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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Sinner & Chase Co. to H. A. Scott,
part lots I and 5, block H. Boule- -
Boulevard Park Improvement Co. to
Sinner & Chase Co, same .......... /
George Parks and wife to S. F.
Neble, lot G, block l, Hector Ter
Union stock Yards co. to south
Omaha Savings bank. lot 1. block
4, LIST add to South Omaha ..,....... 1000
National Land Co. to w. w; WEIGH,
part sublot /, taXlot 16, 2-15-13. go. 4,O6O
James NJ. Ham ct al. to Henry Neu-
haus, 54I4 acres in s-15-12. ........... $500
part lots 10 and 20, block 6, ShulIs
I'd Observation-Disclosures. $500
Wherry, lot s. block Marysvile. $500
block is, Orchard Hill ................
Gussie Moss TO same, lot Is, block IS,
EiisabetS G. Garnean and husband
to Gussie Moss. ame............ DC
Frank Thompson, trustee, TO G. c.
Moss, lot is, block IS, same.
John Aldridge 10 Eve +. Aldridge,
lot Is, block I, same.......y....
Gussie C. Moss to r. B. McGfegor,
Eva. E. Aidridge to Gassie c. Moss.
Nebraska Investment and Improve
ment Co. to Grace B. Funkhouser,
part lot 3, block 10, West Omaha. 2,04
County Treasurer to David Cole, lots
4 and 8, Devries sub. ............... $500.
Same to Provident Real Estate Co,
lots 5 $50 s; {, 10, T. 10 TO %, block
Fannie Morse TO Parkway Real Es-
tate Co, lot s, block 101, Florence.
II. -Lenenberger to u. c. Patterson,
trustee, lot l, block 1 Central
Maria e. Hubbard to same, lots Is TO
"a THORNTON Place.....".......H~. 2
w. F. Burrows and wife to same.
lots to II, block 1, same......... /
Swedish Building association to
Omaha, lot 8. block 142, Omaha. $50
James A. Howard and wife to q.
s~toltenberg, lot 20. block 7, \
Same to same. lot q, block 10, Hal
cyon Heights .:"....."."...".. LILO
Corneer, lots 4 and 8, block l. Hoe
tor Terrace IaO
Elizabeth Wear ct al, executrix, 70
J. IA. Van Buren,, lot Il, loves sub LOO
David w. Bell and wife ct al. to
part lot 4, block s, Jones add. 40
Winifred G. Adams 10 f. T. Walker,
lot q, Stewart Place .....-..... 800
Willard Langfeld and wife 10 Annie
8. Gould, part lot 4 block p, West
Elsie G. DeWoif to Never Robinson.
part lot Z. block Is, Patrlck's I'd.
j. r. Robinson to II. A. Wolf, undiv.
y s44 feet lot s, block IL Omaha.
III. 4. Wolf TO J. b. Robinson, same
Jessie F. Shepard and husband to c.
Traver; part lot s, block 4
w. S. Frank and wife 10 McCaeue
Investment Co., lot 8. block /
John MeElhatten TO j. ). o'Con-
nor, part ii-15-l3 IN
Clara NJ. Goodman and husband TO
Edward Roe, lot s. block IS, Dun
Continental Trust Co. to Florence T.
Hull. part lot Z, block 10, West
Cihaha
County Treasurer to Continental
Trust Co, anne
Louise A. Hunter to Peter Clan
crosse. lot 8, block 246, Omaha. son
3. r Rogers to Louise A. Hunter.
nwh nwh 26-15-13 ...........,,.
Louise A. Hunter to Peter CLAN
crosse, part lot &. block 246, Omaha
Eleanor 1, Searson and husband 10
Blanche M. Mcdowell, lot 9. block
"a. Shinn's add 4M
Elizabeth kountze Real Estate Co -
to knudt Thompson. lot l6, Forest
Hhl Eafh l25
knudt Thompson and wife to j. j. $3.50
DNorak' same $50
Total "'"""".,..~...""...,.1s 2,7s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
BANK CLERK UNDER ARREST
Max r. Emerich COnfesses to Embes-
sling 100000 Belonging 20 His
Employer.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, June MAX F.
Emerich was arrested here today by de-
and confessed that he had embez-
zled $4,000 from the Capital National bank
Of Indianapolis, Ind, where he was en-
ployed as a bookkeeper. He was known
under the name OF Wilson here. He says
he is willing TO return without extradition
papers. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
SOUTHERN ROAD WINS TEST
Commission Loses Case Involving
Right to Fix ReconsiRnment
Charge for Hay.

