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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

NOTICE TO BREEDERS ! THE
thorough bred horse Twelfth Night.
Is now in stud at Cafees Stables,
cor. 33rd ST., and Huntington ave-
nue.. fta. 314-tf
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WANTED-BOARDERS TO OCCUPY
pleasant rooms. 12O Thirty-second
street S-2i-6t.
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Statesmen WANTED = CIGAR
statesmen wanted. Experience un-
necessary. 500 per month and ex.
penses PEERLESS CIGAR CO.,
Toledo. Ohio. 3-2O-7t
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REGULAR MEALS 25c. THERE ARE
others just as good; none better
BELMONT LUNCH. II.
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WANTED.

WANTED-5 FIRST CLASS MILLIN-
ers at once. Good wages to the right
parties. THE BOSTON STORE.
290S Washington Avenue. 3-.27-6t
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aasIa Of Am vlr,ua.

Sincerity and truth are the basis c
every uftue.--Confuctpa. /.
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Thought for Vain Man.
Every man has just as much vanity
as he lacks Understandings Pope.
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WANTED - PERSONS DESIRING
pleasant rooms. modern improve.
ments. Phone No. 366 or call 1870
Thirtyilrst street.
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wANTED-TABLB BoARDERs, 3ll4
: West avenue. 3-26,6t.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-DEsIRABLE HOME
near West avenue. Ten rooms; all
modern improvements. including
hot water heating plant. Price.
$4,000. Address HOME" care
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
|. fer; OFFICES C. & o. Station. Phones,
Bell. Nos. 4Oi and 1876; Citizens No.
~. tt.
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The reason n girl is so easy to kiss
is she won't let You.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
IN RULES OF GOLF
Many Alterations Made in Code Gov
erning Play on Links.
NO THREEsoMEs IN JOURNEYS
other DeviatiOns from Practices of
the Past that VIII Work to
Advantage of the Game
Are Adopted.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Many changes are
coming next year in the rules of golf. So
much has been heard of that tout of
bounds rule, together with that relating
to the Zine of the putt" that further
comment is not necessary, but there are
other alterations which will puzzle some
players. For instance, under the new read
ing of the rules a player will be allowed to
remove sufficient sand to enable him to
see the top of the ball when lying in sand,
whether in a hazard or otherwise. This is
a contamination sure to be fully taken
advantage of, but there is likely to be
difficulty in discriminating when the new
law ought to come into operation. Added
to this many are likely to take advantage
Of the reading of the rule as an excuse
for grounding the club in a hazard.
The rule relating to casual water on the
putting green has also been amended, and
the new order of things will be pleasing
to most. Under the old rule a player could
only lift and place Immediately behind the
water, but under the new code a ball lying
in casual water on a putting green may be
lifted without penalty and placed within
two club lengths. but not nearer to the
hole. so as to afford a putt without casual
water intervening.
A rulo likely to put a curb on the hurried
putter is that which says that II a player
plays before his opponents ball is at rest
on the green he will forfeit the hole. The
old rule covered this phase. but previously
the penalty was only one stroke.
In medal play, II a competitor plays more
than one stroke with the wrong ball, eX-
cept when in a hazard, he will lay himself
open to disqualification. Should the error
be discovered, however, after playing the
first stroke he will incur no penalty, IL he
should then proceed to play his own ball.
Another rule that the new code makes
more drastic is that relating to play within
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
GOTHAM TEAMS AFTER PLAYERS
Giants, Superbas and Yankees All
Want New Men.

