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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Complete REVERSAL Of Form.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 9.-(Special.)-With
a complete reversal of form the varsity
moved down the freshman eleven in fierce
style last night on Iowa field, scoring three
touchdowns In nine minutes. Twenty min
utes later another score came, after the
freshmen, recovered from the surprise of
the onslaught, had struggled to~keep the
regulars from scoring.
The play was by far the best displayed
by the varsity this season. Hazard was
shifted back TO his old position OF fullback,
with Fee at left half and Carberry at
quarter. The combination worked like
a charm, a S5-yard run by Kirk, with
splendid interference by Carberry, mark
ing the climax OF the brilliant performance.
Gross was out in his suit and the coaches
Immediately sent him to right guard in the
scrimmage practice. He played we'll for
the first night out, upsetting several of the
freshman plays and charging the opposing
linesmen in old time form.
Hyland and Perrine were on the ends.
Their defense was the best yet, and the
receiving of the forward passes was salts
factory.
The feature of the practice was the de-
termined spirit of the varsity. The prac-
teal defeat of the regulars by the 1912
eleven the previous evening had nettled the
first squad. they were out to win. Haz-
ard on the kickoff never stopped Until he
had reached the freshman 40-yard line.
The initial play was characteristic of the
entire thirty minutes of ~sorimmage. The
varsity was out to whip the freshmen.
End runs, a few forward passes and a good
onside Kick occasionally couldn't be stopped
by HeinZman's men.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
NEW YORK Is FAIRLY BEATEN
NO More Entitled to 'Tie' Game Than
Italian TO Marathon.

Italian TO Marathon.
It's all over and Chicago won a clean
pennant and New York was fairly and de-
cisively beaten. but just the same this
editorial from the Sporting News will be
read with interest ali over the country;
President Pulliam's ruling on the report
OF Umpires O'Day and Emslie Of the final
the Chicago and New York National league
teams is In accord with base ball law and
an appeal to the board OF directors Is a
Polo grounds into believing that the
Giants were cheated out OF the champion
ship. Responsibility for loss OF that game
rests upon Merkle, a minor league recruit,
who, through Ignorance or excitement,
failed to comply with the code and deprived
his team Of a victory. The only point at
Issue is whether Merkle was forced. That
was determined by Umpire ODay, VINO de-
clared the base runner did not reach sec
ond base before the ball was held on that
bag by a Chicago player. Two hands were
out and the bases were full, when Brid-
well batted the ball safely to center. Nc
Cormick ran home, but Merkle, who was
on first, instead of touching second base,
made a dash for his teams dressing room
as soon as he saw Bridwell's drive pass the
infield. Mccormick had legally touched the
first three bases and home base before
not count because he reached home on or
during a play In which the third man was
forced out. The proviso in rule SO nullifted
the run Of Mccormick, who, under the
circumstances, had no more right to score
than II he had sprinted home before the
third out was made on a fly from Bird
wells bat to the limit of the field that
was caught or had touched the home plate
before the Giants shortstop had been
thrown out before reaching first base
The force out OF Merkle at second base
was retroactive and the moment that 1t
was contaminated, McCromick's right to a
run gained by legally touching the first
three bases and home base, was rendered
null and void and, under base bali law.
he and his teammates were left on bases
and Merkle made the third out. New York
had no more right to count a run for Nc
Cormick than the game Greek who was
assisted through the Coliseum while near
ing the finish had to be acclaimed the
winner of a recent Marathon race, which
an American won, not by reaching the
goal first, but by complying with the regu-
lations of the race, which were violated
by sympathizers with the exhausted leader,
Merkle, a major league novice, made q
minor league break In failing to legally
touch second base and thereby prevent
the operation of the proviso In rule 50 and
all the sophistry of Brush will accomp-
fish nothing in the attemp to have the
directors OF the National league exempt his
club from the full operation Of rule 8.
of the code of rules, adopted in complained
with section / OF article 3 of the National
agreement, to regulate the playing Of the
game Of base ball for the season of 1908
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Io1va's Crack Woman shot.

