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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
HOW TO GET ENDEAVoRERS
Guarantee Twenty Thousand Dollars,
Hotel Accommodations, Auditor
ium and Large Churches.

The city which gets the Christian En-
deavor convention for 1907 must have salts
factory auditorium accommodations, must
have several churches OF large capacity.
must have good hotel accommodations and
must guarantee $4,000 to the society for
convention expenses. These were the con-
sideratlons enumerated in a letter from
the national secretary OF the society, read
at the meeting OF the Commercial club
executive committee Tuesday.
Omaha can satisfy all these requirements
with the exception of hotel accommoda-
tions. and it is hoped there will be at
least two more good hotels here by 1907.
committee consisting of e. A. Benson,
Charles Harding and W. L. Yetter was ap-
pointed to report on the advisability Of
making an offer TO the society, which will
not settle the location OF the next con-
vention until February.
The club passed resolutions endorsing the
Salt Lake City Commercial club in its ef-
forts 20 divert the annual European travel
10 western channels.
The committee authorized the entertain
ment committee 10 proceed with arrange
ments for a smoker TO be held soon.
W. t. Burns OF the Lucern Products
| company was made a member Of the club
and the membership Of ]. W. Carr was
transferred to ]. A. Mckenzie.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
NEEDS OF THE POSTOFFICE
Postmaster General Forwards to Treasury
Department Estimate for Next Year.
INCREASE SHOWN IN EXPENDITURES
over SO 900. 900 VIII he Required for
Rural free Delivery Routes,
an Increase of over
$500, 900.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I.-Postmaster
General Cortelyou completed and for
warded to the secretary of the treasury
the estimates for the Postoffice department
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1901
They show reduction Of expenses
wherever Il is believed IL will not impair
the service. but provision for development
Of postal facilities 10 meet the growing
needs of all sections OF the country.
The estimates for the postal service at
large-the field seryice-aggregate S93,OO,-
COO, an increase over last years appropria-
ton OF about S12OOoOOO This increase rep
resents the normal growth Of the service
based upon what the postal authorities re-
gard as the most careful and conservative
estimates. Each succeeding year sees =
large increase in the business Of the de-
partment The principal articles in the in
crease are the rural delivery service, rail-
way mail service, compensation to post
masters and their clerks and the compen-
sstion OF letter carriers.
For the maintenance OF the rural delivery
service and it's proper extension over 500
100000 will be required. This is an Increase
OF t3,6cO,OOo over the appropriation for the
current year, which in turn is over 5000
900 more than that OF last year, so that the
present estimate is 81. 100000 less than the
increase of the present over the preceding
year.
That the extension of the pneumatic tube
service is contemplated is shown by the
fact that the estimate carries $4,000 more
than the current appropriation.
The deficit for the fiscal year ended June
30 1905. was s145725s4. This amount, the
difference between the expenditures and
the revenues OF the department, it is off,
cially announced. may be said to represent
the actual cost of the postal service to the
people II recent calculations are as accu-
rate as they have been frequently in the
past they afford good reason for believing
that the deficit for the year ending June
30. 1906, will be considerably less. II is an
interesting fact that the total revenue for
the fiscal year 1905 exceeded the total ex-
penditures for the fiscal year 1904 by nearly
100000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
PREPARE FOR STATE SUPREMACY
state College Ready to Meet Men from
University.


