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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
HARNESS RACES
The Harvester Wins Horse Review
Futurity In Straight Heats.
JUsTO COMES IN SECOND
Spanish Queen wins stake
OF $4,000 for AIS TrOtters-
Tax-tItIe wins
2JOO Face.

COLUMBUS. o., oct. 1.-Spanish queen
the Denver mare. had all the class OF the
field that turned out for the Buckeye trot-
ting stakes. valued at 5000, and the same
quality was possessed by The Harvester
favorite for the Horse Review Futurity
stake for s-year-olds. Consequently their
victories this afternoon in the futurity
races of the Grand Circuit program were
landed easily. Spanish Queen was left be
hind on the first turn Of the opening mile
because of a break. She came down the
backstretch and marched to the lead by
trotting the middle half Of the mile in LOON
Neither this finish nor either of the Other
two was close, Spanish Queen leading al
the way In the last two miles.
Scoring on the outside, The Harvestel
rushed past the other crack colts In th'
Horse Review race and had the pole wher
the first turn was rounded. He was nevel
headed and his winnings amount to $500
There was a strong wind blowing up thu
stretch that prevented ali the horses from
finishing strong and the time average SUI
fered considerably
Labaudie, third choice in the betting, woI
the second division in straight heats, Will,
Sir Milton, a Toledo horse, overthrow An
tia. the ~favorite, in the 2:1s pace.
Tax Title, winner Of the first division o
the 200 pace, was picked TO win the race
but got only the first heat. William c
that had the second division Of this even
as good as won. was an outsider. Wit
Charley Hal as the first choice. The free
for-all pace will be raced Thursday. Sum
maries:
2:19 class t~rotting, three heats in fivt
first division, purse $500, two heats Tues
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
PHILADELPHIA

Few York .-....... o 0 0 o o.
Philadelphia t......a3 o 0 0 o 0 o 0-S
Prwo-base hits: Tenney, Mccormick,
nabe. HITS: OFF Corridor, 3 in one in
nR, off Richie, 8 in six innings. Sac
ice hits: Herzog, Needham, Shean.
Men bases; Grant, Titus. Left on
rs, New York, 81: Philadelphia, Z. First
on balls: Off Corridor, l; Off Richie,
First base on errors: New York, l..
FIX out by Matthewson, s; by Richie,
Passed ball: Jacklitsch. Wild pitch:
~Nsidon. Times 100 Umpires: KLEIN and
tombstone. ~.
Score, second game:
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nrnnklrn nefenfn nnntnn.

BROOKLYN, Oct. lin a brilliant field
ing game Brooklyn defeated Boston today
in the ninth inning by a batting rally The
score 2 to 1. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


berial Investment Co, to Frank
S%turtevant. lot IS, block 2 First
yNbdivision, Griffen q Smiths ad-
LoltIgL Rice. ct al. to Frank II.
MHIker' lot z and Is. Stewart
alter Il, Sanford and wife to
verge Y Carter, lot a. block 10.
fosmap. and husband 60 james
eussett lots 5 and /, block 81.
rR Davis aud wife 10 Louis d. ~
leeke ct ar lots .. g. 4 q 10.
block So Benson ....... lOOl
10 same, lot 1, block S., Benson
kemann Laneaater and wife 10
teF s. Rosander. undivided one
kslf lots l. q "a ., 10 H., block
1liam X. Potter receiver, to George
Carlberg. "a sub lot :, tax lot II,
section .a-l5-la @&--..-............. LOO
Louise L. -Nila 70 James Donnelly.
I lots 1sapd 2 block 2 West Cunning
addition "a
l.. EECr0noOt and wife 20 Grove
wharton Construction Co, lots i6
II. A. block 10, HalcyOn Heights.
II. Bn1dridge and wife 10 Benjamin
HAeker lot O. block z, Baldridge
same 70 wiilsam b. griffin, lot &
block 4 Baldridge Heights. ....... iel
The Tuschuck Real Estate Co, 10 Myrl
Graham, south 90 feet lot II, block
: summit Place. EHS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON

= MIiou Abhid .ss's...so " " " " v " Z -
Two-base hits: Wagner, Baker. Sacrifice
hits: Stahl. Strunk. Stolen bases: Stahl,
Murphy. Double plays: Mcconnell, wag-
ner and Stahl. Left on bases; Boston, g.;
Philadelphia, s. Bases on balls: OFF Nor
gan, 3; off Plank, 3. Base on errors: BOs-
ton, 2; Philadelphia, /. Hit by pitcher: by
Morgan, L. Struck out; By Morgan, 3; by
Plank, b Passed balls: Lapp. Wild pitch:
Plank. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Evans.
New York Defeats Washington.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1. New York de-
feated Washington here today i'm an inter-
esting game. Score:
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WANTED-TO RENT
MANIFESTATIONS

YOUNG widow, one child. wishes position.
housekeeping VIII leave city. Address
70 care Bee GO-M75s Ok
uNEkPERTENCED YOUNG MAN wants
J position as salesman in furniture depart-
ment; salary not considered first few
weeks. Address Y-G, care Bee.
2D-M75 Ak
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02

--' van. Aa-inA.a with Bee Want Ads.
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Cuba DIank Reds.

CINCINNATI, Oct. I-Chicago had no
trouble defeating Cincinnati today, the rag
ged fielding of the locals assisting the visit
tors materially In their scoring. Reulpach
held the locals to two hits, both of which
we're made by Egan: Score;
CINCINNATI.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02

PHILADELPHIA
Totals
natied fnr McGlnnItY in ninth.

sBatted for McGinnity in ninth.
New York .......... o 0 0 Q %
Philadelphia ........O . j o 1 v
Tvo-base hits: Doniin. Bransfieid. Grant.
Three-base hits: Titus, Magee. HITS; or
Wiltse, 4sin three innings; off McGinnlty,
& in five innings. Stolen base: Magee.
Double plays: Wiltse and Tenneyi DeVlin
Ounassisted) Left on bases; New YORK,
I; Philadelphia. 8. First on errors; Phila-
delphia, I. Hit by pitched ball; BY
Wiitse. 1; by McGinnity, /. Struck out: BY
Wiltse, /; by McGinnity, 4 Passed pail:
Neodham. Wild pitch: Wiltse; Ilme'
l1:g. Umpires: tombstone ana kIem'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
STOVE REPAIRS

WE have IN stock (no delay rspaira Tor
every make OF urnacs. steam or not water
heater, water fronts.
sFoMAhA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
. sst ut n06te8 Douglas Sc.
Telephones; Bell Doug $50: Ind. As62L
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02

Boost your busInes with Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia Wins from Boston in the
First Innings.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I-Philadelphia
wen today's game from Boston in the first
! inning. Score
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
Mayor Finally Made
Good On Quotation

Only once during his extensive tour,
Monday night, did Mayor Thompson.
strike snag, and that one dropped
from his own wagon. so to speak. II
happened during his speech in Miller's
hall, Elmwood and Amidst. one OF
the best Of the evening. by the way,
for the mayor was in a Republican
stronghold. He was referring TO Mr..
Breitmeyer's latest utterance ON the
street car question. in which he stood
for three-cent fares.
II am glad we are converting Mr..
Breitmeyer," he said. Il predicted at
the outset Of the campaign that We
would succeed In enlisting him In the
peoples cause. And In this connec.
ton want to give you little quota
ton:
while the light"
The mayor began a hasty search OF
his pockets.
while the light" he repeated. And
still he frisked himself In vain for the
paper.
There was long pause. the search
in the meantime going on without IN.
terruption. while the light" the
mayor reiterated bravely, and stopped
again. The situation was growing
rather embarrassing. Filters were
heard IN the crowd.
At last the mayor found what he
was looking for.
"Ah. here II IS" he exclaimed. tri.
umphantly. holding the paper under a
lamp. Then:
While the light holds out to burn,
The yilegt sinner may return
Gentleman, / thank you"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
AUTO CRASHES
INTO Street CAR
FIVE YOUNG MEN WHO HAD "BOR
RoWED" MACHINE ESCAPE IN
JURY-ONE LOCKED UP.

