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Evening journal., 1908-04-30
TAIL ENDERS GOT
INTO THE GAME
Harrisburg GrafterS Shut Out
the Delaware Peaches,
3 to 0
THE LOCALS WERE CRIPPLED

''rhe race is not always to the
swift" is a maxim that was worked
out at South Side Park yesterday af-
ternoon when the Harrisburg Graft
ers" o. Senator'S" whatever you may
choose TO dub them, defeated, as well
as shut out the Wilmington Tri-State
baseball club by the score of three to
nothing.
The chief cause Of the Peaches
downfall at present seems to be that
Mr.. McCanerty. who was in the box
for the locals for the first four and a
half innings was particularly wild al
lowing six men to reach first base on
walks" and Covaleslrs loose playing
at the third bag. Another fact that
contributed to the downfall OF the
locals was that pete" Cassidy was
unable to cover first bag owing to a
twisted ankle that he received in the
Williamsport- Wilmington game on
Tuesday. AS a matter Of fact If Will
mington had had its proper nne-up it
IS reasonable TO believe that there
would have been nothing TO it so far
IS Harrisburg was concerned.
The absence Of Cassidy necessitated
playing Jimmy Sebring on first, he be-
1ng substituted in center by Johnny
Barthold- sebring took all that came
his way, as did Barthold. but there
seemed to be a ''something'' that was
lacking on the part Of the locals.
So far as hits were concerned IL was
"evens TO evens." each team rapping
out four safeties.
The visitors started after the scorc
board in the first when Eagan, first
man up, walked: Calhoun sacrificed
him 20 second; Hulesman was passed
10 first; McCafferty drove in a wild
one and each man advanced a base;
covalesd made an overthrow TO first
on an infeld hit Of Selbach and Eagan
hvas home: Hulesman tried for home
on the play but was nailed at the plate:
.sWeimer was out. Marhaflza TO Sebring.
3 Something else was doing in the third
when Eagan struck out; Calhoun fied
TO Mcfarland; Huelsman walked: Sci.
bach hit for one. putting Huelsman on
third: Weimer walked filling the bases;
Zimmerman reached first on Cova-
lesld's error on which Huelsman was
home.
In the fifth Huelsman soaked a two
bagger: Selbach sacrificed him TO third;
Weimer walked: Zimmerman was out
Covalesld TO Sebring. Huelsman scor-
Idng on the play.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
LINCOLN JR.'S ORGANIZE

The Lincoln Junior baseball team
has organized for the season and would
like TO receive challenges from any
club whose players average sixteen
years Of age.
The lineup Of the team is as fol-
lows:
+. Diseslxi. catcher; 2. Crooks, pitch
er; w. Smith, pitcher; A. Seiman'
short stop; NJ. Laws, first base; J.
Meyers. second base: H. Hackett, third
base; w. Greenfield. left field; n
White. center field; e. Warren. right
field.
Address all communications to M. E.
Warrington, No. 232 Rodney street,
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Game AGAIN Postponed.

Although 1t was expected that the
Lenox and Springs roller polo teams
would meet tonight at Eleventh Street
Rink in the fourth game Of the State
championship series the contest has
again been postponed until Monday
night owing TO the injury Of Stevens
first rush for Lenox. Should Stevens
not be able to be in the game by
Monday the Lenox team has agreed
10 play without him.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Men,
Cure
DIAMOND FLASHES.

DIA. FLASHES.
Well.
We lost
With q team
That was crippled.
Know it's the same old excuse,
But it's a fact. nevertheless.
Nobody expected it from the Graft
ers." but thsy got there.
McCanerty may be a good pitcher,
but Wilmington has n few others.
smith. Smith end Company are not
so bad. There has been others here
who were worse
G. Washington Heckert wore a smile
last night that was pleasing to behold.
Nobody blsmes him
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

