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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
QUAKERs ONE GAME AHEAD
Nationals of philadelphia Now Have
Three 20 Americans Two.

PHILADELPHIA, April Io-The ue3tbat
existed in the base BAH series betwseB the
two Philadelphia maJor league clubs was
broken today, when the Nationals defeated
their rivals by the score OF 8 to q The
game was an even affair until the Sxtb
inning when the Nationals made thres
runs which the Americans could not aver
come. The series now stands three to two
In favor OF the Nationals score: RHE
Americans .,....2 0 5000 o O-8'6i
Nationals ...,.l o 2O3O Q 3s1i
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
RY iiANR nAlNRi,.lE lEoR sALh

ArSS; ace sores OF good land. mo.,,v
one oeay y 20 " miles east Of DenSssS S ,l ia
We We vnion fae..ie y, II. south OF WsttiSSs Ss
..is sht sg4usburG. This tract iise
ta ttsnS-a .no .nAiiy TINES cross-fencsd othes
sit;pFoSsmsnsS "a; Houses barns, shsds ca,.
rala, Sifato tfisDh0no etc Good s.,,SpNtt- SpNt-
and hay land: also springs ana Ssbs. slaeILA
snss; ENsra Good proposition Tor soh-
Sits'oibs " soloni3iEg. No agents nsed sn
~ oie1Nrm Place, Denver. Colo. ~'A'''''
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
CARDINALS ROLL ANNOUNCED
Twenty-FOur Players Named to Com
pose 81. Louis Nationals.

A"Snty-Hour fIHyern Named to COM
pose 81. Louis Nationals.
ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-Twenty- players
who will compose the ST. Louis National
league team this year have been named
by President Robson, as follows:
Pitchers-Wilis, CorTicon, Lush. SalIes
Harmon Geyer Higgins, Backman
han.
nfielders-Konetchy. Hulswitt HarbeatL
Betcher, Magee, Hauser, Huggins, MowreE
Outfielders-Ells, Oakes, Evans, OIIara
The players who will be turned oyer to
clubs not yet announced are Pitchers John
son, Rieger Knight Loudermllk, Marion,
Melter, Pickett, Raleigh, Sheridan, sulli-
van, Lowell and Yates, Inneders Bel and
Barkwell and outflelders Murphy and
Courtney.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Missouri Wins
Sluggfng Match
Defeats Warrensburg by Bunching
Hits and Clever Base
Running.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, April 1O.-(special Tel
egram. )-Missouri defeated the state Nor
NAL nine from Warrensburg in a slugginR
match on Rolland's field Saturday, the final
count being Is to g. The Tigirs won by
punching hits and clever base running.
Score
Missouri ....,.O 0 61.t 70 ~s-I5 ii 2
Warrensburg 4 % 0 O-Si 10 4
Batteries: Warrensburg Thomas and
Tanner; Missouri, Hayden and Klein I'm
pire: katron
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SWAPS