Five young men In borrowed
automobile belonging to DR.. K. T.
Tappey, Of No. 270 WOodward-ave.,
were having the ride OF their lives at
3 o'clock Tuesday morning. when al
Gratiot-ave. and Hastings-st., they
crashed into Michigan-Mack car
The car was little damaged but the
automobile was wrecked almost be-
yond repair.
The machine had been placed In
Joe" Chenes garage at Crosse
Pointe, and Mt the time of the accident
was In charge of Alonzo Hiskins. who
worked about the garage. He borrow
ed the car late Honday night, ant
after finding his four companions
started out for a good time. The &C
cupants Of the machine were little In
jured from the crash and all succeed
ed In getting way but Hiskins, WHIT
was locked up In Hunt-st station.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
NEW YORK ORCHESTRA
CONCERT THIS EVENING

The concert of the New York Sym
phony orchestra, which will open the
season OF tho orchestral association In
the Light Guard armory this evening,
will begin at the advertised time, $3.50.
All tho conductors are In the habit of
beginning on time In their home cit
les. and they insist on doing the same
when on tour. AS II Is against the
rules Of the association to allow the
doors OF. the hall to open during play
ing. patrons who are late will have to
be kept waiting outside until the close
OF number. As the opening number IL
u symphony. this wait will be long.
Carriages should make use OF the
Brush-st. entrance, both before and af.
ter the concert. The reserved seat
safe Is going brfskfy on at GrinneII
Bros. and everything points to an aus
picious beginning OF the season.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
Piles
Write Now for q Free Trial Package
Of Pyramid Pile Cure and Prove
It's Sura Vain,

We want to place a trial package
OF Pyramid Pile Cure In the possession
of every sufferer from piles,
We VIII send such a package by
mail In a plain wrapper free to any
one who will send his or her name
and address to us,
This package will contain an amount
of Pyramid Pile cure sufficient 10
prove IL a remedy for piles above any
on the market, and such a trial pack
age has cured many eases of miles
without further treatment,
Every druggist sells Pyramid pile
Cure, Price fifty. cents, Think how
successful IL must be to do this and
how popular these little healing cones
are. No trouble, discomfort. pain or
worry. They act gently, surely and
perform In many cases, what people
think are marvels. Address Pyramid
Drug Co, 161 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall.
Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
20 Stop a Cough In
a Hurry.

or all "the best things" TO do
for cough. the following
homemade remedy will be found
f, by far the most effective. The
sooner II Is taken, OF course, the
better; but even deep-seated
coughs usually yield readily az
ter a few doses. Here is the
recipe:
formulated Sugar Syrup 10 l-2 OF
Pinex ................. IL OF
Put the 1-2 ounces OF Pinex
Coo cents WORTH In a clean
pint bottle, and fill up with
Granulated Sugar Syrup. made
as follows: Take a pint OF
Granulated Sugar. and 1-2 cup
water, heat and let boil just a
moment. Take a teaspoourul
every one. two or three hours,
as required.
Simple as 1t rs, there Is pos
itively nothing better for the
purpose. The recipe makes q
full pint. enough to last the
whole family a long time. Kept
well corked. it never spoils.
q The TASTE Is SO pleasant that
children take It readily without
the usual struggle.
Pinex. as you probably know,
Is the most valuable concentrate
ed compound Of Norway White
Pine Extract. II il rich In
guaiacol and other elements
which have made the pine woods
Of Norway famous In the cure
Of consumption. Your druggist
has II. or II out of Il, wiz glad
ly get 1t for you ON request. In
making this recipe avoid The
many weaker pine oil and pine
tar preparations; use the real
Pinex itself. Granulated Sugar
makes the best syrup.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
FARRELL
J FOR COUNTY CLERK


