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sticking to Etiquette

"At last we shall have chance" " said Mrs Newcomb, "to get acquainted with the Snipleighs,''
 "How!' asked her husband. Has she finally seen fit to call on you:'
 "No, but they're going to build new and bigger house across tue street from the one they occupy now. and when they go there to live 1 can call because etiquette gives the ones that live any where the right to call first on others that just move in, you know" ."-Town and Country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
The Witch Night of the Year,

invitations have heeu issued bN Miss Hazel Peek for Il skating party ou
 Halloween u3sht and with tAt d.tte comes many memories ot om child hood y..sz aaa tie 1ege8a@ of 5Ae a5H3= iE t11a FHa ceGemoafs5 appropriate to Ha3lowe'eH aee=a1 who'll 9asan og. is5a. and even 5ot5.s 6ay Jt anrte.1 4=5e@ a8e ge3e9ruea 8ts u scat-
 aad ts1el5 #Ees 6t5e Gta=aI ta pasa5e Ba t4e a aa daa pu Hea. a # homes fires sHe ua5 a0t MlJ only tHese a.e ae.8... at stroke oc l2eaca .rsQa takes bit of #ly e 6t=His Home#a# With t h.ad a l.esl blazo Hnaa 4ts | aFth. Att.@ eel faa.a many e.Afe ie- 9s } the ra:d priests asacia5aa f.Ja fr57 they NtndIe8 wef5 saeee] F. tise n.aD century Pope G.tS N ap- pointed November l as. a daT of cole br5tioa of inc m5mory Of 2'l +fe saints and martyrs not alreadz hoHorod hy an allotment of special days ia the calendar. Hence the name All Hal lows" or "All Saints Day. The choice
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SMITH IESIGNS
 AS CHIEF CHEEK
Will Accept Similar Position WitF Superintenden of Iron Mountain
 at Little Rock

l. is rumored that on November l Mr. G. w. Smi1l chief clerk in SupeE inteuacnt Peck's office will resign his pesitoon to accept the position of chief c.V1N io the superintendent of the Ar EaG~3s division of the Iron Mountain with office Tt Little Rock. The many tlionds of Nr. smith will lesret tc learn that Ae has decided to mova tFom Pine Binf He has filled tha position of chief clerk with honor t' himself and to the satisfaction of hi. gH0IoYeFs ana by his courteous treat
 .et of those who transacted husi- ae.s Wzh hin 2aiued many friends
 #d w fd him 10 tho paepl7o i55f5e Boe. a Whol ssoule3 s3etl fHlstu siemaa.
 A'r Res.eaer.cF hl~ acctttHd the position u ch5ef rG in Supgriuteud
 os Pee&'4 oaico made vacant by tAe jeoation 4f NH smith F. Ha- famUr'E nd 1gaaT'uent aeeouutins
 woH lNa Buff and hf- many AieHds will ha 2kd 10 learn of his promotion Mir. G. N. nmhham has accepted the position of road dc partment accountant made vacant by MT. Rosenberger's promotion.
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No Reason to Complain.

"I should tbirk," he said to the man who was engaged to one of the twins. that 1t would be dreadfully annoying. They look so much alike I don't see how you can avoid making mistakes"
 My dear sir," was the reply, "tha, doesn't trouble me In the least don t want to avoid 1t. Are you so prosaic that you can't appreciate the advantage of getting double allowance of blissE" Chicago Post.
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Cnmrlilrel:lnr1 tn Mi>s Fuinanl.

At the Bluff City Club hall Friday night q dance was given by the young society gentlemen of the city. com plimenjary 10 Miss Putnam of Ken lucky. who is d guest of Miss Alymer Ta29art
 The affair was largely attended by the society people of the city, and it was one of the most delightful so- cia leyents of the month.
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Daughters of the Revolution.

