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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
BRYAN SPEAKS IN ALTOONA
NebraskAn Amused mt Andrew Car
negte's Reference to Judge Gary
as a ''Pawky Chiel."

ALTOONA. Pa, Dec, 23.-wnliam ].
Bryan delivered his lecture. The Prince
of Peace" in the high school auditorium
this evening, He was afterwards enter
talned by the University club.
Mr.. Bryan said he was interested in Mr..
Carnegie's testimony before the congress
sional ways and means committee. and was
particularly amused at the new phrase he
used in describing Judge E. H. Gary OF the.
United Steel corporation as "a pawky
chiel." or a person who will bear watch
ing. Mr.. Bryan said pleasantly that there
are a number of prominent people besides
Judge Gary who will bear watching.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
ABOUT THE SEASONS FURS
some Characteristics that Are Really
New 10 n Present Gem
eratiOa.

The new furs, those strictly for this year.
show several characteristics which are
really new, at least to the present genera
ton. First OF all, all sorts of odd skins
are combined with more or less pleasing
results. You will see fox collars on coats
of gray squirrel; huge marten collars on
astrakhan garments; again, squirrel coats
are likely to have cuffs and collar or tie
of ermine. With coats Of such combined
furs you will see a smart muff OF todue OF
a quite different skin. Then, notable de-
v~iations are shown IN the colorins Of femi-
liar skins Fox, for example, is dyed In a
new bronze hue spoken of by importers as
lumber" 1t is really pretty and rich, but
like all dyed hair, it lacks the varying
shades of the natural growth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

selling: Garter LiRht ( iO9. Howard rs
TO - won, John c. Rice Ola, McCahey,
2 70 ID second, Friar Of Elgtn tl0s, clark,
plant Jack, Miss Fairbanks, Diamond
Nose, Feminine and Turnaway also ran
Results at Havah
HAVANA. Dec. 2-Resuits at Afmen-
dares park:
First race. five furlongs: Won by Artfui
Dodger; Dew Of Dawn, second; Charley
Lusk, third Time: 1:0l%.
Second race, five furlongs: Won by
Font; Charlotte Hamilton, second; Elso,
third. Time 1901 g. ~
Third race. six furlongs: Won by Man
heimer; LAmour, second: Fiarney. third.
Time: 1914.
Malediction; Richmond Duke, second,
Battle Axe, third. Time: 1;21%
Time: 1:02h.
Sixth race, one mile and a furlong: Won
by Water Cooler; Laughing Eyes, second;
Oronoka, third. Time: 1854. &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Santa Claus Welcomed, with Pete
Elsasser 0ficial st. Nick.
SUTTON EEJoNs AN ORDINANCE
Prevents CounciI from Reseindiag
Opening OF Hickory Street
Mayor Passes Around
birthday Cigars,

Santa Claus will be welcomed 70 Omaha
in letters OF incandescent light to be placed
on the new welcome arch across Farnam
street, between the city han and the court
house. ana Peter z. Eisasser, councilman
from the Tenth ward. will be the official
Saint Nick of the city. This was ordered
by the city council in regular meeting last
night.
Councilman Elsasser introduced the reSo-
luton to light the arch the night before
Christmas and to place the words Santa
Claus in the panel above the word wei
come The resolution, which IL concur
rent, passed with but three votes against
it-Brucker. johnson and zimman. Council
man Zimman then moved that the city
electrician be empowered to clothe Council
man Elsasser in the garb of the Christmas
saint and to station him in front of the
city hall IN Christmas eve. This passed
by unanimous vote. Mr.. Elsssser then rose
and thanked the councilmen for the APP
pointment.
to be appointed the official Santa Claus
OF the city of Omaha" he said.
Mayor Dahlman said earlier in the day
that II the council passed the resolution
ordering the lighting of the arch he would
approve II.
Another resolution which was passed by
the council instructed the city electrician
TO maintain the lights on the arch and
the city hall the remainder OF the week,
business men of the city having engaged
to maintain the decorative lighting on the
streets during the period.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
STOCKS OF UNSoLD WOOL LOW
Quantity Available in Boston Market
Nearly Fourteen Million Pounds
Less Than Year Ago.

