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New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
Notice of Summons.

SUPREdE COURT RENSSELAER, coUNTr.-JoEN
= Barkey. Plaintiff. VI Elizabeth R. Deiahed.
Defendant-Suurnons- the above named defendant:
You summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
this action and copy Of your answer ths
plaintiffs within twenty day, after the service
this summons exclusive Of the day o. service and
IN case OF your failure appear answer judgment
will }. taken against you By defau FOR the Tesf de-
mantsd II .hs SomPair Ir'ai desired n @
WARREN MoCONIHE PLAINTIFFS Attorney, a Broadway,
Boro. Of Manhattan. New York City,
To Elizabeth R Delahshi The foregoing summons I,
served you by publication. pursuant TO order OF
Hon George r. Fts OF the Justices Of the supree
Court OF the State New York. dated tho 2oth day
OF October 1908 and fled with the complaint In Office
the Clerk OF the County Of Rensselaer, at Troy New
York"
WARREN MscoNTHB Plaintiffs Attorney. a Broadway,
Boro. OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

DO Jersey, D.! dozen stalks. io9toe EdopIASTs asss-
XlLE, nearby per Dbl a5e1oo; LIMA BEANS, potato.
per basket ssi so' o. Per bag 79css1 Is; e fa'
LETTUCE state per basket siss2 2o DO Ohio Per ous0 n
gsaIby per 6bl. sigsi Is; aGsHh66Ms shits p,
:saii ysi,e Pioks psi. s2ss3 40 g:E Ssskas s5g
$50 red Soas2 y;?g q s s. a soqs2 a 2S s, DO
81 o5Ss2. Do red si9sf 40. stats and Western white
per crate 75cSsi; do yellow, per bag. slgs2; red.
soGhe sgs1 99 pc per 'sss94 ear. "; Ps n
81 75Gs2 small sSi 81 a5es1 Is; DO gTssas, ger
PUNPdSs per 66l. 6OeToo; PARSLEY per 100 sqqshes
BEaNS Virsfna wax Per Saskst 55Ssi; DO gresn
85cgsI 25 S6UAsH, Hubbard. per bb I5egsl do mar
sPENAcH i S 'n hearty per S5 seGsl ToSfAToEs
Western New Yok half bush bo. 5076oI % nearby
ripe per box. 75cst 75 do 2SGJOoi do California
per fiat box So; TURNIPs. Jersey ruta6agss per Dbl
55qe0sI de-, do Ssnats s7Eg Eq!soasa e. socsSl'
IoiedS Oct az eSSh f'' Uo
sTKE. s. so. oIL-North Lima. zoos sOuth Lima and
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Oct 25.-Ths wool market steady with
moderate transactions under way. The wool selling
Included Wyoming. Utah, Idaho. Montana and New
Mexican, California and unwashsd fseces Terri
tories in fair demand Montana in original bags
is moving freely AT asa 26hc for half blood 4
e70 2Tiso for medium grade In pulled wools
have sold 10 the extent OF few thousand pounds
81 q soc Foreign grades steady. Leading domes
quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsyivania-XX
3s 3se; ane uRwashsd 2sg2se half blood. gnwsshsd,
quarter blood. unwashed, 80 3Sc delans washed 3s
q 3sc; delaine. unwashed. IS q esc. AichlgaR-Fns
uuwashed, 2S1 T6o half blood unwashed. 80 u S3c.
threseshths blood unwashed. s3g s+e; quarter blood
ashsd 81 Q 32o delaine. unwashsd. q 2Sc Ken
tqeky Indiana and Missouri-CoHleing thTee,eighths
Texas tscoured basisJ-Fine y months :. a Tso me
months, 81 csc; fine fall clean. IS soc Cali-
foTnia (scOuTed basisl-NoTtheru. choice. 6g46Sc:
Northern, good. sSp6ee; Middle County, e4as5c.
Southern. CO sSc: fall free Sc SIC Oregon (scou-ed
basisl-Eastern No !. staple. 700 .2e; Eastern No
clothing 6agsSe Valley No 1 e9gt.c. Territory
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

