing of the double: Neale and Sprague.. Zimmerman and Francisco Blakeney and Huntington. Drinkwater and Anderson.. Carman and Shults..... |Conrad and Camp Mann and Bullard...... Lehman and Stapenhors Keyt and Seaman Latey and Baenr. Martis and Scott. Chandler and Lyons. Martin and Balger. .. Godenschwager and Kla Fritscher and Walenz. . Denman and Hartley... Bryan and Anglesbers. . Christianse; Rice and Carter.. Weeks and Kerr. . Fagerberg and Vo Goff and Tracy. Thomas and Encell. .. .. Gilbreath and Hinricks. Dean and Carson. Clark and Weber. Matthes and Johnson All others below.... Standing of the single: Keyt . Ohneso Goff .. Hartley Yousem Zimmerman Schumacher | Blakeney uck | Huntington Zarp ... Godenschwager Walenz Mann Klauck Sprague | Stapenhorst Beselin | Lehnmn Sncell . Bherwood . | Drinkwater J. Francisco. |Carman Matthes Martin Fritscher ¥ All others pelow Notes of the Alleys. The Omaha league will resume Its schedule on January 3, instead of “january 17, 'This will put them two wecks ahead and will allow them to drop the weoks of the A. B, C. and Mid-West tournament and still finish on time, Neale won the endurance race at Fra cisco's, with the following scores: 205, 1y 185, 198, 200, 191, 205, 287, 211, 170, 199, 28, Total: 3,151, an average of 210 fifteen straight games. Wiley was second with 190; Martin third, with 196; And fourth, with 19% and Matthes fifth, with The schedule will be as follows: Monday January 3, Metz Bros. agains Storz. % y sday, January 4, Advos against Luxus hursday, January 6, Dreshers against | Hospe comp: Friday, Ja ry 7, Omaha Bedding com | pany agairst Molonys. For croup there is nothing botter than 4! RAILWAY TIME CARD—Centinuea. WEBSTER STA.—15TH & WERSTER Missouri Paeltic. Leave. Arrly Auburn Local... b pm bidi0 pe Chicago, Om Sioux City Expres Omaha _Local : Bloux City Passenger Twin City Passenger. Bloux City Local Emerson \ OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CANADIAN PACIFIC— WEBKLY SAILINGS QUEBEC AND LIV or on the AUADUE than sur Ermpresses, 0 EN MONTREA| POOL. ! Nothing bett Wireless oo & steamers. O B BENJAMIN, 0. A a3 Se. Clark Bk, Chicago. il NEALE AND SPRACUE LEAD Bowlers Continue Ahead in |KEYT LOOKS LIKE WINNER The click, bang, smash of the double and tournament con- lead In the double event, although at sev- eral different times Saturday It looked as Keyt looked like a cinch winner in the third Keyt's | Schnelder average s 226 for his three ga.nes and | Laird o 602 561 451 543 B2 ¢ 597 562 5% 41 !|DESVER MAY BE Percentages in Bowling Leagues| | | |Team Records and Individual Aur-~ | ages in Ten Pins in Omaha [ and Sonth Omaha. | 3 { Following is the team standing and in- dividual averages for the week ending Dé- cember 31, 1909 METROPOLITAN LEAGUE. al s, 1008 | 8% | w1 s ] 1 18 1" 16 23 24 Team Games. ¥ Maney's Sunkist Stars. .33 | Beslin Mixers 1 Derby Woolen k] Excelsiors 3% | Holtys » Buagalows £ Parkey Autos ... ] West, Sides ® Daily' News [ 10 3 Hussie's Acorns . % 10 2 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. teiieiss 18410 Connor 183 Reche 18 Paxton 175 Moyna \L. 113 Howley © 110 Myers «. 1710/ McLean 2. 189| Pollock 168 Haster C 188 Marritt 168By rne 184 Ward 184 Crabb . 163 Sanders ! 163 Cole 163 Morton “ene L 182 Eggers Simmonds . 162 Parkey Eckles 161) Carey This report doea not include gam; | Friday night, December 31, 1909 Somth Omaha St fngs. The South Omaha Bowling league has 5. Mills... B 18, 16,971 18,981 16,941 | Moran Bowers | Beslin ULt . e | Lahecka Qiliham Gwynne . Schneider | Gritfith Gibson . Chadwell McCrine Francis Patterson Ortman played {ment and the managoment submits the following table of averages and percent- | ages, both of the several teams and the | Individuals: South Omaha League. Standing of the team: | Played. Won. Lost. Pot. . 