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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
BATES FOOTBALL.
Colby Hcad. and Bates I'd Fail 20 Play
Tennis Singles.

Lewiston, Me, Oct. 1i-(SpeciaD--
The members of tho Colby Academy
football team of New Hampshire ar
rived at Bates this noon and We're
intending 10 have a game with the
Bates second team. But the second
team has been having some hard
practice this week against the first
team and also lest any of them should
be needed in the game tomorrow with
New Hampshire State College the
game was not played. The Colby
Academy team is on a trip of about
a week. They will stay with the stu
dents at Bates tonight and tomorrow
they go to meet the football team
at Hebron Academy. They took some
practice this afternoon on Garcelon
field and they have a fast, husky
team.
The officials for tomorrow's game
with New Hampshire State College
are: Umpire, Jones of Haverford Col
lege: referee, Ingals. one Of Dart
mouths old stars. The field judge will
probably be Mccarthy of Lewiston.
Eight matches of singles have been
played off in the tennis tournament
at Bates in the last two days. A
match between Cheever. '13. and Will
ian.s, II. came out in favor of Will
Jams. 6-1, G-S. GA; between Lee, IA,
and Woodman, is. in favor of Wood
man. 6-3. Ga. Bishop won from
Buck, 70. 81. 81. c. Clason, II. won
from Bishop, II, 60, GA. Roseland,
~, lost 10 Brunquist, II, GA. rs, and
Hall, '13, lost to Tomblin, IA. 6-1, 6-3.
F.. Clason. II. beat Smith, -, 6-l, ST.,
60 and Drummer, ~. beat Hollis, 13,
Ga 6-8, 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

sion led to more business with the
reigning houses. Agencies were estab-
lished in due time, and, of course, Lon
was quickly add to the list. Very soon
the Rothschilds became the recognized
agents of states in need of loans, and
that is how their fortunes were made.
These examples prove that million
aires are not made out of capital.
They are the products of brain and mi
tiative--the men who can seize oppor-
tunities, even when those opportuni-
ties appear unfovoraple. No doubt
there are today many businesses start
ed on small capital which will be the
great firms of the future. But that
depends on the pluck and ability Of
the men who are running them now.
Tit Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
WORLD OF SPORTS

the west end of the field and several arc
lights are to be installed tomorrow. rms
will enable the team to continue the
scrimmage and signal practice until late
afternoon, which has been impossible for
the last two weeks. Later in the season
evening practice will probably be held.
The interclass Marathon run VIII NE
held tomorrow afternoon BEFORE the loo'-
ball game. The contestants Will starr
from Old Town and finish in front OF the
grandstand on the athletic field.
If the Maine Freshmen are unaple u
arrange for a baseball game with the
Bowdoin Freshmen the third game OF the
Sophomore series will be play
ed at 1890 tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Oct. IA.
BEEF-Fresh firm; whole cattle 10010l
BRAN-Lower, 22m22.50.
BuTTER-Steady: northern 31G32.
CHEESE,-Steady: New York 16m16a
CORN-Steady: No. 3 yellow COL
., ES5GS-Unsteady; choice 43044; western
M590. o''
HAY-Unchanged No. 21.5O122.5O
LAMBS-Unsteady, 12a613
LARll-unsteady: pure 49,
PORk-Firm: medium backs 24.75m25.
POTATOES-Firm white 1l00Ii15.
SUGAR-Steady; granulated $40.
VEALS-Steady, 11@15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.

Harvard vs.. Amherst at Cambridge.
Yale VS.. Army at West Point
Bates VS.. New Hampshire" State at Lew
ston.
Colgate VS. Trinity at Hamilton.
Dartmouth VS.. Vermont at Hanover.
New York
Princeton US. Lafayette at Princeton.
Syracuse VS. Indians at Syracuse.
Brown VS.. Pennsylvania at Providence
Wesleyan vs. \Or"ich 1T NiddlrtoWn.
Tufts vs.. t.. Of NJ. II Grni.o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
New York Cotton Market.

