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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
FUNERAL OF STEBBlNS A.. TEAL
Veteran Union Pacific Engineer at
Rest I'm Council Bluffs
Cemetery,

WATERLOO, Neb.. Dec. N.-(SpeciaI)-
The funeral of the late Stebbins A. Teal,
former master mechanic Of the Northwest
ern at Missouri Valley and an old-tIme
engineer OF the Union Pacific, who died last
Thursday, was held at the family resi-
dence in Waterloo Sunday afternoon at /
o'clock, Services were conducted by Rev.
David L. Miller. jr., OF the Presbyterian
church and members Of Waterloo lodge No.
Z26. Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons,
Of which Mr.. Teal was a member. A large
number of friends ana neighbors were
present, as were relatives from Omaha and
Council Bluffs.
The body was taken to Council Bluffs
Monday morning for burial in the family
lot there, being accompanied By the widow,
Mrs. Electa Purchase Teal, a sister, Mrs.
Chapman of Fremont, DR.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Haverstock OF Council Bluffs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Haverstock OF Omaha, DR..
and Mrs. F. F.. Teal, also OF Omaha, and
other relatives Of Council Bluffs were
present at the burial.
Stebblns A. Teal was born in New York
state and came west in thv early sos. being
one OF the early settlers Of Council Bluffs
and running out OF that city as an engineer
on the Union Pacific as early as 1856. H
was for years connected with railroad
work then at Missouri Valley and only
retired from active duties about five years
ago, when he and Mrs. Purchase OF Water.
loo, friends Of long standing, were married,
since which they nave resided at Water
loo. MIR. Teal helped cut walnut logs to
build a bridge over the Elkhorn river or
the Military road about 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
CITY BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Competition Begins Tonight and
Promises to Be Hot Affair.
MAYOR THERE FOR THE OPENING
All FIve-Men Events Will Be BowIed
NJ the metropolitan Alleys and
DoubIes and singles Mt
F~rancisco's.

The city bowling tournament which be-
gins tonight will have the entire attention
Of all the bowlers in the city. No league
games will be played this week. 1t is
probable that a few match games will be
played on the alleys not used by the
tournament bowlers. This Is usually the
custom during all affairs OF this kind.
Mayor Dahlman was down practiclng
Sunday and will be in fine shape for the
opening this evening. No admission will
be charged and the management OF the
alleys extend an invitation to everybody to
come down and root for his favorites.
All five men events will be bowled at
the Metropolitan alleys and the doubles
and singles at Francisco's.
In order TO better accommodate the mem
bers OF some OF the contesting teams, a
few changes were made by the committee
In the schedule.
The meet will start with the Omahas
pitted against the Omaha Bicycle COM
pany's team, and will be followed by the
Storz Triumphs against the Loch's Willow
Springs. These -four teams are strong and
will set a mark for the others to shoot
FOR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
NEAR PANIC ON EXCHANGE
Continued on Page Two.)