Wilmington e. ..... ..... OSO4O5O3x xA15
Reading ...... ...-...O - b
Earned runs, Wilmington, 9; Reading,
?; sacrifice hits. Zollers. Hoover. Malice.
Vinson; stolen bases, Townsend, Malice. 2;
Danford; two-base hits Hoover, Town
send. 2; vinson. ?; Miller. Allen. Hobby;
home run, Smith; double play, Johnson 10
zollers to Townsend: bases on balls: or
Charles. 2; of McCreight, 4; hit by pitch
ed ball, Smith, Miller, Rowe; struck out;
by Charles, 8; by McCreight. 3: left on
bases Wilmington, 5; Reading, 1S; time. 2
hours; umpire, Hari1ins.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

AS the result of yesterdays shoot
George S. Mccarthy. of Philadelphia.
an amateur, was high gun, breaking
16S targets out of a possible $50 VIII
liam NJ. Foord, Of Wilmington, amateur
champion OF Delaware. was second,
with 166. Edward Banks, OF this city
(professionaD, was third. with 1853, and
Lester S. German (professionaD, Of
Aberdeen, Nd, was fourth, with 160.
The other leading scores were:
C. Newcomb. Philadelphia, Cama-
teur), ntth .--................. .157
n. l.. Clark, Doylestown, Pa, Cama-
teur( SIXTH ...-..-............ .15f
II. II. Keller Jr., Baltimore. (prof)
seventh .-...--......-...... .15a
Alden B. Richardson. Dover, (ex-
State amateur champion); George
$. Burrough. Wilmington (ama-
teur), and f. Ford. Philadelphia
(amateur). tied for eighth place,
each having .--.-....-.-....-... .15l
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Yesterdavls Games.

Baltimore, 3; Philadelphia. 8.
Wilmington, Is; Reading, 6.
Washington, 9; Brooklyn, 2.
Elizabeth, 5; Paterson, A. IL innings
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Thievss carrled on claar.tt...

Thieves entered the store OF Selak
and Hoffman. No. IS East Third street.
some time during Thursday night. and
carried on 80 in cash and q number
OF boxes OF cigarettes.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Results of Yesterday.

Lancaster, A; Johnstown, 3.
Trenton, z; Williamsport, 4.
Harrisburg. 3; Wilmington, o
Altoona, 9; Reading, 5.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
American League.

Schedule for To-day.
Washington at Philadelphia
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
National Leaaus.

Schedule for To-day.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn,
Boston, z; New York, 6.
Pittsburg, 2; Chicago, 1.
Cold prevented the Cincinnati-St.
Louis game.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Union League.
soheduIe Eor 10. .daY.

Paterson at Elizabeth.
Reading at Wilmington
Baltimore at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Washington.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Yesterdays Game.

Athletics. 3; Washington, 2.
Boston, 5; New York, 1.
Chicago. 6; Detroit. 8.
Cleveland, 6; st. Louis, 3.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

Pat McAuley is out Of the game with
an injured thumb Dave" Zearfoss is
also suffering with a stiffened arm.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

IlIIH'u IuNal fIlIITIaUuTtf = IW0-UlIsa
hits, Grady. Houlsman, .; J. Smith:
stolen base, selbach; wild PITCH McCaf-
ferty, bases on balls; of McCanerty, G;
of Peterson, 2; struck out; by McCanelty.
2: Peterson. /; Smith, 4; left on bases.
Wilmington, 8; Harrisburg. 10; time. l.io:
umpire, Bannon.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
Schedule for To day.

Harrisburg at Wilmington.
Williamsport at Trenton.
Johnstown at Lancaster.
Altoona at Reading.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
GEO. H. MCCARTHY
WAS HIGH GUN

The total scores for the tournament
yesterday follow:
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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9fo II
soc Long LisIe Gloves, 29c

In black and white only Come in and
see the gloves we are offering 1Qr
tomorrow. at ..-................-.
Market ST.
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9 TO ~
Mems 1Oc HsIe Socks at Sc

You'll never have another opportunity
to buy so cheap. Regular 10c K
values for the three hours at...... -
King st.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

In blue and gray. made Of
best gingham. sizes i 10 6
years. Some have little
skirts. The children will
want to play out-of-doors
this warm weather and
these will save their
clothing, Special oE-
at ssss.s.. ......ss..
Market st.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

All sizes. Very dainty. Az this Urice
wouldn't it he advisable to lay IN a
SUPPLY l9c and 25c' values for 13c
thlee houfs .... 80. .............. -
Market st.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
WITH THE SPORTSMFN
HARRISBURG

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30
READING.
SCORE n INNINGS.

