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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

o. r. Carney. chief clerk at the Merchants
hotel, who was stricken with pneumonia
last Saturday continues TO about hold his
own, having passed a fairly good night
Monday night. His parents are now enroute
from New York to Omaha.
e. w. Dixon of Davenport, Ia, who has
been successfully engaged in the coal busi-
ness for a number of years in that city and
was at one time a resident OF Omaha. has
been staying for the last week with his
daughters, Mrs. ii. A Doud and Mrs. c..
u. Smith. He came here to visit his
relatives m attend the corn show n
coal dealers convention. and will return
to Davenport after Christmas.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
REYNOLDS WINS THE PLAYoFF
Third Series of sawofRs Necessary to
Decide II.

Third Series of sawofRs Necessary to
Decide II.
At last the deciding game at the Royal
pool tournament has been played n the
winner declared after. a total OF forty
winner Although Reynolds was the lucky
one to receive that honor, stiii Swanson n
Harsch deserves 1t also for the game fight
Of SH' Saw eSf9 S Rame Sp P TSeg S sSs three area i bsTs
neither giving up or losing heart until the
last ball had been pocketed by their oppo-
nent.
The tournament started with eight play
ers, with Reynolds, Swanson, Harsch
and Usher all four being tied at the close
Ior iirst place: They played off that tie.
Reynolds, Swanson and Harsch still tied.
Then the three played II off and the result
was stii q tie between them. They then
tried. II once more, at last breaking the
deadlock with Reynolds first, Swanson sec
ond, and Harseh for third money.
White received a box of Senator Willard
ty-seven balls. Harsch got the box Of Law
renee Barrett cigars for defeating his oppo-
nent by the largest number of balls, is to
~ Usher. swanson and REYNOLDS received
the box of Lord Curzon cigars for winning
in the least number of innings.
me tournament has been more than a
success, which was in evidence from the
attendance which no doubt was due to the
high class pool played during the tourna-
ment and the prolonged holly contested
fight at the finish.
Last nights game was a vhirlwind fin
ish with. Reynolds going out In eight in
nings. playing a fast. consistent game
Throughout. while Swanson played in hard
luck.
Score:
Total. 15.
SWANSON. IL 2. IA, II, 1, 1, $50.
scratches-Reynolds. j. High Sun-Rey-
nolds, 20.
Following is the standing of the eight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Pueblo Pugilist Lasts Less Than One
Round With CoIored Man.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2-Sam Lang
ford. the colored middieweight, making his
first appearance in q, local ring, made good
with a vengeance and incidentally made
short work OF Jim Flynn OF Pueblo, Colo.
Langford knocked out his man In. the first
round after two minutes of fighting.
Jimmy Walsh of Boston and Monte Attell
of San Francisco, bantamweights, fought
fifteen rounds TO a draw IN a preliminary
to the Langford-F1ynn contest. Up to the
eleventh round Attell appeared to hold a
safe lead. He landed oftener and harder
in a very spirited exhibition.
The tables were turned, however, in the
twelfth round. In this round Walsh bat
tered his man with rights and lefts to
the body and head md Attell was dis
turbed when he went to his corner. He
three final rounds. but Walsh clearly OUT
fought him. At the end Of the fifteenth
round Referee King promptly called II a
drawn battle. Attell's face was badly dis
figured. while the Boston fighter presented
practically an unbroken front.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
CALL TO ARMS BY HARTIGAN
Adjutant General summons Members
of ShalIenbeFger's stan for
InauRura1- Bali .Nrr

Omaha celonels on the starr OF Governor
elect Shallenberger have received the first
call to arms and are summoned to report
for duty at 7 O'Clock on the evening OF
January Z. to suppress any insuTrection or
uprising at the inaugural bali Of the new
governor. They must be attlred in the
uniform Of their rank and each colonel
must have a regulation sword. ="
Colonel John c.. Hartigan of FaiT5ury,
adjutant general. has issued the call. The
adjutant general writes that the duties Of
the colonies on the staff Of the governor
will not be arduous or onepous."
The seven colonies in Omaha are prac-
ticing daily in the basement Of the city
hall. Custodian Rowden. who Is a veteran
OF the civil war. has also kindly consented
to act as director ana the seven go through
the setting-up exercises every morning, as
well as experimenting with several maneu-
Evers.
Charles L. flaming. A. d. FetteFman, b.
+. Marshall. Ed p Bergman. Thomas +.
Byrne. M. r. Murphy and sophus Neble
are the Omaha colonies on the staff Of the
new governor. IS f4 W
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
nrs. A1eRaney.s nEperaenea.

