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TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 8, 1008. a '(5 CUT ScTcnty-scTcn for Colds and Grip, Colds, influenza, Catarrh, rains and soreness In Head, Chest " and Back, take "SeTentynwven." For Cough i, Sore Throat, General Prostration and Fever, take "Ser ; enty-aeren." For the prevention of Grip, Colda and ' Pneumonia, take Hnmpbreyi' "Beyenty-seven." At drug at ores, 3S Cents. Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Co., Cor. William and John Street, New Torn. r. the Athletics. Hilly Sullivan was with the Ronton Nationals at one tlm but since joining the American league In ISn haa not played with any tram but the White Box. George Winter of th Iloston Americans haa done all of hla major league playing with that organisation. The club haa had two owners In that time. Bobby Wallace haa aturk to the St. Lnut Americana since ha forsook the National lee-ii eight year ago. Wld Cbnroy, Jack Cheebro and Willie Keeler are three member of the New Tork Americana who have not played with any other club In the Junior league. There are, of courae, a number of other player who have been with only one club, but their are comparatively new omere. Among1 theae may be mentioned Lumley. Devlin, Chaae and Alponnan - men whoae big league career baa not been beyond three or four years at the moat. A rather curioua caae Is that of Luther Taylor, the deaf-mute pitcher of the New Tork Nationals. Taylor haa been with the New Torka pretty steadily since he joined them In 1900. The only big league club be ever played for except New York was Cleveland, lie pitched one game for that club In 1802, In which he ahut out the White Box; then the adjustment of base ball differences brought him right back to New York. Give That Old Suit to the "Yanitor"! He'll reciprocate by "making It hot" for you. ' Don't wear last summer's suit this spring unless you want people to think you're forgotten by Pros perity. Attract Prosperity by our clotheB of Prosperity a new, bright, clip per Spring Suit, tailored to per fection from 190 8 fabrics. Suits to Order 525 to 550 MacCarlhy-Wilsoii Tailoring Co. 804-306 SOUTH 10TH ST. Near Southwest Corner 10th and Fanuun Sts. ELASTIC HOSIERY -,, s- - IS WE SELL SILK AJO LINEN ELASTIC- HOSIERY, ANKLETS, KNEE CAPS, FORT EHEY WINTER MEET HELD (porta of Exeltlaa- Caaraeter ana Draw Large Crowd. FORT R1LBY, Kan., March 7. (Special.) The winter athletlo meet, which waa held In the post gymnasium Thuraday morning, February 2B. was one of the best event pulled oft In the post for a long time. Al though some of the scores were not ss good as last year all the races were close, which made it exciting. The first number on the program waa th broadsword conteat, which was finally won by Private Schminlcke of Troop II, Seventh cavalry, who. defeated Bergeant Brlggs of Troop E. The prelim inaries were fast and furious, especially the one between Schminlcke and Sergeant Smith of Troop M, Tenth cavalry, which lasted for twenty minutes and In which each contestant broke two swords before the decision was given to the former on points. The running high Jump was easy money for Corporal McCarthy of Troop C, who took the first prise at 4 feet 11 Inches. Papas of Battery F, Sixth field ar tillery, was defeated for second place by Ixrner of Troop A, at 4 feet 6H Inches, Papas Jumping 4 feet 6V4 Inches. It took six trials to decide the second place. The twcnty-flve-yard dash proved one of the best and most exciting events of the day. Private Palmer of Troop F first, with Mo Carthy of Troop C a hair's breadth ' be hind. Hackney and Mogul of Battery A were only a few Inches behind the winner. The standing broad Jump was won by Mo Carthy, who Jumped 9 feet 6 Inches with ease, with Private Palmer second, with feet 0 Inches. The fence vault was won by Private Johnston of Troop C at 5 feet 11V4 Inches, Hlbbard of Battery A and Corporal McCarthy being unable to go over S feet 10 inches. The potato race was a good one, going to Private Orossbergcr of Troop C, with Musician Mogul of Battery A a closs second. At the horixontal bars Papas of Battery F was away the best, doing stunts that you seldom see outside the circus. Hackney of Battery A was given second money. He In turning on the bars throw both shoulders out of place and back In again. The long horse was won by Private Turner of Troop M, Tenth eavalry, although several others did some very nice work. It was at this that Private Orossberger's arms rave out, and in making a Jump onto the horse fell and hurt himself so badly that he was unconscious for several min utes. He came out of it, however, and won another event, the pole climbing contest. Papaa of the artillery got first money at the rope. Corporal McCarthy had 17 points to hla credit, Papas 12H and Grossberger 10. AUTO MEN UNITE FOR SIM Twenty Dealer Pledje Support Which Assures Success. LARGE OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONAGE tfrrrr LIb f Constrnctloa ti4 Detail ef Mechanism Will Be Effectively Displayed at the Aadltorlaan. United effort .on the part of the Omaha Automobile dealers Is going to make the Omaha automobile show, March 19, 90 and 21, a hummer. With twenty dealers pulling together to make the show a success. It 1s sure to surpass anything ever held In the west. More firm ar handling automobiles in Omaha than ever before and there Is more Interest In automobtllng than ever before. In no line of construction haa there been greater advancement made during th last few years than in the manufacture of self propelled vehicle. Mode to fill eve.ry re quirement, at a price which I getting within the reach of all, the automobile I getting itself In constant use In all sort of locomotion. At the show will bo displayed cars for practically every requirement and equipped with every luxury and necessity desired by the motoring public. AH the-seceswirles which the genius of man has been able to devise will be shown by firms making- a specialty of that line of goods. lavish decorations In the booths as well as for the entire building. Moving pictures exhibits hsve been added ss an amusement feature to make the show amusing as well as instructive. The fascination of seeing a huge car propelled by It own power seems to appeal to the general puhllo a well a to the motoring public, and there Is every Indication the b'g building will be crowded from the' start of the show to the close. Ont-of-ToTrn Crowd Large. The attendance from out of town Is also sure to be large, as the dealers of Omaha are making an especial effort to induce all dealer from the surrounding territory to visit Omaha at that time and sec, not only the show, but the splendid garages whloh Omaha boasts as well. President Deright and all the committee are work assiduously to make the show success and everything Is being prepared far In advance, that no hitch may mar the show. ' The exhibitors at the show and the ears they will exhibit are R. R. Kimball-Stevens- Durypa, 8tanley. Bancoek; Louk ft Hathaway, Maxwell: Karbach, Firestone tires; LJnlnger Implement Company, Oak land: Drammond Carriage company. White The Oldsmnbllo company, Oldsmoblle: The Electrlo garage. Baker Electric; The Height Automobile company, Stoddard-Ityton' and Fords; F. E. Van Brunt, Pope-Hartford Pioneer Implement company, Jackson; Ouy I Smith, Franklin; John Deere Plow com pany, Mollne; Bergers Automobile com pany, Bulck; II. H. Van Brunt, Reo: Brick Kuhn, Holsman; The Powoll Automobile company, auto supplies and accessories. OMAHA'S REPLY TO CRETE MAN were treated royally while stopplig there. The ser of the game was J6 to 26, Ihxlda nl Arnstetn did the star playing for the Omaha hoB and Bmalley and AKKInloy for Company M. EVENTS ON TUB niMNO TRACKS Hose To extend from Ue to just below r above knee. Make measure ment of limb at points Indi cated by cut and write f ei price list IKEESJAN & McCCN'XELL DRUG CO. . Corner 10th and Dodge . OWL DRUG CO. Corner 10th and IUrner. m fi (12 -izso) 11 ALFRED A smoke j fit lor aklng J date laasraa ' CVjar 0a, PtaUlawsasa. i r OEHTNELL TO HAVE FAST BUNCH Track Team Tata Spring? May Lead All la Sight. ORINNELI la., March 7. (Special.) The squad of track artist at Orlnnell Is going to make Big Bight teams take notice at the annual . field meet, If present Indications and past records count for anything. Trainer Fisher is working one of the ex ceptional track teams in the history of western athletics, and it la a question whother It 1 not the fastest squad In the west this season. The Orlnnell bunch made an exceptional showing at last year's con ference meet, and only two of that aggrega tion are lacking this year, and those the "fillers" on the team at that. The captain of the Iowa school Is a sprinter probably without a rival In the west today, and per haps the east might well be put In the same category. At any rate, Huff has the dis tlnctlon striven for by many a sprinter, of having met and defeated Dan Kelly, the great. In bis best rate, the 100-yard dash. This was done In the time of top-season form, at the Jamestown race of last sum mer. . Iowa track followers at Ames and the state university ar wondering; how it will be possible to beat Orlnnell at the state meet, and most of the dope artist have given up the problem. Orlnnell look on th state meet as already iron, and the western conference event a a strong possi bility, or even more. Following are the records of the squad: In th 100-yard event Huff ha 10 flat, with Flannagan a close second; in the &. Huff 0:22V4. with no odds In his favor over Turner; 410 dash. Huff 91. Flannagan 0:62; 120-yard high hurdles. Balr 18 feet; 220-yard low hurdle, Bair and Turner tied at 0:26; high Jump, Well and Slaught both good for six feet; broad jump. Balr a lect; pole vault. Clark at least 11 feet; mile relay, Huff, Turner, Flannagan and Dawson are good for 8:39; in the half mile relay the same quartet, wHh the ex ception of Dawson, will get olose to 1:81 In th distance and weight events the team la weak, but figure to be able to do with out point In these event. Reason Why Local Basket Ball Team Skoald Have Peansat, OMAHA. March 7. To Th Cnnrllni, Editor The Bee: In reply to the letter oil Mr. Claude N. Harman of the Crete High school, dated March 2, claiming that Crete rank Just aa high a the Omaha Huh school in basket ball. We say that wo base our claim on the fact that we have rot been defeated and have defeated Lin coln and York, the two strongest team In the southern part of the state, each twice, which no other team has been able to do. We have also defeated West Point twice. West Point haa defeated all the towns In the northern part of the state, at 1. ait once. West Point also has never befora been defeated on their own floor. The management at Omaha wrote Crete before the season opened, asking for a date, but received no reply until the mid- die of the season, after we had completely rinea our scneauie. Crete tries to prove that Omaha Intentionally refused to play them, which we did not; circumstance com pelled us to. Crete refused to play York after York had held Lincoln down to such a close score. This is from good authority In York. Crete "last argument ' Is that Crete defeated Wtlber, Wllber defeated Falrbury, which team defeated Lincoln on the Falrbury floor, which Is less than one fourth the regulation sise. This does not permit of playing a basket ball game. Falrbury was defeated by Llneoln on the Lincoln floor. Omaha, defeated Lincoln both at Omaha and at Lincoln. This plaoes Omaha above Fairhury, and the fact that Wllber defeated Falrbury does not Indi cate that Wllber, which team Crete de feated. Is on a rank with Omaha, for the games as played on small floors and by teams or small towns are noi genuine basket ball. Both Crete and Geneva were defeated by each other. Omaha has played just as strong teams, if not stronger, than Crete, ana nas not oeen oeiemea oy a Nebraska team or any other. On this we base our claim to the state championship of Nebraska. CLAUDS A, NBAVLES, Basket Ball Manager Omaha High School, Lob; Protntm of Selling- Rare at New Orleans Fair Urosnd. NEW ORLEANS, March ' 7. One of the heaviest program of th season was offered at the fair grounds today. Although the majority of the rare were under sell ing conditions a fair class of platers was entered. Jockey J. W. Murphy wa In definitely suspended today for a bad rlJe on Ida May, heavily played at 11 to 6, In the second race. Ida May finished fourth. Weather clear, track fast. Results: First race, one-half mile, selling: Inlurv (1(8, Rosen, 20 to 1) won, The Slicker ( Oh F. Swain, 8 to 1) second, Exotic " (103, Brunsfll, 90 to 1) third. Time: 0:48. Pinion, Lillian Ray, Cunning, Lady Iyeota, Dispute, Slitter Ollle. Kenmare Queen. Concise. Cuban Boy, Harry Perclval, Anderson and Miss Hapsburg also ran. uecona race, six I'lriones, selling: h.mi Wether (1U6. Notter. I to 4) won, llan- brlilge (li. V. Powers, IS to 1) secoml. Urpnan Ld (l'. Jiuestis, 12 to l) nurd. Time: 1:14. Ida May. Prince Hnmpton. Oranomwo, Ben Strong and Field Marshal also ran. Third race, five and one-half furlongs, selling: E. T. Shlpp (107, Mmdcr, 7 to 1) won. Rustle (103, J. Ijt'e, 10 to 1) second. Javotte (106. Notter. 15 to 1) third. Time IMS. Arrow Swift, Dandy Dancer, Rihk Whisk Xroom. tter B r. Tartar Main, William H. Lyon, Teruh, Linda Lake, Feast and Tile Kiln also ran. Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap; Prince Ahmed (111. Notter. 9 to 6) won Hyperion II. (112, J. Lee, H:to 1) second, Colloquy (1U6. 8. Powers. 13 to t mini Time: 1:13ft. Polly Prim and Bratrg also ran. Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: Beatrice K. (105, V. Powers, 7 to 1) won, Bertniont (!8, C. llonry, 8 to 1) second, juoraies uw, Minder, 8 to 1) third. Time: 1:16. Rap- rnhnnnock. Alencnn. Bon Doublf. Ue Oro French Nun, Abe Ooodlng. La Cache, (Jronr-hiia Kav. Akhar and Lucy also ran Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Royal Onyx (108. Leibert, 15 to 1) won, (111, Notter, 11 to 6) second. (100, J. Lee, 7 to 1) third. Bulla Strome, Consistent, Meadow Breexe, Re bo, b:mHrnrf aIra ran. Seventh race, mile and one-quarter. Sell ing: St. Bellalre (107, McDaniol, 3H to 1) won, Ullpin (110, C. Booker, 11 to 1) secoml, Jack Witt (102, S. Flynn, 11 to 6) third. Time: z:u. treei, riuji nmm w, Oold Mate. Louise, MacFarlan, Knight of Ivanhoe, Ottoman, Cull, Javanese and Qorden Rusk also ran. OAKLAND, Cal., March 7. Results: virat race, one mile and seventy yards selling: John H. (109, Hayes, 7 to 1) won Pinaud (l', Butwell, 13 to 1) second, Jocund (11Z, W. Miner, io 1) iniru. Magrane, Mattle H., Happy r oni ct rirli ft also ran. three and one-half furlongs: Utile Jane (106. Sandy. 7 to 2) won, Seattle ,kik mvm. 18 to 1) second. Ocean Maid ?mn tv Kllv. 2 to 1 third. Time: 0:414. a 11. i in. and Carrie Thatcher also ran. Third race. six furlongs, selling: Cuernavaca (101, A. Walsh, 10 to 1). won;, Hal (101. W. Kelly, 18 to 1), second;! Ormus (112, W. Miller, 7 to 5, third. Time: 1:17. Billy Myer, Bannatlne, Jere miah, Emma O., Soldano, No Father, Kis met Jr. and Love of Oold also ran. Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth, purse: Cigar Lighter (107, W.. Kelly. 7 to 10), won; Maxtress (97, A. W aiah, 20 to 1), second; J. K. Laughrey (108, Scoville, 20 to 1), third. Time: 1:50. St. Avon, Dredger and Bye Bye II also ran. Fifth race, on mile and seventy yards, selling: Fudora (106, W. Kelly. 21 to 6), Shady Lad (109, C. Miller, 4 to 1), sec ond; Western (108. Gilbert, 6 to 8). fwlrd. Time: 1:60. Metlakatla, Invader, Murkle Mayer, Melar and George KUborn also ran. Sixth race, six furlongs, purse: Mitor (117, Knapp, 11 to 6), won; Freeslaa (lis, Butwell. 20 to 1), second; Carthagenlan (120, Mentry, 8 to 1), third. Time: 1H8 Alice Carey, Kenilworth, Callls, Legal Form, Libervale, Confidence, Dr. Coleman, Larmeagene and Talcntosa also ran. LOS ANGHLES, Cal., March 7. Results: First race, five furlongs, selling: Billy Mayham (106, Schilling, S to 1), won; Anna May (99, McBrlde, 8 to 1), second; Lachata (103, Goldstein, 7 to 1), third. Time: 1:00V. Adalbert Belle, KooniRln Luise, Creston Boy, Royal Rogue, Golden Rule and Slippery finished as named. Second race, three and a half furlongs, purse: Inclement (105. Schilling, 7 to 6), won: Melton Cloth (108. Burns. 15 to 1). second; Belle of Brass (99, Martin, 12 to 1. third. Time: 0:41. Silk Hose, Ak- Sar-Ben, Buckthorns, Live Oak, Willlnm F., Heron, Del Crusados, Royal Stone, Corlel and Fred Maler finished as named. Del Crusados finished first, but was dis qualified ror louung. Third race, one mne, selling Merrick Mlns Strome Timet liH1. Robin Hood, Platoon and Time: 1:504k. Rice, DanlU the respective merits of their teams, and will he the partlclpxnts In the tournament. Throe ef the schools have definitely le chled to aocpt the Invitation, and the fourth Is connnlprlng the matter favorably. The tournament will take two evenings. o gnmes being played each evening; the winners vl tn iirl niru s contest win f!Rht It out for the stats honors on the second, and the losers will play for con- olatlon. OMAHA Y. M. V. A. OVERWHELMED Outplay Crete la First Half, bat Wrakea la the Second. CRETE, Neb., March 7. (Special Tele gram.) The second me between the Omaha and Crete Young Mens Christian association basket ball teams was played here this evening. It wns a splendid game from start to finish. Both teams showed excellent teamwork, being about evenly matched. In the first half Crete had nard uek. missing field goals. Score, nrst nan: Omaha. 11: Crete. 8. Beginning the second half Crete came bark with a rush, scoring two field goals In the first minute or play Their hard training aave them more en durance, which enabled them to play Omaha ort its reel. ocore, seconu half: Crete. 25; Omaha, C Total score: Crete, 83; Omaha, 17. The lineup: KK1BJ c. ..B.O ..L.O ,.nr .L.r c... HO. L.O.. R.r. L.r. OMAHA. rf5 f -f miS THE GERMS virs vtn crx -zrjrrz otoo OF SCROFULA One of the nnchanceable laws of nature is thnt "lire shall bctrt like." FarenU who are related by the tie of blood, or who have a consumptive ten dency, or other family blood taint are sure to transmit it to their children in the form oi Scrofula. Swollen glands, brittle bones, weak eyes, hip disease, pale, waxy complexion, sickly bodies, running eorcs and ulcers, etc., are the usual manifestations of the disease. Those who have inherited a scrofulous tendency may succeed in holding It in check during 3-ounp, vigorous life, but after a spell of sickness, or when the system begins to weaken and lose its vitality from other causes the ravages of the trouble will become manifest and sometimes run into Consumption. S. S. S. goes down into the circulation and forces out the scrofulous deposits, kills the germs and completely cures the disease. It changes the quality of the blood by removing all impurities end poisons, and supplying this rital fluid with rich, health-sustaining qualities. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable medicine, and is especially adapted to systems which have been weakened and poorly nourished by scrofulous blood. Literature OH Scrofula and any medical advice desired Bent free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA. E. J. . Cl.rk lTrlh Movker Thomu Hinn Umpire W. K. Crslg Orvnn.nl ... K'rwn brock B.rtw.11 ... rhrlri,ni,ll Referee: V. I.. Clark. Omaha. Charles Knoll, Crete. TWO NEW AUTOMOBILE! RECORDS Berntn Lowers Marie tor lOO allies to 72 Minutes and SO 1-5 Seconds. ORMOND. Flo., March 7. Two records wore broken on Ormond Bench today. M. O. Bernln, In a slxty-horse-power French car, went the 100 miles In l:12:B6Vs, almost three full minutes under the old record of 1:1V5S. established on Ormond tuach in 19fi by Walter Clifford Earp, In an English rar. The French car today performed con sistently on every lap and waa splendidly driven throughout. The other record to fall was that of the mile for middleweight gasoline cars. Ce drlno, in a slxty-horse-power Italian car, covered the distance In 0:35. The old rec ord, mode by Douls Chevrolet In lfKnJ, whs 0:40. The German car's time for the mile, flvtng start, was o:ii. The Krenen car msdo the mile In 0:69V4. while nn American flfty-horso-power car covered It in 0:4. l.NTEnCLASS BASKET BALL GAMES Sophomores at the t'nlverslty Defeat (he Seniors. LINCOLN, March T. (Special Telegram.) In the first game of tho Intorrla-ss basket ball series Friday, the university sopho mores defeated the seniors by the close score of 8 to 35. The next game will be played Friday night, March a), between the Junior and seniors. These games are held to decide the class championship of the university. The lineup: SENIORS, SOPHOMOHK3. Schmidt (C.) f. Flowers L.P. Cherrtngton C. Burnett R O. Mltrhrll V Q KANGAROOS ARB ENTERTAINED Pleasant Evening; Spemt with Man- aarer of tho Team. The Kangaroo basket ball team of the Toung Men's Christian association was entertained Dy Liouis jjoaos, lorwara ana manager of the team, at his home, 41 South Twentieth street, Friday evening. A good time was enjoyed by the boys, who iiayea games ana reviewea meir hsi vi losket ball victories. Those present In cluded E. F. Daiilson, boys' work director of the association: Ous Miller, tho team's coach; Ed Burdick, Herbert Arnsteln, Merle Howard. Carl Nagl, Ralph Doud, George Bugarman and Iouls Dodd. In a recent basket Dan game at Hed Oak. la., the Kangaroos defeated a team representing Company M. Iowa National Guard. The militiamen were aa olean a five In their style of play aa any the Kangaroos have played, and the locals Demny 1 103. Van Dusen. 20 to 1). won: Pal (108. Burns, 8 to 5), second; Laudable (UH, Gold stein, IS to 8), third. Time: 1:41, Fischer Boy. Lonla. Rustling f Ilk. Costly, By-Play, Lltholln and Sunmark finished s lamed. Fourth race, one mile and three-six teenths. Durse: E. T. Fryer (102. Schll ling, 'even), won; Chalfonte (106, Dugan, 14 to 6). second: Ij. c. wiarig tau. Juar. tin, 9 to 2), third. Time: 1:59. Baron Esher and Chimney Sweep finished as named. Fifth race, one mile and an eighth, sell ing: cotillion (104, Schilling, 8 to i won; Salnrlda (95, Martin, 8 to 1), sec ond; Lady Chlswel! (104. Burns, S to 1) third. Time: 1:64. Christine, Lady Vashtt, Esther B. Silver Sue, Leash, Rama and Our Bailie finished aa named, Sixth race, five furlongs, selling: Toller (108, Archibald, 5 to 1), won: Bribery (103, Schilling, 1 to 2), second; Instructor (108. llavward. 25 to 1). third. Time 1:00. Ella True, Senator William Stone, Pyrrno, bp Ins trees. Lady Rice. Tattenham. Olenarm, Chief Bush, Welker and Nerska finished as named. CORNnCSKERS LOSE TO IOWA Walsh of the Nebraskans Does Some Star Work. IOWA CITY. Ia,. March T. (Special Tele gram.) Iowa won from the Nebraska five tonight by a score of 88 to 26. Walsh of Nebraska was the star of the game, making 23 of Nebraska's points. His work waa the finest seen on the Iowa floor this season. Score Field baskets: Walsh, 6; Bcnmiat, x; r. well, l: Stewart, s; JiucK helmer, 1: Norton, 1: Parrlne. 6: Buckner, 8 ; brown, 1. Free throws: Walsh, 13: Buck ner, 6. Substitutions: Perry for Woods. Norton for Buckhelmer. Referee: Hyland or lows. Basket Dall Championship. IOWA CITY. Ia., March 7. (Special.) Tne aiapute among ma lowa nign schools as to the basket ball championship will be settled on the floor of the lowa gymnasium the lattur part of this month. Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, Muscatine and Water, loo axe Involved In the controversy over LP Smith (C.) R.F Miller C P.rrott L O Aldm R O Turner Goals from field: Miller, 6; Hmltli. 4; Par- rott, 4; Schmidt, 2; Flowers, 2; Cherrlngton 7; Mitchell, 2. Fouls thrown: Smith, Schmidt, 10. WOMEN OVERRUN BOXING PROF, Fair Ones Eager to Stndy Art of Self Defense, As a result of two or three young women of Omaha asking to bo Instructed In the manly art of self-defense as a pro tectlon against the assault of footpads considerable, class of young women is now receiving regular Instructions In the art Paul Murray, who is entitled to the credit of organizing the class, has had to call his wlfa to his assistance In the Instruction of the young women In tho boxing art, In addition to boxing the young women are instructed in dinerent athletlo exer Clues. Arrangements for Games. IOWA CITY. I a,. March 7. (Sneclal.) iiio lung ueiuyeu game ior me state Col lege championship will be played on th Orlnnell floor on March 11. Iowa and Grin neu nave aujustea tneir dirricuities over the place of meeting, and will play tho trird game at urinnell. The local team not pleased. with the outlook, as It has small chance to win on the small-floor r Orlnnell, with three of the regulars out of tue game, urinnell nas been trying to get a second game with the Simpson team. which beat them on Simpson's floor some time ago, but have not been able to do so. lowa win piay me last game of the sea son on the lowa floor March 7 against ' Sporting; Gossip. Mike Cantlllon Is said to have refused ., ior Anuy oyier. European papers say Hackenschmldt will mane up ior any Honors the old country nuo ioai oy reason oi uurns invasion. Reports are daily expected from the soutn oi tne ilnaing of some new phenom Lis why were all those press agents taken aiong i Indiana farmers have become so used to getting easy money this winter that they will be praying for an automobile race every winter. Joe Cantlllon has announced that he Is certain of one thing, and that Is that he will cause the Senators to finish In front oi me Highlanders, Monte Cross promises to give Kansas City some intelligent ball this season. It Is a long time since they have had any iieauy uu in iianaas Cliy. The Pottawattamie Gun club will hold Its regular weekly shoot Sunday afternoon at mo xownsena Gun club grounds at the eas ena oi me uougius Btreet bridge. McGraw has announced that he Intend to carry a Dig pitching start this season and that several of the more promising yuuugaicis win im &epi on me pay roll, So "Champion" Burns has taken down nia pot, declining to meet lire r Johnslna. Nothing but lemons for Tom. That boy is New York fans are not so sure the Giant win win ine pennant as they were before ""' ru murpny visited me metropo lis, ah iuiiinjr uiu was to say ne waa iu win ii nimneit ana thst settled the matter for a go.d many New York inna. Flttsburg Is determined that Hans W. nrr Biiau jruirn if, ine oiamonil thl vac. For years this great player has practically m wwii uiiuucig ana now th ownership gives him the power to nam nis price. Harney Dreyfus once said wiioii ii ne was going to se wagner: "Ask me If I am going out of mo uasa uaii uuHiness. giSML JJJL- -X -US M1LI.-9BB! f 8 ALE OF Bandera A Magsard, of Popu lar rutins, Kentucky, have shipped to. Grand Island, tor private sale, 18 lacks, to ba sold at the Ilradstreets & Clem en's aUblea. They are now at the barns, and anyone wanting a good Jack, should not miss this opportunity. Write Ior cat alogue or (or further Inform- U6n to v SAUNDERS & HAGGARD Ertsi Islici, Kit. COM1SKBY MAKES POOR START first Team Defeated at Loa Anwelea am a. Seeond at Saa rraaclaeo. IX AKQELEa Cal.. . T T-h. i. I Angeles team defeated ths American lea-uo team o. i oi Lineago yesterday by tha score of f to I. Four hit were bunrhM on Aitroca in me siztn, nettine three runs. ??ror! R-H.il cnicago j g a uoa Angeies 10 fi BAN FRANCISCO. March . Tajn J 1 of the Chicago American league was de feated In a practice game by the local team by a score of t - to I. San Francisco tried out Pitchers Whlterldge, Willis Klfman and Eddie and Cathers Ferry. Ilange and cauiu. 1.1111W oaitery was Manuel, Olm- iou, ciwiuiw tnu jiarc. The New REO The sportiest thing on wheels. uS ei trar areg ksbits are positively ere by MiBlilN. r til. kKr prir ta w r buttle Fur hv iMMiars.ia or tutarnai . anil to say drug k.l.ltii lr m, w Iuor ar lella druiiri.t or by Situ La tlaia mwr. laesuMal ce.t St. liu. aio. For BBOS, Sale ty O New York Americans Go Sooth. NEW YORK. March 7. Several m.mhr- oi me American league base bail team left on the Pennsylvania railroad early this morning for Atlanta, where the team "i uno training preliminary to th opening oi the championship season. Otl,r men of the team will 'Journey te Atlanta vy umuiBiii routes ana in all tweiitv-stx players, eccordirg to Berrotary Nation will be under Manager Clark OrlfflLh's airecuon in the southern city, the squad iiiiuuiui eivvuu piicnent ana six catchers. aiiloiim tnoae who leii nere th s imirnlnir i .uha woo reported veaieriiv Nawton. Lake and Neuar. i,n, tTi InflU... u...l tfu..n ' ' Ootra Losxra Handicap Match. r, fc, W YUKK. March T Franlr n,,l,.h champion American wrestler, tonight lost a tiandaap match to Joe Hugurs, being un able X throw Rotors, the rules governing the content requiring that he should dean noffur live times within an hour. The men wrealled tatch-aa-raith-raa style. Ootch secured th first fall In j miuulea khd the second In M inlnut. h,,..r. throUKhout the match waa constantly on the defensive and frequently crawled blf tha nial to tirvi.t l.l,, ... .. ' Gentleman's Roadster THREE MODELS '"""HI FOR 1908 Every one with the same posltlTe, powerful REO engine-design and strong, clean-cut. practical con struction, that has made the REO In its first three years take more prizes and give more surprises than any other motor-car ever built. THE. NEW ILEO GENTLEMAN'S ROADSTER Bhown above la the 1908 sensation of the roadster class. It haa the touring car chassis with a special-design body. Is higher geared, lighter, and sets low; with raklbh seats, a trunk-box In the rear convertible Into a 2-passenger seat, (luring, protecting fenders, and 32-lnch wheels. And It actually makes 4 5 miles an hour. More 'go" than was ever before sold for the price. glOOO o. b. Lansing. Come In and look it over. Al'TO fHOW MARCH IV, HO and 'Hi REO 6-paBsenger Touring- Car, f 1,250. Gentleman's Roadster, lil.OOO. 4-passenger Runabout, $630. rsUCKS r. O. B XVaaslag. SISTsUBITTIsK AOXSTTSl Henry II. Van Brunt, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Jones & Brandes, Hastings, Neb. ITortharn and Enstara sTabraaka and 'Westers Iowa. Southern and Westers ITsbraska. u I 3 LANDSEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO The Big Mora Besle Yellowstone Valley On the first and third Tuesdays of each month, April to November Inclusive, will personally conduct Homcseekers' Excursions to tho Ulg Horn Bnsln, AVyo., and Yellowstone Valley, Montana. The earlier In the season you go, the bettor. TRAIN LEAVES OMAHA 4:10 P. M., LINCOLN 6:20 P. M. These sections are rapidly Increasing; In populntton and the new towns are growing fast Opportunities, to acquire land, stated briefly, as follows: 14,000 acres of homestead land near Garland, Wyo., Irrigated by the Govern ment, now ready for settlors. 10,000 acres of homostead land. Irrigated by the Government, and 15,000 acres under the Carey Act, ready for settlers In the vicinity of Rallantlne, Huntley and ' Billings, Mont 60,000 acres under the Carey Act rendy for settlers May 12th, near Cody, Wyo. 60,000 acres under the Carey Act now ready for settlers In the vicinity of. Worland, Basin, Greybull and Lovell, Wyoming. Our new fouldcr with largo map, giving full and com plete particulars regarding those lunds will bo sent freo upon request Address S. CX-Eat OEITEa, Oeneral rnt, IA5D BEEXXmS IHEOXMATIOH BUKEAXX, 1004 rarnam St., Omaha, Hen. iBailopij I'.' 1 I rTTTT TT. vm miii.uiMiiinimiii I lillllllli U- fffmiwiAinsw'1 V? iiaa"tMTV rUMG WAVE YOU BEEN? Not by OMAHA BEE, but by sending EAST articles of metal to be repaired and replated on which you are paying express and freight charges. It Can be Done at Home OMAHA SILVER CO. KEMPER, HEMPHILL & BUCKINGHAM ERSM1THS i Fflaitiiiinigj Between Farnam and Harney 314 S. 13i All Kinds steiwee wrte tne-einasj llcl or (ullty Is flye years In the i ""Viates. Thsl-' - Wrs tli. r I fn1antA rullt v tji staVV ol such ilscountln 'rMnoUtiA loliJMonJtf llHH deVilrsinful be glvsn beiMl.vtntir-fie kaewVw.re Vorth 1T i -w(a,kt as you bsUevt t Is entlUed to has the DrocewW.tha nates uJ-riV' pther etrawmst'vfes. if the r fsffj cilrlt Jf !SS Iff b cr ft f soft han fijur. leant 1 ble k -la bat hf CtUaT i ettlt sal tlM rsO-.f f ' "V sOtyl , lloai I hi To California by Tourist Car A Common Sense way to go. Economical and Comfortable. The Rock Island offers (aster service than any other aouthem route. The more you know about ''Rock Island Tourist , Cars" the more you will realize why thousands of ' well-to-do people travel that way. Booklets about California and Rock Island service ea request. Very low rates daily during March and April. CWwsy "Colo nist " tickets honored in Tourist Sleepers on payment o( berth rata. Let dm tell you about tbe very tow cost of this spring trip. e Dl, bleat ttsnf ldlstr" nronKl.-fn. ornpjf'-v-u ..u.navrVJ r, F". r. Rutherford Division Passenger Agcnl 1323 Farnam ntl., OMAHA, Mora s . .1 Wr; in ft' i ?ff 1 f t ace 1 tf a . w J,4ut. "i.nV II.S SUCtt botes to be I In detartnli CtirfjJ, 'jjib tioeecuredt If so be aa4 oonv I ha the criminal lntint pyv., -. - i mi viiiiiniai inisni w injurs or oojt aUua Lis effaoses cbartsd in ths indict. jx, bank as ciiared.youiil tals loto IS: I s- V a IW1 I -fji h"rf hVVi h vrU-f raus Matl WE CUKE TwIEN PAY OUR FEE WHEN CURED Men afflicted with any Hi I men t should ro to the liootor lonK t eaial.llnlicd, most mptfr ie i iced and best tucU-mi. Our twenty-five years successful practice In curing MEN has enabled u to perfect cururl that has never been sur passed If equaled. This successful experience Is valuable to our futiunts and yon pay wben cored. Established in Omaha 25 Years. This reputation we have held so msny years, ss the most MUST it V. I.I XBL.H and Bl'CCKSd KL'Li !KJ:T01tS for MKN In the west. Men come to us knowing their true condition will dm honestly explained and treated. After a per feut understanding of each caae a fair honest price is atei-d upon tx-tween doctor and pat ient. Including all medicines until cured, fur patients know just what It will coat for a per manent cure hefore they befrin treatment. Always find out Positively If the fee In cludes the MKUK'lNf;. If yuu puy for inedl- know what the cost of your treatment will he olnes every time y,,u ret thorn, you never io noi lie cairviit In this Brest niedl- you wish to va SISCASES, XlSBfiT and, BI.ASSEJA SiaZASES. Ait Dlssases of cine rrait. We wlU cure yea for less Baeney thnn sny oilier specialist U i B I L 1 I' Y ulooo voisoar money In any way STOklACal. SKIBI Man. no mutter how acquired FREE Examination and consultation. Write for freo' booklet and CO SIS S, 14th St. OMAHA. 1TSB 'S iittvseeu t'arnara said lvuglaa. DR. McGREW tTDU - - f,.,uw uewu.