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Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Oregon

Portland. Or. Nov. t.-Returns from all parts of the state indicate that Ihft has a large majority. There was ne state election.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

Aeat a,f Us .aAsnstiN In the state Is suuo. much less than Mir Reoss srit's maie;;s ln lnpi Walter l. Stubts. Republican, has been elected ruvernar
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Vermont

White River Junction, Vt. Nov. 4.-- Vermont remains strongly Republican. although by a smaller plurality than that which was given 10 President Roosevelt ir issA The Democrats, 0n the other hand. made substantial gains. she Bryan vote this year being about if. percent 2featef than that given Par ker in fsstl
 The principal Democratic gains were made in those cities and towns where fhe labor vote is d factUE sac4 as huf. land and Barre. where the great gran. ite qnarries are located. The Ertab gain. however. was moi confined ID anF one section but IVES marked through out the entire state. aIfheugf in some localities Ii was mBei. more pronounced than ln others
 There had beea ns campaign con euesed in the state by either party and the voters were extremely spafheftc Ougy presidential electors were chosen.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Wvcm nw

Cheyenne. Wya.. Nov 4.--This states three electoral votes will be east for William II. Taft. but his popular ms iorits is considerably below that of Mir Roosevelt
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
ksutuckv

Louisville. Ky. Nov. l.--Keniucky has gone Democratic by vote of PRO. ODO In a total vote of s3OO00. The Re pubIicxns have lost two Of their con gressrDen. giving the state now nins Democrats to two Hepubiicans. There WAS no state election.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Delaware

Wilmington. Del. Nov 4-Tafts irl- dieated plurality in Delsw ware IS StoV and tbe Republican state ticket headea hx simeon s. Pennewell for governor and William H. HeaId for congress n
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
tasho

Reno. Nev.. Nov. Indications are tha, Bfyan wlil curry Nevada by a sub ktantIal alelItN.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Mississipol

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 4-Mississippi's ten electoral votes will go. as usual. to the Democratic candidate. Brynn's majority is over 5000.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
alabama

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. l.-Bryan, 10000. Taft. i3.000. are the election figures tn this state. MT. Taft pOlled 0472 fewer votes than Mir. Roosevelt dld in 1904.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
 Uouisiana

New Orleans. Nov t--As usual. Lou isinua K suiItiit Democratic hy very large maieriiy There was uo guber- natosiai election
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

foise. Ida. Nov. t,-ldaha has gons Republican an hoih state and national Issnes James Il Brads has been elect ,d governor
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Arksnsas

Little Rock Ark., Nov. l.-Arkan nsas has given Mir. Bryan . majority 0f 3u,- OOO. an increase of I2.%3S over tho vote boiled by Mr. Parker in 1904
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Montana

Helena. Mont, Nov 4-~The three electoral votes Of tbIs state will h. cast for Bryan.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
nsas

Topeka. Kan, Nov. 4--Kansss l, agsin in fiIe Republican column this
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

e.ss scihe coast states. California, ks,. kh'on and Oregon. have given .,s '"es to the Republican candi-
 1 Nevada. which voted against
 n ls.e4 gave its votes this year h Montana. the Dakotas and :ssfa .ssofa are again Republican. but m.af Jeanson's personal popular - saslieed n seat him again in the N. -.'nfial chair of the North Star Nlse'asin Michigan. Iowa and \. a ne entire west and northwes, iean hnt. as noted above ~serea ma aierities
 t-ss e'd sauihs is still solidly Dem Ses. Bryan polling th@ usual 'i'flss Only in Maryland s.s<. 'sspusiiean party made serious N on lhe beniocrstfc vote. ana ]. s s'a'e not sufficiently to change |u. Delaware. about which ~r.s as was expressed before the s gone Republican. The Ats snd states have gone for
 aaye elected Republican gov
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Cured Of piseoassnt.