Mrs NJ. McRaney. Prentsa. MiEs. writes
Il was confined to my bed for three
months with kidney ana bladder trouble
and wa treated by two physicians. but
failed 70 get relief. No human tongue can
tell how I suffered n I had given up
hope Of ever getting well until l began
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. AFTER tsk-
Ing two bottles I felt like . new person
ana feel it my duty TO tell suffering women
what Foley's Kidney Remedy did Ter me-"
sold BY all druggistS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

II. L. Smith, a Rhode Island travelling
man, is the victim of a MATCHMAKING pro-
pensity on the part of a similarly employed
friend. Smith halls from a community
made famous in a play which Augustus
Thona wrote and Lawrence D'Orsay
played and accordingly almost Inevitable
that Smith shoul be known as the Earl
of Pawtucket. Smith looks little like a
Brtisher, but the name hung onto him
has actually resulted in his becoming a
student of English dialect OF the Ha-ha.
musical comedy king, and he has gained
much proficiency therein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Berry Maid, the FavOrite, at Emery
vile, is Beaten by voorhees,.
FAvORITES WIN AT SANTA ANITA
Jack Atlin and Dainty belle Are
Held at such PrOhibitive odds
That They Are Not
Played.
FAvORITEs WIN AT SANTA ANITA

OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. 22-At Emeryville
today the favorite Jared badly. Berry
Maid was plunged on In the fifth and APP
peared to be winning. but Upton grew oyer
confident and she was beaten by voorhees,.
Jockey Groth was suspended for incompe-
tehey. He was on Ocean Shore, which in-
terfered with Berry Maid. Tawasentha, a
Stool chance, led Native Son home in the
second. o. A.. Bianchi and Frank We're
put in claims for Native Son and Bianchi
got him for s1,225. Summaries;
First race. six fyrlongs, selling; Beau,
+. H. King, IL to % third. Time: 1:f47S.
S0wen. Pop ,,d HamPs1n BeSuty' Pro oI
Tawsentha d15, Hayes. . to u won, Nav
son qia, scoyille, 3 to s. second, General
In. Cobury. Rose Cherry. Blanche C. and
Sid Silver finished as named.
hire race, mile and o~ne-quarter, selling;
member 40. Lyeurgus, 4 to ~ second, Full
letta qQS. TapIin. IL to % third. Time;
book and Prince OF Orange finished as
Fourth race, enc mile. purse: voorhees,
Upton, ii to 10 second, creation Cs, Tap.
shore. Keep Moving. DESTROYS and Down
= y rs ldAliCO
Fifth race. one mile, selling: Saracinesca
ql2. Miller. IL to % won, standover al,
Mk Sc1ryn; 8 to y second fSi, ForTs1r mn 81 81.
Mabel Hollander, Fredonia, Etapa. Little
Minister. Miss Bootless, Military Man. Ker-
Sixth race. five furionss. selling: Here
@ss Burton. T. to y second, Belle Kinney
Seven Full, Right Easy. Smiley Metznef,
BIZ Eaton, Rosevale and Platoon finished
as. named. ,
-Four Favorites win.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22-Four favorites
were successful at Santa Anita park today.
Jack Akin al 1 to s and Dainty Belle at
1 to 3 we're at such prohibitive odds that
they were not placed. The other two first
choices were quoted at llberaI Odds. Jack
Atkin, winner of many big handicaps II
the east, made a runaway race in the
third event. winning by ten lengths. SUM
maries:
First race, five furlongs, selling: Father
Stafford u07, Shilling. u TO 8 won, Furnace
Der QW, Trubel, 10 to 81 third. Time: O:59a5.
Howard Parson. The Drake, Hardly Son,
A A1I1aDeFE Esxp DeitHsor' Mr. TnI B,s Sopm and via wa.
Second race, seven furlongs. selling:
Amigo dl2, Pstten. Ii to u second. Paul
West Q09. Rice, 100 to u third. Time:
l:26m. Shasta Max, Gannett,. Taos. Sachet.
All Ablaze, Royal Ascot, Golden Rule and
Christine A. also ran.
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
purse: Jack Atkin Q12. Powers, 1 to 81
ond, Go Between Q12. Trubel, 200 to y
third. Time: 1:057b. Bud Embry and Light
Comedian also ran.
Fourth race. one mile and an eighth, sell
ing: Ben Trovato Oil, Page, s to 81 won,
Gold Way Qo9, Shilling, II to 81 second,
Arimus- C09, King, Is to 81 third. Time:
1852. Monvina n Captain Burnett also
ran.
Fifth race, seven furlor gs. selling: Mil
Cctt tile Q6e, Howard, 8 to ID second, Vivian
lo9, Shilling. to y third. Time: 1;2h.
lucent, Court Martial and Rather Royal
also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
wEsTERNERs wAsFF TO LEAVE
Movement ON Foot fer Golf AssOcia-
tion to Seeede.

CHICAGO, Dec. 244rhat Charles E.
Thompson Of the Homewood Country club
will be the next president of tie Western
Golf association is said to be assured.
The annual meeting of the association will
be held here January 16, and no candidate
against him has appeared. Interviews with
Mr.. Thompson and Albert r. Gates, pres
ent president of the organization, today
ing would develop a movement to secede
from the National Golf association and
form a new organization to be called the
Golf Association Of America.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
sawe's Pool Tonrnament.