WASHINGTON, June 2-The test case
of the Southern Railway company against
the Interstate Commerce commission in
wolves the right OF the commission to
fix the charge for the re-consigment of
hay shipped through East st. Louis, was
decided today by the supreme court of
the United States against the commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
Public Testimonial is Paid Late Vet
eran who Was Member of Real
Estate +.

The meeting of TIN Omaha Real Estate
exchange Wednesday was devoted to a me
moral to Thomas A. Creigh, a member OF
the exchange since it's organization. who
died recently.
Three addresses were made, G. O.. Wal
lace speaking OF the events OF Mr.. Creigh's
life before he entered the real estate BUSH
ness in Omaha; w. T. Graham speaking
OF his career after coming to Omaha, and
z, A. Benson giving a summary of the life
of the man in whose honor the service was
held.
Following the addresses resolutions ex-
pressing the grief OF the exchange at the
passing OF Thomas Creigh were passed.
All business matters were passed over.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
WANTED-To U

BEST price paid for secondhand furniture,
carpets clothes and shoes, Tel. Doug. 1871.
BEST price paid for 2d-hand furniture,
stoves, clothing. VIM. Rosenblatt.' Tel.
Douglas b401. (&)-S2S
STANDARD upright pianos. Phone Web
ster 3126. t15)-S&
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
MICHIGAN EAST COAST RESORTS

81. JOSLPH. 80 miles from Chicago by rail, 60 miles by boat.
wHIrcO4B HOTEL AND MINERAL sPRINas-Hotel and baths In connection.
stuetural glass. The water positively cures rheumatism md nervous diseases
Write Tor references and names of people in your neghborhood who have been
cured Hosi rates ~ per week M up' For rec. Illustrated booklet address
DCNIUN hAkbOk. OF miles from Chicago by rail. 90 miles by boat.
EASTMAN SPRINGS EEsoRT-4O acres Of natural WOODS M springs. Hotel
and cottages Baths AM treatments for-an durable diseases Modern appliances
Eastman Springs Company
,sANzman Hotel mi Mineral aths-ohy hotel in tn city with mineral baths in
connection. Hotel under new anagemen since March, Write for free booklet
Granger Farm Resort Bluff ofake spl rates. une & Sept Mrs W, Granger Mgr
naKbLkl. 20 miles from Chicago by rail. 20 miles by boat and rail-
stroweod Beach, Cottage Fesot m pney wooded bluff of lake Ad b. w ser
Cottage sites for shs-on wooded lake shore u mi from station Ad NJ Glayin |
LANDSLIDE. 90 miles from Chicago by rail, 81 miles by boat and rail.
Fine Bluff Resor-overlooktng Lake Michigan Rates 81 10 {. Ii Wilkinson prop.
Beach AdsL Brick vide verandas mod onvenience IS to $40 wE EGeohegan
UNION Pick. 90 miles from Chicago by rail, So miles by boa and rail.
NOv RuHaIo So niles hon Chicago On Lake Michigan and Gafen River
NCW uhoi Fresh fruits, vegetables, etc Fishing, bathing, boating. etc. Be
sides 50toon hotel, are numerous boarding houses ant cottages New Buffalo
improvement club. BN 49,
SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING RAILWAY RIDE on modern lntsrurban cars
NENT FARM at St Joseph. OF tbs best bathing beach in the West .-H
The resofts listed above are OF high class M their claims are dependable
6atfng beach throughout this district
tt Is the direct rail route TO all OF the Re
DrDE hMAnnVIETTE sorts u the Michigan East Coast Trains
n; Week Days 1890 noon; Friday. ant
" Saturday Ion and afer June III 1890 p
WEEK ED RATES 70 ALL 1856 p M Week Days, 44O p m
EAST COAST POINTS ,1 A 5SaTSfSg,I ticket tS ome 5s 49, 90 3 SC7lssssk IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
CHILD SAVING SUBSCRIPTIONS

