TFIE OMAHA DAILY BEK: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1903.
7-
MIDDLE Ot BUWLLM SLASuW
Five-Ken Teami Are Banning a Good
Bacefor the Honori.
BOWIINQ THE LEADING SPOBI
Wit a Baa "
' tn Bowler Will
' Hoi tn Llasellgtht I'RtU
ring;.
F
With root ball out of the wsy, bf.w
i. .k ...i. nt attraction fO"' ew
l week, and many of the bat' pUyere
i.nd other, who dellgh,.iT outdoor sports
ave taken up tho. of bowling as
-V,... .i..iu,.t f.,i"ie out-of-door game.
- i -m inv
Omtftia has as good l wung - -i...Am
the entire a, nd better than
moot titles,: end '
appreciations of ths
k.i ir thim a Lruiii na.-
The cltyUourhi .1 la In the middle of
the play and It Is Impossible lo
2.714
2.6M
J.rr.'
1.650
2.511
i.n
2.472
2.411
2.39
8 W4
2.238
I?
jr show their
alleys by gl-
the winner, although the" Triumphs have j
a place In the money.
The standing of the five-men teams to
date Is as follows:
Triumphs J.TM
FaJstarfs .T.v..,
Birmingham Range........
Chethot Hhoes .y.....,..
Umaha Hlrj'l"Je,....V..,
Jitter Oold Tops a
On'mods
C'olo-MoKennas .".
Urodeganrd Crowns.......
Metropolitan league
Gat Cltys
'Association league
I The games Friday night were among the
beet bowled, the Falstaffs hitting the pins
for second place and the Ch ftbots for fourth
phv. . , . ' O
There were no league games last week.
C. J. Francisco has high single game for
the monthly prise with 26.. ,
Blakeney won the ' money' Thanksgiving
day on his spare work, getting twenty-one
spares In three successive games.
Below Is the standing of teams and Indi
viduals In the Association league at the
end of the fourth week: .
. W. U.
Molonys
1'nlon Pacifies 8
"West Sides 7
Curiahys
Swifts 4
Omaha Nationals I
Pignal Corps
Official Averages ot the American Association
LEGAL NOTICES-
Btw.d at oHtc. of treasurer, B.U
asV.u" HWeUrmcouVnt uth" Dakota!
f EI in"i o'clock m" Jccmber 21. 1. and
battle Mountain "XakoU
a Hot BorinKS, Bouth Dakota, m acro
"?aWoi'hrUCwnh oerTno"maVlon:
Pet.
.750
.67
.5X2
.m
.444
.416
.333
13
Pins.
5.924
6.779
6.K-H
B.7.M
4.32
6.4M
6.412
TUCKER, Treasurer..
-. -oUTM OMAHA AND WESTKRN
1wXtl.HOAU' COMI-ANX-Bpeclal Meet-
, " fmiaha. Neb., Octooer I. isus. a , spe
tlBI of the stockholders of the
south 6Tna and Western Railroad Com
South u . . , ,n. 0(Ce of the
panv la Omaha, Neb., on Friday. De
VJlX, 18 is, at li o'clock a m.. for the
u'poi. Authorising and Providing for
Ph sale ot the. railroad of The Mouth
omaha and Western Railroad Company.
-UhlU franchises and appurtenances. Its
Jell estate and personal property, to llnlon
Paclf'o Railroad Company, the cons d.ra
f, "1 Vl,ch ale to be the cancellation of
th. bds ahd satisfaction of the mort
Jl.. at said The Bouth Omaha and West
frn Railroad Company, and the assumption
of an Us othMindebtedis by the said
l'nlon Pacific Railroad Company; and for
Th. nurnoie of transacting all such other
V &inMS a" may legally oome before the
ASHImSsS For ths purposes of the meetlnr
X Kok. fer the transfer of stock will
i -frt at O'clock p. m. on Monday.
necembVr ?. iW. and will be reopened at
f in! o'clock i. m o Baturday, December
ajm. T. if. ta Secretary. OSdtoDU
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
mntaln Sanitarium, N. H. IJ. v. o., wot
rings. JFall River county. Bouth Dakota
tu li o'clock M., December 7. and
BJ opened - for furnishing and
BEALED PR0PO8AL8 WILL BE BB-
Mountain ganltarlum, N. H. D. V. B- Hot
Sprl
unt
of current expenses, subsistence, household,
r.l..i .,ir firm and clothing suo-
Ln. i .rrnniinM with Instructions and
specifications,' coplws of which, with blank
proposals ana vnrcr iuiviui.hvi
Ud upon apliciM4on to W. A. Tucker.
treasurer.
JC rAY TIME CARD
. -v I
Uoit lOTH AMD MASON
Oregon Ekpress..il
lare. Arrive.
..a i:6o am a 9:40 pm
..a 1.60 pm a t:00 pm
eio. 10 am
..a 4:10 nm a 1:00 Dm
a!2:66 pm a :16 pm
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l:4S pm
iT"."V,t. "I. r- a-.il...al2:Jn. n a :w am
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r2r t ore. Express.. ..a :0 pm m :2S pra
overland Limited. , ? J s: am
Ferry uocm
ClttCS
Unnh Local. a tv ' !
ps 4 S .X
Dreshers ......,., 7 ': jK
Individual averages:
Nbidm. 0mM. A.- Nam. Oiim. Av.
Rlc 4 lldl Rdir , ht
Youm 12 17KI mrlrlcf 13 lhH
Patrnoa , T irfjmiiey .54
gtatford it Landsmen I US
Matthea 177 1 Hamentrom i?0
liTr It : -;1M Coleman ...11 li0
Tai.ipltn 1 HffldmM 149
1 A. Lrons t lttfftohan '1 147
EMaoa 11 ?f Bl.hop I 17
Raker HI IftilNrpper 4 Ht
H. B. Lrons s lll Chntroa HI
HuKhea .691 Anilaraon 4 s0
Hunter 1f ramphell
B-wroft t 16n( Ham4 t 13
Perklna II If) Booth Ml
Powell jo i67WTd 1 1.4
l 1 J7- '
Team standing and individual averages of
Metropolitan Bowling league for week end
ing November 28:
. W. L. Pet. Pins.
