A THE OMAHA DAILY- BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1906. J
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BIG SINE ACTS OS FOOT BALI
laiiaal Cbanfti XatandV U Sum Out
Frofsutooaliim.
PAID COACHES ARC AIOUSHEO
Players Xul tarry Fall Xamber of
Wecttatloas iOiU Feee aad gam.
e ef latereellegtate Games
Limited.
CHICAUO. Jan. JO.-CoIlege. foot ball was
doalt a staggering hjow by the represents-
tlvca of the faculties of th "Big Nine
western colleges, who at the conclusion of
a, two dsya conference, tonight recom
mended mora decided changes in the con
duct of foot ball and other porta. The aim
of the prof-ssors apparently la to curb aa
far aa possible all tendencies toward pro
fesatonallsm In the different universities and
the various recommendations announced
after the meeting adjourned have thla Idea
uppermost.
It waa recommended that the game of frot
nail, aa played at preaent, be abolished aj
an Intercollegiate and collegiate contest In
the conference colleges: that the conference
await from the American foot ball rulea
committee auch modifications ef the playing
rulea as will free the game from brutality
, and unnecessary danger; that In the event
such alterations are net sufficient, the con
ference win delegate a committee to draw
up riles of its own and that If a satisfac
tory game ran thus be established the rec
nmmtndatlon established by today's con
ference shall apply to its conduct and man
agement. The money end 'of foot ball waa strongly
condemned In a 'set of resolutions, and In
the future the faculty will hare charge of
the gate receipts.
flayers Mast Be Stadeate.
One of the new rulea will compel foot ball
M. Mtrawn. Midlothian fViimtrV club:
Judge John Barton Pajne. Chicago Oolf
club; J. C. Rrorklehank. Kda-wst-r tiolf
club; 8. P. Jermnln. Invernese club, To
ledo; Pldney A. Foster, Des Moines Golf
and Country club.
r. frtoyt wes one or tne orgamirs i
the Western Unit association a ad Its lltst
secretary. He also won the amateur rhum-
filonshlp of the association In 1"1, de'e-at-ng
Bruce D. Smith by up and to play
In the finale at the Midlothian Country
club. Mr. Hoyt la the present club cham
pion of OIn View and also Its president
and Is well qualified for the office, both
from the playing and administrative Hard
point. General McOrew has served several
terms as the president of the St. Lcu'is
Golf association. He oMrnld the Mis
souri Golf association and la Its presi
dent. General McOrew organised the
Gl-n Echo Country club, one of the rnrt
golf clubs In the country, and la the first
officer of the association to be chosen ot't
slde of the Chicago district.
The secretary and treasurer are well
known locally and have had experience
as officers of their respective clubs.
The entire ticket represents one of the
most efficient working bodies the aatocla
tlon has ever had.
OMAHA CAS IIAVK A RACK MEET
Nebraska Speed Aasorlattoa Waats
Assistance of Local Horsemen.
Omaha waa given an opportunity to have a
date In the circuit of the Nebraska Speed
association at the annual meeting, which
waa held at the Merchants hotel Saturday
afternoon. F. A. Nash was appointed to
represent Omaha horsemen at the meeting
and It la understood that a separate or
ganisation of the horsemen, besides the
Omaha Driving club, will be organised to
take the date offered by the association.
The rffalrs of the association are most
prosperous, all the towns being winners
last yesr with possibly one exception.
Friend and Tnrk have dropped out and the
new towns art Wayne, Randolph and Hast
ings. Tekamah. Fremont, Lincoln, Auburn, Bea
trice and Wymore were represented at the
meeting, as waa also the new towna of
Hastings, Wayne and Randolph. N. J.
Ronln of Fremont. F. E. Kimball of Bea
trice and C. M. Duck of Auburn were ap-
Kilnted a committee on credentials and
tcr reported that Tekamah, Fremont, Lin
coln, Auburn, Beatrice and Wymore were
represented, had filed credentiala and were
entitled to membership, which waa adopted.
C. M. Buck of Auburn waa chosen presi
dent and C. B. Swan of the same town
SHOSIS TALKS IS CINCINNATI
Chairman of Canal Com minion ia Guist of
Commercial Clnb.
ISTHMUS NOW A SFE PLACE TO WORK
Preliminary Preparations Are ew
Practically femplete aad Prog
ress Will Rc Rapid aad
Certala.
CINCINNATI. Jn. lO.-Theodore P.
