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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-15
LIbrary and Literature.

The library and literature sessions occu-
pied the afternoon. Report OF the state
committee chairman indicated a growing
interest among the study and self-culture
clubs following this line Of work. These
clubs indicate a majority of the federation's
membership, although many Of the clubs
carry other lines of work in addition to
their study.
Needs of the State Library Commits
sion." presented by Miss Charlotte Temple
ton of Lincoln, secretary of the Nebrask 4
commission. and round table conducted by
Mrs. H.. Il Keefe, president of the fedora
ton, composed the afternoon programs,
after which the majority OF the delegates
visited the Deaf and Dumb institute upon
invitation OF Superintendent White.
The automobile ride promised by the
Commercial club proved a disappointment.
Although the women waited outside Of the
church for nearly half an hour only a few
machines materialized and the great ma
jority were compelled to go on the street
cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-15

LINCOLN. Oct. 1A-CSpecial)-City Off
eials OF Lincoln are having trouble with
rooming houses and the Excise board is
preparing to issue an order that hereafter
tnere shall be no roomlng house over q
saloon. Several rooming houses have been
raided lately and the social evil. II was
discovered, was spreading into the blocks
of the city. For that reason a vigorous
investigation will be continued and the
women driven back to the reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-15
Capital City Briefs,

The State Railway commission is at work
on it's biennial report to the legislature, the
first 1t has ever made. n report is due
November 30, II will contain several sug-
gestions for changes in the present laws.
relating to the powers of the commission.
Owing to the delay on the part OF the
Interstate Commerce commission, the state
commission has been unable to furnish
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
TRl-STATE NEWS

Johnstown is said to have been offer-
ed eight of the Buffalo players. includ,
ing Merit Whitney. the former VIII
Transport first baseman.
Snake Deal the Lancaster FIRST
hascman. has joined the Johnstown
basketball team for the season.
Billy Campbell Is with tho Cincinnati
baseball team. nov esayng IN Cc.a
The Reds are having "a great time.
Pitcher brady. late "a the Boston
Americans, has been sold TO Altoona.
Manager George w. Heckcrt has
signed two young players whom he will
try out next season. They arc Dick
Holleran and Dickson. OF the Jersey
shore team. which won the champion
ship OF Lycoming county. Honeran Is
third baseman. said 20 be a fast
helder'and a good hitter. while Dickin-
sun is iirst-class pitcher who shows
signs OF being a conner Both mon VIII
get a thorough trying out in the pre-
iiminary practice
McGray considers Herzog. the for
mer Tri-State second baseman. a find.
The New York manager has convinced
everybody that Herzog IS the right man
Tor the second station. and McGraw Is
not going TO take this youngster out OF
the game.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
SOCCER TEAM TO
PLAY THURLOW

The Wilmington Soccer Football club
win meet Thurlow at Thurlow on Snt-
urdav afternoon. The local bows have
been training hard and are in good cor.
dition for the game. At the regular
meeting last Tuesday evening r. Flan-
nigan was appointed manager 20 sue.
coed Mr.. Craig The club has been
playing nearly all its games away for
the last few weeks. but its supporters
will be pleased 10 know that after SAT-
urdav the club will commence 10 play
a series of games on the home ground.
The line-uD for Saturday IS;
Goal. w Armstrong;; right hack y.
Black; left back w Balm; right half.
$. Ferguson: center. +. McEwan left
half. r. Black; outside right, c. Jack.
inside right. G. Holgate, center. T.
Balm; outside left. Ralston; inside left
Mckay: reserve. Mclaughlin.
The team viii leave French street
station at 235 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
BASEBALL WAR
IN THE BALANCE
Minor Leagues to Submit
Claims to Commission at
Annual Meeting n