Over Hundred Dollars Turned In
First Day on Board of Truss
tees Pledge.
subscriptions to the balance of 81. Sl401
assumed by the board of trustees. to COM
plete the $500 building fund of the Child
Saving institute, are to date:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
WANTED-To RENT

are getting inquiries for well located
houses. Must have sole agency. Nowata
Life Bldg. Phone Red 1889. Omaha, Neb.
Opsn evenings. (26)-SS0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03


81 don't care to say who I may be or
who 1 know" answered w. u. Woods, one
OF the hold-up suspects Wednesday noon,
when asked If he were really Dan Downer,
the notorious police character OF Spokane
and vicinity.
He had been asked II he knew Chester
Edwards of Spokane. and why he did not
admit he was Downer, AS Woods replied
his characteristic eye twinkle and faint
smile showed, and he tried TO divert the
conversation to his dinner.
This is finn turkey you're feeding us"
he said to the deputy sheriff who brought
him a tin plate containing his food, a cup
of black coffee and a large tin spoon with
which to tackle the ratte attempting
viands.
Sure replied the deputy, grinning.
THAT turkey was raised on the left flank
OF ar antique pack mule"
Nevertheless, Woods, Torgensen and
Gordon swallowed their dinners, the former
between mouthfuls explaining that hey
had hoped for a real beefsteak dinner at
a restaurant after the morning hearing
In court.
They were confined in separate cells,
Woods and Torgensen In solitary waiting
cells adjacent to the ~jailer's office and
Gordon in the general cell with a number
OF other prisoners. All seemed remarkably
cheerful for men in their plight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
STOVE REPAIRS

NEW furnaces; hot water and hot air com
bination heating. q and 4-hole laundry
hot water heaters. mantle CRATES, gas
stoves repaired. water fronts and flower
vases. Omaha Stove Repair Works, 1906
120S Douglas st. Phones Ind. ASH, Bell
Douglas $50. LS26
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
Toxa-

BUY cheap Texas land, 81 70 s. per acre,
balance forty years time. 8 per cent in
terest. The last cheap land in the south
west. Send US your name today. Texas
Development Publishing Co, Houston.
T- C9)-M6t9 Je7x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
MANIFESTATION

SITUATION as assistant bookkeeper: good
reference. 1E0 f. Washington Ave. Co.
Bluffs. Ind. phone I'm. CHINA "a.
WANTED-POsition as baker by expert
enced man, married and steady. w.
Fallick, Gibbon, Neb. (2O-Mns Sx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
Spokane Officer
Identifies Woods
and Torgensen
Men Now in Jail in Omaha Once
Arrested with Burglar Outfit
at Everett, Wash.