LAKE CITY, Ia, Oct. 9.-(Special. )-Mlss
Lottie Case, l4-year-old daughter of Otto
Case OF this place, is reputed to be one Of
the best all-around rifle shots in the state.
feats she accomplishes on the ordinary
rifle are astounding and already
have began to attract considerable atten.
ton. She shoots and breaks bottles thrown
into the air easily, and by holding the rifle
at arms length. without using the sights,
shoots holes In tin cans thirty yards away.
One Of the most remarkable targets she
uses and successfully shoots full of holes
is a wooden block hidden behind a piece
of black cloth a yard square. The wooden
block Is set on another block entirely be-
behind the cloth and in such a position that
the shooter cannot see the target. BY using
several mirrors arrange In such a manner
that the wooden target is reflected into
the mirror nearest herself, Miss Case has
been known to hit the wooden block six
times out of ten shots. The feat Is wonder
full and the sighting is done along the
barrel after a careful estimate has been
made of the exact position of the target
through the mirrors. Miss Case says she
fixes the position of the target by seeing
In the mirror just how far from the center
OF the cloth the block appears. The block
is moved each time following a shot and
the gunner does not know the exact loca-
ton until the same appears In the mirrors
Miss Case Is equally good with the shot
gun and brings down the quick, swerving
jack snipe with aptitude and skill.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Morninsside Has Light Team.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. 9.-(Special)-The
Morningside college foot ball eleven, which
will go against the Creighton university
which has represented the Methodist institu-
ton in years. According to the weights
announced by Coach Jack HOLSTER, the
men will average but $50 pounds. TIE coach
material will prove a serious handicap, as
the team is showing great speed In the
execution of plays. The loss OF Captain
Ray Whisrnan, who has not returned to
college, has left a big hole in the back
field, Although outweighed by the Creigh-
ton eleven, the Morningsiders expect to get
away with the long end of the score. The
Mornln gside back field VIII be entirely a
new and untTied one. 1t Is probable that
Bob Smylie will be at quarterback, with b.
Rogers and Burns at the halves and Clyde
Rogers at fullback. Bridenbaugh, guard on
last years eleven, has been shifted to CEN
ter and displaced Stiles, who has played
the position for the last three years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
MAKESCHANGE
New System Of Supervising Bank
Examinations Devised.
ELEVEN DISTRICTS CREATED
Each loaded by Chairman who VIII
Meet Examiners Quarterly and
Cooperate with Clear
ing Houses.

WASHINGTON, oct. -9-Comptroller OF
the Currency Murray announced today that
he had decided TO put into Immediate ac-
ton a plan for the formation Of the eleven
districts Of national bank examiners with
a chairman who will preside over quarterly
meetings Of all the examiners in each Of
the districts and In intervals between such
meetings will keep In touch with the eN-
aminers Of other districts. From the rep
reservations Of examiners, the chairman
win compile reports to the comptroller de-
signed to furnish in detail a list Of tho
lines OF over-extended credits, large loans
and heavy borrowers and ig general all
OF the questionable or doubtful paper which
comes to the attention of the examiners.
The cooperation CT the districts with the
clearing house associations of the locality
Is also a contemplated feature.
Following are the boundaries OF western
districts, tentatively determined upon with
examiners in charge:
District 8 headquarters Chicago. Exam
iner G. H In charge, will include
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin
with ten iners.
District I, headquarters Minneapolis, Ex-
aminer j.. A. Rathbun In charge. will in
elude Minnesota and South Dakota, with
five examiners.
District S. headquarters Kansas CITY. Mo
Examiner +. {. Hicks in charge, Will in
clude Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri,
Oklahoma and Arkansas, with twelve ex-
aminers.
District 9, headquarters Fort Worth,
Tex, Examiner ]. NJ. Logan in charge. will
include Texas. New Mexico and Arizona,
with four examiners.
District 10, headquarters Denver, Colo, T..
i. Klein in charge, will include Colorado,
Utah and Wyoming, with two examiners.
District H. headquarters San Francisco,
Examiner E. T., Wilson in charge. will in
clude Montana. Idaho. Washington. Ore
gon, Nevada and California. with six ex-
aminers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
WEST SIDES.
READY FOR BIG GAMES
Practice Begins at Once for Worlds
Series.