Schroder's St. James. ..17 4 .799 10.141
Ortman Stars 17 7 .97 ll,6ti2
Chicago Liquor House.. J6 .615 11.478
Beselln's Mixers 15 9 .616 ll.m
Bor.heim's Jewels 10 11 .470 9.64
Bungalow Cltys ,.10 14 .410 10,276
Dally News 8 IS .376
West Sides t 15 .370 10,234
Loyal Hotel Jewelers... 8 16 .328 10.796
Nebraska Cycle Co 16 . 233 8,891
Individual averages:
Names. At. I Names. ' Ave.
10
mi
Caufhlla
Wilson
altar
Adams
Moran
Orlfflth
Lahecka
Hanaaa
Youaea lSSOeddea
Jasper 1411 Me Loan
Loft
Borailaft ....
.. 1441 Adklns
.. (HI Moyna ,
V Met Ward
.. lt; Jrp ,
.. H.'.i Hadfleld ....
1UC. Haatsr ..
Hickman, Toledo 47 11 JH . 74
lJinrlrrth, Ixiulnvlllo ffi 63 50
f l-vers. Indianapolis 24 5 I Wi
nraham. Minneapolis 20 W 10 n
AhlHJtt. Toledo 75 272 it. Wl
John HaviUn. Indianapolis. . .164 6- M JW
(;ordln. Cofumbtis-K. C 34 14 Xi
("irgaltn. Colnmhns 162 64 7l 17"
Orr, Indinnanolls l: i22 66 1S7
Pmoot. Toledo 1S1 6"! " 161
lrashear. Kansas City ...166 6S5 n 1V4
Jack Mayers, Pt. Paul M M 45 96
l.rlh. Milwaukee 70 291 38 M
l.lndssy, Indianapolis 33 15 8 39
Davis. St. Paul HO 641 76 165
Noonan, Ft. Paul 45 167 21 46
Taylor. Columbus ! 91 8 26
Nflphtx.rs. Knns.is City 122 4F.2 66 1?"
Oelirlna, t!t. Paul 63 1X1 11 61
Rnhlnson. Milwaukee ...161 50 67 1K.1
Whoeler, Pt. P.-Minnespolls. .l'JS 4 41 140
Knrheau, Toledo J?7 M 4 114
Plunley, LouisvMle 163 63 l 1R7
Tlenmyer. Pt. Pnul 148 612 61 143
Wakefield. Trl. -Indianapolis.. 22 80 10 21
Jame. Columbus 88 304 41) aj
O'Nflll. Mlnne?polls 151 610 72 164
Armbruster. Toledo..... 148 646 73 1 48
Oyler. Minneapolis 116 44! 70 1L"0
Nee, St. Paul ..ITU 34.1 40 93
Ren Myera, Pt. Paul 90 332 4 90
Ixniia Durham, Ind.-Lou'vllle 36 P6 7 -36
Hockley, Kansns City 136 4!6 66 131
Block, Minneapolis 121 431 42 US
wrier, at Haul
Welilay, Minneapolis.
wooonirr, iouisvllle
Hopkins. Toledo
Hinchman, Toledo
Davidson, Tnuirtnupolis....
nood. Pt. Paul
Swnclna. Lotrinvllle
Lattlmore. Toledo
Dniliot, Indianapolis
Harry Clark. Milwaukee.
f ..fo v. .. ti
Randall, Milwaukee 121 431 66 109
Iaushin. St. P.-Louisvllle... 63 221 2S M
tilllen. Toledo 33 83 6 2t
Otto WiUiims. Indianapolis.. 143 44 17
Burke, Kansas City 64 113
Kerwln, K. (".-Minneapolis.. .102 363 51 91
A. Krueger, Columbus 124 497 71 124
Odwell, Columbus 144 568 82 141
Land, Toledo U8 365 3H H8
rieno, Minneapolis 66 228 25 66
Puttmann. Louisville 41 lHi 10 31
Huah. Indlanaimlia 153 662 99 130
Puter Sul'lvau, Louisville 127 467 60 115
Krlol. Columbus 1E0 79 V8
Howley, Indlnnapolls 44 123 4 30
Hatetnan. Milwaukee... t. 78 .272 24 fid
TietJ!. Ixiulsville 78 244 17 69
McChesney. Milwaukee 90 34S 44 84
Klhm, Columbus 164 638 60 128
Klwert, Toledo 98 334 31 ?0
Revllle, Milwaukee 80 272 21 65
McKune, St. Paul 31 101 15 24
Hughes, Loulsvl!le..i 81 249 29 59
Mccormick, Milwaukee 154 613 61 121
Patterson, Minneapolis 61 123 11 29
Raldy, Columbus.. 144 618 68 121
.. 147 691 7 157
115 43 49 123
147 653 78 146
64 1!3 29 61
154 602 82 168
II H 4"6 4 10
108 42 66 104
26 89 10 23
. 22 70 7 18
. 26 51 7 13
.112 374 64 96
...111 8N6 43 98
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119
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4 0 4 0 1 .3"3
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41 4 3 15 W 1
31 I 8 22 12 .P I
36 6 3 17 W.3"l
1 8 J 25 ao'ts
19 1 1,7 4 .3
17 J 1 13 15 .2V9
4 J 0 I 6 .2v9
25 8 1 13 19 .JK7
11 . 2 J 6 t .2X7
10 4 J .2K4
18 2 1 10 26 .JN1
13 12 J ' 5 .23
38 8 1 22 II .?1
29 S I 13 24 . 281
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24 8- 7, .279
30 6 4 23 .279
4 2 0 2 1 .26
15 r 10 t 4 .273
35 10 0 If 21 .272
37 6 1 26 37 . 272
12 4 0 9 26 .271
13 3 0 14 15 .271
9 -1 016.21 .271
110 8 1 .171
19 6 1 28 13 . 270
17 1 1 16 ft. .7
33 2 1 3 21 ,26S
15 J 13 31 .JM
30 1 J 23 H, .264
7 1 8 4 10 .264
23 4 J 38 24 .262
g G 0 43 30 , .ibi
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6 2 0 9 8 .2M
1 0 0 6 1.257
J 0 0 ' J 0 .265
16 6 16 12 .2M
28 1 0 18 13 ;,254
19 6 t 13 24 ,,263
4 J 0 13 a263
8 1 1 8 1 .363
20 I J JO 38 ..3
12 . 1 2 16 32 . 251
13 I 0 10 22 .251
18 8 0 SO 36 .249
22 8 2 47 32 -.24'
14 0 0 15 12 '218
7 1 0 9 5 .248
6 2 1 2 0 .213
10 7 8 IS 2S .247
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9 2 2 4 6
13 2 1 21 S .243
14 4 1 13 18 24l
17 5 0 24 16 .240
16 3 0 6 '
7 1 1 11 8 .239
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25 1 8 15 12 .23.1
3 0 0 8 1 '.2)16
13 2 0 30 36 .234
Games. Ab. R.
