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SIINGLES-5x16 No. 2 pine shingles,
$3.50 per 1000 skis No. pine shingles "a. 90
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
PuebIO's vote VIII he for a Man for
President.

Regarding the action Of Mike Cantillon
In STAYING on the meeting Of the western
league managers 10 Dust 0Netll the So
TO whip Denver and Pueblo In line to keep
the Cantillon tool in the chief executives
chair. friends OF n. link, business manager
OF Pueblo, who viii cast the vote for that
team, announce they have a positive prom
lse from MT. link that he will cooperate
10 throw out ONeil. Mr.. link caused II to
be thoroughly understood while here Sat
urday that he would not stand for O'Neil
any longer than actually necessary and that
he would lend all his influence tn rid the
league OF bis Injurious association, Man
ager ROurke IL not the least skeptical
about Mr.. link, in fact he feels as certain
OF his support as Of that Of any other
manager.
with Mr.. link in the combine to Dust
ONeil the latter's summary discharge
looks like an assured fact Mr. link gives
the impression OF being a man Of deter
mination and there is no doubt in any
quarter. except possibly In CantillOn's. OF
his being mistaken. lie is in favor of
clean base ball and says he wants TO do
what he can to insure that sort ia the
Western league.
The Des Moines Capital. less affected
With the Cantillonphobia than the Register
and Leader blames all the trouble in the
western league on the umpires a thought
tul Fan offers, for the sake of argument.
to agree with that theory and asks who II
to blame for the umpires? Willing to ac-
cord the dignity OF the position to the man
known as president, he puts this RESPONSE
bility on oNeil and then asks who is to
80, after ALL it comes back to the start
Ing point says he. And IL Mike Cam
tillon is shorn OF his power, which is the
presidency, the evil will be uprooted."
Nobody except Cantillon's credulous
young journalist over in Des Mones, will
commit himself to such silly thought as
that the movement for the busting OF
O'Neil contemplates, in the slightest de-
gree, the removal of Cantilon. That has
never been thought Of Everybody IL will
| Ing to let Cantillon remain knowing how
easy II Will be to handle him with a man
in the presidents chair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
York wins First Place with sixty
Five Potuta

BELLEVUE. Neb., May -21.--tSpecial -
field meet Of the high schools OF Nebraska
was held on the Bellevue gridiron Friday.
York won the meet with sixty-five points
school took third place with ten points.
York took first place six times with eight
second places; Lincoln took first place
first place In the only two events II en-
tered. Plattsmouth was not well repre-
sented and took last place. ..... ..--
Some OF the specta events of the
meet were the hammer throwing OF SOM
merholder of Lincoln, who threw the
twelye-pound hammer isaye,l0 feet aud the
the 22O-yard hurdles, the 44O-yard dash
and the one mile relay race. Burnham OF
Pawnee City High school also showed up
very we'll winning the MILE and the half
mile runs The pole vaulting OF Harrison
was also very good as he vaulted nine
results OF the meet were as follows:
on hundred-yard dash: Yates of Lincoln
won. Time: O;loS. Flower OF Lincoln
Haif-miie run: Burnham Of Pawnee won
Time 2:lb. Wollenberg OF Lincoln sec
ond PISS tf
dies Osburn of York and Mcdonald OF
York tied for f1rst place. l't
One mile run: Burnham OF Pawneee
won Davis of Lincoln second.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash Nc
Donald OF York won, Froid OF York Sec
-Four hundred and forty-yard dash: Nc
Donald OF York won Wollenberg OF Lin
coin second.
won. ..L..
tied with Mead OF York at 8 feet inches.
Twelve pound shot putt Somerholder OF
lincoln, won Distance: ~ feet inches.
Crutchfield Of York second. Distance; *
feet inch.
Discus throw: Somerholder of Lincoln
won Distance: 106 feet s inches. Crutch-
field OF York second Distance; 100 feet
Running broad jump Mead OF YORK
won. Distance: q feet 61inches.
Twelve-pound hammer throw: Somer'
holder OF Lincoln won. Distance: l4S feel
s inches. oCrutchfield of York second
Distance: si26 feet inches. be
Pole VaultinE: Harrison of Lincoln won
Distance: feet inches. Mead OF ofrh
second. Distance: feet . inches.
: The meet was under the direction OF the
Bellevue College Athletic association, who
Invited the high schools of the state 70
hold their annual meets here The asso-
citation presented Yorks winning team VIII
a beautiful pennant, over which thel
cheered loud and long. Coach Whltmort
OF the college presided at the event, ant
with the assistance OF c. G. Browne OF
the college, who is a graduate OF 1orE
and who managed the held events VIII
great skill, he pulled the meet en- In
| way satisfactory TO all CONCERNED. All IN
| teams speak OF Bellevue college hospitality
! i'm the highest terms and, looked al IRON
| all sides, the meet was a great success
/ and will be even more OF a success Wher
/ renaated next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
7 VII o. II y II
'Batted for Oberlin in ninth.

