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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1914.

One thing that the people who travel
the roads of the county frequently will
note with satisfaction is that particu-
lar attention is being paid to the con-
struction Of the Shoulders" being
built along all of the concrete roads put
in this summer The concrete roads are
so narrow that these shoulders become
Of first Importance and they are just
as necessary for the comfort and safety
of the users of the roads as the main
concrete center. Unless the county is
very lucky the condition of some of the
shoulder wor kdone on some of the
first concrete roads constructed will re-
suit in damage suits sooner or later.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22

Philip Knusman, aged seventy-six
years, brother-in-law of former POST
master Adolph Burg, died at his home
in Chicago on Sunday. The funeral
services will be held on Wednesday
morning at half past nine o'clock at
ST. Boniface church. MIR. Knusman
was known to many people in Kenosha
as he had frequently visited in this
city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22

extensions happen to use up about the
total net earnings Of the plant there
would be nothing to guarantee pay
rent to holders of mortgage certificates
unless a certain portion of the reven-
ues, which should be definitely stated,
is pledged for the retirement of such
certificates and the payment of interest.
Your water plant Is fulfilling two
distinct functions. It's function in
furnishing water for general use, such
as its use In houses and stores, is err
tirely different from its function of
furnishing fire protection to the entire
city. A large factory, for example,
which materially increases the fire risk,
might use very little water, and conse-
quently pay very little for its fire pro-
lection # the cost of fire protection is
borne by the general consumers.
Residence users would cause rela-
lively small fire risks, and yet would be
paying proportionately large amounts
If the cost of fire protection is not
borne by the city. In justice to all
classes of consumers, it is fairer that
the cost of fire protection be borne by
the city than that it be borne by the
general users of water.
We are pointing out these facts in
the hope that such consideration will
be given to them as will remove the
necessity for increasing the rates of
charge to general consumers by having
the city pay Tor fire protection an
amount which will yield the necessary
revenue and which should probably be,
under the present circumstances, about
$4,000 per year per hydrant. Kindly
let us know as soon as possible what
action can be taken in regard to this
in order that the settlement of the
case may not be too much delayed.
Very truly yours,
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin.
by Lewis E. Gettle,
There was little business Of import
anee taken up by the council The
copy of the state building code with a
letter urging that it be enforced in
Kenosha, was read to the council, but
no action was taken in the matter and
ON motion the communication and the
code were Hfiled.''
The council by majority vote, ac-
cepted the north side trunk sewer, but
no provision was made for the payment
of any of the so-called "extraso and
if the contractor demands these he will
have to carry his demand to court.
There was the usual amount Of routine
business, but the session of the council
ended before ten clock.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22

Farmers in the western part of this
county who had built hopes on big real
estate values on account of the extern
sion of the lines Of the Waukegan, Ell
gin and Rockford traction line being
extended into this county, woke up this
morning. The line was placed in the
hands Of receivers on Monday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22

The fire department was called out
Just after one clock this afternoon on
account of small blaze in the timing
department of the Skidd factory. Th
blaze was extinguished without any
serious damage.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22

In the x. of 9. Bowling League the
Ninas defeated the Pintas two out of
three, the CASTLES won three straight
from the Ferdinands, at the Academy
alleys Monday evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22

DR.. J. D. Sullivan, physician and
surgeon. Office over Johnson-Hansen
Clothing Co. Hours 90, "a, 7-s.
Phone 800. Residence Phone 1913. advtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-22
Lancaster Li71O1eu171s

A minute with the mop and the floor is clean.
Lancaster Linoleum is not only good for the
kitchen but for the entire house. 1t is made in
patterns and colors to suit every room at Soc to
$1.5O yard.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10
Rikkihappo poltanut jalan.

Joku aka takaperin tapahtui
Liedon Yliskulman meijerissa sell
lainen onnettomuus, eta suurehko
rikk hsppopullo sarkyi mattoa no
teeratts essa. Vakeva happo juoksi
lahella eileen Walfrid Ojamaan jail
koihin, poltaen vasempaan jalkaar
pari kolme syvaa haavaa. Nuoru'
kainen taivalsi enempaa ~jalkaanss
hoitamatta kolmen kilometrin paas'
sa olevaan kotiinsa Mellilan kylaan
ia oil sepialkeen pari paivaa ojalla.
Kosteuden ia muiden seikkain val
kutuksesta tulivat jalkahaavat min
pahoiksi, eta nuori mics oil kule-
tettava Turkuup hoitoa saamaan.
Han on nyt laaninsairaalassa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10
kausasia'