Bhonts. chairman of the Isthmian Canal
commission, was the guest of honor and
sole speaker at the January meeting of the
Commercial club In this city tonight. Mr.
Shants had been asked by the club soma
time ago to address It at such time as
was convenient, the Invitation being pre
sented through Secretary of War W. H.
Taft, and the invitation was accepted for
this month.
Mr. Sheets' gpeeck.
Mr. Shonts said:
t am here tonight to talk, as I have said,
not of an experiment, but of an assured
success. We are not merelv going to build
the Panama canal we are building It.
Preparation Is a part, and a most Im
portant part, of the work of construction.
When that shall have been fully and
thoroughly accomplished a grest step for
ward will have been taken. You cannot
erect a house until you have laid the
foundation. Tou cannot run a railway
until you hare laid the tracks. You cannot
build a chimney by placing the top bricks
first. These are trite truisms, but there
"em to be people In this country to whom
they are novelties. We are approaching
the end of the preliminary work. Ws
have made the isthmus a healthful place
in which to work. We Are getting the
line of the canal Into a condition which
will enable us to operate an excavating
plant to the best advantage, and we are
secretary by a unanimous vote. Ronln of
players to have a many recitations during ! Eren- Latta of Tekamah and Kimball of
ths foot ball sesaon a. at any other time of or ,h; JVrVult f to recommend
the year, and at the end of the school yesr classes and purses. Their report was adopted
he must be able to show a clean record to j r unanimous vote and Axes the foilow
be eligible for the team during the next ,nf .JotTrn" Julr 10 to U: Wrmore Julv 17 to
playing season. Any man who has received tf; Beatrice. Jul- 24 to 17; Fremont. July 31
bis bachelor degree or other academic de-; o August i; reitaman. August 7 to l
tree will not be eligible to play on a foot
ball team, no matter by what institutions
that degree has been conferred. This rule
will bar graduate students entirely and the
game will be played by undergraduate
teams. Hereafter the athletic associations
Wayne. August 14 to 17: Randoloh. Aurust
n to M; Hastings, August 2. to 31; Lincoln,
September 3 to 7.
Wayne. Randolph and Hastings, which
had accepted their dates, were made mem
bers of the circuit
Classes and purses were adopted aa fol
lows: jToinng. z.li. z:zz. 1:17. z:: pacing.
and ten minutes on the isthmus. The ten
minutes are Important, for a person of surh
exiraordlnsry powers of observstion and
production can collect an enormous smount
of material in that time lie landed at
Colon on November at 1 a. m. and
sailed away on the same ateamcr from
Colon at l.W p. ni. on Lecember 1. In
those twenty-eight hours snd ten minutes
he accumulated a fund of exact knowl
edge sufficient to enable htm to draw a
general and sweeping Indictment of ths
preswent, Becretarv jail, tne canai pom-
mlMlnn CTi m n r f rrmn C'hlef tnrlneer !
Stevens. Colonel Gorgaa and everything
that has been done on the isthmus since
the American government came Into pos
session of the canal sone.
He has been not merely answered but
annihilated by Secretary Taft and Mr.
Stevens, and I shall waste no time with
him. One point only will I mention aa an I
Illustration or nia miraculous powers or
observation. He said that during a recent
rain the volume of water was so great In
the sewers of Panama that It 'backed, the
sewage up Into cellars and ruined many
houses. There Is not a cellar in fanama
and never has been.
Speaking for the members of the commis
sion as well as for myself. J wish to say
with all possible emphasis that we not only
Invite Investigation of our acta, but ssk for
It as a right. If we are doing our work
honestly and efficiently, our hands should
he upheld; If It is shown that we are doing
it Inefficlenely, we should be removed; and
IT we are doing It dishonestly, we should be
exposed, convicted and sent to prison.
NeltheY knaves nor Incompetents should he
permitted to hsve chsrge of a task of such
magnitude. But while we court the fullest
Investigation, we earnestly ssk that it le
absolutely nonpartisan; that It be made by
persons of character and standing, either In
f'tibllc or private life, whose recognised In
elligence and fair-mindedness are such as
to command public confidence, and that It
be made upon the ground.
We ask further that the Investigation be
made promptly and ended as soon ss it can
be a no have Its work done thoroughly. This
Is absolutely necessary If we are to main
tain any degree of efficiency in the organi
sation. The feeling of uncertainty and un
rest which constant agitation about ths
commission and its work creates is destruc
tive of that Interest in the work which Is
essential If the best results are to be se
cured. It is impossible to retain good men
In the service under such conditions.
