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Should Visit Tammany Hall.

1t seems that Governor Hughes does
not know a democrat when he sees
ere, which may be to his credit-Phil-
adelphia Inquirer
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THERE is no advertising medium "a
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull
letin for business reSultx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
HOUSES KEEP OPEN
Agreements with France and switzer-
land Expire Saturday.
TO IMPORTERS
Goods Can he Entered Up TO 4i3O
+. NJ. at Present Rates-Liner
Racing Against Time with
Big Cargo from France.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2e.-what is re-
garded as a distinct concession to import
ing interests and to France was made
by the treasury department today in di-
recting the collectors Of customs at the
various United states ports to keep Gus
toms houses open until 4:0 p. m, next sat
urday october 30, on which date the COM
mercial agreements with France, Switzer-
land and Bulgaria will expire. Tn purpose
Of the order is to give every facility to
importers to enter goods at the reduced
rates Of the expiring treaties and applies
particularly to New York and a few other
cities where the custom houses close or
dinarily at 1 p. m, on Saturday In defer
ence to local law or custom.
The treasury department fixed october
30 as the date of the expiration of the
agreements instead Of the S1st, because Of
the latter date falling on Sunday.
The acts Of congress do not recognize
Saturday afternoon as a half holiday and
the executive departments of the govern
ment at Washington, therefore, remain
open until $3.50 every Saturday, the same
as other week days, except during the
summer.
Race Against Time,
A French transatlantic liner is making a
tdkb dBdlliEA INK III OAACA " BtN q % ~
Of goods in under the lower rates, pro-
vlded by the commercial agreement. The
steamer is cheduled to arrive early Sat
urday afternoon and today's extension OF
the hours probably will permit the steamer
to enter the goods under the expiring
agreement.
With the return to Washington from
Paris Of Ambassador Jusserand, the ne
gotiations, so called, between France and
America regarding application Of the new
tariff act to French imports into this
country have crossed the Atlantic and here
in Washington will be wrought out the
terms of the agreement, which, it is as.
sumed. will regulate for a term of years
the trade relations of the two countries.
No Danger of Tariff War.
There is little danger of a tariff war, In
the opinion of the men whose business II
is to deal with the making Of commercial
treaties. Neither country can afford &c
embark on such a suicidal policy as whole.
sale retaliation, nor is there any necessity
for 1t. It is true that France will have tC
submit to higher duties upon exports t
the United States as a result of the enact.
ment of the Payne-Aldrich bill, but 81
long as it does not discriminate against 4
France cannot find ground for serious OBJ.
lection.
While NJ. Jusserand is automatically
silent as to the course he is under instruc
tioi s to follow, there is reason to believe
that having in mind the conciliatory state
ments made in Paris by Senator Aldricl
his purpose is TO make the best Of thu
situation and to secure the minimum tariff
rate for French products entering tn,
United States in return for the smalles
) possible amount of concessions OF simila.
reduced rates Of American imports int
! France. 5eq
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
WRITES CONDUCTORS
State Department VIII Look Into
Case of Member of Order
Imprisoned in MexicO.

GUADALAJARA, Mex, Oct. ga letter
from President Taft written in San
Antonio, has been received by Guadalajara
division $40 Order of Railway conductors.
1t is in reply to the letter sent him at
EI Paso, reviewing the case OF Conductor
Jemes A. Cook, declaring his imprison-
ment a gross injustice and demanding
action for his release by the United States
government.
The presidents letter follows;
II have your communication Of October ,
and have transmitted 1t to the secretary
Of state for such investigation and action
as the facts shown will justify. l have
requested the State department to advise
you of course taken by IT,"
The Taft letter has caused rejoicing
among the American railroad men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