Fifteen ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. R. C. Thompson Friday after noon for the purpose of organizing a chapter of the aboye-namei orgauiZa- tion. Mrs Thompson was elected regent. Mrs. F. A. Peck vice regent. Ms Diilard Saunders historian. Mrs D. l.. Trimble secretary and treasurer. After the business session Mrs. Thompson served her guests with a delicious luncheon beautifully served ill the national colors, red. white and b5He The GueS; < Were presented with small flags and punches of violets tied with red whit" and blue ribbon as souvenirs. The guest company nnm- bcrcd Mrs r.. A. Peck. Mrs. M l.. Bell Mrs R. E, Lee Mrs D. l.. Trim b1e. Nils. w. A Taegart, Mrs. V. D. Wilkins Mrs. Sam Alexander. Mrs. R. R. Malone Mrs NJ. A. Austin. Mrs N II l.an91ard. MFS. Clarence Petit grew. Mrs. Felix Smart, Mrs. l. P. Shelby Miss Margaret Taylor. The chapter will meet once a month at the homo of lhe members
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Hard to Collect,

.Ascum - Whatever became of that queer patient you were telling me about last spring?
 Dr. -Price-Oh, he's got com plalnt now that's giving me great deal of trouble
 Ascum-Indced. What Is 1t?
 Dr. Prlce-P Prlce-Why, complaint about the amount of my bill.--Fhiladel- phia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

Mrs Farr4!ey nointius to the giraffe at the Zoa.n-Ical +sarsicns1-oh, just look, Wha aiilnai is that:
 MT. Farn.lov What: Tl.at is an os trich
 Mrs Fass.s. y--Au ostrich. Then where are its feaei4ecsf
 MT. TarHfiry lcohtenptuouslyl-~ Don't betray yonr ignorance, Maria. Don't you !n>w fhot ost*.ches mott at this time of t0e year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
W fsdOn,

You say you have confidence in the wisdom of that statesman?"
 ''Yes"
 ''It's my opinion that he holds dan gerous views, but refrains from ex. pressing them"
 ''It Is in not expressing them that he shows his wisdom Washington Star
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How She Got Out of It.

How She Got Out O1 IL. "Didn't I hear that young Spooner kissing you on the porch last night" asked her mother.
 Certainly not" she replied. Are you sureT'
 Positive" Then, as she saw that the ordeal was over, she added to her self with a sigh of relief, Ut was on the lips."-Chlcago Post.
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4 Lottery.

Dr. Phaker-Talle this prescription it will either kill or cure you.
 Patient-I.u suppose 1t kills me?
 Doctor FAa'er Nothing yentured nothing gained Ny motto Is, "No cure no pay" so I'm taktns ] chance as wet as you Now 0r1eaHS Times Democrat
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4 .,"t#~ Ifoored.

Scribbs s-l4a @atf4ng ID q tctchza. article or "ti3w Nop C8Gy Their Ca brellas"
 Mrs ser.Fs.- "sa: Hgu daa't c@r# their umA4sg4s. t3y 2esc that~ E hrellas end baFow o.her poople's-6ea. J, cago |. 7o:1.zier8lti
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Six O'Clock Dinner.

Mrs. w. H. Langford was the host ess on Wednesday, October 24, of a characteristically charming dInned party given in honor of the Taylor Strange wedding party.
 The dinner and accessories were elaborately dainty. The Langtord home is an ideal place for hospitality it being of the old southern type, which needs little if any decorations save those of the costly works of art tapestry drapings and other accessso- ries that help to give to southern homes that air of elegance that IS our he1itase. Palms and sword ferns formed backgrounds wherever they were needed. The entire lower suite was at the disposal of the guest com pany and each room was beautiful, but the acme of perfection was reached In the dining room.
 The tables, three ill number. were all in white and were arranged so as to represent one. The purity and beauty of the scene was but richly deserved tribute to the bride-eleet, who is one of the loveliest girls ill point of character as well as beauty of face and form The overs were bride roses Mr. and Mrs. l4angfofd did themselves proud and the eNen- ing was one of delight to the thirty two guests Chat sat at their board.
 Mr. and Mrs Hubert Strange vii return today and will be at home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

candy. Was awarded 10 Nr. Newt
 B&rd. The leaeae VIII be clad when in
 yitrd to visif Miss Marshall again.
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Sesame Club to Meet.