BOSTON, Dec. Z.~-rhe stocks of unsoIf
wool in the Boston market are lower than
they were a year ego. according to stats
tics compiled by Fiber and Fabric.
In fact it has been ssweral years since
supplies have been so well closed out, due
to the large takings of the big consumers
since last summer and which is now making
imperative larger imPortations OF foreign
woods.
There are q, 10000 pounds OF domestic
wool unsold, as against IS, 80 900 pounds IN
1907. The amount OF foreign woods held
here is 100000 pounds. against 100000 a
year ago
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

winnifred Kennedy of Montrose ana w.
D.. Mead of York are at the Her Grand.
P. NJ. CarIin OF Magdalen, Mex. w. ].
Mann OF Tekamah and w K. Strong OF
Portland are at the Henshaw.
Ed Holden of Yutan. George ". Allen OF
Bancroft, II. A. Brandt Of Butte and w.
w. Tulleys of Polk are at the Schlitz,
Mrs. H.. Barnhart. May Barnhart OF
Of Ashland and w. @. Butler OF Spokane
are at the Willard.
Stanley NJ. Rosewater, son OF City Engi-
neer Andrew Rosewater, has been admitted
TO practice before the federal courts for
the district OF Nebraska
Herber Hord OF Central City, 81. Hall
OF Denver, J.-w. Orr Of Atehison. John G.
Maher of Lincoln, w. s. Vinton of San
Francisco are at the Paxton.
United states District Judge John A.
Ryner of Cheyenne was In Omaha Wednes
day. He called on Judge w. H.. Munger
during the afternoon at the federal build
F B. Cornelius Of Marion, c. ] Rhoades
s. D.; W. p. Crook of Lincoln. w. w.
Young OF StTatton and w. Strand Of Min
den are at the Murray.
Miles d. Houek Of New Orleans. F. C.
]. NJ sanuslson Of Arnold. Frank r. DOB,
nsy OF Dallas. s. d. and Ed 81. John OF
Hastings are at the Merchants.
p. ]. Claassen Of Winnipeg. w. F. Hay
MT and Mrs. z. c. Gray Of Eureka Cal;
F. B. CIPHER, C. p. RAUL q David City,
F. z. Crothers OF San Francisco. and VIII
lam Baxter OF Douglas are at the Rome.
O Z Carney, chief Clerk at the Merchants
hotel, who has been Ill with pleural pneu-
monia. is IN a critical condition. though the
attending physicians have net gwen up ali
parents. arrived Wednesday afternoon from
their home In Boston 20 be with him.
]. ]. Donahue. Jr.. son Of Chief Donahus
OF the police department. is slowly improV.
ms sffer q severe illness with typhoid
fever. He has been at st. Joseph's hos
pital for five weeks and was il a Week
before his ickness was discovered The SIS
ton "a encouraging. ~consAdering the severity
and length OF the fever
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
ban Player Lucky hoy.

SIOUX CITY, Ia Dec. 2~3.-(Special.)-
Good luck seems TO have come pom Ralph
Westcott, son of George f. Westcott, a
member OF the police and fire commission,
The young man, who Is a clever base bali
pitcher and is Familiarity known to the fans
of Missouri and Kansas as Happy" West
colt, lives at 9alina, Kan, and made a
record last season with Joplin. Simultane-
ously with his purchase by Frank Isbell,
for his Wichita Western eague club, the
young twIrler was fortunate enough to find
a 500 pearl in an oyster which he was eat
ing. 1t is difficult to say which OF the un-
expected occurrences pleased him most.
with interest his appearance at Miz1ou
park with the Wichita team next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
wIfe's Signature to Deeds.

