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The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Connie Mack Is determined TO land =
good catcher II the deal FOR Ira Thol,-
as does not 20 through, there are Others.
and leave II TO COnrie 10 land the hest
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Reports from NOTthbOrO. where
frankie Neil IS in training, indicate
that the little Californian is in gOOC
shape for his bout with owen Moran
at Boston tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

A letter received from Andrew T
SIahl. president OF the Western 3 wi
ing Congress, states that Denver is plan
ming 10 send two dye-nen teams 10 the
Seattle tournament, and possibly three
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Watson. formerly a star player at
Williams. and more recently successful
as a football coach, first at UrSinus and
the past season at Hamilton, is slated
FOR coach OF Ohio Wesleyan, next sea
son.
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Hughey Jennings manager or Detroit.
and Billy Murray, the PhiIlies leader
both listened much but talked little in
New York last week. Thev ad-1,--a7
lney could use several tOp-nOtch PLAYERS.
but said the big league sessions we're
the worst places TO land them.
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Abe AtteI and "Biz' Mackey have
been matched 10 box al New Orleans
before thee Southern Athletic Club on
Christmas night. The fight is TO be
ten rounds for a decision, the men 10
weigh at 122 pounds at the ringside-
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Hugh McCann is matched TO EEht
Young Britt fifteen rounds at Balti-
more on Christmas Day.
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Walter Camp, YaIe's football adviser,
IS - be the guest OF honor at the ban
Quei OF the Northwestern Yale Alumni
Association f. Minneapolis during the
holidays
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

Young DouOhue, OF New England,
will box Dave Deshler ten rounds at
New Orleans December 19-
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

/ Dan Reed is the man most prominent
/ " mentioned by Cornell students for
| head football coach next fall.
The Washington times., 1908-12-14

A Z Gernier, OF Dorchester, captain
cleo Of the brown football team. is also
caplain OF the basketball forces
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01

N. Y.
Mrs; G. C. Edgerly is visiting her mother
in Chicago.
The Cleaners met Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs. J. ]. Dodds.
At the last meeting of the Fontanelle
dent.
Mrs. Eva L. Brisco. the mother Of Mrs.
samuel Catlin, celebrated her e1st birthday
on Friday,
Mrs. Jennie Brown has returned to her
Dundee home after an absence of nearly
three months in Chicago.
Mrs. J. o.. Yeiser has issued invitations
Tor Friday, June 8, in honor OF her sister,
Mrs. Wright, Of Kansas City.
Mrs. w. L. selby attended the party
given for the benefit of the creche on
Thursday, at the Country club.
Dundee friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Drew sympathize with them in the loss OF
their infant son, born on Friday. May p.
Miss Calvert OF Portland. Ne, who has
been the guest several weeks Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. George, left for her home during
Mrs. irwin and Misses Helen and Edith
Irwin, who have spent the winter in Dun
Lead. 8. d.
In honor Of their grandfather, Mr.. Har-
years Of age, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Presson
are entertaining a house party. other out
SL-AuNh guests are. MIS-. Laura Davies OF
Mankato, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Mcbride Of Des MOines.
Appropriate Memorial day exercises were
glven IN Dundee school Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Noun Of Papiliion was the
speaker. One pleasing feature was a sol
diers tent with campfire before II. This
pleasure was given the children by William
A. Bell.
TIL pupils Of Mrs. Eva Parrotte-Sweeny
gave a piano recital at her home, Forty
eighth and Davenport streets. Tuesday
evening. Those taking part on the program
were; Misses Matthers, Russell. McCauley,
Beatrice Walton; Messrs Ralph Nelson and
Clifford Boand, Mr.. Ward Palmer assisted
with some vocal selections, accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Palmer.
Captain Reed c. Peters Of Company Z Of
the high school cadet battalion. entertAined
his company last evening at his home, 1872
Cass street. A novel program OF entertain
ments took place on the lawn and in the
house. Mr.. Peters was assisted BY the
company sponsor. Miss Grace Mcbride. and
the staff officers and other captains. with
their sponsors were also present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01

DR.. Crothers is building a large addition
10 his home.
Mrs. Margaret Hatterwein is visiting rela-
tives in the village.
@. W. Briggs was over from South
Omaha, Wednesday.
Rev stephen Phelps was a Council Bluffs
visitor last Monday.
Theodore Talhua was down from South
Omaha last Sunday.
Mrs. Vera Braden has been on the sick
list for the last week.
The Bellevue band has started into earn
est work and Is making much progress
Miss Lynda Caughline spent several days
here this week visiting with her parents.
Dr. ohm Oastley of Humphrey. Neb.
in Bellevue last week visiting friends.
A number Of the seniors are spending this
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
Elnrence.