The Sesame club will meet with Mrs. Noel next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
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Bridge Whist Club.

Mrs. F. A. Arnold WAS hostess this week for the Thursday Bridge Whist cMb
 The same began promptly at 2:3o, and was played With Interest aud skill until ; o'clock, when the score Was ceauIeda and the prize. pretty Nene- tian aluss oiNe dish. Was awarded t2 Nrs N h. Jones'
 A delicious luncheon of frozen u0ch creamgd oysters, olives piek- 1y9 beaten biscuit and coffee was vtsi Those pr sent Wrra: Nm $. N D. IHe-@ Wade KnoX ! " Wa k
 Clla4a uoWoll-.l N. WHaer-. \ KaaN 1am Wilboug5e K Ca fa=Aet F. \. >rHald
 #Ga.91s Mines Neal 8a1 l'sa RaE
 ah G. Hbou#son. A1tlse.=
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She fAneHT Him.

He-Haye you nothing to say to see BOW that am leaving you foreyeF2 Es-Au rsvoin
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}aaHs Eeaauer> Eato} >flrry,

iaHHe Leaauer> Eaioy >flrrs.
 The Lakeside Eawmtb Ieaeue en- jo. ! social evening FrilaH Wtb Aiss Mamie Marshall e8Hee of .EE tegath and Laurel.
 some of the special features of the evening were the =phonograph selee- ton, rendered by NIT. Garrett How ser and the picture drawing of the opposite sex. The prize, q box of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

Ml. and Mrs. Hubert Strange vii return today and will be at home 10 their friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoderness
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

guard and Halliday at fuliback. This
leaves the Ithacans with Captain Cook at
tackle. Thompson ut guard. Newman At
center. Pollak at Quarterback. Wolders and
Gibson at haifback. Cornell men should
consider themselves fortunate in having
three such backfield men as Pollak, Wald-
ers and Gibson. This trio played most Of
Cornell's game year ago. and in the
final contest Of the year with Pennsylvanie
were responsible for most Of Cornelfs
gains Under the new rules Cornelrs fast
backs should prove more efficient than
ever. Glenn Warner will once more have
charge Of the coaching. Warner has been
laying the foundation OF his own system
at Cornell. He has found II pretty hard
work. but the prospects for his complete
success this fall are very bright. Warner
win be assisted in the coaching by Luders.
who had charge Of the freshmen q year
ago
The University Of Pennsylvania cricket
team will make a tour OF England next
summer. All last years team except one
man will be back in college and the eleven
will be strong enough to make a good
showing. Graham, Mervine and Evans are
three international players, and l.. Lee.
Morris Keenan, and Goodfellow have played
on colt teams which met visiting Brltons
in past years. Captain Baker and G. Lee.
together with several Haverford players
who are entering Pennsylvania this fall,
will make up the rest OF the squad.
The candidates for. the foot ball team
of the naval academy will respond to the
call for practice on September a.
The work will be under the direction Of
DIT. Paul J. Dashiell. head coach, and
Gates. last years end for Yale, who will
assist The squad is especially strong in
halfbacks and 1t Ii expected that the
open game under the new rules will i'm
prove the navy's chances against West
Point and other heavy teams.
d. L. Dunlap has Joined the long list Of
Michigan foot ball players who have Sc
cured positions as coachers in the west.
At the present rate the Wolverines are
sending out missionaries the smaller col
leges In this section of the country will
all be playing the Yost style of foot ball
within a few years Dunlap has gone to
Kenyon college, Gambler. o., to direct the
AFFAIRS OF the eleven and take charge OF
the physical training also.
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Sandy Thomas, the Purdue university
foot ball player and weight thrower, will
not return to the western institution this
year. He says that he is going to finish
his college course in the east. He has not
yet made his selection. Thomas has a
record Of 157 feet with the sixteen-pound
hammer and he was the strongest man
who played against Chicago on the foot
ball field last fall. Purdue will be coached
in foot ball by witham, the former Dart
mouth player. this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