Ittner was put out of the running for the
first money last night In the. Sterling pool
tournament by ]. Meeks in "a close and ex-
citing game by the score or l1 to 100. This
first money, which will be played OFF, after
the tournament is over. and the winner is
to meet the winner of the Royal tourna-
ments Score:
]. Meeks-s. 2. 10, 2. 2. 9, 1, /, 4, s, %, 6,
IS, 8, 6. 2. s, 2, 1-10i. r'r-i -
Ittner-lS. -, q, p T., g. TO- 6. Q, Z, 4
Tonight Barney and bradshaw will play.
THE 2TANnING
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Take warAtms.

Don't let stomach, liver nor kidney
trouble down you, when you can quickly
down them with Electric Bitters. 4c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Latham's RACQUET Matches.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The first of two
ratches which Peter Latham, racquet
county, viii be held at The New y tnls
Racquet and Tennis club on Saturday
next, when he will meet George standing
the former English pion. The best
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
WITH THE

The Daily News team is coming some
the West Sides on the haser1enf aIieys
Al three games were close. and some good
bowling was DOM by both teams. Geddes
eos and Howley was high for the West
Sides with 46l. Score:
nan - uwrD
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

White defeated Harsch in the Monarch
pool tourney by a score OF 1903 to 90. White
played a fast game. Score by Innings: '
Waite 2 10 l. A. q, Is, T. II. 2, g.
Hsrsch-S H. l., SSSs 81. 1. .. L Total.
scratches-white, s: Harsch, g..
Tuesday night-Harsch and Usher,
Standing: --
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

Last night was another big night for the
Post0ffice league ON the basement alleys 81
the Metropolitan. The Carriers A took three
games from the Carriers b, and makihr Al
the biggest total for three games that has
been played this season-l,a0. Metcalf. tie
dark horse OF the A class, took the honors
for his team with a grand total OF ll6. and
Crabb had high total for n class with S6
for three games. Captain Morrison rs much
with his team. having won every
this season. and holds q team AVERAGE
OF 1000. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

last evening at the orpheum. wednesday
they will meet again at the plant. After
that they will be at liberty until after
January !, 1909. -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES

NoTIcE-stoekholders' meeting Of the
given tina the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Union Land company
for the election Of five directors and the
legally come before the meeting will be
held at the office OF the general solicitor,
union. Pacific He~aaquelter building. sth
on Monday the nth day OF January, 1919.
at 10 o'clock q m. Tbs stock transfer
hooks wfl be closed ten days previous to
ALEX MILLER se~cratary.
New York City, N. r.. Dec. II ls4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

three sets out of five are to be played,
Latham will play a second match with
Jay Gould. who Is the American amateur
champion, on JanuaryrAdonnthe courts of
university. bie J
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

Lest night on the Metropolitan alleys the
Chabot Shoe company took three games
from the postoffice team. Nelson OF the
Chaoots had high game OF I6 and high
total Of $50. Stapenhorst had high single
OF a2 Tor his team and 5S total. Score:
CHABOT SHOE co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHn
Omaha Gas company will be held at the
office. OF the company. 1909 Howard St. at
1880 o. M Monday. JauOary az 1s04. for the
election Of directors for the epsuing year.
and for the transaction OF sucA other busi-
ness a. may come before The meeting.
prank 7. Hamilton. president; George w.
C~labaugh, secretary. D16di0t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Following is the standing of the eight
players, Including ali piay-off 1ames
LANGFORD KNOCKS aaoUT FLYNN

Reynolds will play the winner OF the Ster.
ling tournament. n the winner will play
the winner of the Monarch tourney.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

Brother Don has completely
He says IL he catches the mau who asked
the score he'll eat him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

left-hsnded jab at Chicago because Chicago
went TO New York October s, and humbled
the Giants In their own castle in face of all
the odds set up by the same commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

ZONES now M. McGrav and adds to his
other iaurels the distinction Of being a
great humorist. Il want TO get Joe Nc
EGinnity placed with some club as playing
manager" says the inmltable clown Of
base ball. known in former years as man
ager Of the Giants. ~ have watched him
play for many seasons and know he has
the making of a great manag in him."
That certainly will go down as the best
joke of the season. This is not the first
time Muggsy has posed as a fruit peddler.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

PRICES


Fresh Turkeys. Geese. Ducks. Poultry of all kinds just received from the
country Lowest prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

Butch Freese says ne has been eating all
the liverwurst he could get this winter
and he works in a butcher shop-and he Is
willing to stake his reputation as a dietary
expert on the assertion that this food is
far superior to the diet OF onions and Ice
cream recommended by ]. Gondins, as the
only infallble winter food for ball players.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

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an bns 9uetNiirean, Iernnals Citation, Harf'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

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