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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
sewen Wins the FeIdwick Handicap
Mt oakland.

OAKLAND 10Y nImssEsIl the 70 Il
iavoTite' scored q !, t,bbe EEe,9 wicv han ~ 01
at the Oakland track today. The event
was at six furlongs and was the feature
8 Of. a. S9Sd w SsTa' am 6arnf fSSe s SaY's arrivals aha
A carload of horses, including Rose Ben,
consigned to Weir will reach Emeryville
tomorrow. Summaries:
First race. six furlongs, selling: Nebulous
QO7, Keogh. 4 to - won, Captain Kennedy
uO2, 10 to 81 second, Adena 9lo2, kirsch,-
Sir Wesley, san Oak and Edith r finished
as named.
ga, Taplin, Z to won, Boas SP Welsh
l6 TO. 81 second, Billy Pullman uO2, c. Ross,
10 to u third. Time: 1:1S%. Billy Watkins,
Emma g., Billy Myer. Able and Billy Bow
legs finished as named.
Third race; one mile selling; Phal ana
c. Russell. S to u won. Charley Payne Ql9,
Archibald, Z to y third. Time: 14l&. Ro-
manoff. Mamie Zanhope and Elevation fin
Fourth race, six furlongs. Fieldwick han
dicap: Sewel Q15, Powers, 3 to - won, Ma
tive Son (92, Wells, 20 to ID second, Rowta
uOO, Gilbert, 10 to u third. Time: lib
Forse and Pajoroita finished as named.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing: Sir Brillar OO6, Vandusen, to II won,
EeiS aYeTIaSd dSS, FPG owers. - % to ~ y 'e t6ird.
Time: 1:4716. l.. c. Ackerly, Fulletta, Royal
Red and Lord rimrose finished as named.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
purse: Montgomery d12, Shilling, 10 to 20D
won, Neva Lee Q02, C. Miller, 5 to p Sec
ond. Don Enrique Q09, w. Miller, % to II
third. Time: 1:4S. Sugar Maid also ran.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1~1.-Summaries al
Latonia:
DIR. Mayer QO9, Martin, IS TO y won, XIII
ington ql2, Heidels to place. second,
third. Time: iii. Signor, Duomo, Gold
Front. DIR. Fizz, Automatic, Colonel Blue,
Governor Haskell, Green Bridge, Leaper
and The Robin also ran.
Second race, six furlongs: Marmorean
QO5, Martin, Z to 50 won, Miss Felix l00
Hufnagle, 5 to /, place. second, Europa 0W,
Butler, 4 TO /, show third. Time: 1:lSh,
Mclean, Moda, Daisy Chine, Miss X. o
B, Autumn Wind and MAZE Fletcher also
ran.
Third race, six furlongs: Snake Mary
QO0, Glasner, 4 to u won Sorrel Top u05
Deverich, Z to 10, place. second. Dainty
Bell QO0, Kennedy, 4 to 5, show third
Time: 1:17sb. May Celia, Viperine, Camille
NJ, Natasha, Refined, Hasty and Moscow
Fourth race, six f%urlongs: Merrick dO5
Martin. 3 to 81 won. Cloisteress 00O, Dever
ich, 4 to 8, place. second, Bonart 600, Bran
non. l to 3, show third. Time: 1855
Ovelando also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and a furlong: MaiC
Militant QO6, Butler, to II won, Quagg'
Q05, Kennedy, 2 to 5, place. second, APP
(93, Martin, 2 to l, show third. Time
2:0O1b. Gertrude Spann, Trueber, Imboden
Judge Treen and ID. G.. Taylor also ran.
Treasure (9S, A. Martin, Z to u won, Bitter
hand 07, Glasner, 4 to l, place. second
Leonard Joe Hayman (10S, Kennedy, 4 t
5. shew) third. Time. 1:5925.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
SHsRcLIFFE I'M MINNEAPOLIS
DespcrRdo Attacks JaIIers with Pa.
per Knife, but L. Quickly
uyerpoyered.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. tL-Frsnk sher.
cliffe. charged with being the principal in
a Northern Pacific holdup in Minneapolis
outskirts ON April l6, has been safely landed
in the Hennepin county jail. and although
he is wanted by Colorado authorities, will
be held here for trial Shercliffe faced a
~fifteen-year sentence for murder in Colo
RADIO. but escaped on his way to the pehi-
Tertiary. Within twelve hours after his
arrival here, a file was found In shercliffe's
possession with which It Is thought ,he
planned to escape. shercliffe was brought
from Knoxville. Tenn, and gave little
trouble until his arrival In Minneapolis. He
assaulted the jailers with a paper knife.
but was %overpowered before he could do
much damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
PERU GAME AT vINTON PARK
Bellevue and NOrmals Play for Cham
pIOnship Saturday.