SPOKANE, Wash, June 2-W. D. Woods,
now in jail at Omaha, charged with hold
ing up the Overland Limited was today
identified by Policeman Chester Edwards,
by means of portraits, as Dan Downer, a
man frequently arrested here. f,
Edwards states that he assisted in ar
resting Downer and Fred Torgensen at Ev-
erett last October, and found in their
grips nitro-glycerine, fuse, caps and a COM
plete safe-blowlng outfit. Torgensen Is
now with Woods in the Omaha Jail.
Detective Alexander Mcdonald has left
for Omaha. where he may complete the
Identification.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03

Quick Action for Your Money-You ger
that by using The Bee advertising columns
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)
.10-ROOM
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME
S6.On0

2o22 Writ street This Is an ideal home
for someone with a large family. Located
on the choicest street In Kountze Place.
The street is paved with asphalt and the
lot has large shade trees In front and is
nicely terraced.
There lis reception hall, parlor. living
room, library, dining room and kitchen on
the first floor and fine bedrooms and bath
on the second floor. also attic. House IL
built OF very heavy lumber throughout,
having 2N6 studding instead OF the ordinary
2x4 studding used nowadays. and most OF
Il IL white pine lumber. The ceilings are
high. There are bay windows on three
sides Of the house. II has the latest style
of open plumbing and several years ago
one Of the best hot water heating plants
was installed. Large front porch was put
on last year. The house Is In first-class
repair throughout. The owner Of this prop
erty L. anxious 10 sell and has made a
very reasonable price for quick sale.
1t will not be necessary to pay all cash
az the owner will take/a mortgage back
for over half the mount. You can call
at our office or go direct to the house and
look IL over. Possession can be given in a
very short time.
HAsTiNGs & HEYDBN 1914 Harvey St.
d9)-S97 3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Colorado
Canada.

FOR sAEE-Money making Alberta horse
ranch; sickness cause; part cash; big
opportunity. M. j. Whitcomb, Markes-
Vile, Alberta. C2O-S2 lOx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
WyOmInR.
10000.
AcresofLand
Now Open to Entry

under the Carey Act at wheatland. Wye,
Write us for full Information. how TO
get some 81 these lands. We will locate
you and look after your interests. care
fully. This. Is a splendid section, the soil
is rich; 1t is a great slfalfs. wheat. oats,
barley, sugar beet and potato country.
Fruit does well. The land Is ready to
pillow. Building materials are cheap, fuel
Is abundant, We have railroad, school
and church facilities and the best Of
neighbors. This Is a dairy country. You
can get rich farming here. We want you
to have our full descriptive illustrated
circular at once, free for the skiing
Write; we want to hear from you. In
quire Of j. r. Mason. immigration Agt.,
WheatIand, Wyo- (0)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
LifeIonE Rondage

Lifelong bondage
to dyspepsia. liver complaints and kidney
troubles is needless. Electric Bitters is
the guaranteed remedy. B0c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03

FOR ~SALE-Store room. s-room house and
corner lot. Ames and 3lst Ave. Write
owner. Hotel vendome, Sioux CITY, la.
- Q0-M70 Je5x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
Iowa.

FOR sALE-67 acres of land. 8 miles south
east of Council Bluffs. Telephone 9SSl-K.
(20)-M346 lax
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
If YOU HAVE

III 1Ol hA VIZ
city property. farms, ranch lands or mer-
chandise 10 sell or trade. list them with me.
II costs you nothing unless I effect a sale.
w. w. Mitchell, 332 Board of Trade Bldg
1880
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03

FOR complete, accurate information, maps.
etc, of the famous Flathead Indian
reservation and other choice government
lands to be opened to settlers soon, write
c. b.. Locke, Musselshell, Mont. Price 25c.
i(20)-M414 tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
Mgr. Land Sales Dept
North DAKOTA.

flax land in tile northwest; for further
Information call or write John J, Doyle
WiShek. N. %. 00)-M6t9 J1Sx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
MisceIlRneOas.

