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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
ASKS FUNDS FROM
FREE REPUBLICANS
LincOIn- Roosevelt League Calls
Upon Friends of Good Gov
ernment for Aid
Appeal TO People Suggests Con-
tributiOns to Combat Sack
of Herrin Machine


The free republicans of San Francisco
are to be invited to furnish the COM
paratively small amount Of money
necessary TO combat the machine sack,
which has been opened for the most
desperate primary fight ever made by
the Herrin~ organization.
The Lincoln-Roosevelt leagues CEN
trail committee. authorized last night a
letter calling upon the friends of good
government for contributions to the
comparatively Insignificant fund neces-
sary TO prosecute a legitimate campaign
on behalf of. the people. The commit
tee received reports last night from
each of. the is assembly districts. In
none will the fight be permitted to go
by default, as was done in one or two
districts in May. Every district is
thoroughly organized and delegate
tickets composed of the same kind of
honest, representative citizens pre-
sented by the league for the May pri-
maries viii be submitted TO the voters
In every district
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-31
FUGITIVE TURKS
GRANTED AMNESTY

Continued from Page i, Column 6
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
PULLIAM WILL GET THERE
National League President Sure of
Reelection, Though Opposed
by Brush ana Others.

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Although several
weeks will elapse before the club owners
of the National and American leagues get
together for their annual meeting, talk is
rife as to what the base ball magnates are
going to do in the way bi changes. New
rules are being discussed, but 1t is stlll
too early to make a definite prediction.
The unsatisfactory ending of the National
league fight probably will lead to a lot of
talk, and maybe a change. The contro-
versy that grew out of the game of Sep
TENDER %, between the Giants and Cubs,
offers an excellent reason for modifying
the rules.
Harry Pulliam Is sure of reelection as
president of the National league, but II is
estimated that John T. Brush will not cast
the only vote against the Kentucky colonel
at the next meeting.
Probably by the time that the meetings
take place the National commission will
have settled the case of the players who
were declared ineligible for playing post
season games in and around Chicago. In
this particular instance the commission
must either back down or begin to assess
fines by the wholesale. So many players
are involved that the fines probably will
be RENTED and new rules adopted to cover
sum SdlhSS'
The double umpire system and the ques-
ton of barring spectators. from the playing
field will be brought up by Mr.. Bulliam at
the winter meeting. 1t is believed that no
changes will be made in the umpiring sys-
tenn next year-at least not in the National
league. One reason is that umpires are so
scarce that 1t is difficult to engage even
four good men, to say nothing of eight or
nine. The American league is partly COM
mitted to the double system. but the league
has not acted. If Ban Johnson wants two
umpires for every game he will get them.
While Mr.. Pulliam Is noncommittal about
the umpire business, he is outspoken re-
garding the regulation OF base ball crowds.
He believes that spectators should not be
allowed on the field and that any club
owner who packs his stands should be
willing to bar the gates against fans who
cannot be accommodated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