Bellevue and NOrmnls Play for Cham
pIOnship Saturday.
Bellevue has arranged to play the big
game of its foot ball season in Omaha
Saturday with. Peru at Vinton street park
for the championship of the state. Peru
and Bellevue have long been great rivals
on the gridlron and the game Saturday is
looked upon as a sort of means of vlndi-
cation for the trouble of last year. when
both teams claimed the title of state
champion.
Bellevue has a great team this year and
has been making a good record in the
games played so far.
Creighton will be in st. Louis playing
with that star aggregation, leaving Vinton
street park vacant. Manager Hamblin
therefore decided to trapsfer the Bellevue
Peru game from Bellevue to Vinton street
park, that the people of Omaha might have
an opportunity to see this lively game.
As the Bellevue-Peru game draws nearer
interest in college circles grows acute. Peru
boasts an all-around team with three or
four stars besides, and 1t is clear that
Bellevue has no easy task ahead.
Tuesday morning a short rally was held
in the college chapel to let all know what
is before the Bellevue team and to cult
vate foot ball spirit. One or two more
rallies will be held later in the week, so
that the team may be given all the en-
enlargement which a fighting spirit can
e~ngender.
Bellevue alumni from all over the country
are sending letters to the eleven urging
them to play the game of their lives, and
many signify their intention Of being on the
side lines when the game is called. Prac-
tically the entire graduated class of last
year will be on hand. 1t is said that Pope,
last years tackle, will come all the way
from the state of Washington.
The team will be about the same, as that
which met Hastings, IL Enfield is able to
get back in the game; otherwise it will be
much weaker. 1t has, however, been neces-
sary to shift another new man into the
eleven to fill the end left open when Phelps
went to halfback.
Marnel is still laid up with a badly
bruised head and may possibly be held out
of the Peru game in order to put as strong
a team as possible again Doane a week
later. The week is being given to heavy
scrimmage work, starting early in the
afternoon. Coach Cronk has not given
much attention to the forward pass this
season, believing that 1t loses almost as
much as it gains. TIL pass will probably
not be prominent. as 1t was not in the
Hastings game. More accuracy has been
! obtained on all team work, however, since
then and the offense is more effective.
Pearson has been doing some fine work at
~punting, getting the ball off quickly and
for good distances.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
ROBBINSF FOR GREATER OMAHA
Real Estate Exchange President
Urges One Big City.
SAYS TAKE IN ALL NEARBY PLACES
Asserts In His Inaugural Address
that Exchange should Actively
the General
civic welfare.

Consolidation under one government Of
Omaha, South Omaha and other communi.
ties In the immediate vicinity. was urged
by President John w. Robbins IN his
inaugural address Wednesday noon TO the
members Of the Omaha Real Estate ex-
change.
This project was urged in the course Of
a statement that the exchange should
take an active part IN matters pertaining
to the general civic welfare, as well as
those directly concerning real estate. Mr..
Robbins further pointed cut the enormous
advertising advantage which would result
If the population of the entire district
would be totaled and announced as such,
particularly in the next federal census.
Addresses by him, by Vice President L.
d. Wead, Secretary Harry Turkey, Treas
urer Edward Slater and s. p. Bostwick
Of the newly elected executive committee
were the principal business before the
meeting, although the purposed visit to
Kansas City was discussed and a question
of business ethics also took some time.
The trip to Kansas City in response TO
an invitation from the Kawville exchange
was set for a week. from Tuesday. Posi-
bly, a score of local men will make the
trip.
The ethical question had to do with the
practice Of real estate agents, said to be
other than member Of the exchange. OF
reading advertisements Of men who have
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Foot BAN at Iowa Fails.

