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BIC EIGHT IS IN SESSION
Annual Conference Given to Making
Base Ball Schedule.
A. 0. SMITH REPRESENTS IOWA
Han-key Piny Their FlrM Game
with Wliromln f at Madlaoa
April 2S and 3f Next
at I'rbana, 111.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22. When the represen
tative of tho athletic Interests of the vari
ous schools of the. " His Eight" met here
today in their annual conference It was
announced that the conference would busy
Itself solely with the work of arranging
the bunt1 ball and track schedule. Among
those attending the conference was A. Q.
Smith of the Iowa State unlveralty.
The following are the bae ball dates
adopted by the schools represented at to
day's merllng:
April 13 Northwcrlern against Illinois at
Urbana.
April 10 Indiana against Illinois at Ur
bana. Northwestern against Wisconsin at
Mndiron.
Apr. I 20 ChlcnRO against Wisconsin at
Madison.
April 22 I'urdue against Wisconsin at
Lafayette.
April 23 Illinois against Wisconsin at Ur
bfliiu. Northwestern against Chicago at
Evanston.
April. 27 Chicago against Illinois at Chi
cago. April 28 Iowa against Wisconsin at Mad
ison. April 29 Iowa against Wisconsin at Mad
ison, Purdue against Northwestern at La
fayette. April 80 Iowa against Illinois at Urbana,
Northwestern iigainst Indiana at liloom
Ington. May 4 Chicago ngalnst Illinois at Chi
cago. May 6 Northwestern against Illinois at
Evanston,
May b Indiana against Chicago at Chi
cago. May 7 Indiana against Northwestern at
Evanston, Wisconsin against Illinois at
Madison.
Muy 10 Purdue against Illinois at Ur
bana. , '
May 13 Iowa against Wisconsin at Ur
banu, Mlnnesi ta against Wisconsin at Mad
ison, Indiana n; Inst 1'urdua at Lafayette.
May 19 Pursue against Wisconsin at
Madison.
May i!0--ChlcaKo against Illinois at Ur
bana. Purdue against Northwestern at
KvRi)ton.
M y il Minnesota ngainst Illinois at Ur
bara, Purdue aguinsl Northwestern at
Evanston.
May II Minnesota niulnst Illinois at Ur
bana, Purdue aguinsi, Chicago at Chioigo.
Muy 24 Minnesota -against. Indiana at
Blooming tun.
May 24 Minnesota against Chicago at
Chicago. - ,
May 27 Minnesota against Iowa at Min
neapolis, Wisconsin against Northwestern
at Evajiston, I'urduo against Illinois at
Lafayette.
May 2.S Wisconsin against Chicago at
Chicago, Indiana against Illinois at Hloom
lngton, . Iowa against Minnesota at Min
neapolis. '
June 1 Northwestern against Chicago at
Chicago, I'urduo against Indiana at Bloom-ingtoii.
June 2 Minnesota against Iowa at Iowa
city. . ,.
June 8 Purdue against Chicago at La
fuvette.
June 4 Minnesota against Wisconsin at
Madison,
' Track Event.
Following the conference meeting, Prof.
L. O. Uillesby, - physical director at the
Northwestern university, gave out the fol
lowing schedule for the track events of
Northwestern next spring:
March 12 Indoor meet with the University
of Indiana at Evanston.
Muy 7 Track meet with University of
Iowa at Evanston.
May 21 Track meet with University' of
Indiana at Bldomlngton.
May 28 Jntei'scholamlo field meet, an an
nual event at. Northwestern university.
LYNCH WORKING ON REFORMS
President of National Leaara
I mplrea Ahoit Their
Troablea.
Ask
NEW YORK, Deo. 22 Thomas J. Lynch,
the new president of the National league.
sent out a letter today to his six veteran
umpire Hank O'Day, Mob F.nnlle. Pteve
Kane, James E. Johnstone. William J.
Klem and Charles Rlgler asking them to
communicate with him as to where most
of their troub'e with the players origin
ated last season and whether poachers,
managers or bench-warmers were primarily
at fault.
President Lynch hopes to curtail the fric
tion that has existed In the pat between
the referees and the plcyers. His letter
says In part:
As a National league umpire, i wnm
you to answer, to the best of your ability
this question: Where did most of your
trouble with the ball payers come from,
the team playing the game, the coschers.
the managers or the players sitting on the
bench?
"As your answer will have Important
bonrlng on some reforms for both umpire
and players that I wish to make In the
running of the game on the diamond next
season, I want you to give this question
careful study and report to me at your
earllst convenience."
ATHLETES READY FOB FIGIIT
Ted William and Kid Sallivaa
Arrive for Boat Tonight.
