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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
Ready and Willing to Fight.

BELGRADE, Oct. 12.-At an extra
ordinary session of the Skuphtina this
morning the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
THE Skuhtina, after hearing the ex-
PLANTATION of the Government and the
steps taken by it. expects vigorous &C
ton of the nations threatened inter
ests. With this object in view the
Skupshtina will support the Govern
ment to the fullest extent"
The Skupshtina has sent an en-
couraging telegram of greeting to the
National Assembly, which
met today and voted an extraordinary
credit Of ss,2OO,OOO to the Ministry of
war Further important decisions are
expected.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
GREAT APATHY In
MARSHALL COUNTY
SPEAKERS SCHEDULED ARE Ex.
PEcTED TO AROUSE MUCH
ENTHUSIASM.

LEWISBURG, renn., Oct. 13.-Gen
eral apathy is in complete control Of
the political armies in. this county
Not speech has been made here dur.
ing the canvass. However, Senator
Frazier is billed to speak here on Fri
day, Oct. 1e, and Gen. w. Fl. wash
ington on Saturday, Oct. IL.
w. C. Houston, nominee for Con-
gress. lie billed to speak at Corners
vile, this county, on Friday, 10th, and
1t is hoped these speeches will arouse
the democrats to action, for unless
something Is done to bring out the vote
the indications are that there will be
a very light vote pofled in this county
on Nov. 81 In fact from present indi-
cations there win be the smallest vote
ever polied in this county on a presi-
Dental year M
The democrats are unit for Bryan
for president, If they Will go to the
polls. There is some disaffection on
the state ticket among state-widers.
The disaffection is caused by the
manner in which the state platform
was made. Unless something is done
Gov. Patterson will run behind Bryan
IN this county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
WILL BUILD
HANDSOME BARN
II. L. YoKLEY's STABLE WILL BE
IMPROVEMENT OVER ONE
BURNED.

Hugh L. Yokley has commenced the
erection OF his livery barn ON East
Seventh street, which was recently
burned. The barn viii be- much
larger than it formerly was. as Mr.,
Yokleyis extending the walls to the
limit of his line on both sides and
rear. The side and back walls viii
be built of stone and brick and the
front of concrete blocks. The width
of the barn viii be the same In front
as in rear ana will not have an offset
as was his plans at first
The rock and wook work will be
done by day labor, the contract for
the brick work has not been let. The
barn will be two stories great por-
ton of the way back. and will be
modernly equipped. First class mule
pens will be built in the barn and
will have capacity of handling sew
eral hundred mules.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
CAPT. RUSSELL 10
MEET Mr.. GREER
ENGAGEMENT AT SANTA re,
HOWEVER, HAS BEEN
POSTPONED.

The date announced for Hon. John
A. Greer to speak at Santa Fe Thurs
day Afternoon, the 18th, has been can
celled by Sect. Smiser of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee. Capt j.
H. Russell, claims an agreement with
Mr.. Greer whereby the latter is to
divide time with him on his Maury
county engagements and states that
he will not be able to meet Mr.. Greer
on the 18th as he will be in Nashville
the Confederate Reunion.
For this reason the engagement is
and another date will be
fixed for Santa Fe. Capt. RUSSELL will
meet Mr. Greer at his other engage
nents In this county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
KNOLL HAS
MADE GOOD
NASHVILLE PLAYER IS
NOW A SUCCESSFUL
MANAGER.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. A.
FPunoh" Knoll, the former Nashville
player. who led the Evansville Club to
victory In the Central League win
continue IN charge Of the club. having
just signed a contract at $4,000 per
year. Since going to Evansville Knoll
has made good and he is now consid-
cred the best manager in that league.
Knoll had three 800 hitters on his
club, including himself. Norcum, an
other ex-Nashyille man, was near the
top In both hitting and base running.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
PADGETT SPEAKS
'iNDoUBTFUL. STATES
LEAVES FRIDAY TO ANewER SUM
MONS or The NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.

