"i.'i v.
Tin: f.eej omaiia. rmnAY. makcii it. inn.
Western League Teams in Stir of Preparation; Omaha Dog Show Plans Made
WESTERN LEAGUE GIRDING UP
Report! All Over Circle Show Bustle
for Biff Race.
PITCHERS AST) CATCHERS READY
Entries for Omaha's ! POWELL TO BE SOLE MANAGE ; Frank J. Gould Hints
at Attempt at Radical
Changes in M. P. Road
Tope Tenna Material Grttlnn; Ta
..ether Pa ' Rear Uaa
Coantlens an tar Mew
. " Anil Park.
Tewort from all over th Western league
dtcl Indicate that. Uia enemy la girding
up his loins In MVcn other cities and pre
paring for that pcnnnnt race. Another
week will see practically every erne of t he
Western league oluba busily training for
tli? race.
Down at Topeke. Kan., where the newly
mmnl Ktwn are to roost this season, the
pitchers and catchers are on the mounds
and practicing They lgan work
Wednesday, as Manager Moore wished to
get a line on the bunch of twirlera he had
signed to uphold the Kansas capital honor.
The remainder of the Team, will report the
same day that Pa's lads come to Omaha,
March 20.
Moore Is planning to sign another
youngster before the season opens, fully
Ilielteonteln (net he un't born .St, Pat
lick's day). Hilly played with the Co
lumbus club tn the South Atlantic league
Inst season and hit .2H lie Is primarily
an outfielder, but can play 841 y position.
The race for the wuon ticket that Fa
is offering for the best name for the new
base bait pork Is coming along finely, All
kinds of names, testifying that there are
a bunch of live imaginations in Oinaha.
The name fiourke park is a strong leader
In popularity, many of the funs believing
that fa aught to be remembered as the
base ball man of Omulia. I 'a. Isn't saying,
but bo In understood to have remarked
onr-e that It was deeds and not names that
counted.
Indoor Meet to Close j Automobile Deale;.. As.ociatio Give. I
at End of the Week ; Hin complete control. i
. . ZTT". MAY EK1ARGE AUDITORIUM
many ocuoois wju juc atjiiiimisu
,t in Big- Contest at Auditorium
1 in April.
This week wHi see the plowing of the
entry list of the second Omaha Indoor
meet, to be held April 1. Athletes will be
entered from all of the big atate univer
sities of the west, from tl)S emaller col
leges, from the athletic associations of Chi
cago, Kansas City and
Mere Spare Meat He Provide t
Handle .til tke tare lealere
Wish to Kihll.lt Nest
Year.
Clarke a. Powell, secretary of the Omaha,
Automobile I-aters' association, was
elected sole manager of the Omaha Auto-
Omaha, from the mobile show to be held In KM2 at a. meeting
vn,.n u.n. I'hrlailan aaaoclatlona of 1 ' mo ufsociaiion unci nrunnutj ..,...
,1,. hth k-tn.1.. Mr, Powell, aided by Wtllard Hosford,
. . - J mar-aged the very successful show held at
" ' , ,. th Audltnrtura In February gnd was tonn
The exa number of men to be entered . ' . . ...
Is not certain, but it Is thought that the
South Omaha Five :
to Play, Bluffs Boys
Two Fait Garnet of Basket Ball
Scheduled Across River Friday
V., Evening.
Friday evening two fast games of basket;
ball will be played at the Council Bluffs
Young Men's Christian association gym
nasium. The first game, starting- at I
o'clock, will be between 8011th Omaha and
Council Bluffs sophomores. The Bluffs
sophomore lineup is: Baker and Crowl,
farwards; UHes, canter;, Hue and Lenox,
guards. In the second game the five from
the South Omaha "Y" will play the Em
ployed boys of the Council Bluffs Young
Mens Christian association. '
The Kmployed boye defeated the Bouth
Ctiaha quintet In a close game the last
iima iney met,, so uieiuagla City boys are
ut to win this game. The, Employed boya
win nave tne 10 uo wing llmnip: Morrison
and F, Deffenbaus-h,' forwards; Mortenson,
tenter; Cy Defffnbaugh and Wise, guards
TWO WOMEN CLAIM ONE MAN
list will be slightly larger than In liHw
Almost every athletic; squad, school or
association is represented by more than
one man and many ot them will aend sev
eral men fur svaie of the events and relay
teams. '.