Continued on Page Two.)
below Friday. A~malgamated Copper dropped
back 81 under Fridays closing and there
was a general unloading Of securities,
causing weakness. The loss in Pennsylvania
reached ~ in the first half hour, Reading
2S, United States Steel 1, Union Pacific
IL and American Smelling 2.
The spectacular rise in Rock Island com
mon stock was generally credited to a
frightened short interest, since 1t was
quickly recalled that the control OF the
company does not lie with the common
stock and therefore any suggestions that
competitive bidding by interests seeking 10
control the property were not to be en-
tertained under the circumstances One of
the directors Of the Rock Island and also
connectedf with the banking interests of
the road, said OF the movement:
There is nothing In the affairs OF the
company to account for the advance in the
price Of the stock In such e violent man
ner. 1t apears to be a squeeze Of the
shorts"
This same Rock Island official said that
to the best of his knowledge neigther w.
H.. Moore, who Is now In Chicago, nor
Daniel G.. Reid was in any way connected
with today's movement.
Trading in Rock Island common stock In
the first twelve minutes approximate 100, OOO
shares.
Rock Island rallied to say, but there was
renewed evidence that there were large
supplies Of that stock in the market and
the price ran eff again. This served to
tranquilize the rest Of the market and
prices began to recover. Southern Pacific
rallied to 113h and Amalgamated Copper to
ssh; Pennsylvania to 1874 and other stocks
in less degree.
The market was quieter before the first
hour was over and prices had ceased to
fluctuate as wildly as at first.
The Rock Island episode was the one sub
ject Of the discussion in the financial dis
district, 1t was intlmated that an investi-
CATION probably would be made into the
matter by the governors of the stock ex-
change. The report current on the floor
was that a clerk in handling ar order of
1000 shares made an error and made II
read 10000 shares.
The best opinion obtainable in all finau-
cial and brokerage circles was h a a short
interest had been caught in a carefully
laid trap, the sprlnging Of which was only
possible because Of the absence, of several
OF the larger operators. '''''
The Rock Island bonds which were con-
cerned in last weeks speculative movement
in the Rock Island deal moved very fever
lshly, Rock Island collateral As sold at
IS in a block OF 10000 and then slumped
to SO, The Wabash ~refunding As sold at
7Sh and then ran off to 77N. Wabash pre-
ferred dropped 8 under Fridays closing
price.
One hundred and flfty-five thousand
shares Of Rock Island common were traded
in during the first hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
of Sunday
School Teacher
Little Antonio Gets Her Watch While
She is Telling Story Of the
Christ Child.

GLORY TO God In the highest, peace on
earth, good will toward mem"
Miss Margaret Phillippi, teacher in the
City Mission Sunday school, was reading
the story Of the birth OF the Christ child
to a class Of waits on the day after Christ
mas.
Now, little Antonio. a bright-eyed youth
In the very front row, descended from a
long line Of treasure seekers who. in the
olden days used to sail forth from Genoa on
predatory errands on the Tartany coast.
So 1t happened that Antonio, the boy with
the soulful eyes, just couldn't resist that
avatistic passion for glitter when the fair
teachers watch came too close to the front
row.
The lesson Of the Christ child was for
gotten and Antonio got the watch.
Quietly detectives were put to work and
soon they had the little pirate. repentant
and in tears. TN watch will be returned.
Antonio Is to have a taste Of Christian for
giveness and he will not be prosecuted II
he only will be punCtusl at Sunday che
for a whole year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
F~ltZSlmmons
is Knocked Out
BY Bill Lang:
Veteran of Ring Puts Up Game Fight
for Twelve Rounds, But Sue
cumbs to Uppercut.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Loo. zI.-BilI Lang,
the Australian heavyweight, knocked out
Bob Fitzsimmons in the twelfth round of
their fight at Rush Cutters Bay stadium
today. The fight was evenly contested up
to the last round, when Lang forced Fitz-
simmons to the ropes, knocked him down
with a right hand blow to the Jaw and.
when he rose, sent him to the floor sense
less from a right hand uppercut.
F'itzsimmons mad not appeared in the ring
in Australia since he left here for the
United States many years ago, and when
he climbed through the ropes today he was
given an enthusiastic reception. The vet
eran looked to be In splendid condition
after his long period OF preparation for to-
days light.
Ihe tIgnt opened rather tamely, Lang
showing his extreme nervousness. He was
freely hooted for holding in the clinches
and frequently butting his opponent and
refusing TO break clean. Fitzslmmons, OF
the cont airy, fought cleanly and quickly
became the 1avorte with the crowd.
AS the tight progressed Lang regaine,
confidence and forced the pace, but Fitz
simmons cieverly eyaded MS rushes ant
frequently landed clean blows on the fac,
ana body. In a hot rally in the eleventh
round F1tzsimmons cut Lang's right ey,
severely with a lert hand punch.
When the twelfth and last round opened
Lang rushed tiJzsimmons through tht
ropes and floored him with a right hanc
swing. Fitzsimmons took the count of nine
ana rose sIossy. Lang was at him fiercelJ
as soon as he regained ms feet, batterina
the totterIng veteran about the ring. Ii,
fOIcea titzslmmons against the ropes and
witn a nard right uppercut on the Jaw, sen
nm down ana out.
Lang was a strong favorite in the bet
ting at od~s. Of / TO 2. his weight was an
~Euuneeo at lSS POUNDS, While rItzsimmon.
gave his at l5o pounos. Arthur Scott wal
the referee. The Meather was warm anC
AZ wv spectators witnessed the fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
is He FEMINIST UNCLE JoE7
Judge Crawford Sentences Man soon
Rs He Says He shook Hands
with Cannon.