Foot ball win soon be the whole thing all
over the country ana the base BAH diamonds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

Coach W. 7. Reid. who win be at the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

Elaine Golding. who made a new SWIM
ming record at Bath beach. New York, the
other day, announces that she has accepted
the challenge issued by Helen Kellerman,
the Australian girl. who claims the cham
pionship OF the world. for a race next sum
mer. II was thought at first that the race
would be pulled on in American waters. but
after a long controversy It was finally de-
cided to race In England. The course at
Bath beach was 100 yards and the previous
record Tor this length was one minute
thirty-five seconds. held by Miss Golding
sister. Ethel. now deceased. The new
record is one minute twenty and two-ffths
seconds. There was at first some dispute
about the length OF the course. some Of the
ofaeials declaring that she had not swan
the proper length. but after a heated dis
cussion Il was finally allowed
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09
A Beehive of Unrest
Continued from Page one.)

was completely drenched. 1t was accom-
panied with much hail Toward evening a
more furious storm swept the stanbul SEQ
ton of the city and flooded II like cloud
burst In the afternoon visited the great
Mosque St. Sophia, which was at first built
for church by Justinian and afterward
changed into a mosque-so effectually have
the changes been made that there are but
few things left to indicate that It was ever
a Christian church. This Ii beyond all
others the most interesting building In
Constantinople 1t Is remarkable in it's
immense size, it's construction. its marked
specialties and It's history. Among notable
things are: The main altar in the mosque
is built In the side of the mosque toward
Mecca. A staircase to a pulpit up which
Mahomedan priest goes with the koran
and the sword, which signifies that Ma
homedanism was started by the koran and
the sword and by these means II must be
maintai There are also many
green granite columns, about sixty
large and small, that were taken from the
great Temple Of Diana of Ephesus. We had
to put on large slippers over our shoes to
prevent the soiling OF the elegant carpets
and mats. This any one would be glad to
do for such building and furnlshings But
when went through the upper rooms that
fronted the great hall and found. great
many pigeons that roasted in these upper
rooms and few about as they wished in the
great hall and also when saw the dehle-
ment, where these pigeons roasted, as a
chicken roost-I said this is mock attempt
at cleanliness Possibly n the keepers could
collect some money from the pigeons they
would be compelled to act otherwise. Doubt
less It il a herculean task to keep In good
condition over 800 mosques, most Of them
| large buildings and out of repair. made
| several visits to Roberts college and spent
some time with President G. r. Gates, BID.
and family. including entertainment in their
home was very well acquainted with the
father of President Gates. Mr.. G. +. Gates
| OF Chicago. and also the father of Mrs.
Gates, Mr.. 8. NJ. Moore Of Chicako. both Of
them now deceased. had the pleasure OF
meeting some of the professors and many OF
the students. Ny work compelled me to leave
the city when wantedto stay longer This Is
not exceptional with Constantinople. but In
my world tour with almost all of the larger
| cities had the opportunity to visit.
ROBERT wEIDENsALL.
Hammerfest, Norway, the most northern
town in the world. August Is. 1906
| At Hammerfest the sun stands above the
horizon from the 18th of May to the soth of
July without interruption. On the other
hand It disappears entirely from the 10th OF
November to the 21st of January. and DUR
| ing that period the town Is lighted by
electricity. came here a little too late for
the midnight sun. r. WEIDENsAI4L
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