1000 533 500 50 50 33 166 108 Martin's Tigers. | Company sviden Carpenter Transfer Co, H. H. Kntskees. Gohfers ...... Union Stock Yards. Stellings . Culkin's Cul Individual averages: Fritcher Francisco Sherwood White . Dudley . Floyd Decker . Hando | Peschek Nolan Hemieben | Vollstedt Lepinski Mann Koll .. E. Smith. COOK ...\ J. Usher, Sporvin H. Chase. Roth . ; Park cheliberg $ Frve tiviie. WRR. Usher.., LM Maney's Sunkist dropped a couple of games to the Hollys last night on the base- ment alleys. Gibson had all high honors for the evening with 211 for single game and 571 for totals. Score: MANEY'S SUNKIST. | Lur ur LR L e L8 Lo LB et I 12 Lu2 Ry 18 m L1 .12 L1 . 121 L1 120 m 118 188} \Winter 1N Burke 165/B. Smith. WBURuLL ... 159 Tombrink . 0. Smith. 1814, Chase 156/Steinhausen 163 Buckingham 157 0' Hern Velsh 3d. Total. 170 430 155 623 166 542 9 1,495 34. Total. 17 B 2Mm 571 165 460 BT 1545 Ortman Laird Moran Totals Roche | Gibson Gillham ;| Totals South Omaha Takes Two Games Blair High School and Glidon Col« lege Go Down to Defeat Before Packers. BLAIR, Neb., Jan, 2. — (Special) — The South Omaha High school basket ball team played the high school team of Blair in| the opera house this afternoon and W\lfl‘ over the Blair boys by a score of 42 to 1L | The game was followed by a game be tween the South Omaha boys and the Ga: don college team, South Omaba winning again by a score of 22 to 16,over Gaydon's boys. Gaydon offered to play the winning team | in-the first game, and along with the high | school team suffered a severs defeat. BARNEY EASILY THROWS CORBIN Stromg Man from Des Molmes Takes | Match from New Yorke Charles Barney, strong man of Des Molnes, where he is athletic director of | the Des Moines Athletic club, put Jim ; orbin of New York to the mat in straight | falls Saturday night at the Gayety theater, | where a wrestling card occupled the | boards. The time was 10 and 7 minutes. | While Corbin had an appearance nl} strength he was not in wrestling condi- | | tion and the Adonis Barney clearly showed | in a short time that it woull be but a matter of a few minutes untll he had his shoulders to the mat. In the first preliminary Kremkow threw Pospisal In 10 and 6 minutes with ap- parent ease. Jack Toliferro won from Ruby the Russian, aithough the Russ { won' the second fall in 2% minutes on a reverse Neison SURPRISE Moines Clab Saya Hendricks i Good. DES MOINES, It., Jan. 2.—(Specfal)— “Keep your eye on Denver,” sald Johnny Byrnes, secretary of the Des Moines club, here yesterday. “There is the team that | will bear watching next year Byrnes | thinks that the westerners wiil be one of the strongest teams in the Western next seasc ¥ “In Jack Hendricks they have a man. ager who knows the game from A to continued Byrnes. Secretary of Des | — - | Checker Tournament. | | HASTINGS, Neb.. Jan. 2.—(Bpeclal)~The | |next ‘annual tournament of the Nebrasks |CLecker and Cheds assoclation will be heid Lepin hotel in this city, beginning ry 1. The playing will continue four and about 100 contestanis are ex- |pected. Among the leading plavers who will be here are Kelly of Sutton, Brooking of Funk and Chambers of Table Rock. *. A. Shoemaker of Hastings, secretary and reasurer of the state association, is mak- ing the arrangements for the tournament The assoclation met here Iast February and the attendance was so :arge the officers | decided to have the next annual gather- ing here. Large delegations are expected from Lincoln and Omaha. A SAN ralia Wants a Big Fight FRANCISCQ, Jan. 2.—A cablegram |sent to a wporting editor of this city by |Hugh Melntosh of Sydney, Australia, offers {a purse of 340,00 for a fight between Jack |Johnson and Tommy Burns to take place !in Australia next September. The Australlan | promoter proposes that the winner of the fight take the entire purse and the offer is_made regradiess of the outcome of the scheduled echampionship mateh between Jetfries and John | Kent Goes to Toledo. JOWA CITY, 1la, Jan. 2—(Speclal)— | Maurice Kent, the former star University of Jowa quarterback and base ball pitcher, 0es to Toledo next year, having been | urned over to that club by Cleveland | Kent was drafted from the Waterloo teain | of the Central assoclation last season. He | is now coaching the athletic teams | Carlton college at Northfield, Minn, |ing to the latest report received here. | NEW YORK ! BT.JOHN'S,N.F Mongoliar BUSY MONTH IN ATRLETICS Cornhuskers Must Select Base Ball, Foot Ball and Track Coaches. BASKET BALL SEASON OPENS Gamen with the Ka and Manhatten Am an University os First on hedule—Attempt to Break Lawrence Hoodeo, LINCOLN, Jan. 2.