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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

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Deposits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. llO5fM
Total.................... .t13 $50 0s9
Deposits have Increased the ;riflins sum
Of s10sS5ae
The Present OFFICERS.
Besides Joseph II Willard ana William
Wallace, whose connections with the bank
have been from its inception. the other
officers include another vice president, w.
H. Buchola Mr. Buoholz has been with
the Omaha National five years. He came
here to be cashier from Norfolk. where he
was president Of the Norfolk National and
previous to that he was vice president Of
the Central bank Of Oakland, Cal He
became wee president Of the Omaha Ma
tonal on January ! this year. That the
Omaha National Is now installed in the
handsomest banking rooms west OF ChicaTo
is n part at leas, due TO him. for The
active work on the part of the nank In
this connection has fallen ON his shoulders
Ward NJ burgess. another vice president
is vice president Of NJ h. Smith 4 co, and
his services 10 the bank are chiefly as
very active director.
The cashier j. DeForest Richards was
until comparatively recent time president
Of the First National bank OF Douglas,
Wyo The three assistant cashiers are
Frank BOYD, b. a. Wilcox and Ezra Mil
lard. These three have grown up with the
hank. The last named is the son Of its
first president and the nephew Of its second
president
The directors Of the bank besides the
president vice presidents and cashier, are
these we'll known Omaha capitalists and
business men; *. z. Barton. j. r. Baum,
Charles Fl, Brown, Isaac W. Carpenter
f. A. Cudahy, Louis G. Nash and Arthur
c. smith.
More Old Records,
Besides the old bank records told Of the
Omaha National also has the books Of
the Central National bank, which was
organized i'm an off-shoot Of First National
/ stockholders the president being John
/ Mccormick and the cashier }. NJ. Watson
/ W. a. Pastor was also interested in this
bank. VI dissolved and went out OF bust
ness after few years Of life.
. The repudiated scrip Of the city Of Omaha
bears the signatures Of Mayor Jesse Lowe
and Recorder II. J. G. Anderson. OF this
SEQ coo was issued by Omaha in 1867 to
build the old territorial capitol, and the
Herndon house, now the old Union Pacific
headquarters, was financed by this issue,
These old records have been stored in the
original safe Of the state bank, also a
relic I'm itself. This little safe was deemed
a fairly considerable affair in its day and
1t seems pitifully small now compared to
the great modern time locked steel walled
vaults of the Omaha National in the new
quarters
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
BUSINESS AWARDED
PRINCETON TROPHY
Silver Cup Presented
Members of Champion
Baseball Nine.

The student body Of Business lilE1
school was called together IN the eXHioI-
ton hall Of the school this morning 70
witness the presentation Of the Prince
ton Alumni Cup. which was won by the
baseball team last spring
The presentation speech was made ny
a B. Kelly. president Of the Washing
ton branch Of the Princeton Alumni
Association ard the trophy was &C
cepted bv p b CrandaI- chairman OF
the board Of athletics.
In presenting the trophy 10 the school
Mr. Kelly paid a glowing tribute 10 the
work Of the team which gained leg
on the trophy for Business for the first
time IN many years He then went or
to nofnt out the advantages Of athletics
10 youth. and gave his stamp Of a7-
n-arz1 of the manner i1 which the local
EF-r schools en,-lEaEa tho various
shorts The many advantages derived
from the various courses Of training
athletic or otherwise M Princeton Uni
,c-sftv was another to7ic which the
speaker dweIt upon at length
In accepting the trophy. Faculty Al
wiser CraudaU thanked the Princeton
Alumni Association through It's presi-
dent. for the unusual interest II has
taken in the past I'm the athletic train
Ing in vogue IN the local schools and
expressed Il desire that this interest be
continued
Seated ou the platform during The ex-
ercfses We're a r Mum. one Of IN p
oldest living members of the Prime, e.
ton associat- pn- who received his GER
-Ifcate with the class of 1888 Principal
Allen Davis. of ta- Business High
school. Coach Peet, of last season :
baseball team, and the following mem
bc-s Of the championship nine Raw
rings. pitcher Fegau, catcher Gregory.
Hrsf base DonueIfy. second base Davis
Sr-rrrSf0u- Kane. rtIrd base and cap
tain Nauguton- LEFT GeId- WItmaTSI-
center field. ard Schram- right field
OF these but three are available for this
seasons team - NaUEh-on. WItmaTsh,
and Davis
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
shades Of I: . Union I.easue!