The war In Mexico threatens to torce the
athletic association to give tip the "equip
ment" race between the soldier teams of
Port Crook, as Lieutenant R. D. Smith, in
charge, has been ordered to leave. If one
of the ether officers of the fort will take
bis place it will still be carried through,
but otherwise would have to be given up.
Many of toe colleges are planning to hold
track meets, either Indoor or outdoor, be
fore tha Omaha nenel comes off, so the
college athletes will be In fine fettle when
they arrive.
TUe Ad club has ordered a section of 100
box seats for the nwet. One hundred of
the Ad ulub members will be there with a
new yell and an electric sign.
The Ad club will occupy the boxes at the
east end of the Auditorium and the Omaha
High school Undents will hold the section
at the west end of the building.
PA PLANS EXHIBITION GAMES
P.ara Declares she Is Real Wll
! ; Parker, A ceased of Shooting;
Harry Johason.
of
imously chosen as the manager of the next
auto exhibition. '
In former year the Automobile associa
tion has always waited until the aanual
meeting held la October, to elect both the
officers of the association and the mana
ger of the show. However, as the Seventh
Omaha Auto show, as the .test one will
be called, will be a much, larger affair
than has ever boon held here before. Mr.
Powell was elected this spring so as to
allow him plenty of time for preparations.
The number of dealers who will exhibit
cars next year will be somewhst larger,
three being admitted to the association last
night the Interstate company, the Marlon
company, and the International Harvester
company. This will make the Show larger
and. as was the case this year, unless there
are arrangements made for more space
many pf the dealers will be forced to show
only a part of their cars.
Mr. Powell plans either to build an annex
to the Auditorium for the show wk, or
to have a balcony (constructed Inside the
building and ntlltie this. The objection
to the oiitslda annex is that there will be
diSHatlefled ones, among those who are
obliged to show outside.
Ma jr Bnlld a Balcony.
"I think that If It Is possible a balcony,
built kaslde of the Auditorium will be the
best plan. We would arrange to have all
Omaha Team Will Figure ia Seriei Of 1 tna necessary firms, the hunch stands. nd
Practice Hatchet I r lmllr booths placed on this nai-
kiij. i nis wuutu irva , me siagc uj'rn
tn ..,1 K .... .nl,lJ V.. nn,n
TO WORK OUT WITH SCHOOLS the stage by means of an Inclined plane.
In this way all the pleasure cars can be
Contest at St Louis to Correct Bad
Impression and to Preserve
Integrity of System. V
, NEW YORK, Marcll ls.-ITenk J. Oould
who announced tet nlgUt his Intention
later to Issue a statement ot an alleged
effort by the Standard Oil . Intercste to
force the corporation's wishes on the man
agement of the Missouri Taclflc ratlroad,
issued another statement today, stating
why he had lined up with the minority
stockholders tn yesterday's meeting at
Louis.
"The tendency," he said, "has recently
bean to make prominent projects, which
looked to many prominent holders of MIS.
sourl Pacific securities a possibly disas
trous, and the contest at St. Luuis was
made to correct not only such aa Impres
sion, but to put the management of the
company Into hands which would protect
the Integrity of the system. Ths result
waa the real proprietors have Indicated
that they will stand together In preserving
their property Jntact,"
, Mr. Oould would not say. when tbe state
ment regarding the Standard Oil interests
would be made public.
OMAHAN IN -TW IN DENYER
Clifford E: Hafman Personates His
Brother Charged with Offense.
SELKS TO AID HIM TO ESCAPE
ton He la ia Mail tharae with Cone-oaaatna-'
a Felony
' Kffort Will lie Mode to
. , Arrest Brother,
was unable to ee his son. .The hey is 111
with diphtheria snd Is In Quarantine on
the second floor of the house -
Mr. Fisher w here three1 weeWs se.v
but was unable to see h's son at that time
Bellovato aaa Cralafctoit Agarea-a-1
loaa Will Try Oot Against
Roirkrt Major l.eagae
tlafca Coaalaav
t Complications as to who Is the real wif
of, "tab', Parker, the negro who-;slot
Marry Johnson, another negro,. In A
drenken brawl at the latter's home Tues
day night, arose last night at tbe polloo
station when Beasts Wilson, a negreaa of
South Omaiia. appeared and dealared to
fill Ice raotaln Iempsey that she waa the
i(e of . the man accused of murder,. , ,
i Ifollowing the , tragedy, Viola Thorn,
Wi.pwn to tlie police as "Gasoline," averred
ahf wak tbe wife of Parker. She Was con
fronted iq tbe jcaptatn's private offlea last
ijlg ht by . tka negrosa from South Omaha.