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Now that the
annual base ball meetings of the major
league are things of the past fandom is
beginning to look once more toward the
season of 1909. From the time that the
worlds championship series closed there
have been rumors of trades and deals
whereby each of the major league clubs
hope to develop a team of sufficient calibre
to clinch either the Pulliam or johnson
amer and subsequently the premier
title of the universe. For a while these
glowing reports furnished some excellent
gossip, but now the supporters Of the ma
tional pastime are seeking not the ordinary
winter base ball dope, but trades that have
something of the substantial and reason
able about them.
The three local clubs. the Giants
Yankees and Superbas. are still in the field
for deals. 1t is evident. of course, tina the
Brooklyn club, first OF all, is DESTROYS of
procuring a manager, and President Ebbets
appears to have his mind set on Bill
Dahlen. the Boston shortstop. former Giant,
but just here John ]. McGraw and Dewey
have put Ebbets in a hole. Ebbets waited
too long before putting through a trade
that would get him Dahlen as manager,
and now he is up against 1t. The Superbas
are without a head, and Ebbets must
make a sacrifice to land this necessary
adjunct to his team. He says he would
have bought Dahlen from Boston IL Dewey
had not made the figure so high. 1t was
something like S11.0OO. but that was a joke
that Bbbets did not appreciate.
II am perfectly willing to sell Dahlen
II they will give me a reasonable price
for him. said Dewey, but I had rather
have a player who could take his place"
He laughed about the $1,000 and intimated
that It was a joke.
Ebbets then said: 81 can't give Boston
one OF my star men. for Dahlen is getting
old, and II he proved a failure as a man
ager he would not be any too fast as a
shortstop. If Dewey is willing to sell him
reasonably l will try and trade with him"
Ebbets, however. waited too long, and
now he has got TO turn loose a good man.
Boston intimated to him that they would
like to have Herzog. OF the Giants, to take
Dahlen's place at short. Ebbets then went
TO McGraw. Now. McGraw holds the whip
hand. He will not turn loose HerEog I'M
less he gets something good. and Boston
will not trade unless they get Herzog.
Bbbets went to see McGraw again. but
they were unable TO do anything. McGraw
has suggested that he would take Hum.
nell, but Ebbets threw a fit Immediately
and said that he couldn't afford to sacrl-
flee one OF the best men on his club. II
Is whipsawed either way he turns. In
either event he only gets Dahlen. while
Boston and New York must each get q
star man. II nothing else can be done
Ebbets may appoint Lumley manager, and
stop the whole proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

Baxter In three rounds and afterward beat
the latter in twelve rounds for the 126
pound Championship. Abbot was also
trimmed by Sam Baxter, only to turn the
tables a few months later. Fred Johnson,
the British featherweight, also shifted
honors with Bill Baxter. He beat him in
three rounds in 1887, and then lost the
11S pound championship of England to him
in forty-two rounds the next year. Johnson
beat Baxter in six rounds in 1889. was
defeated him in twenty und in 1890
and then won a six round bout in 1894.
Joe Walcott defeated George Gardner in
thirty rounds on the Coast in 1901, but the
next year Gardner had no trouble in taking
the measure of the Giant Killer in twenty
rounds, also In California. These cases are
used as a conclusive argument that there
is little truth in the assertion hat one
boxer beating another can never reverse
the odds in a subsequent encounter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
WAR ON RACING ON THE COAST
Reformers at San VIII Try
40 stOD Game.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.-The ire
formers" are trying to kill racing here
just as Governor Hughes killed it in New
York state. but in Frisco it isn't a blue
nose proposition. The fight against the
racing game is the result of a political
SCRAP. Racing goes on nine months in the
year in California. Naturally there are
tremendous financial interests, and many
politicians are in for a slice here and
there. The insiders are always trying to
hang on to their graft and the outsiders
are always trying to break in. This makes
a fight within the ring, and there are al
ways a few real reformers hanging around
the outskirts ready and anxious to take a
hand. No doubt there are a few genuine
reformers in the California movement. but
they ere in a small minority.
II Is not likely that racing will be
stopped I'm the Golden State. California
has Always been liberal. like Nevada. and
most OF the western states. where there
are no blue-nose traditionA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