Mrs. L. X. Turner and Mrs. c. J. Keirle
were visiting in Blair. Decoration Day.
]. G. Hunt and family will spend the
summer on their ranch at Bridgeport, Neb.
Mrs. Joe Roth was called to Yankton, s.
D., Tuesday on account Of the death OF
her brother.
The Independent Telephone company has
been erecting poles this week for their
Florence line.
Mrs. w. r. Wall ard Mrs. w. C.. Lewis
went to st. Mary's CO. -tery, South Omaha,
Decoration day.
Mrs. A. soreasen died Monday after be.
ing sick only a short time, the funeral
was held Wednesday.
Mrs. c. j. Keirle has returned from Chi
cago where she has been the last two
weeks visiting relatives.
The Florence Improvement club have re-
organized and Is in the field getting every
thing for Florence they can.
Lafe Shipley who bought three lots on
Harrison street and Fourth has commenced
the erection of his residence.
Mrs. Long of Fort Crook. Neb.. spent a
couple of days here this week visiting Mrs.
w. 4. Lewis. She left Thursday for Nc
Cool Junction. Neb.
Base ball will be the attraction at the
bsn grounds in Florence Sunday after
noon. The Townsends and Merchants az
the Tu City league will play. Florence
goes 10 Benson
The Florence Canning plant will be saken
over by several parties in and around
Florence. II is probable the plant will
be utilized for a basket factory along with
the canning part OF the plant.
Mrs. George Donnell of Winterset, Ia.
spent Wednesday and Thursday here the
guest of Mrs. j Weber, jr. Mrs. Donnell
was on her way 10 Wayne, Neb., to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Weber.
Work has been going on for the past two
weeks on Royal park, at the south CITY
limits of Florence. There is considerable
work to do and II will not be opened for
some time yet.
Mrs. Jasper Smith of Longtime, Neb., and
a former resident of Florence was here
one day this week visiting friends. She Is
in Omaha at present with a sister and visit
ing her son Herman. who is attending
Creighton college OF pharmacy.
Hose Company No. !, volunteer fire de-
partment of Florence, is making prepara-
tons to hold a Fourth Of July celebration
IN Florence. They have several commit
tees out at present. They will be assisted
by the citizens of Florence in general.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Wall returned Tues
day from a trip to ST. Paul. MINI. Mrs
Wall attended the services OF the profess
sion of noVices who have served their pro-
baton in Good Shepherds convent. Mrs
Walls sister, Miss Edna Price, was one Of
the professed.
Building in Florence Is going right along
at good pace at present, several new dUeU
ing houses are being built together with
one large rooming house, and one brick
store building. The last named buildings
represent about 5000 for their construe-
ton. The Eagles elected four additional
delegates to attend the meeting at Norfolk
next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
COLUMBIA WINS FIRST PLACE
University Takes Three Fir.t. In
Harlem ReRarfn.

EAFANN IN
Harlem Regatta.
NEW YORK. May 2LAThe annual reEata
Of the Harlem Regatta association was
rowed today over the one mile and a quar-
ter course on the Harlem raver. Weather
conditions were trying. with a downpour OF
rain and a strong wind all day, yet every
race was rowed to the finish.
Columbia university carried off the honors
by winning in the intermediate four-,ared
gigs. Junior aud intermediate Fights
Junior singles. first trdal heat, won by
Rudolph Notacek, Bohemian club New
York; F. J. Walsh, Nassau. n. Y. second.
Time: S:Zi.
Junior singles, second trial heat. won by
w. A. Downey. Mutual club. Buffalo. John
Hughes Union club, New York. Second.
No time AIKEN.
Junior Eight Dared shells-won by
Columbia university; New York university.
second. Time: 6:26.
Junior Double Shells-won by Suchancb
and ]. Tovansky, first; Bohemian. New
York; L. w. Gooltner and w. Conway.
Metropolitan. New York. second. No time.
Veteran Singles, One Half Mile-won bv
w. II. Amman. Mutual club. Buffalo; c.
2. Bulger, Albany, n. Y, second. Time.
S:23.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
Member Of Bellevue Senior Glass Dies
in Hospital.
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES HELD
Exercises fn Connection with Closing
OF Graded schools Held at
Benson and West
Amber.
west Amber.