Congressman L. p. Padgett this
morning received a telegram from
Hon. John H. Atwood, Chairman Of
the Speakers Bureau Of the Demo
cratic National Committee assigning
him to speaking dates in the States
OF Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and New
York. Mr.. Padgett will spend Satur-
day in Kentucky and will remain in
that state until Tuesday following.
He win speak in Indiana on oct. p;
in Ohio on oct. 22, 90 and "a, and he
will spend from Oct 90 to Oct. 81 in
the state Of New York Mr.. Padgett
viii leave here on Friday to begin his
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
TRUSTS TO PAY
$4,000 FINE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.--The lie
orice trust will pay the $4,000 fine
imposed upon It In 1906 in the circuit
court in New York for violations OF
provisions Of the Sherman antitrust
law. Attorneys for the trust today
announced in the supreme court a
withdrawal OF the appeal,
The conviction was had against the
trust for conspiracy In restraint Of
trade in favoring the American To-
bacco Company. the tobacco trust, in
prices and deliveries Of licorice for
use in the manufacture Of plug to-
bacco.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
OLD DOCUMENTS
SENT HERE,
MAuRY COUNTY HISTORICAL So
GETTY HAS INTERESTING
PAPERS.

Mrs. Mary N. Latham of Nashville.
has sent the Maury County Historical
Society some interesting old docu-
ments. mostly from the papers Of her
father, the late Judge A. 0. p. Nichol-
son. Among them are:
The presentation address of Miss
Mary G.. Nicholson on delivering flag
to the Columbia Blues, 1860; with
Acceptance Address by Joseph H.
Dew, Esq. Invitation to Commence
ment Party, given by the students Of
Jackson College at the Masonic Hall,
June "a, 1S4S. Judge A. o. p. Nichol-
sons manuscript Of an Appeal for the
Maury County Volunteers, 1861. Eu-
logy on Life and Character of James
Knox Polk, delivered at McKendree
church. Nashville, Nov. /, 1s49, in pur-
suance of Resolution by the General
OF Tennessee, by A. o. p.
pamphlet. Original manu-
script address of Capt. VIM. B. Allen
on American Politicians, August, 1874.
Capt, Allen was gallant soldier from
Lawrenceburg, who gave his life for
his country in the Mexican War.
Mr.. James R. Kelso of Abner, Tenn,
Orderly Serg't, 4Sth (Nixon's) and
54th Tenn. Infantry has loaned the
Historical Society his diary. And
Mrs. Carrie A. White, Of Campbell's
station, has loaned the diary of her
brother. Maj. A. J. Campbell, of the
18th Tenn. Infantry.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
JOHN HILDRETH
FOR The HOUSE
INDEPENDENT ENTERS CONTEST
AGAINST REGULAR NOMINEES
OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
RUNNING ON STATE PLATFORM
Rumored That Another Candidate Of
Patterson Faction, viii Get
Into The Race.

AS predicted in The Herald some
DAYS ago the Democratic nominees
for the House of Representatives in
Maury county are to Nave opposition.
one candidate has already entered the
field in opposition to the regular nom
inees and it is rumored that another
is getting ready to shy his castor into
the ring. John Hildreth, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Tuesday announced that he would
make the race for Representative as
an Independent 1t is understood
that he has entered the contest at the
earnest solicitation of a number Of
the active partisans of Gov. Patter-
son.
To representative of The Herald
Mr.. Hildreth state dthat he would be
candidate for the House as an indie
pendent However" added Mr.. Hill
dreth, Il am Democrat and / am
making the race on the Democratic
State platform adopted by the conven-
ton on July IA last. am supporter
of Gov Patterson and shall, if elected
to the Legislature, vote for the meas
ures advocated in the Democratic
platform as adopted by the regular
convention in Nashville and shall
abide by that platform upon all mat
tiers upon which it speaks. If elected
| shall strive to represent the best
interests of majority of the people
of my county and trust that my con-
duct shall be such that no one will |
ever regret having cast vote for
me-"
Pleasant and was once member Of
the County Court. He is man Of
pleasing address and has many per
sonal friends and it is understood that
he will make an active canvass of the
county. 1t is, as stated, probable that
there will be another Independent
candidate for the House, but whether
there is or not Mr.. Hildreth will con-
tinue in the race until the polls close.
This announcement viii doubtless
add interest to the political campaign |
in Maury county Gen. Apathy has
been in the saddle here since the
Legislative contest last August, but
with the Democratic nominees for the
House and for the Senate opposed by /
or boiling candidates pol
itics is going to be lively for the next h
three weeks. Not being the nominee
Of any faction, Mr.. Hildreth's name
will have to be placed on the official
ballot by petition. Is
While the announcement that there j
will be an independent candidate for II
the House is interesting there are few j
persons who win hazard the predic- {
ion that he has chance to defeat S
he nominees Not only are Messrs.
lipscomb and Galloway the regular \
nominees, but they have. the formal s
endorsement of the boiling or Patter- O
ION convention held here last month. {
81 Sd iFgI Aq9aE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY-Speclal Meet
lng.-Omaha, Neb., October Z, 1906.-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 Omaha, Neb., on Friday, De
cember IS, 1908, at II o'clock a m, for the
purpose of authorizing and providing for
the sale of the railroad of The South
and Western Railroad Company,
with It's franchises and appurtenances, its
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 The 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 meetip1
the books for the transfer of stock will
be closed at 3 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
December Z, 1908, and will be reopened at
10 o'clock a. m. ON Saturday, December
10, 1905. 7. NJ. ORR, Secretary, OSdtoD1s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
MANILA COPIES FROM KING
Sends to Omaha for Ak-Sar-Bcn
Bunting to Use at
Carnival.