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 9.-Before day
light today there were camped before the
ticket windows at Bennett park, where
tomorrow the Detroit American league and
Chicago National league base ball teams
will open their second struggle for the
worlds championship. several hundred en-
thusiasts. determined to be In advan-
tageous position for the opening of the re-
served seat sale at 10 o'clock.
1t was Just after midnight when a po-
lIceman discovered the first applicant. He
announced that IL was his intention to Sc
cure the first ticket for the worlds series
and that he proposed 20 stay there until he
aid. Hundreds more gathered during the
early hours OF the morning.
While the sale Of seats was occupying
every person connected with the business
department OF the club, Manager Jennings
and the players were engaged I'm their
final practice for the great game tomor-
row. The players reported at .he park inn
mediately after breakfast and were kept
at work at top speed until noon. Under
the rules governing the worlds series.
Shortstop Bush Is not eligible TO play with
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES
SCHOOL
ITIIDTNa-sEATEn

IOIIOOL BTIH
will be received by the school trustees,
1903, for the furnishing OF labor and ma
teTial for the construction of a school build
specifications for such building, which
plans may be found on file with j. Vi
Craddock, architect, Omaha, Neb.. and
James r.. TOber. Cook. Neb. rhe success
full bidder will be required TO furnish a
bon1 equal to ohe-third Of the amount OF
the contract. to be approved by the board
form the conditions of the contract In a
faithful manner and In accord with its pro-
led by a certified check for $3.50, payable
to James r. Tober, secretary OF said dis
trict, TO guarantee the good faith OF the
tect any and all bids and waive defects.
Mail. bids to James II. Tober, Cook. Ne
braska. s2Od1t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

States reserves the right to reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
furnished on application here,
or to quartermasters at stations named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Forage and ad.
dressed to MAJOR D.. +. MCCARTHY,
G. Q. NJ. A1-3-4-27-2S-29
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED WITNFss

NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED WITNESS
Fees, County Court-To Whom II Nav
Concern: Report having been made to The
Board OF County Commissioners OF Douglas
count, Nebraska. by the county Judge Of
said county, which report shows that there
10 now and has been for the last six months
witness fees which have been uncalied for.
Now, II such fees shall not be called for
within six months from August Is, 1893.
the same will be considered as forfeited
and viii be paid into the common school
fund Of said Douglas county. d. NJ. HAV-
ERLY, County Clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
No CIeveIand-New York lame.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. "a telegram
was received from John T. Brush Of the
proving a suggestion thai a series of post
season games be played between 1.-THE New
York and Cleveland clubs. The manage
ment of the Cleveland club was at first
favorably impressed with the proposition.
At the conclusion OF a conference late this
afternoon of the officials Of the club, how
ever, II was decided that as the team had
disbanded and the players are widely scat
tered, II is too late to play the games.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
WITH THE

The best game of the season was bowled
on the Association alleys last night, In
which the Metz Brothers won two out of
three games, getting high total pins for
the season, 2.663, Rempke of the Chan
cellors had high single game of 26 and
tied up with Cochrane for high total OF 591.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
GOING Out for Ducks.

Charles Highsm!th, Clint Lerch, E1 Smot-
and Andrew Grey will leave Monday
for Bill Francke's ranch at blackberry lake
for a week s shooting for ducks and incl
d~entally to do a little fishing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