SS.0V 2i1OOO. f20COO.
tfen raj merchandise
NhWN-fltuOU hardware. wants land
Fitase give legal numbers I'm first letter.
NOWA AIA LAND AND LOT co.
SUITE ~ n. \. Life Bldg Red 1879
ONE OF the finest fruit farms ever built:
~ acres large and small fruit; mode IN
mousse an ldeal home and a big money
maker. II Is worth " 900. DO you want Il?
NOWAIA LAND AND LOT Co.
suite ga n Y. Life Bids. Red 1899
2S6-ACRE FARM adjoining one OF the
pest towns In Nebraska. one large modern
mouse and two smaller ones; orchard
grove residences are all in corporate limit
Or town. Barn. chicken house. hog house
Al with city water Everything that can
oe round en- the best improved farm. Will
take part income bearing property. Price
t5o,VvO NoW9ta Land T. Lot Co. suite 62t
NJ I. Life Bldg. Red 1890
WELL ESTABLISHED. GOOD PAYING
BUSINESS IN 5000 Nebraska town; price
tsVV' Will trade for Omaha improved or
acres near Omaha
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
suite ga n. Y, Life Bldg. Red 1899
CLOSED carriage or street hack. landau.
iet stEle. nut Title used, made by Cunning.
nam ana sold new for $1,000 This carriage
~ ~ nOW worth $500 In cash. but we would
eAehanEe II Tor horses or for vacant prop
sIty OF Tor western land. Johnson. Dan.
'oTth Co. ;. w. Cor. 10th and Jones SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF TIE CONSTRUCTING
March a 1910. Sealed proposals. in ii tripii!
cate viii be received at this office until
S;S0 A M. Wednesday, April 49, 1910 at
which time they viii be opened in public
Tor the construction, plumbing wiring for
electric motors and lights, electric fixtures
furnishing and installation of laundry ma,
chlnery and equipment, boiler, feed pump
etc, Tor one (D Loundry Plans No. 234-B
tort u A. Russell Wyoming. Plans and
specifications for the inspection of bidders
are on file in this office, also the offices
OF the Chief Quartermaster, Department
OF the Lakes, Chicago, Illinois; Chief
luartermaster, Department of the Missouri
Omaha, Nebraska; Chief Quartermaster
department of the Colorado, Denver. Colo.
TaIo; Depot Quartermaster. St Louis, Mis-
souri, and the Secretary of the Builders
exchange, 81. Paul, Minnesota PROPOSAL
blanks and General Instructions to Bidders
may pc had upon application to this office
Ihe Government reserves the right 10 re-
lect any or all bids or any part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals should be
lndorsed Proposals for Laundry, Fort ID
a. russell Wyoming, TO be opened Aprii
~, 1910, and addressed to v X Hart
captain 10Th Infantry Acting Quarter
master, U. s. A, IN charge of CONSTRUCTION.
Room 3, Keefe Han, Cheyenne, wyoming
Ml6.17, Is. .19AIl,12
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Fort LeaYenworth, Kansas Anril
I. lslO-Sesled- proposals, in triplicate, viii
May 2, 1910, and then opened for fIIrntshtvSy
anu delivering In good condition Il. o. ri
Cars, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Railway
Ties, Etc. and a Track Scale. Fuu infor
nation and blank forms of proposals fur
nished upon application United States re-
all proposals. Envelopes to be indorsSd
Proposals for Railway Supplies and al
dressed to Captain VIM. ID. Davis, Quarter
MASTER Fort Leavenworth. Kansas.
As-9-lO-11-2s-3O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

SALATA, Mont. L.and-I,and- =
1S.N, I've several well improved ranches for SaIa
;ueeded Iand), fenced, houses barns ,TfIN5
corn, All kinds of grain and veretai,iss
rii nipDsr on part OF farms; a beautiful ,Ives
H.. f%n.,ns through the land a splendid iiaca
a. tsha IN an Ideal climate In the finest i1ata
S. ~ tne union. Land I'm any size tract -oT
rsIir,t, nIint, riees from $40 TO S2b per acre al "a
~, Siihqulshhents for sale, close to town. r. Ne
i,o, LOT sale at prices that viii be doubied IN y
inay Short while and in a town the gro,
~ saoa ot winch Is phenomenal Stln some
49," SVou nWVnIlssteads left within ten miles az
19Mn TSyHii, write me for particulars The n ~
Williams Real Estate Co, Galata Mont'
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Farms for rent.

,,do9 rSk KtNT-s acres for truck GARDENING
Seot,, 5000 mouse, barn and outbuiidinss: snaiii
season 6 Sno orchard; rent. S1OO for ths
Gil Bluffs Telephone ia ll 9'' Coun-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

TWO base hits: Merkle. Doyle. Three
pase hits: Murray, Becker, DeVore. DevIin
Stone Zone run: Doyle Sacrifice hit: Stevens
stolen bases: Doyle. Merkie. Left on
Osses: New York. 4; Yale, s. First base
play; Myers to Bridwell Struck outs m,
DIirneke, ICi, o; by Parsons, 4; by Tommers. I
Drlcke, 2; off Parsons. p iIit with pitcbn.i III
ball: BY Freeman, 1. wild pitcbes: AZ
iDrpcke, 2. Hits; OFF Freeman, 8 in three
Umpire: Mr.. Hansell. Time 200.
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validity Of Patents.