'Batted Tor OberIin In ninth.
St. Paul ............0 l 0 0 -
Milwaukee ............O 0 o 0 0 o 0 Ii
Two-base hits: Padoen, Geier, Green.
Hit by pitched ball: Wheeler. Struck out :
BY Oberlln, 5; by Coy. 3 Sacrifice hit :
Padden. Left on bases! st. Paul. 8; Mil
waukee 1. Time: 142 Umpire: Owen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May N,-About LOCO OF
the very faithful in overcoats and furs sat
In the erandstand at Riverside park this
afternoon and saw Sioux City defeat Lin
coin, to o. The locals heldeo almost per-
fectiy, while the visitors muffed balls or
threw wild at critical times. Jarrett
pitched strong game Harmon, LOT the
Llncoins, was somewhat erratic. Score:
GTOTTX CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28

Two-base hits: Gondlng, Meyers, Cook
BASE on balls: on Dodge z: on Morrison
/. Left on bases: Omaha, Il Pueblo, g.
Double play; Perring to Dolan. stolen
Conding, shuEart (2). Time: 1:26. Umpire:
Fuller Attendance: Zoo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
The Official number Of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Hogs Sheen. Horses
TnIal reeelpts.
The disposition OF the days receipts vas
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLE-There were no fresn receipts
of cattle this morning, al least nothing Of
practically bare OF supplies, there being
nothing on sale to make a test of values
The total receipts for the week foot UP
nearly 5000 being slightly in. excess .OL
last week, but trIfle snort Of the previous
weeks record. The arrivals have con-
sisted very largely Of corn fed beeves, IN
fact II is safe to say that Is per cent OF
all the cattle marketed have consisted OF
that kind. The quality OF the receipts has
averaged up quite good as usual this late
Under the influence Of large receipts and
declining prices at all other selling points
the market here has been on the down
has not been due 10 any lack of demand as
packers have all been free buyers every
been, nave been we'll Dreamed up on the
day Of arrival. II has simply been a
shrinkage IN values that mas extended
week IL is safe to call beef steers l5026c
lower than one week ago, the decline
being the most marked in the case Of rough,
cattle have not suffered as much.
The supply Of cows and heifers has been
very moderate every day, while the demand
cattle nave been forced lower in sympathy
with the decline on beef cattle the
shrinkage in values has not been so great.
At the close of the week cows and heifers
are not over lOQI5c lower than one week
ago.
StockerS ana teeders nave been in light
supply all the week and while as usual
at this season there mas been comparatively
little demand for feeders operators on the
market are reporting considerable inquiry
for desirable kinds OF light stockers. The
result is that stock cattle have sold quite
freely all the week and the market II
anything is little higher in spite OF the
fact that beef cattle have been declining
No change has taken place in the market
for heavy feeders.
HOGS-Hogs opened apout Sc lower this
morning and sold quite freely at the
decline. A little later buyers seemed &c
come TO the conclusion that they might
Just as well get their hogs for less money
and they lowered their bids for time
offering prices that were all OF 5Gl0c lower
Sellers could not see IL that way and very
few hogs changed bands on that basis
The result was that buyers were forced Il
again raise their bids, the market windini
up just about where IL started that is 81
lower than yesterday, AS will be noted
from the sales below S6Z7iS bought almos
all the hogs as against 1921 yesterday
There was a sprinkling of loads at So 2
as against $3.50 yesterday.
Receipts OF hogs this week have beer
almost double what they were last Weei
/ and considerably heavier than q year ago
/ The fact Is that the receipts this week havl
/ been the largest for the year 30 far Unde
/ the influence of the heavy run both her
| and at other points the advance mad
| during the latter half OF last week wa
/ all lost and more too, the decline todal
1 leaving the market 75Ac lower than it wa
last Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat shows Marked Tendency Toward
Strength Here and Elsewhere.
July DELIVERIES ARE MOST ACTIVE
Excessive Rainr of Northwest ana
PessimIs,ic Reports OF Damage
60 wInter Crop Held
Responsible. SOL
nMAHA- Mn IA 1Ant.