. "Now, wMch one of you does Rab be
long tor4 asked the captain. '
''Me,", came in uniaoa from both of them.
I 'HYell. ef you want 'ra. you kin havo 'ta,m
Yllila ehonted. "He ain't no good In Jail,
now, an' how." ,.
Pa Kourke plans a series of exhibition
garaas every day. The l"regulars" against
tbe ' "rookies will be the dally program
except on, the twelve special days when Pa
has arranged for outside teams to come
and have a, practice with fela Colts. -
Seven exhibition games will be played
with visiting major league teams, t,h Chi
cago White: Sox.' the Detroit Tigers and
the Boston Bed Sox all American league
squad- The White Box will be here April
J, S and S and the' Detroit Tigers will
come In April S and 4. Tbe Boston team
will be hero April S and! a
The first eXnibitlon game pf the season
will be held 'a wqek from Saturday, when
the Btors Triumphs, one of the) best of the
local amateurs, will try their luck with the
professionals. The Btors nine will be lined
np aeainet the Rourkee two days, March
25 and M. - Bellerue college will oome up
with, real rooters to help.. win the game on
April 12 and Crelghton will meet the
Omaha o April tt.- Crelghton Is taking a
hard date, one day before the season opens.
shown on the main floor." said Mr
Powell.
In the basement the commercial exhibit
will be doubled next year. We have ar
ranged a plan already to allow for many
more of the business cars there.'
In the report of the show committee to
the association quite a dividend was re
turned 10 the dealers as their part of the
profits of the show week. The Omaha
dealers made enough out of their show
so that the space bought "by each dealer
cuat lass la Oman than In any othor show
In the country. Thla was In spite of the
fact that the 1911 Omaha show cost the
dealers a large sum In decorations, music,
and other small things.
The show of next year will have a much
more elaborate decorative scheme than the
one used this year and Manager Powell
promises some Innovations for the Omaha
people hat aMll bring the Omaha exhibition
to an oven higher plane.- ' ' ' . .
GRAIN EXCHANGE GETS HAM
Bankers in Lead Until Last Game,
When Slum ii Comes. .
LOSE THE CONTEST BY 57 PINS
Diamond '0" Takes Thret-l'sraered
Match In Codnay I.eaa-ae,' with
Rex Second, and Pioneers .
Brlng-la tTp-Hear,
A special match between the Grain ex
change and the bankers took place at the
Francisco alleys last night. A good bunch
of rooters cheered each team. tThe bankers
had a good lead after the second game
with eighty pins, but they took a eiump,ln
ths last game and lost by fifty-seven pins.
Kerr, for the gralnmen, was high for -the
three games with 691, and also had high
tingle game with 242. Scoroi
Q RAIN KXCHANGH
DENVER. March 15. -(Special Telegram.)!
Clifford. E. Huftntin of Omaha stands (
charged before the district court of Costilla
county, Colorado, of compounding a felony
in rftjuetestlug bhnslf to a Colorado
deputy sheriff ss his brother, Olen C, Huf-
msn,1'- fr wkom reiiulsWoti papers were
lsmtfd by- Governor Shafroth.
The case against Clifford E. Hufman pre
sents many unique' f natures. His brothel1
was charged with a stautory offense, the
Complaining witness being Rosett Mang of
Blanca. It is alleged In the Information
that Hufman left the girl In December ot
1910. going to Ms home In Omaha.
The girl's father laid the facts before the
district attorney and an Information was
lodged against Hufman, fallowed Imme
diately by a requisition signed by Governor
Shafroth. The papers were given to Deputy
Sheriff IToagland, who started tor Omaha.