Mr.. Bishop did not say what "the sails
factory arrangement for compensation,
would be. 1t is understood however. that
the Wright brothers desire, in exactInR
royalties, not SO much to make money di-
reotly as to esta blish and continue the va
lidlty Of their patents.
The Aero club has taken an option on a
tract OF Long Island land four miles long
and about a mile wide between Garden
City and Hlcksville. for years lease.
II 1t is decided to hold the international
meet there the Long Island railroad WIN
establish switches TO care for large crowds
However. 1t is not yet settled that this
site will be chosen. A definite choice will
not be reached for several months vel
said Mr.. Bishop. Clubs at Washington
and st. Louis are in the field for the meet
and other cities may put In bids
The death OF Thomas f. Walsh has con.
diminished the chances OF Wash
ington. Mr.. Walsh had promised to sub
scribe 10000 II the meet were held there. !
this sum II Is thought doubtful IL
The Washington club can raise a sufficient |
guarantee. A fund has been started in this .
city to which Mr.. Bishop has subscribed
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Virginia.

sdrS. E0F Sal sAt,LIEEHistoric Virginia estate IN
pouhoAry; colonial brick dwelling: mnda'.
,oant glorious views; perfect environI
s,.,I; station near. University of VireinIs
free register describing 200 seiect nSorsI ar'
We YES H. W. Hilleary d Co. Charlottesville
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
washIsgGoa.

FOUhIRY, Dairy or Fruit Ranches W.
nave, nave anything in the line of ranches i,,7
1p, on easy terms, on fine road. cInsa are ~
ine ,,ine wafer, on r. F. D.. route. Phone ser,
vice; Tine soil and level, good Market ca,
Ne r,,sI,,V nuVer with work. James A. O'Neu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
AVIATION MEETS CERTAIN
Contests Will Be Continued in
America Under New Compact.
AGREE WITH AERO CLUB
Licenses viii BE Issued 10 Owners
of Other Machines who
Must Also Get
Permits,

NEW YORK, April 1O-The Wright broth
ers OF Dayton, o., have reached an agraa.
ment with the Aero Club Of America which
assures the future OF aviatios, contasts 4,
this country. The Wrlghts agree to issue
licenses to those avlators who do not use
wright machines, and the Aero club agrees
TO countenance no contests unless the evil
ators competing shall first obtain Iicensas
from the Wrights
NO similar agreement with any otber
body will be made by the WriRhts In
short the Aero Club Of America will dc.
tate the conditions OF all aviation contest :
in this country during the life Of the agree
ment and the validity of the Wright nat
ents.
Ihe terms OF the agreement insure that
the international contests for the Gordo,
Bennett trophy will be held in this countr,,
next fall. Although the place of meeting
has not been chosen, New York is nov,
favored
Since the Wright brothers won in the
United States courts the preliminary con-
test over the aeroplane patents the outlool,
FOR the International meet has been dubious
Foreigners Interested.
Cortland f. Bishop, president of the Aaro
club, has received steady stream Of lei
ters from foreign avlators who wished 70
know what guarantee could be offered that
they would not be prevented from flyinp ~
they brought their machines to this conn
try. Without some assurance thew Uera
unwilling to come. Glenn H. Curtiss ubo
won the international trophy at Rheims /
France, last summer, and other Amerloar n 4
aviators were in the same position.
To settle the question Mr.. Bisbon ard . I
committee of the Aero club met Wilbur
Wright and Andrew Freeman, representing /
ne Wright company, at the Lawyers club |
n this city The conference began vester-
lay and at its conclusion today Mr.. Wright
gave Mr.. Bishop a letter setting forth the
position OF his company. Copies will be
ent TO American and foreign aeronauts.
The Aero club said Mr.. Bishop tonight
recognizes the rights of the owners OF the
Wright patents, under the decision of the
ederal courts OF the United States. and ra-
uses to countenance the infrinEements Of
nose patents so long as the decision re-
mains in force. In the meantime. in order
encourage aviationi both at home and
broad, and In order TO permit foreign avi
tors TO take part In aviation contests in
his country, 1t was agreed that the Aero
Tub OF America, as the American repre.
entative of the International AeronautIcaI 7
liberation, should give only such public !
ontests as may be licensed by the Wright
ompany, and that the Wright COMPANY n
n the other hand, should encourage onen v
eeus wherever approved as Aforesaid Nv 7
le Aero Club of America. by granting 7
censes to promoters who make satisfac-
ry arrangements with the COMPANY Yor
s compensation for use Of patents. A.
lch licensed meets any machine OF AM, u
axe may participate freely without seour.
g further license or permit"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

