Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
DAILY CONCERTS ON PRIZES
Kimbsll instrument and Grafonols to
Play Free Music for The Bee.
CALIFORNIAN WANTS To ENTER
Writes from ReedIey Asking InfOr.
nation and Reauestins He he
Considered one OF several
Thousand Participants.

Arrangements have been made by Tn
Bee for having daily concerts on the tw,
musical instruments which are to be givei
away in the Booklovers' contest Of thi
paper. The Kimball eighty-eight-not
player-piano and the Columbia grafonolt
Regent" are offered as second and fourtl
prizes, respectively in the educationa
game, and, in order to give contestant
and others a chance to hear these instru
ments two hours each afternoon hav
been set apart for concerts.
The Kimball player will be exhibited anC
will render the latest and best musi
from 2 to O'Clock every afternoon at tn,
A. Hospe store, 1913 Douglas street. Tn,
grafonola will play from 3 TO o'clocl
each afternoon at the Columbia agency
1313-11 Farnam street.
Contestants and all people interested II
music are invited to visit these stores
during the concert hours and listen to tn,
music played by the two excellent Book
lovers instruments.
California Wants In.
From far away California-Reedley, Cal
yesterday came letter asking for in
formation about The Bees Booklovers
contest and stating that the writer to b,
entered as one of the contestants. II wa
necessary. however, TO notify the Cali
fornlan that he was barred from the grea
game, because Of the territorial limits
which are as follows Nebraska, wyo
ming that section of Iowa west of, bu
not including Des Moines, and that portion
Of South Dakota known as the Black Hill
territory.
The letter from California however, IL
Lee - -
from states not included in the confess
territory. Men and women have writer
from New York, Maryland Indiana, Ohio
Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Minnesota, Okla
homa and several other states, asking in
formation about the contest.
Letters from All Glasses.
These letters from far away states are
on indication, though. Of the immense in
terest that is being taken in the contest
and 1t shows that the great game is ap
preciated everywhere by all classes OF PEG
pie. Letters have come, asking question
about the contest, from lawyers doctors
merchants, policemen, travelling men
school teachers, boolSkeepers, farmers
servants, school children. housewives, etc
Everybody who appreciates a fair an,
square game and who has a few minute
every day to devote to the solution of
puzzle is interested in the Booklovers' con
test
Twenty-six of the picturessin the contes
have been published with the one whic
appears in this issue of The Bee. Thes
twenty-five pictures and The Bees help
full catalogue of titles will be sold, begin
ming tomorrow, for IS cents or for 40 cent
| by mail. The puzzles are worth l cen
each and the catalogue sells for Pr cents
The regular price Of the two Is 80 cents, $
that by buying both now 10 cents may b
saved.
OR Sale Monday Morning.
The puzzles, with coupons. and the cata
logues will be on sale at The Bee bushes
, office tomorrow morning. Upon receipt O
money they will be forwarded by mail
Many visitors called at the Apperso
Fales rooms, 1lO4-02 Farnam street
yesterday. to inspect the Jack Rah
bit" touring car which is to
given away as the first prize in tn
contest. This machine is what everybod
who saw 1t yesterday agreed to be
dandy" 1t is model four-thlrty, wit
five-passenGer capacity
The third prize in the contest is a $50
building lot in A. p. Turkey & Sons lie
addition. This lot is located in a beautifu
place and viii make a site for a prett
! home