three field goals out OF four trials in the
first half. one from the ~fifty-yard line.
Not much line bucking was INDUCED In By
the Tigers and their only efforts In this
direction IN the second half resulted in
a touchdown by Wilder. Coe was never
dangerous, except once when Il recovered
a fumbled kickoff on the twenty-five yard
line and tried a field goal but missed. Both
coaches, Roper and Bryant, stayed on the
field behind their teams and pointed out
their weak spots and both were disap-
pointed with the outcome. Gloom relgns
In the Tiger camp tonight as a result OF
injuries to players and such n poor show
ing on the eve OF the Iowa game.
Several OF the players are under the
trainers special care as a result OF the
gruelling Ames game last Saturday, and
the possibility OF additions to the injury
list caused Coach Roper to abandon the
Idea Of two workouts a day-morning ana
afternoon. Hackney, the star kicker, had
an axle twisted by the Cyclones, and will
not be in a suit for a couple Of days,
though he expects to play against the
Hawkeyes. Cove, right end, is also suf-
fering from a bad ankle, while Glare, full
back, and Johnson, right tackle, are also
nursing sore spots.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
FOUR HARD GAMES AHEA
Iowa Coach Not in Optimistic Mood
mt OutIoOL.

at Outlook.
IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 26.-(SpeciaL)-
Though the Iowa team was stiff and sore
from the gruelling Nebraska game Coach
Griffith gave the men a long hard signal
practice and the players were plainly tired
when they were allowed to go 70 the
not in the lineup. The fullback, who made
such a great showing at Lincoln was given
Instructions to trot a couple of laps around
the track. His side will prevent his enter
ing scrimmage practice for two or tbrse
aays. Other members of the varsity SQUAD
We're not in the best condition, but Coach
G1lttlth has adopted a hard-work campaign
ana VIII follow 1t out this week.
new plays were taught the varsity to-
nlsht ana II is possible they may be
EXECUTED In the Missouri game. That
Srlttith has devised several formations in
the new style of foot ball, which he has
nor sprung IN any Of the games is adj
mitted by the coaching staff. ''The men
are not we'll enough drilled in them We"
ne admitted last night.
I'M scrubs and the freshmen engaged in
hard scrimmage practice last night. Under
"Invlncibles' played hard ball AGAINST
Coach Heinzmen freshmen team and won
tWo, touchdowns to one. K~resensky played
haltback for the scrubs, Thomas. quarter
back, and Wright end, which Follows ont
the policy outlined by Coach Griffith last
week or developing some strong substitutes.
Coach Griffith is fearful over the prospects
OF Tour hard games in succession and much
OF the next few days will be devoted to
developing strong substitutes. To have
oyer FOR substitute drop kicker and Comfy
Ior SUBSTITUTE punter is the ambition of
the coaches at present. Hyland won one
game and tied another, while Hanson's
toe has kept away defeat in both contests.
lie has, outpunted every man he has met
SO easily that the Hawkeyes nave been
given an Immense advantage. Apparently
tiyland and Hanson are immune from in
jury, but Dyer and Comfy will be trained
as understudies harder than ever the re-
mainder of the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Annual Report
of Burlington

CHICAGO Oct. 26.-The annua report
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road company for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1909, was made public here today.
1t shows a total revenue from operation
of $40, 414, 357; total operation expenses of
S55, 3I7, 759, leaving a net revenue from OPP
Grafton Of $24,O6 sos. The operating ex-
penses show a decrease of $6s7, 465, as COM
pared with the previous year., while the
revenue shows increase of $1,5S2. 76O, mostly
on the maintenance of way account.
The dining car service was opercted ~
a loss Of $3.50, 3S9.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
KICK ON TRAINING TABL,
Maintaining One laid to he Against
Conference RuIea.