EA G H CHARD
We are offering for sale a limited nurnhar
OF V-acre peach orchards of bearing aSa
Of Missouri These orchards are iocstsd TlGe Sn
S. sne very heart OF the Koshkononr peach
Eaoh Re miles from the railroad station
hsrtn n yen acres contains about l,6OO Ell
Irees are now In bud and il given propeT
cSre et and cultivation will yield a heavy eron
trsc,s ms season. We are offering these orchard
terms Write for free illustrated liferst,,rsS
P[ice, terms, etc. Midland Farm and Land
Co. sOS Fleming Bldg Des Moines la
fOR SALE-Land and improved fs rD1s
E Iest southeaSt Missouri land ana
I,a,r rarHis, Iorty to 500 acres: from sis to s45
III, 1,ba S.o easy terms. Write and tell us
Lree. r. Gram Realty Co., NeelyviiIe. No
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

THE owner OF an Iowa farm lives I'm
OIlnns anu wants 10 sell the Iarm. Inere
eIe ILV acres, 2. ~ and miles from three
eood towns; X. h. d. and phone, a mile To
schooi; splendid land good 5-r house. with
celIar ana well; barn for s horses; granarv
CorneTlbs, pens, cOrrals; timothy and blue
srass pasture; good orchard and small
Iruti price for quick sale: $125 per acre,
~ Land ali around going at SlS to SlBJ
OWnef SJ.' VIII take rental property or good
Rec. 0'4' SeIe
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

NEBRASKA CITY. April lO.-tspecial)-
Fort Crook base ball team and fbe Infantry
@ @Danu 70 come TO this city on the twenty
s.,,,S, ssSGha, and play the opening game 81 ball
league. They will come down on a soseisi
.h ualh aho take part In the Arbor day exer-
oieses, also playing a game of ball 10 the
times last season and drew monsfer crovds
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
FriehtfuI lspasms

OF the stomach, liver torpor lame back and
weak kidneys are overcome by Illectdle
Bitters. Guaranteed SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co. 51rgs,l 4s ses
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

EoR sAl.ll-+Frult lands at farm prices a,
Arkensss yaiie,i between Canon civ ana
[aessso Solo, ffon $50 to Se5 per acre A
aols" s"ae ~ - made IN buying large tracfs
anu resahipK. Orchards IN Canon Citv az
". tn@ ~. s2trenee Of Royal Gorge, are vaipsS
s,s ~ -. e-.s - N.sN par acre. Come out and he
Genital Block. Pueblo, Cole or sIS -. ~
81, Canon CRY. Cciu - NAs AAlh
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
REAL ESTATE
ARM AND ttANCH LAND FOa SALE