IOWA FALLS. Ia, Nov. I.-CSpecial)-
The officials for the Cedar Falls Iowa
Fails High school foot bah game, which is
to be played here Friday. were announced
today and are as follows: Referee, Prof.
Seymour. physical inspector at the State
Normal school; umpire, Guy Crow. assist
ant coach at Drake university: field Judge,
Attorney Frank Loverein of Humbolt; head
linesman, Prof. Simmons of the State Nor
NAL school. 1t is stated that Cedar Falls
expects to send a bunch of 800 rooters for
this game, which Is attracting more atten-
ton in foot ball circles than any other
game that has been played or will be played
In northern Iowa this season. The follow
ing is the records OF the two teams that
will meet on this OCCASION:
~lSOS-Cedar Falls 5, Fairbanks O.; Cedar
Falls 40. Oelwein o; Cedar Falls %, indie
pendence o; Cedar Falls IS, Iowa City 2:
Cedar Falls "a, Cedar Rapids o; Cedar Falls
Is. Dubuque o; Cedar Falls 6. Usage o.
1~9O7-S-Iowa Falls 8, Waterloo o; Iowa
Falls II. Eagle Grove S; Iowa Falls u. Cedar
Falls u; Iowa Falls 2S, Marshalltown o;
Iowa Falls Il. Clarion s; Iowa Falls S5'
Mason City 0; Iowa Falls as. Waterloo o.
Iowa Falls 0, Marshalltown 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY-Special Meet
ing.-Omaha, Neb., October Z, l90S.-A spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of the
South Omaha and Western Railroad Com
pany will be held at the office Of the
Company in Omaha, Neb., on Friday, De-
cember IS, 1908, at IL o'clock a m, for the
purpose of authorizing and providing for
the sale of the railroad OF The South
Omaha and Western Railroad Company.
with it's franchises and ap~purtenances, it's
real estate and personal property, to Union
Pacific Railroad Company, the considera-
ton for such sale to be the cancellation of
the bonds and satisfaction OF the mort
gage of said TNe South Omaha and West
ern Railroad Company, and the assumption
of all It's other indebtedness by the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company: and for
the purpose of transacting all such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting. For the purposes of the meeting
the books for the transfer of stock will
be closed at 3 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
December Z, 1905, and Will be reopened at
10 o'clock "a m. on Saturday, December
10. 1908. T.. NJ. ORR, Secretary, OSdtoD18
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
DIETz AND SOUTH OMAHA SUNDAY
Both Teams in Pink of Condition for
Hard Fray.

Out at Dietz park next Sunday the South
Omaha Shamrock aggregation will battle
on the gridiron with the Dietz Athletics.
This game has already called out a great
deal of attention from Omaha and South
Omaha and the result will be watched for
with intense interest. The Dietz manage
ment is going to leave the newly erected
is expected and all advantages Of car serv-
ice will be given to rooters from the south
town. The Shamrocks are straining every
effort in preparation for the big game and
reports are out that they are going to have
their fighting clothes on next Sunday.
Coach Murphy OF the Shamrocks says that
his team is in the best of condition and
spirits and he is confident of taking the
pennant to South Omaha. A big mass
meeting OF the Dietz club members was
held out at Dietz park Tuesday night and
the Dietz yells and songs were practiced
by the rooters, and next Sunday roofing
OF the most strenuous ferocity will be done
10 help the Dietz team win. Coach Thomas
has got the Dietz team worked up to the
fighting spirit and as the team knows how
TO inject Il the sole ambition OF the bunch
Is TO win the crucial game of the year,
Many Of Omaha Insecticides who have seen
the Dietz team in action say It has won
derful possibilities when the lighting spirit
is once successfully Injected into the bunch.
Coach Thomas has not given much atten-
ton to the forward pass this season, but
the pass win probably be prominent in
next Sundays game.
The DietZ team would like very much
to book some stellar attraction at its park
Omaha High school. Any fast team wish
ing this date may address f. Quigley. Bill
Maple street, or telephone Douglas 1904 or
Webster 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