iKcy. Pt. raul 51 L'4 9
Powan, Pt Paul 41 141 13
BtovaJI, Iulsvllle :io8 Js? 43
Curtis, Milwaukee 48 118 II
Uster. Toledo 117 .397 41
V 1 Krlen. Mlnneapolls-8l. raul. 148 Mi )
Murfhy, Kansas Cltr' 21 r78 7 18
Perrlne, loulsvllle 147 540 61 124
H. 211. 8B.Hr.Sh.Sn, Av.
29 ( 0 0 8 .231
M 6 0 15 I .H4
I 1 10 .233
i 8 I 0 7 0 .133
1'4 0 4 14 18 .J:J
Flynn, Milwaukee
Livingston, Indianapolis..
Qulnlan, Louisville
Harley. Iiulsvllle ,
Hilk Kansas City ,
Cross, Kansas City
Jackson, Columbus
Carlisle, Kansas City
Fohl. Columbus
Wi-lgley, Columbia
Hallmsn, Kansas City....
92 .3: 44 76
...119 3H8 36 89
...150 613 43 118
... 80 2W 37
... 83 119 6
...146 403 63
... 60 1 S3 22
... 96 318 38
... 89 286 M
...166 633 49 114
...144 K6 63 110
61
27
98
41
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Win. Clarke.
Minneapolis 130 431 31
412 63
iHHis-nerty, Milwaukee 40 121 16
. punleavy, St. Paul 89 2,0 24
D. Brown, Kansas City....... 63 174 17
Manuscli, Milwaukee
MrOUvray. Milwaukee....
Ksslrk.
Kut Inn,
27 M5 14
20 67 9
79 ? 7
Kansas Clty-8t. Paul 36 82 11
Milwaukee...
nt 1 . -. a
iviui-Kpr. ivflniii I'liv aa inn 17
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James Durham, Louisville
Q'llllon. Minneapolis
Hall. St. Paul-Columbus..
Oberlln, Minneapolis
Downle, Knnx.n city
Hopke, Indianapolis
PUisle, Indianapolis
West, Toledo
Kahl. Colnmhns..
' Leshy, Indlanapolls-K.
A. Brown. MllwrnikM
Carter, Kansns City
44 12J 11
. 17 89 1
.121 437 47
. 68 W n
87 lu3 8
114 3R7 27
166 4W 29
86 (tt 3
86 91 6
18 81
C... 19 62 6
..150 516 43
.. 26 73 7
Adams, Louisville... 41 hr7 14
Farrls, Bt. Paul 13 34 0
Pwann, Kansas City 30 S 7
Halla, Louisville 42 121 S
Msrquard, Indianapolis 47 130 10
Nugle, Toledo 33 73 6
Oreen. Milwaukee 60 178 16
Wcod, Knnsas City 32 77 3
Ptecn, Toledo 26 64 ))
loandon. Kansas Cltv S3 90 7
Clyde Williams. Toledo 28 88 7
Crisp, Kansas City 89 120 8
Teal. St. Paul 25 63 J
"Vpp, Columbus 17 38 1
Kgan, Kansas City 23 69 8
Manske, Milwaukee 37 106 T
F.ubnnks, Indianapolis IS 37 1
Ptole, Louisville 21 48 J
Bel neiberg, Milwaukee 34 - 98 T
Si'tthoff, Toledo-Louisville... 23 ' 68 1
Pape, Milwaukee 30 56 6
Wilson, Mlnneiipolls 36 ' 77 J
Rogers, Columbus , 24 50 1
Blersdorfer, Minneapolis 19 27 1
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Laird 1DKI Norsard ..
W. r. Bdinslder lrttrttosanorsns
Cain lAHawlr ...
Beannall " .W Hichla ....
Owjrans .. 1U White ....
Oilman 1M Hosier ....
Cnatafaoa 1561 Mid.ea
Bawm .15( Art wcod ..
i. Haatar 16)
Following are the scores In, tbe two-men
end individuals bowled In the city tourna
ment Saturday night on the' Metropolitan
alleys. Captain Dick GrotU tied with Hull,
H. Prlmeau, Weber and Fiitscher, with a
core of 695. This seems to be a fad score
for the bowlers tn the city tournament.
Some of the best bowler are yet to bowl
and some big scores are looked for to
morrow. . " 1
TWO-MEN TEAMS.
V 1st. 2d.. 8d. Tot.
Whlttmore 146 165 157 467
Hartley Ug . 161 , 169 456
. Total .......... 922
INDIVIDUALS.
. 1 4 .- 1st. Jd. ' Jd. Tot.
Hartley 169 129 145 443
Whlttemor ......v,..,.. 1K3 ; 173 195 661
Thoma f.-.r.. '."187 - TnV-157" r14
Martin U. ..... 191 ; 167 173 632
Lahecka 176 170 149 495
Grotta 809 222 164 6!