NEBRASKA CITY. Ncb., Dec. 22-To the
EDITOR Of The Bee: l notice In yester-
days issue of The Bee that you have
opened a law school in connection with
your paper-an idea I oanpot too highly
commend. provided the information i'm
parted is not misleading. not to say incor-
rect. 1 hereto attach the query OF your
correspondent. He inquiries:
Where husband and wife are non-resi-
dents, is II necessary for the wife TO Join
estate In the state of Nebraska, or can the
husband convey absolute title without the
wife?
To which you answer
In Nebraska the wife has a dover right
In all her husbands property and he can
not cucumber or ALLEVIATE his holdings
without her consent. The husband cannot
convey absolute title to real property
without consent Of the wife.
In the case of Atkins VS.. Atkins, Is
Nebraska Reports 414. our supreme court
held as follows;
Dover OF nonresident. Where a husband
conveys lands in this state while his wife
Is a nonresident thereof, she has no dover
interest in the lands thus conveyed. Digore
vs.. semple, 80 Michigan 4SS, approved and
followed. re
And the court says: The plaintiff. there
fore, being a nonresident Of the state
had no dover interest in any Of the lands
conveyed by Henry Atkins"
1t is therefore only in such lands OF
which the husband dies seized that the wife
has a dover interest. II the husband
holding the title. conveys without the wife
Joining in the conveyance, he can convey
an absolute tltle'' provided that at the
time Of the conveyance the wife is a non
resident OF Nebraska This is because the
husband, having already conveyed the
property, will not die seized thereof.
However, it is always prudent to secure
the wife's signature to the deed; it may
prevent future litigation, but it is moi
absolutely necessary.
We are speaking of ~conveyances executed
before the passage Of the recent legislation
sbolishing dover and courtesy. We express
no opinion as to what would be the effect
of q failure to now to- obtain the wife's
signature. r F.(W.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
DEMAREsT PLAYS FINE BILLIARDS
Runs of 252 and 1919 Help Him Take
Lead in Handicap Match.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Caiyin Demarest
made a runaway race tonight IR tie .sdnai-
cap billiard contest with Fred Conklin, de-
The match calls for 5000 points by De-
marest to 2,l00 for Conklin, in blocks of 500,
and when Demarest took his place at the
table tonight he was 200 points behind his
handicap. Assisted by two strong runs
252 and i69-he not only won tonight's game,
but made up the 200 he was behind
runs; Demarest, 252; Conklin, 80. Averages:
Demarest, 80 7-21; Conkiin, z 1920 Total
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
PURSE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT
PoeketbOok with Money that Was
Lost Held by Old santa
Claus Savage.

Captain Savage. chief OF detectives OF
the Omaha police department. has a nice
Christmas present for some one, II IL a
pocketbook that was lost on Farnam street.
near the New York Life building, between
June 20 and July ], but only recently came
into the possession of the police.
IF the owner will prove his ownership
by describing the pocketbook and it's con-
tents" says Captain Savage. Il will be
glad to let him have it." He refuses to
give the value of the find. but says It will
make a nice Christmas present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

is said to lead a wandering life and to
have been away from Brooklyn most Of
the time since the murder mentioned above
was committed. The officers Of the Law
have been persistently watching this case
and piecing together scraps and largsl
pieces of evidence until they are quite sure
they now ave the perpetrator OF the
crime, When arrested Finley waived exam'
nation and was committed to jail to walt
for the action Of the grand jury at the next
term of the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
1AHA NAT1nNAIA.
HIGHLANDERs WILL KEEP AUsTT,
Refuse to Sell Back 20 Omaha the
Crack Third SRckeFs