T never complained" once said sa'di. the poet. "of my condition but on a single occasion, when my feet were hare and had no money to buy shoes. but I saw man without feet and became instantly contented with my lot"
 Being asked from whom he learned his philosophy. sa.sM replied. From the blind. sSecause they never advance step until they have tried the ground"
 .They asked me" ea'di writes iii the Guiistan. "'Of whom didst fhoa learn maanersy l replied: From the unmanner3y Whatever l saw them do which | dssapproved ef. that abstain esi from doing"
 Earthquake sheeks nowadays are comparatively sliEtst compared with those that shock lhe earth millions of years ago
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
NEW ENGLAND IvOTERS' CHOICE
Taft and Sherman Garry Mass
 achusatts by 100000
DRAPER IS ELECTED GOVERNOR

Democratic Opponent polleS Much Larger Vote Than Expeetsd..lsllsy Wins h Connecticut by About 10. .ooo..Quinby Carries New Hamo shire ard Po,h,er Rhode lsiaad ..F,Sures In Maine and Vermont
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
MAILs OPEN vnOM

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 MAILS CLOSE ron Dsnielsous 70, io.Io .. H.. { sa, 7.ls P. as Hartford, 7.40, 10. 10 .. m.. 5.55, 1.4b ?. n. New Yosk, 7.l0, i0.f0 .. m., 3.i5,s 55,7.sSp. - New Hsven, 7SO, l0i0 |. m., 5.55, 7.t5 ,. .. Norwich. 7.40, I010 q. m., 5.3o, 7.i5 p. ns WiIlimsDiie. '. 10. 10 10 s- fn.. 5.s5, .tsp: .. Worcester, 7.io. io.io :. u., ss. s-ss.1.Ap wsst aad southsrn States, 7.Io 7.fo, i0.i0, C
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 sions, 7.,o '. n., s.55 ?. nIs
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Putnam Mail Service

yoO8.
 POST OFFICE OPEN
 From 6.30 |. m. to ?. nj. Sundays, from ss0 to 9.s9 a. m. The lobby will remain open 10 Lock Hox holders nntiI l2 m. Holidavs from 6.30 a.m. to IA m. ,5.30 10 pm. Carriers window opeusundays from 530 to p3o MONEY ORDER DIVISION Open from .. .. to c ?. m., closed on Ban- days and Legal fIoIidsys. Registry Division open during onica hours
 DELIVERIES By City Carriers Daily Sundays asd Holidays ssceptesi) al s.20 a. m, and tiO ?. m., and il .05 s. m. iD the Basiness Section. One delivery by City Carriers on Holidays.
 HOURS OF COLLECTIONS From the Street Letter Boxes, fsnndays and Holidays excepted, and Despalches.)
 RssfDENTIAL SECTION. Collections. Despstehes els to $40 A. m.. mall despatched si ! 10 .. n. $40 so II .30 n. m., !" i" l" lz.l5 i" 4.30 to g.30 p. m., ' " !" 7.i5 p.m
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1KoNT AND xLM srxEET Dox.
RURAL vExx uELsvEny.

Routes No. and [. Rural Arriers leave daily, tsnssiays cad Hsii- days excepted, sts.i0s. n i. return ss s.l0 ,. a- MaiIsbls matter. weighing { pounds or isss seht by Rural C0rrIsrs must bs prepared by stamps aaxcd.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Maine

Portland, 4s1 NJ, A-I.fs m .nd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
WALTER @. CLARKS.
AUTO DEALERS BOOST SHOW
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and bring some of their prospective Gus
toners that they may see the up-to-date
patterns of the new machines.
The Berger Automobile company has
secured lease on the building at the
northwest corner of Nineteenth and Tar
nam streets for a new garage. A new
building will be built in the rear. 66xss feet
and the corner will be used as salesropm.
They will have six models of Bucks and
expect to have one Of the most up-to-dgte
garages in the west.
I'VE thought 1t would be foolishness nc {
to have a show this year" said ]. ]. De-
right. 'The people are going to buy auto
mobiles because they have come to b. a
necessity Real estate dealers all over the
west are using them to show farm lands
and Omaha is situated in the most ores
porous section OF the country, and II
automobile shows are made a success in
other sections OF the country why not in
Omaha, which is In the best section of all
We are going to make this show success
in spite OF all opposition and will furnish
attractions enough so the people will want
to turn out in throngs and we will show
machines enough so all the state dealers
win have to come to protect their own
interests"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
snortinr GonnIn.