New York oct. A.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged Mid
ding uplands 1880: do. gulf 15.15. Sales
100 bales.
Galveston firm Ii2; New Orleans
steady. 142; savannah steady, 144: Charles
ton steady. liS; Memphis firm. 141.
Net receipts for seven days i0l, iOi
Exports to Great Britain l25.6i9: 10
France 22,73l to the Continent jo96S: 10
Japan 1850: to Mexico 800.
Stock h3S 24N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
ALL AMERICANS.

All AmerIcans .....l 2 X-I
Two-bsse hlts-Cobb. Speaker. McInnis.
Three ba Sc hits-Milan. Ilits--Off Morgan
5 In 6 innings. Stolen baseS-Cobb >
Double plavs Mcbride and Stahl. Left
on Observation-Disclosures 4. All Americans A..
Base on balle-OT Morgan 3. off Dyeert
J. off Johnson l. First bose on errors
An Americans |. Hit by pitchar-Speaker.
Struck out-Ry Moran 4, BY Dy""rt >.
by Johnson b. Wild pitch. Johnson.
Time, Lee. t'mr:res. Egan and Dineen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
AMERICANS.

STWO out when winning run was scored
''Batted for WARRIOR in the 9Th
Nationals .........0 , o o o II
american .........0 0 0 0 -
Two-basa hits--Doyle. Devln. Home
run-Devlin. Sacrifice hits-Myers. Roach
Left on bases-Natonals 3. Americans g.
First on errors Nationals |. Double PLAYS
Myers and Fletcher: Warhop. Gardner
and Chase. Struck out-By Warhou l.
Hit by pitcher-Bv WARRIOR. Davln. Snod :
grass by Witt Mitchell tmpires
Evan and Klein. Time las.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
New York Money Market.

New York, oct. A.
Prime mercantile paper - to 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at $4,000 49,
for 60-day bills and at 4S6 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S2iMS.
Bar silver 55l.
Mexican dollars A..
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Money on call strong al 3Ma per cent:
ruling rate 81 last loan >. closing bid q :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
NATOI |
TODAY'S GAMES.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
ToDAY's GAMES.
All Stars Four
Philadelphia |.

Washington, Oct. H.-The All American
and Athletics gave a splendid exhibition
of fast baseball today, the former WIN
ming by the score Of to !. Walter John
son was q puzzle to the champions, hold
ing them to five scattered hits until the
last inning, when he slackened his speed
and two doubles resulted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
Chicago Cattle Market,

Chicago Oct. Il.
ATTLE-Receipts 1900 market steady:
beeves 475m7S5
HOGS-Receipts 12,500: market steady
for light and butchers hogs, others sc.
lower
SHEEP-Receipts II 900; market steady,
native 250n425; western 2956425; wear
lings 433M5i0; native lambs 440T7OO: west
ern 475M69O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. Il.
Lowest prices since harvest were made
today in wheat. There were many quick
turns in the market. however. and the
close was practically the same last
night higher to lower. Good buying
on the part of group of commission
houses in the last quarter hour of the
session gave firm tone to the finish.
Latest figures showed corn down to ~
and oats to !, The end Of the day left
hog products at an advance Of 5m1l to ~.
WHEAT-Dec. M3m95; May 1ooanS; July
96s
CORN-Dec Az; May 80. July 5o2.
OATS-Dec @05: May 34i: July 33i.
MESS PORk-oct. is. Jan. l7.5I4: May
1910.
LARD-oct 1879; Nov ITO; Jan. 1875.
May l0.l00.12i
SHORT RIBS oSa: Jan. e&,; May s..5
FLOUR-Steady.
RYE-No. 75m71.
= FEED-Or mixing barley G0dG7
NALTlNCi-Fair to choice 1lm7G
FLAX SEEDING. | southeastern ~:
No. | northwestern 265
TIMOTHY SEED-10NGiSi0
LONER-SHyn14 O0
MESS PORK-1250n1S75
LARl)--12SIl.
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UP TO JACK O'cONNOR.