James Conley to Robert Hall, lot II,
block 4, Nicholson's add. to South
Omaha ..........,. ............. l,fUO
| John Sorenson to Maren X. Sorenson,
lot Z block 20s1A. Omaha, and lot II,
\ block 6, sulphur Springs add 49,. /
w. Farnam, Smith, trustee, to Will
Ham thinner, part taxlot l. nwh ,x
nwA .3-l5-lS 80
Lewis. b. Reed to Lesbia B. Reed,
4.S6 acres in ne cor sh swA W
S-l5-l3 ......
j. A Creighton Real Estate & Trust
Co. to John Krupa, lot II, block l
Creighton LIST add ..-........... 500
Angeline Whitmarsh ct al. to Law
''rence'' Whitmarsh, lot 1. block g.,
Hanscom Park add ............... 1
James T.. Moran and wife to Kate
McGarry, lot .. block %, list add TO
Corrigah Place add 10 so. Omaha. 400
William Hrbach, lot a. Forest Hill
George r. Mills ct al. to Myrtha Cone.
lot ef block Z, Deer Park add ...... $50
James L. Krone TO Harry ]. Hsckett,
part taNl0I ? s-15-l3. !..!...,,......,. LOO
DOlla Kaufntann TO Ellen Devenney,
lot g. block 4. Forest Hill.,...,...... $500
LHcyS-L. Penny and husband to Jo-
seph w. Pike. lot 3, block 2, Has
eings & Heyden's add ........,..... 1
solomon ]. .Flrestone and wife to
1877, Firestone sub ................ $50
National Land Co. TO Thomas Truel-
block %, Wilcox I'd add........... 1850
John Swanson to tCornelia Push, lot Z,
block g. Creighton Heights ......... $500
Total .,r..r.,.,.,................S6 , O5s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

A large crowd witnessed the second game
of the Royal pool tournament between
Harsch and Prince, the former winning, 125
to ~. The game throughout was fast and
both players made many difficult shots,
Prince making the most difficult one with
a long diagonal bank. Harsch carried away
the honors by making the longest run of
thirty-four balls. The game was a remark
ably short one, taking only thirteen innings.
Score:
Harsch.. 6 s 5 "a 5 10 IA IA 2 27-12S
Total, 12b.
Prince. Il 5 8 20 / 4 16 4s2 1Ls2
Total, 70.
Scratches: Harsch, 3: Prince, 3.
Wednesday evening Prince and Greener
will play.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
ADDRESS BY DEAN BEEcHER
Omaha PreIate Talks to Nilsson COn-
ference ON "The Church and
the LahOrinR Manu-

FARGO, n. D., Nov. 1.-THE last SEES
sion OF the snnual council of the sixth
missionary department OF the Protestant
Episcopal church closed this evening. Rev.
c. c. Rollitt of Redwlng, MINI, was
elected department secretary and Rev.
r. p. Thurston Of Minneapolis council sec.
rotary. A notable speech was that by
Judge Amidon OF Fargo on THE Church
and the State"
Dear Beecher OF Omaha closed the ses-
sion with a paper on THE Church and
the Laboring Man"
The meeting here was one Of the most
successful ever held in the department
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
BORSHEIM
AUSTIN COMMENDs SUCCESSOR
Jim Says His Old Pal, Pendry, is a
Good One,