Detrsat UnitsA lntsruRSan Lines.
HLINT LIMITEDs-s:iS .. m and
Gas ,. m Locals for Rochester and
Oxford. .. m and hourly to p m.
sai in f orr Roe .~S eeu ana e Ron!s.
heurs 20 10 .. m, sise II ,. m For
Flint. q m. and every two hourv g
Fer wy..dette s.a T.s.se.-s:se =
m. SOS q -. and every 20 pin: to s:es
the. M .v ss,p % Min so .:s Boa ,h::
70 ii:sS ,. m. but saturday, ssrvses =
halt hourly 20 il:'s p. m sunaayI
Yer Royal Oak. Birni.xAs. 49,
Ps.aiec-s:So q. M. then half.hcurfy
srs rr!s car :a:n sSpr hour 1n ia.. y p
For F.r-.i.st... s.rthvsli.. or.A.rs
Lake and Poatae-s Q. m. and hourly
or 0nt sun ~ m. FIRST car one hour ntss
PORT HURON LrMrrEps-7:4s . m.
io:+s q m, s;.s 2: m. e;M p. m Lecsis
City and Port Huron hourly. .. y. .
Lee.i car: run Vi. Aiseasc. To II.
M. and hourly 70 Ii D. m. TO NJ
Clemens via Shore Line. hourly. s:as Z.
m; r to s;ss p , N; .IsS u p m
lockwood. Newport Monros. and To-
also 1850. sise sSd = 2 n ssr Mssros M
lf:i5 and s:$s D. m. Locals. for Jaokson.
z O. m. and every hours until : ,. m:
for Ann Arbcr. 8 q. m and hourly until
7:30 =. IN. and every two hours until
$50 p. m. also Y p. m. .. m; and III
.. m Saline cars from Ypsilanff.
corner OF Lsrned ana oriswcid sta.
last cars awaiting the closing sf
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
THOMPSON TALKS
IN ENEMY'S
COUNTRY
MAYOR TALKS WHERE AUDI
ENCEs ARE LARGELY REPuBLL
cAN--WHAcks OPPONENT FOR
ALLEGED vAcILLATIoN.

IT. the very pink or condition and
with q, good supply OF gasoline IN MS
whiz wagon, Mayor Thompson entered
the last lap OF his campaign for re-
election. Monday night, with splendid
results II the surface sentiment - u
true index. Many of his talks were In
Republican territory, and In oise or
two instances. his audience was made
up almost wholly Of Republtcans. but
they were essentially Thompson meet
tngs. whenever he found himself In
the enemy's camp. the mayor put q
chip ON his shoulder and tried his best
TO incite a discussion, but no one had
any questions. HIS line Of talk seem
ed TO catch the crowds and they man
Tested approval In hearty handicap
ping and lusty cheers.
Monday nights program was moth
ing II not varied. Nearly a dozen
stops were made during the evenings
tour. Besides speaking In the big tent
meeting at Dix and Military-aves.,
where nearly 1000 people were gath
cred. and at several smaller meetings
on both the east and west sides, the
mayor attended two dances. took in
a German saloon opening, ate sauer-
kraut and speck and said "Prost" like
a real Deutcher. patronized a church
fair and jollied the ladies wherever the
opportunity presented itself.
At Orleans and Jay-st. one -lone
woman waited IN front OF private res
idence to see the mayor as he came
out of Mathew Justin's saloon. II was
nearly midnight and the mayor right
ly concluded that she must be staying
up on his account. He walked over,
courteously dotted his hat and gave
greeting.
why did you wait to see me?" he
asked In his most deferential manner.
Big Family Makes q Hit
We'll, Mr.. Mayor, I never was SO
Interested In q campaign before" she
said. Il read all about your campaign
every day and want to see you elect
ed because you are the father OF nine
children
The tent meeting was by far the
most successful OF any yet held in the
campaign outside of the armory meet.
ings. II was a mixed crowd as far as
politics were concerned. but most
everybody had a hand and a hurrah
for the mayor when he appeared, and
he was given respectful and earnest
attention while he told of bis efforts to
secure three-cent fares, In conformity
with his campaign promise of two
years ago. and why he had not been
able to make good. There was no
effort to dodge on his part.
When said would get three-cent
fares l was honest in the assertion"
said the mayor. II am not going to
make any excuses for my failure 70
make good. I'm not going to say that
that statement was made in the heat OF
campaign or that reporters mis-.
quoted me. Nothing OF the kind. When
said | would get three-cent fares I
had two methods in view. One was to
secure, II possible, a peaceable settle.
ment, and to that end | held several
conferences with the ID. u. r., but the
best they would offer was another or
dinance like the Detroit Railway ordin-
ance, and thought, IL they would go
that far, they would go a little farther
later on. Then I had In mind a war
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27