Pres Johnson Calls on ST Louis Man.
-. ager for Report.
Chicago. Oct. -. President Johnson
of the American League has given
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
CANAL TRIP iNTESE STING.

States will convert the Caribbean
ish Main Here are ancient walled
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21

Chinq ambasadorius Vokie.
tijoj, generolas Yui Chang
nesenai apreiskes, kad rush,
japoniskoji sandora Mandziu-
rijoj be abejon6s suartysiantf
Amerika su Chinais. Nors
chinai siandie esq nieko ne.
reiskia, bet kuomet busia j.
vykdinta armijoje reformos,
tuokart busia galima lengvai
ginti savo reikalus Tolimuose
Rytuose. Tuo tarpu gi nieko
nenuveiksi prizes Mandziurijos
gallngus globejus. Amerika
'nors tue suraminama, kuomet
Tolimuose Rytuose prizes ia
uzdaryta duris.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21

vienos Jungtines Valstybes
tur6tq teises seimininkauti
Pietq .~ir Vidurin6j Amerikoj,
kadangi Vokietija jokiuo bu.
du nepripazista Monroe dok.
trinos, kad Amerika priklau.
santi tik amerikonams.
Prezidentui Madrizui tasai
rastas buvo tikru suraminimu,
juo labiau, kad Nicaraguos
revoliucijonierius remianti pa.
tt Jungtiniq Valstybiq valdzia
ir tue paciu keliu norinti pa.
naikinti 10 ten autoriteta.
Prezidentas Madriz tue tar
pu su tue kaizerio laisku pa.
sigyres pazinstamiems ir tas
viskas pasiek6 Jung. Valsty.
blu konsulio ausis, kuris apie
(tai tuojau praneses savo val.
dziai. Ma, ir is to dAbar uzgi.
me nesutikimai tarp Vokieti
jos ir Washingtono. O juk
pirmiau taip daug mylautasi
Is to visko pasirodo, kad
norints Vokietija sutikmeje
su Washingtonu gyveno, te-
ciau po juo duobes kas6.
Ir isteisybes, niekur tick
daug intrigq nesutiksi, kaip
pas Vokietijos kaizeri, bet tas
jam nesiseka, nes ka tik kur
padarys, tuojau viskas iske-
llama eiksten.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21

tikoje. Moteris buvo apgulu-
sios parlamenta dienomis ir
naktimis ir bilius moterq pri-
imtas 299 balsais prizes 100,
teciaus paskiau jis pavestas
perziur6ti specijaliskam komi.
tetui, kas reiskia, kad tasai
bilius isgul6s nepajudintas is
tisus metus.
Premieras Asquith, Lloyd
George, Austen Chamberlain
sunaudoje visus savo argu-
mentus prizes moteris, by tik
ia biliq palaidoti, arba jo yer.
[te sumazinti.
Teciau Wis 81 tasai moterq
reikalas jau pirmusyk svar-
styta ir tai 1imtai.
Dabar laukiama sufragisciq
atkersijimo. Kiekvienas mini.
steris ant kiekvieno zingsnio
policija saugoiamas, juo Ia
biau, kad sufragistes viesai
skelbiancios savo pagieza.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
skelbia savo globa ant Man