Shades OF T. . Union League
With the advent of the groUndhog
and the sight OF the shadow which car
ries with II assurances OF gOolish wealth
or until the ides Of March. comes prom
ises Of another frost in The announce
ment that Washington is being consid-
cred as the eighth city for an outla"
baseball circuit
An alleged representative OF the ull-
daunted and redoubtable Lawson lam
uy. which jumped into fame and oani'-
f71ttcy courts in promoting the laIe
Ianeuted Union League. drifted into the
CanitaI this morning with muiyned oars
ana silently commenced a survey % the
situation
His objective point was the park Al
Fifteenth and II streets northeast TINS
D7ant. il VIII be remembered, was built
on Iawsonizcd dreams and other peo-
MES money two years ago, when there
vas an impression that Washington was
ripe Tor an invasion by the outlaws
\ soon as the visitor broacued his
Intentions. he vas given 90 understand
INA. he was about as welcome as the
r,Ia-1e- but when be tried 10 explain
that the proposed club would be backed
NV Lawson money, the recollection or
the frf-ndIess finance plan Of Iys was
The cue for one interested in the park
70 invite him &C. mount his little hobby
horse and ride on 10 some other acsis
that Rad never had the d3sDlesSuTe Of
expprfeu~inC one Of the LoCuaciouS
I.aws0n's visions
II is said that seven franchises are
already guaranteed and that the eighth
VIII be awarded 10 either Washington
or baltimore It's government cuTren-
c- 10 stage money that Baltimore can
nave the club without any opposition
Can il he that Baltimore and Wash
fn-ron intend 70 pass I'D a bid for the
International aviation. meeting ana en-
To- the invasion OF the new outlaw
league instead2
A prominent physician who refuses
10 allow his love fC- baseball 10 inter
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
ADKINS TO COACH
TRINITY BALL TEAM

BALTIMORE. Feb. e-Doctor Merle
T Adkins. the Orioles premier rUITIer
VIII leave Baltimore tomorrow after
noon for Durham. y C.. where he Is
20 coach Trinity College team
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
OIL SIGNS
WITH LOCAL TEAM

President Tom Moves Of the Wash
inEtOn ball ciUE. this morning received
The SiEusd contract Of Pitcher Joe OH
OIL was tried out for q while last
summer, but his arm was sore and ne
VRs sent home In his contract OH
tnclosed q letter iu which be says that
his arm has completely recovered its
strength and he believes he car make
Eood. OH viH Hc taken south -uH i-s
case he fails 10 make -00d- viii be
sent 80 some minor ciui, lsr further
seasoning
The Evansville club o. The Central
league wants speed keITe-. KELLEY
started out I'm Indiana and looked SO
goo dthat Washington paved $3.50 for
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
TECHNICAL LOSES
MANAGER SPENCER
Crack Scholastic Athlete
Leaves School Because
of Deficiency.

Athletics at Technical High received a
Jolt this morning. when 10 was learned
tnst warren Spencer, who Is considered
one OF the best aIl-round athletes that
ever represented the school. had diScon-
tinued his studies there
spencer was IN the third-year class
Spencer was recently elected mans ger
or the baseball team, and was cOnsid-
cred The logical candidate Tor the cap
taiuCy-- He has played with both bss
BAN and foocnail teams Ior the past few
seasons He Is also a runner OF no
mean ability having shown form in
S1OTt-aiSJ7Tce running in the inter
class meets held al the school last
season.
FfObe FaIconer- first baseuau on last
sea son g nine. has been elected 10 sue
coed Spencer a. Manager OF the nine
FalcOner IS anxious to hear from all
local scholastic baseball managers in
reEard To scheduling games.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
HUGHES ACTIONS
ALARM TURF MEN
New York Governor Once
More After State Bet
ting Laws.
SIMILAR AGITATION
BEGUN IN MARYLAND
Poolroom Men Favor Enactment of
Laws Against Track
Speculation.