FOR SALE-PRnhnndie steers ana lands,
en1s IN tracts ranging from 1G0 acres Ia
sooS SSVS acres good colonization proposition,
99ne,half the grain crop yearly, G per cert
| SWt SWtsl accept cash payment az any lime.
Loo Is iS,i9ws' az, ," l9oO : aud 5-year-Clds.
sTsoe, W. A. Logue Land Co, Armiiio.
FOR sALE-If you want a good stock
III NJ "a west Texas, neariy 1000 acres. write
J NJ. Harrill. Manor. Tex NV - ~
OkANGE and fig orchards paw Immense
( tb,T3Il{s tb,3i Is, These. are the big money crops.
Snn,,I1sS.r DIe1sring zig and orange orchards earn
participate In the big profits made IN ths
,.s .!s ana otanRc Industry without leaving
;ri'.,, Preteht occupation or location.
issued BY the Galveston Houston inter,Ir9
oeh Land Co you can become part owner
co o,o,,.,,, 90 operative fig and orange growing
and orange land. The company is euitivafs
s lns ana planting trees and will gather
are SrS sbsdit market the crops. The Acre Bonds
H. aSsse' Inc company Is composed OF the
faSsng 1fea9sng business men and bankers OF
leXSs. Write today for handsome illus.
uated book explaining entire 7plan rs frss
AEeriean Loan g. Mortgage Co, 4O7 Amer
.oen bAnk Bldg Houston, Tex.
MlL LION acres Texas school land for
ssIe @ ~ Tie state; $l.50 to s. per acre; only
oar on,.t t,eth cash, 40 years on balance;
pei cent interest; good Agricultural land:
some don't require residence; SEND So cents
Iot lslV Book OF Instructions New Stase
Law ana description OF lands j. J. snyder
school Land Locator bOi Congress ss
austin lex. References, Austin Mai. bank
r.l2 ACRES, solid BODY. C,oobrsD co,,o-
~, IeNas, $40 per acre: $4,000 cash. bal
aallce long time. viii accept trade i'm 70
S@e.VM @ ~ billiard Marshall Land Co. Eub-
FoR sALE-Colonization proposition.
SvVy sO t4 acres IN q solid body cutover lands
aI0 ana cotton lands. Price $3.50 por acre
'ohh D AKIN Houston Tex.
Indiana.
Fok SALb-Farm OF III acres in soutb- /
~, sIn Mlchlgan; two sets of splendid build |
ander SS csti4atldS. sHGS Iaad about ls0 acres
ana timber lands: beautiful groves /
ot timber The farm borders on i've
Desutitul lakes: this would make an ideal
mnsa,stao noine TOT chicago people; can give
ngS nice house OF seven rooms. fU1o
'mali bank barns. and nice orchard VIII
Sas, se5 ioF I,, the very low price Of $1,000 d. Nj
FOR SALE--Improved stock. grain ana
~ ,nieNen IarInsi close Chicago. c. Fl. Mar
me- valparaiso, Ind.
Ie0h0.
FOR SALE-Irrigated farms and rancbes
outh QUIZ OF Snake river and Bruneau valley
~ Iu'hsIn ~, loaho' from $40 to $50 per acre:
me 1ruit and alfalfa country: aIso IN +
3rmation for homestead and desert an.
res Iles Harry Watkins Box lis, Mountsin
New Mexico.
LANDS for sale In the rich Membres ]
sIey, bargains In decided lands relinouish ,
omestead and desert claims; also cattle
nd ranches for sale. 1t won't paw Won 6
locate elsewhere until you investigate
,s. nat We nave: Write for booklet 1t will =
.telcSt you. Address Deming Real Estafa I
& Purchasing Co, DeminE
WHEN writing TO advertisers retnemba,
M ial ~ WIN take only an extra stroke or =
nnn... L.. -
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You Want a f arm

me other fellow wants city property or
STOCK OF goods. We want the commission
SEND US full description in first letter and
We VIII gs, you trade
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.
suite G4 N. Life Bldg Red igg9
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
WYOn,inE.

FOR SALE-Ranch on Co,oroo.
wyoming line. consists OF $500 acres of
sraSlng and hay land; ranch is NO., M
Toynf' SSUShed with cattle and sheep; win sell
tSn'. tSncn Win or without stock For fir
Iner particulars apply to Harry Tathsm
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Ihe efficacy OF chamberiain's IinIment
IN the relief OF rheumasism Is being demon
l1rsted daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

FOR sALE-Irrigated farms and rsnobo.
SOUTH or Snake river and Iruneau valley
stn ssEuthern e Idaho from $40 to $50 per acre:
fI.s,, tms .,u uult ana alfalfa country; also in.
tInH.o SIies HAIRY Watkins. Box lis. Mountain
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Missouri.

WHEN writing TO advertisers, remember
TWO OF the pen to mention the fact that
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Arkansas.