Protest la Same af Fair Play.
We protest In the name of American fair
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assembling the plant with which the work olay against the dissemination In the United
Is to he done. When you bear m mind , States of libels and slanders upon the effi
that we have been engaged In this pre- i clency and character of faithful workers
psratory work barely six months, thst on the isthmus, who, by reason of their ab-
e nave neen compelled to carry It forward sence rrom their own country, cannot de
In a tropical country, mainly a wilderness, fend themselves from such assaults. Many
not accessible by railway, but 1,00ft miles of them went to the Isthmus before It waa
at aa and 2.000 miles from the base of ' made a healthful place In which to work,
supply, and that moat of the material j snd In doing so faced death from disease
entering Into the work had to be manu- ss the soldiers faces It from the bullet on
factured to order before It could be shipped tbe field of battle. They saw many of their
to the scene of action, I think you will cotnradea die from disease, but they them
admit that the amount of time consumed selves either escaped it entirely or recov
haa not been u reasonable. I ered from its attack. A more loyal, faith-
I shall not burden you with details of I fuU efficient body of men than these ser
the preparatory work. Briefly summed up vants of the I'nited States on the Isthmus
they have resulted, first, in converting ths not to found anywhere on earth. Their
isthmua from a hotbed of disease Into ! devotion to the Interests of their country
aa healthful a place for work of the kind 'nUtlea them to the gratitude of their fel
In hand as could be found In any tropical . low citlxcns. and should protect them from
oountry-with reasonable care a man can I cowardly attacka of that most deeple
go there to live now with no more serious of " ssallants, the man who stabs In
menace to his health than he would en- b"CR- .... , .. , . ,,
iuiiiki., in r.nni.. w Gentlemen. I believe In the canal: baiieve
coaches, that duty being left In tha hands , Kach member has the option of putting on try; second, the workers of all grades ,,:t 11 c,n nul,t tn reaaonable time and
of t;e trastees of the colleges, and there i the running races or not. Minimum purses are provided with suitable and sanitary 1 be! leva that when, through American gen-
bun lance r,up,L' miu uiiu-i Aiuntuiii vuiiinfi, 11 bmii
1 L 1 I wnrT It ..m h. h 1 1 ..I .- .ill A k.
a priceless boon to all mankind. It will
Justify the faith of the American people In
Its wisdom and world-wide beneficence, and
will justify also the expenditure of millions
of American money for Its construction.
When It shall be opened for traffic the posi
tion of thla nation in relation to the trade
and commerce of the world will be a most
favorable one.
We shall have a virtually continuous
coast line from the northeastern extremity
of Maine to the western extremity of
Alaska, open alike to the ships of the At
lantic and the Pacific, and giving to both
the opportunity to trade dlrectlv with each
other. Pan Francisco will be within four-
j teen days of New York by steamers making
.n i .,v.i.. j i., ..,in. ' i. :; running, inree-quarters
in mi imiii m i. '" fln-riihtlii and one-half mile, purse ..
will be no foot ball training before college ZluSf.'Z'2?J: J.LVlTnE. ! 2ur,'.r wholesome food In al
. . ., there will be several 11.000 and some 35.00O and at reasonable prices, and put
opens. The first time the uniforms may be purses. All harness races to be best three thlrdr an antiquated. Inadequ.
donned will be the opening day of college
work.
In the future the coach of any of the
I h-lAnffln Ia In. "TJ i Vln."
I ' fl. If 1 1 . 1 1 1 0 kVT Ill I, .V . U V L'l .."-.
colleges must be a member of the faculty;
the purely professional paid coach Is not to
be employed.
The adoption of the so-called six months'
roles has proved so much of a success that
the followln,
In five.
N. J. Ronln Introduced
which was adopted:
"Resolved. That the association extend a
unanimous vote of thanks to the retiring
president. B. R. Latta, and to Secretary J.