Totals ..... ... ......6 1s q 1S
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

Extra good quality. all sizes and
colors. These are especially adapted
for working pants and viii give
excellent service. Regularly sold
at si.25 Special for the three 75r
hours -.-- 80. -. ............
King st.
Evening journal., 1908-04-30

Louis game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
RECEIVER NAMED FOR BANK
DR.. MaeDisrmid of MarshaIItOyEn In
Etitution stin in Jail
There.

ciHl Te!egrsm.)-A. a. Moore, a director OF
the Marshantown state bank was today
appointed receiver for the Green Mountain
Savings bank. which closed Monday. The
receiver was appointed on application %
the state auditor According % the show
ing mBds IN the application, The Sl6 600
cs pitRl Of the bank has been exhausted
and IN addition there are liabilities Of
81. 81. with assets not 10 exceed E5.-
81 y. President Stuart p. MacDiarmid is
stin in Jail here no arrangements having
yet been made for q preliminary exarni-
nation. His bond has been fixed al so u1o
MacDiarmids father. William MacDisr-
mid Of Omaha arrived IN the City lac.
night He Was IN consultation with attor-
mega rstEinsd IA hiE s0n thiE morning
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
ELITE OF LIMA AT NAVAL BALL
Six Hundred Guests Dance TIL Three
in the Morning with the
Americans.

LIMA Peru, Feb 2s--The bah given last
night by the National club in honor Of the
visiting American naval officers was a
most brilliant success. The elite society Of
the capital was well represented and among
those present were the president Of the re-
public, several members Of the cabinet the
American admiralE the American minister
TO Peru, Leslie Combs. and the staff OF
the American legation and the members Of
the diplomatic corps. The dancing YVES
continued until 3 clock this morning. The
streets surrounding the club were beHuh-
fully Illuminated and the club building
was tastefuly decorated for the occasion.
No less than 600 guests attended the funo-
tion.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-Ths torpedo
boat flotillR, under command Of Lieutenant
Commander Gone, accompanied by the
supply ship Arthusa- now on its way 10
MaEdAlsna bay, left TRlcahuanO yesterday
for Csllao, Peru, q run OF eight days The
torpedo boats VIII reach Csllso some days
after the departure Of the bEttleships.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
MoVENENTs or OCEAN RrEA1
KAISER PLANS FOR A REST
Emperor of Germany WIN Go 10
New villa 20 Corfu for
Time.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-Emperor william ae-
oording 10 the present arrangements. viii
leave Berlin for his beautiful new villa on
The island OF Corfu on March n The en-
peror desires 10 take a more complete rest
81 Corfu than was possible for him in Eng
land A serui-officiRl communication is
sued today Says the emperor goes to Corfu
for resi- alone and therefore the report
originating Al ConstantIn5pls that the sultan
OF Turkey Is sending an extraordinary en-
bassy 10 Corfu 10 meet him. Is incorrect
This communication is regarded as aEsur-
ance that no serious complications in ihe
far east is possible, tnasmuch as the emperor
Is carrying out the plan for a holiday al
Corfu decided upon several months aEo.
The travelling party OF his majesty will
include Prince Fuerstenberg. who is now
reoongized al court as one Of the emperor
most intimate friends and the man whose
counsel the emperor is most likely 10 seel,
IA important cases
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
DAVIDSON ON THE PROGRAM
Omaha Superintendent Of schools
Discusses Paper AZ WASH
fnEtSn Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8-The program
for the forenoon session Of the conven-
tion Of the department Of superiutendenoe
Of the National Education association today
called for no eNteI ded deiberatiOn There
was only one topic Tor general discussion
namely, THE Nurture Of Protection q the
Physicsl Wen Being Of Public School
Pupils Among those wao discussed the
subject were Luther GuIhck director Of
physical training iH the public o. rhoolE
New York City. c. l.. johnson, supervisor
o play grounds and vacation schools. Pitts
burg W M. Davidson. superintendent Of
public schools. Omaha A. a. Eoder, su-
periutendeut 81 schools. Tacoma. Thomas
p. Harrington, director ~ physical trimming
and athletics Uuhhc schools. Boston. and
z. C. Moore. sUpsriut endeut Of public
schools. Los Al Eeies. Cal. This was fGl-
lowed b. ths Annual buBaeaS, .nsstinE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
QUEEN ESCAPES UNINJURE1
Electric Car SmaEheE Carriage in
which HOIIHnd's Ruler
fH Riding.