The fame of King Ak-sar-Ben has reached
the Philippines and the islanders like the
carnival idea so well they have sent to
Omaha to buy $500 worth Of red, green and
yellow bunting. The order was sent to II.
]. Penfold. who has had It filled by local
wholesalers. The bunting will be shipped to
San Francisco in time to catch the trans
port that leaves for Manila December 3.
The carnival will be held next February.
The following letter was received by Mr.
Penfold from George A. O'Reilly, director
general:
Mr.. Henry ]. Penfold. Omaha, Neb., ..
s. A-Dear Sir: | wish to express cincerest
thanks for the splendid courtesies and prac.
teal kindness which you extended toward
our representative, MIR. James X. Kennedy,
while re~presenting our carnival association
in the states. Our first carnival, as Mr.
Kennedy has Undoubtedly Informed you,
resulted in a most pronounced success.
our second promises to go far beyond any
standard vet established. The practical
ideas which Mr.. Kennedy secured through
your kindness in Omaha will be among our
strongest assets I'm the coming event. Your
great past kindness prompts us TO again
Impose upon your good nature, ana MIR.
Kennedy sends you, under separate cover,
a communication referring to carnival col
ors. assuming that In the short time at our
disposal and because of our ignorance OF
can market we cannot do better than TO
trust to your blindness. Very truly yours,
GEORGE A. O'REILLY,
Director General.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
Boost for TrottinE Meetings.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-With horse racing
RELOCATING somewhat to the background
with the ban on betting. indications are
that trotting meetings are to receive more
attention in the future. This was indicated
by a movement just inaugurated in New
York to form an international horse show
association which, while 1t will further the
interest of horse shows throughout the
county, will also serve to stimulate trotting.
The grand circuit meeting at Hartford,
Conn, held last summer is said to have
been so successful that w. II. GOcher, it's
secretary, conceived the idea Of asking all
horse show associations to cooperate and
and accordingly representatives assembled
here TO. work out the plan. A committee
Of five was selected 70 draft bylaws and
to further perfect the arrangements and
to submit the result OF their laboTs to the
various organizations throughout the coun-
try.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
HELD FOR ASSAULT ON GIRL
y. Il. Waters, Dining Car W%iteri
Arrested on Complaint Of
Rosa Katynek.

]. e. Waters, who claims to be a dining
car waiter on the Union Pacific, was ar
rested about IL o'clock last night by Officer
He'll on a charge of criminal assault against
Rosa Katynek on the Sixteenth street VIA
duct. ta =
Miss Katynek was aocosted by Waters on
a pretense Of asking the location of a
street. He attempted to grasp her arm and
drag her under the south end OF the via
duct. With admirable presence OF mind the
young woman told him she was going to a
drug store for some medicine. but would
return shortly. She hurried to Sixteenth
and L~eav-nworth streets, where she in
formed the police, who arrested Waters
while he was waiting on the bridge.
He is held at the police station and Miss
Katynek will appear against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Royal Tourist Breaks Worlds Record
at E~meryYiIIe.

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. l2.-The worlds
record OF l.444b for a mile and a sixteenth,
msde by Green Seal at Seattle, September
Y, last, was broken at kmeryville today
py Charley Ellison's Royal Tourist, when
ht won the winters handicap from a
nigh class field in l:4ih. 1t was the fastest
race or the season. A field of five went
70 the post in the event. with Firestone the
IN the stretch Royal Tourist passed him
ana won. driving from the fast coming
Dsnoellon. The pace was too fast for Fire
stone: Sam Hildreth won with Toll Box
and Woodcraft, and both were ridden by
Shilling. Summary:
First race, five and one-half furlongs,
settings: Hereafter q14, F. sullivan, 3 to p
won voh Trorhp Ql7, Taplin, Z TO y sec
Tnu, Merrill Qls, keogh. to u third.
steel Blue finished as named.
second race, five furlongs, purse: Toll
9 9Ss' R RGS; sSbbilling' Z to 7 yscnDd Pa M,c AltS
Matchtulla. osceola. Ak-sar-Ben, carmlsa,
Meddllng, Hannah, Bishop w. and Mad
man finished as named, TON Box ana
Mlcaela coupled in betting at Hildreth and
Third race, futurity course, selling:
Mooderaft Q04, Shilling, s TO % won, 81.
WvTa !, 9d0, Hentry' 10 to u second Bell
Avon finished as named.
,nonrth race; one mile and sixteenth,
lO4, Archibald, I 10 i won, Dandelion as,
Shilling, i6 to 81 second, w. +. Overton
lOl, Walsh, 8 TO 2, third. Time: Ian.
Neya Lee, and Firestone finished as named,
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards. selling
Frank Lubbock QOs, C. Ross, 16 to % won,
Colonel Bronston QO9, Kirschbaum, 3 to y
second, Lazell QO9. Keogh, 10 to y third.
Time: Ian. Huapala, My Pal, County
clerk, and Mldmon finished as named.
sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling: Charles Green Q09, King 8 to u
won, Etapa QO9, Vandusen, 10 to II second,
Ekersall Q12, Archibald. Ito ID third.
Time: 1;H%. Little Minister, Tallamund,
hm and EN-, Royal Red, Melar. and Cholk
Hednok finished as named.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12-Latonia sum.
mary;
First race. five and ons-half furlongs.
harriet Rowe Qo5. Pickens, 20 to ~ won
Olive Fly QOO. Glasner, 3 10 u place second
PINK Linen Q05. Martin. even. show third
Time; lllh. Miss Crittenden, Sistel
Phyllis, Plume, Charlotte Hamilton, She
Wolf, Dactylis, Searape, Denver Girl
Money Gift, and Hawks Light also ran.
Second race. seven furl0ngs: DIR. Holz
berg aus, Martin, s to 81 won, Buffooni
u06. Burton, 4 to 1. place. second. Disput,
u3, Clasner, to 1, show third. Time
ISM. Floreal. Ray H., Mique OfBrien
Mrs. sewell. and Aspirin also ran.
Third race, six furlongs:, Coon OH GIas
ner, 90 TO ID won, George Bailey Qlg
TrOxler, 5 TO 2. place. second. Deuce Q22
Martin, to S. show third. Time: f:is
Martius, Bonebrake, Potter. Warner. Girls
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
Iown,s Foot BAH Situation,

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. ~12.-(SpeciaL 1.-TWO
foot ball games In the state next Saturday
will go a long ways toward showing the
team which will be champion OF the state.
The decision will be open to argument,
owing to the fact that Iowa and Ames do
not meet and Cornell, though a victor over
Ames, fails to meet either Iowa or Drake.
brakes standing in the state champion
ship race will be settled here next Saturday
in the game against Iowa. Iowa has played
Coe and M~orningside, the two college teams
which must be credited as the weakest in
the state, while Drake has met Coe and
Grinnell, as well as Leander Clarke.
Neither team has had a point scored against
1t In their state games, but both have lost
to outside teams.
At Ames, Ames and Grinnell will meet in
a game which will be closer than most of
the critics of the state, and especially the
followers OF Ames, admit. The wonderful
back field Of the Aggies has nothing on the
Grlnneil backs in point of speed, while the
Grinnell tandem will carry the ball we'll
against the Ames line, better than 1t did
against Drake in their battle on the
stadium. Grinnelrs/ weakness is the lack
OF a kicker and the Ames field general,
Heggen, is wise enough to recognize this
fact and play upon it for all 1t is worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
YALE SENDS oUT BEAR REPORTS
shakeup of Team Makes the Blues
Have the Blues.