—(Special.)~The month of January is to be a busy one in the University of Nebraska athletic clreles. close; the program for the month looms 14548 lup as the most Important one of the sec- |entertainment over ond halt of the mchool year. be elected, probably within the next two Wweeks; the refusal of Johnny Accept the position of base ball coach, after he had appiled for the job and had been elected, will be considered and another man picked for that place; the basket ball season will be opene with | Klowing prospects for a championship five; |ana the Indoor track meason will be in- augurated with the annual fraternity and | nonfraternity meets. The first part of the program will be pulled off this week when the Cornhuskers Wwill open the basket ball season in the Missouri valley with two games against the Unlversity of Kansas and one agrinst the Manhattan Aggles. For the first time In four of five years the Nebraska basket ball tossers look as though they might | completed the second wesk of the tourna- |be able to clean up the other teams in this | section of the colntry, and the intercst In the opening games on the schedule Is very deep, It is three years since the Cornhuskers defeated Kansas In & majority of (e season’s basket ball games, and the crew of Coach Hewltt's this winter is set on breaking the hoodoo by Dbeating the Lawrence players in the two opening games this week. There are five veteran players eon ach of the teams and the two battles In the Kansas stronghold are lfkely to be as hard contested as any played in the valley this winter, 1. P. Hewitt, who Is now coachihg basket ball, will probably be offered the job of track coach, and one of last spring’s ball players will be tendered the base bail position. Dclancm;vcl with Track Men New Coach Engaged by Iowa Per- formed Wonderful Stunt in Spring of 1908, IOWA CITY, la, Jan. 2.—(Special)— With Jerry Delaney secured as track coach the prospects for a championship team at the University of Towa this spring are increased almost 100 per-cent, according to the opinions of athletic followers in this state. In the spring of 1906 Delaney performed what was universally termed the impo: sible by turning out & winning track team with slim material. He whipped the greenest athletes Into first-class perform- ers and he ended the season with a well- balanced aggregation. Tt is that feat of Delanvy's which has won him such respect and regard from the Towa alumni and student body. They believe that with the great material avall- dble 4his, year that the Boston man will rfepektt his performances. Délanéy' has been in an athletle atmos- Phers since leaving the State university. He' haw been elther employed as a sports Writét"of trainer and will have suffered no.setback In his abllity to get work out of the men under him. The strong point of the new conch was his abllity to get results from apparently hopeless materfal. No man ever showed up on Towa field who was not given plenty of attention. The frallest “spindle shanks"” was watched as closely by the ever vigllant Delaney as the cracks, and when the state meet was held in Des Moines, Iowa won the championship by virtue of the second and thirds won by the ‘“‘unknowns." It is expected that Delaney will report this month and that the indoor season will be started immediately. HYLAND COMES BACK TO I0WA Busket Ball and Foot Player Quiets Rumor, 1I0WA CITY, la, Jan (Specla’.)