.... OMAHA. May 20. 1905
Wheat showed marked tendency
toward strength both on the floor Of this
local exchange and at other tradina
points. The activity here was largely
In July deliveries, but extended to Nay
and September. Though European cables
showed a slightly lower opening there
the American market grew hrmer dur
Ing the morning. In Omaha May closed
NC higher, July sc better and September
the same. Trading ON the floor was
brisk. The excessive rains in the north
west coupled with pessimiStic reports
concerning alleged deterioration OF the
winter wheat crop were herd resopnstble
for the ascending market. Again il was
supposed big Chicago shorts we're trying
secretly 10 cover on May stun
An estimate on the Kansas crop was
so, 900, 900 bushels, which ie 100000
less than computed recently by prom
inent Kansas City grain house. tele-
gram from Hillsboro. N D., reported
much inundation OF lowlands and heavy
losses In wheat. Grand Forks, N. Dt
quoted farmer as saying the around
was all under water between Thompson
and Grand Forks Sttli Broomhan ee-
timated worlds shipments for Monday az
10000, 600 bushels against III $4,000
bushels last week and g,1b0.0o0 bushels
for the corresponding day a year ago.
India shipments were $4,000 bushels
against $4,000 last year for the week.
Corn strengthened In sympathy with
the wheat market. Locally there was
nothing doing I'm options on oats
LOGAN range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Quakera Win at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May H.-Philadelphia won
again today through superior hitting. Sen
sational catches by Bransheld LUSH and
Magee held the score of the Cincinnatis
down. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
st. PnuI Defeats Milwaukee.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 27.-Although out
hit by more than two to one, St. Paul won
todays game from Milwaukee with hits
when men were on bases. Coy was efec-,
tive at critical times The game was
played in sea of soft mud. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
FoSAIEn Financial.

LONDON, May 26.-Supplies OF money
were not plentiful today and there was a
good demand. Discounts were a shade
easier. Trading on the Stock exchange
opened quiet and hesitating and then be-
came dull Quotations eased the nearness
of the MISUNDERSTANDING business. Amer
leans started irregular al about parity and
improved but eased during the session on
realzations. The market closed quiet. For
eigners were steady and inactive. kaffirs
were irregular. Japanese imperial 6s OF
1904 were quoted at 1Olh.
PARIS May 26.-PTices on the BouTse
today opened weak, owing to the contra
dictory news from Russia but Russians
closed hrmer Russian imperial is were
quoted at 50 and Russian bonds OF 1904 at
AS.
BERLIN, May 26.-Trading on the Bourss
today was duh. but prices generally were
steady
ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.-Prices on
the Bourse today were weak, owing TO the
tenor OF the government response TO the
address OF the lower house TO the speech
from the throne. Imperial Is and IS
dropped a quarter Of a point, respectively,
TO 1iAc and SShc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28