NEW YORK. Feb. Followers q
horse racing I'm this State are very
much alarmed over the activity Of the
men and women who have been fighting
TscetraCk betting. From Albany comes
The report that there is 10 be d con-
certed movement 20 have the bills which
viii kill oral betting al the TacetracIzS
forced through the Legislature, and It. Is
said in sporting circles here that the Of
fcisls OF the Jockey Club, who have
consulted state Senator Big Tin" SUI
Ivan regarding the chances Of the bill
found him none too certain that Gov
ernor Hughes and the reform clement
win not be able to force It through.
May Kill Pimlico Meet.
Another cause Of alarm Is the report
from Maryland that the Legislature
there is. considering passing p bin based
OF the New York State anti-EamblinC
law Should such a bill be passed II
would Kill the proposed Pimllco meet
fuE. and II New York kills oral betting,
n en- racing IN the East IS OF Tor good
u would benefit the pool rooms great
". however. as the Canadian circuits
vf1l be open as usual and wires can be
-. from there 20 this city The pool
room men in the vicinity % New York
want the proposed laws enacted They
deelsre the Jockey Club inJerfered with
their business and made IL impossible
for them to Eer the odds, jockeys,
weights. and scratches. There are more
hzndbooks and closely guarded pool
rooms operating IN the vicinity OF New
York this winter than ever before. and
they are carrying books on Jackson
VILE. Tampa, Mexico, and California
tracks.
VIII Chow Legislature.
The pool room men declare business
a. ETsat, and they will be well satisfied
70 have the New York tracks put out
OF business.
As an argument that racing Is not
conducted for the betting element the
jockey club Is preparing certain stats
tics for the benefit OF the State Legs
lature. These viii show that the stable
Of James R keene, a man who never
bets a dollar Al the track. won during
the last year total OF Sl.3S9 Sol. his
nearest competitor. Harry Payne Whit
uey. who bets occasionally having won
a. that time but S4S4. I.6 and the stable
o. sam HildTeJh. a real betting owner
and trainer having won but Sass 49,
Barney Schreine-, the Missouri book
maker, IS fourth on the list, and his
total vas S451,24q-
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
GEORGETOWN MEETS
VIRGINIA TONIGHT

Georgetown and Virginia meet Al bss-
kerbaU tonight Al Odd Fellows Hall, on
Seventh street Between the halves Of
the big game Business High and George
town Props clash for the scholastic
Championship Of the city.
The Virginia QIiuu arrived in town
this afternoon. looking TT for the Cruel
iuC battle which both teams are expect
irE- Georgetown viii present practically
the same lineup used on its recent trip
through the North. and expresses every
confidence Of vauUuishIuZ the visitors
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
CHANCE IS HEAD
OF DEPARTMENT

Players and fans Of the Depsrs-
mental Baseball League are pleased
today over the election Of N. =.
Chance to the presidency OF that or
gsnizatiou-
AF~ Chance mas been prominently
connected with the affairs of the
league for the past several years. and
his election is taken 10 mean con-
tfnuance Of the previous success OF
the organization
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
VIRGINIA WILL RUN
AGAINST CORNELL
Charlottesville Management
Refuses Three-Cor-
nered Race.

Word was received by Manager Eaton
OF the George Washington track team
today that the University Of Virginia
had refused 10 run in the proposed
three-cornered relay match against
Sv arthmore and Cornell claiming that
the trach Is too small
This information put a decided crimp
in the plans OF the MANAGEMENT for the
annual meet in convention hall Satur-
day night, but there was nothing 70 do
bCt fall back on the original plan of
putting Virginia against Cornell and
telegrap hiHg for a strong college relay
10 give Swsrthmore run for its
money Manager Eaton hopes 10 gel
ether the University Of West Virginia
or one OF the northern colleges to hook
up with the SPEEDY Swarthmore quar-
tct.
Cornell Is Fast.
Jack Carr enter, the former Cornell
star and n member OF the great Osym-
pic team, says several Of his friends
have written from Cornell 10 the effect
that the Ithacans have one Of the best
relay teams IN recent years, and Virgi-
ni2 viii be forced 90 extend itself if u
expects TO win
Because the South Atlantic A A T..
dis not notify the ma 1agement early
enough, the two indoor championship
eN ents- the pole vault and two mile run
spDOrJiOncd George Washing on. had 10
be turned down. These events are part
Of program OF ten, planned ny this
division OF the A A. L. for the FIRST
tine in its history. The original idea
was 20 divide the events equally be-
tween the I'VE Baltimore and Washing
ton meets 20 be governed by \. a. L.
officials and for A 4. L. medals
Little has been heard OF the work OF
the George Washington entries for the
meet, but Coach Morse has kept his
The day Of the big event approaches. he
is holding informal trials ard is very
well pleased with tHe improvement
shown oy his charges.
G. ". U. Team PINNED.
George Washington has number OF
good men entered in the distance runs
and dashes. while Captain Curtis IS
showing better form than last year in
the nigh jump. Wayne Hart, captain
elect or the football eleven, Is down for
the shot put and should easily prove a
point winner IN this event
More than ffly athletes representing
FIVE clubs ana colleges in Baltimore are
among the entries and "a crowd Of sew
eraI hundred from the Monumental CITY
is expected
creasInE every DAY and unless ali signs
fan these games VIII ne the best II the
brief history Of George Washington IN
this branch or sports
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
L0VELESS LEADS