twenty yards of the hole before the flag
stick has been removed.
A player who hits the pin or the person
standing at the hole within this distance
was formerly penallzed two strokes, but
under the new code the penalty is doubled
Following is a summary Of the chief
alterations:
1. A ball must be dropped over the
shoulder instead of the head.
2. A player will be entitled to remove
sufficient sand to enable him to see the top
of the ball when lying In sand, whether in
a hazard or otherwise.
Formerly this could not be done.
g. When a ball has-been played out Of
bounds, another ball must be dropped at
If the ball has been driven out of bounds
from the tee, another ball may be teed on
the teeing ground.
Under the old rules teeing was nadmis-
sible.
4. A ball lying In casual water on a
putting green may be lifted without pen
atty and placed within two club lengths,
but not nearer to the hole, so as to afford
a putt without casual water Intervening:
and the same course may be taken Il
casual water intervenes between the ball
and the hole.
Under the old rule a player could only
lift and place Immediately behind the
water.
8. Dung. wormcasts, snow and ice on
the putting green may be removed by
scraping them aside with a club; but the
club must not be laid with more than its
own weight upon the ground, nor must
anything be pressed down, either with the
club or in any other way. Brushing II
with the hand will not be permitted.
Formerly 1t was permissible to brush
away earth. sand. wormcasts, snow, etc,
lightly with the hand.
6. II a player plays before his opponents
ball is at rest on the putting green. he
will lose the hole, instead Of a stroke, as
formerly.
z. The following changes relate to stroke
play:
Ca) The committee in charge of a COM
petition will now be responsible for adding
up the scoring cards. not the secretary, as
formerly.
OBJ If a player plays outside, the limits
OF the teeing ground he will lose a stroke.
and the second stroke must be played in
side the teeing ground.
Under the old rule the penalty was dis
qualification.
(c) Except when in a hazard. IL a player
PLAYS two consecutive strokes with a wrong
ball, he will be disqualified; but II he
plays only one such stroke will incur no
penalty il he then plays his own ball.
Under the old rule, playing two consecu-
tive strokes with the wrong ball did not
disqualify, provided that the player dis
covered his mistake before playing from
the next tee. or in the case of the last
hole, before handing in his card.
cd 1t a competitor plays more than one
stroke with a ball other than his own, in
hazard and the mistake is discovered be-
f~orefore he has played a stroke with the
wrong ball outside the hazard. no penalty
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

It is an easy matter to do busines
through The Bee Want Ad. columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
BILLIARD TOURNEY AT CHICAGO
Great Championship Match Is Being
Arranged.

AEEuuktus
NEW YORK. Dec. &.-What promises to
be one OF the best professional champion
ship billiard ever held in this
country is that slated for Chicago during
the latter part of February or early March.
Practically all the star players in the
world of the cue and ivory ball have an
nounced their intention of entering the
competition for the worlds title at eigh-
teen-inch balk line, two shots in. OF all
the probable entries there Is none that has
attracted more attention than that Of
Calvin, Demarest, the former amateur
championship, who created quite a sensa-
ton last winter by establishing a new
amateur record for a high run. Willie
Hoppe also has stated that he will be there
to try to regain his title, while Slosson.
Sutton, Cutler and Morningstar will prob
ably be among those present at the green
cloth table. At the present time it APP
pears that Schaefer will be the only
lumlnary Of the cue, who will not shine
at the tournament.
Sohaefer has sent word from his Denver
home that he is afraid his health will not
permit him to show in Chicago until the
spring of the year. The rest of the would
be contestants are busily engaged in prac-
tice. and all eyes are watching the work
of Demarest. His work is Improving
rapidly. and those who know the game
like a book predict that before many more
championship contests have been played
the former amateur will hold the worlds
professional title. When he enters the
play in February or March he will lack one
important requisite Of a champion-experi-
ence I'm tight places. However, he has
been wonderfully steady in all of his prac-
tice matches TO date.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

will be incurred, provided that he then
plays his own ball.
(el II a player plays within twenty yards
OF the hole before the flagstick s removed,
and the ball hits the suOk or the person
standing at the hole, he will incur a pen
atty of two strokes.
The old rule. which provided that a
player who Played within twenty yards Of
the pin without having 1t removed was
ipso facto liable to a penalty of one stroke
has been rescinded.
~ Players must play in couples, and II
a player is left without a match, the COM
mittee must provide him with n companion
or n marker. The rules are silent as to
sex.
Formerly three players could play to-
gether.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
HOWARD JONES GOES TO YALE
Syracuse Coach VIII Have Charge of
the ELI Team.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. Alt was
reported here recently that Howard Jones.
Yale, 'oS, and coach OF this years SYRIA
cuse university foot ball team. will be
placed in charge of the Yale 1859 foot ball
squad. Jones did excellent work with the
New Workers last season and great efforts
have been made to place him in charge OF
the Bulldogs gridiron affairs. The Navy
and Syracuse are both after Jones for next
year, but he will undoubtedly give HIS
services 10 his alma mater.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