They have been guests % heir PARENTS,
Mr. and Mrs. &. OSrtsen a month,
Dr. william GtrsL conducted Inc mau
ion services at SoutHwest cpurcn on SYn-
uny evening and cumpiimcntcd the chefCh
and Pastor Rev. Wethcrcll on the stCady
increase OF the southsldr and congregation.
T. / Trahor OF East Amber returned
the first OF tho week from Union, Neb.,
whore he speut two weeks IN putting IN
a steam plant. He is now considering a
plan Of spending the winter in Norfolk
for the same purpose.
The only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
South Forty-siNth, avenue underwent q
serious operation at st. Joseph's hospital
Wednesday morning for Q lerse growth IN
the back Of her neck which was causing
a defect in her hearing.
Gus Rehtlef is substitute for the rural
ter street for Mr.. Qualie of South TWEEN
ty-seventh street and enjoys the outdoor
exercise after being confined TO the gro
Gerry business so Ions,
The young friends and co-workers OF
Miss Nettie Lavender gave her. a most
complete surprise party on saturday even
ing at the home of her mother on twenty
fourth and Vinton streets. They are all
valued employees OF Byrne, Hammer 4 Co.
The chicken pie supper given on Thursday
evening, November II, at the fine new
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Bonewitz,
Forty-eighth and Pacific streets, by the
Ladies' Aid society was a complete success.
Though the night was cold over 100 friends
and neighbors assembled and partook OF
the fine supper. The proceeds from the
supper alone was $40 clear of expenses,
outside the bazaar sale, which were 70, the
| proceeds to go to Southwest church,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Dan Lane has been reported as quite sick
Ben r. S%touffer was an Omaha VISITOR
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. zed Haney have left Belize
vue for Omaha.
G.. A. Benson OF Omaha was a Bellevue
visitor Wednesday,
"homas BressmRr is building a large
addition TO his house.
DIR. w. A. wilcox left Monday for his
new location at David City,
Mrs. w. ID -Grandy was unable to teach
school this week on account of sickness.
Mrs James Collins and daughter Katie
went to Omaha Tuesday to do some shop
ping.
t. u. Lane is greatly improving his
suburban residence by the erection OF a
new barn. t
r V. Moore. now a Creighton medical
student in Omaha, was a Bellevue VISITOR
Wednesday.
claude r. Combs and family have left
Bellevue and moved to Omaha, where they
will now reside.
Modern Woodmen Camp No. 5979 will hold
a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Ed Stepp.
The next meeting Of the Royal Neighbors
will be held at the home OF Mrs. Helcher
Friday evening. November 20.
Mrs. j. D. McChesney, who has been on
a long visit on the Pacific coast returned
to this city last week.
The new Holiness church is almost COM
pleted, The plastering and last finishing
work was begun Monday.
Harold Jones underwent an operation at
the south Omaha hospital this week. His
condition is favorable at present.
Mr.. @. w. Manuel of Greenwood, Neb.,
was a visitor in Bellevue Wednesday. He
visited his son at the Fletcher home.
Mrs. c. r. Nichols. who lately went to
Salt Lake City for her health, has greatly
improved and is now back again In Omaha.
Mrs. George Mullins, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Il. Black. for several
Texas.
r, V. Sheridan Of Alliance was a Bellevue
visitor Saturday. He will spend a short
| time in Benson and return to his home IN
Alliance,
BENJAMIN Larson. who was one of the
| Bellevue men In the land drawing, has
gone up to Dallas to look after the piece
Of land he drew.
Mrs. William H. Spicer. who has been
| absent from Bellevue for a long time, visit
ing relatives at Rulor has returned to her
duties in Bellevue.
The town bahd is doing regular practice
work now, meeting each week I'm the college
chanel Several college students are doing
practice work with the band.
Miss Gertrude Gunnion OF Lincoln Is
visiting relatives here. She will return to
lincoln soon. All her friends here have
been glad to see her. again.
Dick Robertson, for many years a mer-
chant in La Platte, In now living on the
Boulevard road north of Bellevue. He was
in town greeting friends Tuesday.
Miss Helen Folles OF Laurel, an old coll
lege student who is now q teacher In the
high school at Bancroft, was in Bellevue
for a couple of days visit with old friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
West Amber.

Rev. and Mrs. II. IA. Henderson enter
talned their daughter, Mrs. j. Emory, and
FANNY the first OF the week.
J. h. Augne ana vile went TO Bellevue
on Thursday last ana spent the day with
their son, William Aughe, ana family.
The sudden cold snap hurried Delsled Do
tato digEers to ge Their crop in this Vicin-
ty harvested ana stored for the winter.
The Misses Anna Morgan and Hazel
Chadrick OF South Omaha were the guests
OF MIR, and Mrs. j. H.. Aughe the fist of
the week for luncheon.
sydney Bonewitz returned from his trip
on the road the first of the week and will
spend the weeks end with his aged parents
at Forty-ninth and Pacific streets.
Thomas l.. Shandy, eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs, ID. Shandy, mas been on the sick
list this week. He Is fireman OF ngine
house at Seventh and Pierce streets.
Miss Lucy Stone of Windsor Place re-
turned Monday morning from a pleasant
four days visit with her old friends, Rev.
Clyde Clay cissell and family, at Kan
sas City, Kan.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the
home Of Mrs. J. r.. Aughe on Thursday.
November 10, to quilt all day for Mrs.
Moore. Dinner will be served by the hos
tess and others at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacobson are preparing
to take possession OF heir farm near
La Platte. which they recently bought
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
THREE BIG TEAMS LEADERLEss
Yale, Princeton and Harvard Cap
tains Are Unable to Play. o..

