Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1909, Page 8

| | i 8 THE BEE : OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1909 BIG EIGHT IS IN SESSION Annual Conference Given to Making Base Ball Schedules. A. G. SMITH REPRESENTS IOWA Hawkeyes Play Their First with Wiseonsin at Ma April 28 and 20—Next Day at Urbana, 111, Games on CHICAGO, Dec, 22.—~When the represen- tatives of the athletic Interests of the vari- ous schools of the “Big Eight" met here today In thelr annual conference It was announced that the conference would busy ftself solely with the work of arranging the base ball and track schedule. Among those attending the conference was A. G. Bmith of the lowa Staie university. The following are the base ball dates adopted by the schools represénted at to- day's me April 13-Northweriern against Illinols at Urbana: April_l6—Indiana against Illinols at Ur- bana, Northwestern against Wisconsin at Madiron. Apr.l 20—-Chicago against Wisconsin at Madison, April Purdue against Wisconsin at ot Il 28—11linols against Wisconsin at Ur- Northwestern against Chicago ai Chicagp against Illinols at Chi- eago. April 2—-Iowa against Wisconsin at Mad- son y April 2—-Towa against Wisconsin at Mad- fson, Purdue against Northwestern at La- fayette. April 80-Towa against Illinols at Urbana, Northwestern against Indiana at Bloom- ington fay 4—Chicago aigainst Illinois at Chi cago. May 6—Northwestern against Iilinols at yanstom, May 6-Indiana against Chicago at Chi- cago. May 7-Indiana against Northwestern at Bvanston, Wisconsin against Illinols at Madison. May 10—Purdue against Illinols at Ur- bana May #-lowA against Wisconsin at Ur- bana, Minnesc ainst Wisconsin at Mad ison, Indiana st Purduc at Lafayette. May I—Purcue against Wisconsin at Madison. May 20-~Chicago against Illinols at Ur- bana, Purdue against Nortiwestern at Kyapston. 5y 2—Minnesota against Iilinois at Ur- bara, Purdue agalpsi Northwestern at Evyanston. Muy 2—Minnesota agzalnst [llinols at Ur- bana, Putdue agafnst Chicago at Chicago. May 26—Minnegota -against Indlana at »inington. May 24—Minnesota Chlcago, May 4i=Minnesota against Iowa at Min- neapolls, \Visconsin against Northwestern anston, Purdue against Illinols at Lafayette. May 28—Wisconsin against Chicago at Chicago, Indiana against lllinois at Bloom- against Chicago at ington, ‘lowa againkt Minnesota at Min- neapoll June 1—Northwestern against Chicago at Chicago, Purdue Against Indiana at Bloom- ington. June 2~Minnesota against Towa at Towa ty dune 8—Purdue against Chicago at La- ayette, June 4—Minnefota agalnst Wisconsin at Madison, Track Events. Iollowing the conference meeting, Prof. L. O. Glllesby, .physical director at the Northwestern university, gave out the fol- lowing schedule fop the tfack events of Northwestern next spring: March 12—-Indoor meet with the University of Inalana at Evanston. May 7—Track meet with University of Iowa at Evanstop. May 21—Track meet with Unlversity’ of Indiana at Bléomington. May 28—interfcholasuio field meet, an an- nual evert at Northwestern university. Grinnell May Bar Foot Ball. GRINNELL, la., Dec. 22.—(Special )— Grinnel. colicge I8 in the throes of a serl- ous and widespread agitation ngainst the modern college game of foot ball, and it | seems more than probable that definite steps against the gume, In its present form, may be expected from the scarlet and lack camp. A hot disclission has been in progress for some time embracing students and all interested in the institution; the college periodicals have been -argely 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 lssue by the authori- tles, No offieial actlon has been reported as yet by the student council, but it is quite | like that the situation may result in a vote for the substitution of soccer foot ball | me other form of sport. | Huenton Wins Second Block. BOSTON, Dee. 22.