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The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-27

Services at the Catholic churcl Sunday morning March 2S, Ri Rev. Bishop Morris will give con firmation at o'clock. Fathe Ma thew, Pastor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
AND COLLEGE woe
EsVPeui1E Of Interest in Hearty @
Distant TnsEtuEom
TUDIEs SUCCEED ATHLEE
utahle D-velurmezr IN AErfcaltr-
Edu-atfon-FlavinE L-caI Gov
n GERe-Educa-
uounI votes.

Jasper L NcBriZ al-tc--r q th- -
-U--- q Er-rs eztz1Ec- re
livg-E-r q EeE-sEa rcH se---ed G.
-C- S~11r--hr-Ee- f1- q wtek e.
/, ar1u=t the stare and the -cver-1-
ave L1col- S-udar aEts-ruc1- HIS
-T s. as fcltws Sunday. Dece-a--
reno-t Fl the z-f-ernoor. Chadr-n n
Gag evening" LzzE Fi-e Tuesday fo-s-c
cod Lake TucasBy rr Bas-
Td-ssLz- r---c-oer- At--ruz Weanssr
-r-az sza evening naEdnze T-ara
-Lerr-7- EeTEh- thursday urht. Z
sc- Friday -fEh- ta preside al the
leriats tf5z-H
Fcr TIRE first -Ee ~ TIE htrf1-v e
1i~e-stv Sc far ss a-voue has reua
hr student body an5 gls business -c-
Lincoln have lo-ed n urging -hs e-
n-1t Il Johnny BUde fc- cozch Of
diversity f.U- haU tea Tns esrs--
NHhrzska By E-sFeL q which -ct
Sender is rev coarh has created q e.
-and for his s=Taev-ent z7ch as y
never before created Tor re e-plov-e
Of . coach in ms city.
Business men have bee1 giving cut i-.-
visu-s u-gtng TIE board 70 zploT Bs-t-
not that they &c not IKE Cole. but beclu.
they believe Bsnder can make q wInal-
team for Eehrzskz sorethfnr tne q
versU has not had for sone FsarS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
l. HOSPE co. ENLARGES
Making n Gain Of over 5.e00 squErr
Feet Of FIoor spaee.

The A Huspe company q L1s Dourlzs
street has EunsEed TIE store room On the
west and by this move VIE soon secure sos
square fee q addtioBsl space
Mithi1 twenuy-four hours Of EEninE tbz
lease a force q artisans were put % work
and sool Lhts old established music and ~.
concern VIII blossom ont IN entirely new
dress. amply equipped TO be set down as
u1e e the vests representative stores
space devoted 10 the exhibit Of planes
VIII be doubled N fact there vii Be room
sufficient for al instrumental While he ar
rooms WH also be greatly extenSed
4 unique feature VII be q sound proof
room fer the playing Of talking machine
records, and . little later the vtnd0H frouus
VIII be r~snodslsd to meet every modern
requirement Several EuropeEn ART uro-
dUcers VIII cozEne theT Omaha selling 70
The A Hospe company, and IN the Store
room now Seing rsmodelsa tbers via be
several spacious booths given over 10 the
dEplRy q these exclusive tmportE-
The A H0Epe oOupany location is a
landmark IN Omaha, having faithfully
served the pubdo IN the sane place for
over rhlrry-fve years
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