Cain 147 161 191 499
Slawson 169 163 170 602
.....b 8:15 pm bll:2a am
Nortkwfcsterav
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" iijres a 7: am aui:20 pm
aLZ. , , V, all:H0am a:2pra
chTcigcT Lcc7i:.::...:....a : 5:3 B
Chicago Bpecial a 8:06 j a. am
' -ola-Dukota , Ex. .a 8:46 pm pm
Fast Msiv . . ..v a 8:4 am
Twin City Llrn Htd.,.,.,,4 9:00 pin a 8:1 pm
1., Anneles LlmlV. ,:i0 pm 12 P
Overland Limited... ,al0:00 pm a if
Net,rBka andwyi,.,,,,. i)iwj,lon J
Norlolk-Bonestjel - T;40 ara a
Uncoln-Lonif &m 10? "m
Ua.4wood-Unoo n - .a .. . pm
Casper-Lanoer V t:86 pm
Fremont-a """ h 1M DnwV :2o Dm
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Bt. Paul-Mlnnea-polii.... 8;80 prfc 1:
K fttUl-Mlnneapoli..... 7.80. 11.35
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Mink -SU Paul Limited a 6:09 pt" a f:30 am
Oma.-Ft. , Dodge Lotal.a 4:16 pm jl am
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caleaKO. Kel lau i-iwiiio rvud; Fred Bent CU0. Miller. 3 to 1), third.
- , ' ,. i f- r. -Time. 1:46V. . .;
i,tirth race, mile and sixteenth, Daly
KVEJJT3 OX THE hl'3M3Q TRACKS
Trrsslaa, Easily Wins Daly Handicap
.. at Kmoryrlllc. ,
OAlXAKIJ Cai., Nov. 29. Don Enrique,
the heavlAplayed favorite, refused to break
In the Daly handicap at Emeryville yester
day and was left at the poet. It required
much urging on the part of Butler to got
him going even after the 'field was well
on the way around the track. Cresalna, a
5 to 1 chance, went to the front and led
all th way, winning- easily from W. T.
Overton and Tony "Faust. J. C. Core, an
other favorlbo from the -fJlHson stables,
was also sent away rather poorly, and E3-
lerd, played from 10 to 1 to 7 to 1, beat him.
Deutschland was most fancied 1n the third
race, but Billy Pullman, the second choice,
passed him on the last quarter and proved
the wtnnor,
B. J. Ramsey, owner of Cresslna, won
another purse when Mabel Hollander led
the field home. ' Summaries
First race, six furlongs, selling: Boas
(106. Walsh, 7 to -6) won;-Billy Bowlegs
(107, Butler, T to 45). second;' Pt. Joe (109,
Gilbert, 25 to 1), third. "Time. '1:15. Moch-
lin, tiuiiora, Hilly watklna and Ueorge P,
McN'ear finished as named.
Second race, sht-furi orgs, -stllng: Ellerd
(108, Keogh, 16 to 2) won: J" C. Core (U4.
Butler. 17 to 10),-second; Bllrer Stocking
(105, Tapnn, 11 to ft), third. Time. 1:15.
Wap, Nebulusous and- Albertls also ran.
Third race, mtlo and seventy yards, sell
ing: Billy Pullman 104. McCarthy, 16 to 6)
won; Deutschland (116, Keogn, 11 to 1), sec
EAST,
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HocWy Motlntaln Ltd.. .a :u) am all.-ok pm
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Chicago FU'ar a 6:2 pm a :3d am
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Leave. Arrive.
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CLUB BATTING RECORD.
(lames. AB. R. Hits. TB. IB. 3B.Hr. Sh. Bb. Av.
Pt. Paul '154 4962 569 1310 1662 236 81 18 172 .162 n2
Toledo 1S4 4949 604 V308 1711 252 86 27 201 lfO .2S4
Indianspoll 155 4!) 636 1233 157 ibi 62 2V 247 200 .25)
Columbus 165 6038 810 1226 1586 190 66 16 240 199 .215
'Including tie games, ;,
Ixulsville
Minneapolis ....
Kansas City....
Milwaukee .....
Games. AB. R. Hits. TB. 2B. 8B.Hr. fih. Bb. Av,
163 4822 650 1169 1474 159 40 ST. 218 230 .242
166 479 604 1122 V428 lf 43 23 16J 161 .234
156 4!17 6f 1144 1 417 177 36 8 213 228 .2S3
164 4878 643 1120 1601 204 45 36 196 169 .231
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IVUIIU I Ul U stuvuau Tim, i
Camp Lee Torlj Will Entertain Grant
lott Men and Women. -
ELKS' KXMOMAL SERVICE SUNDAY
rail List ! Kaaslaalloae for Aaaaal
Bleetlaa Tkarsaay Night Made
by the Eagles of
Oat a ha.
1:26. Ampedo, Tarp and Bud Embry also
ran.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: La Gloria (100, J. Reid, 7 to 6) won,
Lord Letson (105,. E. Martin, 3 to 1) second,'
Fleming (106. O. Bums. 12 to 1) third.
Time: 1:06. Mlntla, Duke of Brldgewater;
weiie of Iroauols. Vtvant. Iyee Harrison.
HUgert, Frier of Elgin and Pal also ran.
FOOT BALL PLATER NOW BANKER
Mlddleton, Aathor of Idaho Spread,
, Becomes a Financier. .
SPOKANB, Wash., Nov. 9.-(Speclal.)
Johnny Mlddleton, author of the famous
Idaho spread, coach of the team at Idaho
State college, Moscow, and quarterback of
the all-star northwestern foot ball team,
has thrown the padded garments onto the
top shelf and kicked the pigskin over the
fence and become a banker.
This announcement cornea as a surprise
to many. Mlddleton has been regarded as
a fixture In northwestern foot ball, and
the game la really losing something by his
withdrawal. -He originated the spread play
last year. The, beauty of the .-play Is that
it has ten different possibilities for every
time it was tried. It Is Impossible to frame
a defense that will stop it. It Is a great
around gainer. As originally conceived by
Mlddleton tho spread may not last, but
the variations of the play are being worked
on every gridiron of the northwest today.
Mlddleton Is noted as a coaoh and player.
He played four years on the Idaho team
and was a star every season. He led the
college players of the northwest and was
selected all-star quarter for the college
teams. When his four years . were- over
ho was picked as a coach of the eleven
and his success was remarkable.
West Ambler.