James d. Austin has been heard from in
his winter quarters. He writes TO his
friend, Dick Grotte, that he is simply lay
ing low this winter and waiting for spring
to come around, when he can go south
with the New York team. He says he has
been to the woods and picked out some
good wood from which he will have some
In speaking of Pendry, the new third
baseman whom Pa Rourke has signed To
take the place Of Austin at third James
says:
81 see Rourke has drafted Jack Pendry
to take my place. Well, l am glad YOU
have got him. for he is a good man. He
is a little fellow, but very fast and a fair
hitter. He lives but a block from me and
l can see his house as 1 write. He and l
have played ball all our Hives together"
Austin says he is sure he will make good
with New York In the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
rHE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER -, 19O8

action. We have not become outlaws. II
was the attempt of the eastern and Ameri-
can factions to reduce the board Of arbi-
tration from seven to five members. and
to obtain three Of the five votes, that
aroused the greatest ~antagonism In the
convention. there not being more han five
ballots out OF the poll Of twenty-five favor
ing the measure. The small leagues sup
ported the Southern and Western leagues in
the fight against the reduction in ciassifi-
cation OF these two organizations, and the
vote was just solidly against the resolution.
When the two big leagues had asked for
everything they wanted and had been re-
fused they bolted the meeting.
overtures was made to secure the aid of
the Pacific Coast league for the secession
lists. but It could. not be learned that this
move attained success.
While these events were moving forward
the National commission transacted bust
ness on its own account. 1t was u%noffici-
ally stated that the Chicago National league
team would be reprimanded for unbuslness-
like methods in disposlng Of tickets in the
worlds championship series.
A separate meeting was held today by
the Western league at which harmony pre-
vailed. The cities of Wichita, and Topeka,
Kan, were voted into membership In the
Western league, Increasing the number OF
cities in that organization from six to
eight.
Dick Cooley. formerly of the Boston
National league team, will lead the Topeka
club. and Frank Isbell, the great second
baseman of the Chicago White Stockings
last summer, will head the Wichita ath-
letes. Considerable routine business was
1g...-a -a--- 49,
O'Neill, president of the league: ]. H.. Hig-
gins of Des Moines, w. A. Rourke and
James Rourke of Omaha, Guy Green OF
Lincoln, r. r. Burke and George Tebeau OF
Denver, w. "Ducky'' Holmes of Sioux City
and w HiCgina of Ptiabio
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Newspaper Men Organize.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 1L-Newspaper
men who were In base ball on the Amer-
can association circuit have organized. dur
ing the session Of the minors at Chicago.
the American Association Of Base Ball
Writers. Officers elected were: President
Dick Meade, Toledo News-Bee; vice presi.
dent, Claude Johnson, Kansas City Star.
Another meeting will be held IN Chicago
in December. 1t is hoped TO affiliate WITH
the National Association Of Base Ral
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Utah to PLAY Arwiea.

LARAMIE, Wyo., Nov. Ii. go Especially -
TIL University of Wyoming foot ball team,
which was defeated by the University of
Utah team at Salt Lake City last Satur-
day 20 to 0, will play the Colorado Aggies
at Laramie next Saturday. The best the
local enthusiasts can hope for is a low
score, for the Colorado team Is much faster
than the local aggregation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

secured the agency for the rental or salA
Of certain property and then going to the
owner and either getting him TO divide thu
agency or To steal the right TO sell or
rent the property outright from the men
who had advertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

the rub" will be played off Saturday. The
previous games have resulted as follows
1898. Missouri y. washington 10; 1899. Mis-
souri, %, Washington II: 1900. Missouri 6.
Washington s; 1902, Missouri 2, Washing
ton 0, 1908, Missouri 0, Washington o; 1So4,
Missouri Q. washington 10: 1895, Missouri 10,
Washington IA; 1906, Missouri 0. Washington
IL; 1907, Missouri -. Washington 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Building Permits,

Fred Schneiderwind, FHfty-second and
Poppleton avenue, frame dwelling, $500; S.
d. Mercer company, Forty-sixth and Leav-
enworth, frame dwelling, 1900; Minnie
Roberts, Twenty-seyenth and Clinton ave-
nues, frame dwelling, 5000; Martin Gresa,
Twenty-ninth and Meredith avenue. frame
dwelling, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Missouri ana WashiuEtOn.

COLUMBIA, No, Nov. u.-(Special)-
STimmages behind closed gates will be the
order for Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week, with an easy signal practice Friday.
saturdays game will be the tenth annual
battle between Washington and Missouri.
So far each team has won four games and
one that OF 1893. ended in a 0 TO o draw, SO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Proposed AerOpIane Race.