R. Sutherland for efficient services ren
dered In past years, and that this resolu
tion 1 spread on tha records of this ssso
elation." President Buck. C. H. Rudre and W. R.
jweiior. secretary'
dequate and
poorly manned railway system has been
Improved and reorganised on modern lines,
and provided with up-to-date equipment
of locomotives and cars; fourth, new
wharves equipped with modern mechanical
appliances, commodious terminal yards at
both ends of the railway, extensive ware
houses, suitable machine shops, snd a mod
ern coal hoisting plant are rapidly ap
proaching completion: fifth, more than
M.ftri.Ofio has been expended in the pur-
the professors resolved to advise that It be '. made a committee to arranre with the rail
extended to one year. This means that high ! r,oad,,of Nebraska for fair treatment and
. . . ' , . ... . liberal rates for the shipment of horses
school boys who enter college in the fall or through the circuit.
at any other time will have to forego par- The secretaries for the ensuing year are
ticipation In athletics for a full year In-!" C?".0,r",: Auh.ur?,c- ?; 8"; Wymore.
.... . . , ,,. G. Hulschlxer; Beatrice, H. V. Btesen. Fre-
ateaa or six mom us. in. rum iw applies niont N. j. Ron: Tekamah. J. R. Ruther-
an oieraurg plant in the actual work of
excavation, and the bulk of this invest
ment Is already on the Isthmus.
1 nis vast quantity of supplies has been
land: Wayne. C. M. craven: Randolph. I.
F. Holtx: Hastings. J. D. Mines; Lincoln.
W. R. Mellor.
It waa agreed that entries should close In
to students coming from one college to an
other.
W k a. . Via a. a 1 1 A SMBiaisJatlattl.
Among the other recommendation, made Woe" of r- before the firs,
were the following: seasment for advertising and incidental ex-
The number of Intercollegiate games penses was fixed at WO per member and
played by each university team shall be must be paid on or before March 1. It was
limited to five. agreed that no change In datea can be made
The admission to all athletic meets shall without the consent of the majority of
lie limited to St) cents for students. , present members. "
No training table shall be maintained for CV K. Rudge, W. P. Mccreary and N. J.
the athletes. I Ronln were made- the executive committee
That no one may play for more than three to adjust any difficulties that mav arise,
years In the aggregate In any Intercollegiate Ail side attractions were left with the local
spurt and that this participation be confined , secretaries.
to undergraduates. ; The interstate fair at Bioux City will be
That no team consisting In whole or in Invited to work In conjunction with the Ne-l-art
of college students shall plsy with braska circuit. Their meeting follows ths
blah schools, academies or independent pro- close of the state fair.
feeilonal schools. i Budd Latta, the retiring president, said:
That it Is recommended to the college "Last year waa most successful and I think
corferrm-e that Ita rule which allows the that we could possibly have raised the
three first grimes of the season to be un- purses to 1500 with safety, as the state waa
citiintiad In nnrtic ins tlon hji etrtnlnatmt never aa prosperous as nom- We sll hnm
That fr-ehren teams and second elevens Omaha will take a date, as It would pay Um is to get what will be considered in ' w1" ,en" to unlf' Interest and sentiment
shell play r.nly with teams from their own i ul here and help the circuit besides." Ih, country anytnlr.g like an ordinary crass j h .A.mr''"-
institutions. of lDor. In examining tnls ouvbtlon we . w ln ln canal open there will be no At-
EVEXTI OS TUB RIKMSG TRACKS haveetiidied and d'uMfd th mfriii of 1 1"1'0 ? Pacific fleet, either in the
W. C. A; SsaitaatlaBa. 1 . labor of nearly all nationalities available I nvr r 'i ,n merchant martne, but an
purchased almost exclusively in the Cnlted ' sixteen knots" an hour instead of sixty daya
Buci.es. in accordance wun our poucy or ,nd wlthin twenty-one days of any English
buying In the cheapest markets, we have Mrt i.i..
bought chiefly In the I'nited States be- i The west coast of South' America will be
ennse its markets. In the main are the .oc miles nearer to our ports than to those
chcapest In the world for the products that of Europe, opening to our products an en
we need In thla work. The American j Urely new field of commerce which has In It
laborer Is the highest priced in the world, greet possibilities. These are the brood,
but we csn buy the results of his work .general facta in the case, and I need not
more cheaply here than abroad, because ! explain to you that they have ln them op
of his superior skill and because of the portunlties that are of Incalculable value.
inieiniteni mieresc wnicn ne aa an Amer
ican citlsen takes In his work. In other
words, he puts more brains Into the prod
uct of his hands, because he Is a citlsen
of a free country and his mind haa been
enlarged and his ambition stimulated by
active participation in the duties of cltl
senshJ. ' Character of Labor.