measure in the form OF the Hally OF.
dinance.~
And here the mayor told OF his up.
hill tight to secure the passage of the
Hally ordinance, which Is still the sub
ject OF litigation In the courts.
The mayor made lift In some quar-.
tiers by ridiculing what ,he termed his
opponents shifting policy and won.
dered whether Breitmeyer would stay
converted to the three-cent fare prop
osition now that he announced him.
self on the proposition.
'Breitmeyer ought to know by this
time what he stands for and quit wob
bling and trimming" he said.
The first and also one of the best
meetings OF the evening was In the
Cowie building. where the mayor ad
dressed about ESQ members of i, the
Bricklayers' union, No. 2. Reference.
to his work In securing a settlement
of the metal polisher's strike and ia
his labor record In general brought
cheers from the union men and there
was no disposition to choke OF hii
honor when he had consumed his al
loted 10 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
VIM. ROBINS WEBS
PHILADELPHIA LADY

Walkerville and Detroit friends are
surprised over the announcement Of
the marriage In Philadelphia Of Will
liam Robins, manager for Hiram Walk
er & Sons, and one OF the most promi-
nent citizens OF VAUDEVILLE. and Mrs.
Emily w. Bragg, which took place last
Saturday In Philadelphia. The we'd
ding is said to be the sequel to Mr..
Robins latest trip to Europe. While
on q steamer bound for the old coun-
try, Mr.. Robins and Mrs. Bragg met
for the first time last June and the
acquaintance thus formed eliminated
In the marriage OF Saturday.
Mr.. Robins has been a widower for
the last seven years and during that
time his daughter. Gertrude. has been
his constant companion. She shared
with him his travels. including the trip
to Europe when he Is said to have
met Mrs. Bragg.
Besides being connected with the
big distillery. Mr.. Robins Is at the head
OF the Iron-Ox corporation, which, IL
is said. made him a fortune.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
HEMANS WILL GUT
6. O.P. MAJORITY
IN THE j. P P.
TELLS DETROIT AUDIENCE THAT
ADVERSE VOTE WON'T EXCEED
5,ooo-sAYs WARNER BANK
RuPTEp STATE.

Lusty cheers greeted Lawton T. He
mans. Democratic candidate for gov
ernor. as he stepped before an audi
ence that almost taxed the capacity OF
Tom l.. Johnsons big tent. at Dix and
Military-aves., Monday evening. II
was the first OF the Democratic tent
meetings In this campaign and il
seemed fitting that Mr. Hemans. as the
candidate for the highest office In the
gift OF the state, should inaugurate
what promises To be such an interest
ing series OF political gatherings.
When Mr.. Hemans arose to speak
every seat was filed and within few
minutes standing room was hardly
available. The crowd numbered fully
1000. with a sprinkling Of women. b
Mr.. Hemans' talk was brief and II
the point. He dwelt on the bankrupt
condition Of the state as q result. he
declared. of the mistakes OF the War
ner administration.
Somebody is responsible for the
condition in which the state finds IN
SELF" he said. "0lazier has been put
ting It up to Warner and Warner has
been putting It up to Glazier, and so II
has been going for three times around
But when they DO finally nx the re
sDonsibility between them, remember
that 1t will be the word OF one against
the other. and that the party now IN
power II trying to send one OF them to
the penitentiary and elect the other
one governor. And let me leave you
this one thought before go-there ia
a possibility, yes, a probability, OF
Democratic success In Michigan this
fall. have just come from the upper
peninsula. and predict that that sec
ton OF the state, which usually goes
Republican by from 10000 to 10000
will not come to the Straits this year
with more than 5000 to the good"
Mr.. Hemans' frank, forceful manner
and his interesting personality ev!
IDENTIFY made him a number OF friends
In Monday nights crowd, for the dem
onstratiCn which followed hts address
had a ring of genuineness about 1,
that could not be mistaken.
Peter Witt, city clerk OF Cleveland
gave a splendid talk on municipal own
ership that was well received. At.
torney Kennedy presided.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
oids Motors Illinois Branch.

SPRINGFIELD. III, Oct 27.--(Spe-
cial Tho secretary Of state has ie-
sued a permit to incorporate in Illinois
the Olds Motor works, OF Detroit,
Mich, with capital stock OF $4,000, 900
The location In Illinois is Chicago and
the capital stock in this state is $780,.
000
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
SUTHERLAND AND
CLARKE v|CT0RS
ESSEX AND KENT COUNTIES GO
soLlDLY LIBERAL IN CANA
DIAN ELECTIONS.

Hon. r. F. Sutherland and A. II.
Clarke, both Windsor lawyers. were re-
elected members of the Canadian par.
lament In the elections held Monday,
Mr.. Sutherland will represent North
Essex and Mr.. Clarke South Essex.
The former carried the riding by d
majority Of 514. an increase Of lac
over his majority four years ago, and
Mr.. Clarke will have majority OF
1859, more than double what he had
at the previous election.
In West Kent Archie McCoig defeat
ed Herbert s. Clement, the former
member, and in East Kent ID. A. Cor.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
A Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since We began using DR.. Kings
New Life pills, three years ago." says
l.. A. Bartlett. of Rural Route 1. Gull
ford, Maine, They cleanse and tone
the system In q gentle way that does
you good, At K, G. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co., Gray q worcester's frug
stores
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
Detroit wkseimsn Halloween Party.

Detroit WkeeimeN Halloween Party,
InyjtRtieHs have been sent out for
the Detroit Wheelmen Halloween
party, DaHsiRs will begin at s,45.
Special music by FiBsei's orchestra.
The refreshment committee has pre-
pared an oidfashioned New England
lnnch to be served in the banquet
hail, The decorations will be appro-
pirate foF the occasion, The enter
fsinment committee has prepared a
new invitational list and II Is expected
that Q large number will DO present.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27

have noticed that an early fan al.
ways comes about dusk on the night
OF Hallow'en-or by the time Little
Willie gets the rope stretched across
the walk.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27

Elastic currency IL what a mar
pays for his suspenders. and won
lan-but, enuf ssdi
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27

nssfness-ifke Pristssg. no fuss sno
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Prfnsing c. AZ
John R-st Phone 1Aeo.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27
ADVISED
FOR SUDDEN COLDS
1t Should be Taken According to
Directions ON the Bottle, at the
First Appearance of the Cold.

st. Joseph, Mich. Sept, 19o1.-Last
winter i caught sudden cold which
developed i.so IN unpleasant cataxrh
of the head and throat. deprfvtng me
A friend who had been cured BY Pc
runa advised me TO try IL and sent
for a bottle at once. and 1 am glad to
say that In three days the phlegm had
loosened, and I felt better. my appe-
lite returned ana within nine days
was in my usual good health.
Miss Helen Sauerbisr.
Peruna Is an old and we'll tried rem
edy for colds. No woman should be
without it.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-27

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