Rev. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Henderson enter
lained their son Charles OF Sioux City over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. James Halpine and son
James were guests Of relatives in the city
Thursday.
Little Helen AuEhe was the guest Of her
grandfather here from Tuesday until
Rev. r.. NJ. Henderson conducted the fu-
neral ceremonies of NJ. r. Shandy on FRI
day last and Sunday preached his memorial
sermon at Southwest church.
The picnic outing OF the students OF
Rohrbough college wa called off last Frl-
day on account OF the rain and was held
this week Wednesday at Huntington. Ia.
Rev T.. c. Webster. pastor Of southwest
church is conducting a successful two
weeks revival in the western part of the
state. and will be home the latter part Of
next week.
Word was received here this week that
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Oieson, nee Miss Elsie
Blake. left Seattle. Wash, wednesday
evening Tor their distant new home at Ma
ton, Alaska, where Mr.. Oleson will engage
IN mining.
The Ladies' Aid society has reorEaniEed
and will hold their first meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Garner. Forty-e!ghth and
Marcy streets. THURSDAY, June 4, 10 90 gem
eral sewing Tor the hostess. II will be an
all day meeting.
Mrs. James Doyle. nee Miss Mary Macs
trick. has written her relatives here that
they have reached the Colorado line. They
with a party Of relatives and friends are
- AAAA wiz A1NN9 eE
homesteads In Colorado or Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Z. Aughe joined Phil
kearney Grand Army Of the Republic post
and Relief Corps Sunday in South Omaha
and attended services at the United Pres
byterian church. where their past COM
mander, Rev. Andrew Renwick. delivered
= sermon. They were guests at dinner OF
Mrs. Josephine Carroll.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for a lawn social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blake in Eckerman Friday
evening, June y, 20 which every ore In
the whole community is invited. While II
Y being gotten up by the church people. yet
Rev. Webster desires all, regardless 81
creed. to be present and get acquainted.
Charles j. Roberts as chairman Of a COM
nittee Of ten assistants Is sparing no pains
70 make this social a success.
The patrons and friends of Beals school
assembled at the building at . y. m Fri
DAY TO listen to the memorial address Of
Conarade Thomas L. Hull Of Benson. who
gave an interesting account of his witness
ing the American fleet at Los Angeles
recently. He also depicted the inspiring
scene OF watching the 3,Oo0 school children
In parade at Hastings last week when the
Grand Army and Woman's Relief CORPS
presented a large silk flag TO the high
school there. The entire school recited The
flag salute and Soldier Boy was given
by the primary department. The third
grade gave a dialogue on the flag: fourth
grade sang MY Native Country sixth
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
ENTRIES FOR WESTERN GAMES
Twenty Colleges 90 BE Represented by
gas Men at Chicago.

&C hNA
CHICAGO, May g.-The entries for the
games OF the intercollegiate conference
Athletic association. which are TO be held
on Marshall Field at the University Of
Chicago on Saturday, June {, closed today.
They total 24s against ls last year, and
twenty colleges and universities will be
represented.
The number Of entries in each event are
as followS:,
100 yari dash. 20; % yard dash, Al: 40
yard Oath, az; one half mile run, 4S. mile
run, 40; two mile run. Al; 40 yards hurdles.
q; 30 yards hurdles, 80; high jump. A.;
broad jump. "a; pole vault. p; shot put,
q; hammer throw. g; discus throw, 80
The following universities and colleges
will participate in the games; Indiana.
Iowa. Illinois. Chicago. Wisconsin. Mime
sofa, Northwestern. Leland Stanford, Ms
sour, Purdue. Drake. Colorado State col
lege. Grinnell. Beloit. Michigan Agricul-
tural college, Colorado Agricultural col
lege, Morningside, Marquette. Olivet.
Because % the large number Of the
entries some OF the preliminary events will
be held on June s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
LINCOLN GIRL WINS HoNoRS
Star Performer ct Public Recital of
Boston Conservatory of
Music.