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-(Specfal Tele-
gram 1.-The Omaha club, 1t was an
nounced here today, thinks so highly of
by the New York Americans, that Man
ager Stallings has refused to turn the
Cleveland boy back to that club, although
IL is reported here that IS, 0O0vwes offered
for Austin's release. Local Cans are
touting. Austin as a conner. A year ago
Herzog was more of an unknown than
Austin. Nobody thought he had a oh ance
to stick with the Giants, but he made q
big reputation in one season. Austin VIII
have a better opportunity than Herzog
had, because third base Is not SO well
guarded for the Yankees as 1t is for the
Giants.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
ouakers Defeat Indians.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. Dec. z2.-(spe-
eial. basket bail game here Satur-
day night between Nebraska Central coll
the government school at Genoa. played
at the Academy OF Music in this city. re-
suited in a victory for the locals by a score
OF "A to Is. The game was fast throughout
and the result was IN doubt until the Of
fetal score keeper had gone over his tally
sheet carefully and found the Quaker lads
one point to the good.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
Nforriaon Gets Petition.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. 23-tspecial.)-
C. r. Morrison, for many years trainmAster
of the Sioux City division Of the Milwaukee
road n until a short time ago superin-
tendent of the Milwaukee's Jim river divi-
sion with headquarters at Aberdeen, has
been appointed superintendent Of the Sioux
City Terminal Railway company, the APP
pointment to take effect January 1. HS
succeeds j. C. McGarr. who has resigne@
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
BOWERS i'm Competition.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Dec. 2s.-(spe-
cial.)-For bets OF 500 a side, d, a, Hop
Harry Nefxger Of this city bowled ten
games in this city today, Nefzger winning
by ninety-two pins. .Nefzger's total was
i,s4s and Hopkins was 1.s5z Hopkins high
score was 25, which was also high for the
match. After this match Hopkins defeated
]. J. Neblett OF this city in a five-game
match by seventeen pins, and he also
defeated Ralph Gale by fifteen pins In a
similar match.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
PULLS GUN THROUGH BRUSH
Body OF Allen r.. GIL, Former city
Engineer Of spokane, Found
Near Moses Lake.

SPOKANE. wash. Dec. 2-Ths body OF
Allen y. GIN. formerly city engineer Of
Spokane and for years a owe In local
democratic circles, has been found IN the
brush near Moses lake, 100 miles west OF
spokane. The back OF hts head-wAs blown
away, n his shotgun showed that the
weapon had been discharged while he was
dragSing 1t through the brush. GIN was on
q hunting trip. HsrFs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
on RUNNING TRACKS
Hanbridge Cleverly Wins LOrillard
Handicap at Emsryvlls.
NEW RECORD AT SANTA ANITA
Center shot, &c 10 60 i, Covers Mile
ON Carved Course In 1897 les
q FourtA Race, Defeating
Montgomery.

OAKLAND, Dec. a-Hanbridge, heavily
played f~avorite, got up IN time TO beat
Bon Homme eieverly In the Loriliard handi-
cap at EmeryviIle today. The event was
the feature OF n good card that was run
over a muddy track. due TO the rain OF the
early morning hours. Bon Homme was
strongly supported aud led until the final
sixteenth. Clarnor was third. Sir Lynne
wood was the. medium OF a plunge in the
third. but was left at the post practically.
Booger Ed won from Fireball and Tony
Faust. In the fifth Beilmore stood a long
drive and beat Derrinston in a drive. Sum-
maries:
First race, six furlongs. selling: Nebu-
isSs ea0' o6 G0i aSS.on. = : to % s. = second SSRd B Bess
peneen, viSsita, Wap, Sophomore. Mike
second race, five and one,half fyrlongs,
selling: warden Yen g@, 4: Mili is rs :
second, Warren dcs. Ross, s 70 u third.
Time; 109. Hush Money, Queen Bessie
Hal. Sir Angus. Uncle Sam, Vronsky and
Third race, six furiongs, selling; Boogsr,
Red Q0s,. Gilbert, n TO 0 won, Fire BIl
~. MaeeSarthS. ! to 2. third Time ia
Grace O., Anna May, The Mist and Sir
Lynnewood finished as named.
Loriiiard handicap: Hanbridse ole, Butler,
4 10 81 won, Bon Homme $50. Upton, z to y
second. ciammor. des, Sullivan, y to y
Elpiear finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile. selling; Bollmore
Mentry, s to u second, Garganus u0o. Tap
lin 6 10 - third. Time: 1:A. Invader, Talen-
tosa. Taskmsster, Patriotie' Rekerssl Long
Sixth race, SIX furlongs. purse: Warden
uO4. Lee, s 10 u won. Anna l.. DAILY q4.
Kirschbaum, s 70 u third, Time: 1IAh.
Joe Rose, Del CTuzados. Palo Alto. Argo-
maui, Little Sis and Enamour finished as
named.
New record by Center shot.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2a-center Shot,
a rs TO / shot, by winning the fourth
race at santa Anita at one mile, set a
new %orldS record for q curved course
Dick Wells, carrying liz pounds and was
made at Chicago. august il, 1908. CEN
ter First SHOT race Ssrr ftSe am and P S%s"haif furlonrs.
! wen. EstnsF NJ 81 R g,Sse' 8, e 70 e 4
ceRhiiss d Desmond, vanen and AdTiis also ran.
Da sssonf DR. rsf Hcl sixssr- eYSs,' Mcgee sfSse iq J to 3
won, Tom Reid tilst Treubel 10 10 y
see9na, Senryhh1naeE styfnSsncy bonaiiS9
McDonald, Stella, Pert, Fair Annie and
Dredkin also ran.
Grange Dame los, Martin, 4 70 y won.
Mary r. aOe. Powers. 8 to 81 second,
Pal ,ttog. rrsubel to u third Time;
Tom shaw n Lord stanhope also ran.
Fourth race. one mile. purse; Center
gomery uiS. Shilling. event. second.
Giorlo G0s. Archibald, . TO 81 third.
Time: 1:37h- Ethon and Gowan also ran.
Alma Boy r(107, POWERS, 3 to ID won,
king of the Mist. d02, MCGEE. Is to y second;
Time: 1:b2 u, ourade. 0 Lyle and War
ner Griswell also ran
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