—A brilliant run of | within nine balls of the world's . kept Tom Hueston of St Lous. the world’s champton’ pool player, ahaad of nnle Allen of Kansas City, in the second | block of 200 bal's I their 6X-point match in this eity tonight. Hueston finished the ovening with 203 to 141 for Allen. Vit night's score added, Hueston leads Allen 126. The contest continues tomorrow night. Captains for Rifle Teams. WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Lieutenant Wil- Mam H. Copton. jr. of the Thirteanth | cavalry has been ‘designated by the War department ae captain of the army cavalry team to compein in the national rifle matoh for 1910, and'1 ant George C. Shaw of the Twenty-sev infantry, as captain of the army Infantry team, Christmns Dinner Prize, CRESTON, Ia, Dee. 22 —(Special )—A big LYNCH WORKING ON REFORMS President of National League Asks Umpires About Thelr Tro NEW YORK, Dec. 22 -Thomas J. Lynch the new president of the National league, sent out a letter today tq his six veteran umplres—Hank O'Day, Bob Emslie, Steve Kane, James E. Jolhnstone, Willlam J Klem and Charles Rigler—asking them to communicate with him as to where most of thelr troub'es with the players origin ated last season and whether coachers, managers or bench-warmers were primarfly at _fault President Lynch ho tion that has existe the referees and says In part “As a Natlonal league umplre, T want you to answer, to the best of your ability this question: Where did most of your trouble with the ball players come from the team playing the game, the conchers. the managers or the players sitting on the bench? “As your answer will have important bearing on some reforms for both umpires and players that 1 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 earlist convenience.' s to curtall the fric- in the past between the players. His letter ATHLETES READY FOR FIGAT Ted Williams and Kid Arrive for Bout Ton Sullivan Ted Willlams of Kansas City, Mo, and Kid ‘Sullivan of Chicago, 1l ‘rrived 1In Omaha Wednesday. Wililams, who ls to fight Young Spady, before the Bureka Ath- letie club at Ostoff's hall Thursday even- ing, looks to be in good condition. His sparring partner, Sulllvan, expressed a willingness to box any man in Nebraska at 133 pounds, give or take three pounds, for a side bet of $#00 or more, in ten da or two weeks. He can be addressed at 119 Sixth street, Kansas City, Mo, or in Omaha in care of Charles’ W. South, Eureka club, or M. L. Wilson, phone Web- ster (37 or Douglas 1207, Several good preliminaries are on the card for this evening. betwen husky young box- ers. The battle royal promises to be the best of its kind eecn In Omaha in a long time, and the Chocolate Drop quartet will add a pleasant feature with songs and musie. S1. JOSEPH RAISING FUNDS Dase Ball Tesm Will Be Strengthened and Modern Park Secured. ST. JOSEPH~Mo., Dec. 22.—The St. Jos- eph Base Bali assoclation has set aside January 6, 1910 in which to complete the campalgn to ralse $7,500 to assist in secur- ing a first class ball club for St. Joseph next season. The Pueblo franchise, which | has been purchased by John Holland of Wichita, will be transferred to this city and the extra money will be raised to put the team in good condition and build a modern park Already a large amount has been subscribed. WITH THE BOWLERS. Tigers Defeat U. §. Yards. Martin's Tigers defected the Unlon Stock Yards bowling team In South Omaha last night in one of the champlonship series, by a score of 2164 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. The Daily News team three from the Parkey Simmonds got high single, 19, and Francls high totals for the Autos, 508. Merritt rolled high single and McLean high totals, 179 and 517, for the News team. took two out of Autos last night. ist. 24 3d. Total Melcher L1013 204 43 Larkin . 128 140 132 8396 Wolsh 16 18 % 3% Tombrinck « 151 62 131 “ White 184 fo3 150 6% Totals LT3 e T2 a1e 8. YARDS CO. st 2d. 3d. Total Smith BT T T T AT Park . L1215 152 430 Buckingham D16 130 M7 am Frye ... L1200 186 M1 4m) Schelling .12 104 119 45 Totals . 004 T4 696 2,014 | Colts. Voss took all honors for the Crowns, with a single game of 226 and 64 for total, while Angelsberg_took high totals for the Candy Kids with 58, and Dibbern had high single | game of 28 for the same team. Tonight the Chabot Shoe company and | O'Brien’s Monte Christo. Score: | BRODEGAARD CROWNS. 3d. Total Fagerberg 195 580 Voss . 208 45 | Hough 182 40 Carma; 18 628 Laird 18 67| Totals .. 9% W %3 LT DREIBUS CANDY COMPANY. I1st. 2d. 3d. Total, Traynor . 166 156 157 409 Bryan 180 18 1 0 Drahos M2 138 174 49 Dibbern . 163 166 3 31 Angelsberg . 169 1718 548 Totals 50 % 2504 lowa Seeking Trainer. shaot was held Vesterday by the Gun club |, JOWA CITY, Ia. Dec. 22.—(Spectal)— of Kent. A crowd of marksmen from all | [Fof. Stephen 'H. iush, secratary of the | over the County. was present. Priscs of. |lowd board of control of ath etics wilj lesue fered were turkeys, geese, ducks, pigs and quarters of beef. Minden Takes Two Games, MINDEN, Neb., gram.)—Minden High = school won gamos of basket ball from Beaver High schoo. this evening. The game hotly contested and mueh enthusia valled, City were Jumes D. Sebring ix Dend. WILLIAMSPORT. Pa., Dec. 22 Bebring, well known professional base bali layer, dled at the hospital here this eve, ng. Sebring had been {1l on’y a short time. Dec. 22—(Speclal Telo- | two | jemes D. | for the east to spend his holiday vaca ANd because of (his trip it 13 eparton | that he will search for a trainer of the | Unlversity of lowa track team uext spring. it Is known that the board is making | Btrenuous efforts to securc a trainer so that the work may start promptly with the {opening of the second semester. Willlam | €. Lole, elected last summer, may possibly f the board. He declined the |offer of the Iowa authorities before, be- | cause of a Dartmouth offer. However, he | 9id not succeed in the cyes of the Dart- mouth alumni in keeping the eleven in condition this fa'l, and as he Is recog- nized a8 a much better track coach than | foor bl trainer, it Is possibie”he may be brought to lowa by the q be brough ¥ athletic board's Owing to the recent agitation the boa has aiso conducted the cempaign for & G | rector of athletics with vigor, Though the members will give out no statements as to the progress of negotiations, several men are on the string and it Is expected that | # definite selection will be announced be- | fore the second semester opens February 7. |Ah, He Can Talk in Money Terms Peddler Who Assumes Spanish Tongue Melts Into English at Mention of “Seventy-Five Cents.” The dark, suave forelgner stood waiting | patiently. At Jast R. A. Leussler looked | up from his busy desk in the street rail- | way company's office, “Well, what do you want "“Buenos cigaros, Magniticent, finos, una pesa, sepor." “Nothing doin replied the official, waving $side the agent with the Habana clgars and the real imported Hispanola ac- cents. The agent pushed his way back to the office of Louls Nash, where the perform- ance of voluble Spanish and delicious for- elgn gestures was repeated. “‘Magnificent. Colorado maduro—una peso, " he pleaded. 'Offer him 76 cents," su Arthur Gro of the claim department, with & schrew air of certainty, The real imported Spanish clgar peddler Hollys and West Sides tonlght. Score: PARKEY AUTOS, ist. 2d. 3d. Total. Parkey 168 18 42 Simmonas 1w 460 Francls m Totals . 1,598 | 3. Total. Merritt 5 480 | McLean 617 Paxton 407 Totals ........ 59 498 1413 | The Brodegaard Crowns took three games from the Dreibus Candy Company last night on the Metropolitan alleys. Bill | RECORD IN BOWLING MEETS Indications Point to Coming City Greatest of All MAYOR “JIM” TO START IT OFF Thres New Lo s Into Match—— Crack Rollers Outdoing Them- selves—Omaha After M West Meet in 1911, The number of entrles In the city bowl- ing tournament this year will exceed any since the establishing of city tournaments. It looks 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 more pins than ever before. Two new leagues have been started tnis 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 thelr 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 sldeboards will be put on the alley to save the gutter. Entrles 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 St. Louls people are up and going, boosting the mid-west meer. Entries from cltles in all directions from the muddy city have been received and it looks like the original est®mate of the managers as to the number of entries will be exceeded. Omaha fs expected to put in a strong bid for the 1911 meet. A bowling party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Merzigt, James Delancy, Mrs. De- laney and two daughters, Charles Delaney, Jack De Barry and Miss Merzst, have en- gaged alleys Nos. 9 and 10 at Francisco's for this evening. The lady mentbers of the party are going after the two-pound box of chocolates, Joe Berger, who was %o badly injured some time ago in a ball collision, is get- ting around agaln and outside a stiff finger he is all right. Gus Flote gave a bowling party at Fran- clsco's last evening and the moymbers scemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves. Who sald 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 Christifanson wants to get busy and nail this fellow. Two hundred games are easy for George these Aays. Fat Mose 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 hook ball, it's working flne 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 bels on the Spraguc Pills to- night, when plitted against the Yousem | 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 sult; 15 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 4. First time this year for Bill, but not in his whole lite, | Johnny Laird has had stage fright since | joining the big league. Why don't some of you fellows make him cut down on that Will You Stand for Fraud In Oysters? Most of the oysters which have been comingtothis City have bzen the cheapest, poorest grades. Moreover, they were often highly adulterated through the addition of fresh water. Such oysters are only half oysters. They lack the true oyster flavor—the delicious tang of the sea. There is only one protection against inferior oysters: 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 the oysters were soft and bloatés®. A cheap and poor grade of oysters has been coming to this City. We Have Revolutionized Oyster Selling in This City. Bealship Oysters has been Introduced, which reaches you as fresh and fine as the day they left the Atlantic coast. Oysters which are all solld meat without water. You can now get water. oysters unadulterated by And every dealer who wants to become a mem- ber of the Sealshipt System can now get the gen- ufne, original Sealshipt Oysters. 8o can restaurants and hotels. “Sealshipt” Means Oyster Insurance Please bear In mind that the Sealshipt Oyster Bystem means oyster lnlulanne to you. You are absolutely protected against watering and mishandling. The growers are members of the sealship Sys- tem. They are under rigid contract. So are the dealers. b StaLsipr OysreRSYSTEH . , S0uTn woRwALK.COMN Unless your dealer has the white and blue porcelain Sealshipticase shown above, he is not A member of our system, Bealshipt Oysters—all varietles—are shucked as they come from the beds. Then they are hed in pure water. The solld meats are im- mediately packed in sterilized, alr-tight, steel containers ane sealed—all at the seaside. In transit these from the outside. the ovster meats, Nc flavor, no goodnees is lost in shipment When you eat Sealshipt 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 Seld in Tins Because of thelr vast superfority in freshness, flavor and purity, people who once taste Seal- shipt Oysters will never take any other. So unscrupulous jobbers have attempted to take mivantage of this demand. Soaked or floated oysters, with the surplus water drained off, 80 the oysters appear fairly 80lid, are put up In tin ¢ans. There are often dishonestly offered as Sealshipt Oysters. alr-tight containers are iced No Ice, no water ever touches That is, by always getting your oysters from the Beware of this fraud. Genuine Sealshipt Oysters are never packed, shipped or sold in tin cans. They are sold only from the clean and beautls ful white and blue porcelain Sealshipticase. This Sealshipticase bears the registered Seale #hipt trade mark. Thus you can always make sure whether you are getting the genuine Seble shipt Oysters, the oysters that smack of the ses Better Oysters fer Omaha Because of Sealshipt competitfon all oysters #01d in Omaha from now on will be of improved quality. But no others can compare In taste op in food value with Sealshipt Oysters. Sealshipt Greenports, Blue Points, Oyster Bays, Narragansette, Northports—there are the cholce est oysters the world tnows. Sealshipt Price the Standard of Oyster Value We especlally recommend Sealshipt Oysters form Northern beds, such as Greenports, Northe ports, setts. Unadulterated oysters from these localities cannot be sold at retail for less than 30 cents & pint for Standards, small sizes. While the large sizes, medium, select and counts sell for 85 to 40 cents a pint. As far as quality and-flavor are concerned @ standard is as good as a count Remember, the size of an oyster has nothing to do with its flavor quality. Large oysters are simply older oysters. Below are the names of retail dealers in Omaha who sell Sealshipt Oysters. There are bonae fide Sealshipt Agents. More dealers are slgning with us every day, Your own dealer will join the ranks as soon ae you ask him to. Later advertisements will ame nounce the names of more dealers. THE SEALSHIPT OYSTER SYSTEM, Inc. 415 South Eleventh Street 414-20 South Eleventh Street Omaha Brauches Douglas 3917 Douglas 2.4 Telephones: Dealers, telephone us immediately and we will send you a representative T. V. Alison, 1322 N. 24th. B. Altiman, 2018 Farnam. D. Blumenthal, 2902 Cuming. * Bunnell & Son, 1608 Cass. Butts & Co,, 3560 Farnam. Courtney & Co., 17th and Douglas Dundee Grocery Co., 5001 Under- wood Ave. S. Finkenstein, 2002 No. 26th. Johnson &'§oodlet(. 2002 Lake St Sommer Bros. H. Rachman, G. wW. The Sealshipt Oyster S E. E. Kennard, 2321 No. 45th. J. Rosenblum Bros., 3921 Cuming. K. P. Sellgren, 4502 No. 30th. J. D. Austin, 3624 No. 30th. Chas. Blind, 2804 Leavenworth, G. F. Hall, 32d and Burt. Hartman, Jos. Houska, 2623 Sherman Ave. M. McAuley, Ave. 180 , 28th and Farnam. Martin 2307 Leavenworth. Schmidt & Son, 516 Public Market, 1610 2003 Cuming. (Formerly National Oyster Carrier McCreary & Barlow, 1622 No. 24th Reum, Hayden Bros. C. H. Mallinson, 1612 Capitol Ave. C. Thorson, 1439 No. 19th. C. Thorson, 3226 California. Hansen & Freick, 16th and Locust ‘West End Market, 40th and Dodge 6 Sherman C. Olsen, Benson. g Walnut Hill Grocery, 3820 Hamil- ton. Frank Kunel, 1250 So. 13th. M. Rachman, 2307 Lear. W. W. Stockton, 24th and B St., South Omaha. Chas. Akofer, 532 N. 24th, South Omaha. Paul Hennie, 730 No. 24th, South Omaha . No. 16th. Harney. ystem, Inc. General Office and Factory: Sqnth Norwalk, Conn. Sealshipt Oyster Stations at 80 Coast Points Sealshipt Groceries and Markets Everywhere Members of American Association for the Promotion of Purity in food Products rose up with a rare smile. “Say, mister, just sitc me that six bits and see If I take it' ‘he exclaimed in the purest of Americaniim, speed? Jack Traynor mourns the loss of Pri- APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSH meau. Harry is down south among the e — on the 18th day of Dece cotton flelds; only bowling for him now 1s b The his application with the Hoend 0 b4 162 howitay, and Police Commissioners of Omaha, Tor cense to sell malt, spirituous and vinous COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. first day of January, 1910, to the first day Thursday—Chabot Shoe company against of January, 1911. If there be no objection, O'Brien's Monte Christo. remonst;ance of protest filed within two METROPOLITAN BOWLING LEAGUE, ‘| weeks from the 18th day of December, ‘Tuesday—Sunkist againsi Hussie Acorns. A. D. 1909, the sald license will be granted, pWednesday — Besclin's Mixers against S 0. POPE, Applicant. Deels— ally News. | il i Tl e Thursduy—West Sides against Holly. ) . — = i Friday—french Way against Loyal Hotel NOTICEH-_MATIER 0¥ APPLICATION Ay of Henry 8. Kipg for permit to seil liquor ewelers. : : as a droggist. Notlce (s hereby given tnat BOOSTERS' LEAGUE. 2 8 & Heney 8. King aid upen the 111h day of De- Wednesday—No game. t e Wh k Of Th H h t l cember, ‘A D. 1909, file_nis application to Wednewany—No gume. S solutely Pure iske e Highest Quality. | |si. Fomel i st i : b i a o lquors_ as a druggis e e e Sold By All First-Class Bars, Clubs and Cafes B o giteia sud, et % . urposes only, at No. 38 Farnam street, OMAHA BOWLING LEAGUE. A o 4 Fourth ward, Omaha, 1 from the Pgshed BOTTLED IN BOND - 100 PROOF, R T T TV ALWAYS ASK FOR IT. monstrance or protest filed withli two | . weeks from the 11th day of Deecmb i, A. BAVR NS DR N THE DAY} ] rAKcE BROS & CO DISTILLERS PEORIA, ILI R 8 °kING, Kppieant, 0 D" e . - LIS, I 8 NG, h ) Stranger Pointa Out Long Reptile 2 ’ e ind i O i Which None but Himwelf NOTICE — MATTER OF APPLICATION SR Distare | em——— e s e of J. D. C. Busch for Liquor License. | APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE |& PLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENS LPPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LIUENSE ;’fi:‘,”fi;.,','f llxt;:_»mhx:;:l ‘l‘r[ml(’J‘ D, & l‘l\uml’:x “See that long shadow there In the| if 3 i e — e R~y e 1%9, flle his application with the Hoard of 2 e ’| SPLICA N | stree | rd, Omaha, Nebraska, |joire g Pollae. C | water?" remarked a strange young man | OF APPLICATION T o Tio o Eerinit L\ ot tho fitat 0ny. of JenuaTY 1K6. to ThE S T R e who was leaning over and looking intently | of J. H. Merchant for Permit to Seil | Sell Liguor as Dru 5 ice is hereby | fivst day of January, 151L If there be 1o | yiious liquors. at No. 38 Souih 14th sirect into the aquariam in the Bee bullding|LAGuor as & Druggist ~Notice s hereby |given that E. E. Hruce & Inc., did, | objection, remonstrance or protest filed | Third: ward, Omahe Nab. - from the first court, and at the same time indicating wit | EeR that J. H. Merchant did upon the | upon the Iith day of Duce |b;‘x '1“:' Ixuw within two \\;‘rkhl r..»u? m"n“im day oflday of Janiary, 1916, 1o/ thie first day Jan- 3 o s o cating h | Lith day of December, A. L., 1909, file his | file their application to the Board of Fire ), 1604, the sald license will fuary, 911, If t(hrere be nc tion, re- his finger a serpentine line through the|application to the Loard of Fire and Po- |und Folice Commissioners of Omaha for | be EDGAR RO1THERY Auull-}m(,f trance or protest. filed. within two water. | lico Commissioners of Omans, for permi: | permit to sell ‘malt, spirituous and vinous | cai D5 Weciks from the it day of December, A sell imalt, spirituous and vinous liquors | liquors as druggists, for medicinal, e . _— Di. 1009, the said ilense e granted, A man to whom the query was directed |4y g ar for medicinal, mechanical | chanical &nd chemical purposes only NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATIC X B sC i DI or medicinal, mechanical | chanical and chemical purposes , at|x —Ma LICATION |J. D, ©. BUSCH. Apph.ca o (1t was directed to many men) was unablo | and cnemical purpose oniy, at No. o2 | Nos. Al 4 and 4w South Tenth street, | of G, A. Nelson for Liquor ~Licen, == e R T | o t e | South 16th Street, Fourth ward, Omaha, | Third ward, Omaha, Neb., from tne st day | ngiice Is hereby given that A e | IGE-MATTER OF APPLICA 3 ‘;‘u:“:}"a::z ';'("u“d“‘"“f:“" h““ 0 the | Nebraska, from the first day of January, | of January, i0, to the 1st day of January, | #'U50n the 16th ‘day of Deceinber, A, D.. | of A. Gottleman Drowing company, C. stranger p ound to the other slde of | 1910, o the first day of January, 191l If (1911 If thicre be no objection, remonstrance tile his application with the Board | Grotmak, manager, for liquor licens the aquarium and still intently gazing into | there be no objeetion, remonstrance or pro- [or brotest iiled within two weeks from | "pile® gnda * Po.dce Commissioners - cf |tiec 18 hereby } that A, ~Gel the water and pointing, Insisted | test tllea within twa weeks trom the 18th | Decemb v lith, A D o, the said periilt| omana for license to sell malt, spiritugus | Brewing ‘compayy, O 1 Pa e AR e, \ L 1% Saedimber: . AF B the sl il The o . BRUCE & i ‘y 0. e ge @ Upon the 4th day of December, A, D “Why, Why, Yes, can't you see; it ia about d‘;,\ Jof_December, A: D, 4, th ald | % Belwell, Vice President and SBecre-(and vinous liquors at No. 226 South 20th | S VBN 1t application with the Board of permit 8 MERCHANT reet, Second ward, Omaha, Nebraska, | four feet long and must be a snake. I|Applicant. Dig ' | tary, Applicant. DIL |15 the flrst day of January. 1910, 1o the | F! TG g A e wonder If it would bite me if I put my hand e e " |{first day of January, 191l. If there be no quors at No. t24 South siktoenih fn thera.? \ — — - — — | NOTIL MA R OF APPLICAT. W | o} jection, remonstrancq or protest filed layors. A% “]:,d A% ks 8 ,““;“ A | "ot Joe Calione and Steve Columbo, Part-|Wiinin two wecks from the ‘i5th day o b Jyand. Omkhe ., from Then he decided it was just a long, | NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION [ners as Calione & Columbo for Liquor |\ sember, A. 1909, the said license w) b “W““"'()hv“-u“- to the ist ? slender fish. of Schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores for | License. Notice is hercby given that Jo py“gluntea’ NELSON, Applicant \strance OF Protest filed. within tw: TH Wik saits 18 1he Ea¥. tob | for Permit to Sell Liquor as a Druggist. |Callone and Bieve Coluubo, did ugen 4 DI5 from the 1Ith day of Deasetir x o VA Notlce is hereby given that Schaefer's Cut [10th day of December, A, D, 109 filc | i —— — e cense o §:ant | Price Drug Stores did upon the lath day |their application with the Board of Firc | tore 1 rmmrer—om—omrr ( LT AN JiStnne il be £ianted, A NEW MINISTRY FOR GREECE | ot eoumitier, A . Tin. Fie t1r appiicacion | A Eoiieo. Commissionets of- Omaha, 1o | NOFICE Z MATTER, OF AFFLICATION | (LELLEMAN BREWING COlPANY, | to the Bgard of Fire and Palice Commis- | license o dell malt, spiriiuous and vinous | nGiice 'is ‘herebv given thai Gustal Kom: L] Sasash auhgnt el i s e . Gtors, under the 1o o ot ik 7 By g s %) vy B S s Military League Will Overthrow | 5i0n€rs of Omaha. for permit to sell malt, | Saivh 0% No. 324 South 10th street. | 8tedt, did upon the lbth day December, | NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION | spirituous and vinous liquors, as a drug- | Golumbo. at No. 8 Sowh M0ih SUECl | A D, 190, flle his application with thé | of J. H. Green for Permit to Sell ldquor Cabinet of Its Own | gist, for medicinal, mechanical and chemi- | ThIrd WIS, Quand, Noo., & (he Jirst | Board' of Fire and Foice Commissioners |as a Druggist. Notice i8 hereby given that Choosin, al purposes only. at No. 124 Sonth 19 o8, t 1 Ty 2 ey of Omaha, for license to sell mai, spirit- [ J, H. Green did upon the 17th day of De. | 4 , Januery, 1911. If there be no Gbjection, pARS, fo8 nes 3, g 4 of De league, whoso members were the authors | fiva day of January, 191 17 there be no|Ibc 5300 the Fald lcense will be §rated. | from the first aay of Janiary, I 0 té | ers of Omaha, for bermit 1o sl malt of the recent revolutionary movement in | objection, remonstrance or protest llh-di‘xl‘l‘ul\m & COLUMBO, Joe Callone, |first day of January, 18ll, ’n :mlll Lm,y,"mr,‘,“,ux and vinous liauors, as a drug. Greece, has announced its intention to | Wilhin two wecks from the 1th day of | Sieve Columbo, Parthers and Applicants, TR O e e The sty day ot 8 or medicinal, mechanical and. chomi- ‘i december, A said permit will L B 9 M cal purposes only, at No. 1101 South 2ith overthrow the ministry of its own choos- . b ; December, A, D., 19, the said license will | ; ath be granted S CUT PRICE |— — e M GUSTAY HOMBTEL {i+ | avenue. Seventh ward, Omaha, Nebraska. ing. DRUG STORE T. Yates, Pre NOTICE — MATTER OF APPLICATION |b¢ ¥ranted. GUSTAF I + AP | trom the first day of Januury, 1910, o the In a manitesto lssued today the league | Applicant. of J. N. Kooald for Liguor Ticense i A SR, "2 | tlrst day of Janunry, 1001 Tt there e no declares it is responsible to the country Notice is hersby glven that . Kopald, | yon o — MATTER OF APPLICATION | Objection, remoustrance or protest filed —_— — — did upon the i3th day of December, A » Rax 2oy B within two weeks from the 17th day of and, recognising that the representatives AR o Bos of Willlam C. Hayden for Permit to Bei] | Withi ay gy v | NOTICE-MATTER OF - APPLICATION | D 1. the his application with the Board |y fquor as & Druggist. Notice 15 nerepy | December, A. D. 190, the sald permit will of the nation do not conform to the will | 5" Griliey “Pharmacy, Per A. C. Adam | Shnak i ® om0 e e el mie ohis tuous | iven that Willlam C. Hayden did, upon |be granted. J. H. GREEN, Applicant . 3 A ) a, for fcense . spirituous MAL strong ven that Crissey Phar-|gireet, Third ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 1o NOTICE — MATTE PPLIC J 5 ~ 5eh | . Y | Police C sloners of Omaha for per- | N S IR OF APPLICATION snimates them. plication with the Board of Fire and 1'c- | paconsifance OF protest filea within two | llquors, as o druglst, for medicinal, me- | Ldauor as & Drugiist otice 18 bereh The cabinet will resign probably teday |lice Commissiuners of Omaha for permit|weeks from the 13th day of December, A.|chanical and chemical purposes only, at|fiNen (hat Martin binusze did upoen tho or tomorrow and. be replaced by an extra |10 #ell malt, spirituous and vinous quors, | B°*1om, the ‘said license will be granted |No. 300 Farnam “strect " Ninwi Cward, | 355 A0y of December, A Do . tile h parliamentary ministry, which, it is said, :Id.ofi:;‘lm"p\fl‘:;ofl:df,‘,'.';" Jechanical |J." N. KOPALD, Applicant. Dl | Omah N the 1at day of Janusry. il | Commissloners of Omaha for permit to will have the support of the chamber, North 2ith street, Sixth ward, Omsiha, & TR It there be 10 objection. remonstrance or [ Al spirituous and vinous Tiquor \ || Nebraska, from the first day of January, | NOTICE—MATTER OF AFFLICATION |protest filed within two weeks from wge | ATUSKISL for medicinal, mechunc Litelons Bonda, 1910, 10 the first day of January, 1911 1¢| of Edgar Rothery for Liquor Licease. |l0th day of December A. D.. 1wo. the said |§heunical, nirvoscs onlv, ‘at No. 10% Souti to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney | theFe be no objection, remonstrance or pro- | Notice is hereby given that Edgar Hothery [permit ~will be granted —WILLIAM C. | Mt Sireel, Tenil ward, Omaha, Ne Y | teat filed within two weeks from the 15th |did upon the 1bth day of December, A. .. | HAYDEN, Applicant Du " | {fom the 18t dey of Jan 510, to the 1xt troubles is needless. Blectric Bitters s the |day of December, A. D., 1%, the sald per- |1%9, file his application with the Board | — ——— e oy anusry, 1911 1f there be no objec guaranteed remedy, o For sale by Bea, |mit will be Eranted. THE CRISSEY |of Fire and Police Commissioners of | NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION | hon' Jomonatrance or protest filed within ton Drug Go FMARMACY, Fer A, C. A s, Applicant " DI land vinous liquor Omaha for license to sell malt, spirituous of 8. O. Pope for Liou s @t No. 111 South l4t) A tice 1s hereby given that 8. O. Pope did { MARTIN DINU two_weeks from the 22 . D., 1003, the dey of December, 1d_permit wi'l be granted. 220, Applicant.® © D2 or License. No- Blue Points, Oyster Bays and Narragane ] ( o