skelbia savo globa ant Man.
dziurijos.
2. Visi dabarties ir ateities
Amerikos santikiai su Chinais
kas link Mandziurijos turi but
ispildomi su Rusijos ir Japo.
nijos leidimu.
8. Russia ir Japonija igno-
ruoja Chinq virsininkyste ant
jos locnos provincijos Man.
dziurijos, kuri buvo Americas
pramon6s geriausiu turgum.
4. 1907 m. sutartis tarp Ru.
sijos ir Japonijos turi buk tai
apdrausti kitas METAPHYSICS,
kad Russia ir Japonija vesian.
CLOS ir toliau laisvos prekybos
politika.
Toj sutartyj vienok nera
pastabos, idant Mandziurijos
reikaluose taip Russia, kaip ir
Japonija turetq taikinties su
Amerikos reikalavimais.
5. Naujas traktatas bruta.
liskai apreiskia, kad palieka
ant Sales visas kitas viespa.
tystes kas link Mandziurijos
reikalq, o net esama vieno pa
ragrafo, kuriame CANA aiskiai
pasakyta, kad reikalui atsiti-
kus Japonija ir Ruslja .tenai
savo reikalus ginsiancios spe.
ka.
Akiveizdoj to fakto, kad
Mandziurijos ce-karalius pa
sirases ant sutarties, padary-
tos su Americas ir Anglijos
kapitalistais kas link tiesimo
gelezinkelio Chan Chaw Au-
gin, dar prizes padaryma to
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21


q-japonq traktato, o toji
kapitalistq sutartis prizes trak'
tata yra niekis, taigi laukiama
dabar gincq ir truksmo naujq
Mandziurijos glob5jq su jung
tin6mis Valstyb6mis. Ir tik
SUI Valstybemis, kadangi kitos
viespatystes Chinuose turf sa-
70 turgavietes, o Valstybes
turejo Mandziurijoj ir galuti.
mai neteko dabar nieko.
Bus akyva kova.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
Nauji kaizeriui nesma-
gumai.

Washingtono valdzia pasta,
raisiais laikais patyr6, kad
Voki -tijos kaizeris negana
kad sejas intrigas tarp visq
viespatysciq Europoje ir Afri'
koje, bet jis su savo lneilin-
gals zodziais neaplenkias nei
pacios Amerikos. Vokietijos
uzsienio ministerija nors uz-
gina, kad kaizeris nesimaisas
Vidurin6s Americas ir Jung
tiniq Valstybiq politikoje,
bet yra neuzginamas faktas,
kad kaizeris taip daras.
Dalykas We kane:
Kuomet Nicaragua apem6
prezidentyste Madrizas, pasta.
rasis valdiskai pranese VISIONS
viespatystems, taigi ir Woke.
tijai, kad jis esas ten pref
dentu. Kaizeris.g ant Madri.
20 pranesimo pasiunte jam at
sakyma, kuriame tarp kitkc
pasakyta, jog Vokietija nesu'
tinka If nepripazjsta, idan1
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
Is Viso Pasaulio..

Karaliaus Edvardo laidotu
yes Anglijos viespatystei ]6sa-
vusios $2o2.5o0. Tie apskai-
tymai apskelbta valdiskai.
Anglijos parlamente priim-
ia istatymams projektas, idant
visi pasazieriniai garlaiviai
tur6tq bevielinius te]egrafus.
Tiroliaus mieste Altenheim
huo smarkaus zemes drebeji.
mo prazuvo vienas asmuo, OF
20 asmenq sunkiau ir lengviau
suzeista.
Ispanijos kariuomene tirstai
sutraukiama j Valencijos pro-
vincija, kadangi Katalonijoj
pramatoma maistai prizes da-
bartine radikaliska valdzia.
1911 metals Suomijoje bus
.s. krasos zenkleliai rusis.
XII, ko ligsiol nelaukta nuo
Rusijos valdzios. Kaip Japo.
Mia novija Korea, taip Russia
Suomija.
Chlnq provincijos Helnau
vice. karalius nesenai arestaves
savo armijos 4 oficierus, kurie
buk platine revoliucijoniska
propaganda ir noreje sutvertl
oficierq lyga.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
PolitiSkos Zinios.