Iohnny LovCIcss is leading in the open
Guckpin 10 Irney which is in progress at
tire Northeast Alleys 1888 II street
north east
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
RECRUIT
TOUTED AS A FIND

NEW YORK. Feb 2-The manage
uenr Of the New York American be
Iieve that in Ote Johnson. the short
stop secured from Portland. they have
= sluEEer who Is going 60 drive many
z pitcher TO the bench This sea son
According 10 the reports being given
out here, johnson IS the home--vu lad.
being caps BILE 81 losing a ban every
time he hits IT,
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
OUTLAWS PLANNING
TO PUT CLUB HERE
Visitor Reaches City, Looks Over Field and Finds That
Long Frost Has Just Set In-Example for the ANA
teur Leagues of Washington

fere with his professional duties, but
who likes 10 enjoy two or three games
a week. OfCrs che suggestion that the
Washington club reserve a lew rows
of seats IN the gTandstand for those
who cannot be az the park when the
first batter takes his position at the
plate.
As a matter Of fact. that are hun
drecs Of professional men who md II
UtJeTy impossible to reach tie grounds
by 40 O'Clock and when they arrive
later ind there are no seats This nat
uraly djscoura ges their attendance, ano
ia the long run IL is loss for the man
WIN NOS trv out the experiment OF
setting aside a few rows behind one
OF the PLAYERS benches for the late COM
eTsg some small additional tax could oe
charged for these seats, and the none
would reray the club for whatever cA-
ira cost there might be 70 50 accom-
MEDIATE the fans VINO are delay ed-
While those who are always late are
in the minority they are, never -,
due considerations and besides tit pldl
is well worth trying.
The Chicago-Record Herald says
White Joins the HoIdouts-' Does this
mean that our genial fellow towusman
has refused TO accept this club s terms
and the club has refused 10 aceede 10
his demands
The Depa rtment League has set an
example which the other amateur base
ball organizations Of Washington
might well follow
A. its meeting last night the whole
scope OF the plans for the coming sea
son was thoroughly considered and Of
fcers were elected, thereby placing the
league in proper condition TO go on
with the details for the campaign on
the diamond
which the amateurs OF this city labor
is prOcrastinati0n- There is A dispo-
sition 10 put OF until the last minute
all consideration Of questions OF vital
Importance. and this has even extended
TO the commission which annually con-
ducts the poSt-Eea son series
It's ND 70 al: the other leagues 10 get
busy without delay so everything will
be on working basis when the season
formally opens T. h
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
SAYS JEFFRIES
IS A FIGHTING FREAK
Fact-Has No Doubt About Boilermaker's
Good Physical Condition
CHARLES kid" MCCOY

out belng egotisticaI, ! wish 20 say d at
was the first TO use the crouch
tommy Ryan COPIED il from me and
taught u 10 JEFF And. believe me, IL is
grand way 10 keep of your opponent
As Jeh crouches with his left extended
DC is impossible for any man TO hit him
IN the stomach II an opponent lunges
Tor that part Of the body. ne Just wards
the blow of with the right This means
JHat JohnsOn's weli-touted right upper
cut viii be of on the day Of the meet
johnson viii probably start 10 night on
me defensive So viii Jeff But while
JeH IS protecting his body he VIII keep
croWd-nE Johnson That outstanding
ieIi VIII spell trouble for the black man.
ana Wnen u lands 81 viii mean slow
music II Johnson Is able 10 lab IeT
isnl along that VIII not matter much.
WHen FItz met JeG on the Coast ne cut
me big fellows face TO ribbons After
me lankE COTniShuau got tired JET
sent over q few "a lions and F-ffz ia
DogEaued 10 the down and out division
lflI rememper that Johnson viii never
class with F1tz when il comes TO real
hitting
7 suppose many Will say that JEFF can
nor come back But take for .XamI Ie
.lt ISHJ with young jim Stew art.
NJ n6l hooked up with that big imita-
l-ou mad nftneg DAYS to preuare
TOOK OF fifteen pounds, but was in 40
shape when 7 climbed INTO the rfuz
let Stewart proved a mark for mo
18th JEFF j. Is entirely different Fc
has been training lightly FOR nearly one
year ana wHeE no fights DO VIII mean
nearly eighteen months of work This
IN my opinion. viii more than Offset
his long retirement from the ring
JEFF Hates Johnson.
II would not surprise me g. JET en-
tered lie ring 50 far improved over his
Old condition that he VIII he simply a
lighting marvel. This battle viii not
md jeft spending much time getting a
line on Johnson II there is one per
son in the world who s. hated hs- JEFF
fries, DO is the bIac- CHAMPION The
big white man viii enter the rims with
one idea and thar - TO Smash john
son down IS quickly as possible Ana
IL IS very seldom that Jer fails 20
make good
Ganleuess is absolutely necessary in
hC fight We III know that JEFF
doesn't know what fear Is 6ur how
about Johnson I don't think he is one
% the gamest men IN the world
There is nothing = bout the fcH- thar
can make me give johnson even a pos
slide chance And when Dr. is ali over
the negro admirers viii n wondering
how they ever figured he was ir the
same class with Jeffries-
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