AMES, Ia. Nov. 21-(Speclal)-Two days
remain before the Ames-Iowa game will be
played on the Ames Rridiron, which will
decide tho state championship for 1906 As
a result of the defeat of Drake university
at the hands of Iowa last Saturday Ames
and Iowa have been left I'm the field to fight
IL out to the finish. Coach Ristine has
been busy the past two weeks in rounding
the Ames team into shape for the COM
ing battle. and to this end he has i'm a
large measure been successful. as every
man on the team is in better condition to
meet the Hawkeyes than at any previous
time during the season The utmost
secrecy has surrounded the field the past
two weeks, no one except those directly
interested in tho game being allowed upon
the field during the practice. II has been
limited that Ristine's eleven may spring
some surprises next Friday that will take
Iowa of its feet The practice game with
Coo callege last Saturday served to put
the team on its guard and may result In
much good to the Aggies.
Jack Watson has every man on the team
i'm the pink Of condition to withstand the
onslaughts of the heavy Iowa team. Ames
will be in the game every inch of the
road and not until the last whistle of the
timekeeper will there he relax. There
is no doubt but what Coach Chalmers of
Iowa has devcloped good team this sea
son. but the ali absorbing question at
Ames and all over the state, is IL good
enough to wrest from Ames the champion
ship.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
sporting Brevitses.

A Chicago paper has discovered that a
professional athlete takes UP money for
sport and an amateur IS in sport for money.
With Connie and Ban johnson falling out
for sure. there Is apt to be something doing
in the baseball world al the meeting We'd
nCsday.
Boxers in Chicago are more numerous
than stock actors In Omaha since the or
Eanization of the stock company. SiXty-fve
boxers performed at the opening event at
the Coliseum the other night.
with the closing Of the New York Horse
Show the high stcppcrs will be given a rest
of at least ninety days before the opening
Of the spring and summer season Brooklyn
will open the season with show in March
If Mr.. Jordan wishes to visit Madison he
better not telephone in advance that he is
coming or he might not find the doors open
for him. The students do not take well TO
the way Jordan has been kicking over the
traces and refusing to stay hitched.
A banquet will be given in the University
of Michigan gymnasium Saturday night
after the Michigan Wisconsin game. the
Wisconsin football team and glee club be
ing present. The best of feeling was dis
played, showing that no matter how much
rivalry might exist on the gridiron, still
these two big western universities are
closely allied in spirit.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
RAILROADS SILENT ON TAXES
send No word 10 County Treasurer
About Paying IN for
Current Years.

County Treasurer Fink has not heard
anything from the railroads yet as 70 1906
taxes He is not surprised. though, from
the fact there is now pending for argument
In the federal court suit TO prevent him
from attempting TO collect the 1904 taxes.
The Omaha Water company and the West
ern Union Telegraph company also are in
terested in the same case. II the county
should win there would be paid into the
county treasury the sum OF $4,000 from
all the corporations concerned on the 1904
tax and a similar or larger amount Tor
this year.
Ordinary folks are paying their taxes into
the county treasurer's once with COM
mendable prOmptness and the scavenger
law also Is bringing in some money Mon
day the county treasury received over S%,-
600 In taxes and from now until the end
OF the month the stream OF cash going
through the cashiers window will be quite
as heavy each day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
Nicely NOT FOR o'BRIEN PLAN
Thinks Proposition of MinnesOtan for
Reorganization of Insurance
Companies Faulty.

81 have little faith that anything good
can be accomplished by any such meeting
as Mr.. O'Brien suggests said II. ID.
Nicely of the Equitable Life Assurance
company, referring to the plan II Insur-
ance Commissioner O'Brien of Minnesota
for a meeting OF state officers, under the
guidance OF President Roosevelt TO talk
over insurance matters. HE suggests a
meeting be called of state insurance COM
missioners. governors and attorney gener-
ais. II they are to prepare plan If sep
arate action of the individual states, the
meeting will be mere nonsense What I
should like to see is national supervision
OF the life insurance companies. and il the
meeting Mr. OBrien suggests will lead to
this, I say amen But l fear nothing will
be done except to keep the matter in agita-
ton.
THE Bee hit the nail on the head in an
editorial Tuesday morning when It charac-
terized insurance iunkets as exhibitions of
legalized graft. That is all they are.
When we get national supervision this
graft will be eliminated, and not until
then. Then the people will know they are
secure in an honest supervision of the COM
panies and safe from ignorant and design
ing state officials.
TOO little OF Mr.. O'Brien's plan is out
lined for me TO say much about Il. He
says the object OF the proposed meeting is
\ TO evolve a demand for the reorganization
| OF the important life insurance companies
but more particularly for the placing OF
| the affairs OF these companies on a safer
basis. What business could be on safer
! basis? tell you. no bank in the country
could have passed through such conditions
as have met the big life insurance com.
panies. 1t is a test Of their strength thai
they have withstood the attacks of the
press and OF men in public life"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Money to Pay Fire Department Salaries
Pound BY comptroller
NO THOUSAND DOLLARs IS IRANsFERRED
Vund Nay only Be Used 10 Meet the
Pay Roll, According 20 n Fro
vision Inserted by Reso-
tuition by Back.