And. O'Neil where art thou7
Where are those aiway ys-wise boys who
knew" War Eagle would win from the
Farmer this time? Burns was very in
consderate to these cynical sages.
Tommy Burns IL coming. Pshaw! That
doesn't seem to have such an awful ring
to 1t after all.
Mr., Gillian easily downed Referee Girls
void on the mat Friday In their oratorical
contest. Sandy has got the lung power.
Dick Grotte is gradually coming down in
weight, Between the first and second War
Eagle-Burns matches he has dropped six
pounds
Fans can't understand why that annual
meeting of the Western league isn't held,
now that Comiskey and Cantillon have re-
turned, from the Arkansas swamps.
Maybe War Eagle is the Moses, after
Of Israel out of the Egypt of second-raters
and falzirs.
. Now, If War Eagle really wants to be-
come a wrestler, he ought to place himself
in Burns hands and learn the art Klank
however, was good enough to teach It to
him, but the indian is not a tractable
student
The Beell-Burns match ought to be the
fastest ever seen in Omaha. II they don't
prove to be the most evenly matched pair
in the country many good judges will be
disappointed. Beel Is coming and Burns
is going, to that extent the Farmer
those who have watched the old gladiator
work for so many years will hesitate before
betting their money on the Wisconsin
cyclone. Beells last showing against
Gotch does not warrant any overdrawn
predictions for him against Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16

fled by his remarkable performances last
year. when he won twelve races without
being beaten and cleaned up more than
$4,000 for Mr.. Keene. Since then turf
critics have predicted that the son OF
Commando. Pastorelia, would become the
greatest s-year-old that has ever been TO
the post on any race track. In fact Colin
already has been pronounced a more won
derful colt than Mr.. Keene's lamented
sysonby.
II there Is no accident in training this
spring II Is generally believed that Colin
will make practically clean sweep of
all Of the rich 3-year-oId specials, for
which he win receive careful prepara-
tion. But II is hardly probable that he
will start in either the Brooklyn OF the
Suburban handicap, both grueliing races,
Rather It will be Trainer Rowe's policy,
It Is thought, to let Colin fill out prac-
tically the schedule prepared for Peter
Pan last year, which got that superb colt
up to the Brighton handicap in such mag
nifcient condition that he won the race
Of his career-a crowning event imme-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16

rdiately preceding his retirement TO the
stand.
weights for the Classics.
Since the announcement OF the weights
for the three handicaps the allotments
have been closely studied, with the result
that little or no adverse criticism has
been levelled at Mr.. Vosburgh, one Of the
really conscientious officials In racing
While some exacting critics sometimes
differ with Mr.. Vosburgh. It generally
turns out that the official handicapper
has had some excellent but secretive rea-
son for supposed errors Of judgment. It
is not an easy task to arrange a set Of
weights that will satisfy everybody, but
in the case of the Jockey clubs handi-
oapper II may be said that he has record
for satisfactory allotments that has never
been equalled. Herewith is a comprehen-
sive table showing the difference in scale
weight in May, June and July, which well
illustrates the concessions made by Colin,
Ballot and the other crack horses to the
cheaper class Of racers who will pick up
mere feathers in the way Of imposts:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
FARMER BURNS THE VICTOR
Speed and Science Too Much for the
Indians Superior Strength.
WINNER RUsHEs FROM FIRST
KIank, in the Preliminary, Gets Two
Straight Falls from Oscar NELSON
of ChicREo-BOth Matches
Ara Fast Affairs.

Farmer Burns showed the giant Black
foot Indian, War Eagle a few things about
wrestling Friday night that he had never
heard of before. Burns clearly demon
strated that he completely outclassed the
indian in the science Of the game, when
in spite OF his handicap Of ninety pounds,
he won the bout in straight falls Of 1920
and 1900 minutes.
The big Auditorium was packed with one
OF the largest crowds Of It's career and all
went away satisfied that they had seen n
wrestling match that was worth the money,
but still they went away with the realiza-
tion of the fact that War Eagle has con-
siderable more to learn about the game
before he can hope to compete with such
ring generals as Farmer Burns There was
no foolishness or dillydallylng about the
match, but the Farmer started out from,
taw to show that he meant business and
those versed in the game could easily sec
that the end OF Eagle was not far distant.
Every seat in the balcony was filled, and
1900 chairs on the arena floor were full,
including the circus seats placed at the
east end of the arena floor. Smoking was
done away with and many words of ap-
proval were heard over the order OF Man
ager Gillian. No such crush at the door
as was seen at the last big match was
notceable last night one reason being
that all the reserved seats in the balcony
were sold before the sun went down,
leaving only the general admission tickets
70 the ground floor to be had.
Been Challenges winner.
Referee Griswold read a telegram from
Beell in which he challenged the winner
OF the evening 70 q match for from $500 to
5000. Farmer Burns as winner said al
the close OF the match that he would be
ready TO meet Beell In Omaha in about
three weeks, that he wanted that time IN
which TO get ready for the match. Man
aEer Gillian announced that he had word
from Frank Goteh, champion heavyweight
wrestler OF America, that he would wrestlC
IN Omaha, March 10. Who his opponent
VIII be at that time has not been decided
but an effort 10 being made to get a match
with Dr. Roller OF Seattle.
The match last night was 80 fast that q
Is hard 70 tell just how II all happened
The Indian showed that he had consider
able speed, but when the Farmer started
the rushes which ended in the downfall oi
the Indian. It was easily seen that al
would soon be over as far as the Blaokfoo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
DrummOnd Agent for white steamer.