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Although II il not
a common occurrence, 1t has happened
upon more than one occasion that a big
college has entered its final game of foot
ball with its captain sitting upon the side
lines. Injury is, of course, responsible for
the loss of the leader, although at Cornell
last year Cook was kept upon the side lines
throughout almost the entire season, as
there were better men for his position at
Ithaca. 1t Is seldom, however, that more
than one big university is without it's
leader at the same time.
The present season is. therefore, unique
In the history of the sport. Yale. Prince
ton and Harvard are all at the present
moment without the playing services of
their respective captains, and the indiea-
lions are that only the Tigers will have
their regular leader In the final game of
the year. Captain Bobby" Burch of Yale
will positively not play again this year.
Even If his injuries would permit him taxi
ing part In a contest, the season is so far
advanced that 1t would be impossible for
him to get into condition for a hard game.
Burch has been longer out of the game
than either Dillon of Princeton or Burr of
Harvard. In fact, the Yale leader has been
so long out OF the game that the Blue
players have chosen a field captain. Coy
is now leading the team. while on the field,
although Burch is still the leader in the
council room.
Although Eddie Dillon has played in but
few games for the Tigers, in all proba-
bility the little quarterback will be seen
In the battle with Yale. The trouble with
Dillon has been kept more or less OF a
secret by the Nassau coaches. The little
fellow hobs up every, now and then and
plays for awhile witt his usual brilliancy.
He played for a few minutes against SYRIA
cuse, and was also In the lineup against
West Point. Upon both occasions he ap-
peared TO be in good condition, 1t is, there
fore, reasonable to assume that Dillon will
face Yale.
Harvard has practically given up hope
Of Captain Burr lining up against Yale.
The big fellow. who Is one of the best
lineSmen in the country as we'll as being
a kicker Of exceptional ability, is suffering
from a bad shoulder. which is expected to
keep him out of the game for the season.
He is the only one OF the three injured
captains who is not up and around. Burr
has been recuperating in ar infirmary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and quotations o.
staple and Faacy Produce.


BUTTER-Creamsry, 40. l. delivered to
retail trade in cartons. 2sc; No, /, In SO-lb.
tubs. 26g2Sc; No. y in 60-lb. tubs. 22914c;
No. 2, In SO-lb. tubs, 2lc; NO. 2, in lib. car,
tons, nc, fancy dairy, tubs. Z2u23c.
EGGS-bIesh candled. lSc per dog.
CHEESE-t1nest Wisconsin full cream
twins, lee; young Americas, 4 In hoop.
l5c; favorite, 8 IN noop, Io19c; daisies, " In
hoop, l5Ac; cream bricA, full case. lStpc;
quotations on swiss Or limberser until after
BEEF CUISINE. / ribs. I71ae; No 2, ribs.
u1hc; No. 3 ribs. &c; No. l loins, Ac; No 2
loins, 13c; No. 3 iOinS, Sc; No. / chuck q;
No. z chuck, &c; NO. 3 chuck. 4hc; No. /
round. SIZE; No. 2 round, &c; No. 3 round
6he; No. l plate, 0he; No. 2 plate. a5se;
No. 8 Plate. SAe.
DRESSED FoULTRY-squabs, s22O per
doE.
sUGAR1coaEse g%ranuiated. 5,5Oe: fine
FRESH BRUITs-Apples, t275a3.O Per
hU. box. Lemons, M-SQ5.O0. Oranges, $40
600. Bananas, 4c Per 10. Plums. A3 per
Ebasket crate. Peaches, California, 70gsOc
per box; Texas, 4-baskst crate, 60iGc.
rles. $4.OO per crate. ~Raspberries. $500 per
crate. GoosebeTries, 500 per crate.
VEGETABLES-celery Michigan, per
doz., SOC. Beans, new wax and spring. one
third bu. basket, n.O0i navy, per bu., No. l.
PotatoeI sO&s5e. Tomatoes. per 4-baskst
crate, Sc, cpeumbers, per doz., 3l2A
Onions, Bermuda, nB per crate; Texas
yellow, MS per crate. Mushrooms, culti-
waited, per H.. 6Oc. Lettuce. per doz.. 25c.
Peppers, southern, n@ pei crate.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
aYerages:

One of the principal events of the week
was the winning of three straight games
by the Daily, News team. 1t skinned the
Bungalows and jumped out of the last hole.
The newspaper men have a new bowler
and he is a considerable help to the team,
while the other members are picking up
right along,
1t is also noticeable that there is a
change in the leaders, the Ortman Stars
having tied the st. James on games and
taking first place on total pins.
dividual standing, although everybody
seems to be picking up somewhat. Caugh-
lin still leads, with the ''old reliable Jim
Wilson a close second. while Balzer of the
Daily News team is holding down third
place.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY-Special Meet
ing.-Omaha, Neb., October z 19OS.-A spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of the
South Omaha and Western Railroad Com
parry will be held at the office Of the
Company IN Q laha, Neb., on Friday, De
cember IS, Is ct IL o'clock a M for the
purpose OF authorizing and providing for
the sale OF tse railroad OF The South
Omaha and Western Railroad Company,
with It's franchises and a~ppurtenances, its
real estate and personal property, to Union
Pacific Railroad Company. the consideras
ton for such sale to be the cancellation OF
the bonds and satisfaction OF the mort
gage Of said Thu South Omaha and West
ern Railroad Company, and the
OF all its other indebtedness by the ssld
Union Pacific Railroad Company; and Tor
the. purpose of, transaoting all such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting. Fer the purposes of the meeting
Inc books for the transfer Of STOCK VIII
be closed at 9 o'clock p; n. on monday;
IN O'Clock a. m. on Saturday, December
10. 1908. r. NJ. ORR. Secretary. OSdtoDlS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Patsy Donovan Must Go.

NEW YORK, Nov. lL-Patsy Donovan
probably will not be engaged as manager
OF the Brooklyn National league team next
season. The officials OF the club are not
satisfied with the way in which. Donovan
has handled the team during the last two
seasons and on that account they have
practically made up their minds TO let Patsy
out and secure another mar for the job.
Who the new manager will be Is not known
at this time. There have been rumors to
the effect that Bin Dahlen win get the po-
sition, but IT seems improbable that Presi-
dent Ebbets will select him. II is said
there will be a big shakeup in the team
next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
BOWLERS HAVE BUSY WEEK
Cooler Weather Makes Them Timber
Up and Score High.
TOURNAMENT OPENS NOVEMBER q
Five High Men In the various Teams
In League VIII
Compete in the
Events.

With the advent OF cooler weather con
siderable interest is being taken in bowl
ing and the various teams and leagues in
the city are working out their best men
to show high averages and get the edge
over the other teams. In the Metropolitan
league five teams are above the 5000 mark,
the ortman stars, schroder's st. James,
Chicago Liquor House. Beselin Mixers and
Borsheim Jewels. In the Commercial league
the three high teams average above 5000,
the Birmingham Ranges. Omaha Bicycles
and the Luxus team.
The city bowling tournament will begin
Monday Of next week and in this the best
men Of the various teams Will be entered.
The team standings ana individual aver
ages for the week follow:
-..... NF.twuua.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
J.. BULLS CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD
Four S%printers VIII Race at
Madison Square ThanksgiVinE.

Madison square TnankBBtVtnE.
MI. John Bull, the gentleman that won
so little and claimed so much in the re-
cent Olympic games at London, is to have
another chance to display his athletic SUI
periority over the United States and other
small nations. A plan is on foot to bring
into competition the four. greatest distance
runners in New York at an early date.
John Hayes, the New Yorker who won the
Marathon for the United States, will rep
resent this country; Dorando. the Italian
who was carried to the Marathon finish ex-
hausted; Tom Longboat, the Canadian In
dian. and Alfred Shrubb, the famous Eng
lish professional, will be the four contes-
tants. Mr.. Shrubb has made many claims
of what he proposes to do to his three
opponents in that race, particularly Long
boat. He has rldiculed the Indian as a
racer and asserts he will show him up
when the time comes. But Shrubb has met
many meE he did not show up and Long
boat happens to be one Of them. The
chances are that the four men will put UP
the best running match that has been wit
messed in many years and the best man will
win. The plan Is to run the full Marathon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miles and 1856 yards.
America will go into the contest backing
young Hayes with even more zeal and as
surance than 1t supported him with In
London, for he has show what he can do;
he has won his spurs. There is something
satisfying in this proposed contest for
every true lover of sport, aside from his de-
sire to see his own favorite exalted and that
is that it will afford a chance for the nervy
Dorando to retrieve his loss sustained in
London after such a noble effort to win,
Yet Americans will bank their hopes OH
little Johnny Hayes. The race is to be
run at Madison Square garden. probably
Th~anksgiYing night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