The hre department will not be reduced
because Of a lack of funds. the city council
last night having adopted the suggestion
of Comptroller Lobeck and transferred
5000 from the back taxes collected in the
hrst three months Of the year to the fire
fund This was not done until Back
had moved that II be specified that the
money be used for the payment Of salaries
Though u was stated there was no way
the council could prevent the Police Board
from buying apparatus with any other
5000. even though II used this money for
salaries the motion carried. Back made
the suggestion because after money had
been transferred to the police fund the
board advertised for bids for two patrol
wagons.
Among tho important resolutions adopted
was ONE creating the ofhce OF second as
sstsnt city attorney at salary Of 81 800
a year When this resolution was intro
duced city Attorney Breen announced that
the claim agent would go out Of ONCE
January 1, and that his second assistant
had resigned. so he wanted TO consolidate
the two Offices by allowing the assistant to
do the work OF the claim agent. The two
Offices now pay $500 a year, and thus he
figured a saving 60 the city.
Tho taxes levied against the Salvation
army property on Davenport street and
against the parsonage Of St. Matthew's
church were rescinded.
RiEbt-Of-wRy for Cut-OH.
The ordinance granting the right OF the
South Omaha & Western Railroad company
10 cross Forty-second. Clinton and Forty
seventh streets was passed This road IL
branch Of the Union Pacific and the
object lie to straightcn the road south to
Papillion.
Ordinances were passed bonding tho city
In the sum OF soOOO0 for sewers, and S6O.OOO
for fire engine houses and sites accepting
the revised ordinanocs changing tho curb
line on Twenty-seventh from Leavenworth
to Mason streets and granting permission
to w. II. Burnham to erect a platform at
his proposed new building.
Among the ordinances endorsed was one
making It q misdcmeanor TO buy stolen
property Of value less than S35 and hx-
Ing the punishment at fine OF 500 or i'm
prisonment for ninety days.
Evans introduced a concurrent resolution
authorizing County Treasurer Fink. when
he becomes city treasurer. to divide his
bond Of $4,000 among as many surety
companies as are represented in Omaha
This was adopted with Zlmman voting iu
the negative.
Seats In City Hall.
Among the requests received by the coun.
Gil was one signed by Joseph Redmond ol
The Sixth ward and John Butler of the
Ninth ward asking that chairs be placed
In the rotunda of the City Hall so thai
people coming TO the seat OF the city gov
eminent could have an opportunity To resi-
while waiting for the elevator. In theil
walk up the Seventeenth street nil ant
the chairs were a necessity
Charles Dyball was appointed chairman
OF the committee on streets and elevators
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
seats In city HaII.
CHANCE TO BECOME FlREMEN
List Of Applicants Exhausted and
New Applications win
BE Received.

Chief salter of the fire department an
nounces the waiting list OF applicants for
places on the department has been OK
hausted and that the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners will receive a number
Of applications from men who are DESTROYS
OF serving their city and country as fire
fighters. As vacancies occur those on the
waiting list are placed in the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
SPORTS OF A DAY.
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACK,
Three Favorites and Two Outsiders
Win nj Uennfnus.