Ted Williams of Kansas City, Mo., and
Kid Sullivan of Chicago, III., arrived In
Omaha Wednesday. Williams, who Is to
fight Young Spady, before the Eureka Ath
letic club at Ostoff's hall Thursday even
ing, looks to be In good condition.
His sparring partner, Sullivan, expressed
a willingness to box any man In Nebraska
at 1SS pounds, give or take three pounds,
for a side bet of $EO0 or more, In ten days
or two weeks. He can b addressed at
1196 Sixth street, Kansas City, Mo., or in
Omaha In care of C'harlea W. South,
Eureka club, or M. L. Wilson, phone Web
ster r2t7 or Douglas 1207.
Several good preliminaries are on the card
for this evening, betwen husky young box
ers. The battle royal promises to b the
best of Its kind seen In Omaha In a long
time, and the Chocolate Drop quartet
will add a pleasant feature with songs and
music.
ST.
JOSEPH
RAISING
FUNDS
none Dnll Team Will Re Strengthened
and Modern Park Secured.
ST. JOSEPH.-Mo.. Dec. 22. The St. Jos
eph Rase Ball association has set cslde
January 6, 1910 In which to complete the
campaign to raise $7,600 to assist In secur
ing a first class bull club for St. Joseph
next season. The Pueblo franchise, which
has been purchased by John Holland of
Wichita, wl'.l be transferred to this city
and tho extra money will be raised to put
the team In good condition and build a
mivietti perk Already a large amount has
been subscribed.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
Tlsera Detent U. S. Yard.
Martin's Tigers defected the Union Stock
Yards bowling team In South Omaha last
night In one of the championship series,
by a acore of 2,164 to 2.014. C. A. Melcher
rolled 204 In his last game, the high score.
James White rolled 527, which was the high
score for the match. Score:
MARTIN'S TIGERS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Melcher 110 129 204 443
Larkln 123 140 132 8
Welsh 145 116 9,r. 853
Tombrtnck 151 Jt2 131 444
White 184 193 150 527
Urlnnell May Bar Foot Ball.
GRINNELL, Dec. 22. (Special )
Grlunci; college, Is in the throea of a seri
ous and widespread agitation against the
modern college game of foot ball, and It
seems more than probable that definite
steps against the ffumo. In Its present form,
may be expected from the scarlet and
black camp. A hot discussion ha been In
progress for some time embracing students
and ail Interested in the Institution; the
college periodicals have been largely given
over to arguments by the faculty and
alumni, and on a number of occasions the
chapel services have been devoted to a
consideration of the Issue by the authori
ties. No official action has been reported as
yet by the student council, but It Is quite
likely that the situation may result In a
vote for tho substitution of soccer foot ball
or some other form of sport.
Hacston Wlua Second Block.
BOSTON. Dec. 22. A brilliant run of
seventy, within nine balls of the world's
record, kept Tom Hueston of St. Lous, the
world's champion' pool player, ahead of
Bonnie Allen of Kansas City, In the second
block of 200 bar a In their 600-point mutch
In this city tonight. Hueston finished the
evening with 20" to 141 for Allen. V hi
night's score added. Hueston leads Allen
126. The contest continues tomorrow night.
Cnptaln for Itlfle Tenina.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22 -Lleutenant Wil
liam H. C'opton. Jr., of tho Thirteenth
cavalry has been designated by the War
depeitment a captain of the army cavalry
team to compete in the national rifle match
for 1910, and' Lie 'lint George C. Shaw of
the Twenty-scv. h Infantry, as captain
of tho army infantry team.
Tota.s 713 739 712 2,161
U. S. YARDS CO.
1st. 2d. 3d.
Smith V2 158 137
park 122 158 152
Buckingham.... 11H ISO 147
Frye 122 16 141
Schelllng 122 104 119
Total
417
410
a: J
429
345
2,014
Totals 604 714 696
The Dally News team took two out of
three from the Parkey Autos last night
Slmmonds cot high single, 195, and Francis
high totals for the Autos. 60S. Merrltt
rolled high single and McLean high totals.
179 and 517. for the News team.
Hollya and West Side tonight. Score:
PARKEY AUTOS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total
Parkey . H9 lti8 158 425
Slmmonds i:w Mo Do 400
167 1CU 172 m
Francis
Totals
Merrltt
McLean
Paxton .
Totals
396 472
DAILY NEWS.
1st. 2d.
179 175
177 177
163 146
C25 - 1,393
3d. Total.
Ho 489
163 617
98 407
.519 498 396 1.413
The Broclegaard Crowns took three games
riom the DrelRtis Candy Company last
night on the Metropolitan alleys. BUI
Voss took all honor for the Crown, with
a (Ingle game ot 22s and 645 for total, while
Angelsberg look high total for the Candy
Kids with 54S, and Dlbbern had high single
game of 203 for the same team.