II Jim Jeffries were a NATURAL, hui
man-Iibe fighter, Jack Johnson would
have a chance.
Blu. as JEFF is really a freak, classi-
fyirg far above the average puEiIisJ.
the big black fighter can only hope 70
collect second money when ne stacks
up against the retired champion. Don't
let that bunk, he can't come back,
feaze YOU Don't worry over The loud
songs about Johnson s cleveruess, and
don't Iet them dazzle you These two
phrases should be handled roughly and
thrown into the discard. where they
belong ] have been in the fighting
game FOR many years and know little
something OF condition 7 don't hest
tate TO say that Jerries IS now back.
The last time he was IN New York the
biz fellow vas as nsrd as nails. and mad
mis- Old reliable wau0p with him
About JoEnsoHs reputed cIeverness.
We must give 1t to him he IS a
pretty shIfty negro That lets him out.
The terrible -'havua kerr that a cham
Di0n should have. however. is MISSING
lu johnson. And Hc expects TO bear
Jeh- A pretty good Joe Miller. In
iact- / VIII use 10 IN my vaudeville
sketch.
Never Beat d Live One
Did Johnson ever whip p real good
tighter II so. 10 is not mentioned u
the record book lie claimed the worlds
championship when he beat Tommy
Burns iu Australia. Another good joke
look at the pictures OF that great go
battle viii show YOU a game little relIo--
making Intellectual jumps and Iunges at
a big black man Johnson did not beat
Burns Burns caused mis- ov-u defeat Ev
simply tacklinE Johnson AZ his ON
game. Iuer Johnson came home Went
cuJ TO tho coast ard licked Nrscrer II
twelve rounds kefChpT is a very good
rnllaleWelght, but iu my opinion he IS
ar inexperienced fighter. What J mean
10y 'IueNl eTiaucefF Is rrfS- In AN Of
Tot Of punishment iu order 60 get fn a
Eocd Wali1p- kefchel managed 10 beat
lot bS this method. but You must adj
fulr u Is crude work. 40 lighting Of
lLls order VIII gain man the worlds
ufie- ihese Two contests are the basis
or which Johnson figures TO beat JEFF
fries.
Any sane man viii acknowledge that
i Jeifri=S had been in JoEusou's place
IN those pink tea affairs two -o-urprS
would have held iu0uestS long aro
AE friend Billy Madden has mentioned
that a lcft-Haudei fighter is az disad-
vantage When meeting man handy
with the right Ask him what 7 did 10
Gus Rubin with my left hand
Vow every body knows thar JEFF IS
strictly a ieft-Handed fighter. But thai
Is the only arm that the big fellow VIII
need 20 whip Johnson
First 10 Use a Crouch.
Did anybody ever notice particularly
the natural defense % JeFrIes7 with
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
ELECTRICAL BOARD
FOR CUB GROUNDS

CHICAGO. Feb "A contract has
been closed bv President Murphy Of the
CHICAGO Nationals. for the construction
Of an electrical s0orebOard a. the West
Side park
The cont Tivsuce viii designate which
man IS at bat. who. II any are on
bases how many outs. number Of balls
and strikes and other things that the
spectators might wish TO know during
the course Of the game
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
First 10 Use a Crouch

Did anybody ever notice particularly
the natural defense o. JerrIes7 with
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19

Out out the following list OF "eye
don'ts" aud pin them up In your
bedrooms where yon can Tesdily see
them each day.
Don't read facing a light
Don't read while you rock.
Don't work Ia poor light.
Don't try TO enlarge or brighten
yoor eyes by dropping belladonna in
to them.
Don't rub your eyes,
Dent nse your eyes when they
smart aud water.
Don't tax them when you are ex-
hausted physically.
Don't forget that happy thoughts
make the eyes sparkle and glow In q
most fascinating way. NEW IDEA
woMAN'S MAGCZINE for Sept
ember.