EVENTS IN OpHA SUBURBS
Thanfcpving Festivities Feature of
. - th ' Week. -
BALLS AND . DINNERS GIVEN
. , 1 ;-j - ' '
Dnndee Presbyterian Charch Being;
Removed to ,Naw Bite Improve -meats-
Will Be Made on
Bnllalag. '
handlrW: Cresalna- (101, H. Hullivan, 8 to 1)
, . .Art nr.i.k e . - i
won; w. rrwTTrvi""' """,
second: Tony Fau?t103. McCarthy, 8 to 1).
third. Time, 1 :47.NT"nlt Flltner. Mil
ford and Don Enrique fv1, ?ned " "."fT'',
Fifth race, one rriile,' stHi'";: Mabel Hol
lander (104. Sullivan. 13 tdk" won; Eleva
tion (111. Lynch, 5 to 1), aecV"': V,1'm?nf.e
(1(. Burton, 16 to6), thlrO- . Time. 1:44.
Silver Sue. Mldmont, I, T?ld u and
Woolen also rsn. ' ' . . ,
Sixth race, five and one-half,. u.rInir.
purse: Anna L Daley . Wala". to 6)
won; Toll Box (107. McCarthy. 4 SP
ond; Rslnvoke (94. Deverleh. 16 to V- third
Time, l:(l RoaevalO, Hannah LoJ1 nd
Strikeout also ran. - V
Stanley Fay WtnB llaaales"-
LOS ANGELES,' Nov. I.-Stanley
T to 20, won the Mount Wllsen handlVV tor
3-year-olds and upwards, at a' mile
furlong at Santa Anita yesterday.. S
considered to be much-the best in the
but had to be hard-ridden to win.
start wss almost perfect, the four, hoi
hreMk-lua- haala initrt. Vm Pnnull rila hat
Into a good lead, going around to the pa
dock followed by fay, these two graduall
drawing away from their field, with Vo
Populi leading by two lengths to the tur
in the stretch. Here Harris began to send
the favorite up and, closing very gsmaly
under a drive, won by a neck. Favorites
won today. Summaries:
First race, five and a half 'furlongs, sell
ing: Ravaria (105, B. Wlson, to 2) won.
Translucent Qu6, J. ? ard, 60 to 1) sec
ond. Sonalto (100, Sw 10 to 1) third.
Time: l Teo Bead litter Sir, Golden
Rule, All Alone, Dtuk S ft e. Wahoo, Ori
ole and Tim O'Toole si 1 ran.
Second race, 2-year-o)'a six furlongs,
selllns:: Home Crest (lit owers, 7 to 6)
won, Tom Reid 1U0, Streub ". 7 to 1) second,
Enfield (5 to 1) third. Time: 1:13. Pert,
Fair Ahnle, t Maid, of Gotham, The Drake
and Osortne also ran.
Third race, one mile, .'selling: Alma Bay
(I04. E. Martin, 6 to J) wan, Husky (107. C.
Miller, J to D second, BUUrio (106, T. Rice,
6 to 1) third, lime: 1:SV Colonel White,
Complaint. Bnilrker and Mike Jordan also
ran. .
Fourth race, Mount Wilson handicap, one
mile and an eighth: Stanley Fay (106. A.
Harris, T to JO) won. Vox pnpull (KH, J
King. 8 to 1) .second. Lotus Eater (104, fi
Martin. 8 to I) third. Time: 1:&2, Ulss
IJda also ran. .
Fifth race, seven rurlongs, selling: Belle
nicker (108. Archibald, U to 10) won. Ja-
t-iee &kBumpho (104. B. WUson. 8 to 1) third. Tims:
Mrs. A. W. Spoerrl wss the guest of
her friend, Mrs. Hlnee, in North Umaha
on Thursday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powers of Flor
ence spent Sunday with Mr. Powers' old
comrade, J. E. Aughe, and wife.
Miss Wave Oakley spent the Thanksgiv
ing holiday with her parents near Grif
fin's Grove. She la teaching school nuar
Avery.
Rev. R. M. Henderson and wife ate
their Thanksgiving turkey with their
daughter, Mrs. Nelson Pratt, and family
on Decatur street.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Rasmus
sen was made happy Thanksgiving week
by the advent of a new son, on Thirty
fifth and Gold streets.
John Blake of Eckerman thought he had
recovered enough to resume his duties
at Orchard & Wllhelm's on Monday, but
returned homs ill again.
Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Witherell enter
tained a party of young people from Bi.uth
1 mull street at their home on South Fifty
first street Thursday evening.
Messrs. Francis Butts and Ernest
Grover, with their families, spent
Thanksgiving at the family homestead of
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake in Eckerman.
Mr. and Mr a. Oeorffe Blakely enter
tained as their Thanksgiving guests Mr.
and Mrs. Esklldaon of Van Camp avenue
at their country horn near Evergreen
cemetery.
Miss Amanda Moore died at the Swedish
hospital in Monmouth Park Monday. The
funeral was held at the family home on
Fifteenth and Wirt streets Wednesday
afternoon.
News has been received of the recovery
of Mrs. Fur-man at Bertrand. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Thed Smith, and her husband,
went there last week from their home in
West Side.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Shandy are entertain
ing their - little granddaughter, Gladys,
during the extreme illness of their son,
Thomas L. shandy of typhoid fever at
his home on Fifth and Hickory streets.
The Ladles' Aid society, which was to
have been at the home ot the new presi
dent, Mrs. D. Shandy, on the Heights,
has been recalled on account of tbe serious
Illness of her son Thomas, and wilt hold
a half-day meeting at: the home of Mrs..
Frank S. Henaman. Fc-tj -sixth and Center
streets, Thursday afternoon, December 3,
to sew carpet rags and make arrangements
for a Christmas entertainment. All will
meet at 1 o'clock.
Officer Frank 8. Aughe, wife and daugh
ter Helen, . accompanind by Mr. Aughe's
father and mother, went to Ashland last
Wednesday morning to attend the wedding
of a grandnlece. Miss Nina Dean, to G.
Bingham. The bride Is the youngest
daughter of the late Dennis Dean, pioneer
mill owner of Ashland, and the groom Is
miller now. After a week's wedding trip
to Ksnsss City they will be at heme at the
tDean homestead. The Aughe families
were guests of two large dinner
lies and reunions of the Aughe fsnrilles
tie homes of Mrs. M. J. Whltelock
ndlsr and Mrs. Guy Whltelock. These
tly reunions are held every Thanks-
giving nonay.