Three Favorites and Two Outsiders
Win at Jennings.
JENNINGS d. c., Nov. I.-Three favor
ties, second choice and two outsiders
were the winners at the Washington
Jockey club meeting today The surprises
were w. {. Days Lstless in the fourth
and Evie Greene OF the Shields stable in
the last race. Chandler, an apprentice
made "A wonderful ride on Evie Greene
Summaries:
First race, six and one-half furlongs
Free Booter won. Sheen second, Paul Cliff
ford third. Time: 1:2l2s
Second race, six and one-hslt turlongs:
Edict won, Akbar second, q. l.. NJ third
Third race, one mile. Delphi won. sdnray
second. komoka third. Time: l;4li5.
Fourth race, six furlongs Ilstless won,
Mlntta second, Debar third. Time: lis.
Fifth race, one mile: Thistledale won
Copper second. Sue Mac third. Time: l:42
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Evie
Greene won, Nutcracker second. Skyte
third. Time. 14g
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 2l.-Results at
Cumberland park
First race. Ave turlongs: Suds won. MI
Wudleigh second, Marvin New third Time
1:Oa.
Second race six furlongs: Braden Won
Air ship second, Thespian third Time
Third race, one mile. handicap: Estrada
Palma won, Prince Orna second, Tartan
Fourth race short course. steeplechase
handicap: Jim Crow won, Potash second,
toorlandS third. Time. 3:O2B. A.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Fallen Leak
won. Easter JOY second, Norwood Ohio,
third. Time. 1:2SX
Sixth race, one mile: Saviore Faire won
Sincerity Belle second, Chamblee third.
Time: 1:H.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. A.-Summaries:
First race, seven furlongs: Firm Foot
won, Lady Mrthful second, DR.. Roberts
third. Time Us
Second race. seven furlongs: F. z. Shaw
won, Gateway second, Toupee third. Time
III
won, Jilette second Succeed third. Time
III
Fourth race. one mile Bearcatcher won,
Rightful second, Haviland third Time;
1;4.
Fifth race seven furlongs: Ed Billburn
Won San Primo second, Potrero Grande
third. Time: 1:S
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth: Byron
dale won. Blissful second, Flaunt third.
Time: 1:47iA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
WITH THE BowLERs.

The Storz Blue Ribbons won three games
from the Black kats last night and thereby
took n long stepI toward the leaders
The Kats improved their games so
rapidly that the brewers were badly scared
in the last game. Their total of 2732 does
not seem high, but IL is the best yet rolled
on this round against the heavy pins.
Tonight the Armours and Cudahys will
bowl their postponed match. 1t will be
watched with more than ordinary interest
as the teams stand first and second and
are but one game apart.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
Funeral of Thomas Henfer.

The funeral of Thomas Heafey will take
place wednesday morning. The service will
VIII be held at st. Peters church on
Leavenworth street at 0 a. IN. The BODY
is now at the home of Mrs. Anna Nc
Leod. 1903 South Twenty-seventh street a
sister of the deceased. Burial will be al
st. Mary's cemetery, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22

On account of the renting of our hall by
other parties the Prospect Hill Improve
ment club win meet Wednesday evening,
November %, at the residence OF Hon. John
II. Butler. 1924 North Thirty-third street.
corner Thirty-third and Charles streets.
JAMES L. VAN GLIDER, Com.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22

CHICAGO, Nov, H.-The statement at
tributed to Charles Comiskey that Ben
Johnson's continuance at the head OF the
American base ball league would result in
the league either being wrecked or alb
sorbed into the National league is declared
by President Johnson to be absurd.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
LETTER GOLD 2
Harvard-YaIe Game Saturday.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. a.-It was
had agreed upon officials for Saturday,
game. They will be: Paul Dashiel OF An
napolis, umpire; Matthew A. McClung OF
Lehigh, referee; Mr.. Whiting of Cornell
head linesman The selection Of the UNI
pire was not made until tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
''Dick weIies" is Retired.