BOSTON. Mass. May S~.-(special TeIs-
gram.)-A Lincoln. Neb, girl. Miss MAY
Belle Hagenow, contributed the leading
number OF the program OF a public recital
given this afternoon by pupils OF the New
England Conservatory OF Music. Her num-
Der, "Tausigs, zigeunerweisn" Gypsy airs).
was the star feature OF an excellent pro-
gram and scored a success. winning high
praise from the critics present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
LoNG.D1sTANCE HORSE RACE
Twenty-Five Cowboys Start to Ride
from ExnnHton TO Denver.

Twenty-Five Cowboys start to Ride
from Evanston TO Denver.
EVANSTON, wyo, May S1.-Twenty-fiye
cowboys started at six o'clock this morning
TO ride across country from Evanston to
Denver. a distance Of over 400 miles. in the
endurance horse race under the auspices
OF a Denver newspaper. The Wyoming
Humane society has arranged to have the
race closely watched by veterinarians and
see there IL no cruelty to the horses. c. E.
Workman riding a Teddy, a Wyoming
horse. reached Carter, AZ miles from Evans
ton, in the lead at 1854 o'clock He was
closely followed by j.. F. Doling. Then
came Rollo Means and John Bruins ar 1888.
Next came H. Smith and Charles Threw
at 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01

week at their homes. this being Senior va
cation.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick OF Madison. Neb.. is visit
ing her daughter az the college this week
Mss Edith Wright, who has been. teach
ms AZ Avery, gave her scholars a picnic
last Friday.
Mrs. Finley Combs and children Of
Omaha, were guests Of Miss Estelle Rob
inson, Friday.
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell and daughter, Janet,
left Thursday for a short visit with friends
at Ashland. Neb.
II. J. Clarke Of Omaha, attended the
Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian
church. last Sunday morning.
Mrs, W. F1ndley and laughter Edna at
tended the South Omaha High school re-
cention last saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A Mullins and baby OF
Francis. Okl.. are guests Of Mrs. Mullins
mother, Mrs. E. Black. this week.
The Royal Heighbors held an informal
meeting at the c. z. Patrick home Friday
evening. after which refreshments were
served.
The day after the tornado J. r. Glynn
began rebuilding his house and outbuild-
ings which were wholly destroyed. This
week they are all completed.
The body OF William c. Trumble arrived
here from Hastings and was buried Satur-
was a son Of Mr., and Mrs. A. w. Trumble
Of Fort Crook.
The interurban line has discontinued
selling ticket books on the car. They can
only be purcha sed at the station in Belle
vue, at the postoffice in Fort Crook. and
at Schaefer's drug store in South Omaha.
Thanksgiving services we're held in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning for
the divine protection given the people Of
Bellevue during the tornado and the free
dom from loss of life.
Word has reached here Of the marriage
Of Miss Rachel Ferguson, 'O6, and Mr.. Guy
Mccoy, '04( on Saturday, May ., at the
home Of Grant Percy In Crawford, Neb.
Both parties are well and favorably known
in Bellevue.
Harry Stuart Nicholl. a member Of the
senior class OF Bellevue college. died at the
South Omaha hospital May 29, from the
results Of an operation for appendicitis. He
was born at Broadview, Canada. on April
is. 1887. but spent most Of his life in Belle
vue. where the family are we'll known. The
deceased was a great favorite and his I'M
timely end will throw a gloom over the
commencement festivities OF the college. The
funeral services we're held Saturday after
noon from the First Presbyterian church.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
GAME WARDEN IS FINE

Fred MaErew Pays e2S and Costs for
Illegal FIshinE-
HEBRON, Neb-. May u-Cspeeial)-rak-
ing advantage OF the high water. due 10
the heavy rains. Deputy Game Warden
Fred Ma6rew and fourteen other citizens
were smDted 10 draw q few fish from a
bayou Of the Little Blue yesterday. when
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01

state Game Warden e Hurger Of Lincoln
dropped in on them.
The local warden was fined s. and costs
and four Of the other citisens paid IA fine
Of S each in addition 20 the costs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
d NEW CURRENCY COMMISSION
Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker
Cannon Announce Appointments.