DIT. James r. MAgenis Of The Boston
Board Ct EGucaLul Announces that here
after every ElEh sEhD8l girl IL Lhz city,
Unless tlcaPaeAtsd Va y reg1Iee e
master the art q swimming In order q
chan points fer her E~raduEu0L
GeorEa people have J1st discovered Jaai
Uns white boy ar ETI In Mhss1ch useILE ll
each or people rs attending school Ehls
ire Georgia proportion Il ere 70 lLW %.
p0p1laIun- Accordingly. the a Gcor-
gan calls for less talk about bank clear.
LEs IN booming the Gry Ale mere A-E
about e6uCEIiun
The Board q Edacauuu Ct New TorE
high school building Al Irving Place TIE
Building - estimated 10 cuE CA8n.8Ja WI
EcCommodare GAA puplA and Wl have
-four ElswaGlrE one q he features Of tbs
LEhesI EEh VIII BE al EzseDug
hEl seating LfD persc1E
Pref J 3 Miner q ne C1tTsrsiry a
Minnesota csc1ETeE EEz DE lE q beck'
EflhE made up q students from Wsll-us-dl
families Henry NGn DYKE Il q rsoEli
PAPER in 6Cr1bDeT MaEaEtDs also tells %
he haudicAp which ia f1uHd 70 rest UpoE
ne sols q wealthy parents A. Lhey Arl
rated IN scholErsh1p IL various universities
o. a recent c-Ass q Harvard college rhs
membeu rrpuu their probable occupation.
ueachiuE q. nedlcins a. Jourualsm, "a
ETc1fuecrure =; ths ministry, a a1d chen
kuy. g. TherEfurs OEr q a u1LLl q ~
leaving cut Al men Whgse ca4lUEE az
ClEsEed As miscellaneous and who are IN.
decided business Gains s. per cent law
tnE 70 Per cent. mseicine . per cent 3ogr-
1E1sm 4 per cent. E~rckilscr1re. 3 per cent
ne ministry, . PEP cent and chsMsuV
per sent
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
FOUR GREAT NORTHERN CARS
HERE FOR BIG CORN SHOW
z v. Leedy, Industrial Ascent Of = J.
HIEIHa Lfne, Csmes with Exhibits
from Places AtszE Railroad-

z v Leedy. successor % Mar Bass a.
Industrial agent q the Great Ncrthsl has
arrived in Omaha with -four cars q sx-
hihits fur that road Al the NauonEl Caru
exposition These s1hEsits have been
altered from an points along the Inc
q the Great Northern especially 70 sh0w
here ana represent producls frsm the
states o. washington. IdAho, Ncrth and
Soufh Dakota. Montana and Mnnesoh
Probahly IN most interesting q rhese
sEhIbirs WI be tie Eroup OF prize winners
from the Dry Hrufng congress a. BIHtnEz
L W HL president q ths Great North
err, Was 50 Impressed WIKI these a.
hihI1s hat he at uuee arranged % secure
Al TIE prize Wlnners thai he miRht show
tuem al the National Corn sKposiu0n IL
Omaha Mz. HnFs Road runs through h=n-
drets q niles q usrriu5rT Which must Be
cultivated By dry farming mstkods 4 Al al
I've osrleads a exhThirs 70 Be PLACED
BY ne Illness Cenrrzl road WI be il
Omaha hCndEy ready for lnStauaucn H
J. SchWietsu q the general immIErzuan
deparrnsnr q he read has arrived 70
EssiEz n plaGinE the exhibiuE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
NEWS FROM kEAHNrr NORMAL.
IhAaksEiTtag DtnErr Given for Stu
death in Boardfar Han

A~A2AkAEfTtng DtnEer Given for Stu-
asats in BoardiaE Hail.
Nj and Mrs Jehn Sannsers of tbs hoard.
HE department Of the eoruito-y gave :
vsry detEhrE dinner to the sv1s5e-rs W.
oAd not 80 home for ThzuksEsriRs ~
lAh3ss were spread win twelve af-eseb IA
oe ne students grouping thsrase4res a.
lhey oesired b tables we're bssurfrurv
oecorated some n autumn lsaves--soue IN
Class oolorE some with chains OF err and
SrAnber-1@ suzas with EaWsrE ETY.
Al the close OF the dinner P-.-isn-
AhoHAs gave q sbuTr TAN. IN winch be
spoke q the signiGcsocs q TIE occasion
and TIE prosperity and blessings unsr hsd
cone 70 the BchocL
The members q the YeuuE NsB-s ~
Young Wone1'E Christian association gave
8 recsP1son 10 cherSrudeuts OF Friday even
1s Al interesting program was ARRANGED
ISloWlnE which refreshne-ts were served
son Associations are ia a Hourizhf1F cgD-
duon al the present TINE
several Members Of the facuFtr Snsr-
1h~snEsE1vtzE with friends IN diffsreur psrrs
Of lie STATE Mss Eosic spent he dsv n
Central City. Miss Jennings IL Daveupe-
Miss Garrett in Fremont. Mas Lowe IL
ao1eTeCe and Miss Ludden II Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
CIVIC soVERxMEST IN SCHOOL.
Boys and Girls Play the Cane win
Al the TfEIeH-