Tonight tho Chabot Shoe company and
O'Brien's Monte Christo. Score:
BRODEQAARD CROWNS.
1st. 2d. 8d. Total.
Fagerberg ...'t.206 179 195 5S0
Voss , 2211 22i 203 45
Hough 142 1C6 1S2 490
Carman S1 172 lbo 528
Laird m 158 183 697
Total 926 901 953 2J80
DREIBUS CANDY COMPANY.
Sd. Total.
hrlntmnn Dinner Prise.
CRP8TON, Ia.; Deo. 22. -(Special. )-A big
Bhoot was held yrsterday bv the Gun club
of Kent. A crowd of marksmen from all
over the county was present. Prix -a of
fered were turkeys, gee so. ducks, pig and
quarters of beef.
Mlndrn Take Two Game.
MINDEN. Neb.. Dec. 22 (Special Tele
gram.) Mlnden High school won two
gam?s of basket ball from Beaver City
High Hchoo' this evening. The games were
hotly contested and much enthusiasm pre
vailed. J antra I). Setirlnff ( Dead.
. WILLIAMHPORT. Pi.. Dec 22. -.lame D.
BebHng, W"U known professional bite ball
player, died at the. hospital here this even
ing. Sob ring had been 111 on'y a short time.
157
174
174
203
201
m
607
449
C31
648
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mm
liLATZ OOMPAN.
tVholeaaha Ielcra
Douglaa KU,
Corner 8th HU
Phone, Doug. 0(302.
1st. 2d.
Traynor ine 156
Nryan 1M 153
Drahos 142 133
Dibbern 1K3 165
Angelsberg 169 178
Total" 810 785 909 2,504
Iowa Seeking; Trainer.
IOWA CITY, la., Dec. 22 (Special )
Prof. Stephen H. Bush, seeretarv r h
Iowa board of control of athletics will leave
j L pena nis Holiday vacation
and because of this trip it is reported
.hat he will search for a trainer of the
university of Iowa track team next spring.
It is known that the board Is making
strenuous effort V secure a trainer so
that the work may start promptly with the
opening ul the second semester. William
t.. Dole, elected last summer, may possibly
be the choice of the board. He declined the
offer of the Iowa authorities before be
cause of a Dartmouth offer. However he
did not succeed in the eyes of the Dart
mouth alumni In keeping the eleven In
condition this fa.l, and as he Is recog
nized as a much better track coach than
foot ball trainer. It Is possible be may
be brought to Iowa by the athletic board's
secretary.
Owing to tho recent agitation the board
has also conducted the campaign for a di
rector of athletics with vigor. Though the
members will give out no statement as to
the progress of negotiation, several men
are on the string and It is expected that
a definite selection will be announced be
fore the second semester open February 7.
Ah, He Can Talk
in Money Terms
Peddler Who Assumes Spanish Tongue
Jtteits into English at Mention
of "Seventy-Five Cents."
Th. i- .
.... nam, suave foreigner, stood waiting
patiently. At last R. A. Leussler looked
up rrom his busy desk In the street rail
way company' office.
"Well, what do you want?"
"Bueno cigaros. Magnificent, finos, una
pea. senor."
tuning oomg." replied the official,
waving aside the agent with th Habana
cigars arid the real Imported Ulapanola ac
cent.
, The agent pushed his way back to the
ornce or i,oul Nash, whars the perform.
ance of voluble SpanUh and delicious for
eign gesture was repeated.
"Magnlfloent. Colorado maduro una peso.
tenor, ne pieaaea.
Toiler mm . cent," suggested Arthur
flrnrnm nf ,h. nl.l . '
t. v.anu department, with
schrew air of certainty.
The real Imported Spanish cigar peddler
roaa up witn a rare smile.
"Say. nilter. Jut slto me that six bit
and see If I ' take It,' 'he exclaimed In
th purest or Amencaiuitn.
RECORD IN BOWLING MEETS
Indications Point to Coming City as
Greatest of All.
MAYOR "JIM." TO START IT OFF
Three New Leasees Into Btalrh .
t'raek Hollers Oatdolnar Thera
' selves Omaha After Mid
West Meet In 1911.
The number of entries In the city bowl
ing tournament this year will exceed any
since the establishing of city tournament.
It look certain that all previous records
made In these meets will be broken, as
many of the bowlers are at this time in
excellent shape and have been getting
iiioi u pins than ever before. Two new
leagues have been started tnla year, with a
third Just organizing, and many bowlers
who heretofore felt a little backward In
entering a city event were the first to file
their applications, and no doubt some of
them will spring a surprise and get In on
the prize money.