draugq tarpo, jis atzagarei.
Wis. Tautininku jis jokiuo bu.
du nera. Jis, drauge sn Svia-
topolk Mirskiu, buvo sutvere.
iais Spaliq menesio manifesto
ir konstitucijos, vienok spa.
lieciq draugu jis nera, nors
spalieciai, kaip ir jis pats, la
bal nukrypo i desine. Teciaus
Kokovcevas, dabartinis pini.
gyno minister's, yra labai ar.
tus giminaitis desiniqjq spa
lieciq ir jei kartais Guckovas,
spalieciq vadas, nenoretq butt
Stolypino parama, tai jis delei
tos priezasties - kreipsis pas
j, konkurenta Kokovceva.
LiudnOs skaitlines.
Vyriausioji karo teismq val.
dyba aptur6jo siose dienose
visq -. kos karo apskriciq a.
pyskaita apie mirties bausmiq
skaiciq, isnagrinetq karo tel
smuose 1909 metals.
Sulyg apyskaitos, per ia
laika buvo nuzudyta isviso
$50 zmoniq: COS privatiski ir
25 kariski asmenis. Sulyg
+skai1iaus mifties bausmiq nu.
tarimq ir ispildymq pirma vie.
ia uzima Odesos apskritys, ku
riame 1909 m. buvo nuzudyta
1873 zmcnes. Antra- vieta uzi.
ma Maskvos apskritys, ten nu-
zudyta 80 zmones. Kijevo ap.
skrityje nuzudyta 81 zmogus,
Kaukazo - "a zmones, Vii.
niaus - 43, Varsavos - 40
zmoniq.
Maziausia buvo nuzudyta
zmoniq Peterburgo ir Turke-
stano karo apskriciuose, tik
20 6 zmones kiekviename.
Mergaites parduOda.
Kaukaze Svijazsko apskr.
tulas valstietis totorius parda-
We savo IA metq dukteri ko.
kiam tai turkmenui, gyvos
prek6s prekiautojui.
Is pradzios jis pareikalavo
uz savo dukteri 100 rub, bet
paskui sutiko atiduoti ir uz
95 rub. Turkmenas pranese
jam, kad nupirktaja mergaite
nusivez ant Kaukazo.
Mergaite atsisveikindama
su tevais apalpo. W valandos
atsigavusi maldavo t6vq ne.
parduoti jos.
Tetiussko paw. tas pats tur-
kmenas nupirko II metq mer.
gaite ir uzmok6jo W ia 15ors.
Keletas metq atgSl, tas pats
"pirklys" Tetiussko paw. su-
pirko 8 mergaites ir nuvezes
jas ant Kaukazo, pardave ten
paleistuvyst6s namuose.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
Rusi.ja.
StOlypinas ir jo salininkai.