Hoagtand'a attest proved too easy, Aa he
stepped off the train he- was met by a
young man who assjured him he was th
defendant named in the Information and
Was ready to return to Colorado without
extradition. . . . . '
When the officer and- prisoner reached
hero Clifford K. Hufman, who had passed
himself as Olen C. Hufman, cooly Informed
the authorities that be waa aot the man
they were looking for. Hufmafl then Insti
tuted habeas corpus proceedings, alleging
that the crime of compounding a folony
upon which he Is held was committed In
Nebraska ah 4 not In Colorado.'
District Attorney Albert Moses of Costilla
county Insists that the crime was completed
jn this state and he Is resisting the habeas
corpus motion. He has already filed an
Information, against Clifford E. Hufman,
charging him with being an accessory after
the facts and with compounding a felony.
Mr. Moses declares he will exhaust svery
legal resource In his effort to punisK Clif
ford iE. ' Hufman and in bringing Glen C
Hufman to the bar of Justice.
PANTALOON SKIRT CAUSES RIOT
Tro tilrls In Rio Janeiro Uecelte
ftoagh Treatment at Hands of
.
RIO JANKIRO. March IS The pantaloon
skirt has reached Rio Janeiro and two
girts who Wers ehnare.1 to popularise the
aurlnus garment, whlrh Is called here the
"cullotto Jupe." were mobbed In the street.
The police were called In to evict one
fronv a cafe snd she was Jostled hy the
crowds that gathered, while the othsr was
saved from complete denudement only with
some difficulty. The mob seemed greatly
amused and gathered up portions of the
garment as Souvenirs.
houfe. st tie was Si nl to a bun ker sitl' yes
tenlay and rihl not return.
Mrs. Nelson sac a similar ntsn rented
a room from her jesternay ronlaw Mre.
Nelson illd not suh:i anvthliiK uioug
until today when she went to the room,
found the duor locl.rj unci burst U nn.
FIVE-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLED
Boar of Barbara lloltsmaa f'nnad
Rooming; Ifonse Near Portland
ia Locked Boom.
In
rORXJAND. "re., March 15-Tlis body
of Barbara Holtxman, a S-year-old girl, was
found In a rooming house'1. here today by
Mrs. Gertie Nelson, proprietor . of the
house. The girl, wb clearly had been mur
dered, was the daughter of a mechanic who
lives' within a few blocks of the rooming
NO PIPE LINE COMBINE FOUND
tlcanrtmeat of Jnsitee 1'rast
Iloea ot Kilst. n I'rlrea
tre Ton Utah.
WASHINGTON. Mar. h li After mora
than a year of tn rst i;-it i.n Into the ImsU
ness of storing snd piping crude, oil In the
Oklahoma fields the Dcpurtmcnf of Justh e
hss found no evidence to substantiate the
charge that n combination existed among
the pipe line companies In violation of the
Sherman law.
tt was represented that tho pipe lines
lesdlng out of1 the Oklaliomn flehls were
bring manipulated by a smnll arnun of op
erators to the exclusion of Independents
who want to rnr oil.
The rates charged bv the pl(M line com
panies are considered excessive hy the de
partment and W. 8. Ken con. aseistmit tt
the attorney geaeral. said today that ths
Department ot Justice would turn th
whole question over to the Interstate Com
merce commission.
' In order that the advertiser may get the
best results for money Invested, he must
reach the buyer by the most direct and
reliable channel. The Hee Is that channel.
Uncoln Is tbe only team of tbe Western Watirt0i Amateur nhamninn Takei
ltngue that will flay exhibition games With I ,. . ,
xreumiiiaxy iniriy-oiA note
I
MORE TIME FOR ENTRY . . .
j OF OMAHA'S PRIZE DOGS
se is Extended It Gal
rreaso la Nomber on
- ...Ltata.
maha, Pa Says. Don Das pain Is making
arrangement! with Rourke now and the
data will probaJbiy b somewhere between
April 1 and V) It Is not decided yet
whether or not Omaha will visit Lincoln
and try little pranlce whirl with the
Antelope organisation.
Pa has decided to charge admission only
for the twelve scheduled ejthlbltlpn games.
At other times the fans will be allowed to
enter free and watch the Rourkes cavert
In the new park.