CoTToN-The cotton market rather
unsettled during to-day's trading with the close steady
At decline Of points
for the DAY estimated 25O bales. The mar
ket opened steady decline Of point
OF point which just about due the Liverpool
cables. The weather Disappointing the bulls
snd after advancing or points covering. the
krt eased OF under realizing and selling by
local bears who favored by increasing receipts
ana prospects for clearing weather. After working about
points lower, cover
Ing ana renewal OF support and during
up from the lowest One Of the features OF the
trading tbs absence Of support bull lead
ers and there wes buying the theory that the bulls
were ting for the traders short
they would bid the cable up the morning force
covering movement. conservative local house
crop estimate during day placing probable
az about Il 10000 bales. this firm having been
ordinarily estimating
last several years and hitting last Years within
few thousand bales The local bull leader
Gglar claiming that II the Census be issued
point a Of Southern
spot markets were &c lower 10 IA higher.
The range OF contract prices the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

A ADvERTIsEMEHTs AID SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
p-S. flbuEe received their Uptown once 80 1865
.1-"3y b=tHeen Sgth and cTth sts., ubfiI o'clock
Enfeftt=-insrts received a. the following branch
"a a. Fesclaf ONCE Gntil o'cork J.. N,
- ~ Ete-, -sf st: 153 9Th lZth
Tb i-ast - -. e5I West zzd st between ith and
20 tt-s t55 V~s-. f'5fh 1925 sd ave bct ween
a. ead .stL 1926 -d 1ist 1905 1st
AZ. A-- sttl st- 15T Easf IzSrh ST 10 fremont
<.sssksg 1t ' ' So " %"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
KNIcKKRBoCKER ICE COMPANY.
Financial Meetings.

New York N 2, October i7th, 1908.
Notice hereby given that tor the purpose OF The
UNfoS TELE3RApH COMPANY % Be h.d on Friday
the 2sd day Of Noyeber 1905 the stock ranstsr books
the Company will be closed at 8 p. NJ, Wednes-
day the Path day OF October 1soA and Be reopensd
the morning OF Saturday the p<h OF November 1904
A. p BREWER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
Diuiden: Notices.

NEW YORK CITY IS.
NEW YORK CITY 3IaS.
NEW YORK CITY SO.
Bay Shore, N. Y. Union Free School District
No. 4s.
Citizens Electric Co. Of North PiainfieId, N. j.,
fst 5s.
Columbus, Buckeye Lake Newark Traction
Co. list So.
Dubois Electric Traction Co. Collateral
Trust 5s.
Fifth Avenue Estates General 5a
Fort Madison Water Co. registered Interest 81.
Lima Oil Co. 1st 6s.
Marietta, Columbus q Cleveland Railroad Co.
1st S.
Manhanset Improvement Co. list 6s.
Newbursh Electric Railway Co. 1st IS.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

eToc; ussduul. s5qssc Territory ordinary tscoured
baasi-F.ne 6S dTar- Gre medium S5ff SIC. medium
6&a sac, Colorado and E-v Mexico spring tscouredl-
y. $50 zoe. No ]. SO 56c. Pulled woos (scoursd
zee; supeEs. 4s 5se
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
Dividend Notices.

Now River Coal & coks Co. ,fst IS.
New Jersey Steamboat CO. Consolidsted b.
North Georgia Electric Co. Series 1st g.
Patchogue Mfg. Co. 1ss 6s.
Pelham Manor, Village Of, (Sewersl, IS.
Pere Marquette r. r. Co. Of Indiana 1st II.
Rochester Gas e Electric Co. Consolidated 81
Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern Railroad Co.
1st os.
Rockland Light & Power Co. 1st IS.
Rocky Mountain Coal e. Iron Co. 1st IS.
Safety Insulated Wire e Cable Co. 1st 6s.
San Francisco Coke Gas Co. fst IS, Sinking
Fund.
Sing Sing Gas Mfg. Co. 1st A.
Southern States Land Co. 1ss s.
Southern States Land Co. I'd 6s.
WaterVst Hydraulic Co. fst 5s
DUE NOVEMBER 18TH, 1865.
Hammondsport (VilIage of, N. ". SIS.
Lambs (The), Registered Interest, 5s.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL aAyR.
12s Broadway. New York October 23rd. 1903.
AZ nesting OF the Board OF Directors of this bank,
held to-day serii-annuaI dividend FIVE (5rL9 PEa
CENT the capital stock declared payable No.
vexubar proxuo stockholders OF record az aloao
OF business October a3rds 1903.
EDWARD BURNS. Cashisr,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
SurrogateS' Notices.