Isthmus has more to do wlui the time it Si' " n.dK-n?it..ffiuttryV I.n..th.e Lnlied
They open to the I'nited States new mar
kets for Its products, new opportunities
for that enlargement of foreign trade which
our rapidly growing production is demand
ing year by year.
Beneats froai trie CaaaJ. "
Rut great and world-wide as will be the
material benefits of the canal, the moral
and political effects will be no leas remark'
will taae to. build the canal more to do
with the cost of construction than any
other determining factor.
States the Inevitable effect will be to de
velop a stronger and deeper sentiment of
nauonsi unity man mis country nss ever
Tk. i. ..v.. . ,r.'"..'i iim,.i,. , ... I.nown. New and larger trade relations will
w of the in7truc.on of the canal from .tt?, "t"Vb.e.n!e?ie
an engineering point of view and with any , f" V,IV Elf! "J?iV VZuXl?
ordinary clasa of labor. The errious prob- ! Un,n.UJ. " .t'.,'".ct'on,ptahe!; an1
The nominating committee of the V'eslirn ' Proper Wis, tha Lissak Haadlcao aa
Golf, aasociatlon. consisting of 8olmon
EaseryTtllo Coaraa.
it Emeryville today and acored
wm, Knapp outriding Radtke
U. . Ch..U. T" llkl.a.. miA I ..1.11.
b h.... 11 tK. rniin-in ' SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20. Proper ae-
tl'cket to be voted on at the next annual CV" flV'n " 'n the Lissak handicap
meeting of the association, March l:
President, Phelpa B. Hoyt, Glen View
club.
Vice president, General George 9. Mc
Orew, Glen Echo Country club.
Secretary, Albert R. Gates, Calumet
Country dub
for the purpose. The chief difficulty with i American nee' as an oojeci lesson in tne
which we have to c ntend in the employ- 1 Pf1 "f '"hmlan waterway the trip of
ment of oriental labor ilea In the laws which L' KJr,r'""' "lur P"ng oi is. irom Ban
hedge about is use. ln order to comply , Francisco to the coast of Florida was the
" . ... . ... ,k... I.:., i most convincing argument ever adduced.
red a lucky the best we can do is to let out the work : w,,n ,.upowrf u' "lachlnery working to iu
at the finish. . i..- ...r,.,.t a,i, ,-ti.., .j .h. !,. utmost limit and everything ln iu favor.
Starter Holtman sent the contestants off est bidder, 'who will be nothing more or including a commander of the first rank,
strangling. Red leaf secured the place after less than an agent. He will secure lbs ,lxtJ'-elh'...'!tt!'" consumed in the
a brilliant struggle with Jake Sanders, labor, deposit the money required by the voyage. With the canal open it could have
who ran a great race and finished third, government of the country from which the , made trJ" n ,en, or twelve days and
Proper opened at 3 to 1. but the strong Dlav . iUoni-er eomea for the iiut-iuuic neceasarv 1 without need of special haste. Instead of
Treaaurer, Murry Nelson. Jr., Ontwentsla " ReJ1ft Bear Catcher and Jake Saun- j to ths support of his family while ha is , two. navies, we shall have a double navy
club T 1 ' ders caused the play to go back to f to iJawav and advance tbe money for the neces- ready for sll emergencies Tha ability to
uu . l.T.k. I . . . - L k. .1 .... ... ... , . . i luamlill All P ihlna millrlw will " f ..
"'""I .-?, m.K iit-. rmuiis; i sary transuonaiion. aii tins is 10 oe in- -v..
First race, three and a half furlongs: I eluded ln the cost of the labor delivered . powerful Influence in the direction of
Oraca O. won. Humada second, Clements , on the isthmus, m addition to the agent's peace, for it will operate constantly aa a
Directors, the above officers and Silas
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home!"
Instant Relief, Permanent Care
Trial Package Mailed
Free to All in Plain
Wrapper.
Piles is a fearful disease, but easy to curs
if you go at it right.
Aa ep ration with ths knife Is dangerous,
humiliating and -rarely a permanent success
" C via
There Is Just on other surs way t j l-s 1
cured painless, saf s asd In ths privacy of
your own homo it is Pyramid Ptls Curs,
Ws will glvs you Instant relief, show you
taa karsalasa, painless nature of this great
romody and start you well on the way to
wart a port act euro. . '
Taaa yoa eaa get a full-siied uex from
aay druggist for M oenta, sad often ono
ox curoa.
