Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-27
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
No Disorder and No Arrests Made On
Account Of Strike.
GOLF PLAY AT COUNTRY CLUB
F~itEgeraId Defeats LAverty for Di-
rectOrs' Cup and Final Match for
the Season to he Played
some Time TOdRy.
ioLF PLAY AT COUNTRY CLUB

some AN"e ANuAs'
In South Omaha yesterday not the least
sign of disorder was apparent. one car
stopped on a break in the line at twenty
first and Missouri avenue, where the wire
was dead to cut off Missouri avenue and
Thirteenth street from the heavier cur
rent Of Twenty-fourth street. Tn motor
man could not get his car to go, not know
ing the tricks Of the trade. While he was
working at 1t a large crowd gathered ana
with the crowd came the police. The dill
ficulty was overcome when the next car
came up and pushed him over the dead
point. The crowd laughed and chaffed
the conductor and motorman, but no one
attempted to interfere.
NJ arrests have been made for rioting
in South Omaha, but the officers have re-
Taxed none of their vigilance and the auto
mobile makes many trips daily.
Golf az Country club.
J. ]. Fitzgerald and II, NJ. Laverty played
off their tie for the Country club cham
plOnship yesterday, with the result that
Laverty was beaten, 8 up and 3 to play.
The grounds were in fair condition and the
men played a fair game, but not nearly
50 we'll as either one has done on other
occasions. Fitzgerald started out by TAX
ing the first hole. Laverty took the sec
ond and the third by a score Of s to 5 and
IA TO 8. Fitzgerald won the fourth and
Laverty the fifth. Fitzgerald won the
seventh and the ninth, being 2 down al
the end Of the first round.
In The second round Laverty broke his
brassy and seemed TO lose heart. HeNwou
the first hole and tied the second, but
lost the next four and the match. The
prize for the game is the directors cup
The following was the detailed score:
First Round
Fi,zsSra'd ...""""t s3t$$StS g;
Second Round
Fitzgerald (winner)..."."....y6
Laverty Q D b D
Charles Mann and Harry Marling will
play a match today, which is the last Of
the cups for the season.
The tennis squad will nave it's final tour
nament this afternoon, All players viii
meet at l p. m.
Moore Resting Well.
Claude Moore, VIC was severely wounded
In a fight Friday night by Peter Pwp a
Twenty-first and l streets, is resting well
but his wound is feverish and he will b,
confined for some time. Ills escape from
a fatal thrust is still considered marvel
Gus. II infection of the wound ensues h,
may have a hard struggle to pull through
Peter PWp is still in Jail and has little Il
say concerning. the affair. He can speal
English well enough, but now that he Il
arrested he refuses to speak except II
his native tongue.
Foot Ball Squad Lining Up.
Patrick Kenelly of the South Omaht
High school foot ball squad will probabl!
be back in the game by Monday. 1t wa
not certain that he would return to school
He is q star tackle. 1t is not certain tina
Stryler can overcome the scruples Of hi
parents, who do not wish him to play II
his senior year. stewart is thought to b
good for a place. His studies have beeI
a handicap lately, but he is in a fai
way to get that matter cleared up. Emf
Gall els out with the squad and will max
a cloAe run for quarter. Coach j. ID
RingerNis trying to get the team into form
for the first game with Council Bluffs
This will be played Saturday in Soutl
Omaha. The Omaha game Is to be playe,
early in the season. The York game I
looked forward to as one Of the hardes
battles.
Girls At Basket Bail.
The move to permit the South Omahi
High school girls to play basket ball on tn
campus Of the school has proved popula
and about thirty girls have appeared oil
the lawns. They wear the boomers OF
the lawns. They are playing well for tn
early days Of the season. The teams hav
not yet organized, but some promising
material is coming to the front.
HillsdHIe.
Come out today-bring your friends an,
see what we are doing in the northwestern
part Of the city.
You know how a park increases values
We rave one in the very center of on
addition. Twelve blocks Of level lots Z
select from. All on grade. All frontinI
on graded streets.
SCHOOL.
An s-room brick school building will b
built in this addition in 1910. A block o
ground has been purchased for same.
NEW HOMES.
We are building twenty-five new house
here to be sold on the remarkable lON
cash payment of $500, balance at the rat
Of Sis per month. Stop the rent habit.
All who attended the sale yesterday wer
pleased. Nearly all invested. You vii
do the same. All we ask is that you com
out and look 1t over. Statesmen on tn
ground all day. This addition is bound
on the north by + street, on the west b
Forty-fourth street, on the south by
street, and on the east by Forty-firs
street.
HOW TO REACH HILLSDALB.
The L street viaduct is closed for re
pairs. Use o street, passing through tn
stock yards-then west on L street. Be
big signs at Forty-second n L streets
also Forty-second and + streets. GU
prices are low; ranging from Sl75 to 81
for a few Of the best corners. None higher
Our terms are SO cash and the balance
per month. For further particulars Sc
w. Farnam Smith & Co, Omaha; II. N
Christie, manager real estate department
or ]. II. Kopietz, South Omaha.
Magic City Gossip.
Furnished room. 28l3 I street
six-room all modern cottage. with laundr
in basement, fronting east on TWenty-thir
between B and c streets, cheap, Owne
leaving city. Phone 1910 or 1870. w. {
Lambert.
Paul shulz. 4O11 w str eet, is completin
his new cottage home.
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