Is Judge Bryce Crawford, the police
court MAGISTRATE. in sympathy with the
insurgents?
James Bedford. vagrant sentenced to iall
for the theft OF a pair OF shoes, thinks
that he is the victim Of political prejudice,
II came here TO cut Ice on Seymour
lake. MY home Is In Danyiile, ILL.,, and
I'm Just an honest y~sortingman,' urged
the prisoner.
do you know Uncle Joe Cannon In
auired Judge Crawford with a ~deeeptive,y
bland smile, as he reached for bis trusty
pen.
Sure, / shook hands with him ones, 3"
replied Bedford, who was about 10 get q
shock.
Thirty days for you9i replied Crawford.
showing the complaint over to the cior.
with an air OF ~finaiity.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
FAST BASKET BALI WEDNESDAY
Chicago Team to PIay in Omaha This
Week.

Lovers OF the great indoor game will be
favored with the opportunity TO see two
big games OF basket ball at the Young
Mems Christian Association gymnasium in
Omaha Wednesday evening of this week.
The Chicago institute and Training School
team will meet the Young Mems Christian
Association Tigers in what should prove
Of the season. The Tigers have the repu-
tation OF being one of the strongest teams
In this section OF the country but they
will nave to play gilt-edged ball in order
to hold down the fast aggregation from
Chicago. As a preliminary the Omaha
High School quintet will line up again3I
the Young Mems Christian Assoclat ior
Crescents. Both of these teams arc fast.
the local high being In the front rank OF
school teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
JOHNsON's YEAR AS CHAMPION
COIOred Fighter Celebrates First An
mIVerEaPy of His VICTORY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Jack Johnson. the
noaVy " eight pugilislIc OF the
worm, ceiebrateu neIe today the first an
INV ersary Oh mas succession TO the title, by
Il hOuse-w arming IN the home ne has pre-
senLed to his mother. IL vas just one
year ago today that johnson knocked out
Tommy Burns In the fourteenth round OF
their championship battle at Rushcutters
oay, near sydney, N. 5. W., and won the
worlds title.
Talking OF his coming fight with James
J. J~effrIes, was postponed by the cham
plOn, until he had carved "A turkey and told
about his failure to get turkey after his
fight with Burns and how he made his
championship dinner on a pig.
After the dinner Johnson said he was
certain the forthcoming fight with JEFF
fries would be staged at San Francisco in
stead OF Salt Lake City and announced
that he would pitch his training camp
al O~ceanview, just outside OF San Fran
cisco. Johnson also announced that Gun
boat Smith, a Pacific coast heavyweight
would be one Of his training partners.
Former champion, James J. Corbett who
Is scheduled TO be one OF J~effries' training
partners was In Chicago today. He pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

played a perfect score in seventeen games
as AT %outnelder. but Captain Clark OF
P%ittsburg has probably the best average,
with 1862 games played and a percentage
OF .9s1. Gibson OF Pittsburg caught $50
games, more than any other catcher, and
had a fielding average OF .sSs. Pittsburg
won in club fielding, with a score OF 1854.
with the following ranking as they read:
Chicago, .961; Philadelphia, .961; Brooklyn,
$50; New York, 1854; Cincinnati, .952; st.
Louis, .s51, and Boston, .e47. Camnitz OF
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
WHEATON ENTERS A DENIAL
MRh COrnered by His wife with An
Woman Faces Her
I'm Court.