U tho druggist trios to sell you something
Just as good. It ia because ho snakes laora
sooner oa ths substitute.
Insist oa having what you call for.
Tho euro begins at ones and continue
rapidly until It la complete and permatMnt.
Tou eaa go rig ahead with your work
aad bo oasy and eoaif ortaMo all tho usba.
It Is worth trying.
Just send your name and address to Pyra
mid Drug Co Pyramid Building. Mar
shall, Mich and receive free by return
saatt the trial package la a plain wrapper.
Thousands bare been cured ia this oasy,
painless and inexpensive way. In tbe pri
vacy of tbe home. ,
Alt druggists, fO oenta Write (o-dsy for
a free eceae.
third. Time: :44a.
Second race, mile and three-sixteenths:
Dixie Lad won, Dusty Miller second, Bonar
third. Time: 3 06.
Third race, Ave furlongs: Blsck Art
on, Lilly Ooldlng second. Laura F. M.
third. Timer !:.
Fourth race, mile: Usssk hsndican:
purse, 13,400: Proper won, Redlesf second.
Jske Banders third. Time: l:C'V
Fifth race, six furlongs: Dargln won.
Salable second, Tim Hurst third- Time:
3:17.
Sixth race, futurity coarse: Tenordsle
won. Cocksure second. Ebel Thatcher third.
Time: 1:14.
LoS ANGELES. Jan. 30. Results at
Ascot:
First race, six and half furlongs: Con
fessor won. The Gadfly second, Lr. Mc
Carthy third. Time: 1:30..
I Second race. Brooks course: Nina Spot
won. Arrah Gowan second, Wyefield third.
Time: Z:tWe-
Thlrd race, mils and nrty yards, handicap:
Gilpin won. Pr. Leggo second. Embarrass
ment third. Time: 1.44V
Fourth race, the Ascot Oaks, one mile.
31.2M added: Orilene won. Sanfara second,
Silver Wedding third. Time: l:y
Fifth race, five furlongs: Fireball won,
Betsy second. Fustian third. Time: lev
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs:
Hector won. Foxhall seouad, Evelyn Grif
fin' third. Time: 1:03.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Results at
Fair grounds:
First race, six furlongs: Plater won.
Hannibal Bey second. Wborler third. Time;
1 uv
Second race, half mile: Bemay won. Glad
Pirate second, St. Cloud third. Time;
.ens
Third race, mile: Lieber won. Whippoor-
wlll second. No vena third. Time: 1 t
Fourth race, handicap, mile and a quar
ter: Phil Finch won. King Ellsworth
second. Monaco Maid third. Time; 106V
Fifth race, six furlongs. Guiding Star
won. St. Valentine second, Luretta third.
Time: l:l4a.
Slxth race, six furlongs: Bay wood won.
Arsenal second. Vsgary third. Time: 1:1V
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth:
Aurumaater won. Colonist second, Joe Les
ser third. Time: l.tiV
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30. Results at
City park:
First race, three and a half furlongs:
Bonart won. Frances H. second. Lens
third. Tims: :41V
Second race, mile and three-sixteenths:
Hymettus won, Grosgrain second. Hand
More third. Time: 3 C
Third rare, five and a half furlongs:
handicap; Don Fonao won. Billy Handsel
second. Asian ta third. Time: 1 Tv
Fourth race, the CeemopoUtan handicap;
mile and a quarter, hurdles: Lionel won.
Rip second. Charawind third. Time: 1:3V
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth; handi
cap: Devout won. Alma Dufour second.
Harrv Meohena third. Time: 1 4eV
Sixth race, mile and seventy ysrds:
Drexei won. Morendo second. Little Eikln
third. Time: 1:4V
Seventh race, gve and a half furlongs:
Tichimlngo won. Kara second. Prince of
Pleas third. Time: 1 c.
un,,A.iiAA n.Lin. ii i-.r, ki.h nrir.a.1 preventive of wsr. The high position ss a
The government must protect Jtseif against wo,rJ Power to which this nation, under the
the charge of forcing Involuntary servitude, guidance of McKtnley and Roosevelt and
and hence it can adopt no aaftgarda Hay. has advsnced during the last few
which will prevent the labor from leaving yeare will Ihus be strengthened snd en-
the isthmus the day after arrival, thus larged. and American influence upon the
losing the money necessary to get It theie, civilisation of the world and upon the wel-
with no return whatever. The result of fare of the human race will be immeaeura-
tbla is praci illy to make oriental labor my exienoeq.
e construction oi tne canai.