1000 acres OF irrigated land, st ooo 49,.
solo since last March. 5000 an acre win
PeLPetSSl water right. Easy terms. To
- .4 eoN aheea 1900 an aero May l. The
most attractive irrigated proiecf 49, he
~ 2psll, 9pSo, - located IN the san Luis valley
Sosl1isLA IRRIGATED LAND co.
NO lssa champa Street. Denver CO..
Slo. ACRE mountain ranch: 100 acres ir-
ntatedi ten-room house hot ana cola
Meleri oaily mai; telephone; large onao
iiSSise Yr tYr stock SLS01 Howard l. RusseIi
fort Celiins. Colo ''''''
"g a. wei improved, on Moffat road. Ia
~, ~ ~ irSm Se r 10 a. m timothy some native
AZ t,ooS q. Nlnperi tno pasture; would han.
stsLasSlNe buildings 4 m, OF trout stream
'.o,'iSs snIgiSsn ianeh good resort location; fully
Pn2nei Iiye head stock. Price. for .ii
si4iSs1 ~ patt cash, balance easy terms. BOZ
sN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
New MexIc0.

LANDS for sale I'm the rich Membres
homestead and desert claims; also csttIe
ana ranches FOR sale. 1t won't paw Won
70 locate elsewhere until you inyeSti9ata
Mhat We nave. Write for booklet. If viii
interest you. Address Deming Real Fstata
y Soininission ~ q Purchasing Co., Deming.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Oregon.


A., FARM BARGAIN.
Must re sold OF account Of ovpsr,.
nS9lIhi well improved 220-acrs farm ~
miles miles from town; price. SS5 per acre. easv
eeTtus' J. J. Campbell. Litehfield. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
WANTED-To BUY

BEST PRICES paid for secondhand fur
1iture' carpets stoves, clotGes. shoes. Phons
Douglas 5SSl.
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Indiana.
IGaho.

FOK SALE--Improved stock, grain ana
Inc, Valparaiso Ind IL ~Adr-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PhOPERTY ron SALE.
Continued

THERE has been a wonderful devoiop
ment AZ SCOTS Buff IN q yeas. 90 with
" ana be4- our first excursion May 8
Keep the date in mind
pAYNE lNNEnTNaNT COMpANN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
south DaEotu.

s,a Oh SALE-South Dakota lands sIs %
oT ana per eria acre, near town. For booker man an
address 70 On ne ne most, best and cheapest
county, S. ID. "a"a' brule
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Kansas.

FOR SALE-2S.OO acres Kansa.
siVp ~ per acre; the best colonization prnnosi'
Ioh ,,h IN the United States, or 10 holS 81 a.,
sissira S; 900 TO 10000 acres subirrgated
"a ~ one year; no trades. Address n
Spurgeon, Olathe Kan A. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
ONE MORE SNAP

co,IS1t. STVV,vV an acre buys section of Klmball
SSol Euhty, Nebraska farm land: 900 acres
i'he pIow land but must act onlick
,oo MIDLAND INVESTMENT
IOo-4 McCague Bldg. Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
NEW YORK.

EsIs EsS 1ort. '.','.::..::::...S SS5dSSs:S-lss "a
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-08-11
Beer Drivers
Will Celebrate

Wheeling Beer Drivers Union
No. ~ will hold an anniversary
celebration on the evening OF
Monday, August %, at their head
quarters, Dueker's hall, corner
TWenty-sixth and Ch9pllne SITS,
and all indications are that the at
fair will be a success in every
way. The Brewery Workmen To-
Gals. are noted for doing things in
far more than a ha&earted way
Two committees are at work, the
refreshments committee compris7
ing William Fritz, chairman, 3D.
Plankey, Jacob Del, John Baker,
VIM. Arndt, and Albert Peckstein,
and the committee ON speakers be-
ing composed of Val Reuther and
Tom Matthews.
The speakers will be Harry P
Corcoran, president Of the Trades
Assembly and Walter B. Hilton,
editor of the Majority.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-08-11

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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-08-11
MOYER AGAIN CHOSEN
HEAD or w. =. OF NJ.

Denver, Colo.,-For. the ninth sue
seccive time Charles n. Meyer today
was reelected president Of the West
ern Federation of Miners.
Meyers only opponent was John II.
Matthews, Of the Butte Min and Smell
ter Mems Union. Meyer received 265
votes, Matthews 50. Meyer, as chair
man. refused to entertain q motion to
make his election unanimous. saying
Matthews had q right to have his
showing recorded on the minutes.
Charles 3. Mahoney, Of Butte. was
chosen vice-president. and Ernest Mills
Waa reelected secretary treasurer.
The convention decided to hold next
SsAxs1 meeting q Butta.