— Mark Hyland will be in the University of Iowa next semester and next year, accord- The star basket ball player, hurdler and next year's foot bull captain nas emphatically denied that he will not be In the winter Star, Ball | and spring sports. ZBYSKO THROWS FRED BEELS Polish Champion Wins trom Wiscon- sin Wrestler In Stralght Falls, BUFFALO, Jan. 1L—With over thirty pounds the better in welght Zbysko, the Polish champlon wressler, tonight defeated Fred Boels of Marshtield, Wis, in two straight falls, The time was ons minute and fifteen seconds and fifty-one minutes. Defext for- Seniors. The South Omaha High went down to defeat for Friday night before the school B team of the Young tlan assoclation. The Omaha team dis. played exceilent ‘team work and played all ‘around their opponents through all the game. The lineup: ». Omahs Seniors,| oley i R F.R. Young ROGIR Young (capt.).......C.|C Holbrook .......L. F.|L. Graham L Gl Celebrated Sta SALM, N. J. Jan, gtallion,’” Chimes, is 1az putow Salem county, at the stable of Green Mec. Allister, who ‘purchased him ten days trom Henjamin E. Tuft. Chimes was 2% years old and was sired by Electioneer dam Beautiful Belle, 2:2) He nired 121 standard performers and was tha only sire that had four performers with records of 2:05 or better. FIRE RECORD. Six Bulldin Burn. WINFIELD, Ia., Jan. 2.—(Special.)—Fire of an unknown origin early this morning burned six two-story brick bulidings in the business district 5f Wintleld, entalling a loss estimated at $0,000. The fire broke out In the Georse H. Carse drug siore. The heaviest losers were George Broomer, hard- ware merchan , James Jarvis, meat dealer; George H. Carse, druggist; D. A Anderson, furniture dealer, and R. H Ferrls, jeweler. The lnsurance Issnot known. school senlors the t time Oma High Men's Chris- Omaha H. 8. B Crocker .... Jacoby Hughes (capt.) ... Berkenroad Walters MOVEMENT OF OCZAN STEAMENIPS. | Port. Niw YORK NEW YORK Salled .8t Paul Minncionka Oscar 11 Laurentie Pretorian Arrived. NEW YORK GLABGOW ... ROPTERDAM.. DOVER.....0u0e HAVRE BORDEAUX LIBAU PLYMOU! La Savole Hudson Estonia ... Philadeiphis Bender to | the Moor. | ?]cffrics and | Gotch Will Be | Here Friday {Two World's Champions Will Head Big Bill at the Auditorium This Week. | | | James 3. Jetrries, undeteatea neavyweight \i(\xmg champion of the world, and Frank |Geteh, world's champlon wrestler, accom- |panied by other prominent exponents of the |prige ring and wrestlingymat, will be the |card offered at the Auditorium Friday 431 , | 1o | WIth the Christmas recess drawing to a|evening, in what Is contented will be the greatest and most Interesting athletic | pulled off In . Owaha {Interest in the appearance here of Jeffries, | A coach for the foot bail eleven is to|naturally, is great because of his approach- {Ing match with Jack Johnson, at present clalmant of (he hesvyweight boxing champlonship, and thousands of fight fans from all parts of the state are expected to be present Jeffries Is carded to box several rounds with Sam Berger, his manager and sparring partner, and he will also take a whirl on i mat with Gotch. Jeffries, by the way, 1s s¢ewhat of a wrestler since taken in hand .7 Gotch, who is a firm belfever in the idew ‘hat a boxer should be famillar with wres.'ng tactics Gotch will Festle Dr. Roller, the famous Seattle wrestle. »nd fighter and there will be other features ~f entertainment, which sbould make the evs~t the big one of the season in Omaha ath.s%: circles. Manager Glilan of the »‘ditorium 18 ar- rgnging for raised seats wprut the. Audi- torlum and ringside seats. 474vision will |be made to take care of & lh;gs crowd, as the fame of Jeffries and Gotcl 's, per- haps, greater than that of any presMent or king who ever ruled a kingdom. he reserved seat male for the big attractive opens at the Auditorfum this morning. Many out-of-town people have already written here with reference to seats and it is belleved many will come. Manager Glllan announces low prices for the engage- ment. Express Cashier Buys Costly Furs for Sweetheart Clue Enables Officers to Get Confes- sion from Man Who Planned $14,000 Robbery. NIAGARA FALLS, Out, Jan. 2.