CHICAGO, Nov. I.-Dick welles, the
racehorse which broke the six furIongs
worlds record In i:ll%s, will race no more
Although Dick Welles has recovered from
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
his injuries, his owner J. b. Respess has
decided TO retire him.
SPECTATORS CORNER TICKETS
ThanksEivinE Foot Bali Game In
Hands of sharks.

Thank sRivtnR Foot Ball Game In
Hands Of sharks.
CHICAGO, Nov. I.-Tioket SPECTATORS
have in large measure cornered the ticket =
for the foot ball game to be played here
on Thanksgiving day between Michigan
and Chicago and as result prices OF ad-
mission are soaring. There are 1900 seats
In the grounds and these were all sold
on the first day. spectators getting large
share Of them. Three-dollnr seats are nov
for So
Counterfeit tickets have also been placed
on the market by sharpers and quite a
number Of them have already been dis
posed Of The corporation counsel decided
today that the University OF Chicago would
before the game could be played on Thanks
giving day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
RHEUMATISM 9 OE T 76Hnas

Rheumatism usually cold
and other changed conditions of the climate The occasional tnges
felt
in6d
excited Rheumatism
of
clothes
with these things relieve the Inflammation
Rheumatism
the blood and bodily which
OF
indigestion Kidneys
which
blood distributed
causing painful goes OF
the trouble and by eansng
80 - - the blood, neutralzes and ers
~ them the circulation a o
rich blood to all of body.
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quoted
S. S.
vegetable
tanning Potash
without charge SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA CA.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22
STORZ BLTFE RIBBONs
STEPHENS AND SMITHS.

The stephens and Smiths took three
games from the letter Gold Tops on the
METROPOLITAN alleys
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cos ATLANTA. GAs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-22

KIDNEY and URINARY diseases
and all Diseases and Weaknesses OF
AilsN due 70 evil habits OF youth.
abuses. excuses or the result OF neg
lseted. unskilled or improper treat
meus % specIno or private diseases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Adams, among the
oldest and best known residents OF La
mar County, have been under treat
ment of j. Austin Larson and asso-
ciates three weeks and are strong In
their endorsement Of their curative
power. Mr.. Adams said when asked
if he had received any benefit from
the treatment;
IL have been living right here in
Texas ever since 1858, and during all
that time ! have had spells with my
back that would cripple me up SO that
! couldn't get around and they would
last several days sometimes. But sev
eral months ago a spell came on me
which wouldn't let go and the medicine
doctors didn't help me any, | began
this treatment three weeks ago and
all the pain in my back Is gone"
And they have helped me a great
deal, too" spoke up Mrs. Adams. Il
have always been troubled with con
stipaticn and for about six years
have been bloating up so bad. an
a great deal better, now. ] have
asthma and they are curing that. too
| breathe much easier than | did
Paris News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-27
Farmer Put on His Feet.

Il an decidedly better, especially
my stomach, head and bowels. My
strength is returning and haven't
had any severe headaches since ] be-
gan treatment"
In this way ]. d. Smith, a farmer
living out Whitewright wav introduc-
ed ths subject of his marked improve
men Under Prof. ]. Austin Larson's
treatment to a reporter.
NY naghbors were surprised
when | finished two hard day. OF
corn blowing Saturday with no III
Effects he continued, because they
know | have been unable TO work for
a long time. This is my third week
under Prof. Larson's treatment, anc
already my stomach is stronger, my
digestion is better, my bowels are
regular and my eve headaches
seem to be gone. and / haven't beer
taking any medicine either. My fam
lily notices Improvement in my hear
ing and | notice that the heavy sen
sation in the small II my back Il
BETTER
Mr.. Smith is delighted with th'
prospects of "a return of his health
after taking medicine for years with
out benefit, except temporary relief
He has lived in the west part o
GraysOn county for thirty-six year
and his neighbors know him for
man of strict integrity and one who's
word is as good as his bond. His az
dress IS Sherman, Texas, Route No.
Sherman Register.