Tie, Hollys won another hard fought
game at Duffy park. South Omaha. The
game was with the Joe Duffs and was
tainly earned their victory and Il will be
much colder day than Sunday when the
Hollys 60 over indian hill again. At the
very start the -Onlahas put a dent IN
SIM Smiths record OF twenty-five Innings
pitched without : score or him. The Hol-
lys found his great speed with men on
bases. DouRherty's four hits being espe-
cially timely. Two fast double plays by
the Hollys and Houskas catch OF Texas
Lacquer were the fielding features. Bun
nell pitched brilliant game and II was
only the surprising ascension OF some Of
his team mates which gave the Dutfs their
last SIX runs Score r. H. p
Hollys ......2 90 0 0 is s
Joe Duffs 30 o 0 0 1 0 0 3 81 5 3
Batteries Bunnell and Spelman. Smith
and Bonner.
The Holys wish to hear from out-of-town
managers. Address win Bell, 1lO5 North
Sixteenth street. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, MO, May N.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 500 head; market unchanged;
choice export and dressed beef steers, S5.6
ass; fair to good, sA25a530 western fed
steers, S,1bd6.So; Etockers and feeders AS
q4bo; southern steers, SS.bOd460; southern
cows. S2.bOG4.O0; native cows, 33.5Odf4.5o
native heifers. ts.4065.26 bulls, iS.0Oe4bO;
calves, $s.6q65; receipts for the week,
5000 head.
lower: top, 1915; bulk of sales, ts.30e1S u;
heavy S6.SoQ6. i6; packers, 36.97ItGS.4 20; pigs
and lights, s.. 4Ods.So; receipts for the week,
81, 900 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 5000
head; market noninally steady; native
lambs, t6.00f7 80; fed sheep and ysarlings,
b.00dS.3o; western clipped yearlings. y. so
68; western clipped sheep, S.OoffS00;
stockers and feeders, 33.50d600.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Two Games at Fort Omaha.

fast game was played at Fort Omaha
Yesterday afternoon between Fort Omaha
and the Internationals, the former winning
by the score OF to ). The features were
the pitching of Gray for the Internationals
and Hawkins for Fort Omaha. This was
the first game for both teams. A second
game was played on the same grounds be-
tween Fort Omaha and Sterling, the score
at the end OF the fifth inning being l 70 /,
both scores being made In the nth.
The game was called then on account Of
the late hour. Hard team work by both
teams was the feature Of this game.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
RsmBIers RsmBIe Niagara Falls.

The Ramblers opened the season by win
ming from the Niagaras Sunday on the
Joe Duffy grounds by the score OF to 5.
The NiaEaras started with two runs in the
initial round, after which Roman settled
down and was invulnerable for the rest
striking out thirteen and keeping his hits
well scattered. Behind the bat he was
ably supported by Williams. The inheld
played a strong and heady game, while
the outheld gobbled Up everything in
sight. Rout Kennedy and Hoesky we're
Score:
NisEarss ..2 Oo1 Oo2 O-5 I 5
Ramblers IL l 0 0 - 10 8
Kennedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Dietz win FIRST Game.

The Dietz Lumber Company team won a
fast game from the Union Pacific store
Department team on the Dietz GROUNDS at
Goddard started the fireworks in the third
by getting a hit and stole second on
Tracey's strike out. Gordy hit a warm one
through shortstop, advancing Goddard TO
third, and then he stole second. Hall came
TO the rescue with a two-bagger, scoring
both Goddard and Gordy. Score:
Dietz ..................0 o 90
L. p. Store. ...........0 0 0 o 0-1
Batteries DietE, Gordy and Hunter; L. p.
Store. Leatherby and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28