Mayor Dahlman will be asked to roll the
first ball and sideboards will be put on
the alley to save the gutter.
Entries must be in not later than mid
night Friday. Just a day Is left for the
tardy to report. Bowling for the event will
start as soon as possible thereafter, prob
ably Sunday afternoon and not later than
Monday.
The Bt. Louis people are up and going,
boosting the mid-west meet. Entries from
cities In all directions from the muddy
city have been received and It looks like
the original estimate ot the managers as
to the number of entries' will be exceeded.
Omaha Is expected to put in a strong bid
for the 1911 meet.
A bowling party consisting of Mr. and
Mr. Merzigt, James Delancy, Mrs. De
laney and two daughters, Charles Delaney,
Jack Do Barry and Miss Merzgt, have en
gaged alleys Nos. 9 and 10 at Francisco's
for this evening. The lady members of the
party are going after the two-pound box
of chocolates.
Joe Berger, who was so badly Injured
some time ago In a ball collision, Is get
ting around again and outside a stiff
finger he is all right.
Qua Flofo gave a bowling party at Fran
cisco's last evening and the members
seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves.
Who said Captain Voss was all In, guoss
645 Is going some for an old timer. Fred
Brodegaard will please take notice and
remember big Bill on the 25th.
It seems funny that George Hoye
doesn't bowl with the Westsides. Captain
Chrlstlanson wants to get busy and nail
this fellow. Two hundred games are easy
for George these days.
Fat Moso Yousem gave his colts a sur
prise party last night. He didn't do a
thing but make the blind man's spare three
times In succession on the alleys last night.
Al Powell has developed a new hoolc
ball, it's working fine just at the present
time. Stick to it Al, that's all you need to
be a bowler.
Where was Carey last night. Had he
been around the team might have grabbed
three in a row.
Sure, that was Captain White, who led
his braves at Tucker's last night, high
man among all ten. Pretty good for an
advanced water boy
Harry Mitchell is around wanting to
place a few bets on the Spraguu Pills to
night, when pitted against the Yousem
Colts. Harry Is getting his Irish up; still
he Is not on a limb, 'but will sure enough
bet.
What do you think of Anderson playing
the small ball game now. Rubber neck is
his long suit; 156 In a game last night.
Andy Is looking for some Carman's soft
green, they would surely make a go--d
match.
Voss now leads for the hat at the Metro
politan with 45. First time this year for
Bill, but not In his whole life.
Johnny Laird has had stage fright since
joining the big league. Why don't some
of you fellows make him cut down on that
speed 7
Jack Traynor mourns the loss of JPrl
meuu. Harry is down south among the
cotton fields; only bowling for him now Is
log bowling.
'Schedule of Games for This Week.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Thursday Chabot Shoe company against
O'Brien's Monte Christo.
METROPOLITAN BOWLING LEAGUE.
Tuesday Sunkist against Husale Acorns.
Wednesday Beselin's Mixers against
Dally News.
'l hursday West Sides against Holly.
Friday French Way against Loyal Hotel
Jewelers.
BOOSTERS' LEAGUE.
Wednesday No game.
Thursday Youscm's Colts against
(prague s Pins.
Friday people s store against Cream
City.
- OMAHA BOWLING LEAGUE.
No games.
SEES SNAKE EARLY IN THE DAY
Stransrer Point Ont Long Kepttle
Which None bat Hlmaelf
Can Discern.
i
See that long shadow there In the
water?" remarked a strange young man
who was leaning over and looking Intently
Into the aquarium In tho Bee building
court, and at the same time Indicating with
his finger a serpentine line through the
water.
A man to whom the query was directed
(it was directed to many men) was unable
to notice anything unusual, when the
stranger passed round to the other side of
the aquailum and still Intently gazing Into
the water and pointing, Insisted:
"Why. why. yes, can't you see; It Is about
four feet long and must be a snake. I
wonder If It would bite me If I put my hand
In there."
Then he decided It was just
slender fish.
It was early In the day, too.
Will You Stand for Fraud
In Oysters?
Most ot the oysters which have been coming to t his City have bssit the cheapest, poorest grades.
Moreover, they were often highly adulterated through the addition of fresh water. Such oysters
ore only half oysters. They lack the true oyster flavor the delicious tang of the sea. There is
only one protection against inferior oysters: That is, by always getting your oysters from tho
white and blue porcelain Sealshipticase.
If you have been buying this
kind of oysters you simply don't
know what you have missed in
oysters all these years.
Some jobbers have been sup
plying dealers' with oysters that
were more than half water.
You have been paying oyster
prices for that water. And tho
oysters were soft and bloated.
A cheap and poor grade of
oysters has been coming to this
City.
We Have Revolutionized
Oyster Selling in This City.