Her Captain William Bohlpke Is a busy
man these days, outlining plana tor me
first few days' training. Schlpke, Gondlng
ana Ctaham will have It on the other play
ers for the tlrs week, as they have already
got the kinks ot of then- system by prao
tlclng dally.
Omaha' first annual bench show Is go
Ing to be an undoubted success as an event
Of Importance In the middle west dog
world, but there la one thing sadly lacking.
Tbis Is the local entry list
! Entries from out of town have ooma In
fusely, dugs from, almost every city of Im
portance In the west are entered for the
big Omaha event. But the entries from
Omaha are a disappointment to the Kenael
i;lub.,.r' - " , : ;' f , ''
The secretary of the shew haa made ay
rangeuwnts to hold ppen the antry list Of
the show for a few days and an effort Is
la be made by the Omaha Kennel club to
double the number of. local ontrlea.
Just before the entries were closed for
outside dogs a telegram was r-cetve4 from
8. A. Klsher, president of ths Chicago Ken-
asl club entering his three French bull
dogs. Mr.. KtebeT's dogs are accounted
among the beat In the Country.
PARSON'S COLLEGE CLAIMS
SMALL SCHOOL HONORS
itakct Ball' Oaanes la lawa Hare
Hesalted I'alforaalr for Its
: - A :. ' ataaeftt. i :
- VXB MOINE3, March l.-tBeiaj-T
baskvt ball team of Parson's college la
dsJialtut ths a tats champtotianie at small
oul) slnoe the final game and defeat
of Iowa Wealeyan at Mount Pleaaaut. But
one defeat was suffered by the Parson's
team during the season and that was from
Ortnuell.
Twelve eullsge games: wrat jlaye4 "aud
ths following; la the soora for each gauia
' tu U aeaaoBi pwoo'a, ; tjlaapaoQ, n.
faraua'e. 47.. Canual, IL Parson a,
CarUae. XI. Parson's. IS; OriniuiU. 3.
Pars Si Hi Cos. 2a. parson's, S3; Central
Hi i ' Perswa a. U; SUropeen. U- ' Parson's,
il Highland Park. tS. Parson's. tS. Mctn
nigutn, IS. Paxsoa'a.. 4. Muumoaib. xa.
Pwraoa's. ss; lewa Wesleyan, 14 , Varson's,
K; Iowa Wealeyan, H Total tot Paraon's,
fesli total fur opponent...
ti tauatf Vtav 'rWa' V
. MAHUN. Tax., laaroh a ItiS New Terh
Naiiuaala laye tot iimae toaay, th
Yntviaue aii the ciu gtua an ava
break, lb reauiare look aa laTti-uaiiii
Kama In the luuruiug. 11 to 4. luaalag six
trro hits utt ataruuard. Irucke and tttioni
The Co) won tola aftarnoua. wlth'Hu
dolph luiahing, f to a Murray made
kuM run ever tba richt riaie tanea.
kvltaa .t Mar Uiltaaa
KlKiAS t'lTT. afaroh W John Kilns.
catcher f.r the Chicago Kattonala. left
Fownes Family, ,
Father and Son,
Lead'atPinehurst
1st. Bd.
WeeUes V& 149
Kerr 173 178
Den man 21ft 1S4
Sprague ...143 140
Cochran 217 178
Totals S07 t
BANKERS.
.1st- 2d.
Neal 1&9 ' 179
Edson li 1S7
Lyons .. SIS ' ' fc'l
Zimmerman 213 im
Drink water 177 164
3d.
1411
241
181
aii
178
Total.
451
6:iS
640
494
573
ARABS
ernerf
MURDER AMERICAN
i
ii
F. ' de Con. A rrhaeoloalst,
Killed. on North. Coast ot
Afrla.
S55 2,91
2d.
200
li
!34
1SI
172
Tutal.
677
40
648
, 6JX)
al3
Totals... 94 ' 87 SIS S,34
Ths A. O. IT. W, No. IT team won three
games by forfeit from the Onlmods. Haraill
was high for three games w1th509. Score:
' A. O. U. W. NO. 17.' '
1st 3d.
Y.-v-..,. 170 . ,S4
T...... ...... 17 ",12
1S8 ItH
Hamtll .
SimpseA .
Schindler
3d.
, 145
148
16?
Total.
. ..6
, 4S7
600
Totals..