ATLANTIC, la, May 27.-(Special Tele-
gram. lin we'll played game here today
Atlantic gave Extra its first defeat OF the
season, the score being to o. Atlantic
has not yet lost a game this season, and
teams. Both went into the game with de-
termination to win and played ball until
the last man was out. Both pitchers were
in excellent form and did not let down
once Atlantic got four hits and Extra
but three. One error was charged up to
Atlantic and four to Extra. Batteries
Atlantic, Bircher and Franklin; Extra, Sar-
gent and Kramer. Six hundred people saw
the game. Manager Sniffen of the Mer-
chants Grays. Atlantic's team, is anxious
to hear from any team within radius
OF sixty miles
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 2s.-CATTLEr-Re-
ceipts, $50 head, including 400 head Tex
ans; market steady; native shipping and
export steers, Hs0de.O0; dressed beef and
butcher steers, ts75df6 20; steers under 1000
pounds t36064.30 stockers and feeders,
s.. lOdp4.60 cows and heifers, S2.00@6.1b; can
ners 81 .50Q24 40; bulls, g. 40p4.oo; CALVES. $500
$3.50; Texas and Indian steers, S.O0Q4.Ib;
COWS and heifers, s200d3.90.
HO0S-Receipts, $500 head; market Sc
lower; pigs and lights S5.e06i6. 20; packers
s6.10ds Is; butchers and best heavy, 1850
"A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Champion Amateurs Defeat Fremont
in Close Contest.

FREMONT. Neb May 27.-tSpecial)-
The Fremont leaguers lost one Of the
prettiest games OF ball ever witnessed In
this city this afternoon, the fast Lee
Glass Andreesen team OF Omaha being the
opposing club. In spite OF the cold weather
both teams played snappy ball, II being
either teams game until the last man was
out in the ninth inning. Busby and Shea
were the stars for the locals. while the
ah-around work OF LawlOr, Minikus and
Tonneman Of the Lee-Glass- ANDERSEN
team brought forth rounds OF applause
from the shivertng fans, Scully for the
hardware men pitched wonderful ball. and
AndersOn's work was equally as fast al
though touched up for ten safeties. The
score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
A.. LouIs General Marked

sT. LOUIS. May 26.-wHEAT-Future'
higher; cash lower No. 2 red, cash elevator
s4ae6c; track. 95d87c; July, SQs2tc; Sep
tember, S09s960Ac; No. hard. 34Sbhc.
CORN-Futures firm; cash weak; No
cash nominal; track, 4s1tq6oc; July. 4S1sc
September, 4Shc.
0ATs~Futures higher; cash weak; No
cash, 34c; track, Sc; jury, S4lsc; Septem'
Der, 321tQS3c; No 2 white. 36hc.
FLOC R-Steady; red winter patents
S440M45b; extra fancy and straight
iS.Is@ 4.s5; clear, t2.75qs.oo;
SEED-Timothy steady, t2.5OW $50.
CORNMEALs-Steady, $3.50.
BRAN--steady sacked east track. 81
QS2c.
prairie, Sll5Oq13.50.
IRON COTTON TIES--Sl.OO..
BAGGING-Shc
HEMP TWINE-1 Nc.
Professionalism lower; jobbing
$500; lard lower, prime steam $S.47h
dry salt meats, steady boxed extra shorts
tsl2h clear ribs, ss.S7h; short clears
$3.50; bacon steady; boxed extra short
ts.s74 clear ribs. 'lo.i2h; short clear
tiO25.
POULTRY = Dull; chickens, 9ashc
springs, 2Od2bc; turkeys, &c; ducks. shc
geese, 485c.
dairy 1Ad16c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Results in Iowa state League.

MARSHALITowN, la, May z7.-(Spe-
cal Telegram -Results OF Iowa state
league:
Marshalltown, q; Waterloo, 2
Keokuk, 8; Burlington, 2.
osksloosa, I; Ottumwa, fourteen in
ninRs). 90
Boone-F Dodge game postponed on ae-
count OF rain. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
DIES MONIES.

Alb. r. ~ 20. A. III
\ smith, p..r-,-, .