Bealshlp Oysters has been introduced, which
reaches you ss fresh and fine as the day they left
the Atlantic coast. Oysters which are all solid
meat without water.
You can now get oysters unadulterated by
water.
And every dealer who wants to become a mem
ber of the Sealshlpt System can now get the gen
uine, original Sealshlpt Oysters.
Bo can restaurants and hotels.
"Sealshipt" Means Oyster
Insurance
Please bear In mind that tho Sealshlpt Oyster
System means oyster Insurance to you.
You are absolutely protected against watering
and mishandling.
The growers are members of the sealshlp Sys
tem. They are under rigid contract. So are the
dealers.
. 'rvtlv. t-rr
ralraa yonr dealer be the white and bine
Borer Into Hralhlptlrae shown above, he I not
a member of our ytem.
Benlshlpt Oysters all varieties are shucked
as they come from tho beds. Then they are
washed In pure water. The solid meats are Im
mediately pneked In sterilized, alr-tlght, steel
containers an sealed all at the seaside.
In transit these air-tight containers are Iced
from the outside. No Ice, no water ever touches
the oyster meats.
No flnvor, no goodness Is lost In shipment
When you ent Sealshlpt Oysters you get the same
sea flavor In Omaha that you would If you ate
them right out of the shell at the seashore. '
Sealshipt Oysters Are Not
Sold in Tins
Because ef their rtist superiority In freshness,
flavor and purity, people who once taste Seal
shlpt Oysters will never take any other.
So unscrupulous Jobbers have attempted to
take (Mvantage of this demand.
Soaked or floated oysters, with the surplus
water drained off, so the oysters appear fairly
solid, are put up In tin fnna. There are often
dishonestly offered as Sealshlpt Oysters.
Beware of this fraud. Genuine Sealshlp
Oysters are never packed, shipped or sold In tin
cans.
They are sold only from the clean and beauti
ful white and blue porcelain Sealshipticase.
This Sealshipticase bears the registered Seal
shlpt trade mark. Thus you can always make
sure whether you are getting the genuine 6eI
shlpt Oysters, the oysters that smack of the see.
Better Oysters for Omaha
Because of Sealshlpt competition all oyster
old In Omaha from now on will be of Improved
quality. But no others can compare In taste or
In food value with Sealshipt Oysters.
Sealshlpt Greenports, Blue Points, Oyster Bays,
Narragansette, Northports there are the cholo
est oysters the world inowi.
Sealshipt Price the Standard
of Oyster Value
We especially recommend Sealshlpt Oystora
form Northern beds, such as Greenports, North
ports, Blue Points, Oyster Bays and Narragan
setts. Unadulterated oysters from these localities
cannot be sold at retail for less than SO cents a
pint for Standards, small sizes. "A'hlle the largo
sizes, medium, select and counts sell for SS t
40 cents a pint.
As far as quality andflavor are concerned a
standard Is as good as a count.
Remember, the size of an oyster has nothing
to do with its flavor quality. Iarge oysters are
simply older oysters.
Below are the names of retail dealers In Omnha
who sell Sealshlpt Oysters. These are bona,
fide Sealshlpt Agent. .
More dealer are signing with us every day.
Your own dealer will Join the ranks as soon M
you ask him to. Later advertisements will aa
nounce the names of more dealers.
THE SEALSHIPT OYSTER SYSTEM, Inc.
Omaha Branches
415 South Eievemth Street
414-20 South Eleventh Street
Telephones:
Douglas 3I7
Douglas 2.44
I
T. V. Alison, 1322 N. 24th.
B. Altlman, 2018 Farnam.
D. Blumenthal, 2902 Cuming
Bunnell & Son, 1608 Cass.
.Butts & Co.'i' 35C0,Farnam.
Courtney & Co., 17th and Douglas
Dundee Grocery Co., 5001 Under
wood Ave,. ,;
S. Finkengtain, 2002 No. 2Cth.
Johnson &'$oodlett, 2002 Lake St
Dealers, telephone us Immediately and we will send you a representative
1S06 Sherman
E. E. Kennard, 2321 No. 45th. .
Rosenblum Bros., 3921 Cuming.
K. P. Sellgren, 4 502 No. 30th.
Sommer Bros., 28th and Farnam.
H. Rachman, 2307 Leavenworth.
J. D. Austin, 3624 No. 30th.
Chas. Blind, 2804 Leavenworth.
G. F. Hall. 3.2d and Burt. .
G. W. Hartman, 2003 Cuming.
Jos. Houska, 2623 Sherman Ave.
J. M. McAuley,
Ave.
McCreary & Barlow, 1622 No. 24th
Martin Reum, Hayden Bros.
C. H. Mallinson, 1612 Capitol Ave.
Schmidt & Son, 516 No. 16th.
