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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
AMITY,
YALE GOAL IS STILL UNcROssED
Sons of Ell Defeat Brown University
Eleven to Nothing,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. lin a game
full of excellent play Yale defeated Brown
university TODAY by the score OF m 10 q Not
until well through the second half did the
Yale supporters feel secure that Brown
would not secure a touchdown and early
in the game they. even had quakings that
the Browns would turf, the tables and win
out because of the strength the visitors
showed in rushing the ball. Along in the
second half. when Yale had the game well
in hand, a misplay gave the watchful
Brown players their opportunity TO make a
supreme effort to cross the goal line, a
feat that no team has accomplished this
year. Yale's rush line was steadily pushed
back, but with diminishing power, until
under the shadow of their goal they threw
back three successive charges aimed at
center and took the ball on downs on the
eight-yard line. From that point on lack
of time only prevented Yale making an
other touchdown.
Neither Yale nor Brown attempted to
score by field goals or kicks from place
ment, all the playing being either line buck
ing or attempts to run the ends with few
trick plays interspersed.
The teams lined up as follows:
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

very materially strengthened the team. In
n total Of nine games played Il has piled
up a total OF los points, while opposing
teams have succeeded in making a score Of
arranged by Manager Arnold OF the Conn
mercials. All these games are 20 be played
on the big checkerboard at Ninton street
November o. Nebraska State university
second team; November 30 CThanksgiving)'
Doane college
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

down, planted squarely between the posts.
Amity failed at goal. Score: 5 to 0.
Amity kicked to Omaha on the fifty-yard
line, and from there Omaha woke UP and
sent Cox, Ball. Kehoe and Arnold for seven
was sent straight through the line for a
touchdown Cox of Omaha succeeded in
Omaha's favor.
Time was called before any more scoring
could hA dome
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
8 cams Ilned up as folIows:
HEAVIER TEAsf WINS AT HARLAN
Lincoln scores sixteen 10 Nothing By
Line SmaahfnR

HARLAN, Ia, Nov. l1,-(special Tele-
Harlan field today the LAncoln High school
won at foot ball from the Harlan High
school by a score OF 16 TO o. Lincoln out
weighed Harlan by twenty pounds to the
man and won two touchdOwns in the FIRST
half and one in the last by heavy mRssing
and line smashing.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

Since the disbanding OF the Creighton uni
versity foot ball team and the defeating OF
the Boyles college by the Omaha CONNER
cial college team, there seems 20 be no
longer any doubt that the last named team
IL entitled 10 the championship honOrs OF
Omaha. Although the Commercials were
not especially strong early in the season II
has been improving its team work very
rapidly. Two or three late additions have
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
MichIEan Defeats Ohio.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE Uni
yersity OF Michigan foot ball eleven today
defeated the University Of Ohio, 40 TO 0.
Ohio made twenty yards on i've plays
through the Michigan line. which is more
than any other team has done this year.
Michigan played many substitutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
CoLoRADo-0
NEPRAsKA-ls.

Touchdowns Benedict, Cotton, Eager
Goals; Waller CO Umpire: Coach Chal'
mers OF Iowa university Referee: Roth.
geb. ex-lllinois. Head linesman: Erwin
Chicago. Time OF halves; 50 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
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North Platte. Umpire;
Time OF halves: 80
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

resnHns.=----S. anu we pnougnr our GaU- required us tO adhere to our views. We have so notified the attorney general and retired from further connection with The matter.
 What the certain proceeding was that was recommended is still un- known, but the surmise is that Paul Morton and some other officials of the Atchison railroad should be indicted under the aDtirebate law.
 President Roosevelt has. through his attorney general. refused to carry out the recommendations of the commits sion of his own creation, for to COZ vict a member Of his cabinet Of trans granting special rebates and advau- tages to one company to the ruinat.on of other companies and individuals in the same territory and business would have been a black record for the Re publican party and for the administra- ton.
 Judge Harmon is a Democrat and is able and honest and no doubt felt that to preserve his own good name it was necessary for him to inform the pub lie that he at least was not implicated in this miscarriage of justice
 As the Republicans have a large ma jority of both houses of congress there will be no investigation of the matter, or If there is it will be partisan in character like so many other investiga- tons of scandals that the Republican party has produced. It would be in- teresung to have Messrs. Harmon and Judson on the stand and have the evi- dence they could give and know what tbe 'certaIn proceeding was that the Republican administration baked at.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
THE PRESIDENT BALKED
Administration Refused to Pros
 ecute Morton
SECRET REBATES UNPUBLISHED.