Stolypinas ir jo salininkai.
Russia pergyvena dabar pa.
nasq politiska krizi, kaip tai
tankiai budavo nekuriuose pa.
starqjq metq pavasario meme
siuose. Nuo to laiko, kuomet
vienai is aukstesniqjq luomq
nepavyko nugriauti ministe
riq pirmininka, jis paeme vir'
sq. Nors, rodos ir mazas skir.
tumas butt atzagareiviq, sa'
jungieciq, tautininkq ir spa
lieciq tarpe, teciaus, jei arciau
susipazinsime su tais asme.
minis, kurie vadovauja save
politiskajs partija ir kurie SUI
teikia savo partitions is ivai'
riq politiskq pakraipq susta
tyta ''paroli", tai matome, kad
netaip svarbu yra pakraipos
kaip asmenis.
Ministeriq rlrmininkas P
A. Stolypinas, negali be Val
styb6s Dumos gyventi. Jis
taip sut7ark6 V. Duma, kair
jam tinka. Dabartiniame lai
ke atzagareiviq vadu yra bu'
-vusiz~ yidaus dalyku p,iniste.
ris Durnovo, uzsilikes dar is
grafo Vittes laikq. Jam visai
neparanki nacijonalistiska Du.
ma su tvirta zemieciq istaiga
jam reikalinga biurokratiska
istaiga, kurios reiksme butq =
"Sobranije". Pritarsjq tokios
istaigos isteigimui V. Dumoje
jis turf CANA daug, bet desi.
nieji Dumos atstovai, sulyg jo
paties paziurq, esq perdaug
demokratiski. Pastaruoju lai.
ku pasirode, jog stolypinas
padare ant desiniqjq radikalq
toki ispudi, kad jie beveik Vi.
81 isstojo is savo partiios eiliq
ir liov6si kovoti prizes kosmo.
politiska (ne tautiska) valdzia.
Dabar vienam is jqjq vadq,
Puriskeviciui, Stolypino rumo
duris kiekviename lake aida.
ros, o jo frakcijos draugas
Markovas II vel su Durnovu
geruose santikiuose. .
Rusq sajungos isteig6jas,
DR.. Dubrovinas, dabar su vi.
sa savo sajunga visai j kita pu.
Sc nukrypo. Stovintieji arciau
kairiqjq, rusq nacijonalistai
(tautininkai), drauge su Bala-
sevu, tai Stolypino sargybos
gvardija. Jie visame kane pa.
duoda dabar savo balsa. Vie
name Dumos posedyje Stoly-
pinas taip issitar6: "Jaigu tai
reiskia nacijonal1zmas, tai val
dzia mielu noru ina ia dalyka
ant saves" Jis reklemuoja ru.
ST. nacijonalistq politika, per-
damas kali lenkams, rusi-
mans, zydams, suomiams, o
taipgi ir vokieciams, kurie at
zagareiviq akyse pasirodo ak.
muo jqjq kelio. Budamas pats
biurokratas, visa tai jis nori
centralizuoti.
Sfinksas, grafas Vitte, ku-
ris 1905 metuose buvo pri-
skaitomas prie konstitucijona-
listq. .demokratq partijos, da-
bar jis jau "virs partijos".
Kaipo finansistas, jis yra libe-
ralas, bet kaipo zmogus, kuris
nenori butt ismestas is savo
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
Anglijos sufragist6s
nelaim6iO.

Siais laikais Anglijos par.
lamentas svarste biliq apie
moterq lygybe su yyfais poll.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21
TOlimuOse RytuOse vies-
patauja Russia ir Japo-
mia.

Rusq.japoniskas traktatas,
padarytas su Anglijos sutik.
me, uzdaro Tolimqjq Rytq
vartus prizes Jungtines Ameri-
kos Valstybes.
Tai vienas svarbesniuiu
istoriskq atsitik;mq siais lai-
kais.
Traktato turinys sutrum-
p;ntai skamba:
1. Russia If Japonija ap-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1910-07-21

CASA ant 5 puslapio).
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
BRANDEIS STORES