Louis A.. Wheaton, who was captured in
a room at 2IOl Dodge street in company
with Mrs. Alice ELLIS, by his wife, Mrs.
Grace Wheaton. was confronted by that
angry. wife and hts little son. a charming
child Of 9 yeATs. In police court Monday
morning while he heard a reading OF a
warrant. II was the usual charge. and
Mrs, Wheaton declares she will push the
prosecution.
Wheaton was arrested Sunday when his
wife Invaded the room al The Dodge street
house by force. breaking down the door
AIRS. Wheaton appeared Monday morning
and on her Information Assistant County
Attorney MaEney issued the warrant.
Wheaton entered a plea OF not guilty
apd his preliminary examination was sci
for Wednesday morning In police court.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
Around the Corncob Fire

White Wings has drawn the sinews Of
other wars from Denver and he evidently
thinks this is the one unfalling source.
But we expect to hear the morning after
election that President O'Brien is still in
his seat.
Why not get Jeff and Gotch to box and
wrestle while at the Auditorium. the night
Of january Z? 3"-
Well, one thing, Billy Murray, the de-
posed manag of Philadelphia, can ex-
claim with Pau of old; II have fought a
good fight" But Billy, also like Paul, was
fighting against some dirty odds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
National League Fielding Averages,

Pittsburg has probably the best pitching
record. with forty-one games played and a
percentage OF SOC. Mathewson OF New
York has the same average. with thirty
seven games played.
storke. who played with both Plttsburg
and st. Louis, tied Chances fielding aver
age. but he played in only nineteen games.
Following are the official fielding aver
ages OF National league players who par
~ticipated in fifteen or more championship
games during the season Of 1909:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. ~26.-Captaln Frank
Chance Of Chicago leads ali National
league first basemen In the averages for
the season Of 1909, as announced today.
With a percentage OF 1904 for ninety-two
games. he is closely followed by Bransfield
OF Philadelphia, with a percentage Of $50
FOR 1S games. Bridwell of New York,
with l5 games to his credit, and Hans
wagner Of Plttsburg, With 136, are tied
with $40 per cent In the fielding aver
ages for shortstops. Hummel OF Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
ANOTHER TERM FOR BULLOCK
President Taft VIII ReRppOint Per.
sonaI Friend of Roosevelt as
United states Marshal.

WASHINGTON, Dee. H.--It was an
nouneed at the White House today that
Seth Bullock, United States marshal for
South Dakota, Is to be reappointed for
another four years from January IS next.
Bullock has been known as the close per-
sonal friend Of Theodore Roosevelt and his
re~appolntment is said to be both a reoog-
milton OF what he has done as well as a
compliment to the former president.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

NOTIcE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF Fred Lutz for Liquor License. Notice
Is hereby given that Fred Lutz did upon
his application win the Board OF Fire
and Police commissioners OF Omaha for
license TO sell malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors at No. GIL North 10Th street, Third
ward, Omaha, keb., from the LIST day Of
January, 1910, to the LIST day OF January,
1911. IL there be no objection, remon-
STRANGE or protest filed within two weeks
from the 9Th day OF December, A. ID. 1919,
the said license will be granted. FRED
LUTZ, Applicant. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF Mrs. Elizabeth O.. Lucke for Permit
to sell liquor as 8 Druggist. Notice IL
aid upon the 9th day OF December, A. D.,
1909, File her application TO the Board Of
Fire and Police Commissioners Of Omaha,
for permit to sell malt. splrituous and
vinous liquors, as a Druggist, for medic
inal, mechanical and chemical purposes
only, at No. COZ Pierce street, First ward
Omaha, Nebraska, from the LIST day OF
January, 1910. TO the LIST day OF January,
1911. II there be no objection, remon
STRANGE or protest. filed within two weeks
from December u, A. D., 1903, the said
permit will be granted. MRS. ELIZABETH
q. LUCKE, Applicant. D2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