Why Judge Harmon and F. N. Jud-
 vestfgate Atebison, Topeka and
 santa Fe RafIroad-A Serious Re-
 publican Scandal Brought to Light.
 When President Roosevelt, through his attorney general, appointed F. \. JudsOn of St. Louis and Judge Jud- son Harmon of Cincinnati to investi- gate charges that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad was granting re- bates to the Colorado Fuel and Iron company every one except the guilty parties and their sympathizers rejoic- cd that at last the railroads were 10 be brought to time and this unlawful practice exposed and pat an end to- Soon after the appointment of those two eminent lawyers it came to light that a member of President Roose- velt's cabinet, Secretary of the Navy Morton, was implicated in the rebate scandal. Morton had to resign from the cabinet, and the report of the in- vestigation was awaited with interest. The report was duly made to Attorney General Moody and transmitted to the president, but has never been given to the public. The reason for keeping if secret now appears and has been made public by Judge Harmon. who said:
 Mir. Judson and myself made the inves- tigation and recommended that a certain proceeding be taken. The attorney gen. eral disapproved our recommendations. as he had perfect right to do The nature and circumstances Of our appointment seemed fo impose eAsrr--- ~e s===-z
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Trouble in the Jones Family.-There charging her husband with embezzle- Jones family. This particular part of the million and one Joneses in the country recently arrived in town from Texas and today Mrs. Jones swore out a warrant in Judge McDonaId's court is evidently serious trouble in the ment. It seems Mrs. Jones has the money in this family and she gave her hubby a check for $500 to get cashed. and he kept the money or blew it in, and Mrs. Jones now wants her lesser haf put benlnd the bars where he will not get another oppor- tunity to blow in her good money. Gid Graham has been retained to defend Jones. el4G
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
SHORT PERSONAL
 NOTES

E. N. Beebe left yesterday for Cana nea, where he hS saccepted posi- ton.
 Jas Macey. of Denver. Colo. has ac- eepted a position in the office at the Copper Queen Store.
 Jas. Mcdonald left yesterday for a trip in the East. He will probably stay about two months. Joe Cress returned yesterday from trip to his old home in New York State, where he spent several months.
 Jno- Graham, umpire for the Bisbee team will leave this morning for Cali fornia, where he will spend several weeks
 W. II. Brophy and wife yesterday transferred to the treasurer ef the School Board one lot on School Hill. The consideration was S45O0.
 The announcement of the dance to be given by the young men of the city on Friday night was a mistake. It will come off on Saturday night.
 Jos. Stauber. of the Copper Queen Engineering force, 5eturned yester- day from Cananea, where he has been on a surveying trip for the company
 There are several new cases of ty- phoid fever at the Copper Queen hos pital. It would seem from the phy- s.cians report that the rate. large as l. is. is steadily on the increase.
 The AnOna Club last night gave a hay ride to their gentlemen friends They met at the Copper Queen store promptly at 8 o'clock The ride went as far as the home of Miss Cloyd Thomas. where the merry party stop ped for several hours. The ride was gotten up as a surprise party for Miss Thomas. Delightful refreshments were served to the guests. A most enjoyable evening was spent by all. The wagon containing the party re- turned about 1 o'clock this morning, and the merrymakers dispersed to their homes.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
FREE RAILROAD PASSES.
No Congressman Should Receive Fa-
 vOrS From Corporations.