Public Market, 1610 Harney.
C. Thorson. 1439 No. 19th.
C. Thorson, 3226 California.
Hansen & Frelck, 16th and Locust
AVest End "Market, 40th and Dodge
C. Oleen, Benson.
Walnut Hill Grocery, 3820 Hamil
ton. Frank Kuncl, 1260 So. 13th.
M. Rachman, 2307 Lear.
W. W. Stockton, 24th and B St.,
South Omaha.
Chas. Akofer, 532 N. 24th, South
Omaha.
Paul Hennle, 730 No. 24th, South
Omaha .
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The Sealshipt Oyster System, Inc.
(Formerly Notional Oyatr Carrier Ce.)
General Office and Factory: Sgith Norwalk, Conn, t
Sealshlpt Oyster Stations at 80 Coast Points Sealshlpt Groceries and Markets Everywhere
Members of American Association for the Promotion of Purity in good Products
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Sold By All First-Class Bars, Clubs and Cafes.
BOTTLED IN BOND - 100 PROOF.
ALWAYS ASK FOR IT.
CLARKE BROS. & CO. DISTILLERS. PEORIA, ILL.
APPLICATION FOR Lldl Oil LIC ENSE
NOTICE-MATTER OF ATPLICJl HON
of J. 11. Merchant for 1'eiaiii to Seil
Liuuor as a urutgisl. Notice is lioreby
i given that J. H. Mcichnni did upon tne
i,tli iay ot ueccmuer, a. u., iwj, tile nis
application to the l.oaid i f Fire and Po
lice CominlssiuiicTB of Oman i, for permit
to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
a a druint, fur medicinal, mechanical
and chemical purpone omy, at No. 6UJ
South l'Jtli Street, Fourth ward, Omaha,
Nebraska, from the first day cf January,
1U10, to the first day of January, UU. If
thero be no objection, remonstrance or pro
test filed within two weeks from t lie 18th
day of 1-iecember, A 1)., IWim, the ald
permit will be granted. J. II. MERCHANT,
Applicant. D18
.ong,
NEW MINISTRY FOR GREECE
Mllltarr League Will Uvertbrow
Cablaet ot It Om
CkoMlnc
ATHENS, Greece, Dec. 23. Tha Military
league, whose members were the authors
of the recent revolutionary movement In
Greece, has announced Its Intention to
overthrow the ministry of its own choos
ing. In a manifesto Issued today the league
declares It Is responsible to the country
and, recognising that the representatives
of the nation do not conform to the will
of the people. It is obliged Immediately to
oonfld the nation's Interests "to strong
hands which will not fall as long as life
animates them."
The cabinet will resign probably today
or tomorrow and be replaced by an extra
parliamentary ministry, which, It is said,
will have the support of the chamber.
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of Kchaefer's Cut Price Iirug Stores for
for Permit to Sell Liuuor as a Druggist.
Notice Is hereby given that Schaefer's Cut
Price Drug Stores did upon the ltith day
of December, A. D. l.9. file Its application
to the Board of l'lre and Police Commis
sioners ot Omaha, for permit to sell malt,
spirituouH and vinous liquor, as a drug
gist, for medicinal, mechanical and chemi
cal nurpoKiM onl.". ai Nu. 124 Soiiili '
street. Third ward, Omaha. Nebraska,
from the lust day of Januury, Iju,
first day of January, l'.iU. Jf there be no
objection, remonstrance or protest filed
wlililn to weeks from the 17th day of
December. A. D. 190!), th said permit will
be granted. SCHAEFEIl'S CL'T PRICE
DRL'O STORES. K. T. , ates. President,
Applicants Decl7
. Llfeloasj Uoadave
to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
troubles la needless. Electric Bitters Is th
guaranteed remedy. Mo Tot sale by Bea
ton Dru Co. . , -
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of Crlssey Pharmacy, Per A. C. Adam,
for Permit to Sell Liquor a Druggist.
Notice 1 hereby given that Crlssey Phar
macy, per A. C. Adam, did upon the loth
day of December, A. D., l&UU, file It ap
plication with the Hoard ot Fire and 1 c
llce Commissioner of Omaha for permit
to sell malt, spirituous and vinous lltjuors,
as a druggist, for medicinal, mechanical
and chemical purposes only, at No. 2424
North 24lh street, Hlxth ward, Onriha.
Nebraska, from the flmt day of January,
mo. to the first day of January, ml. It
there be no objection, remonstrance or pro
teat filed within two weeks from the 16th
day of lecember. A. D., lw9. the said per
mit will b granted. THE CKlbSr'Y
PHARMACY, Pr A. C. Adams. Applicant.