' y TNENETWWN NEFWHThN HWW NWFNhNT
Cannon nnOun Appointments.
WASHINGTON, May 9o.-The vice presi-
dent tonight announced the appointments OF
Senators Aldrich. Allison, Burrows, Hale.
Knox, Daniel. Teller. Money and Bailey as
members Of the currency commission re-
Gently authorized by act OF congress. Mr..
Knox'is the only senate representative on
the committee who is not a member Of the
committee on finance.
The speaker appointed members Of the
commission on behalf of the house as fol-
lows: Messrs. Vreeland On. ", OverstTeet
0nd.). Burton (Ohio), Weeks tMass),
Bonynge CColo), Smith CCal), republic ans;
Padgett CTenn), Burgess TEX, and Pujo
O.a). democrats. OF these only Weeks,
Burton and Pujo are members OF the COM
mittee on banking and currency.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
WITH THE

Standing of teams in the Omaha Sum
mer Bowling league at the end of the sec
ond week. Three teams are tied for the
Edholm trophy, the Storz Blues Leading ~
virtue of their total pins. The Metz Bros.
team is high on pins and promises to be
looking back at the bunch before the finEh.
Blakeney leads the individuals, with a 70
aNsraga. but has BOWED only one serleS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01

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rail. Bucklen's Arniea salve heals n
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Beaten Drug Co.
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grade sang Our Country's Own nag.
seventh grade sang where Heroes Sleep"
and thf eighth grade "Lincoln's Address at
GatfYshurg.H
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(First published in Daily Leader Dec.
z, 190S)
NOTICE OF SHERlFF's SALE OF
LAND: FORECLOSURE.

NOl ICE Of SNEHlFF'S SALE OF
LAND: FORECLOSURE.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of an order OF sale issued out
of the District court Of Logan county,
Oklahoma, on the 2eth, day of May.
1908, in an action wherein Peter Frey
was plaintiff and Paul A. Calvert and
Eulalia F. Calvert and Ross b. Feaster,
Trustee. were defendants. directed to
me, the undersigned Sheriff of Logan
county, commanding me to levy upon,
ana sell the. following described prop.
erty:
The East half (1-2) Of Section
Twelve (l2l and the Northeast quarter
Q-4) CT Section Thirteen t1S1'.i all in
Township Nineteenlv Q9) North, Of
Range -Four (4) West of Indian Merid.
ian. containing $50 acres more or less.
with ell of the improvements thel con
and the appurtenances thereunto be
longing, lying and situate in the Coun
ty of Logan, State of Oklahoma. tc
satisfy judgment and decree Of lore
closure in favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendants obtained and
made in said court on the 18th day OF
May, 1905 the sum of SS049.34, and
costs, including $4,000 attorneys fee,
taxed at SS060, with interest on
S773375 Of said judgment, at per
cent. per annum frsm the 2Stn day
Of May, 1908, and interest on the bal.
ance, $3i5.59, OF said judgment at 10
per cent per annum from the 2Sth day
of May, 1908, ana costs accrulng; will,
on the 9th day OF January. 1903, at the
hour OF p. m of said day, at the east
door of the court house in the City Of
Guthrie, in said county and state, offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash. the said property above
described, or so much thereof as will
satisfy said judgment with interest
and costs.
Witness my hand this 1st. day ol
December. 1908.
JOHN MAIONEE,
Sheriff
| lIy w II. Humphrey.
CHESTER A. MARH.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Phone i43.
Produce Market.
BY wilbur Commission Co.
phonq az

ilfalfa hay, per ton. 5000
Prairle hay. per ton. .S6.0008.00
Alfalfa hay, pei ton. baled $500
Piairie nay, per ton, baled .S7.0O@9.5O
nran. Fer 100 lbs. Sl30
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