Marttilan diakonaattitoimikunta
PAM toimeen onnistuneen elojuhlan
t. k. 3 p. Yleisoa oil iuhlaan ko'
koontunut runsaanlaisesti. Julia
alkoi kirkossa pidetylla iumalan'
palveluksella klo II a. p. Julia.
saarnan pitt P0ytyan rovasti Anton
Aimonen. Juhlaa jatkettiin juma'
lanpalveluksen jalkeen SUOMI. seu
ran talossa, mime oil my0skin ke'
raantynyt runsaasti yleisoa. Puhu
jina esiintyivat iltapaivalla kolpor'
toori Koskinen Urjalasta, rovasti
A.. Aimonen ia s%eurakunnan kirkko'
herra A. w. Sederstrom. Juhlasts
karttui tuloja noin $50 markkaa,
Iltapaivalla rikastutti ohielmaa
my0skin hengellinen sekakuoro, TO-
ia johti kirkkoherran emanta A,
Sederstr0m. Seurakuntalaiset olivat
olleet juhlaa kohtaan hyvin myota,
tuntoisia, mika ilmeni heidan ANITA
mastaan runsaasta avustuksestakin.
Tilaisuudesta erottiin reippain mic
lin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10

rSerdttaia" On iaonut idaeen Fir
lcen labetDsIaornaoia Seitfi Gao
reIia. 2irie, iofa on iuIaistu iota
IenIuurin Iuostumufleu, on ldbetettp
Generiifl sta Bring regent loipalto,
ioaa airitaon ldbetdtpt iaornooiai
opat oDeet folmiien f~uutauttta
Sanottu latina oil Idbtenpt antmer'
penisid beindfuun 81 p. ia iaapu'
nut Soutbamptoniin ieuroamana
aammna. 2un 10 tiebettiin Ioban
oletpan pubfeamasia Ransfan ia
SofIan mdliud, ldbtt latina fiireesti
Soutbamptonista %iaitamoan mat
taanfa. Nansfalaifia peldten tuliet
tin tamaniIuubesta p%oitfeomia reit'
teid ia Iaipon Ianutorpi maalattiin
muutamain en9lontilaisten Iini ain
fdpHdmind mdreiId. Gnslannin
laimasion fotofonnoue ponosta tuli
eIotumn a pnd Iansaton lenndtiniieto,
iota tietpsti idnnitti totpattomos SIT
mielid. Glofunn 6 pnd, iouoin
Samaritan ~Iaorten tpuoret 10 bdd'
m5tHpdt, tett laitpa dftifddnn5fien
mereIe fen iobbosta, eta tdbpstdid
oil batpainnut iotaIatpan 2aS pal
mefIen ebustouo, ionne rprir3re'
gent" iuurt oil menosia. WaIoi
Iammuteitiin ia pimepbesfd fuIiettiir
9enerifla fobben. Run Iaima fen
raamana oomuna ioaput Sonto
Grus'in, tuli plan idIestd 2 ensIanti'
Iaista panioriristeiIiidd, iotfa oIitpai
Ioimoa iurboan e~tfineet mereItd.
Eaaud on latina tdmdn idIfeen onui
onfturisIa forfeon wuoren iuureuo.
SofIan fonIulin iuostumufieIo iai'
mot mdbtsid poroisia oIepot iuo'
maIoiIet Idbetpsioornaoiat iddb6
Ioipoue.
Nptiemmin on Idbeipsieura fuiiu
nut Saaren ia IdbeipeIaarnaoio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10
Sumtalaiiet armeiian banffiioina'
3eimotteln ia tpaariafdbtDffet
estet1Gu.