THE HAGUE Feb. &.-Queen WIhelmins
and Prince Henry, her husband. had q
narrow escape from serious injury IN 4
carriage accident which occurred near the
palace today. The prince wRs driving the
carriage IN which her majesty WIS seated.
In q narrow part Of the road an electric
car coming at fun speed. suddenly coIlided
with the vehicle before the prince could
turn out The impact was very severe and
the carriage was badly wrecked the
wheels being torn off Fortunately, nsither
the queen nor the prince was hurt Her
majesty WAS somewhat unnerved but she
was able 10 walk 10 the palace. Shortly
Gftsrward she LEFT the palace and went 10
the residsnos Of her mother IN order 10 re-
assure her and prove that she hEd moi
been injured
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27

T. H Hartman Rt the age Of 80 has de-
cided that he is not ready 10 follow out
his intended policy Of retiring from active
work and win continue personally at the
helm of his numerous enterprises. He was
60 years old Tuesday. He says he viii not
even consider retirfnE until the complioa-
tions on the Industrial chessboRrd have
been cleared sufficiently 10 permit him TO
look ahead al a clear path. He says that
until that time he thinks he owes it to his
$1,000 Stockholders and 150Oeo employees on
his system 10 stay "on the job"
Il don't want to say how long I win stay
in harness. Mr.. Hartman said last Sat
urisy In New York. y looked for some
Of this falling Off IN business, but not for
one half Of what has come
"A wrong idea prevails Of this relation
ship Of capital and labor. We who manage
the roads are not the capitalists. The Sc
curity holders from whom we borrow the
money are the capitalists and they are
in partnership with the wage earners In
trying TO make a fair profit in serving the
public. It is our duty as managers to try
TO preserve the proper relations between
the different factors SO far as we can
But what becomes Of our efforts when un-
wise government interference. resulting in
such a condition of distrust as prevails al
present. 5umbles Up all the factors into one
conglomerRtion?
Il believe things VIII right themselves
when people have a chance to understand
the situation. ] DO not lay all blame on
the public or even the politicians. The
railroad men themselves are a great deal tc
blame for what has happened and they
ought TO recognize it at this time when
they have their own worries with them. II
the railroad men Of this country had years
ago learned to trust each other, a great
deal OF what has been suffered would have
been avoided There was a time when they
had a right to make-Rgreements covering
traffic and rates. but what was the result
An agreement was hardly made before
some party to IL violated IT, That was the
root Of destructive competition.
There will be work TO do when con.
fdence is once restored There are great
possibilities ahead IL we go st them rightly
In twenty years the population Of this
country viii reach 200.0OoOOO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
ROCK ISLAND SECURES STAY
President of System Aslp Oklahoma
10 Wait Before Attack
ing Merger.

GUTHRIE. Okla. FEB. 36.-Asking that
no action be taken without first giving his
company opportunity to discuss the sit
uRtion before the governor and attorney
general, B. L. Winchell, president of the
Rock Island system, today teiegrBphed
Governor C H Haskell here concerning
the published report ,rss fe states inten-
ton 10 file suit to Dissolve the alleged
merger Of the Rock Island and St Louis
g. San Francisco railways In Oklahoma.
Governor Haskell. after conference with
Attorney General West, wired Mr.. Win
cheu that they would meet him or his
representatives here next Wednesday for
a conference. Attorney General West WIS
10 have filed his proposed suit In Okla
homa City today. Instead he announced
that the filing would be postponed tenn
porarily.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
JORDAN HAS CHURCH TRIAL
DISCHARGED Member of SoIdferu' Home
Answering Charges About state
ments He Made.

MARsHALLTOWN, Ia, Feb. B.-CSpe-
cial Telegram.)-W- r. Jordan Of Storm
Lake, president Of the Union mission Of
this city and a discharged member Of the
Soldiers home, was placed on trial al the
Methodist church today on charges Of
SANDER. lying, perjury and misrepressnta-
ton.
Daniel p. Ferguson Of Ida Grove, a mem
Der Of the home and church, il the com
plRinRnt The charges are the result Of
statements Jordan is alleged to have made
regarding J. r. HilliBr Of swaledals, an
other member Of the home and the church
who died last summer. For making these
charges Jordan WAS tried and discharged
from the home. Jordan was complainant
IN the sensational church trial Of Chaplain
Jesse Cole Of the Soldiers home at Hub
bard q few months ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
MAIL CLERK SERIOUSLY HURT
Boards Train when VeEtibule IL
Closed and iS Crashed Between
the Cars.

W ". Adams, mail clerk on Burlington
train No. . eustbound was seriously in
jured between here and Ashland yesterday
afternoon At Ashland he got out Of his
car 10 transfer a registered letter 10
another train and his train started before
he was able 10 get back 10 the car. Adams
boarded the train between two Pullrnans,
but the vestibule was closed and he was
unable 10 attract the attention Of anyone.
He held on FOR q time and then climbed
on top Of the train but being clad only in
his working garments was forced 10 climb
down by the cold. in climbing down he was
crushed IL q serious manner between the
cars.
on reaching Omaha, Adams injuries
were attended 10 and he was sent back to
his home al Hastings
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
PLEA TO HELP THE HORSES
Nrs. Theodore Thomas Bees Chicago
Teamsters 10 Be LeEE
Cruel.

CHICAGO, Feb. &-Mrs Theodore
Thomas wife of The world famous orchestra
leader pleaded with the teamsters Of Chi
cago last night In behalf OF their horses.
While draft animals that had hauled heavy
loads over the slippery streets rested in their
stalls, Mrs. Thomas urged before the team
sters joint council, restrictions and regulR-
tions favorable TO the teamster'E horses
The tes-msters promised 10 DO all in their
power 10 assist Mrs Thomas, but blamed
the barn bosses and employers for the
apparent cruelties.
Many said, abuses would be corrected II
the city council would limit the tonnage
per horse thai could be hauled through the
streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
MAYOR CONDUCTS EMBEZzLER
John Linn Released from Joliet Be-
cause Of Failing Health and
Taken 10 Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb, 9e-The mayor Of the
sedDnd greatest city Of America personally
escorted from a peniteutiEry cell al Joliet
20 Chicago last night q Eelf-ccufessad en-
bezzler Of public funds. Pred A Busse Is
the mayor and John A. Linn, former clerk
a the circuit court Is the embezEler Linn
was convicted OF unlEwfuliy taking 81 BlC
In fees and confessed the theft. He was
IN the parliamentary twenty-five months
The reason given for the release Is that
his health had failed and that his mind
Was failing
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27