BUFFALO. n. ". Nov. 1g.-Thc di-
rectors of tho Eastern League and the
American Association will submit their
demands to the national Baseball Com
mission at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel
in New York December T, and on the
outcome of that meeting will depend
the question of war or peace in tho
baseball world.
This was decided az a meeting Of
baseball magnates representing tho
Eastern League and American Assn
ciation held here last night Nearly
every one OF the sixteen cites i'm the
two leagues were represented, and
plans for bringing relief to the two
Glass A leagues were discussed.
President O'Brien refused to state
what plan of action had been decided
on. II would be unfair 10 tho Ma
tional Commission he said Ito
spread broadcast something we are
to request of IT,"
There was no talk OF war here to-
day. It's too expensive. our de-
mands are simple and we will be able
to give the public better baseball if
they are granted There is nothing to
be gained as outlaws
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
JOHNSTOWN AFTER
NEW PLAYERS

JOlINSTOWN. Nov. 19-The now
Johnstown ccnVal League Club under
Joe Fogarty has signed Flo. Haggcriy
the crack guard from springfield, Mass
Two former Central League players
VIII be landed soon, their former club
owners giving Fogarty permission TO 80
after them. Harry Crichton. the sew
cnteen-vear-old Johnstown boy who
was holding his own with both the
Johnstown and Uniontown clubs this
season. plavng at Uniontown under
the name of Allen tu help out tho man
agement there has been forced to quit
the Johnstown team owing to parental
objection. They wish to send him to
school after the holidays. and will not
let him sign contract to play with
any professional team
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
MCFARLAND AND
MURPHY AGAIN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-It will take
a longer fight than six rounds to de-
eide who is the better lad-Packey Nc
Farland or Tommy Murphy. Today
steps are being taken to match the
stock Yards lad" and Harlem Pride"
for a longer bout.
While Mcfarland had shade the
better of the contest last night at
Philadelphia. Murphy was coming
strong at the finish and all but evened
up the advantage Mcfarland had gain
ed in the first part of the fight.
The first three rounds were McFar-
lands He sent the New York lad to
his corner at the finish of the third
in a groggy condition. But Murphy
came back strong and soon had the
Chicago lad clinching. From then on
Murphy became the aggressor, but tho
ring generalship displayed by McFar-
land overtopped Murphys rushing
tactics.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
HoW's This

Tho readers of ibis naper win ho nlcas-
ed 10 learn that there is az least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able 70 cure IN an its stages. and that Is
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Caiarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires "a constitutional trcat-
mont Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
tcrnallv. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system
thereby destroying the foundation OF fhe
disease, and giving the patient strength
by hfilding up the constitution and as
eisiing nature In doing its work The
proprletors have so much faith IN its
drcd Dollars FOR any case that Ia fails
10 cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address. II. J. CHENEY a. CO. Toledo
- ohio, sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR constipation.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
COUNTY HAS FEW
OPEN GAME FIELDS
Hunters Report That Many
Rabbit HauntS Are Closed
TO Them

Reports from the men who have tried
hunting on the few days since the open
season began are not very encouraging
to tho rest Of the guild. Not only are
birds scarce and foliage thick but
farmers are more cranky than ever. In
fact the farmers have apparently de-
termined to keep off their land every
man who carries a gun, except in case
the man is personal friend. The
trcspass law, OF course. gives the far
incr the best end of the stick. No man
may enter upon anothcr's land. with
out permission. except at the risk of
arrest IN past seasons the effect Of
this has been to close many farms ana
much loWland and woodland to tile
hunters. This year tits said there Is
more lSnd posted than ever before and
that now there Is practically no place
open 10 hunters. The situation rs very
disappointing TO the men who like 20
tramp over the hills and through the
dales with dog and gun. The man docs
not care particularly whether he gets
any game or not. II Is fun enough for
him TO tramp. But Ii looks now as n
his tramping would have to be con-
fined TO the highways
No Chance to Hunt
The reports which have been brought
into the city from the noighborng
country by those who have been to-tho
woods Tor a day are that YOU cannot
80 upon many of the old trampinf
grounds because the farmer has await.
ca himself OF the law. or course th,
farmor is being roundly condemned fo
The stand that he las taken. but in Nil
own defense lac points out that sine
The influx Of so many foreigners. VIII
have not the slightest regard for orop
crty rights il has become necessary 6
post an land and 90 keep everyhod
on. If some foreigners get upon
mans land they arc not satisfied wit
shooting at the game birds Some WI
shoot at anything in sight.
The hunters are quite put out owe
the situation and do not know exactl
what 10 do. The law is with the Ear
mer ana il will prove costly in man
cases for the hunter 10 ignore he sign
forbidding trospass.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
MANY FEATURES
AT SKATING RINK