9. 8 - Senaatin ipilitoimitus
tunta on ,enaaiin pddtDtien mufonn
ilmoittanut faifiue maon funerr DO
reile tieootIi ia nouoatettap otIi leu
rdaipoa:
Maan IanomaIebbisid on mime
altoona iuloistu t~ietoiu, ettd iuuta
taiiet, iotfa olesfelewat maosIa ie
uaatin antamoin lupafiriain n~oiolo
ia toimipat armeiian taporain
banftiioina, otpat npfp'std poif'
feustlaa bppdtIeen fdpttden alfo'
meet toiIaaIta feinotefoiiesti forottoo
banfitanien tanarain bintoia iefd
,oiIaaIta, mitd tpDpaIffoibin tulee,
mddrinfdpttdd omatIi ebutieen pat
eoaiIen pdestDn bdbdnoIaista oie'
maa. 2atioen tpdIhdmdttomdff
rpbtpa mitd tormottaimpiin toimen'
piteiRin mat ittuia ilmiDitd mostaon
|iopa. JOS Ieuaiia mddrinfaptbtta.
on Iattunut, ptruuttoa fpputiltd OF.
teuben oIesteua maosTa, on ienaotii
p%ddttdnpt terottaa faifine fufpernDS'
reile, ettG or mdlttdmdiDntd eriiidin
tartasti maInoa, ettei moiia mod.
r~infdptDtFid iaaita ia, Jos niibin
oIottoutumat ippuifffi iuutalaiiet,
miippmdttd ilmoittaa fiitd Ienaotiue,
ettd moitaifin ottaa tdfiteltdmdtf
tpipmps iatfunan maosiaolesf elu'
oiteuben riistdmiiestd militia iuuta
laiFIta, iotfa owat tebneet tienia
IppuiFfFi nitbin Iopimottomiin tefoi'
bin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10

Grdds5d 2esfi pobianmaon pitd.
idn firtonfpldsid oItoi muuan ia'
Ionpoita iebbd t%ittopuutta toiien
talon palmeIiian fansIa, futen nuo'
riaa OFT tapana. poian iponbein'
mat eimdt fuitenfaan noita raftauS'
m~eininseitd iuopein iImin fatieueet
ia vparohimat p~oitaonfa Ieurustele-
masta paImeluspiian tansIa. Wtat.
Ia Fun eli ndistd maroitutfista ollut
aqua Min foettipat panbemmat
toisto fonstia. Grddnd pdtpGnd
ptsiettiin bemonen paIiaifitn, otet.
tim poifa rattoine Ia aietttin parin'
fpmmenen filometrin pddsid oIenon
panban noiban luo. admd ref
tuon pIfdmieben, Iufi tapauiiet pop
pamieben Iuuut, pert poIftonia tot
mitutIesta ia Ioeti poion tpanbem'
pienIa fansIa toiiin, wafuuttaen,
ettei poita enadn mdIitd fofo tp6std
mitddn. Mutto aTia ei parantunnt.
Goeueen poifo rofostelee tptibd ia
lid ibmeiielee, FUN ct poppomieben
peIu tebnpt mitadn woifutusto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10

Hammarlannissa kamalalla Ia
valla murhatun ent, talollisen M.
HSggblomin ruumis on nyttemmin
l6ydetty murhaajan, renki R. Lind
holmin osottamasta paikasta me.
resta. Ruumista vedesta nostat'
taessa katkesi k0ysi, jonka paahar
suurebko XVI oil kiinnitetty. Pads
sd oil useita iskuia, jotka nahta,
vasti olivat syntyneet k%irveenkan
MALTA ly0nnista. Vaimo Wilhelmins
Saloa Ell ole vangittu, vaan on han
ia kielletty poistumasta kotoaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10
glarntn fotiiu, Jos fiiben tiIaiIuu5
torioutnu. 2obetpsIoarnaaia Hou'
tanen perbeineen iaa prittdd Ifri'
faau.
salaperdimeu tapaus SelHmaisid

on Ielpinnpt. Gnnenmainittu Italia
tar, iota dsfettdin l6pbettiin alum
nosioan So gtoopertinfabun mar.
reua Ebottuna poIaposta buonees'
ia. tatoi iofu oifd ioforerin foto'
aan ia ilmoiiti Ftte firieesid iIdueen,
eta ban aifoo lopettaa itIenid. ,Npt'
temmin on ban fuitentin tamattu la
on bdn tunnustanut ettd ban life oil
Fitonut itIenid ia iptpttdnpt iulen
puoteeieenia peittadfieeu iidItddn
erddn ottamanla barba'asfeIeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10

easmss sssika.
~
Saksassa olevat suomalaiset laivat ja
niiden kapteenit.

HI. 8. = Mikali Raumalle on tie
toia saapunut Saksassa olevista
suomalaisista merikapteeneista Sc.
kS heidan mukanaan olevista lai-
voista ia lssteista, Ell ole mitaan
toiyoa heidan paasemisestaan ko-
tim ennen sedan loppua. He ovat
kot ttaneet kaikkia mahdollisia kei.
noia ia teita saadakseen luvan lab
tea Suomeen. He ovat k~aantyneet
kuvern00rien, ministerien ia m. m.
Italian konsulin puoleen, mutta
turhaan. Ainaksan viela Ell ole
keillS mitaan hataa eika puutetta,
Kaikki ovat terveita. Vapautta
suodaan heille melkoisesti; m. m
saavat he vapaasti liikkua kaupun-
CELIA. - S. T. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10

eika enaa l6ytxnyt koko takatas-
kua, kun han Ell ole sellaisiin hou.
suihin oikein perehtynyt, silla hou.
suit han oil saanut Jokioisten her
ralta lahjaksi. ia min paattyi war
kausasia''.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10

Nummen kansakoulun vihkiaiset
Halikossa.

Nummen kansakoulun ,vihkiaiset
Halikossa.
Nummen kansakoulu Halikossa
on 10 toiminut Svuoden alan. Kou'
lu on tahan saakka ollut valiaikai.
kaisessa huoneistossa. Wine kesan
alussa ~ruvettiin rakentamaan koulu.
taloa uudelleen. Askettain valmis-
tunut upea rakennus Within JUN
l~allisesti ". k. 5 p. acknowledgements.
Julia alkoi klo 2 paivalla, jolloin
koulun avarat, acknowledgements by
vim sopivat, aistikkaasti koristetut
buoneet tayttyivat runsaslukuisesta
iuhlayleis0sta. Kun Halikon torvi
soittokunta oil puhaltanut virren
246, pitt seurakunnan kirkkoherra
G. Rosendal alkurukouksen, johon
liittyi hartaudella kuultu iuhlapuhe
JON. ev. 8 luv. IL v:n iohdosta. Pu-
huen valon merkityksesta ia terot-
taen mieliin, eta kaiken tosiviisau'
den alkuna on iumalan pelko, tot
votti puhuia lopuksi koulun opetta-
lille ia oppilaille kaikkivaltiaan
siunausta heidan ty0ssaan. Valilla
lauloi opettaia X. Kiukaisen johta.
ma sekakuoro useita lauluia. Tar
kastaia A.. Jarvinen lausui koululle
ensi on~nittelun: ,,Onni uutehen tu-
pahan, hyva vuosi vierahaksi, Ju-
mala kaviiameksi'. T~arkastaia pu.
hui koulun merkityksesta paikka.
kunnalle, ymparist5laisten suhtees.
ia kouluun ia omisti lampimia sa.
noia koulun oppilaille. Lopuksi
lausui tarkastaja kiitoksensa Hall
kon kunnalle siita, eta Sc on ym-
martanyt kansakouluien tarkean
tehtavan ia kulkenut tassa suhtein
muiden kuntien edella, iosta on to.
distuksena tamakin uuden koulun
rakentaminen.
valiaian iaikeen, ionka kuluessa
t%oimeliaiden emantien kahvit oil
juotu, s~eurasivat soittokunnan tor
viesitykset, opettaja j. Toivosen
taiteellisesti lausuma iuhlaruno
,,Oma maa", 10 mainitun sekakuo-
ron soinnukkaat saveleet ia lasten-
kuoron esitykset. Taman ialkeen
opettaja K. Kiukainen mukaansa-
tempaavasti puhui pedagogisista
ennustuksista yrityksista 10 edelta-
pain paatella, mita kustakin lap
sesta on tuleva, ottaen hnomioon
hxnen lahiansa seka taipumuksen'
"a. Puhetta kuunneltiin tarkkuu'
della. Senialkeen p%astori Vain6
Saurio pitt lopettaiaispuheen ia
loppurukouksien, ionka ialkeen ko.
ko yleis0 yhtyi virteen 349.
Juhla kesti iltamyohaan ia iatti
70 kaikinpuolin miellyttavan muis'
ton runsaslukuiseen yleis00n.
Kiskon Orijarven kansakoulun
vihkiaiset.
Wine kuun / D. Within Kiskos
"a tarkotukseensa human kuudes
Orijarven kansakoulu. Juhlallisesss
tilaisuddessa pitivat puheita rovast
J. Santti seka o~pettaiat A. Kaisils
ja X. A. Salonius. Rakennustoimi
human puolesta esitti sen puheen'
johtajs, tilallinen o Salomaa laa'
ian selostuksen, joka koskettel
koulun perustamista. Tilaisuuteer
oil yleis6a keraantynyt min paljor
kuhn suojiin suinkin mahtui, monts
sataa henkea.
Uudelle koululle, ionka perusta'
mista on vuosikausia ajettu, on os'
tettu parin hehtaarin suuruinen oma
palsta, ionka o. y. Vuorikaivos on
luovuttanut varsin halvasta hinnas.
to, nimittain 800 markasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-10
Loimaan uutisia.
Lahjotus.


Loimaalla hyvin tunnetun Alta.
maen entisen olutpanimon mesta-
rim asuin- ia konttorihuoneraken.
nuksien, jossa ennen koottiin varoja
Bakkuksen temppelin yllapitami
seen, on sen omistsia leskirouva K.
Virtzenius lahjoittanut kahden
mum rakennuksen kera Suomen
Luth. Ev. -yhdistyksen Loimaan
Nuorisoliiton osastolle. Niista tul-
laan rakentamaan rukoushuone sa.
notulle nuorisoliiton osastolle hill.
jakkoin palaneen rukoushuoneen IT,
lalle. Moni kantaa lampimasta sy-
damesta kiitokset leskir ouva Virze.
niukselle lahjotuksen iohdosta.
Omatunto mustalaisellakin.
Joku aka takaperin saapui iouk-
ko mustalaisia eraaseen torppaan
Hirvikosken kylassa Loimaalla ia
pyysi saada keittaa kahvia torpan
tuvassa. Torpan isanta ensin evasi
pyynn0p tuumien eta mustalaiset
varastavat lapi kynsien. Kun mus
talaiset eivat luvanneet varastaa,
saivat he viimein luvan. Mustalais-
ten pois mentya katosi torpan tu-
vasta kuitenkin hyvat kahden mar
kan hintaiset sakset. Isanta osti 10
uudet, mutta parin viikon kuluttua
tuotiin varastetut sakset takaisin.
Mnstalais. eukko oil ne iattanyt e.
raaseen taloon omistajalleen toimi-
tettavaksi.
0mituinen varkaustapaus Loimaalla.
Eraana paivana saapui muuan
Tammelan p%itajasta kotoisin oleva
mics, ammatiltaan ,,hierojamestari''
muutamaan taloon Loimaan Kurt
ITALIAN kylassa. Michele annettiin
talosta vankka illallinen, ia siiotet'
tettiin hanet tuvan perakamariin
y0ksi, herroiksi, kuten ainakin mes
tarimies. Kun mestarimme heraa
seuraavana aamuna, rupeaa har
kaipaamaan kukkaroaan ia raho'
jaan noin so markkaa, etsii, Ell 10y
da ia samoa eta talossa on varkai
ts. Mestari menee l%ahimpaan tele
fooniin pyytamaan polish Hayrista
pitamaan tutkintoa ia my tallS
matkallaan 10 taskukellonsa koti
matkarahoia vsrten. Hayrinen saa'
pun paikalle ia tutkii ensin mesta'
ria itseansa ilmoituksen johdosta
Kun kysyttiin, missa mestari sailyt
ii rahojaan, ilmotti han eta ne oil
maata pannessa hanen %housujenss
taskussa ia eta housut olivat yor
sapgyssa tyynyien valissa haner
paansa ALA, missa housut olivat
viela aamulla hanen yl0snoustuaan
kin. Mestari vaitti, eta ioku or
VOLTA tullut kamarin akkunasta 81
saan ia vienyt hanen rahansa. Nut
ia Hayrinen alkaakin ola toists
mielta tassa tapauksessa, koskt
mics oil elavana hanen edessaan
Riisutaan saappaat, sukat ia Talk
vita, kopeloidaan taskut, puristel
laan saappaat, sukat, housut. Mis-
ia vaan eli tipu mitaan. Kierretaar
miesta ympari, ahaa; mestarin hou
suissa onkin takataskukin, kuter
herrasmiehen housuissa konsanaan
ia stella vetaa polish komeasti esil'
le kukkaron rahoineen paivineen
Tasta mestsrimme kovin hammss'
tyy, sanoen ettei han m%uistanui
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-11

Omaha had Breese PACED and even in
quired OF the general delivery department
at the postoffice. He had all the bell
hops in town calling the name OF Breese
For an hour the Western moguls lin
gered In waiting for Breese But Breese
never appeared and The meeting was
called off until 10 o'clock this morning
In the meantime Jimmy McGill WAC half
an hour late to dinner and O'Niell had a
date with the board Of arbitration.
Breese, II was learned, had heard that
the meeting was to be held IN the con-
vention hall at the Rome hotel and not
at the Paxton. He waited equally as
long in the convention hall for the meet
ing as the magnates did at the oNiell
suite. Breese finally got tired waiting
and went over TO see II Omahas new
Masonic Temple was in the class with
the one at Wichita. lie stayed a while
70 make the acquaintance of the members
Of the order here before returning 10 the
hotel to learn that the Western league
meeting had been called and then called
off without anything occurring.
Breese promises faithfully 10 be on
hand this morning with both feet front
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-11
Wives Of Visiting
Magnates Are Being
Royalty Entertained

Visiting women in attendance at the
National Association of Professional Base
ball Leagues meeting vote Omaha the
most hospitable convention city. SO far
as the women are concerned. Royal en-
tertainment has been planned for them
and is being carried out under the dircc-
ton OF Mrs w. A. Rourke. wife OF the
Omaha club owner. and Mrs. e. V. Par
IRISH. Headquarters for the visiting wo-
men are at the Paxton hotel.
An automobile trip was arranged in
their honor yesterday and they we're
entertained at an Orpheum theater
party last evening. Wednesday after
noon they will visit the Lininger Art gal
lery and in the evening will be honor
guests at a dinner party at the Paxton
hotel, while the men folks are banqueting
at the Rome. Thursday noon luncheon
will be given in their honor at the Com
mercial club. following which they will
be taken on an excursion to O'Brien' s
candy factory and the Item Biscuit com
pany. The entertainment will conclude
with Boyd theater party Thursday
evening.
Among the visiting women who had
registered yesterday were: Mesdames
James c. McGill of Denver, D. +. Dug
dale Seattle; Charles Ebbets, sr., Brook
Ign; C. c. Ellis Muskogee, okl.; A. II.
Pulford, winnipeg, Canada; Patrick RAJ
gan. Brooklyn; ]. NJ. Speed, Memphis;
John f. Kluwin, Oshkosh. Wis; Clyde
Shropshire, Nashville; D.. Andrews. Wa
| terloo. Ia; James Crusinberry. Chicago
J. T. Hayes, Davenport, Ia; Mrs. w. A
Aubrey and Mrs. w. A. Rourke of omaha
and Miss Irene Frank of Jackson, Mich
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-11
Breese Comes for Western
Confab and Then Disappears

A very important meeting of the West
ern league was scheduled for the Paxton
hotel at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was scheduled, but that
was all
After spending several precious mo-
ments rounding up nis herd President
Norris l.. O'Niell succeeded in corralllng
Jimmy McGill OF Denver. Hugh Jones Of
Lincoln, Pa Rourke OF Omaha, Archie
Catlin Of Topeka, Ed Hanlon Of Sioux
City, Frank Isbell Of Des Moines and
Jack Holland Of 81. Joseph. The seven
and ONiell we're comfortably reclining
in arm chairs in O'Niens room and
O'Niell was calling the roll when It was
discovered that Dan Breese of Wichita
was not among those present.
Mr. Breese came to Omaha to attend
the Western league meeting Brcese had
a bunch that he and his franchise would
be a mooted question in the Western
league meeting and he wanted to be in
on all the doings. II there was TO be
any oratory Breese intended 20 occupy
the floor his share or the time.
O'Niell telephoned all the hotels In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-11
"Joe" Flanner Here
With His Usual Spunk

No such base ball gathering would be
complete without a. j. Flanner-"Joe"
Flanner, as everybody knows him. He
is on deck
For seventeen years Joe Flanner was
editor of the Sporting News at st. Louis,
and for many a year back OF that he
Las been closely identified with base
ball. He knows everything and every
body that is worth knowing in tho his
tory of the institution and nobody has
ever yet stopped to question or cavil any
thing that Joe Flanner ever said on the
subject.
Since leaving the arduous position Of
editor Of the official organ of the game,
Mr. Flanner has been attached to the
official staff of Garry Hermann. chair
man of the National commission, with
headquarters at Cincinnati
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-11
California Sees
End of Prize Fights

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1o.--It appears
to be definitely settled that no more
championship prize fights will be staged
in Cahfirnia.
After the Clabby-Chip battle hero last
week, a hurried effort was made by pro
motors 70 put Clahby before the San
Francisco public In ono more engage
ment before the new antl-prize fight Law
could 60 into effect. with that end in
view. negotiations were opened with
Mike Gibbons, Last night. however.
Gibbons wired tho promoters here that
he would not go over the twenty-round
route and Clabby said at midnight he
would not undertake any other Cali
fornia date. He added that terms were
practically closed for a ten-round bout