LEGAL NoT1cE-UNiON PACIFIC RAIL
unclaimed Baggage viii be sold at pubic
auction at, lz2 snd l424 Dodge street.
Omaha, Neb., commencing Z p. m, Tues
day, October 6, ISOS, and continuing at the
same hour each day until all has been
sold: Sample trunks, marked j. z. j. W.
H.; painted canvas trunks, Mrs. NJ. Rich
erdson, M. II. McCown. Tom Curtin, J. Y.
Whitton, George Meyer. r. c. BrOderick,
II. NJ. Jeffrey. William Dunbar, Grover
Warner: Eink trunk, marked MISS Margaret
Rainbow. Mrs. Belle ResoordeL Fred
Miss Lottie letter, Cecil Broking. Mrs.
Annie Finazzo, Walter Campbell, Alex
Kriaran, Ray Emerson, p. IzilagyL II r.
Wallace, Vincenz Lucito, b. e. stafford.
Charles Helscher, Mrs. L A. Cruz, Mary
Stuart, Con Frandt, Carlo BonfilL Mrs.
Ceona Finch. James Koulentes, ]. A. He'll
burg, Matte Fogei, Muncie LOnenzo. Mrs.
ThuTsia M~eizenegger, Duncan Nelson.
Paul Maloney, Jank Mlinaric; steamer
trunk. marked John Petree; russell trunk,
marked William Rebesock, q. A. Baxter;
chest. marked Frank Armstrong; boxes.
marked J. NJ. Howell. N Taylor. Hjurady
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least exp
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
METZ BROTHERS.

The st. James won three games from the
West Sides last night on the Metropolitan
alleys. Wilson had high three games with
492 and Yoasen had high single game with
play the Daily News team. Score:
ct JAMES
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTORS
Plans for excavating our new factory
at 18th and Davenport may be seen
Wednesday on our office In the Avery
building. Bids must be in by 4 p. m. Thurs
day, September 3. Right reserved to reject
any and all bids. LoOSE-WILES co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

GRINNELL.

Officials: Referee. Cornell, Lincoln; UNI
pire, Clevenger, Lincoln; field Judge, Pin
neo; head linesman. DR.. Clapp.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

$500 ISAlE VI
public accounts. Lincoln, Sept. 10, 1895.
II is hereby certified that the Ffremen'a
Fund Insurance company of San Francisco,
the insurance law Of this state applicable
to such companies and Is therefore author
lied to continue the business Of fire, light
ming and tornado insurance in this state
1909.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
auditor of public accounts the day and
Se"i i" " TNS SuApTE t.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

Did it ever hit you that it
really pays to buy dependable,
classy clothesf
If all professional and bust
ness men realized how much a
well dressed appearance adds to
their prestige, it wouldn't be
possible to keep up with the de-
mand for the KIND of clothes we
PSell in this shop.
Our clothes lend an air of
dignity and distinction to the
wearer and show that thought
and care of personal appearance
which all admire.
We sell that kind of suits and
9vercoats at $40 to $40. Those
4 $25 to $50 are the most per-
,sistent sellers.
Drop in and talk it over.
w. T. BoURKE,
Mems Fashion Shop,
s19 South 10th st. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
HARNESS RACING AT LEXINGTON
Queen Wins Tranaylvania
stake from TeaseI.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. 1.-The Transyl-
vania, the greatest and the most priced
stake for light harness horses, was won
today by the overwhelming favorite, Span
ish Queen, owed by G. II. Estabrook OF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

BONDS FOR SALE. SCHOOL DISTRICT
Of O~maha-Sealed bids Will be received by
the undersigned until September is, 1905, at
2 o'clock p. m, for the purchase OF school
district bonds In the sum OF two hundred
fifty thousands ($250. 0O0) dollars os the de-
nomination Of one thousand 0i.sssl dollars
cent per annum, semi-annuRl. payable jan
uary / at the Nebraska fisoal agency in
the City of New York. Bonds dated July
/ 1908, 10 run twenty yeaTa without option,
Bids must be accompanied by a certified
or cashiers check on a national bank OF
Omaha for two per cent of the amount OF
bonds bid upon and submitted with a view
~ having the bonds delivered as follows,
at The option OF the bidder, viz: Either
the entire issue to be 3sllvered october
l5 1905, or S1O6, 600 on that date. 100000 on
Nov emUer 10, 1868, and $4,000 or December
!, 1905, plus accrued interest from July 1
10 date OF delivery. The Board OF Educa-
ton reserves the right 70 reject any or all
bios submitted. Complete abstract OF pro-
ceedinKs regarding the issue of these bonds
mailed on application. IndoTSe on envelope
bid Tor School Ronds." j. #. BurEssS.
Secretary Board Of Education, 65 City HALL
Omaha, Eeb. Szdbt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