The commission for Old Paris has
deputed a gardener to take special
care Of the "arbre de la Liberte :"
planted in the Rue de Richeliu IN front
Of the National library in 1913
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02
small prlee for sadoes Of Honor.

fieFi medals awarded TO Major C.
STUART lneluding the small gold medal
ior ne battle Of Roleia and The Army
o. India medal with ave clasps. real.
i<sa $50 81 auction 10 London.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02
Constitutional Amendments 10 be
Voted On, November 3rd.

TORS or rI5f STATE on IDAHO
NNR THEIR REJECTION OR APP
PRoyRt. Az AMENpMfNT TO SEC.
TlON 3 on AKrfCfE - or THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE or
iDAlfn Tp PERMIT cuVNTY AS
eEssoRs AND TAX Col.LNt TORS
To EMPLOY sicii DEPUTIES ASD
CLERICAL BRLp As TliE nUSI-
KISS or THEIR oFFicE MAY RE
ctfER
rs u Resolved - ihs Legislature 81
ths sfaie II ieeRoi
setuop Thai aetfloe 6 - affleie -
~ ths ea87fitgiian ~ the STATIC ~ Ifa-
d. ~ er,endrd ia reaa se felleez
stcisan CHE i-eisisfnre. ~ general
sna nrfofn laws ,hsii provide Tor the
sier0aH hteniailf % each 81 ibe Soy.
sfst topasiss q tae state % county
seraiiselaaefs eneHa. county treas
efsf rhs ie ex-a1ieio public admials-
traitor n probate lui1e. county sp-
psriuifaaent " Fuhiie Instruction,
county assessor Nho is ss-enieiq sax
cDileeisf 4 eaganet and sarYsger The
ftsfk 81 me fietuei court shnu ~ ea-
oricie oeHtar and ff.oritf 30 other
county nnte,e shall be- established hut
ne legislature - aenrrai and uniform
isps sbau nfaftde for such township.
.rsatnst ana auaaitinal officers 49, ppb.
~ tssttaisnse r,av re,,,ifa ANA shall
rrrscfihe thcff duties. ana ~ their
farms ~ onise .rhe legislature shall
srs,ids for the sfs,e4 nrrsnstabli.ty 81
f.a.rfe tauushle nfreinct ANA munich.
ssf ae4esra far an feee which may "a
collected j., Them ana Tor aH public
and mt.nieisst MONEYS which may be
fasa q them 81 onicialig come Into their
nsa.ssiae The eansts commissioners
mac .nn.of counsel when necessary
rts sherir. aascsaor end tas collector.
district e9ati ahai ~ empowered bs
'ne snsr's eaiainisaicpfft :" appoint /
such aepAtir7 ana clerical assistance az
tte business ~ shfif once may require I
raia deputies ana piefirhi assistants :"
reserve rpsb fai"isnsAtlon - may -
NAed ~ tns fpNhtf rHiiiniirnipnfiA 80
shefin g county assessor anaN pr GUAM I
ned e hNin thf iffm or enlee in'infi'
aieiy epeceeiins thF term i'i "h'cn he
WIS elected. inf salary ana n"fln'h-
peor - ~ county superintendent Hh"F
p nkei y hN
asf The question 20 ~ shnnil'7n
% the tiftigfs % the state 81 l"Ahp ni
the neat sfnefai fif'i 20" Hhail Dc o.. Tot
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the constitution q the state ot iaahe
p afaenhea - a. 20 permit county az
SCISSORS Asia tAA collectors TO employ
sufh deputies ana clerical help 49, me
business % their office may reauifeF
see q The secretary 81 state y mere
~ authorised 20 make r"hlieHtion 81
this constitutional amendment "a e"eh
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
Die ,Idpitin SDbQnna".

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