Dsslri.
Curtis returned early. In the
trip to South Dakota.
ling nouas:
Aw.. g.
u Trora a
M
weea .
The Jiellevu boys and girls were all at
home A'r the Thanksgiving holiday,
Mr jV L Johnson left on Friday for a
buBtnes trip to th western part of the
state. 1
Mis sonstnc Hurlbut of Cleveland,' O.,
is pendma the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Noah IW
Mr f"mea W. Hamilton and son, Wit
Ham' iV- "B T'rWajr to spend a few days
In Chiflr0-
Mra u 'orr LeavHt and email daughter
Florence 00 Monday for their home In
Denver. 'Co'"- "
Mr- 4ment Chase returned on Wednes
day frml a visit of aeveral weeks In Los
Angela. ) Cat
The Mtl"lODarJ' aoclety of th Dundee
Presbrtef ciiuri-n r riuay axiernoon
, uni, m. w.
with Mr
Crossmaa,
-. -: Benson. ,
Miss Rica Hlnx returned home Sunday
from a visit in Blair,. Neb.
William Winter of Bennington spent last
Friday , at th Walsh-' .home.
Charles Anderson left last Tuesday for a
trip to Texas t lomy at latidr . -?
- A. sWatkms of Fort Dodge, la., was a
guest last Sunday of. W. H. Chapln.
Tho Moderii Woodmen elect officers at
their next meeting next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John-Elliott of Omaha were
guests at .the Frederick home Thursday.
Henry Fedde, living west of Benson, was
killed in a runaway during -the last week.
The Benson schools closed last Wednes
day for tbs wek tfpr th Thanksgiving
holidays.
Mrs. J. L Corbalay entertained at dinner
last Thursday for Mrs. l . Simpson of
Florence. -
Mr. and Mrs.' F. "H." Marshal entertained
Mr. and Mrs. A. ..Hansen ot Omaha last
Thursday. 1
Mrs. R. H. Cook and children of Rock
port, Mo., ar JVlsiting at th horn of C.
G. Kellar. ,
Mrs. Jennie Howard entertained at lunch
last Tuesday in' honor of Mrs. Carter of
Utioa, Mont. - 'if
Miss Georgia 'McMicheal went to Valley
Junction, la., to spend Thanksgiving day
with relatives.
Mrs. C. Hortoi sntertalned Mrs. 8ar
geant of Omaha, and Mrs. Roods of Ben
son last week., . : . ?. , "
The Benson Pleasure club gave another
of Its balls at th Odd Fellows' hall last
Friday evening.
Messrs. Henry Larsen and Ed La r sen
were guests at the William Huntilnger
home Thursday.""; ', (
Mr. and Mrs.' ' R. E. Bosworth enter
tained Rev. and Mrs. Thorp at dinner on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Cook,
Neb., ar visiting at the horn of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Linder.
Mayor Wllltams appointed John Noble
as councilman of the First ward to fill H.
V. Anderson's place.
' J. Sorensnn entertained about 200 friends
at the Auditorium, last Sunday evening In
honor of his birthday.
; The Knights 'and Ladles of Security will
give a ball at the Auditorium Thursday
evening, December 1
Mr. and Mrs: Hrnningan entertained at
a family Thanksgiving dinner, covers being
laid for twelve guests.
Mrs. E. E.' 'Butler of Casper, ''Wyo., is
making a two weeks' visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowe.
The Methodist , cburch home bakery was
dropped for last Saturday on account of
the Thanksgiving week.
' Messrs. Henry Russell and Robertson
Hartey of Linooln were guests last Sunday
at the F. H. Smith home.
Mr. and Mrs. ' W. E. Ems went to Ben
nington last Sunday to spend the day at
the horn of their mother.
James "Wslsh was elected president of
the Equal Rights club of Omaha at Its
annual election last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Horton entertained
at dinner ou Thursday for Mr. and Mra
A. Z. Leach at their noma.
Mr. and .Mrs. H, C. Jeff era entertained
Thursday for Mr. and Mra O. G. Jones
and Mrs. L. Root of Omaha.
Mrs. James -VTslah wa8 a guest at dinner
last Tuesday at -the' home or Mrs. Dr.
Simons of Bemis park, Omaha.
Rev: B. F. Klstler took part In th Oliver
Cromwell .exhibition given two nights last
week at tha umana auditorium.
Mrs. P. G. Mlddlebach and L. Tryom of
umana were guests at oinner last Thurs
day at the A. Hadklnson home.
Dr. R H. Cass returned th latter part
of the week from Stuart, la., where ho
went to spend Thanksgiving day..
Miss G. Turner, Mr. Dennis Turner and
Warren Wurtman were entertained at din
ner Thursday by Miss Emily Uoggs.
Th Epworth league business and social
meeting wss hsld last Friday evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Thorpe. After
the business session lunch was served and
a social hour spent. ,
Mr. snd Mra Ralph Mart! entertained
last Sundav for Mrs. L. C. Gibson ot
Omaha and Jack Clekner of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zungbluth and Mrs.
Joe Zungbluth return home today to Wash
ington, after a visit with relatives hers.
Mrs. C. T. Martin" and daughter war
guests of J. , M. Degan a few days last
week, ratumlng to their home in Iowa.
Th Methodist Ladles' Aid society will
meet at the horn of Mrs. J offers on Mili
tary avenue next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh sntertalned at
Thanksgiving dinner last Thursday for Mrs.
Munneck and daughter Eva of Omaha.
Th program at th Lutheran church last
Sunday evening was well attended and a
sum of 816.21 .was received for horn mis
sions. ,: .
Mr. and Mis. Georg Stlger entertained
t a family dinner at their home last
Thursdsy. Covers .were laid for eight
guests. -
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Carsen entertained
last Sunday for Mrs. Jacob Carson of
Fairmont, Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. Decker
of Omaha.
A daughter wai born November 24 to Mr.
and Mrs. William Mundof, and A son to
Mr. and Mrs. Meine on last Sunday, No
vember 22. . " ; ' x
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johnson entertained
last Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. J, H.