The Omaha Bee has an advertising value
which every advertiser can profit greatly
by. 1t gets read with more zest and con-
fidenee than any other daily paper in this
territory. because the advertising is de-
pendable and its news reliable. and the
business interest OF every reader demands
a thorough search OF its columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
Peru Defeats Auburn.

PERU, Neb., Dec. 8~.-(Special THE nor
NAL boys basket ball team defeated the
Auburn Hlgh school team at Auburn last
evening by a score OF Is to z. The girls
team played the Auburn girls team at the
same time. The game resulted In a score
Of IS to II in favor Of Peru.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
Monarch Pool Tourney.

Harsch defeated Usher in the Monarch
pool tourney by a score OF l03 TO 81, Harsch
playing too fast for Usher and leading
him all the way through. Score:
Usher ..''''.'.'""":...':'::4 IS-od
Scratches: Usher, 2; Harsch, 3.
Wednesday night White n Usher win
NAV Standing. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
WITH THE

The Cbancellors and Sampecks had
some game of ten pins last night on the
alleys, especially the Chan
cellors. getting a three-game total Of ASIA.
with Goft hitting the wood for a eN total,
and single game Of 25. Scott Of the Sam
pecks had high single game OF 20.
Vaughuy Coughlan, the ex-ceuar league
champion, Is showing up some of the old
timers and he has a good chance 10 go 10
P%ittsburg. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
City Council Enjoined.

SheTltt Bradley was present at last nights
meeting of the council and prior to the
calling of the session to order served on
the individual members orders signed by
Judge A. L. Sutton restraining them from
passing an ordinance or any other docu-
ment providing for the repeal and rescind-
ing of certain acts relative to the appro-
priation, appraisement and opening of
Hickory street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. The restraining order
was secured by Henry Bruning and the
hearing OF the granting OF the injunction
has been set for December a.
Five hundred taxpayers of the extreme
western part OF the city petitioned the
council to order the extension Of the tracks
Of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail-
way company west from Fortieth and Cum
ing streets to the city limits. The petition
ers set forth the fact that many have to
walk from eight to twelve blocks to the
car line. The petition was referred to the
comfnittee on railways and viaducts.
Bids for repairing and painting fire en-
CINE houses Nos. 5, T. g. 9, 10 and II and
truck houses Nos. 8, 4 and 6 were all re-
jected for the reason they were incomplete
and the city clerk was instructed to re-
advertise for bids.
The sum of $50 was appropriated for
repairing the Emergency hospital damaged
by fire a couple of months ago.
In conformity with council resolution OF
a week ago, Mayor Dahlman sent two
boxes OF cigars to the m last night.
though the council asked for but ono 1ox.
The cigars were furnished by the mayor
in celebration OF the flfty-second a~nniver-
sary of his birth. Councilman Bridges
passed the cigars among the member and
then ~campaigned with the remainder among
auditors In the rear OF the room. al
Arc lights were ordered installed at the
intersection of Third street and Woolworth
avenue and at the intersection of Forty
first and Maple streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
Few DriII to sIoux civ,