At Eleventh Street Rink tonight the
polo game win be between the Mohawks
and the Springs aud an exciting game is
expected.
Friday is the night of the childrcn's
party and the success Of this innovation
last week assures a good time. From all
appearances children's night bids fair to
become the most popular session at the
rink. All kinds Of games are indulged in
folk. The hoop rolling. the hunt for doi-
lars and tho block skate win be repeated
and new contest entitled the human
wheelbarrow race will be introduced.
The next masquerade is set for Wednes-
day Of next week. Thanksgiving eve.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
: SPORTS AND SPORTSMEN
MCFARLAND GETS
BEST OF MURPHY

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 19-Paclley
Mcarland. champion Of the Chicago
stoclSvards. and who aspires to get Bat
tline Nelson in the ring. shaded Tom
my Murphy. of Harlem. in the wind-Hp
at the National Athletic Club last night.
While Mcfarland was entitled TO tho
verdict az the finish. Murphy. by rallies
In the fourth and fifth rounds. had the
stockvards hero on the move all the
time But Murphy seemed TO lack
confidence in himself. which. with Nc
Farland's inability to uncork a right
hand punch which would hurt. made
some of the rounds anything but fast
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
Hurt in Football eams.

Joseph Tatnall right tackle Of the
Wilmington High Schol football team.
dislocated his knee In the game with
Chester High School on Tuesday. and
he Is now az the Crozier Hospital.
Chester. Tatnall was at the bottom OF
scrimmago in a center rush play
when he received his injury. He Is the
son of Ashton r. Tatnall. OF No. 9l6
jackson street He viii be able to
leave the hospital within a few days.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
EMERSON GOES
TO MEMPHIS

READING. Nov. 19--Jack Emerson.
the star "spit-balI" artist Of the Fri
State League. and who did a great deal
to put Reading in the first division in
the 1908 race. has been drafted by
Memphis of the Southern League. En-
erson lead the pitchers Of Carpenters
ORGANIZATION for most Of the season.
Emerson pitched lS winning games
for Weitzel's team before he was de-
feated. He was purchased by Man
ager Weitzel from Lancaster. This Ia
the second twirler to be drafted from
the local team. George Boice having
been gobbled up bv Atlanta month
aGo.
See our New Press turn 'em out.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
West End Wants Games.

The West End Reserves would like
to arrange games with any 16-year-old
team i'm or out of the city. Keystone
preferred Send challenges TO Charl as
Braun. No. I'LL Lincoln street West
Ends lineup is: White. A. Mearna,
Stewart. forwards. Braun. centre;
Hadley. Mcpherson. dcfenses.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
Kaufman and Barry Matched.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. l9.-M kauf-
man and Jim Barry have been matched
TO fight As rounds at the Jeffries Club
on the night of December 81 The re-
suit OF the fight it is said. viii climi-
nate one aspirant for the heavyweight
championship honors.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19
ADVANCE MONEY
LIMITED TO 500