DU
APPLICATION FOR LIQLOll LICENSE
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of E. E. Uruce & Co, Inc., for Permit to
Fell Llt'uor a Di ugtfists. Notice is hereby
given that E. E. Umoe & Co., Inc., did,
upon tho 11th day of December, A. D l'JU'J,
tile their application to tne Lloard ot Fire
and lol.ce Commissioners of Omaha for
permit to sell m.lt, spirituous and vinous
liquors as druaslbts, for medicinal, me
chanical and ciieml'jul purposes only, al
Noa. 4ul, 4U3 and 4cj South Tenth street,
Third ward, Oiiiahn, Neb., from tne 1st day
of January, 1H10, to the 1st day of January,
lilll. If there be no objection, remonstrance
or protest tiled within two weeks from
December lltn. A. D., 1'jCfl, the said permit
will be granted. E. E. BRUCE & CO.,
C. E. Bedwell. Vice President and Secre
tary, Applicant.
Dll
5ToTlCE MATTER OF APPLICAT. "N
of Joe Calione and Steve Columbo, Part
ners as Cullone & Columbo for Liquor
License. Notice Is hereby given thut Ju'
Calione and Steve Columbo, did u:on lh
Will day of December, A. D., iMJ. flu
their application with tho Hoard of Fire
and Pouco Commissioners ot Omaha, for
license lo sell malt, spirituous and vinous
llot:ors. under the firm name of Collone &
ColumDo, at No. &!4 South 10th street.
Third ward, Omaha. NeD.. from the first
day of January, 1K10, to the firui day ot
January, lull. If there be no objection,
remonstrance or protest filed within two
weeks from the 11th day of December, A.
D., liKW, the raid license will be granted.
CALLONE & COLUMUiM Joe Calione,
Suve Columbo, Partner and Applicants.
DU
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
Of J. N. ' Kooald for Liquor License.
Notice Is hereby given that J. N. Kopald,
did upon the 13th day of December, A.
D. 1. tile his application with the lioard
of Fire and Police Commissioner of
Omaha, for incense to sell mail, spirituous
and vinous liquors, at No. ul North liith
sireet, Third ward, Omaha, Neb., from the
first day of January, lulu, to the first day
of January, I'JlL It there be no oujectiou,
reconstrauce or protest filed within two
weeks from the 13lh day of December, A.
D lsO, the said license will ba granted.
J N. KOPALu, Applicant. WJ
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of Edgar Rothery for Liquor License.
Notice Is hereby given that Edgar Rothery
did upon the liih day of December, A. D.,
Y.M), file his application with the lioard
of Fire and Police Commissioners of
Omaha for license to sell mall, spirituous
and vinous liquor al No. Ill South 14th
.li'PLtl'ATlOX FOR LIQUOIl LICENSE
street, Third ward. Omaha, Nebraska,
from tho ftrt-t day of January, laiO, to the
first day of January, 1S11. If there be no
objection, remonstrance or protest filed
w.thin two weeks from the ldth day of
December, A. D., IPO.', the ald lieer.Be will
be granted. EDUAR RO'J. IlKltY, Appli
cant, v Ola
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of G. A. Neison for Liquor License,
notice la hereby given that O. A. Nelsju
d.d upon the lltn day of December, A. D.,
JIHM. file his application with tho lioard
f Fire and Po.ice Commissioners 1
Omaha for license to sell malt, splrltuou.i
and vinous liquors at Nu. MM South 20tli
street. Second ward, Omaha, Nebraska,
from the fiist day of January, 1'JIO, to the
first day of January. 1111. It there be no
objection, remonstrance, or protest filed
within two weeks from the 16th day o'
December. A. 1., 1WJ, the said license wi;
be granted. O. A. NELSON, Applicant.
D13
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of liustaf rtumsledt lor Liquor License.
Notice Is nerebv given that liuslat Rom
stedt, did upon th liith day of December,
A. D., tile hi application with tne
tiobid of Fire and ponce Commissioner
of Omaha, for llctnse to sell man, spirit
uous and vl"ous liquors, at No. -04 Cum
ing street. Eighth waru, Omaha, Neb.,
from the first aay of January, Ulu, to the
fust day of January, ml, If Uere be no
objection, remonstrance or protest filed
within two week from ttie Uih day of
December, A. D., I!, the said license will
be granted. OL'STAF KOMSl'EU'i, Appli
cant. D16
APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
upon the 18th day of December A D 190DJ
file his application with the Board of Fire
and Police Commissioners of Omaha Tor
license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors, at No. 102 South 20th street.
Tenth ward, Omaha, Nebraska, from the
first day of January, 1910, to the first day
of January, 1911. If there be no objection,
remonstrance or protest filed within two
weeks from the 18th day of December,
A. D. 1909, the said license will be granted.
S. O. POPE. Applicant. DeclS
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of Henry S. King for permit to sell liquor
as a drupglst. Notice Is horeby given tnat
Henry S. King did upon the ll!h -lay of De
cember, A. D. 19C3, filo hU application to
the Hoard of Fire and Police Commission
ers of Omaha for permit to sell malt, spir
ituous and vinous liquors as a druggist,
for medicinal, mechanical and chem.ol
purposes only, at No. 22; Farnam sin et.
Fourth ward, Omaha, Neb., from the It
day of January, lata, to the 1st day of
January, lfll. If there be no objection, re
monstrance or prolet filed within two
weeks from the 11th Oay of December, A.
D. 1'jOC, the said permit will be granted.
HENlty H. KINO, Applicant. Dll
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of William C. Hayden for Permit to bull
Liquor as a Druggist. Notice Is hereby
given that William C. Hayden did, upon
the sth day of December. A. D., 109. file
his application with the lioard of File a.id
Police Commissioners of Omaha tor per
mit to sell mail, spintuou and vinous
liquors, as a druggist, fur medicinal, me
chanical and chemical purposes only, at
No. 2J60 Farnam street. Ninth ward,
Omaha. Neb., from th 1st day of Janu
ary, 1910, to the 1st day of January, 1911.
If there be ro objection, remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks from liie
10th day of December A. D.. VMS), the said
permit will be granted. WILLIAM C.
UA Y DEN, Applicant D10
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of S. O. Pope for Liuuor License. No
tice Is hereby given that M. O. Pope did
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of J. D. C. liusch for Liquor License.
Notice Is hereby given that J. I . C. liusch,
did upon the loili day of December, A. D.,
1 '.-, file his application with the lloard of
Fire and Police Commissioners of Omaha,
for license to bell malt, spirituous and
vinous liquors, at No. MS South 141 h street,
Third ward, Omaha, Neb., from the first
day of January, lulu, u the first day Jan
uary, 1911. if threre be no objection, re
mohHtrance or proiest fihd iwihin two
wtclis from the 11th day oi December, A.
D., 1909. the sani i,.cii-e v. Ill be granted.
1. D. C. 1'L'SCH. Appl.cant. Dll
N OT1CE MA TT E 1 1 OF APPLICATION
of A. liotlleiuan Brewing company, C.
Giotniuk, manager, for liquor lloense. No
tice Is hereby given that A. Cietileman
Prewing company, C. (iroimak, manager,
dd upon the 4ili day of December, A. D
l:To9, file lis application with Hie lioard of
Fire and Police Commissioners of Omaha
f jr license to sell malt, Bpir.tuous and vin
ous llquois at No. t'lM South Sixteenth
meet. Fourth ward, Omaha, Neb., fio.n
tho 1st day of January, 1910, to the 1st day
of January, 1911. If Iheie be no onjctlon,
remonstrance or protest find within twj
weeks from the 11th dav of Detreir.b -r A.
D. H'O;', the said license will be g.anied A
UKTTLEMAN KREWINtl COM PAN Y C.
IIKOTMAK, Manager. Applicant. Dll
NOTICE MATTER OF APPLICATION
of J. II. Green for Permit to Sell Liquor
as a Druggist. Notice Is hereby given that
J. H. tircen did upon tho 17th dav of De
cember. A. D. 190J, file his atmilcatlon to
the lioard of Fire and Police Commission
ers of Omaha, for Permit to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous llnuors, as a diug
fcist, for medicinal, mechanical and chemi
cal purposes only, at No. 1101 South 2:ltli
avenue, Seventh ward. Omaha, Nebraska,
from the first day of Januurv, 1910, to tho
first day of January, l:)ll. If there be no
objection, remonstrance or protest filed
within two weeks from the 17th day of
December. A. D. 1909. the said permit will
be granted. J. H. UREEN, Applicant
Decl7-
NOTICE - MATTER OF APPMCATIO.V
of Martin Dinuxio for permit lo Hall
Liquor as a Druggist. Notice Is hereby
given that Martin Dlnuxxo did. upon tho
21st day of December, A. D. , 1900, file hi.4
application to tho Hoard of Flro and PoiIcm
Commissioners of Omaha for permit to sell
it. a It. spirituous and vinous liquor, as a
druggist, for medicinal, rnecnan'cal and
chemical pui-pom s only, at No. i-ij Hnutli
Twentieth street, Tenili ward, o nuh. Nch.,
from the lt dny of Januaiy, DPI. to the 1st
day of January, 1911. If there l no objee
tlon, remonstrance or protest filed within
two we-ks from the 22.1 day of December,
A. D . 1909, the said permit wl'l be granted.
MARTIN DINCZZO, Applicant VZi
V