The Drummond Carriage Co. of Omaha
have secured the exclusive agency for the
well known White Steamer for Omaha and
surrounding counties in Nebraska and
Iowa, and have the new 1908 model cars in
their salesrooms at 18th and Harney streets
on exhibition Mr.. Drummond says: I'VE
are ready to demonstrate the unexcelled
reliability, the superior speed and the un-
matched hill-climbing qualities of the in
comparable White Steamer, which has so
many records Of victory, not only in en-
durance and reliability contests but also
on the track, on the road and on the noun
tain side. This explains why there are
twice as many of the White Touring Cars
in use today as Of any other make"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
VARSITY BOYS MINUS FIELD
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Of which win be vivid for many years to
come. The game that first opened the eyes
OF Minnesota end the other conference
schools to the fact that Nebraska is a
factor In foot ball occurred on Nebraska
field in 1900 between the Cornhuskers and
the Gophers. The students here never viii
forget that game. Each season the new
arrivals at Nebraska are told the story of
the big contest of 1900 That year the
Gophers came to Lincoln confident that they
would keep Nebraska from scoring and at
the same time roll up a large score for
themselves. With them they brought a
trainload Of supporters who carried several
thousand dollars which they bet, giving
big odds that the Cornhuskers would not
score. Well, Nebraska showed great
strength and scored not once but twice, the
game resulting 20 10 l2 in favor OF Mime
sofa, The Gophers turned home broke, "
many Of them being forced to borrow
money TO buy transportation to Minneapolis
The northerns have not been to Lincoln
since.
Probably the most exciting game played
In Nebraska field, with the exception of the
Nebraska-Ames game last fall, was the
Thanksgiving day contest of 1904 between
Nebraska and Illinois when the final score
stood 16 TO 10. In this contest each side
fought like men struggling in deadly com
bat and the game was anybody's until the
second half closed, Illinois and Nebraska
each scored a touchdown in the first hall
and Nebraska made two in the second, but
Illinois secured only one. Benedict and
Bender won the game for Nebraska. Re
peatedly the visitors carried the ball dowr
to Nebraska's five yard line and each tim'
the two Cornhusker stars kept them from
scoring.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16

versity team by the narrow margin OF one
point. The game was fast and the cieanest
ever played on the local floor. At no time
did either team have a lead Of over three
points. The playing was fast from the very
beginning and was anybody's game TIL the
1lnai whistle blew. The score, book showed
The wesleyan boys played clean, gentle
manly game. The only dispute that arose
during the game was n mistake the Wes-
leyan's timekeeper made, allowing the game
20 run over by thirty seconds, IN which the
Wealeyan's secured q basket In that time,
but the basket was not allowed, leaving
company k winner by one point. Company
Els strong team plays the National Ath-
letic club from Brooklyn, N Y, two games
on FEBRUARY ~ and 20. Company 10 las
only been beaten once in three years, and
that by Muscatine, by the score OF AZ to IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
RED OAK DEFEATs KANGARoos
Iowa Team Wins Close Game from
Omaha Team.