Hawkins, - Mr. and Mr. C. Johnson and
Mrs. A. Ecklund.
Mrs. L. I. N. Goodln entertained last week
for Mrs. Ralph StrelU of Lincoln, Charles
Thorwold of Peoria, 111., and Mrs. O. C.
Ager of Benson.
Mrs, J. B. Grsnger of Craig, Neb.Messrs.
Percy Brown, Robert Harney and Ed Bean
of Omaha were Thanksgiving guests ot
Mra C. C. Bean.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Anderson enter
tained at dinner last Thursday for Mr.
Holqulat, Miss Bel ma and Mr.- Oscar, Misses
Lottla and- Esther 'Anderson. i - '
Mrs, E. B: Stewart of Falrvlew, Kan.,
Miss -Mabel Reyner and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Reyner of Lincoln were guests during jne
. u. 1 Vt- .- Itfr. A V
In honor of the men who wor th blue
during the civil wr and who now are
members bf U. B. Grant post of ths Grand
Army of the RepuMlo and V. o. urant
Woman's Relief corps, which Is auxiliary
to that post, the veterans of the Spsnlsh
war, represented by Camp Ie Forby No.
i: United ftiwuitsh War Wterans. and Flor
ence 1. Crane Ladles' auxiliary, will give
a reception and banquet Monday evening
at BarlglU's hail. Nineteenth and Farnam
streets.
Th women of Florence I. Crane auxiliary
have lavishly decorated the hall with the
red. white and blue and hsve arranged to
have the guests seated at two long tables.
Addresses will be mad by prominent
members of th four organisations present
and will be' varied by soversl Interesting
musical numliers, Including vocal solo ry
Miss Iiancaster. a piano solo by Mlas Lil-
Janstoip and vocsl selections by the Palace
Musical club, on ot tne neaauners at me
Orpheum this week.
. For sevetnl months past the local or
ganlsatlons of th veterans of the two wars
hav been getting together as comrades.
IV S. Grant post taking th initiative In
tho form of a reception to th Rpanlsh war
veterans, and now this is the first post to
receive the return compliment.
f Elks' Memorial Service-.
The- annual memorial services of the
Omahi lodire of Elks will be held at the
nrtiheum at 10:80 Sunday morning. De
cember 8. Judge Sterling B. Toney of
Denver will deliver the memorial sddreas.
Th eulogy will be pronounced by Carl
E. Herring of Omaha.
Th musical part of th services will
ha nartlrlnated in bv Mrs. Hsrry E. Jen-
nlson, soprano; Miss Myrtle Moses, con
tralto; Frank J. Resler, tenor; Mls
Rstelle Brown, accompanist; Mss Louise
Shadduck. violin soloist, snd th Wits'
Lodge quartet, consisting of J. R. Gorke,
first tenor; r.. o. itignon, aacunn irnm
Dr. C. P. Lewis, first bats, and C. 8
Haverstock,- second bass. ,
American Yeomen.
Th Brotherhood of American Yeomen,
Homestead No. 394. of Council Bluffs, la.,
,hi, h Jnaenh Rradahaw. a former res
ident ot Omaha. Is honorable foreman,
had large attendance at its meeting
last Friday evening, rnere were viaiiors
rVntn nmaha. T.oran. Stoux City. Missouri
Vaiiev and other noints in Iowa. The
occasion was different from the uaual
run of business, as many candidates were
initiated Into the order by the Omaha
No. 1404. drill team. w. . . bum icy
nna. i of hr suDreme officers. was
present. Mr. Shirley gave ah address
..i.tlua tn tha nrnarreMS and the KOOd
points Of Yeomanry. He also spoke of
the good work of the drill team, or wnicn
ur. Mini, n Rice is the leader. The
drill team went through with Its work
without a hitch and at tne conclusion
was greeted with applause.
Grand Army ot th Repnbllc.
The mefnbers of Grant post No. 110, and
it. illl. rv Woman's Relief corps, will
be the guests of Lee Forby camp. United
Spanlsh-Amerlcsn War Veterans, and Flor
ence I. Crane auxiliary, Monday evening at
the hall of the latter organisation in Ba-'
riarht hall.
The regular' meeting of Grant post will
be held Tuesday evening, at which officers
win be elected for the ensuing year, and
also delegates to tho depsrtment encamp
ment, to be held in York In May next.
Fraternal Union or America.
The 'msmbers of Omaha lodge No. 811
rave a surpriso to Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Hauner Tuesday evening in honor of their
recent marrisee. ' About ' twenty members
of th6 order were present.' Music and cards
wer features of the evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Banner were presented wtin a carv
ing et a memento of the occasion.
Tuesday -evening-.-ws too we wnr nota an
r
The Ijtirtos-liave madVt nwmtu.it l"i'S fv
their snniii.l eii-'tlon. to he t' il .l nur.lay
vrning, beginning at 3 o clork. Hero Is
the l!t of nominations:
President floors-- F. Weal..
Vice IrceMcnt-H.. -Aslicr.. James Kel-
kenny, ... . .
linplnlo-A. Matthews.
Secretary-P. W.'Csnoh.'
Treasurer A. V. Drealier. ,
Inner Cnanl-Tony Csstnnsn.
Outer Guard Joseph lluhenks.
Trustees J. B. Carver. Merman tleselln.
Chris Putlmnn, C. V. Brltt. . E. Flak,
William. F. tlerke. Julea All nana. Joe Bit
er. Joseph Ponneherg. Jarss Cross. W. E.
Ktockham, William Bodeman, Michael
IVmpaey.
rnvsipians ur. w A. If'.stetter, lr. M.
Ford, Dr. Adnlph Sachs. Dr. B. W.
Christie. Dr. B. H. Chcdock.
Miscellaneous.
Th lorsl crack drill team of Wood
men of the .Werld will leave Wednesday
for Oklahoma Cltv to a-lve- an exhibition
drill. .
Ferncllffe castle No. 4SS. Royal Hlnh-
andcrs. will meet Friday evening for the
semi-annual election of officers.