found apparently in dreamland by the po-
young men Of South Omaha, who were
lice, who were in search OF the men who
broke into the hen coops of Rudolph Dietz
about 2 p. m. Thursday morning, The
point OF failure in the ruse of slumber was
that Andrew Dee was found lying under a
wagon having two newly killed chickens
under him and others by his side. He was
only few feet from the place where the
chickens were secured, Berry was found
In a grape arbor about fifty feet away
from Dee. He also had chickens with him.
Rudolph Dietz has a grocery and supplies
chickens to the retail market His neigh
bors. living at 251O N street, heard the
hlcken-hungry gentry when they made the
attack and they quietly called the police,
who arrived within a minute or two, and
surprised the men. who Immediately pre-
tended to be asleep and very much intoxi-
Gated.
Complaints were made yesterday before
the county attorney for stealing chickens
is q felony in Nebraska
Magic City Gossip.
The South Omaha Board OF Education
win meet this evening in adjourned SEES
W. H. Larlsins of Soda Springs. Ida. has
started west after a visit of number OF
weeks in South Omaha.
Joseph Moore 10 visiting In South Omaha
among old-time friends. He spent seVera
years in New York City.
Winona lodge. No. 22oe Modern Brother.
hood of America. will meet this evenine
at Woodman hall. Twenty-fifth and Il
streets.
Special prices on all hats taken out or
| opening days, Friday and Saturday, the
! I'D and oath. Miss Ryan, 619 North Twenty
Fourth Street, South Omaha.
| J. Samuel Gosney will leave today FOL
| Ottumwa, Ia, to attend the funeral o.
| his only brother, L. s. Gosney, who diet
| September q, at Hunter. Ark.
! Lost-Gold watch and chain In toile
room OF Club saloon, 40 N. 54th St., South
Omaha. Liberal reward, no questions
asekd. as owner values watch as a present
Leave at saloon.
w. F. Simmons, sheriff OF Buffalo county
arrived in South Omaha Wednesday I,
take in custody Clifford Jones and L L
Galloway for alleged theft OF Jewelry a
| Ravenna.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
ROOSEVELT CLAIMS VICTORY
Colonel Predicts Utter Rout of Old
Guard at Convention.
EXPECTS HUNDRED MAJORITY
First Statement of Ex-PresIdent in
Regard to Prospects in New York
Fight Made After Confer
ence with Aides.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept. 2S.-The
utter rout of the "old guard" by Theodore
Roosevelt at the republican state con-
by Colonel Roosevelt himself. At the con-
clusion OF a long conference with half
a dozen Of his neutenants, Colonel Roose-
Welt said;
II think I may be reasonably safe In
saying that we shall have 100 majority"
Reports from all parts of the state were
received at Sycamore Hill today. Otto
Barnard Of New York. Lloyd c. Griscom,
president OF the New York county repub-
Ican committee; F. J. Kracke OF Brooklyn,
naval officer of the port; Representative
William M. Calder Of Brooklyn, controller;
William A. Prendergast Of New York City
and Herbert Parsons. Mr.. Griscom' S
predecessor. motored down from New York
late in the afternoon for a final survey
OF the field Of battle.
All through the fight which began with
the Sherman incident, the colonel has re-
fused TO express any opinion as to the
outcome and none was expected from him
today, but the reports he received this
afternoon convinced him that 1t was ali
over but the shouting. Unless some I'M
expected reversal should be met he was
positive that the republican organization
would be forced to give ground before the
lprogressives when the test came at Saratoga
next week. His estimate of 100 majority
was concurred In by the others who at
tended the conference.
Attitude Toward Taft.
The attitude OF the Roosevelt forces
toward the Taft administration was out
lined by Mr.. Barnard.
'In my opinion" said he, "the Saratoga
convention will adopt a resolution strongly
endorsing the administration OF President
Taft. In accordance with the president
expressed wish, no mention will be made
OF any denomination In 1872 No opposition
to an endorsement Of the administration
win como from delegates friendly TO Mr.
Roosevelt and Mr.. Gnscom."
Mr.. Bannards statement, coming directly
after the conference, was taken as a
plain Indication that Mr.. Roosevelt had
agreed with the others on this program
Mr.. GFfscom said that he had brought good
news to Sycamore hill,
Il reported to Mr.. Roosevelt" he said
that there had been several aecessions &c
our ranks among them delegates from
II Duchess and Montgomery counties. There
may be more. Mr.. Roosevelt will be tenn
porary chairman. There u no question
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
stand and therefore the question of veracity
could not be raised.
FIVE REAL DAUGHTERS OF
EIGHTEEN-TWELVE TO TALK
Nebraska branch of Society VIII Hold
Entertaining Meeting Next
Friday Evening.

Five real Daughters of 1872" will be
present and will have a part in the pro-
gram of the Nebraska Daughters of 1872,
at the home OF Mrs. George A. Darr next
Friday evening. Nebraska has a consider
able distinction in numbering five real
daughters of veterans of the war of 1872
making their home in this state
In the absence of the president of the
society, Mrs. Herbert ]. Gates, Mrs. ]. J..
Stub will preside at the Friday evening
meeting. The five living daughters OF 1912
veterans will each deliver a paper narrat-
ing the experience OF their illustrious
fathers in the war with Great Britain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

about 1t. We shall have a majority of
more than 100 delegates"