Red Oak High school. "a Kangaroos, es.
In one OF the fastest games ever played in
ted Oak, Ia, the High school basket ball
team OF that town was held down to a mar
sin OF one point Tuesday evening by the
omaha kangaroos. The Iowans have not
been beaten this year, so the work OF the
Omaha kangaroos was very commendable
especially as the game was on their op+
ponents floor, and Captain Burdick OF the
locals did not play.
Arnstein made eighteen points out of the
tWenty-six and was also the star OF the
game in team work. Red Oaks forwards.
the Casey brothers were sharks at goal
throwing, but were not given many oppor-
tuniues by the Kangaroo forwards, most
OF Red oaks scores were made on fouls or
by the guards, who took long shots from
the center OF the field Dodds Omaha 4
left forward and manager did some re-
markable one handed work in the second
half, and Nagl was also In good form II
Is believed that slight OYer-eonfidence
was the undoing OF the Kangaroos, who
outplayed their opponents In every stage OF
the contest. Hugo Wesin refereed the
game. The Omaha Kangaroo team con-
sisted OF DOdds and Nagi, forwards; Arm
stein, center, and Doud and Howard, guards.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16

was concerned. In the opening of each
round the Farmer would secure some fair
holds on the Indian, but the giant streng Ia
of War Eagle would permit him to get
away. Nelson's were of no avail, as both
were extremely wary and would squirm
away before fatal hold could be secured
The finish of the first fall was a truly
whirlwind affair, with the vast crowd
standing on its feet and yelling itself
hoarse Farmer Burns started by trying
for hammer lock. The Indian was able
to resist that and then they went al It
tooth and nail. Burns had the upper
hand for most of the last two minutes
and got the Indian TO bridging, but at
the end of the ten minutes the Indian was
apparently all in from the ferocious rush
ing tactics of Burns and had to sue
cumb The fall was won by the Farmer
getting the Indian on his back, then Sc
curing a crotch hold and forcing him TO
break his bridge and fall to the mat.
Time: 1920.
Tires Indian Out.
The second fall was much the same as
the first. "The Farmer tired him out
with his rush and then butted HIM over"
was the way one sportsman put the fin
ish at the close of the bout. The time
for the second fail was ~ minutes.
OF almost equal interest to the main
event was the preliminary between Oscar
Nelson Of Chicago and Emil Klank OF
South Omaha 1t was one of the fastest
wrestling matches ever seen IN Omaha.
Holds were made and broken with a
speed which was bewildering. The Chi
caEo lad showed a thorough knowSedgo
Of the game but he was not the equal
OF the South omahan, who had consider
able edge In weight. Klank won the first
fall In fifteen minutes with half Nell
son and crotch hold and the second
fall went the same way in fifteen min
utes
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
Cara MAKE Few DeInya-

UTICA, N. Y, Feb. 15.-The German car
in the New York-to-Paris tour. left this
city this morning at s;l5 and will continue
20 follow the tow path OF the Erie canal.
Highways are even In worse condition
than yesterday. as Il rained all night.
SYRACUSE, Feb. l5-The American in
the New York-to-Paris race registered here
az S:47, going on after a walt OF only seven
minutes, The French car, driven by st.
Chafffay, followed. and the Italian car
shortly after, neither stopping TO register
SCHENETADY, NJ Y, Feb. 15.-The
French car driven by GODDARD In the New
York to Paris automobile race arrived here
at a. m. and went into a garage for
an adjustment OF its motor. II proceeded
at 10 O'Clock
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
e g e DRIVES OUT
o.o.o. RHEUMATISM

good lnmsnt plaster or some good home remedy viii usually
than skin eeP and cannot Be rubbed can it be drawn out with
which produces Is stun IN the blood and the disease never
the circulation this irritating,
producing uric acid poison The trouble will shift from place to place set
causing Inflammation
after attack Of indigestion other igua When neglected
climatic conditions a
s.
instead acdden deposing in
lhegfving
advice desired viii be sent free to all who write.
THR SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
CharIes Hackenschmidt Wins.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Feb. l5.-(Speeial Tele-
before 800 people tonight, Charles HRcken-
schmidt OF Des Moines defeated Walter
Evans OF Knoxville, Tenn, two falls out OF
three. The toe and strangle holds were
barred. Evans won the first fall In eight
and a half minutes with q cross lock from
a bridge. The second fall went 10 Hacken-
schmidt IN ten minutes with a combined
arm and head hold. The last fall went 70
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
ECIIPSE.

Last evening on the Metropolitan alleys
select team from the Association alleys,
otherWlse known as the "Frenzied
Finance" fell into the arms of the Metro
politan specials. AS will be seen by the
totals neither team was in prime con-
dition. Mr.. Rae claimed the honor for
luck, 'old Reliable" for hard luck, Laird
for high total and Remington for high
played next Monday evening on the Asso-
ciation alleys. Come all and bring your
families Scores: