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Pioneers in Live Stock
Business
The Lee Live Stock Commission
company, with offices in all the lead
ing markets, is one of the oldest live
stock commission houses of the mid
dle west, and at South Omaha is
successor to Draper Smith Co.
Thomas B. Lee, Pres. of the Co.,
is one of the pioneers in the business.
The vast fund of information gained
by many years1 experience, coupled
with executive ability, enables him
to successfully handle the business in
the interest of their many customers.
Under such supervision their expert salesmen, with the
help of an ample force of competent assistants, can demon
strate to the satisfaction of shippers who entrust their busi
ness to them, that they make good their motto : "OUR WORK
WINS."
"Our Work Wins"
Offices at all the Leading
Markets
Live Wires on the Job
Every branch of e Lee Live
htpck Commission company is in
charge of enterprising men who
thoroughly understand the selling of
live stock in the interest of ranch
men and farmers.
Burt B. Blanchard and Arthur D.
Smith have charge of the South
Omaha house as managers. Mr.
Blanchard is one of the best cattle
salesmen on that market. Mr. Smith,
treasurer and hog salesman, was
brought up to know and like the
business. He is the son of Draper
Smith, who was the first live stock
commission man to operate on the
South Omaha market.
Another well-known and popular member of the firm is
Dick Denham, manager and cattle salesman of the St Joe
house. -
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Our Old Friends Know Our
Service is Unexcelled
L
Hofert
Co.
ESTABLISHED 1899
Live Stock Commission Merchants
We earnestly recommend our
service to all and respectfully
solicit your consignments
HULKS AND LAWS
Uy-Law anil Utiles of Itox Iiutt?
Co. S. S. Athletic Association
Article I
The name oil this organtzatl n
shall be the JJox liutte County Sun
day School Athletic Association.
Ankle II
The objoct ol this organization
shall be the promotion of cleun ath
letics under tne auspices of the par
ticipating Sunday Schools.
Article 111
The membership cf tula organiza
tion Shall conwisl of Kuril ifiilurlv
organized Sunday Schools within the
county of iiox liutte as shall, by their
i representatives, sign this constitu
tion and agree to abide by its pro
visions anu such regulations of the
Association as may be adopted.
Article IV
Each Sunday School becoming a
i memoer or tuis organization shall
; pay a membership fee of five Dol
lars (5.00), and thereafter, on or
j before the first Monday In April of
each year, shall pay annuui dues of
i Five Dollars (f 5.00).
' Article V
The government of this organiza
tion shall be vested in a Hoard of
tontrol to be constituted as follows:
Two representa nves from each par
ticipating Sunday School, to be elect
ed or appointed on the lirst Wednes
day in March of t men year, or a.) soo;i
thereafter as possible, said reprc
sentatives to bo members of the
K.jiinl of Control until their success
ors are elected or appointed.
J lie Hoard of Control shall organ-
ganlzed by the election nf M,in abo
und Captain, and, If desired, of a
Secretary and Treasurer.
$. A suitable riennunt utiull h
provided by the Association, to be
presented to tne team having the
highest percentage at the close of
the season.
Itl'LHS
1. To be eligible to play upon
any of the teams of this Association,
a player must not be over sixteen
yeura of age; must be a regularly en
loueu meii.oer or tne school upon
whose team he nlava: urwi tmui
maintain a record of CO per cent in
attendance during the months of the
playinis Season: It hel ni7 nrwlla.f
that, should any Sunday School be
unanie to produce nine eligible play
ers for any particular game a num
ber of ineligible nlavera. nni in v
ceed two, may be substituted if sat
isfactory to the Manager of the op
posing team.
2. On or before the first date of
the playing season the Manager of
eacn team snail furnish to the Sec
retary of the Association a list of
his eligible players. If new eligible
players are added during the season
their names shall at once be filed
with the Secretary. If, for any rea
son, any eligible nlnver becomon In.
eligible the Secretary of the Associ
ation shall be notilied.
3. For each scheduled game, the
Home team f,hall prov.de the
grounds, balls, umpire, score-Keeper,
and proper entertainment for the vis
iting players.
4. At the close of each game, the
ollioliil
SCO PC co lit ii i n i ii t? t h ii u
of the players on both sides nirl a
complete record of the game, shall be
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ize by electing fiom its ... mbern.ii) i gent to the Secretary of the Associa-
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. ""'w. jiion. ir ineligible players have been
L. E. ROBERTS WALTER B. ROBERTS
CATTLE SALESMEN
UNION STOCK YARDS
SOUTH OMAHA
Secretary-Treasurer.
The Hoard of Control shall be in
supreme control of the activities of
die Association and shall make such
provisions and regulations for Sun
day School athletics as shall be
d erred expedient.
' The meetings of the Hoard shall
be held as directed by the President.
I The presence of one representative
from each participating Suuday
School, or two-thirds of the merabcr-
! chip of the Hoard, shall constitute a
quorum.
Anii VI
Amendments to this Constitution
may be nade at any meeting of the
Board of Control, a copy of the pro
posed amendment having been given
to each member of the Board at
least three days previous to the
meeting at which the amendment is
to be submitted.
PLAN
1. It shall be the duty of the of
ficial representatives from each par
ticipating Sundav School tn
.a Base Ball team In their respective
scnoois; to provide proper uniforms
and equipment for the team; to ar
range suitable grounds on which
vcheduled games shall be played;
and to see that the rules as formulat
ed by the Board are obwrvtd.
2. Each local team shall be or-
UHed by mutual aereement ttilo r,.i
and the names of the players must be
certified to the Secretary. The of
liclal score of each game must be
nigned by the Managers of the op
posing teams.
5. The Secretary of the Associa
tion shall satisfy himself that the
rules are complied with In all sched
uled games, shall keep a permanent
record of all games played and of
the standing of all the teams, and
thall publish in the county papers
each week a report of the games
played, the standing of the tumi
and items of interest to the members'
or the Association.
6. All games must be played as
scheduled, beginning not later than
4 p. m. on the days and at the places
specified, unless postponed or chang
ed as to location by mutual agree
ment of the respective managers or
because of weather conditions. The
Secretary of the Association shall be
Informed of every case in which
games are postponed or changed aa
to location and of the date on which
postponed games are to be played.
The datea of postponed games shall
be aettled between the mnri nf
the respective teams but in any case
muBi De piayea not later than two
weeks beyond the last date for
scheduled game.
7. Should any team fall to be on
I he grounds for a scheduled game
the Manager of the team which Is
present shall notify the Secretary or
the Association, claiming the forfeit
of the game. The Secretary shall
lnveutlgate and if it appears that no
mutual agreement for postponement
has been made and that weather con
ditions have not prevented the ap-
pearance of the delinquent team, he
shall declare the game forfeited to
the team which was present and
shall record the game accordingly.
8. Should both teams fail to ap-.
pear for a scheduled game without
any previous agreement having been,
made it shall be considered aa a posu
poned game and shall be played at a,
future date as provided by Kule 6.
9. Each Manager shall have the
right to protest any game which he
considers has been Illegally won by
an opposing team. This protest
nfust be maue at the time the official
record of the game Is submitted to
the Secretary of the Association. All
contested games shall bo derlderf hir
the Board of Control, and until their
decision Has been rendered no sucb.
game shall be countod by the Secre
tary in fixing the standing of teams,
10. No admission shall hn rhnrir-
ed to any game played under the
auspices of the Association. If de
sired, a collection may be taken,
which shall go to the
the home team.
11. All points not covered hv
these rules shall be governed by the
Official KuleB of the American Base
Hall league.
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making war munitions, their lifelong
experience with powder givlna them
special skill.
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