Standing of Bowlers
Unchanged by Events
Nineteenth Day
Nearly All Experts Are Through with
Games and Last Three Days
,WiU .Be.UaeVetttfal.'
Eyent.
PINESHUR8T, N. C, March 18. National
Amateur Golf Champion W. C. Fownes, jr.,
of Oakmont was the gold medal winner tn
today's thirty-six-hole Qualification round
of the seventh annual club championship
golf tournament, scoring 162 with a pair of
seventy-sixes. His father was second with
161 and I. 8. Roblson of Oakhlll and J. P.
Gardner of Hinsdale tied for third at 167.
Others who qualified were: Robert
Hunter of Midlothian, Allan Laird of
Chevych&ae, Colonel J. E. Smith of Wil
mington, J. D. Foot of Apawamls, W. E.
Truesdall ot Brooklyn, George E. Morse of
Rutland, S. V. wyatt of Fond Uu Lac,
C. L. Becker of Woodland, C. N. Phillips
of Allegheny, W. L. Mllllken of Indianapo
lis, P. 8. McLaughlin of Wykagil, F. C,
Jennings ot Nassau and H. & Avery of
Detroit,
Ambrose
Cornwall
Kennedy
Anderson
Gatckt Defeats Koch.
KANSAS CITT. March la. Champion
Frank Ootch won a wrestling bout In
straight falls from Ernest Koch, a wrestler
from itermany, here tonignt. Koch, who
outweighed Uotch fifty pounds, put up an
aggressive contest, but he was tar too slow
for the Humboldt farmer. The first fall
resulted from a half-nelson and a crotch
hold after IS minutes and tt seconds and
the second ws forfeited by Koch after
minutes ana Xi seconds, when Uotch ap
plies nm lamoue too noto. - -
Laborer is Drowned ;
By Drinking Whisky
BUFFALO, K. ft March 14. Tha nine
teenth day of the National Bowling asso
ciation tournament-failed to bring out
bonier or team capable of winning a plaoa
among tbe leaders, a score of 6.52 In sin
gles by J. Schmidt of Buffalo this after-
nnnn htntf th. pama rolled
rractwaiiy all .the expert bgwiers have fonca wan auungiea wnea lie iftKes
plaed their .games and few changes In the JJip; Quit) 01 liquor from
nltalnir thru riavK Tha lefldlBa teams I e UaT ,
' PONCA.- Neb.. Marh tSpeclal Tele
Vive-men event:
Bonds. Cleveland ...... .1 . . . , , 19
Uetruoohtana. New York 1 Wl
jui-eriya, uocucsier i.ot
fturroairtie. Detroit l.t1
Taylor-Muran. 1'aterson 2,M4
Twe-iuea eveiU:
Kelsay aitd Jobna.ua. NeW.IISven 1.355
Knot, ton and leutnoecker, Baltimore.. I,iu
Krai and tHehno,. Clilcago L271
uulnn ana IJuunev. New York 1,2.
Klipatnck ami Waldecker, Detroit VU4
luUlvlOuai eveut;
Rrutio JurnschrH New York. .......... ....43
l'.iiihbun. t'leveland ..-0
Cvrrler. Port Huron !
Trcke, Cleveland
Mutter, .New iork eue
All-event:
whisky, O. B. Barber, 30 years old,
labor wag found dead hers this after
aoon.
Barber, along with two companions, had
resorted to the home of an acquaintance
and there engaged' In the. drinking of
gallon ft whisky. Barber drank , a large
quantity of liquor and fell on hla face.
lie was tacked up and placed on a bed
When tha physician arrived he found Bar
ber dead from strangulation.
The dead roan leaves a widow. No Inquest
wUl be held.
lie DTiwrfn rn nriri ni v. Mica uiq ,
Ceorge lrunt of Peterson. N. J .i4 plus. I I RGFST WOMAN IN STATF7
St. l.aals nefeats Claelaaatl.