Prohibitive II.
luxperimeni :m iiuan uvm. nunc
not made on a large scale, haa not been
satisfactory, for the reason that they do
not seem possessed of great vitality and
succumb quickly to tropical fevers.
Will Get Mea frosn Spala.
Cudahya ..
Mets Bros.
Armours ..
Stors Blues
Benos
Black Kits..
The West Indian negro thst we sre using
has but little life and ambition in him.
We are practically trying to wield an
Inert mass, with the result that we are not
rttina over 26 tier cent, or from a moot
liberal point of view, per cent of the j Krug Parks..
efficiency or tne most orainary uuior in Onlmods
the In i ted stales we are now arranging
to experiment with 1.00ft laborers from the
north of Spain. This class of labor was
used to great advantage by Sir William
Van Horn in the construction of his 360
miles of railroad In Cuba. While not tall,
thev are of muscular build, docile in tem
perament and willing and industrious wura
srs, with enough ambition to want to be
core subforeiuen and- foremen ln their
work. In other words, besides being labor
era they have a spark of ambition which
makes It possible to develop them 1'ito
something better thsn brute force. These
men have the further advantage of being
white and of speaking ttis language which
most of our foremen either know or rapidly
acquire after reaching the Isthmua
SU far as ths labor In tha United States
Is concerned, ws might ss well recognise
the facta. The best quality of thla labor
is regulsrly employed, because of the great
inAii.irinl activity here. Thla confines our
selection to those employed only as extra
men and those seeking employment, who
of course will not grade aa high as those
regularly employed, ln order to get these
men in some orancnes i n"-
sary to pay larger wages thaa are paid
in thla country, for they would rather have
extra work, with a chance of regular em-
f loyment hare, man leave mnr uu rami-
(IDtHTI HAVE COMFORTABLE LEAD
Analysis of Work Dese by Teases la
the Omaha Lesgie,
Standing of teams in the Omaha bowling
league at tbe end of the eighteenth week:
Won. Lost. P C. Ttl Pins.
37
Removal Sale
of Undoubtedly the Greatest Collection
of FINE PIANOS
Ever Offered at Genuine Cut Prices
Note Carefully the high grade quality aul
reliability of this immense btock all the latest
models, selected from Steinway & Sons, Mason &
Hamlin, A. B. Chase, Steger & Sons, llardnian.
Emerson, Kurtzmnn, McPhail. Hans, Schubert.
Schuman. and many others at astonishing Imv
prices and easy terms.
To close out at once we have double out t!ie
price on a "VOSE & SONS" upright, handsome
Golden Oak case, latest model, plain panel, and
Grecian trusses and pilasters regular price oW,
now cut to $285.
Also a $550.00 Reed & Sons in one of tho most beautiful Mahogany cases ever shipped
to Omaha scientific construction, very expensive, this week only $310.00.
$425.00 modified colonial style EME1.S0N magnificent mellow tone, rich Mahogany
case, unlimited durability cut to $285.00.
$400.00 Schuman, art style, one of the handsomest pianos in stock. Cabinet Grand up
right, full rich tone. You never can buy it again at the price of $238.00.
A fine Steger piano, parlor size, Golden Oak case, second hand, good as new, cut to $225
Chickering & Sons, $190.00; Erbe $16.00; Sterling $145.00; Smith & Karnes $125.00;
Hall & Sons $105.00; and many others at intermediate prices impossible to duplicate after
this sale. All prices in plain figures no less accepted don't ask it. Terms as low as $10
cash and '$5.00 monthly till paid. Call or write for catalogues and complete price list
before it is too late. Address
Schmoller&Mueller Piano Co.
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Detailed work of teams:
P.C. SWks. gpra Splits.
Krug Parks 10 KM lilt
rudahys K 1178 33
Ptorx Blues 047 11M 32S
Mets Bros M X IMt 331
Armours S S71 11K3 .l
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For weekly rash prises on the aasociatlon
alleys W. C. Brunks won at tenpins with
271. Ultminn at sevenup with 91. Henry
(lr lesds for ths Stors monthly league
prise with CSn.
Individual standings:
Played A vf I played. Ave
Ustels CtrU Win.