Have the Blues.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 12-The Yale
varsity foot ball team had a long practice
today in a driv ng rain. Some Of the regular
men were given a rest, Merzerau taking
Coy's place at right end, Hobbs substituting
for Lilley at right tackle, Bingham going IN
at quarterback in place OF Johnson and
French Filling Philbin's place at laft. half
back. Head Coach Il gelow announced that
The lineup against Princeton on Saturday
would be as follows: Hams, left end;
Lilley, left tackle; Andrus, left guard; Bid
die, center; Goebel, right guard; Brides,
right tackle; Coy, right end Johnson, quar-
terback; Philbin, left half back; DAILY, right
half back; Field, full back.
The Yale alumni weekly tomorrow Will
give an expert criticism Of the Yale foot
ball team, which on Saturday will play
Princeton at Princeton.
The weekly says: "The Yale upset with
Brown and the knowledge now that Nale's
strength was less than had been advertised
will drive Princeton to herCulean efforts.
Princeton today is in better shape than Yale
and It's last week Of practice with the team
in a settled condition, and in a sense
veterans because of this Dartmouth match,
will get more out of IL than Yale, owing TO
the ~latter's eleventh hour and desperate
changes. Both teams appear to have q
stronger defense than attack, and 1t would
not surprise any one to see a tie. Yale may
be able to uncover something in this new
form in which II has put its team, but IL Is
not to be denied that the outlook Is far
from bright for a victory. 1t seems to be
up to the players themselves to JUSTIFY thetr
right to blue Jerseys
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13

wen. Boserriah. Gambrinus, Amelus, n
Chief Millikan also ran. Stoner Hill lost
Fourth race, six furlongs: Dainty Dane
Ot2, Butler, Z to 2. straighD won. Han
bridge u12, Martin, even, place. second,
All Rec COS, Deverich, I to 10, show third,
Time: lis. Al Muller, Sally Preston, and
Woodlane also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: FL
nancier QOi, Martin, s to 81 won. Estella
c. eos. Kennedy, l to. 4. place. second,
Carew Q07. Deverich, 1 to I show third.
Time: 1904. Gilvedear also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth; Brances
OO4. Kennedy. IL to s. straighD won, Bes-
terling Q00, Davis. 5 to 2, place. second.
Lady Baldour O0O, Martin, even. show
third. Time: 1872. Stone Street, Usury,
Katie Powers, Schroeders' Midway, and
Little Lighter alran. Albert Star left at
the post.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
OPENING OF HANSON CAFE
Place is Crowded All Evenins, Many
Reservations Being Made I'm
Advance.

The formal openins OF Tolf Hanson's
cafe Beautiful" was held last night So
many reservations for tables had been
made in advance that daring the early
hours Of the evening and after the theaters
closed 1t was only the lucky ones who could
OBTAIN places. 4
The cafe was deliberately decorated with
plants and cut flowers and a special or
chestra furnished the music. isb B..
Among those who reserved tables for par
ties of various sizes were j. e George. c.
c. Belden. p. Chumlea, George Rogers. G
w. Johnson. Edward Baugh, Oakland, Cal ;
Captain Hamilton. Thomas Fitzpatrick.
George williamson. Albert Krug, DR..
Klausner, George Mickle. Albert Pick OF
Chicago, Byron Reed, Ralph Kitchen. Il. A.
Cudahy jr, L. L. KOuntze. s. N. Barton
and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
CORNELL READY o CHICAGO
Coach Larkin Selects Thirty Men to
Take 70 Windy City.

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 12-Field Coach
Larkin of the Cornell foot ball team tonight
selected thirty men who will start tomor-
row for Chicago, where the red and white
for the first time will meet a western col
lege team or, the gridiron. Chicago univer-
sity will be played Saturday.
TIT personnel of the squad Is as follows:
Ends: Macarthur, Hurlburt, Bayer,
Crosby, FRANKIE, Halsey. Guards: Bell, Cos
grove, German, McCullom. Tackles: Ieven-
try, O'Rourke, Harrington, Fevek. Ceuters
Caldwell, Gardner, Hurley, Wood. Half
backs: Tydeman, Shearer. Move, Hutrhin-
son, Hoffman, Robb Full backs: Captain
Walder, Pope and Ebering.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
Hexamethy

The above is the name Of a derman
chemical. which is one OF the many ,valua-
BILE ingredients of Foley's Kidney Remedy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is recognized by
medical text books and authorities as a
uric acid solvent and antiseptic for the
urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as
soon as you notice any irregularities and
avoid a serious malady. Sold By all drug
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
". M. G. A. oroas-COuntry.

Members Of the Young Mems Christian
Association have resumed their cross-coun-
try runs again this fall and each Thursday
night take a run of from two to -four miles
over the boulevards which surround Omaha.
IL is intended that as soon as the members
become accustomed to the runs to extend
them to some of the towns which surround
Omaha. William Parker Is the pacemaker
and those who now belong 70 this hiking
clarence Wendell, A. w. Griffith, j. M.
Bohanon, II. r.. Foster, James A. Borrow
man, Walter smith and carl Scheibel. The
possible.