A FARM FOR YOU.
Just opened; $1,000 acres in Denver sub
urban Irrigation District. Coming under
irrigation soon. - 4
AT DENXER'S DOOR,
Within driving distance of a city of
240, 600 people; all size farms.
BUY NOW 20.
While the. prices are right; Write, tele-
phone, call or telegraph for further infor-
nation. -c4
HARDWOOD & HARDWOOD,
46 Bee Bldg. omaha, Neb.
I20l-M43l 4
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
MEMORIAL TO 7. A. CREIeH


Balance to raise, $2,1s6.74.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE BUYERS Tor a 5-Eoom house. a
Groom Rouse and a couple OF, vacant lots.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY.
Suite 64 N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha.
Phone Red 1893. Open Evenings.
(22)-S25
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
DESTROYERS LIGHT AS
CANOE TO GUARD COASTS
President of Naval Militia Tells
of Novel Graft

WASHINGTON. Feb 20.-Numerous
states were represented at a meeting of
the naval militia association of the
Upited States held here today Presi-
dent Roosevelt received the delegates.
In his address Assistant Secretary
Satterlee, president of the association,
described hew type of gasoline pro-
PEELED torpedo boat destroyer which can
be hauled out OF the water and kept as
easily as & canoe. a dozen of which can
be constructed for the price of one of
the present type The little vessels
would have a speed of 25 knots an hour
and could be placed in the hands of the
naval militia FOR coast and harbor de-
Tense He said the approximate cost of
such vessels would be about $50, zoe
each.
The association elected officers a s fol-
lows: President. Captain Warren T.
Purdy. Chicago; treasurer. Commander
Frank s Cornwell Connecticut
President Purdy appointed as secre-
tary Of the association Lieutenant Van
Week OF Maryland. He appointed Cap
tain q. ". Bauer of California to the
general board
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
POLICFMEN'S BALL
TO Be BIG AFFAIR
Ticket Sale Indicates an At
tendance of Fully Fifteen
Thousand

The policemens ball, the biggest an
nual event of it's kind in San Francisco,
will this year eclipse all previous rec
ords in point of attendance and feat
ures. More than $4,000 tickets to the
bali have already been sold and in or
der not TO swamp the big Coliseum
dancing floor, where the ball will be
held tomorrow night. the committee
in charge has been compelled to stop
the sale of tickets except at the box
Office Last year there were 10000
persons at the policemen's ball. This
year the promise is for $4,000.
Mayor Taylor and Mrs. Taylor will
lead the grand march. and both the
army and navy will be represented by
brilliant array of officers and their
wives.
In keeping with the spirit of the oc-
casion. Washington's birthday, tab
leau depicting Washington crossing the
Delaware will be enacted by the first
and second engineer divisions of the
naval militia of California, under the
command of Captain George w. Bauer.
AS the curtains are drawn back, dis
closing the historical scene, the ma
tional salute of 21 guns will be fired
outside the building by another detail
of the naval militia.
In the early part OF the evening,
from to $3.50 o'clock, there will be a
concert for the entertainment of the
vast audience. under the direction of
Charles H. Cassasa, leader of the park
band. The program is as follows:
March ......e........ weldon
Mosaic Familiar Gems '.......... Godfrey
operate Faust ,... .eionnod
Fantasie. Kentucky Home" Dalbey
With variations by soloists of the band.
American Patrol American melodies. .NIeacham
Vocal solo, The Star spangled Banner
Observation-Disclosures Francis Scott Key
Miss Fay Carranza. soprano.
Tableau-sW Washington
Assisted by the first and second and engi-
neer divisions of the naval militia of Cali
fornia. Captain George ". Bauer COM
manding. At the firing of the salute and
during the singing of the national an
them the audience Is requested to rise.
Among the women who are working
hard for the success of the affair are
Mrs. d. A. Sylvester. Mrs. Charles Lane,
Mrs. J. G. Galley. Mrs. Steve Bunner,
Mrs. L. f. Bunner and Mrs. J. Lyons.
The committee of arrangements held
long meeting yesterday, at which all
final arrangements were completed.
Captain Gleeson, chairman of the COM
mittee, announced that the southern
| Pacific railway. through General Man
ager f. T.. Calvin, aad donated $3.50
to the Widows and Orphans associa-
ton. for the benefit of which the ball
is given. There were a number of
other private donations also made.
Despite the fact that Chief of Po-
lice Cook has refused to shorten the
hours or lessen the number of police
men on any of the city beats, the
hours for the ball have been so ar
ranged that all patroimen of the city
will be able to attend during some
of their off" hours.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
PRIZES AWARDEDAT
SANTA ROSA FAIR
Many Beautiful Designs Attract
Large Crowds at Southern
Fruit Show