TBCCef8EH. Nsb.. Jan. M.-48pecial
Th L4nroln academy girls' team and tbe
Tecuutsrh lilgh srtiual girls' teem engaged
ln a game ot basket Pall oeiure a gooa
tsed crowd of soectatwrs at the Hahn
opera house last evening. At the end of
the Orst half the score stuod to T la
favor ef the IJncoln glrla. and at the close
of the came li to I In favor of the isiiors.
The Lincoln girls ware too heavy for (he
locals who. however, mads them play for
As I said at the beginning of these re-
.rki nur r.rena ra tor r wont is nearing
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far as we can carry It aafely until we Tonneman ...
completion.
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MoCague 4s
W. Johnson... S
Conrad
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Zimmerman
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Cochran ....
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hih level. It is of the utmost Im
portance, therefore, that decision as to this
tne be reached at the earliest possible
moment. I am glad to say, however, that
whatever may be tbe type deckled upon It
will lake us but a short time to complete
the srrangements for beginning at once
to carry ita details Into execution on a
comprehensive stale. We shall divide the
work Into sections and prepare specifica
tions asking for bids fur contracts for
such portions of the work aa ws think
csn be done advantageously in that way,
know definitely the type of canal we are J "
ta construct, whether it la to be sea level , -"c'u
We are strongly In faver of doing the
t canal ana
the prices bid will permit. One of the chief
benefits ws have derived rrom the prepara
tory work la the accumulation of knowl
edge as to the nature of material to be
handled and the coat of handling It, which
will enable us to Judge whether or not
surh bids as we mav receive will make It
desirable te have the work done by con
tract. Attacks en Cwsaaslaalesv.
A notabls specimen of this scandal
meugerlag literature waa laid before the
country a frw days ago f rem tbe pen of a
man who bad spent twenty-eight hours
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. Aadltertese Heller Rlak.
The coming week will be one of unusual
Interest at the Auditorium roller r.i.k.
There will be racs every night except
Thursdsy and Saturday.
On Monday night the race will be be
tween Mlaa Kain and Miss Foyle, sod
promises te be close and exciting: Tuesday
night there wUl tie another fie-f;r-all.
similar te the race of last week, whinh
created a whirlwind of fun and 'te-nit-nt.
On Wednesday night Mr. t 'chins
of Milwaukee, will raoe with Mr. Hmg
land of Omaha, in a three-mile diish.
Thursday night the skates will be
laid aside for the Da in roach concert.
Friday night will be given over to a
masque carnival; every skater will wear
a mask er costume, and cash nixes will
be awarded to the most beautiful, unique
and eumtc Saturday mgbt will be (e v rai
skating for everybody.
Closing Out Tho Entire Stock at
1407 Harney Street, Omaha, Neb.
U. I
Coal to Burn!
Our coal Is clean screened. We put in, at much ex
pense, the Automatic Screening System, and that is
why our coal suits so well.
Economy Washed Nut
is a splendid cooking coal and we have plenty of it.
A clean, strong, lasty coal of much merit.
We use Economy in our own homes. Costs $0.00.
Eclipse Nut $450
Lots of people use this coal. Try it. It's really
economical.
SUNDERLAND BROS. CO.
1608 Harney Street
Teles-hone 252 Here Since 1883
Blood Poison
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Treats All Forms af Disease ef
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Twenty Years in Omaha.
The doctor's remarkable success bss
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facilities for treating this class of diseases
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the relief he has given.
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n..- n nun cases
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Regardless of the aatare or
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every person beginalas; treat
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Omaha's leading specialist,
this moath, to prove to the
pablle that there la n PEL
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tbe doctor bItcs bis profee
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. . ...a - . ... fli.iiu ik. miilii harama mo freauent that for
.w. k. 1,'iuii iiu mrt inv rest or sleeD by lying down. Ths
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my head on a table. In this way I would sometimes fall "sleep for a few
minutes at a time. I smoked all kinds of asthma powdera. but obtained or.ly
temporary relief, and I aould feel dopy all day from It. But all the time the
trouble was becoming worse. I would choke up and gasp for breath, and
become so weak I would almost faint. I suffered so much and became so
discoursged that If I had had any poison at hand I would gladly have taken
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fully as a babe. I have had more sleep and reat since I have been under
Dr Branaman'a treatment than in the twenty years preceding and am so
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Dr Brnnaman." H. W. BJEP. U BL. gouth Omaha.
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established for tlte purpose ef helping
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home and friends where possible, when not,
to provide them with a home aad empki)
ment. .until such time aa they shall be
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