Los ANGELES, CAL, Dec. 26-Barpey
Oldfield established a new worlds record
for fifteen miles on a circular track today
at Ascot park. Driving his 120-horse power
Benz, Oldfield reduced the record Of 1857,
made by Ralph DePalma, to 13:421s. Old
field was an easy winner in the five-mile
race with Ben Kerscher, driving a Oar
racq, his time being 4:47. f'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NoTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF George Cooney for Permit to sell
Liquor as a Druggist. Notice Is hereby
given that George Cooney did upon the
I'D day of December, A. D.. 1903, f!le his
application to the Board of Fire and Police
Commissioner of Omaha, for permit to
sell malt, spirltuous and vlnous liquors, as
a Druggist, for medicinal, and
chemical purposes only, at No, 222S SO. 10th
street, Second ward, Omaha, Nebraska,
from the LIST day OF January, 1910, to the
list day of January, 1911. II there be no
objection, remOnstrance or protest uled
within two weeks from the sd day OF De-
cember, A. D., 1903, the said permit Will be
granted. GEORGE COONEY. Applicant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
st. yves wins BY !YaEd.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 26.-Henry st.
Yves, Marathon champion of the world,
defeated John Marsh, Canadian champion,
by a yard in a fifteen mile match race to-
day. st. Yves time was 1:SS:47N5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

Here is the revised schedule;
METROPOLITAN ALLEYS

METROPOLITAN ALLEHS.
Monday, Z D. m.-Omahas against
Omaha bicycle company.
N Monday, . p. m.-Storz against Loch's
Willow Springs.
Tuesday, Z p. m.-Molonys against Bese-
Inns Mixers.
Tuesday, 9 D. m.-Metz Bros. against
B~rodegaard Crowns.
Wednesday, D. m-Yousem's Colts
against O'Brien's Monte Christos,
Wednesday, 8 p. m.-Equitable ldfe
against Union Pacifics.
Thursday, Z p. m.-Omaha Bedding com
pany against %Sprague's Pills.
Thursday, 9 p. m.-Omaha Cold Storage
against Metropolitans.
dales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTnn OF APPLICATION
OF John Hoist for Permit to Sell Liquor
as a Druggist. Notice. Is hereby gwen that
John Hoist did upon the lith day VI De-
cember, a. D., 1909, file his application with
the Board OF fire and Police Commits
sioners OF Omaha for permit to sell matt,
spirituous and vinous liquors, as a drug
gIst, for medicinal, mechanical and chem
ical purposes only, at No. ga North 18TH
street, Eighth ward, Omaha, Nebraska,
from the first day OF January, 1910, TO the
first day of January, 1911. IL there be no
objection, remonstrance o. protest filed
within two weGh" nom the 18TH day OF
December, i. D., 1909, the said permit VIII
he granted. JOAN HOLST. Applicant.
DIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

All records for bowling in individual con-
tests were shattered a feN days ago by
Greater New York Individual bowling tour
nament being held on the oxford alleys at
Newark. N. j. Johns started out with a
and finished with 279, a total of 162S for the
six games, an average of 271b for the six.
His bowling was really wonderful, not
split or error to spoil his scores. In his
first game he had nine strikes and one
spare; second, nine strikes and one spare;
fourth and fifth, nine strikes and one
snare, and finished his sixth with eight
strikes and two spares and boWled thirteen
strikes in succession, but could not get a
S0 score. The previous record for indlyld-
nal work was held by Charles Gchader,
who averaged 251 10 for six games, mace
on the Columbia alleys at Brooklyn. Mr..
Johns has an average of 22 4-S4 In the
eirhty-four tournament games he mas
bowled SO far this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
Nobody 10 no ola

or cold Is with DIR. Kings New Discovery.
SOC and SlO. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
PILEs CURED IN : 10 BIZ nAYs.