At the request Of Maxwell Evsrts the
Burlington railroad case in the supreme
court is postponed until March 16.
Pare /
President Roosevelt in special message
to congress on finland Waterways" calls
attention bo pending bills that are in
tended to permit power consumers TO
secure monopoly in use Of streams.
Page /
Missouri Pacific pay car finally starts
on its belated round. Page ]
Standard. Oiloompauy raises price Of
Ohio oil rage
Supreme court of Texas upholds as
constitutional the fine Of 81 500, 900
against the waters-Fierce company.
Page !
Defendants DO not so on stand IN the
Harrisburg capitoIs fraud trial. Page
Mrs Theodore Thomas makes plea for
teamsters to care for their horses.
Page
Blizzard RACES in northern Michigan.
Page
Receiver has been named for the failed
MarshRlltown bank. Omaha man, who
was president, remains IN Jail. Page /
Representative Dalzell defends the re-
publican policies in speech in the house.
Pare 2
Senate passes the penal code bill. Page q
Senator Culberson opposes the Aldrich
bill Page 2
Mayor Busse accompanies John A. Linn.
confessed embezzler from Joliet, TO Chi
cago. Page i
! Funeral Of Father Leo Of Denver is held
with imposing ceremony. Page q
4 Logs piled on the Alton line in Missouri
wreck freight train Instead Of passenger,
for which they were intended. Page 3
FozEIGN.
] Kaiser wilhelm plans 70 take long va
4 cation al Corfu. Page ]
/ Portuguese government finds it impos-
sible TO pursue tbe regicides. Page ]
Queen wiIheImina and Prince Consor7
are in wreck Of carriage. Page }
NERRAsxA.
W J. Bryan speaks TO the Nebraska
Press association on the newspapers Of
| the orient. Pare )
Judge Cornish at Lincoln, holds packers
are not compelled to stamp the net weight
on packages Of meat Page Z
POLITICAL.
Burkett and Taft confer on topics eact
is TO discuss at banquet at Boston.
Page ]
/ tsallroRd managers in session in Omahs
decide TO abide fully by the nine hour
telegraphers' law. Pare
Business men commend war on Ioar
sharks and say they are anxious TO see
them put out Of business. Pare
Lincoln Commercial club win be com.
PEELED TO ask aid Of Omaha shippers Il
prevent ordering of rates II does not want
Page
William II. HRlmeE Omaha attorney
who is pleading insanity as defense II
embezzlemeut case, spent $500 in thres
weeks Of riotous living Pare
Omaha business men believe c. A Rails
ton Of Chicago intends 70 establish Ial &,
car shops at Seymour park Pare
coNnH1cIAL AND uDUsrxIAx.
Lave STOCK markets Page ;
Grain markets Pare
Stocks and bonds PnTs :
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
MORE BLACK HAND THREATS
81. Louis Doctor Advised 20 Pay over
PIVe Hundred Dollars or
Lose Head.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2s-since yesterday aft
ernoon q police guard has been stationed
al the home Of Dr. Julius F. Menestrina.
S4ll Washington avenue, prominent Ital-
ian physician, who is the recipient Of an
unsigned communication, written in Italian.
demanding $500 and threatening the physi-
elan with deeRpitation If he fails 10 com
ply Patrolmen sent 10 the scene THIS
morning arrested an Italian who was found
lettering around. He is held pending fur
ther Investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
DEFENDANTS NOT TO TESTIFY
PennEylvania Capitol Fraud Case
VIII Finish without Their
Evidence.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. sG.-TskinE the
position that the commonwealth has not
made out q case against Contractor J. H
SanderBon and the former state officers.
Snyder. MBthues and shumaker, on trial
here charged with conspiracy TO cheat the
state in the furnishing Of the new capitol.
the lawyers for the defense have decided
to call none Of their clients as witnesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
STANDARD ELEVATING PRICES
North Lima OIL Product Above Dollar
marx for First Time in
Year.

LIMA. O.. Feb 26.--The seep purchasing
agency standard Oh company advanced
the price Of Lima and Indiana crude oils
cents a barrel today, placing the North
Lima product above the dollar mark for
the first time in more than a year The
quotations are: North Lima, H.N; South
Lima. 80 cents; Indiana, ss cents
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-27
WATERS-PIERcE FINE UPHELD
Texas SUprene Cpurt Decides PEN
atty OF EIyeOO.OOO to BE
LeEaI.

AUSTIN, Tex, Feh. &--Ths supreme
court of Texas today sustained the judE-
ment of the lower trial o0urtE wherein they
rendered Judgment for u.600.ooO danzEes
and custer from the state agaInst the
Waters-Pierce on company for vialatine
the Texas antitrust laws
The case vii BE- appealed 81 once 10 The
United States supreme court