SANTA ROSA. Feb. 20.-The prizes
for ornamental designs composed of
citrus and other fruits, II in number
were awarded by the judges today at
the citrus fair here. The designs were
all cieverly executed and many of
them showed considerable ingenuity Of
arrangement. Some of them were 50
arranged that they could be illuminated
from within by electric light and the
effect at nisht was both novel and
artistic. Tnere was a large attendance
today. Tomorrow. which is san Fran
cisco day, is expected to be the banner
day OF the fair. as excursion traits will
bring hundreds of visitors.
The following are the prize winners
and their designs in their order:
First prize-Mr. and Mrs T. w.
Brush, pagoda entrance built Of
oranges. lemons and olives.
Second-C. f. Humbert, venetian gon-
Thra-Cloverdale nigh school. scale
OF justice and relief map OF cali
fSourth-Healdsburg chamber of
commerce. wagon outlined in prunes
drawn by horses and driven by Cupid.
fifth--Congregat church. grotto
bridge
sixtE-oliver c. Williams. old -four
seventh-wilne Ahern. American
flag.
Eighth-Mrs. George B. Baer, old
California bear flag.
Ninth-Hifner Winter Mount TamaI-
pals Observatory
Tenth--Charies Domino, White house
/ at Washington.
Eleventh-Henry J. Crocker, Hawaiian
( canoe
Twelfth-George Cooley and George
kieifer. pyramid
The first prize in the wine exhibit
was awarded to A. B. de Hay. and the
second to Moulin Hill vineyard COM
panY.
Mrs. f. II. Brown was awarded the
prize for the best exhibit of canned
Z Fruits
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
ILLNESS OF ATTORNEYS
CAUSES POSTPONEMENT
Hearing in Mclaughlin Case Set
for April 3

SANTA CRUZ. Feb. 20.-The hearing
OF the petition Of Anna c. Bustede for
the removal OF Samuel \. Rucker as
administrator OF the estate OF Frank
Mclaughlin. who now appears in the
case as one OF the principal creditors.
having filed 2 petition ia Intervention
Of the confirmation Of the sale of eve
persona property. was again called for
hearing IN Judge Smith court tnls
morning.
The case was aZain postponed. how
ever. on the ground that both Of her
attorneys We're in and unable TO ap-
pear So court Ia support Of this fact
She was accompanied by afhdavits from
Dr. R8cipaluDi. who vouched for r. Y.
Writings disability. while DR.. ". J.
Toutiloft's affidavit is TO the effect that
Attorney could has been suffering from
bronchitis since January ].
AS result OF this showing what
PROMISES TO be q most sensational case
and wherein many private transactions
of an alleged questionable character
wili be gone into was postponed until
April .
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
RESTAURANT MANS PLAN
OF SUICIDE THWARTED
Threatens to Kill Self and By
ISLANDERS Take Weapon

Earl Wrankle, proprietor OF a res
taurant at 93s Franklin street, is alive
in spite OF himself. He tried twice
yesterday TO kill himself. but each
time he thwarted his own endeavors
by making public announcement of his
intentions. lie has taken little pleas
ure in life since his wife left him two
months ago. He dourished a big re-
volver in his place of business last
night and shouted that he was about
TO die. Before he could act upon his
declaration Frank Finley. the cook in
the cafe. seized the weapon
short time after Wrankle went
away. but returned with a new and
larger revolver. Again Ire cried out
that he was about to kill himself. but
Policemen Lazen by and a. Smith inter-
fered. During the struggle two shots
were fired, but no damage was done.
Wrankle was taken to the detention
hospital