Conference Rules.
RIO IOWA A.t CITY, Ia: Oct Oct; 2 SongISiTb9 a
discovery made by the Iowa team and
%rooters who went to Lincoln last Saturday:
According to the understanding here of
the Missouri Valley conference meeting this
is In violation Of the rule passed at a
meeting of the committee last year and
which was opposed by both Nebraska and
However, the Iowa students and players
are not disposed to look unkindly toward
Nebraska for running the boarding table,
at one OF the hotels. Locally the under
graduates have favored a table and II a
vote were. taken today in the student body
Il is c rtaiD that a similar sentiment would
be expressed.
According to the information obtained
by the Iowa students eighteen OF the Ne
braska players eat three meals a day at
the Hotel Royal in a little dining room sep
arated from the main dining room by a
screen. These players pay half of their
board and the athletic board the other
half. The diet list Is furnished the steward
of the hotel and the cooks prepare the
dishes. However, the team has its own
walters, etc.
The Iowa team stayed at the Hotel Royal
and no attempt was made at concealment
Of the training table. The Hawkeyes ex-
pressed surprise among themselves at first
but as the players believe in such a sys-
tenn little criticism was expressed. In fact,
the team and rooters spent more time on
their return telling Of the Lincoln hospital
table.
A second consideration stopped the
lowans from speaking openly concerning
the discovery. Iowa is especially anxious
so Tar as the student body is concerned, IN
keeping anything resembling a contro.
versy from arising. "Peac at any price
is the belief here, because in harmony will
the strength Of the Missouri Valley con.
ference develop, according to Iowa opln.
ions. Since the newspaper criticism of q
year ago Iowa has also felt reticent toward
any moves which might be misconstruet
l ny III ultIlDtIE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
WITH THE BOwLERs.

In the Omaha league last night the Metz
Bros. struck their gait and shot In old
time form, getting the best total of the
year. While no one made COO, everyone
last nights game the odds on the big match
which begins on Francisco's alleys Wednes-
day between the Metz team and a picked
team from the Commercial alleys was 10
to 7 that the Metz would loose. Probably
the two teams will enter the games at even
money.
In the Booster league there was another
record broken by the Cream Citys rolling
one game Of SIS, which is their high game
for the season. They won two games from
the West Sides. Their new man, Drummy,
hit the wood for high single and total, get
tirg 236 and 5s5, respectively.
Tonight the Triumphs play the Luxu
and the Cudahys the Sprague Pills. Scores:
METZ KROS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

ton at Washington on account OF the new
tariff bill and other alleged politlcal
iniquites.
Governor Harmon was the principal
speaker on democratic day" at the Texas
state fair at Dallas, October l6' and ms
address, there, taken In connection with
his article In Chairman Mack's National
Monthly has given rise 10 the statement
In political quarters in close relations with
Mr.. Mack, hat the chairman OF the demo-
cratic national committee has dropped
william ]. Bryan Of Nebraska as a presi-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
welterweIghts Matched at sheridan.

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Oct. 26-CSpecial Tele-
gIam.)-Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee and
Howard Baker of Boulder, Colo, will fight
twenty rounds in this city November 3,
articles OF agreement having been signed
today. Both men are anxious to wrest the
welterweight championship from Jimmie
Gardner and the bout promises TO be a
fast one. DOugherty has been on the
ground several days. Baker arrived SatuT-
day and Is already doing a hard training
stunt. They are TO weigh In at l42 at 8
o'clock on the afternoon Of the go. The
fight will be under the auspices Of the
Sheridan Athletic club. Guy Buckle OF
Omaha will ehallenge the winner.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
BATTLE WILL BE ARRANGED
Jeffries and Appear Anxious
to Fight.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The battle of the
heaVyweights, James j. Jeffries and Jack
Johnson, will be arranged before the lend
OF the week II the public declarations Of
and his manager, George Little, are ex-
pected home Thursday, when the match
will be made.
In the meantime, Jeffries keeps hard at
work on the road and In the gymnasium
with his sparring partner, Sam Berger.
lam eager to get a crack at Johnson
and only hope he will appear and sign up
the articles" Jeffries said today.
won't stop for any ceremonies and l am
willing to meet him for the money at any
reasonable time and place"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Auto Beats Jack Rabbit.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, Oct. 26.-(Special)-
a quartet of Alden men have inaugurated
a new method OF hunting jack rabbits.
They go at night with an automobile and
the experiment Is a success and creditably
Youched for. A few nights ago, o. +.
wagner, O. M. Harp. a T.. Duchman and
~ ID. Button were returning by auto from
Eldora, where they had been in attendance
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
MINOR LEAGUES G
ENSURED
National Commission Orders Names Of
Fifty-sIx Players Off Reserve List.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 26.-Te National
Baseball commission, in a bulletin issued
today. censures the National Association Of
BasJ ball Clubs for carrying on its further
reserve list given out october p, last, the
names of players that have been sold or
drafted by major league clubs.
The names Of fifty-six players who have
been drafted or sold to major league clubs
are given by the commission as being In
the National association reserve list.
The national commission says it cannot
understand why the National association is
of that association and the secretary of
the national commission to Immediately
strike out of that list the names of players
TO whom major leagme clubs have title.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Hiking Club Lays out Program.

HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. 26-(SpeciaI)-The
Hastings Hiking club, composed OF Y. NJ
A. athletes, has adopted the following
schedule for long distance tramps IN the
next few months:
October SO-Pauline and return; 20 miles
trip.
November 2S-Kenesaw and return; thirty
round trip.
December 1s-Kearney; one way 20 miles;
re,urn on train.
January s-Holdrege; one way 50 miles;
eturn on train.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
MACK READY TO DROP BRYAN
Nebraskan L. NO Logger Considered
a Presidential Posi-
bfIity.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct. 26.-The National
Monthly. edited by Chairman Norman E,
Mack Of the democratic national commit
tee and now the official organ OF the com
mittee. gives considerable space In its
November number TO an article by Judson
Harmon. governor OF Ohio, in which he
bitterly assails the republican administra-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
CREAM T
WEST SIDES
Totals

francisco is in correspondence with Frank
Bartsch Of Chicago and may bring him
here to roll some exhibition games. Bartsch
rolled 69l at last years bowling tournament
IN Ptttsburg and is one Of the best in the
country.
Last night on the Metropolitan alleys
the French Way took three straight from
the EXcelsiors. Bowers, the new French
Way recruit got high totals and high game
29 and total, 5SL UT had high totals for
the EXcelsiors. 493. Both teams were bow
ling in hard luck and Laheko especially.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Bon MoYn hnNrn.

Louis Boon. a leading merchant Of Nor
way, Mich. writes: Three bottles OF
Foley'E Honey and Tar absolutely cured
my boy Of a severe cough. and a neigh
boris boy, who was 30 IN with a cold that
taking FOley's Honey and Tar" Nothing
else is a. safe and certain IN results. sold
ny sn druKEisth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
FRENCH WAY.

With the aid OF Dick Grotte. the Chabot
Shoe company took three games from the
Schroeder's st. James last night on the
Metropolitan alleys. Captain Foley took
all honors for the Shoe company with 213
single game and 567 for total three
games, while Louie Weymueller was the
star for the st, James with 1856 for single
game and SAG for total three games. To-
night the Dreibus Candy company and
Loch's Willow Springs. Score:
CHABOT SHOE co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
MEETING OF EASTERN LEAGUE
Contest for office Of President VIII
Come Up Today.

OOne I'd IOuHy'
NEW YORK. oct. 26.-The annual meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors of the East
ern league will be held at the Hotel Vic
toria here tomorrow. The club owners
Of tho organization will also decide whether
or not P. T. Powers Is to be reelected
president.
The board will award the pennant to the
Rochester, N. Y, club.
=. G. Barrow is an active candidate for
the presidency and another candidate Is
James r. Price, a New York newspaper
" ritter. Several Of the club owners are said
to be disappointed because Powers did not
sign the new national agreement last spring
after the Eastern league and the American
association had secured valuable conces-
sions from the major leagues.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