PROPOSALS. FOR ADDITIONS TO
Water and Sewerage SyBtems-Office
of Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Rob
inson, Neb., November 3, 1908. Sealed pro-
p~osasls for furnishing all material and
labor required for the construction of ad-
ditions to water and sewerage systems at
Fort Robinson, Neb., will be received here
until I p. M, November Is, 1905, and then
opened, Plans and specifications may be
consulted at the office of the chief quarter
masters at Denver, Omaha and Chicago,
depot quartermaster, ST. Louis, and at this
ffice. Blank proposals and instructions
pa bidders may be obtained at the same
caaes. Envelopes containing proposals
I'D be endorsed Proposals for addi-
Stateto water and sewerage systems and
ut red to Captain F. T.. Arnold, Con-
ITnitedg Quartermaster, Fort Robinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
1t WON Are over rifty Read This.

Most people past middle age suffer from
kidney and bladder disorders which Foley's
Kidney Remedy would cure. Stop the drain,
on the vitality and restore needed strength
and vigor. Commence taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy today. Sold by all druggists.
genuine is in the yellow package. Sold by
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
sampetKs


IHt AssOCIdIIOn TtdkUE EUI uNdN IUI INtW
second week with some nice scores. The
Union Pacifics, swifts, Mo,oneys and West
Sides lead in the above order, each having
won four games and lost two. Stafford
1leads the individuals with an average of
1893 for three games, while Patterson has
IN nnr.rnnn 90 1o- fn. - .n.nnn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
sIaahea wIth . manor.

wounded with a gum, OF pierced by a rusty
nail, Bucklen's Arnica salve heals the
wound Guaranteed sc. For sale by
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
GOVERNMENT NOTICES


OFFICE CONSTRUCTING .QuARTER-
MASTER, FORT MACKENZIE, Wyo.,
NoV.112, l9C8-Scaled proposals in triplicate
viii be received at this office until 10 a. m.
tmountain time), Dec. /, 1868, for constrlic-
ion of a brick bowling alley, includins
~tlectrie wiring and fixtures, at this post.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
cfiiccs Of chief quartermaster Denver ana
Omaha and at this office. at which latter
place all information may De obtained,
l.. s. reserves right to accept or reject any
%, an proposals or any part Thereon. En-
lose PROPOSALS In sealed envelopes marked
"rroposalS for bowling alley" addressed
Z aUt. T.. S. walton, 18th Inf, Constructing
Qudr.ei master. Nl3-l4-l5-lf~@I-S
CHIEF oCARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
Omuna, NcDraska, November 2, 190S.-
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be re.
ceived here until 10 a. m, central standard
time, November Il, 1908, for furnishing hay
Tor shipment to the Philippine Islands.
Proposals will state railroad station at
which deliveries will be made. United
States reserves the right TO reject or ac-
cept any. or all proposals or any part
thereof Information furnished on applica-
lion. Envelopes containing. proposals should
be marked Proposals for Hay" and adj
N4-5-15-16
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
Association AlIeys.

C. j.. Francisco, high single game. 1853.
Rlakeney, high three games, 241. 21l, 9OS;
total. 655.
Three teams are tied for first place, the
Triumphs, Metz Bros. and Falstaffs. AS
the Metz Bros. and FalstAffs bow this
week, one OF these two will change Do
sitions.
The city tournament will begin Monday
night, November %. There are so many
entries in the flve-men event that II will
necessitate postponing the regular league
games for that week aud all of the five
men events will be scheduled for that
week. This two-men and individual events
will be pulled off on the metropolitan
alleys the, same week. The entries closed
Saturday night at midnight.
Below are the team and Individual stand
ings to November II. The Onimods and
sampecks have one postponed series:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16

Last week finished the first nine weeks
of the Commercial league schedule, being
one-third of the entire schedule to be
played. The Brodegaard Crown team turns
the first stake just in the lead OF the Luxus
team, with the Birmingham Ranges and
Omaha Bicycles close UP, Drinkwater, In
the individuals, is showing the way with
a nice margin, with Carman second and
Martin and Boord tied for third honors.
The: high game artists for the first nine
weeks are as follows:
HiRh single games: Gilbreath. 2S9; Grotte,
237; Stapenhorst, 237: Kaines, 235.
High three games: Drinkwater, 637;
Thomas, $50; Carman, GLIB; S~tapenhorst, 612:
Voss, 62.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-16
U THE WORLD

There are vacancies in a small party
TO sail Dec. 9Th. Unusual route. Inn
mediate application necessary. ROUND
THE WORLD. Box l67, Boston, Mass.