PARIS. Nov. lit is announced that
the proposed a%eroplane race between Paris
and Bordeaux will be held next summer,
probably in July. Five halts to renew sup
plies of gasoline, etc, will ne permitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Dornndo Come. for race.

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Dorando, the Italian
runner, who made such a sensational fin
ish in the Marathon race here last sum-
mer, will sail today for New York. HI
will run a race in America with John j
Hayes, the winner of the Marathon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
DRESHERS

Last night in the Commercial Bowling
league on the Metropolitan alleys the LuXus
team took three games from the Cole
McKennas. Traynor of the Cole-McKennas
had high single game; with 29 and Starr
had 65S for three games. Walenz for the
three games, with .199 and 557. The Luxus
team would like to hear from the Metz
Bros. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
COLE-M'kENN

Omaha Bicycle company against Dreibus
Candy company tonight.
The Borsheims won two games from the
Loyal Hotel jewelers. last night on the
Metropolitan basement alleys. Cain had
high single game with POS, also high total
with go. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
LEMP'S
SAMPECkS

The Union Pacificsl and Dreshers had
some game last nights'on the Association
alleys and each team made good scores,
both bowling high games for the season.
Stafford rolled a fine game, getting both
high single game and total. His total OF 500
made the bowlers in the major league take
notice. Thursday night Swifts and Signal
corps. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CONSTRUCTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
office, Fort Meade, South Dakota, NOYem-
Der 8, ,l9JS, Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
will be received at this office until 10 n. m.
mountain time, December IA, 1898, and then
opened. for constructing three cavalry
stables and one quartermaster storehouse,
and for Installing plumbing, steam heating,
electric wiring and electric lighting fixtures
in buildings specified. Plans and specifica-
lions may be seen by intending bidders at
the offices OF the chief q-uRrtermaster, De-
partment of tue Missouri, Omaha. Nebraska;
Department OF the Colorado, Denver. Colo
raaos ypepartment OF the Lakes, Chicago,
Illinois,; Department of Dakota, st. Paul.
Minnesotaa and this office, at which latter
place all Information may be obtained upon
application. a deposit OF S0.OD, TO insure
RETURN issrequiRed before plans are sent on
individual Application. The United States
reserves the right to reject any or ali bids,
or to accent any part of a bid that may be
advantageous TO the government, Envelopes
containing prOpOsAIs should be endorsed
'ProRosals Tor Public buildings, Etc, Fort
Meade, South Dakota" and addressed 10
l. G. scherer. Captain and QuRrtermsster.
Fourth Cavalry, Constructing Quarter
master. Nl1-l2-l3-14 DS-9
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Lemp's Falstaffs won two out of
three games from the Sampecks on the
Association alleys last might, Jordan of the
Falstaffs getting a single game of 300 and
total of $50, while Mills had high single
game of the Sampecks. Score:
7 EAEUsa II ~ cr A MIG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
TERRY MUsTAIN KNOCKED OUT
Omaha Prize Fighter Is Knocked out
I'm EOnrteenfh.
The Royal Pool Tournev.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.-Terry Mustain
was Knocked out tonight in the fourteenth
round by AL Kaufman,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONS TO
Water and Sewerage Systems-Office
OF Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Rob-
inson, Neb., November 3, 1915, Sealed pro-
posasls, for furnishing all material and
labor required for the construction of ad-
ditions-t0 water and sewerage systems at
Fort Robinson, Neh., will be received here
until l p. m, November Is. 1905, and then
c0nsultcd at the office Of the chief quarter
Masters AT Denver. Omaha and Chicago,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, st. Louis, and at this
to bidders may be obtained at the same
offieee4 Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for addi-
lions 10 water and sewerage systems and
addressed to Captain +. 7. Arnold. Con-
struetlng 'S~uartermaster, Fort Robinson,
Neb. 49,. ~. Ni2-1S-14-15-16-lT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

Writers, recently formed at Detroit. Uni
formity in scoring rules is the principal
aim Of the organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

WEBSTER sTATION-Fineenth and
Webster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Burlington

BURLINGTON sTATION-Tenth and
Mason.