Cornell. whose team was pretty much a
disappointment year ago. win have bright
prospects this fall The Ithacans have lost
only ave OF their veterans. These sre
Roadhouse and Van orman. the ends; ex-
Captain Costello az tackle; Furman Al
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

Ezra sutton. an old-tIme baseball player.
is in the Homeopathic hospital at Roches-
ter, N. Y, laid up with iocomotor ataxia
He once represented Rochester on the dia-
mond. being one OF the best third basemen
in the business. He was later signed to
Milwaukee by the board of control Friends
OF Sutton are sending him financial aid lie
is stu middle-aged man, being only IS
years old. but the disease from which he
is now suffering has wrinkled his face ana
his hair is nearly white. Ezra Sutton first
attracted attention when he played with
the Forest City OF Cleveland. from 1859 to
1876. Deacon Jim White was also with the
Forest Citys. From ls72 to 1876 Sutton
was with the Athletics. and in 1874 he went
abroad with the Athletics and Bostons
Previous to 1876 he was probably the most
powerful thrower that ever donned a uni
form. but In that year he hurt his arm.
recovering sufficiently. however, to throw
with reasonable speed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

The draft didn't hit the Western league
very hard this season. Randall of Denver
was the only man taken. Perrins OF
Omaha, Towne, welday and OLeary of
Des Moines had been sold and 1t Is not
uncertain that Welsh of Omaha will not
also be sold. The rest of the league didn't
look good to the scouts. This will be the
lightest output in its history for the West
ern. but II has its lesson for the magnates.
II they are going to keep up their training
school for the big leagues they must get
a busisr move on than they did during the
present season.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

The University OF Pennsyivania will
start the season with an unusually bright
outlook. The losses the Quakers sustain
are more in quality than quantity. Five
OF the veterans who made up the 1906 COM
bination will be missed this fall They
include, ex-Captain Torrey, at center and
Lamson at tackle. both iall-eastern selee-
| tons; Quarterback Stevenson. the most
brilliant player in this position that Penn
sylvania has ever had. who was disquali-
ned by the faculty; Hobson. the guard.
and Sheble. the halfback. Pennsyivania' 8
outlook is frightened by the possession of
two men who could not play last year.
These were Draper. q 200 FOUNDER, at
tackle. whom the faculty disqualified In
mid-season. and ziegler, the guard. who
was kept out Of the game by typhoid
fever. Both OF these men can play this
fall. and. as they were far superior to
the men who took their positions q year
hailed with delight The other veterans
retained from the 1906 eleven are Scarlet
and Levene. ends; Rookie. a tackle Rob-
inson. a guard; Greene. haifback. and Fol-
|. we'll. fullback. Ex-Captain Torrey Is neld
coach. but Carl williams and George
Brooke viii be retained as advisers.
| -
Princeton is unusually well fortified witt
good material The Tigers lose Tooker a
one end. Rafferty, at guard. Carrothers al
center. Bard at halfback and Brasher al
one end. Bard was the best OF the mer
lost. Princeton IL fortunate In possessing
once more the best players, on the ls0
eleven. These are cooney and Herring, tn,
tackles; Captain Dillon. at guard; Tenne,
and z. Dillon. the two star quarterbacks
Daub, at halfback. and Mccormick at full
back. Not only has Princeton retained al
these veterans. but there are a number o.
very capable backfeld substitutes who viii
make things hum this fall. These includ,
Simons. who did splendid work at halfbacl
in many OF the games last fall. and Rulon
Miller. who will probably be available THU
year The latter vas kept on the team
last year through illness, but with hi
i health regained and under the new rule
no should develop into a star OF the mrs
magnitude at halfback or end.
Cornell. whose team was pretty much I
disappointment a year ago. viii have brigh
prospects this fall. The Ithacans have los
only ave OF their veterans. These ST,
Roadhouse and Van ormAn. the ends; ex
Captain Costello az tackle; Furman a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09
NOTRE DAME LADAY