Muy, baynard, A. {. MAJOR; SUIT cases,
marked h. kroop, j.. S. Hamilton, Fl. Nc
Gee, Fred Filson, Charles Lonely. F. ii.
Hartman, J. E. Grant, s. e. Peikarski,
Arthur Patari, Miss NJ. Pace, Mrs. NJ.
Hooper, FRANK BOLTON, J. IL. Morrison,
Fran Meyers, H. A. Powell; canvas tele-
scope, marked II. G. Morhouse, John
Cord, e. q. Collins, r. ]. Walters, FRANK
Hughes. J. d. Mayo, II. d. Carpenter, 6.
G. Brosins. Charles Raymond. J. Il.
John Murphy, l.. 8. Grandstaff, +. w.
Schaffer. II. P. Johnson, A. Leyner, II.
Peterson, Harry Swanson, John Roberts,
Man, Miss Alma Robert. j. ". Weiae:
yalise. marked A. Pe7iff; hamper. marked
q. Kaneks; also Loo pieces OF miscellan-
blankets. ~valises. trunks, boxes, chests,
watches and musical instruments not
marked. A. TRAYNOR, General Baggage
Agent. S12-19-$O5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

CHIEF 'QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE
Omaha. Nebraska, August l, 1908. Sealed
proposals.. in triplicate, Will be received
here and by quartermasters at the posts
named herein. until 10 a. m. central standard
time. August 81, 1908. for furnishing oats,
bran, hay and straw, during the period
from October /, 1908. to June 80. 1909, at
Omaha O. NJ. depot, Forts Crook, Omaha,
and Robinson. Nebraska; Forts Leayen-
worth and Riley, Kansas; Forts ID. a. Rus
sell, Mackenzie and Washable, Wyoming
Fort Des Moines. iowa, and Fort Meade.
South Dakota. Proposals for delivery at
other places win not be entertained. United
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
MRS. ANDERSON WINS HONoRs
Chicago Woman AXE Championship
at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 9.-Mrs. w. r. An
dersOn of Chicago, representing the Hins-
championship here today, She defeated
Miss Grace Semple of the 81. Louis Country
club, 3 up and ? to play. the match being
the last OF the tournament which started
Monday. The cards were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

NOTICE TO VOTERS. NOTICE IS HERE
by given that all voters desiring to vote
at the primary election to be held In the
city of Omaha on Tuesday, September L,
1908. who have moved from one voting dis
trict 20 another since the last registration
day. should call at the city clerks office
on or before Friday. August p, 1908, and
secure certificates Of removal to ena bic
them to vote. For the accommodation Of
voters who cannot attend during the day,
the city clerks office will remain open
until 8 O'Clock p. m. on Friday. August q.
1908, for the purpose Of issuing such Ger.
tificates. Omaha Neb., August IS, 1905.
DAN b. BUTLER. city Clerk. AlsdSt
ceived at Office of Treasurer, Battle
Mountain Sanitarium. n. H. ID. v. s., Hot
Springs, South Dakota; until IL O'clock, M,
September 5. 1908. and then opened for fur
nishing and delivery of Subsistence Sup
plies, Il. accordance with instructions and
specificatsons. copies Of which, will blank
proposals and other information, may be
had upon application to- w. A.. Tucker,
Treasurer AlOls25
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Auditor OF Public Accouts.

JOHN l. PIERCE, Deputy.
Isaac A. Coles. General Insurance, Room
q Douglas Block. Telephone Douglas IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

Denver and driven by Gus Macy. The
victory was easy.
The pacing division OF the Kentucky fu-
turity was Unfinished and goes over until
tomorrow. Catherine Direct. the favorite
won the first and fourth heats, Colonel For
rest the second and third heats. The track
was heavy, resulting from rain this morn
ing. Summary.
Troftinn 2.l6 class nnfinshcd From,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

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