Tribe No. 18, Improved Order of Red Men,
will hoM Its eeinl-aiinuul election of officers
Wednesday eveiimi; In Its hull on the thiid
floor of tha Rbhrhough block. .
The women's airxillarr to Clan Gordon
No. S3 will hold Its rsaular meeting at tho
home of Mrs. E. Fcrnantlen, No. 2424 Par
ker street, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mr.
PHerson will ssnlst In the recentl.m to tho
friends.
Golden Rod lodge No. 10 of the Western
Bees will meet Thursday evening In
Karisnt nail. Officers win ip elected for
ha coming year. A large class will be
preaent for Initiation.
l'nlon lnilse NrtV 110. Royal Acliatea. will
elect officers for the next six months Fri
day evening. . l.eet Friday evening was the
regular vpn meeting night of the lodge.
The time was - spont In social diversions
and dancing.
IMPEACHMENTXOURT WANTED
German Haillrala geek Method to Hold
Chancellor Accountable for
M'mnadnlna.
BERLIN, Nov. 19. Tho moderate radical
party at a caucus today decided to intro
duce a resolution In the Reichstag for the
creation of a high impeachment court, bo-
fore which the chancellor could he
brought to answer for dereliction In his
constitutional duties aa between the em
peror and the people, or In case when, al
though not unconstitutional, the Imperial
acts through the chancellor may have en
dangered the v realm.
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Munseil.
The Phllotheo Young-People's Bible class
of the Omaha Congregational church was
entertained last Tuesday evening at the
horn of Gorton Roth, a pleasant evening
being spent.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
Thursday morning at the Lutheran church.
Special muslo wss given by the combined
choirs and Rev. Mr. Thorpe of the Metho
dist church preached the sermon. -
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hart entertained
last week for Messrs. Charles Marsh,
Charles Lorney, Will Phelps. Mrs. J.
Marsh, Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Hart and
Katherln McCallahan of Omaha.
Mra. Ed Heyden and children, Eldo Hoy
den, Rudolf Heyden, Will Heyden.. Flor
ence J-ines of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Smith of Benson were guests at dinner last
Thursday at tha horn of Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Heyden.
Last Monday evening at the ' Commercial
club meeting reports were read. The
treasurer had a balance of 8166.74. The
meeting night was changed to the fourth
Monday of each month. Messrs. E. M.
Stenberg, George Hill, Joseph McGuire,
J. Horton and Arthur Thomas were ap
pointed as executive committee. Several
minor matters were brought before th
meeting.
open mealing and devote the time to dan
cing. At the last regiilsr meeting officers
were elected for the ensuing term and alt
tle former', of fleers wef ice-elected, with
one or two exceptions. '"
Ladles of the Grand Army.
Garfield clrcl No. 11 wss formally In
spected Frldav afternoon by the depart
ment president, Mrs. Hannah Coatea of
Aurora There was a bis turnout of mem-
fibers.' In the evening the circle gave an
rtoen meeting and social, at wnicn cards,
refreshments Snd dancing were the special
features. At the meeting on December 11
this circle will elect officers for the ensu
ing year and 'delegates to the department
convention.
Ladles' of th Moecabeea.
Omaha hive No. 962 will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock in Fraternity hall for
the anntMtl election of officers. This hive
Is planning for a card party to be given
soon.
Uniform hive No. 86 will hold the Installs-
You'll Hate
to Throw
the Butt
Away
There's only one way
to get the fullest en
joyment, out of a
KING
and that isto smoke
it. A ten cent cigar
with a straight Havana
filler and Sumatra
wrapper...1 Such a de
lightful smoke that
you'll hate to .part
with the butt.
Ask your cigar man
Ohas. yonovan Clrar Co,
Omaha, Jtsb.
IJaaiaaUUlerS.
LrM I tTC CURED WITHOUT THE KHirE. AO Rectal Di-ieases irsa'ed noon a nssiflv
lev i I . la viv. guarant. Ne money n be paid till aursd. A mild treatment. Without tbsus
I ILI al of Chloroform, Bthsr ar ether ftnersl ansatlhadcs. Riaminnrton FFjig. Wrlt
mu-uai itr rre noa n stesisi bibsssb wun issiimenlal. r
DR. C. R. TARRY. 224 Bea OvUding, Omaha Neb.
Fifty Leading Newspapers
located wherehe population is the thickest, as shown by thlsVmap, form
THE DAILY CLUB
They are the newspapers with whom advertisers and agents have no trouble
because their rates ar invariable and their treatment of customers uniform.
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Albany Journal
Atlanta Journal
Boston Glob
Brooklyn El
BVoaslvn Tim
Chicago Daily Newt
, Cixcag Record HeraU
Crscaga Tnbun
Clv;ano Leader
ClvUnd Njs
CWvs and Plain DaW
Da foin Capital '
Dm Moinc KcgisMr tV Laadsr
HEUE THEY ARE
I lutmosi Post
Ind anapolil Nswi . -Jersey
City Journal "
Kantai City Star
Lsnsivitl Herald" ' .
Lowell Courier. Oriasn
Minosspoln Journal
Minneapolis Tribune
Montgomery Aekrtief '
Nw B4ara StanaVrd
rievw York Evening Post
N. Y, Journal of Commerce
N. Y. Siaau-Zcnung
New York Tims
Oakland Enquirer
Oil City Derrick
Omaha Be
Ottawa (Ca.) Evening Citizen
Pmtburf Carcti Timet
Pititburg Chronicl Telegraph
Portland (Or ) Journal
Rssd-ng. Pa , Eagle
Richmond Times- DupaxH
San Francitca Call
St. JoMph Nwi-Prcsi
Si Paul Diipstch
St. Paul Pioneer Prsu
Seattle Pou-ln: ligeoce
Springne'd Republican
Spnngnc d Union '
Springfield (III.) Rfer
Spokan Spoketmsn Rsvisw
-' Trr Haute Trbia-t
Toronto Glb ., .
Trenton Tunei '
Troy Record .1 . .
Waungion Star
If your goods are thoroughly distributed, take this list' under consideraiion,
and if you wanrany information write The Daily Club, 901 World Building,
N.'.Y. City. ' ' . ' .' ,! - " "'