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eeanty or Painful Periods Tumou or Qrowths, Hot
Flashes, Desire 10 Cry, Creeping feeling ~ the
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to ali sending address To mother Of suffering
daughters will explain Successful Home Treat
ment II you decide 70 continue will oniy cost
about II cents a week TO guarantee eurs. Tell
other sufferers Of Il. that "a all ask you are
Interested write now and tell your suffering friends
q H. Address ArA y. SUMMER Boz tit Metre
Dame, Ind
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09
Prattle of the Youngsters

Now. Johnny" said the teacher. "can
you tell me what Mormon isfv
Eyes, ma'am," answered the little fellow.
"a Mormon Is a man whose wife is twins
or triplets."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09


cake in the pantry would make me sick II
was to eat Il?
Mamma-Yes, dear.
Tommy-Well. II didn't ~ =
Little Margie-I said my prayers seven
times Sunday night. papa.
Papa-Why aid you do that, dear7
IAttIe Margie-Oh. so / wouldn't have 70
bother saying EN- the rest Of the week.
"weIl, Harry" said the hostess to her
small guest. did you rest well last night 20
1T don't know" answered Harry.
"You don't knoW!" echoed the woman.
'No, ma'am." replied the little chap. 81
was asleep all the time"
The Visitor-Dont you think your Oldest
brother is rather young to be a physician,
Johnny7
Little Johnny-oh, he amt real grown
up physician yet. guess he only doctors
children so as TO get some practice
wasn't you behind the pantry door when
I came through. johnny"
''Yes'm."
whats your finger doing in YOU
MOUTH"
''Nothin'."
"Did you get II jammedf"
''Yesm-no. ma'am."
And having cleared all traces OF the jan
from the suspected digit he removed a
from his mouth
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

~ - fnoss sa1ering from weaE
neSses which sap the pleasures
81 n OF life should take Juven Pills,
-s One boz viii tell story Of
marvellous resnlts. This medicine has more
Fejuvenafing. vitalizing force than has ever
before been offered. Sent postpaid In plain
peekAee only on receipts ef tkis adv. and g.
Made b. is ortginAtors G. /. Hood Co, pro
brisseEs Hoods SarsaDarilla. Lowell. Aass
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09

Nebraska II covered with nimrods today
who are taking advantage OF the open
season on prairie chicken and also of the
abundance OF chicken. Stirred by the re-
ports from those who went out last week
the fields are filled with gunners anxious
to get the September limit on birds. Ten
chicken Is the limit for September. Quail
may not be shot until November 1. Ne
braska has had some fine weather for
birds. and they are most abundant. Hunt
els who went to the northern part OF
the state last Sunday seemed to have
better success than those who went to the
South Platte country Pleased beyond
measure at the prospects OF a record break
ing fall for hunters, and encouraged by
the daily reports from returning nimrods
from every quarter, the sportsmen are
keeping their hopes high and their guns
in readiness for the FIRST opportunity to
get to the fields.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-09


The local tournaments are all over for
the year and Omaha may well be proud
OF the fine showing made both In the large
entry lists and in the entertainment pro-
vided for the visitors Visiting tennis
men were loud In their praises OF the direc-
tors OF the Field club for the splendid
treatment accorded to all contestants and
were unable TO say enough. Kreigh Col
Inns came out boldly and said that nowhere
he had ever played was he accorded such
unstinted hospitality as in Omaha This
Is as It should be. II Omaha can secure
nne reputation in these lines. II is bound
to spread in other lines and help out
Omaha commercially. The state Golf as
sociation does much to cement the good
feeling between Omaha and the state. No
other city in the state has the facilities
for handling a state tournament and this
honor probably WIN be divided between the
two Omaha clubs for some time.
Foot ball win soon be the whole thing all
over the country ana the base bail diamonds