 VOFS From Corporations.
 If President Roosevelt will send in a special message to congress next win ter recommending the passage of law vacat.ns the seat of any member of congress using for himself or friends free pass on any railroad, steamboat or other public conveyance he would help to destroy the railroad monopoly that now controls the government. It would be well for the president to ex- plain to congress that he had been 8 sinner in this respect. like most Of them; but, having himself reformed, he proposed that congress follow his good example and pay their way like ordinary people.
 The new law should repeal the pres ent law allowing each member of con gress % cents a mile going to and re- turning from Washington. and in lieu thereof the law should provide that each congressman should be paid his actual expenses when traveling on pub lie business.
 With important legislation pending no self respecting congressman should be willing to receive favO.-s from cor pOrations which he is called upon tc legislate against
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
TRUSTS OR THE PEOPLE
Republican Congress Must De-
 eide Which It Shall Be.
MORE REVENUE MUST BE RAISED

To Impose Additional Internal Taxes
 Win Further Burden the COnsum-
 CT. While Reduction of Tariff Du-
 ties VIII Lower Prices and Iu-
 crease the Treasury Income.
 Secretary Taft as the representative of the administration in his speech to the Republicans of Ohio at their state convention acknowledged 1t to be prac- tically impossible for the Republican party to economize, for it had been tried by the last congress and still the appropriations largely exceeded the in come. He is reported to have said:
 It may be that congress will succeed fin cutting down here and there so as to reduce the deficit. but the experience of this last session ia which the greatest enort to economize was made. gives little hope that if the revenues continue at the same figure as last year the approprla- tons may be cut down 10 a point where no deficit would exist.
 This official declaration that extrav- ag1nt appropriations are to continue with little or no effort to ecOnomize shows the ruinOus condition of the na- uOnal finances as produced by Repub- lcan policies, for Secretary Taft fur ther declared:
 There remain two alternatives-ei;he: to impose additional internal taxes or to reGdjust and revise the tarin.
 This official statement of the inabili- ty to stop lavish appropriations brings the Republican party face to face with tarir revision. That will divide it's cOunsels and lead to a factional fight between the rcformers and the stand patters.
 Which of the two horns of the dl- lemma will the Republicans adopt: VIII the tariff be revised and adjustedf AS both these plans propose to raise more revenue-that Is, increase the taxes, it is important to the taxpayers to know which will least injure them.
 The Republican proposition is either to increase the already large internal revenue taxes or by imposing new taxes, such as the stamp taxes were during the Spanish war, CT to reduce AeAA1tAb1 bg ANAhiAlE UAA part OA Allc if tax and thus increase importation, which would produce more revenue. It can hardly be doubted which pro gramme the people will favor, for if the tariff taxes are scientifically reduced the government will not only gain more revenue, but the people will pay less profits to the trusts by the core spending decrease in the price of those trust articles upon which the tariff tax is reduced, while on the other hand, fl congress increases the internal reve nue taxes on those articles already taxed or imposes new taxes on other articles the price will be increased ac- cordiugly. which the people will have to pay.
 How is it possible for Secretary Taft to halt between these two opinions and yet pretend to be a friend of the people? Why. tl.e 2th Is so plain that "a wayfaring man. though fool, could not CIT therein"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Arlzona Estate eoes Reaalna.

Arizona Estate Gees 6eeeing-An inquiry has been received from Charles E. Smith. a lawyer of New York City, regarding an estate from Arizona. it is supposed his brother left at the time of his demise The estate, it is clamed, was of the value of s100,O00 The deceased mans name was Edward Smith. and he died in Ireland in 1891. There are lots of Smiths in Arizona and lots of Smith estates have been put through the probate court. but no estate of the value named ever went a begging for an heir.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
shows Lax Management.

The management Of the Smithsonian institution las been so lax that one clerk has got away with $45.OOO, and the executive committee of the board of regents is iu Coubt if the exact amount he secured will ever be known. As President Roosevelt is presiding officer of the institution, we may ex- pect that an era of reform will be in- augurated that will rOat out some of the official barnacles that control, or congress should refuse to make any more appropriation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Cold Storage
 BEEF

Not shipped in from Cold Stor age Plant but from our own cold storage here in Bisbee.
 This means more than you win rec Ognize at first glance. Cold st age beef shipped in is not in as good con dition to be marketed 10 the Bisbee consumers as our beef. We buy our own cattle, kill them ourselves and then put them in our cod storage, from which the meat is sold to you direct from the cold storage on short notice. Therefore our meat comes to you fresher wiph less chance from taint during this hot weather.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
The Expected Happened.

