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WILL POST FORFEIT.

y Chicago, July 26.-James ]. Jeffries b
= arrived here tonight on his way to !
= New York. II said:
I am on my way to New York. :
= where I VIII post a forfeit OF $500 >
: defending my title to the heavy y
= weight championship of the world. =
= I have finished my theatrical sea !
= son. and as I promised months ago >
= that I would defend my title when !
= the season was over, / am now go ,
= ing to redeem that promise Jack )
y Johnson Is not and viii not be the !
> champion until he whips me. and he 3
= never will do that
%N%&4A% 49,
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COUNTRY JAY IN CLEANUP
Old Campaigner, Not Considered in
Betting, Lowers His Record
10 2.071L

Detroit, July 25.-The opening of the
an unusual race. Country Jay he 49,.
OLD, moved down a high-class field i'm
the 2:ll trot stake and reduced his record
to 2;0l4. The old gelding was not con
sdered in the betting and sold as one
Summary. we
2;lS pace, purse S1.O0J-CeciIfan King won
IN straight heats. Time, 211l4, 2:09li
2;l1 trot. stake S3O0Q-Country Jaw won
first third and fourth heats. Time pom
20ylz, 2093t. Judge Lee won second heat
Time 2NS15
2:05 pace. purse S1,OO0-Mai or Afallov
won two heats. Time, 3:051a. 2.05Ig.
80 trOt' purse A,000-The Harvester won
two heats. Time. POSI- g-07If.
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Standing Ct
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, July 26.--New York and Boston
played seventeen innings to a 2 to 3 tie
Darkness ended the contest 1t was
pitching duel between Ames and Mattern
Score. r II r
Dew 1orK -'-''.'-'''-'..-........ l6
DgStoh 5000 rs-e--.----.-..-. IL
Batteries-Ames and Schlei; Mattern
and Graham. Umpires-JohnstOne and
Emslie. Game called on account of dark
ness.
Philadelphia, July 26-Philadelphia
punched hits today and defeated Brook
lyn. Score: r. H e
p-l,cICI-i piia ''''-' ''..''''''.''''
Brooklyn ------ -----.-..-..-..--..
Batteries-McQuillen and Doom; Will
helm and Bergen. Umpire-O'Day.
PittsbUrg, Pa. July 26.-The Pittsburgs
looked like sure winners when they
scored three runs in the seventh inning,
but in the eighth the Cincinnatis won by
making four runs on three hits and two
errors. Score: r. II. Z.
LlttSDuis s-.-.. s.r.-.t.--s-....s.. IA !
NtuClundu ..--.. -...--.......-....
BatteTies-Camnitz, Brandon and Glib
son; Casper and Mclean, Umpire-Rig-
Ter.
st. Louis, July 26-St Louis Chicago
game postponed; rain
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0CCIDENTALS MAKE
NORTHERN TRIP

Manager Black of the Occidental base
baH team has arranged a series of games
with the teams in the Cache valley league
for the later part Of this week The DC
cidentals viii leave Salt Lake on We'd
nesday morning for Richmond, where they
Will play in the afternoon. On July @
they meet the Lewiston team and PLAY
Preston on Friday and Saturday Black
SAYS he has not scheduled a game for
next Sunday and would like to hear from
any team in the state wishing a game on
that date
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-27
KETCHEL-LANGF0RD,

Boston July 25.-JOseph A. Woodnau
manager of Sam Laugford in sii-red
statement tonight regarding the proposed
bout between Stanley KetcheI and T.s1p-
ford at Ely, New. made the following Of
Ter; Langford viii fight Ketchel for
the middleweight champiunshin for ~
best purse offered, there to be a winner's
and losers end. on any terms KetcheI
dictates, or Langford will meet Esschei
at any weight for any number Of rounds ..
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JULY 27 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

Harvard defeated Yale in annual univer-
slty boat race.
lSlG-BTitish VdCnt Cambria defeated
American yacht Dauntless in ocean race
from the Irish coast TO Sandy Hook.
Started July &
Si9-At San Francisco, d. II. Lcahy de-
lsated Nelson in scullers race for cham
pionship of the Pacific coast and Sl.O09-
lSSS-At SaHdOUn Park. England. Eclipse
stakes, $4,000, won by Orbit.
leSz-4rthur Zimmerman. bicycle cham
piCn. given an ovation on his arrival in
New York after a successful tour Of Eu-
rOp-.
49li-At Philadelphia, frankie Neil. BAN
tam champion. outfOught Hughey Mccoy
eru IN six rounds
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Feared on Bases.