Boys ana Girls Play the Game with
Al the TfFIeG-
NJ longer l. The monitor q uhe Eu5sejsh
bowl an essential feature in public s.hools
for the training q TIE y-sulErrsrv of rbe
lover East side Of New York CFry. II is
3 Ting q tie past the same a. TIE birch
rod and nov government Is 70 be rRughr
sy having elective Offices whIeh cover
nearly everything "a mu1icipal Eovsrnnsut-
The faculty has IN or 1othi-E 10 say
about hgW TIE c0BdBet q TIE pupas Il 10
b governed and ire Punishment for uis-
denesnor neted OH OF the 2ss8 pz2us %
per oent are q foreign pzrszaaEa and q
per cent fo~retgn-born Themselves There
are two distinct ard surirsly separate gov
srnmsuts N the EehooL One j. the havF
Municipal government ard the other ne
01s which takes charge o. the Hrz The
E0FeruDe1t IN each consists q a may5-. q
District attorney. conmissi0ners q poHce
heaith street cleaning and public works
ana a prezi6llE and tWo associate JadEz
a. Il TIE cabinet. while hey are a.
sisted IN their work BY az sorts q ufBo-
Officials ~tncludIlg special deFudsz police
men 6etecGFeE inspectors End i-uretira-
toE Major Joseph Ape z years cId.
Who If the coEmEnder-in-chisf q ire boys
civic GepartDeu- believes IN more Drastic
P-u1ishmenL Any boy cauEhr snokHng
Playing cards chewing or throwing stones
Is Eummuned 10 appear before me fadEss
and ne Police c0umissf11er. and on NE
Lrst time l. warned The second tine TIE
esut-t attorney 6s1uznds szursnc.
which Is generally 10 write the uame q rs
onEnsE such as smok5uE 1895 times On
the hlzckbuHrd CU1tizu@d a-rafru-Er-
naturally leads 70 loss Of cirinsashfn.
Aethe- tsEchers nor principal are allowed
% enter ne eourr ro0E dulnE me uiaIE
he commissi0Der % pUhic works ard
his ard her assistants iook OH for the vel
fare q the school huldlng and rs fixtures.
rhe ccu-LE3oner % bsal1h locks cot for
TIE cleanliness 81 the EChool building he
yards and TIE street franunE H. rs vel a.
fer tns persunal Appearance o. the pupls
Tae police cu1mlEEiuner has chErEs q ne
cundDct q the pupils bulh tn and ou1 q
ne school and has alnoEt as nue. power
Es the district attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

c KoshlsT q Hastings y. T Browns
cf Denver and A a Hansen Of Oak-and
are Al the EsnEhaw.
r IA Johlson q stuart Mrs. A Lee
q S1aHIal. +. b o WEbeT ana n.
Sweeney o. Ltnccln are a. the Murray
p PaFrfsh Of Rzchmond Va ? G
Ltteu Of E1omheld " r Chapzau OF
Atkinson and Robert WrEht q stuart are
a. NE M1zrL
NJ ana Mrs. C W. Hortasr have .ols
thafr kane On MEh aveuuF. 70 ". = Nc
FariEud and G-s nov Evi1g At I&E SJurh
ELh avenue
wrlEht of Texiea n n WL1an chan
gin Of Cody. Wye ard p ~. Warrer
q Hastings are Al the ECrchlurz
c. x. Reynolds q the Reynolds EzfrE-
AuaruA and CncEnEL he an auend a
oonTerucn Al ne latter place DecsubH 4
r p. STRAIN q Cr=Ehrca. c j. Marher
q Denver y y MeDenald q DaEt6 cry.
pool ana Etubeth Csypo1l q CrztE are
a. the Loyal
Jean C. Bcuneu I1dus-larl agent q ~
E1ck Islzud has returned 70 Omaha 10
uhich axe L1zk Lsl-ad wL sh8w al tee
NauElal Ca-n exposition
c z Camp q Wetser Idaho NJ and
Mrs. p Il Wen Of HarrfHgn. TaH.o-
Z Bl-E J 2 ut-Es 81 LacoiE ". Il
NcDuuald q Los AEEEies and & q
gznecek o. Schuyler are n the Paxton.
Gecrse n Narungsr secretary o. the
Omahz EuEilrE End Lean Essacuu7n,
Pseuuc street. the lEE week a. the -aEur
- usneraI hreaEEuuE j rEurr-ea -
h=1E couz1era6lF mE-1Eed Mr Nat
unsg sEp=ls % be lhe &c reslDe ms
a-rieE Dung IRE next feU dayE
Fer6lrand " Peck q ChicaE1 WaE In
onaha last week hooking after ths prop
sr-V q rh= Facd estate and has gwen An
gpuon on ths ol-dn A EWe1th Ard
Fnrnam street TIRE old TEi10d states Na-
nnra1 hnrk h-Idi-E M Feck wnE a.
pulutad b Freshest MCE-uleT as cuumis-
Russell Thorpe q LaDder. VIZ vas In
DIah1 H~arurtaE. having usrurued from
E1lcaEO WEEre ~ and GuUid DlELE were II
GsL1trrnce oFEr rhe proposition o. Wu-k-
~ nv aslhau beds en- ire VIA River
ueseU1uun En- Wyoming NJ. Tburpe says
Le ol business - bouEing ID WVumnE
4nc Il WI - buI q shurr tine When rhs
o. - Mg0g E1l - pa % q Ers sen
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
BRoWNELL HALL Is SCENE
OF SHAKESPEAREAH TREAT
G.. e. w. Griffin Of New York Eater
tafns Large Auafence via Read
tnEs fron Twelfth Night