The expected has happened. The Ohio Republicans at their state conven- tion stand pat on tbe tariff that fos- ters the trusts. The cartoon with the hogs with all their feet in the trough certainly applies to these patriots who swear by "the old flag and an appro- rriat finn %
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Inspecting County Bridges The Prospector says: The Board of Su- pervisors left for Hereford this after noon to inspect the bridge from the Midland Bridge company. who have just completed constructing the same at that place over the San Pedro riv- CT.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
FOUND DEAD IN BFB
(Continued From Page One)

that of last was 4219. It also shows a falling off in the number of children having one or more parents foreign. while the number of foreign born children is greatly increased, being from 312 to 5S4.
 Following is a tabulated statement, or comparison of the figures for the year 1894 and the year 1905:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Why Not the PsonIs Al.ot

The administration having decided that supplies fer the Panama canal are to be bought in the open market because of high trust prices, the ques- ton will naturally occur to most of US, Why can't We do the same?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Total :. ..S 8s.SS1.OO &1O3,6l8.OO

R. E. Mcorman, of the c. Q. General Offices, was taken suddenly i'll yester- day while at his desk. and he was forced to go home. His illness is not thought to be of a serious nature however.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

The bulletins of the Britt-Sullivan champion lightweight fight will be re- ceived at the Orient tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Returns from the Britt-Sullivan fight will be received by rounds at the Orient tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

J. W. Mitchell. who is working some silver and copper properties below Benson, is in the city for few days
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

WANTED-Responsible party to take charge of boarding house. Man and wife preferred. Apply to Wolver- inc and Arizona Mining Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Naquin's for good furniture
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-14

TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-14
TAKES A HAND
IN LAND CASES
President Orders Removal
of United States Marshal
w. F. Matthews at Portland
STRIKES BLOW AT RING
Special Dispatch to The Call.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The death
of Judge Bellinger at Portland, Or. has
somewhat disconnected the proceed
ings in the land-fraud cases.
Attorney General Moody had con-
ference with the President this after
noon, and It is probable that Judge
William H. Hunt of Montana will sue
coed Judge Bellinger in the handling
of the cases.
The removal by order OF the Presi-
dent to-day of Walter F. Matthews,
United States Marshal at Portland,
bears out the prediction in a recent
special dispatch to The Call that a
certain creature of Mitchelrs" was
scheduled to go. Matthews is said to be
ore of the Federal ring that has long
held Oregon in its grasp. Tte was the
chairman of the Republican State Cen
trail COMMITTEES, but antagonized his
own party to such an extent by his po-
litical nlanipuiations that when Binger
Hermann, Matthews friend, ran for
Congress he was elected by a very
small majority over Reames CD, in
district normally overwhelmingly Re
publican. Charles j. Reed, an insur-
ance agent at Portland, was appointed
to succeed Matthews.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-14
CONTRACTS co
TO AMERICANS
Yankee Firm Lands Several
Big Orders for Electrical
Work in Great Britain
TOTAL SEVEN MILLION
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, May 13.-Another big
English electrical contract has just
gone to an American firm. 1t is for the
construction and equipment Of the
overhead trolley line of the Dundee,
Broughty Ferry and District Tram
ways Company, in Scotland. This Is
the first interurban electric railway to
be built in the United Kingdom which
parallels steam railway. 1t runs for
It's whole length alongside the Gale
DOMAIN and North British Railway. j..
&. White & Co. of New York and Lon
don secured the contract for 100000.
The line passes through the estates OF
Lord Home and Craigie. They are the
first landowners in Great Britain who
have adopted the American idea or DO
mating a private right of way for the
purpose of improving the value OF their
contiguous property.
The road will be equipped with nine
ty-pound steel rails. The cars will be
double-decked and carry two thirty
seven horsepower motors. The ratio or
operating expenses is fixed at 90 per
cent and it is estimated the property
will net per cent upon capitaliza-
ton of 100000 after paying all fixed
charges.
j. G. White & Co. have, within two
months, closed contracts in England
for s7.S20,0o0 of electrical railway con-
struction This includes the complete
construction of the Belfast Corporation
Tramways, which was the subject of
active competition. The American firm
secured the contract because of it's abil-
ity to guarantee that the line would be
ready for operation by October 1. In
addition the firm has secured the con-
tract to construct twentyfour miles OF
road for the London United Tramways,
which must be finished this fall. 1t
will link up the riverside resorts along
the Thames as far as Kingston Hill,
with the London County Councils sys-
TEN operating in the metropolitan dis
tricts.