IN PURsUANcz OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABssza c.
YoIk notice !s AeEsOy styea % al persons having
County Of New York dsceesed 70 present the win
acting business the oss St PaEs9ns Cosson ScIlTains
Manhattan. IN the CITY q New YORK. before tss
MSEaABET sSEf54-s T 4; os osBoRN. Er.cu.or.
PARSONS GEIoSS0S y MoILv112lE. Attorneys E.-
NoaGsAAN. . HAMILToS-IN an S2S:. RvRsUANcn OF An
the County OF New 4oFk notice IS hereby given 70
ceased late OF city and County New Yort 70 ss-
signed executors the last win ana testa@sa; OF sss
aco Of Messrs AuEGss Belmont x c. os; S a ne o,
Street New York City before Tth Gay OF De-
Dated New York. June Str. -eos
EwARD AioRG&S jR.
Charles Stewart Dawson Attorney Executors 80 wan
street. New York C1ry-
JLsLEY RosAMoND H-IN PURSUANCE OF An
Of the County % York notice IS hereby given tS all
o shs 6on3g Ss o s esi: @ 4eo9a n nsy lat:
% ' N.ie9es & lers2- 70 ne s12scrlnsFs az thei-
hattan city CT New York before tss Iss day of
sILAs a. 1-sLEY. CHARLES BtRxHSErER.
ATw4TEE cRUrkEHANE Attorneys 70! i.saia Fs:aaSar.
SAGE. RUssELI--IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER
County Of New YORK noe s Sssby sTsp q I, al al
having claims Russell SAGE ata % ths
County OF New No-k. deceased y present ths
with vouchers thereof % the subscribers neir placs
% JransaCtiOE business. Room All No al N4ssau
Street Borough % Manhattan. the city OF New
pstsd Yoz 5hs l!5h dsy Of No 6ero5sr sS1 isos
NJ fARGARET OLIVIA SAGE. ENactlrr1x
CHARLES W. OSBORNE. JOHN r. MUM Exaeuso-~
CHARLES a GARDIN Err. Attorney for C. w Osborns
and J. Z Mum Executors. 1871 Park Row. For-
ough OF Manha-tan New York city
DEF0REST BROTHERS. ATTORNEYS for
Olivia sage. ExscurTiN % Broad street poToaeS ~
Manhattan. New York city
DRowN. EDWARD J-IN PURSUANCE OF An
ID erde- o. Hon Atner G. Thomas. a Surrogats %
tho County OF New yorS- notice IS hereby given 10 ali
persons claims against Edward Brown lat, AZ
the Borough Manhattan CITY County of New Yor<
deceased the with tha thereof
the subscribe. ot Will ana tssra-
q Edward J. az her Place OF
tTanSactns business ar The Once William n l. Lee
her attorney 40 x Pine street. Borough os
Manhattan. N the city OF New York. before the
2ist day % January. Isot-
Dated. Borough o. Manhattan CITY % New York Juty
iG 1916 ELIZABETH Q BROWN.
EVacutFix
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

STATE OF NEW YORK
oFFIcE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF pr-Rr II
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
NEW YORK PRICES
wheat, openlsy HisP e ID 5qT 81 1gifia gfa SAY
DecemDsr '''.-' SAX s5s 85s s3S s3+

t,,Es The market for hides was hTn. although ar
ee vnat more liberal recently but they are
flNais "sls 80 Dry hides selectedfu!NJ Gle;
not Yer and Laredo. - izd23c duty paid oTinoco.
20. I uayra. p s+c: Puerto ta2+lo -. Tetat1s
- 60 9eT,ra American. &c. Ecuador. 24itc. Hogoia
= - -,,z 94l.r: TamIico -3'4c- Tahasco- 23-sc.
z,n u ~. Maiamoras, ne F,rt an lat, sc
Isigo III 7@ ise, Fsrnambuco, i3e Aatanosss Lee Wet
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
LOUISIANA g. ARKANSAS.