But not alone in hitting has Wagner
shown his worth. He is without doubt
one of the greatest fielders that ever broke
into the game. OF awkward build and
numbering appearance, Hans is one OF the
fastest men in the game Age has robbed
him Of more of his agility. Indeed he
seems even speedier this season than ever
before. On bases he is one of the most
feared performers He combines speed
with a cunning and daring unrivalled by
any player of the day, with the possible
exception of phenomenal Ty Cobb.
Wagner is to Pittsburg exactly what
MathewsOn means to the Giants. The alb
sence Of either from his team would be
fatal to pennant chances. Many are the
arguments as to the relative merits of the
respective stars. Perhaps Wagner is the
more valuable, as he is I'm the game every
day, but fans will never see il that way
Both are INDISPENSABLE
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BENNINGTON WILL
CHALLENGE WINNER

Silly bennington, the Portland scrapper.
and his manager William Walsh. expect
to leave for. Butte this morning II is
their intention To he present at the Tip
pets-Caponi scrap and challenge the win
ner. bennington is "a likely looking feI-
low, and thinks he can easily make good
with Jack Tippets should he be fortunate
enough To get a 60 with him. I'm case this
IS impossible bennington says he will
20 ON with any man that can be brought
against him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-27
KETCHEL ACCEPTS OFFER
FOR PHILADELPHIA BOUT

san Francisco, July .6.-The offer Of a
philadelphia club for a six-rouud glove
contest between Stanley KetChel and
SAM LangfOrd on $4,000 guarantee
basis, was accepted today by Willus
Britt, acting for KetchaL who is viz
tually offered S2001 a round and an on
ton ON 90 per cent of the gate receipts
should they exceed the $1,000 guarantee
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MIDNIGHT BASEBALL GAMES.

, Fairbanks. Alaska. July ga Sc 4
, Ties of five baseball games for the 4
, International sub-Arctic champion :
, ship pennant will be begun tonight :
= between the Dawson, Y. r. and :
Fairbanks clubs. In and near the :
; Arctic circle the bali games are :
played at night. and sonnet times run =
until midnight this being the season !
of the long days Large quantities :
, of gold dust have been wagered on :
the result. 4
-SN~~V& ~N&S%~ %%%%%~t%
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RESULTS AT PARIS.

Paris. July 25-The Prix Brown Bess
run at Tremblay today, was won by Ross
Adams HyGie.
In the Prix Fleche. W. X. Vanderbilt's
Reinhardt finished second His Selenus
ran I'm the PTiG CULVER but did not Sc
cure place.
J. Z. Widener's Taquin finished second
in the PriX Tram.
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DENVER SPORTSMAN HERE-

L. u. Robinson. "a well knowa Denver
sportsman IS IN the city and was enter
tanned by the Hot Air club president
Dorsey Burgess, Yesterday Robinson is
well acquainted with the best fishing and
hunting spots i'm the west. ana manages
10 secure his share of the game and fish
each season
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PUGS FAIL TO APPEAR
FOR SCHEDULED BOUT

New York, July 25.-Jim Kendrick. an
Englsn uantamWeight and Harry Muy-
els OF Boston failed to keep their engage
meHt TO meet for ten rounds tonight. As
a substitute Joe SieEer of Denver and
Terry AlCGrGw. a Baltimore lightweight.
We're put on. McGraw had the advantage
nearly an the WAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-27
COAST TENNIS PLAYERS
MAKE GOOD At CHICAGO

Chicago July 26.-Rain interfered with
the second days play in the western
championship tennis tournament at the
UnWentsla club today. The arrival of
california players gave greater class TO
the playing than was seen on Saturday.
NJ r. Mclaughlin of California. west
ern champion in doubles with O. J. Jones.
defeated NJ. y. Smith of St. Louis 6-3
o. Harry Waidner, winner of the tour
nameHt ON the Konwoods courts last sea
son. defeated +. /. Merely 6-1. Go r.
y. Scott defaulted 90 Drummond Jones,
captain of the Yale tennis team
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SLATED FoR PHlLLIEs.

= New York July 26.-Mike Donlin. 4
y the former New York National I
= league player, reached this city to- Z
= day. 4 expect to go to Philadel- =
y phia. but I can't say just when as .
= the arrangements are not all made =
= said DOnlin If I take hold Of the :
y PhilIies il viii be on a salary basis. Z
y with a share OF the gate receipts :
= coming my way. too. .
e~~%%~4N = = = ;
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisviile-St Paul. 1: Louisville 3
AT Columbus. Minneapolis, Z; Column
bus, O.
At is.-IndianapOlis. 2; Mil
waukee. g.
At Toledo.-Toledo, l; Kansas City, 3:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-27
RALEIoh Isl a PhENoM-

Los Angeles. July e6-John Raleigh. a
pitcher on the Vernon team of the Pacific
coast League. who was today purchased
by the ST, Louis National will leave to-
morrow night for that city. Raleigh has
been i'm professional baseball oI1y a
month. but during that time ne has shown
remarkable pitching ability. II is said
that substantial price was paid for his
release. He is but IS years Of age.
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BOA IS BACK AFTER
LONG SHOOTING TRIP

John s. Boa, the crack trap and field
shot. arrived home after an extended
visit la tie northwest and east While
away Boa attended the Grand American
AT Chicago, where he was one of the four
hundred contestants. lie also took part
I'm the Spokane shoot and the Montana
state shoot. He expects to be around the
city for some time and warm times are
promised at the local traps for a few days
at least With Boa and Dorsey Burgess
i'm town at the same time, trap shooting
is liable 10 take a new lease on life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-27
VALMORE AGAIN WINS
MACKINAC CUP RACE

Mackinac Island Mich. July 26-Wil-
liam Hall ThompsOn's trim schooner
yacht Nalmore last years winner of the
Macklnac cup race, has repeated the trick
Nalmorc, at 9;33;03 a. m today crossed the
finish line I minutes and 81 seconds be-
hind her big rival AmOrita, which had
given the Thompson boat a time allow
ance of 2:42.32 ValmOre therefore won
by 2;37:3S over Amorita, which however.
secured second place by a large margin.
The trip was made by the winner in
4 33:03 for the 35l miles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-27
cupAHY AFTER RECORD.

y Denver. July 35.-"Jack" Cudahy. =
y millionaire packer Of Kansas City, Z
started this morning to break the =
y automobile record of IS hours min :
, utes. held by himself. from Denver :
= 10 Kansas City He was accom- =
panied By G. w Morgan. =
49, 4A%%~ 49, >
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eREsNAHAN SIGNS RALEleH.

st. Louis. July 2e,-Roger Brssnahan.
manager of the s.. Louis National league
team, announced today that Pitcher Rs-
leigh, a left-hander on the Vernon. Cal.
team. is TO report to the local orgRnizs-
zion in the near future
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cLoTHIER DEFEATS LITTLE.

Boston. July 26.-Former National TeF
rts Champion William J. ClOthier Of Phil
adelphia today defeated the veteran New
York player. r. d. Little, in the upper
half Of the semi-finals for the LOngwOOd
cup. -Four sets were necessary to decide
the match, the result being 4-6, Go, 7-5.
So
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane. Wash, July 26.-Score:
r H Z.
&Defccen ---------- .-.--.--------t II
Spokane o.. ......................5
Batteries-Most, OviJz and o Brien:
Jensen, Dollar and Spencer.
Tacoma, Wash, July 26-Score:
r. II. Z.
ldtotht ---s----.-.-.....-- l. 8
o-dlLlt ...s....9 =
Battcries-Baker and Eastwood; Engle
and Custer.
Vancouver, B. C., July 26.-Score:
r. H. z.
II Oi llelllu .----.----sss s.---r-.-------
ulCOuNtF r-r..s..---. ..s-....s..-.4
Batteries-Chenault and FORMER; Erick-
son and Sugden.
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SENIORS. 4; SLABS. O.

The salt Lake Seniors defeated the Stars
yesterday by a score Of TO @. Brinklev
pitched for the Seniors and struck out
sixteen men.
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Yesterdays
Results.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, O., July 26-Cleveland de
feated New York today, 2 TO 1. in a pitch
ers' battle between Berger and Hughes.
Score: r. H +
Cleveland ..... ................... o
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Hughes,
Doyle and Kleinow. Sweeney.
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HEARD IN THE BALLROOM.
Boston Transcript

Madge tproudly)-Did you see that
handsome man 1 just danced With
hate-fes; he has a Jealous wife who
VIZ aHoW MIN to dance only with tho
plainest girls in the room.
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Batting Record.

The following is Hans official batting
record for the last twelve years or since
his entrance to the major league company:
Year q y u ~
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COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, July 26.-Vernon today won
postponed game from Sacramento
through timely hitting. Score:
r. H Z.
u nun
oeLtl dliieIlto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z
Bdtteries-Willett and Brown Fitzser-
aid, Ehman and Byrnes.
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Hear Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward
Cambrian day. Saltair. Thursday, July
29th.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
Pointed ~Pnrnrrnnhn.

Pluck loses no time on account Of hard
luck.
the millionaire.
a price mark looks all right on almost
any thing except a man.
1t is easier to dodge responsibility than IL
Is 10 dodge the result.
A legal light naturally feels put out IL
the Judge turns him down.
Some people are always looking for a
new kind OF mistake to. make.
It's difficult to convince a loafer that he
isn't smarter than men who work.
Never borrow trouble-and never lend Il
to a man who has a strenuous disposition.
The manly art of self-defense is apt to
go lame when 1t encounters a woman's
eyes.
The man who boosted that he always says
what he thinks may be only a third-class
liar.
A mans last silver dollar looks as big as
a cart wheel just before 1t disappears
around the bend in the pike.-Chicago
News.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

the e +. Butler home, during the last
week.
Mrs. George Hin entertained at dinner
Sunday in honor Of her mother. MIS-
Mowatt Of Waterloo, Neb. Covers were laid
for six guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Moran entertained
at dinner last Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Raum and fam
lilies OF Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. McClelland enter
tanned at dinner at their home on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, when covers were
laid for six guests.
Mesdames Hough and Beattie. WILDER
and Green. all of Omaha, have been guests
at dinner at the home Of Mrs. T. II. Hull
during the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Knudson entertained on
Sunday for Misses Rasmussen, Christensen,
Norma and Mary Knudson and Messrs.
Rich, Jensen and Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. n. Smith were surprised
last Wednesday evening at their home by
a number of their friends in honor OF their
sixth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Hough. Mrs. BeattIe. Mrs. WILDER
and Mrs. Greene all OF Omaha, have been
guests at dinner at the home Of Mrs. T. II.
Hull during the last week.
A pleasant surprise was given for Maur-
Ice McMicheal at his home last Friday by
a number of his young friends, when a
pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Charlotte Melchoir entertained the
G.. v. club at her home last Tuesday
tN iilll Nv NAiAb W. 49,
ent. Light lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman of Las
Vegas, n. M, and Mr.. r. c. Butler OF New
Sharon. Ia, have been guests at the e.
T.. Butler home during the last week.
The Golden Rod Kensington club gave
Mrs. G.. Fox a pleasant surprise at her
home on last Thursday afternoon. when a
number were present and a good time had.
A special missionary service will be held
at the Lutheran church this evening.
when solos will be sung by Ed Newman
and an address by j. Gehrig will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Oleson entertained
about twenty friends at dinner at their
home last Friday evening in honor of their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pearson OF Ere
mont.
The Benson Commercial club held a spe-
cial meeting at the town hall. last Monday
evening. when resolutions on the gas ques-
ton were passed to be sent to representa-
tives at Lincoln.
Mesdames e. ]. Whistler, r. Stevens, T,
M. Congdon, r. IL. Bosworth and f. =
Thorpe were guests last Tuesday afternoon
at a pleasant afternoon lunch at the home
of Mrs. o. N. Staley.
The Modern Woodmen gave a home talent
program at the Auditorium last Thursday
evening. A number of the young people oil
Benson, assisted by a few from Omaha, rem
dered a very entertaining program of music
and readings.
Miss Helen Howard entertained the "12'
club at her home last Thursday afternoon
which was in the feature of a kensington
Those present were the Misses Hodgin
Cole, Whidden, Mason. Hemphill and Mar
theny of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

inEton and Longfellow at the school Fri
day afternoon.
lake Umlor. who was taken to tho wise
Memorial hospital for an operation on his
throat last week is rapidly recovering and
expects to leave the hospital shortly.
Mrs. Florine, proprietor OF the hand
laundry on Fifth street has rented the
Rose building on Main street and will put
In an electric motor and machinery.
NJ. b. Thomson. who was sick with the
to get out OF bed Sunday and stand
watch at the Jail until Monday night He
Is now getting better fast.
Mrs. Fred Nichols, Mrs. ]. l. Houston
and Miss Allie Houston were guests OF
Mrs. Charles Partridge. on South Thirty
second avenue. Omaha, Friday afternoon
at the meeting OF the Literary club.
The Florence school children will give an
illustrated musical entertainment at Pas
Gales hall Friday night. Mrs. Leverett
will lecture on Great Musicians using a
stereopticon to illustrate her remarks. while
the children will render the songs OF the
composers shown.
Miss Alma Boettger. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Boettger, who live north
OF Florence, was married Wednesday 70
Arthur Krausbeck OF Fort Calhoun by
Rev. Mr.. Hilkeman. Otto and Rose Boett-
ger were the only attendants. After a
short eastern trip the couple Will be al
home in Fort Calhoun after March 10.
Harold REYNOLDS. who left last Saturday
for Milwaukee to attend the funeral OF his
uncle, Edwin Reynolds. inventor and de-
signer OF the engines at the water plant.
returned Thursday. Mr.. Reynolds spent
one day In looking over motor boats ana
learning the latest details OF their con-
struction, and is now better satisfied than
ever with his BOAT.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby-
terrain church will repeat "The Deestrick
Skule." with the same cast Of characters,
Including William Holmes, who made such
a hit as Johnny Jones. on Friday evening.
great number of people who had purchased
tickets. but were unable to get in the hall,
the ladies had to either refund the money
or repeat the entertainment. II Is already
assured they will have as large a crowd
as at the last one. when 023 crowded into
the hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
GIVES UNIVERSAL sATIsFAo.
TON.
Best Remedy in the Market For
Colds, Group and WhOoping
oOugh---I Always Cures
And Is Pleasant and
Safe to Take.

Y nsver had . medicine In my store tha1
gave such unisesal satisfaction A. Cham
bsriain's Cough Remedy" says Mr.. p. NJ.
Shore, Of Rochester, Ind. at IL the best
rUmcdy to-day on the market for coughs,
colds aud whooPing cough. One ofmy lady
customers told me recently that she could
not keep houss without il, that since they
have been using il they have had no need
Of a docaOr." In cas- Of = severe attack Of
group q phySiciaa will usually call twice,
Asd psrhaPs half . dozen times in 4 severe
and long protEactsd oase Of whooping cough,
while in pneumOuia IL 10 often necessary that
be calls once or twice . day for q week ortwo.
All Of this trouble and expense may be
sHxsa by the judiei0us use OF ChAmbsrlain's
Cough RsmSdy, for Il II certain cure for
eFsup and when given ~ soon a. the child
booSuses AosFsa, or even AFTER the croupy
oOuEh Appears Il will prevent the attack.
PnSanao6k oan als0 b prevented. This
haSs - bssu fully proves, ~ during the al
ned toesy yssss IN Whieh this remedy has
bssn In general use. no case ofa oold OF at
tsck u The grfp has ever resulted in pneu-
mania whaa this remedy was used, 90 fAra u We
kSSs bssn sbls 70 learn. II will be seen thAs
llnls fOEsth0ught and BY doing the right
0Ain9 ~ d. night tins, all danger and ex-
psnss may Be avoided. Bear Ia mind that
every botfis d this remedy h warranted and
hASt a aAtsA II viii not OOsa you a e
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
miscellaneous.

Council No. 253, l.. NJ. L. A., will give a
box social Friday evening at it's hall, Fiji
teenth and Douglas streets.
The promotion committee of the Royal
Neighbors of America will meet Wednes-
day afternoon. March 10, in Baright's hall.
Nineteenth and Farnam streets. The hour
of meeting is 2 o'clock.
The second of the series OF open meet
ings of Mondamin lodge No. III, Fraternal
Union of America, will be given Wednesday
evening, March 10, in Fraternity hall.
Eighteenth and Harvey streets.
Triangle lodge No. 81, knights of Pythias,
entertained its friends and members at an
old-time social party last week. on Monday
evening the lodge will have work In the
first and third ranks.
Mrs. Andrew Gray will entertain the La
dies auxiliary of Clan Gordon at the home
of the secretary, 2S29 Franklin street,
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Ferncliffe castle No. ASS, Royal Highland
ers, will meet Friday evening In Fraternity
hall, Eighteenth and Harvey streets.
Omaha lodge No. 1, Royal Achates. held
a pleasant social meeting last Tuesday
night. Progressive high five was PLAYED
Mrs. Riggin secured first prize, with Mr.
Lawrence second. The different lodges I'm
the city and South Omaha are preparing Ia
initiate a class of 100 at a joint meeting Ia
be held some time within sixty days. Tues
day is regular meeting night for Omaha
J No. l.