tnfna Large Auafence wfGh Read
tnEs from Twelfth Night
Browneu hail Saturday evening was the
bv c z ". Griffith q New York This
Wa The fifth appearance n Omaha q this
metropolitan ztsrtsfnsr and a large
audience enjoyed hAs rcE6-arE TIE reader
oozhned himself more thoroughly 20
Twelfth Night. bat also gave sElecdons
from ths thiry-sx plays q TIE English
dramzr1sL
M Griffin holds that Il r. the readers
art 70 UlumiDe literature 20 pcpuIEriHe
what Is good II modern writing and 20
revive the p1cssss treasures q the classics.
Only a few Ct Shakezpez-s's pays are
presented On TIE stage but ths reader
makes Il possible fer Us 10 rsalize
Dramatically an Of MS mighty literary
productions M Griffin is the only reader
In the world who reA6s every season al
OF S~haksEpeErs's plays II pubIir
HIS artistic rendfllons are based upoz
carsful and original Interpretations. HIS
Knrthy Undertaking Is both unique and
prodiEous H reads with great fnteEl-
gsncs. colo-s hrs roles with FINE emotional
shading and distinguishes them with deli
enre, yet distinct suEEsErious Of Character.
He possesses q mErvel0usfT flexible v1ics.
AZ expressive face, streuE personal
nAEenzm n u~nbounded sympathy.
which humanIzss AL hat ne reads The
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
NEGRO FIRES BUILDING
He seeks Revenge with Torrh-
Warchmaa Burned.

A negro. VIE was refused shelter BY
Nat Miller. the vztehmsn. In a shed al
Louis Haydings junk pie ~ Fvurrsenth
and Pau streets, fred Tire buldinE and
TIE UAHchnAn MAS badly burned about the
Arms and love- limbs
Mnsr, who b. sevenry-ntne years Of age.
Il employed as q Waterman At the junk
pie A sired hAd b--R fixed - to shelter
htu and he Vas laying in his shelter when
he Vas approached BY the unknown negro
who asked fer q place 70 sleep The oid
man refused him and within a few m1n-
U1ss flames could be seen E@AptnE from il
and the other sheds which adsotn H.
ne police found TIE old Ran with his
arms and lower limbs badly burned and
entirely uG6a The cid nan was suffer
ing from exposure, also. He was attended
b. DIS Harris AID Shrazek al Ire pelos
staten and was then taken 70 ST Josephs
busPtrAl The negro has not be~n found
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