Louisiana Arkansas has issued ,ts full pamph,et
report tor 'nS year enceo June 90 1905 The tn-
cone account compares as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
THE TRAGEDY or A NATION.
The Dreyfus Case the Shame of tho.
Government

OONtflllhitut..
(Vance Thompson. in Success.)
You will never understand the ira
gic story of Dreyfus-his martyrdom,
his triumph-unless you know. va
guely at least, something of this third
Republic of France, which was born
in the ignominy of treachery and de-
feat, which lived and lives in the
greater ignominy of financial and
political candals-scandals so sinis-
ter That only those who live in the
Latin world can comprehend their
significance. Even as the Panama
affair showed how the rulers of the
Third Republic-Rouvier Clemeh7
ceau, and many another
bought and sold in corruption' 'ths
tawdried Humbert case demonstIa.,
ed that the judiciary, from the Eualu
of Seals down to the caslal JuuSe'
was capable of conspiring LOT Wnoie
sale theft The Third RepuDilc 10
polypus with three tentacles~pu
reaucratic, judicial, military.
ma proclaimed the fnfamy Oh ING pu
reaucracy: the monstrous tneIt SET vi
foot by old Humbert, the Minister Vi
Justice and Guard of the Seals' pro-
claimed that of the judiciary; It was
reserved for the Dreyfus case TO un-
cover the military ignominy-not OF
France, mark you, but of the Third
Republic which is very dinerent
thing.
In way you know the story of the
Young captain, studious and good, ,
who was caught up in its tentacular
orbit; but you do not know it all.
What is most wonderful in 1t is the
fierce and sudden uprising OF human
ity in this old Latin world. 1t seem
ed for a while that the Third RepuD-
lie was a sewer-notissima fossa-
in which all ideals were drowned.
Then. as though summoned by a
maker of miracles, there arose this
white ideal of humanity-greater
than the love of country, race or
religion-man's love for man, the
hate of injustice, anger against the
lie. What spoke then was the collec-
tive soul of France; and in that voice
was heard the august and savage
wisdom of the people-peasant OF
the fields and helots of the mines
the People. When once that voice
was heard the end was no longer in
doubt The drama rose from its first
base acts of suicide, murder, forgery,
perjury, delation; it became revo-
luton at once social and political; it
caught up in it's swirling folds this
Young captain, studious and good,
and made of him a battle fag-a
point of attack-a rallying point
the muse and center of one of the
great human movements of this age,
or any age Nor did the civilized
world stand aside, content to watch
the battle 1t poured millions of fight
ing money into France; it's great men
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
KEYSTONES
KEEP 1T UP.
Hold the Lead After Second Night
of Bowling in Junior Inter-
state League.

The Interstate Junior Bowling
League teams rolled last night In this
city and Pleasant Plains.
The Alpines first team and the
Keystones rolled on the Kirby alleys.
The Keystones won the second and
third games by So and SO pins, re-
spectively. The Alpines won the first
game by 13 pins.
The Amicitias' and Aquahongas'
second teams bowled on the Ami
citias alleys in Pleasant Plains, the
Amicitias winning the three games
by SO, 80 and 106 pins, respectively
The scores were as follows:
Keystones VS.. Alpines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
ALPINES' FIRST
no BOWL FOR $500 WAGER.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. H.
Discussion over the respective abili-
ties of Tommy Curtiss, the Trenton
idol, and Burton, the star of the New
Brunswick team, at the conclusion of
the match between the Trenton and
New Brunswick teams, at this place,
Wednesday night, resulted in the
making of a match between the two
men.
Curtiss averaged 2O4 for the series
and Burton 200, hence the argument.
The dispute ended with a wager OF
Sl00 on a home-and-home series OF
twenty-five games, eleven on each
alley.
The first series will be played in
Trenton on the Hetzel alleys next
Monday evening. The following
Thursday night Curtiss will go to
New Brunswick to roll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Experts, Made Ridiculous.

Alfred Binet, director of the psyche
logical laboratory at the SoTbonne,
Paris, has been investigating the
value of handwriting experts An
expert who was given a specimen OF
Ernest Remains chirography said the
writer was person of only moderate
intelligence, cerdulous and garrulous
Vital, a criminal who murdered sew
eral women with revolving barbarity
appeared to another expert as "a
timid girl, distinguished by modera
ton"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
sTRIKEs AND SPARES.

High scores on the Utopia alleys
last night were.. p. Koyen, 1871; N.
Z. Nelson, 17S; Waring, 176.
High scores on Kirby's alleys last
night were: A. Simonsen, 233; j.
zehrer. 210; J. Dolan. 2O1; L. Lar
sen. 1872.
The Alpines practice tonight on
kirby's alleys.
Jens Olsen rolled 200 and 215 last
nignt on Bohnsack's alleys.
w. Gray rolled 199 and w. Lydiard
rOiied 1872 last night on Bloodgood' s
alleys.
A. Bunten, a member of the Key
stones, is back in the bowling world
again, after being on the injured list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Old Stronghold of Pirates.

Piracy is no new thing in the waters
around Hongkong. AS long ago as
the thirteenth century the Island OF
Hongkong was piratical stronghold,
and for centuries the Chinese govern
ment was unable to drive the sea
robbers out. All craft passing what
is now Hongkong harbor were com
PEELED to pay tribute. The higher eie-
fations of the island served as look'
out stations and no boat that an.
preached was permitted to leave until
it had paid toll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
| I'M The FIELD OF SPORTS
P. A. TRUST GO.
BOWLERS WIN.
Defeated Five from Commercial
Trust Company, OfJeFsey
City, on Utopia Alleys.

The local Trust Company's bowl
ing team defeated team from the
Commercial Trust Company, of Jer-
sey City, in two games ont three last
night on the Utopia alleys. The first
two games were won by the local
team by S3 and Al pins, respectively.
The third game was won by the Com
mercial's team by SO pins.
These two teams expect to bowl
another match next Thursday night
on Luhr's alleys, in Park Row, New
York.
rrho cooree laet night were.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Overedited.

The official organ of Kiangsu, the
Nan-yan-kwang-pao, ceased to appear
on the 9th of August, but by the order
of the viceroy the paper will shortly
resume publication. For economical
reasons, the services of eight editors
were dispensed with.-Shanghai Mer
curry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14

There is an old story of simple
Highland lass who had 4 walked to
Glasgow to join her sister in service.
On reaching a toll-bar on the skirt of
the city, she began to rap smarty
with her knuckles on the gate. The
toll-keeper came out to see what she
wanted. Please, sir, is this Glas-
goW?' she inquired. "Yes, this is
Glasgow" Please" said the girl, sis
Peggy in?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14

fought with pen and voice in all
known languages of Europe; local
ideals of race, and patriotism We're
forgotten-this war was humanity's
war. That was the tragedy OF ma
tion-for while Dreyfus hung chained
to that Devils Rock in the southern
seas, France was thrown, like a dead
girl, to the lampreys and eels of an
archy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
TIME OF HIGH WATER.
TWO BAsKETBALL GAMES.

The Keystone A. c. first team will
play basketball game with the Wa
verify five, of New York, at Eltingville
tomorrow night. The Keystones' sec
ond team will meet the Trinity five.
Dancing will follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
ALPINES BEAT
SEWARENITES
Locals Won Two Out of Three
Games on Kirby's Alleys :
Last Night.

The Alpines' first team defeated
the Sewaren team two out of three
games last night on Kirby's alleys.
The first game was won by the Al
pines by 80 pins; the second by the
Sewarenites by 29 pins. and the last
by the Alpines by pins. The scores
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Has to Lead Simple Life.

Owing to the effects of gun acci.
dent in his youth, the archbishop of
Canterbury has to be content with the
very simplest of diets. He touches
scarcely any meat, and frequently sub
sists for months on nothing but milk
foods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Consolation.

Aunt Phoebe was consoling a be-
reaved colored sister. Jus remem.
Der. Miss Smif," she said, ''dat yo'
husban' done hab de bigges' funeral
OBJ any niger in dis yere town; an
besides, he was killed by de fines
train on de Southern Pacific railroad.
JUS remember dat!"-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Power of EXAMPLE.