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro
trudlng Piles in 6 to Il day or money re-
funded. Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
rrnR "a APPL1CATION

NOTICE MATTER or APPLICATION
Of, W, H; MeKihEie for Liqp9r License M
Kirzie. aid upon the 18th day of December.
A b. 1873, file his application with the
Board OF Fire and Police Commissioner
Of Omaha, for license to sell malt, spirit
uous and vinous liquors, at No. GIL North
10Th street, Third ward, Omaha, Neb.,
from the first day OF January, 1910, to the
first day Of January 1871, IL there be no
objection, remOnstrance or protest filed
within two weeks from the 18th day Of
december, A.. D. 1869. the said license will
DIE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF. APPLICATION
OF Jacob M. Gehrlg for liquor license.
Notice is hereby given that jacob M. Gem
rig aid upon the 10th day Of. December, a.
ID. 1903, file his application With the ma or
and council of the city of Benson, Neb.,
for license to sell malt, spirituOus and vim
GUS liquors at No. us Military avenue, lot
", block y, First word, Benson, Eeb., from
the LIST day OF January, 1910, to the LIST day
Of January, Hll. II there De no objection.
weeks from the 1st day OF January, A. J..
1909, the said license Will be granted.
JACOB NJ. CENTRIC, ApplIo9nt. 1sS-Dl5
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
OIdficId Cutn RECORD.

dicted hat Jeffries would nave little
trouble in, winning the fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
vi ScnaeIers cut Price Drug, stores tor
Tor Permit to Sell Liquor as q DrugBIs.
Nouce is hereby gwen that Schaefer S Cut
Prlce Drug stores did upon me 10th day
OF December, A. D.. 1919, tiIe It's Application
TO the Board OF Fire and Ponce Lomnis-
spurious ana Vlnous liquors, as a drug
gIst, for medicinal, mechanical and cheIni-
cal purposes oiIiy, at No. ia NurIn lotn
street, Fourth ward. Omaha, Nebraska,
from the tIrst day OF January, 1910. to the
first day of January, 1911. IL there be no
objection, remonstrRnce or protest filed
within two weeks IRON the litn. day Of
December, A. u. 1909, THE said permit wlll
be granted. SCHAEkEH D CT PRIClI
DkCG STORES, e. T.. Yates, President,
Applicant. Decl7-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

The efficacy OF chamDer;ain's Llnimoni
AASa DAILY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

70 you have anything 70 sell or trade.
advertise In the Want Ad columns Of The
Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy not only
stops a cough, but removes the Irritation
which causes II.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NoTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF y. II. Wlrtn Tor Permit to Sell Liquor
as a'Druggist. Notice is hereby given mat
.. II. WrIn did upon the loth DAY OF De-
cember, A. D., 1903, file his application
with the Board OF Fire ana Police Com
missioners Of Omaha tor permit to sell
malt, spirituous and VIM, d liquors, as u
druggist, for medicinal, Aeonanical ana
chemical purposes only, al No. 1880 North
4Oth street, Eleventh ward, Omaha, Ne
braska, from The first day OF January, 1910,
TO the first day of January, 1871. II there
be no objection, remonstr6nce or protest
filed within two weeks from the 18th
day Of December, A. d., 1863, the said per-
NIT Will be granted. .. H.. WLRTH, APP
plicant. DID
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
APPLICATION ron Li.von LlcENsn


NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
of Edward j. Bauer Tor Liquor License.
Notice Is hereLf given that Edward j.
Bauer did upon the 18Th day of december,
A. -. 1903, tile MS Application with the
Board OF County commissioners OF Doug
las county. Nebraska, tor a license to sell
malt, splrltuous and vlnous liquors, at 46Ol
Y street, Douglas county, Nebraska, from
the first day Of January 1910, 10 The first
day OF January, 1871. If there be no oD-
lection, demonstrated or protest filed
within two Weeks from the llth day Of
December, A. -. 1919. the SAID license viii
plicant, Decl4-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

Harry d. Reed of Omaha still holds the
t~hree-game record, with a total OF $40 pms
with an average of 26l7s per game.