ID. coach @ a thriving haske hau tr.-
haa tuEufunun BsH8z ths ahevs hs
the EnrEsh wu-k n ths hrh sanoL
E1-h tztsrcst IS benE nrss n hs
-a- ever rhe RochestE S--5s-t Vclur-
uouwsnnc1 which BE- beng hid r.
Coaster. ~ Z uermber ~ -o lamar
SN dslerat@ % - ceure-u1n we're
c-Hd yesterday. Ths b the fan uu-b
h5a Peru 10 p--rd 70 --d The cor
1uua Is t-ts-nationzl and Wi be a.
led BY ab-u 6BE teleratss fr-u ne
-eEus q Ca11da ln6 ths r-itHd Sta-
-sse ssectod 10 places h the Peru dsleEa-
are. Cffo.6 E@zrcZ MAJ E-sr-
r joy 2 Ma-rnn- Fra7cs wiIars
H Bc-z Far-c- ard ANA L Pam
d university Eadza-ss On ne Pew
F wfu give ths foot p-zvrrs vh3
Gated 1e Secs1d Net-zska team @ feed
E M--6a- evening CT -hsr retu-u f--u
~ PIT W--fE Is EaEt-r q the
al cer=uu-isz
Lr and N-z w. L Macouaer q p i--
euL and Ea-hryn Mo--aa q Lncaln
ere guests Of Prot and N-v Wesks ore-
-1-k-iruE
L Best cas- 1907 q ~ -5-n1l. Who
zou ssp-rz1eadsut e the C sd On
l1ets hzs he-1 -fferuL q sp-e,td posi-
"a In DouElaE Wy1.
he ruTral foos Ben boyE ere feefne
s1 sad~ded wiz the Seasons work Tnsy
Ven elch Of The Lzz -four ra-cz
2 scores Is foH7ws Perv-M &
a-t Norma g MI61-1d. o. Peru-Esa--
NsrzzL 2 Kez-1ev. Q. Peru-sac ID
---ska, No-zzL g; C-ve-zfry. o Pc u
-E-EE Normal. s; HEEiazs G.
A group q frisnas q MEs MTsared But
2 q the department q expression gave
parS II hoaa- 6 ber SISTER who is us-
ing her. ThznEsEvtng evening A soclal
me uas eujoTe5 By an present
ore q The most eazborzte social events
Z rhs yenr vas held last Wednesday
-venllE t. heBor q Mss Isabelle Gsbns
n The ssHEsr class. VIA leaves To-Day 10
AXE charge q the Lsh dapar-e-r q TIE
1scsola schools Mss Gabus is q IRON
1ent member Of the senior cas- and q
the -FhEomztbs1 Literary society. The
social was given ~ The group know -
the Happy Thirty. l1 the home Of Pref
J. ". Se1-Eon. Those present were.
Misses Butler. Cpso1 M-r-iz Brown.
France. Csrdwen Fretday GfHse-- Ele--
~1@4T A1DLAEOI- G-laOL- BAKE En1
Hendricks MesSE Studdard HendricRr.
Tvier HE-xL ~STephsuz B--rele. WHIT
Jed HoGeruan Fos1oL NUuluea GLbsrL
kuennluE Campbell AID Morgan.
NE srudsnE Of the no-naI had z nea-
1ca Thanksgiving day. In Tie sarly even
11E The Christian association hsld a Sofnr
vesper service IN the chapel In the even
fEg TIE union service q The chu-ch%
which has long been the custom 10 Perm.
vas held AZ the Christian church Rsv.
larrow q the Baptist church preached
ne IhsnksgfTlEg sermon Many OF the
boardinE hoEss IL Peru s=rved szborat.
Ehz1EsEvtHE dinners 10 ths Eudeatz. NIX
ING The situation as much IKE TIER homes
- posEfsle.
Tie Fhl0Eathea1 Literary society Esve
4 51sTn2HeHsl program hz evening a
Whlch readings were given in i've dtftsrsur
Af1sr TIE program which was
ore Of the best Of ire gear. some PHO
poslerS we're sclG a. Suction These are
posters painted By members q ne society
and sOta for htgh p1esz M. Aoduboa
NeH q RErl Retreat Va acted a. sac-
ti-neer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.
Plans of the New Department of AErf
cultural E~duearfon-

cultural cat
Prof kari Hatch. VIC took charge q
the newly organized department Of ayr
cultural education in the University q Wis
cunsin College q A-Ercaltue. is foruulEztng
plans fer ASSISTING rural AID high schools
FL tnEir efforts 10 give effective instruction.
il Agriculture A r1vezing library Of Ian
tsrl slides Illustrating various phases q
d~EtryfnE and fzrztnE has been provided
which VII be sent 20 schools for instruc-
uoual use A collection CT enlarged phote-
graphs Of Agricultural products and mA-
terials has also beer prepared fer ctrcuta-
Ton among the rural and high schools An
explanation Of the methoex OF using the
sunetins issued b. the experiment. tAdon
and The United States Department q Ayr
culture has also been provided, which Is
designed TO make available for instruction
the vRlazbIs material IN thsss fneaI pub
Eesd0ns The college Of agriculture has
arranged 70 have a number q its faculty
deliver special lectures on ueachinE EE5cul-
tgrs AT county teachers ins1ifErss.
A special anuus a~ppruprfstion q SadD
for Agricultural extension Work, made bX
the last state legislature, has resulted IN
the expansion q this work ul IL nov in
clDdes eleven Different brE1ches n which
thiry-sevsn dtfsrsnt means q assistance
TO rural communities are euployed The
extension work Il The dsBsrtZsnt @ hort
culrE-e Includes dsuozsurEuaus Of the
spraying Of potato fields and q orchardz
re dtsrdbuu01 q pu-e-hred tobacco SEED
CfruD which 70 per rent o. this years crop
In Wiscgnstn vas grown The inspection q
richards and nurseries for destructive tn
sects and funEous EroEths, and Assistance
IN landscape g~zr6sli2g
Improvsnsut IL dziryiag through the dis
tTfbUrion Of Starters fer the making Of
butter and cheese. the testing % NIX and
cream, and monthly exhfbirions ~ the dairy
school where butter and cheese IL scored
as 70 It's merits and dsfscrA las been Al
accomplished aim q the carrying depart
nsut Of the extsnsion service. while the
chemistry department. has also assisted IN
THIS work thrgugn IN tests q dairy COWS
as 70 production, 10 help farmers 10 weed
oUt the poor p~roducsrs The inspection OF
feeds and fertilizers ACCORDING to recent
license laws has protected hs farmers from
the ha-ztu ingredients offen foZn1 IN such
commercial products befsrs the department
undertook the work Al Of these means
employed by rhe Agricultural conege are
aimed toEHrd reaching ne Nn@0 farmers
Of the state with the results Of the scsn-
u6e -uvesuga1ioEE o. TIE college and eI-
pertinent AID laboratories
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29

EsTs RoSt Prt-a n
n p 8wobodR-Ce-Ensa Ae----suzE
&1ehnrA F~hceuEruPhcr- $50 g. Fzr-n-
4EzT1E F~1EsErua. Burgess Era-Gsr 60
Hsy1, Fh0eo, renewed - lsth a H1v ara
EgEftabls E4fs-Pcu-ss sEht a-aftr a.
maturity. Il q Esely. manager. Omaha
:. A GszflsmEz c. ua6srsansra. New
beaten l6ls Ch4caEa s. B5th PhonsA
Gal Hi csl CrzpzzJ arg Nut
y pr u0G God co1E-E l1A -@ T.
EI WaEH Ez-DerE -1s monthly repaF-
Dsnt plan q home loz1s is surasL -aez7-
essL quickest EebrHska SzvirrE anT
Lean Assn LOG Beard o. Trade tuildlaE
suhstazaE ProGts f. zsrh4-P-o- form
M 70 by NUvada-Onaha tazE fr5- zsaE
holsera II Interested tslephone Duazaz
BE8 OF CAL On E s. Weather1sy. IA Flr-
Na-cna- Bank BuudinE
oPsrsssa uPaa Ess zr1us-Miss Erre
Estes. one @ the pc7aIar rpu-E wl-s-
telephone operztors Al NE Hotel Hen51au
submitted 70 an operation al IRE VS..
Memorial hospital yesterday. Her coaal-
ucn last evening Was reported as salts
facrCry
ozAka Ken ssc1ssT Mssts zodHy-Ths
OmEha Zun society wm hold its regular
biuonthly meeting Sunday aftern0oa q,
2 , IA. AZ the Endern WooEmea Rail
Fifteenth and Douglas ueers. A utsrary
and musical program has been arranEs5
me regular ChazuEa festival VII be held
Sunday evening DeSenber Il
Car cousass VIA warua- car On n,
Hanscom PARK line coTla5sd with q wazoz
q the Bennett at Tweury-uiutt
and L~eEveuwurth streets last night and
the driver, Bud Fitzgerald. was sliEhuy
iz.u-ed Fitzgerald was hcldfnr his head
low 70 prevent the rain from striking hr
in the face when the accident happened
He Vas thrcWu OF the wagon and Ill
spine was Injured The wagon va.
slightly damaged
T0o Csuay 80 see the Eel3pss-Fzthe,
william r RiEEe the c.
Creighton university. rpsrts that II,
moon might hare been eciipsed Elsepl1E
OF entirely vanished 50 far as any Oh
Eervaron IN Omaha was concerned FrfaaJ
night The weather nan vas net kind
SASS Palmer RiEEe. "an5 hts u~ukindnes,
evidently cuuprehen3sd all the nEou
observers in the weston csuntry- Their,
was absolutely 10 chancs TO secure am
sAusfacuory view o. he eclipse ~ TIT
puinL~
E1E sale q SswErd C0zufy La1d-Thi
lulerELare Investment ompa1 has sci
go acres n Seward eoaary fer s27.8Oa
This firm also sold two fats at Twenty
ninth and Harvey Etrsets fer $4,000
This IS a new firm composed Of L )
Esa1ey and John W. Czzpcsn M. HsAlel
has been making a Specially q selling irri
gated lanes and VIII kesp ~ that bTEnal
% the wurk During the sUmnsr he sol
enc party 5000 acres of Texas land fo
about 11Bo. 900.
EAsk Driver Iz5zrsa-Gint De Moss.
haokdriFsr OF 1B22 Cspttol svenuA VA
thr0Ea of Tire box Of his hack last nigh
By his team which ran away. and suffere,
. fractured skull Hs Was found uncon
EC1oEs between Ntneteenth ard Twenuetl
q ChdcEEo streets and WzE taken 70 tn
police staten where ne Was treated ,!
Dr. ShrsEsk The injured nan ala not re
vire fer mere than fortY minutes, Whsl
he was taken 20 his home. TIE mans tear
went 70 CuLiIs livery barn At Twenty
second and Czmlag streets
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
Omaha May Music
Festival Plans
PruZctsrS VIII Go % Business Nc
to Secure Tund for
Support

A nsse-r q the uf1csu s-s d-e-t--r
* TIE Omaha Mar Music Festtval ass.-s
ten was het o. Wednesday ers1-z
ne hone uf M-s z A. CaEar~ IT'S u--r
sent ne r=orEanHuLan last r-u-=
z-rd a dffsrent aspect On ne arms az
opposes o. It's proDotdrs Ffve concert
VII Be given nstesd Of fo1r the c--
- Be bruught ~ q a htEhr staa5-rz
lore AID better sclols-s wlu be uracl-=-
aid TIE Eancal condition q the assoc a.
ton VII Be placed beyond any puss Irv
q aoubt
TIE maacal v-ich has in
charge Ue raising q a fund fer TIE rur-
pose q uakt-g mere sure the ztabl1tv az
ne 1ssocauon expects 70 sucura tie
q &eA IRIS VII make possible the e.
@E1E e arL-E vic WI r-ar----- d
absolute Artistic success O. ire cn-c--tg
Enl Ooernoder conductor q TIRE NM
apoAs o-ahssua is gwen EaED G year G.
aid IN The Support q his orcheztrl
81 Pau m friendly rralry. gives ao a-
q year with walker Rorhwel as con
d1ctor.
- LENS Eppurts an e-chestra Il sirry-
I've players under the direction q Nar
Zach
Denver Is raising a fuaa q Ew for
TIE Upp1r Of rs orchestra under Rafasl
.Cavsla
Los Angeles supports a regular syn
.phouy orchestra and q Wonzns arzhe=z-
both under the direction q Harlsy Han
lroEL
Seattle has an orchestra under tbs a.
ree1oa Of M EsgTiBe, vhich il -four
ishinE
Besides the eduaanaaAI vzlas Of Con-
ceTts for b community. thsv have q 5rHw-
Eg power for Students according TO the
promotors q The plan Omaha could a.
made q mecca for uEEoai students Il A
orchestra existed and more public uus.csl
organizations were supported These
suaoe1rs now 50 - Chicago. Boerc, ~
View York because ire possibilities Ter
hearing music are greater IA these la-e.
ciriez-
Business mn VIII therefore BE- called
uPo 70 CIV substantial support 70 musie
first through the me55un Of NAY fesrfvals
and later By supporting Al orchestra