No man or woman of the humblest
sort can really be strong, pure and
good without the world being the bet
ter for it, without somebody being
helped and comforted by the very ex.
istence of this goodness.-Phillip
Brooks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
His Plea.

"Er-ah!-now, Borrowby," humb1y
began stoop-shouldered, skimpy Mr.
Hennypeck. ''If you will be kind
enough to let me have that little
amount you owe me l shall appreciate
it more than I can tell My wife is
going on a visit tomorrow, -and-ah.
h'm!-the more money 1 can give her
the longer she will stay."-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
What's In a Name z

Miss Helen Canbee and Henry B.
Goode were married recently in South
Dakota. If they have any sense Of
the fitness of things they will name
their first boy Canbee Goode, and we
hope he will be.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
Unique Tonaz il Vatican.

In the Vatican at Rome is the lar
gest topaz in the world It weighs
seven pounds ana mas carvings. upon
II that occupied three Neapolitan
lapidaries 81 years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
LEAGUE STANDING
FOOTBALL TOMORROW.

The Montreal A. G. and Tiger foot
ball teams will play tomorrow at
Pleasant Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14

Royalty's Whispered Conversation.
The emperor and empress of Japan
have not met before, generally con.
verse in whispers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14

Leave WANT" advs. at branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
SPLENDID FURS fiHst5 ssisE,
Throwov scafs stces, Boas and Mufs paramount
as Christmas Gifts


This suggestion should afford happy solution of problem
give sister mother friend YOU to see
beautiful assortment of Fur Peceshey every
body wants. At this fur store 34 St. you will find no
ouy the very best assortment but very prices Test
this statement by comparison.
$50 Russian Fox Boas very handsome at . 2,4S
Alaska and Isabella Fox Stoles at. ..... 100
500 Opossnm and Brook Mink Stoles at 295
400 Brown Am. Lynx Throw-uvers, at 80. go
14o Russian Lynx and Boas, ............ 80
Chinchia Set Muh and Throw-over at. 5.4S
5000 Black Fox double Boa at .............16. 90
fI2oo Brook Mink Sets, at. ..,....,...... 6.9S
Racoon Boas 2K yds long ............ 9.9S
Blue Wolves from 10. 90 to 25. 90 a piece
Mink and Skunk Boas and Throw-overs in a nice variety
We do repairing aud make garments O order.
will pay you Childrens Coats from to d.
at the lowest prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
North platte Wins Game.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb., Nov. S-(spe-
cial Telegram. THE foot ball game here
today between Kearney Military academy
and the North Platte High school resulted
in victory for North Platte by a score Of
II to 0. All the scoring was done IN the
its favor punted frequently and it's ends
invariably prevented Kearnev's backs from
advancing the ball after handling the punts.
KeaTney was unable to make its first
downs and shortly after the first half
opened North Platte was i'm possession Of
the ball on Kearney's tWenty-yard line.
from which a few end plays resulted in
touchdowns. No goal. The second touch
down was made on a forward pass. GaTmau
carving the ball about fifty yards. North
Platte excelled in tackling and following the
ball. Special mention must he made of
the fine work of Smith. Hansen, Rey-
nolds and Garman. For Kearney. the best
work was done by HaverleY, McDonough,
Itugg and Rutland. The Kearney team
goes from here TO Grand Island to contest
with the high school team Of that city Fri
day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09
WILLARD STILL IN THE RACE
senator Repeats His Assertion that
He Has "NOthinE to Say
at This Time"


Il have nothing whatever TO say at this
time"
This is the answer Senator Millard made
Thursday morning to the question, Are
you still a candidate for reelection 1t
Is exactly the same answer he made to
exactly the same question upon his return
from Washington upon the adjournment
of congress- repeated just before the
primaries and again after the primaries
The fact is Senator Willard has not yet
gone back on his original declaration that
he would leave the matter of his re-eiee-
ton TO the legislature and not be affected
by intervening events, such as the over
whelming endorsement by his party OF
Norrir Brown for the place the Omaha
man now holds.