at a meeting Of the Masonic chapter. When
a few miles south OF this city, about
a big jack rabbit in the light thrown by the
autos headlights. The driver gave chase
and after an exciting pursuit Of several
miles, the machine finally overlook the
fleeing Jack and ran II down.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
MISSOURI MAKES POon SHOWING
In Addition Has Man Injured in
Practice Match.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, oct. 2~6.-(Special
Telegram. lin a practice game here to-
day Miss url university foot ball team, with
a partial sub.titute lineup defeated Coe
and fifteen minute halves were played but
this vas more than enough for both
Jrred, Missouri losing Thatcher. the reg
ular right GUARD, with a fractured nose.
The place kicking of Bluck, Missouri's
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Dental possibility and is now engaged In
grooming Governor Harmon for the demo-
cratic presidential nomination IN 1912.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Teachers Win AT Food BnII.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia, Oct. 2a-CspeoiaI
Telegram)-The state teachers college foot
ball team defeated st Joseph OF DUBUQUE
score 90 TO ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Take chamberlain's cough Remedy when
you have a cold and you VIII be delighted
with H.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
"'"'"0'0HV0' =" ~ -
s-CHRoEDER's ST. JAMES.

The General Delivery won an three games
from the City Clerks in the postoffice
league. Score:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
NUMBER So
THE DISTRICT COURT
Prisoners Sentenced to the State Ps,1i-
tenIlary.

.At the session OF the District Court,
criminol division, Judge \. !. Murff,
prisoners were sentenced as follows:
!. Wesley Thomas. burglary and lar
ceny. six months i'll the pen
Ralph Kemp. larceny. six month"; on
the public roads.
Jim Mcknight aged II years. i'll
dlcted for murder. convicted of man
slaughter and recommended to the
mercy OF the court: sentence suspended
Willie Williams. burglary and lar
ccny, one year.
Rosa Lee Newen. larceny thirty days
in Jail
Will Thomas, larceny. four months on
the public roads
Ben 5. Lee. false prttcnses. twelve
months on tbs public roads
In the CHI fiageman case. selling
liquor without license, motion in arrest
OF Judgment was filed and set for argu-
ment on Tuesday, May 4.
he court was adjourned - tomor-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
TIE HAGEMAN CASE
Judge Murff Is Directed By the SIT
prtme Court

! Having given his Interpretation to the
order OF the Supreme Court to the stay
of proceedings in the Hagenlan. Ro-
zetti and Robbins cases. no bond was
| fixed for the release of the prisoners
| from the good roads camp as was an
lticipated
Judge Mrff's Interpretation was that
he could proceed no further and must
await Instructions
The defendants attorneys. Blanchard,
Barret 4 Smith contended that the pris-
oncrs should be released on bond, but
they were not. In order to present the
case clearly before the Supreme Court,
Hon, Leon K. Smith went to New Or
leans and secured from the Supreme
Court the order directing Judge Murff
to release Rozetti and Robbins on bond
Accordingly Judge Murff has given
the order for their release on $500 bond.
but they will be required to pay the fine
OF $Ioo and all costs Of court.
The issue Is on the constitutionaiity OF
the law which. II appears. fails to fix a
minimum and 4 maximum term OF i'm
prisonnent. The defendants attorney
claims that this defect will lead to an
annullnent of the courts decree. as the
Act by which Judge Murff is governed
is unconstitutional However. this is
to be determined after hearing before
the Supreme Court on Wednesday. May
5. Should the contention of the defend
ants attorney be sustained the prison.
ers now held for selling liquor without
a license will be liberated and this &C
ton will end all proceedings against
them in the cases in which they have
been convicted. 1t will also ann1l all
the proceedings against Hagenan, who
by this Intervention will escape service
on the roads.
This rule, on bond. applies only to
lthose entloned. but may be effective III
the cases of others if their attorneys de-
termine OIL their liberation on bond
Should the Supreme Court sustain
Judge Murff the released prisoners will
be returned to the good roads camp and
be required to serve the time, thirty
days. fixed by the court 1t will also
operate against Hageman. who. should
he not appear and serve his term will
forfeit his $1,000 bond and be liable to
arrest i'll the future The contention as
it stands is very interesting