NEW YORK. Nov 19-onc IL IN,
National League clubs has just passed
rule that its players cannot draw
any advance money before March 1.
and that tho limit then will be 500
For many wears ball players have been
M the habit OF drawing a part of theie
salaries for the next year during the
winter months. but the msgnates have
been finding so much fault that II with
not be al an surprising sf halt is
called all around Tho magnates say
there is no reason why the PLAYERS
should not save enough from their SAL
aries during the ban season 10 keep
them on Easy street an winter. Thoy
also believe that the practice of getting
advance money between seasons has
been the cause Of much extravaganza
and high living ON the part OF :hc
diamond artists
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Evening journal., 1908-11-19
Marvls Lamhs After Game.-

The Marys Lambs basketball team
Roy Sawin, No. 425 East Sixth street
manager. desires games with any bas-
ketball team IN the city. The lino-ur
Is; Devenney and Sawln. forward;
Lewis, centre; Demaree and Oat. de-
Inn.n
Evening journal., 1908-11-19

ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 3.
Evening journal., 1908-11-19

See our New Press turn 'em out.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02

For sale nearly now cereal and feed
mill with lumber and fuel business in
connection. Steam power. GOOD town
good business. Good reason for selling
Now is your chance. Address. r. O..
Box 262, Hendricks, MINI.
:: The past week has been mild and
pleasant up to Monday night when it
rained hard. Farmers nayo been nlow.
ing right along to date.
: We sell guns and traps cheap and
buy furs and hides. Write for cata
logue No. %. N. W. Hide and Fur
Co., Minneapolis. 0:tf
Ed. Schiewek has moved his TAIL
orfng shop from over Murphy's store
to the rooms over J. Fitzthum's shop
on Bridge street. He invites ali old
customers as we'll as new ones to come
and see him. He carries q splendid
line Of woolens and worsteds and is up-
to date in style and right in prices. 3m
For sale-A choice lot of improved
Chester while boars and gifts. Can
furnish pair or trio, not related, All
gr0Wthy and thrifty stock at reason
able prices. Also five Hereford yearl-
ing bulls all recorded or eligible. Two
miles south east Of Austin. New
phone. Chas. ~ Rice
28-tf 0'=
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02
Che 0ruttacrfpt.
AUSTIN w kDNHsDAY DEC. 2, 1903

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour johnson
sspent Thursday with their son and
family in Blooming Prairie.
Mrs. A. n. Decker and son
'Richard returned Wednesday from a
visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
"A son was born to Mrs. frank
Helebrant Wednesday.
Judge J. M. .Greenman has been
confined to his house for the past week
and was unable to get down to his
office. ..., .~~. .-, .s..:
Miss Ethel Void came Wednesday
from St. Cloud to visit her parentse
The Decker families were enter
'tained on Thursday at the home of Nj.
III. Sargent IN Lansing.
Mrs Dan Carter went to Rochester
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Sadie
.Kittredge-Smithw who was very ill.
ALBERT N. Page of ,Chicago came
"Wednesday to stay until Sunday with
relatives. He is secretary of the Mel.
willie C]ark Piano Company. A pleas
antreunion of the Page families was
held Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Z.
M. Page. -,
Mrs w. T.. Vaudeville arrived
home Wednesday from an extended
visit at Ant!er, n. D. and in Minnea-
polls. #>t
= Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.. Gleason en-
tertained the familiesof G. A.Hormel,
John E: E:ERoblnsonsand Geo. S. Burn
ham on Thursday.
Frank Mitchell and family and
Mrs. w. e. Waldron were guests Of Mr.
GAd Mrs. j. l.. Mitchell on Thanks
giving.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02