— Cashier William Dobson today confessed to Chief Mains of the Ontario police that he and two others planued and executed the robbery here last November, when $14,00 consigned to Torontwo banks was stolen after an alleged sensational holdup, in which Cashier Dobson's head was cut open with a piece of lead pipe. The other two under arrest are Purl S. Whistler, an express messenger, and Charles J. Flinn, formerly of New York City, who came to the American fulls two years ago and opened a saloon. As Dobson told the thrilling story after the robbery, two forelgners came into the office just as a train pulled into the ® tion, He was making up packages of money consigned to Toronto banks to put on board of the train. One of the forelgners asked if a parcel had been received for hiai and as Dobson leaned over to pick up & Look he recelved a stunning blow on the ‘hfud. Dobson's head was cut open and when the ageut hurried in w0 see what was delaylug the cashier he was found lying unconsolous and the money was_gone. The crack on the head was part of the plot, Dobson confessed today but the man engaged (o do this part of the work ex- cecded his instruction. The fact that the cashier was so badly hurt served to divert suepicion from him for & long time, One of the detectives was éonvinced, however, that Dobson had & hand in the robbery and has been watching him patently for weeks.. The purchase- of valuable furs by Lobson for his sweet- heart gave him the first clue. Ship Laden with Sugar Sinks off Delaware ‘Coast Schooner Johanna Springs Leak and Thick Treacle Stops Pumps— Twelve Lives Lost. W YORK, Jan, 2.—Such are the for tunes of those who go down to the sea thut twelve men, who were lost on Thanks- giving day of last yeaf, when the British schooner Johanna went down not 150 miles from the Delaware breakwater, were not even known to be missing until the sur- vivors were brought to port tedhy from £t. Thomas, Danish West Indles, by the steamer Korono. The vessel was loaded with sugar, that clogged the pumps and prevented the crew from saving it PASADENA’S FLORAL PAGEANT MOVES ON TIME Storm fs Not Allowed to Spoil Big Feature of Annsal Rose Tournament. PASADENA, Cal, Jan Despite & cloudburst last night, Pasadena's floral pageant, the most attractive feature of the |rose tournement celebration hers each New Year's day, took up Its line of march on | time Saturday. The clty was crowded with visiiors, Including a large number of east. ern tourlsts, The Alsplay of flags and blooms arranged In attractive designs and fashioned into beautiful floats was the | most magnificent ever witnessed here. Be- | causc of the storm the athletic events at Tournament park were posiponed one woeek. | LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 1.—A rainfall |80 heavy as to amount almost to a ecloud- | burst markea the dawn of the new year |in Los Angeles and vieinity. Landslides in |Cajon pass tied up transeontinental trains |on the Santa Fe and Salt Lake lines, DR. HALE OUT OF MINISTRY Kditer and Aunthor Formelly Deposed from Priesthood by Bishop Whittaker. MIDDLEBORO, Mass., Jan. llam Bayard Hale, D. D, L. L. D, form- erly rector of the Chureh of Our Baviour here will not again officlate in the Episco- pal church. Friends have been informed he | has withdrawn from the list of elergy and has been formally deposed from the priest- hood by Bishop Wittaker of Pennsylvani Dr. Hale,' who Is & writer of note, was | tormerly managing editor of the Public Ledger, Phiiadelphiia. About & year ago Dr. Hale prepared a remarkable interview, whieh he had with Emperor Willlam of Germany, for a New York magazine. Upon request of the Gers man officlals the magazine decided net to 2.—Rev, Wil- | publish the inerview.