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec. ~E.-(Special Tele-
gram.D-"Dueky" Holmes announced today
he had secured Lew Drill, catcher.
who two years ago manage the Pueblo
club. Artie Granville has been sold to the
Columbia, s. c., team and will manage 1t
next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
Xmas
Insurance.

You can insure comfort and good
health for all your family against over
eating and drinking by seeing 10 IL that
they all take q CAScARET at bed time
during the holidays. cAScARETS-best
medicine on earth for the little folks-
Dad and Mother. -
cAScARRTS-IOe box-week,a treat
ment. All druggists. BiREost seller
IN he world. Million boxes q month.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

On Sunday and Monday evenings the
Yiddish Dramatic company. headed by
Nine. Emmy Lepzin, will give two per-
~formances at the Boyd theater, Nine. Lep-
gin is heralded as one OF the greatest of
Jewish actresses, and is supported by a
splendid acting organization. The plays are
from the pen of Jacob .Gordin. whose
"Kreutzer Sonata was made known to us
by Blanche Walsh last season, sfhe attrac-
ton should prove a strongf one.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
Our Letter Box

Contributions on timely topics invited.
Write legibly on one side OF the paper
only, with name and address appended.
Unused contributions will not be re-
turned. Letters exceeding 800 words viii
be subject to being cut doWn at the
discretion OF the editor. Publication of
views Of correspondents does not COM
nit The Bee to their endorsement
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24
BEFORE The PEOPLES BAR
Brother -in-Law Gloats Over His Sis
- ter's Husband,
TRIUMPH PROVES PREMATURE
Man on Way to Sign Peace Bond al YES
Relative Thrashing Before Reach
ing Omce of Justice of
the Peace.

"a man came in the other day" said
Justice of the Peace c.. NJ. Bachman, land
asked to nave his brother-in-law put under
bonds to keep the peace. A ummons was
issued and the constable started out to look
for the alleged belligerent one. Right here
the first man, the frightened one, made
the mistake of his life. He could not resist
the temptation TO stand on the corner and
gloat over his brother-in-law as that mai,
was conducted by the constable to my
office.
Nov IN addition to. being something OF
a 'scrapper' the man was also
a thoroughly alert chap, and when he saw
tho other at the opposite corner. of the
street with a triumphant sneer on his lips.
he begged the officer to excuse him a min
ute. In three minutes more he would have
been under heavy bonds to keep the peace.
But he was not as yet, So he crossed
the street and gave brother-in-iaw the
worst licking that chap ever got, Then re-
Joining the officer the aforesaid belligerent
man came up the elevator and signed a
pledge to be good"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

q liver ana bowels In refusing to act, n
quickly remedied with Or. Kings New
Life Pills 81 For sale by Beaton Drug
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

find bargains by Watching the Want Al.
Pages Of The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

The Omaha Nationals put the Union
Pacifics on the repair track by three flat
tened wheels last night on the Association
alleys, Hughes OF the Nationals taking all
honors, with a high single game OF aS and
totals Of $50. The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

Aub4Hn Local .s...-.-b $50 pm bills am
a Daily. b Daily except sunday. c sn-
AAy ealy. q Daily except Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-24

The "~Pianophiends' are making one of the
vaudeville hits of the saason lat the Or
pheum. Despite the fact that theater pat
ronage usually falls off during the Yuletide
shopping season, this week the. orpheum
has been packed nightly and the advance
sale is enormous. Seven others big acts.
Miss Edna Phillips has a sketch. Lost:
A Kiss in Central Park, Interesting little
story presented by clever people. But be
sure and wait for. the. Wilson brothers,
who come along toward the close of the
bin. Thy will make you laugh until you
forget about your troubles, Theresa REM
and her trained horses next week. Daily
matinees.