See that fine line of Seal anf ALI.
gator Shopping Bags at Hayes Bros:
''' .'-l 90 1910
DIR. addison Jones at the Fox hotel
today.
Clarence Clark of Kasota came
Wednesday to visit his mother, Mrs. L..
CLARK.
Good goods and prices right on
Christmas novelties at Hayes Bros.
39-4O
The Elk's Charity ball will be
given on Tuesday evening, December
Is.
Congress convenes next Monday.
Watch for the presidents message.
Hat pins, back combs and dress
sets are parts of Hayes Bros. Christ
mas line. 39-4O
The Austin Circle, Ladies OF the
&. A. r. will be officially inspected
this afternoon by Mrs. Louisa Buck
ham of Minneapolis, state president.
About twenty of Clare McCormick's
friends surprised him Friday evening
by dropping in upon him unexpectedly
at his home. The evening was spent
merrily in games and guessing contests
and refreshments were served.
The joint school social appointed
for last Wednesday night at Concord
hall was postponed until Friday night
on account of the rein. On Friday
evening the hall was crowded and an
excellent program of tableaux and
other entertainment was given. About
&12 90 were taken in and will be ustd
for the benefit of the schools.
Miss Anna Shabatka, daughter of
Mrs. John Pinkava of Red Rock town
ship, wac married Nov. q at Chicago
to Mr.. Joseph Gilman. They will
reside at Ada, Mich. The bride has
many friends in this vicinity where
she was reared to wish her joy.
The drawing off of the pond at
the head of Main street recently re-
vealed the possibility Of typhoid and
ether epideamics to our citizens unless
It is thoroughly dredged oat. It oaght
to be put in sanitary condi tion and
naight be made source Of great beauty
to the citv. -
:-Kiyo S.. iniu, the noted Japanese
orator will give his popular. lecture on
school hall next Friday evening. He
is graduate Of the University Of MI
chigan and we see favorable comments
on his lectures in other places where
he has spoken.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02

Hides tanned for robes, coats, rugs,
etc. Write for free catal0g 20. Eos.
TER ROBE & TANNING Co., Mime
apolis. 50
For the next Is days we will sell
thoroughbred Chester white boars at
reduced prices. Come quick if you
want one. A. w. Anderson,
- " .+. Spring Farm.
$3.50 Austin, MINI.
. Special prices on ladies enameled
watches at Hayes Bros. - - 49, 40
Poland Chinas for sale-Big bone
and big litters, largest herd in Mower
county. Prices reasonable.
3842 j. Fl. Aultfather-
Ship Furs, Hides, Pelte, Wool
Tallow to John Mack & Co., Mlnnea-
polls, MINI. Write for price list 2.
~ 1914
The Eclipse Lumber Co. 10 noted
for ito square and honest businesr
methods. When in need of lumber OF
ufel 1t will pay yOu to see them. They
willsuse you right.
Cream shippers, we want your
cream. Write today for price and tags
Miller & Holmes, st. Paul, Mimi.
1874
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02

i: The Oberlin Glee club will give
concert at the Baptist church thurs !
day evening, Dec. 81, under the auspi-
ces of the Baptist Ladies Aid.
Especially fine line of rich cut
glass and hand painted China at Hayes
Bros. 81 ~
Send your gloves by mail TO Nevens
EC 20. Cleaners. 607 gil, Hennepin eve,
Minneapolis. Prices from 10 to 25
cents. 80 40 4l-42 1914 10
s.-Ioa Hayes Bros. for Toilet and
Manicure goods. - - 39s4O
james Benefits family from
Moscow spent Thanksgiving with
George Benefits folks west of Aus
tin.
Mildred Robinson was home
from Milwaukee to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. 2. Robinson.
a j. ]. Furlong and L. D. Baird
left for Chicago Monday to attend
the International Live Stock Show.
mir. and Mrs. Gustav Assman
Of Appleton, Wis. came Friday for
a. brief visit and are stopping at the
Grand. Hotel. > Mrs. Assman is the
daughter, of the late G. Goebel and
took care of him for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trenbeth of
North Dakota came Wednesday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. F. A
|+He1lman. .; r..
Will M. Crane and family move d
W ednesday into their elegant new cot
tage on south Kenwood in time for
Thanksgiving day.
Misses Addie and Clio Teeter,
teachers in Minneapolis, came home
W ednesday for a few days vacation.
Hose company No. 9 cleared about
$40 at their dance Wednesday evening
Mrs. Margaret J. Blair, who has
charge of the sewing department of
Domestic Science at the University of
Minnesota gave an address at high
school hall Monday evening illustrated
with stereopticon. It was practical
address showing the value and reason !
able field of industrial training IN our
public shoots.
Miss Eleanor Knickerbocker went |
to Owatonna Wednesday to spend |
few days with her parents.
Mrs. r. Dunkelmann and daugh- !
ter Bertha went to St. Paul Wednes.
day to spend the winter with Mrs. |
Fred Il. Wood.
Rev. G.. W. Lutz and wife gave a !
reception for the official board of the
Methodist church and their wives at
the parsonage on Monday evening.
The Brotherhood of Christ church
met with Geo. w. Merrick Friday
evening. A short musical program was
given followed by a smoke social and
light refreshments. The following Of
fcers were elected: Pres, DR.. c. r.
Lewis; Vice-Pres., E. s. Selby; Sec,
Cassius Terry; Treas, II. G. Wal
Rev. -Hillman and family of Ash.
laud, Wis, were guests Of A. Elmer
over Thanksgiving. >e.- =, !
Norman Sutherland was home last
week from Montana for visit.
. Miss Emma Dunbar came down.
from st. Paul Wednesday to stay until
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. W. w:
Ranney, and other relatives. l.
The country roads have frozen up
very rough after the rain Of Sunday
night.
Only three weeks until Christmas. I
Make out your list Of donees now and !
get busy.
Rev. j S. Budlong went to Red
Wing Sunday afternoon on brief /
visit.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02

50x70 Grary and Tan ,
56x76 Gray and Tan.
66x78 Gray and Tan
66x84 Gray and Tan
1884 Gray and Tan .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-10
FL dianante
LOS DIAMANTES FALSOS
Jose Juan CADENAS.

Hace tempo que Sc ha probado fa-
bricar diamantes, 8 al menos imitarloa.
FL primer resultado importante obte-
nido en- esta tentativa fue la interven-
ci6n del 'strass" debida al austriaec
Joseph Strasser que di6 su nombre al
producto que imagine Mezclando cris-
tai de roca, mimic, potasa Y alcohol,
obtuvo una materia bastante dura, quo
brillaba la luz con vivos resplando-
res
FL gran quimico frances Moisan Oh
tuvo minusculos cristales negros que
rayan ell vidrio Il rubi; son peaue-
nos diamantes. En- tanto que Moissan
perfeceiona su descuhrimiento, In imi-
taci6n del diamanteioya obtenida por
la adlunci6n al "struss" de "tallium"
materia que duplica su resplandor, ne-
ga casi la perfection Y constituye
el obJeto De un comercio importante.
Aun para ell perito EN- Ia materia, ea
dificil reconocer aleunas imitacioneS
del diamante, ora simple vista, ora
despu6s de un largo examen. Tan
nerfecta es la imitaci6n Entire las me-
jores imitaciones del diamante Boro W.
Benicia, que por especiales procedf~
mientos obtienen piedras de pureza W
brillo extraordinarios, cnya repntacidn
es universal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-10
Hannburg0
LA HAMBURG -AMERIKA- LIME
VEL LLOYD"

Para estudiar los medios de explotar
la conducci6n lie emigrantes que cada
ano aculian embarearse en- mayor
n1mero i Hamburger reunieronse IN
dia del mes IL Mayo de'ls47 cuarenta
apreeiahles comerciantes hamburgueses
Y decidicron fnndar una companfa de
navegacion- Vaciando los boIsil1os,
reunleron entire los euarenta unos GOO
mil frances escasos y eonstitnyeron una
sociedad con 50 acciones, al precio lie
9.354 frances cada una Estos deta-
Hes que 20 Saba por haberlos leido EN-
an articuIo pubicado recientemente
en lie Figaro por Jules Huzet. me