HUT SPRINGS. Ark.. Marwh M.-Al
thoiigh AtaoMgcir Urirtlth of tba Cincinnati
NatUmal pJt tha regulars of his team
inta the llaetip toUay asainst the at. Louie
Amertcaas, Uie latter oulhlt and outneiclea
tba Naueuala and won. 1 to I. This Is ths
IB ire of a tat of nine games. Cincinnati
won she first and bt. Louie the last two.
kaara-. HUE.
at. Louta..... S 1 1
Cincinnati ..... 1 S S
batteries: Batlry, Oreory, Cleorge,
Clara and Cnx, tiaspar, at(.4ulUea. buns
bar. aici-jttB ana neverutd.
IS DEAD NEAR LINCOLN
fro. Mary Ana Lakr, V'atll teeetly
la Caodl Health, Paaaaa
Assay. ,
457 . 1.47S
M& 44
t'silakr Leaaae,
The three-cornered match in the Cttdahy
eague at the Francisco alleys last night
was won by tha Diamond C team with a
total of l.KaQ pins. Anderson and Hostetter
were high for the three games with fOS.
Hostetter had high single of tut - Boor:
PIONEERS.
. 1st. 2d.
........ m m3
1SS
171
191
M. 'Total
......
r.x
150
ltd)
iti9
11
184
BOSTON, March 18. Meager Information
that Herbert F. db Cou. official excavator
of an expedition of the Arohaelogical In
stitute of America on the north coast of
Africa, was murdered recently by Arabs,
has been received In . a cablegram by the
Boston Museum of pine Arts, The dis
patch did not say whether any other mem
bers of the party were attacked.
Mr. Pe Cou was a graduate of the Uni
versity pf Michigan. At ont-lme he waa
connected with tie American Hchool of
Claasical Studies In Athens, and latsr was
private secretary tp James Loeb In Munich.
WASHINGTON, March 15. Representor
tlpns have, .heein made . by . the- American
government te Turkey regarding the mur
der of H. F. Da Cou. an American arch
aeologist, by Arabs at Cyrena, Africa, on
March .11, and the American embassy al
Constantinople has cabled that soldiers
h&vs been diapatohed to arrest the known
criminals.
HOOK WORM FIGHT SUCCESS
Report of Million Dollar Coaaaafaaloa
. ar Sclent I Mo Treatment la
Gettins; T'aper Hand.
Totals
Moody
McConnell
Clowser ..
Ryner .....
Totals. ....
Hostetter ,
Robertson
Vetto
Moody ....
' REX.
. 1st.
., 88
, 147 .
ia
1st)
.. "... .Til :
DIAMOND
Int.
14
lfii
1M)
137
602 611 1,626
2d.
176 ,
121
ISO
17
3d.
Ill
ItW
1H0
136
Total
111
-447
504
471
607 . 698 1,7B(1
2d.
203
i;
136
166
Totals 613 4)33
3d.
15
JJ0
173
182
634
Total.
626
4:
4S9
473
MISS MARSDEN TO LEAVE
BROWNELL HALL FOR EAST
Principal f Rplaeoa-al School ;
Girls Reslgaa Looklaa toM
Her Rg'eMiMi.
foe
Mls- Edith Marsden. principal of
Brownen 1U.1I, an Epiacopal sabaoJ for
girls- hag resigned. She will leave Omaha
at the end of this school year: -
A successor to the position of principal
will be chosen by the board of trustees,
probably a month hence. Bishop. Arthur
L, Williams, .president ot tbe board of
trustees. Is now casting about fur likely
candidates.
Miss Marsden cams to Omaha from SL
Mary's school, Burlington. , N. J., where
sua was assistant principal. Bits haa de
clared her intention of returning to the
east. . . i
INDICTED MAN GIVEN
OPPORTUNITY TO SKIP
rtaa'llle Sheriff Makes 1'aasaa
Stateaaeat' tteardi'a ladleleeV
Ciraaa Jarov.
. .
DANVILLE. III., .March 1Gue W.
Flick, a member of ,the Vermilion county
grand jury, who waa indicted yesterday for
tha alleged Illegal selling of liquor, 'has
not been arrested and Deputy Sheriff Bhep
ard sai4 'a day that ha had been told to
give Flick en opportunity to "skip." '
Subpoenas have been served for their
appearance on April IS, the day after the
spring election, on Mayor Piatt. Will C.
Iewntan, who was nominated lor mayor
at the ' prlmariaa i yesterday, and Will
Brown, the election commissioner who waa
Indicted yesterday.
LINCOLN. Neb:, March 14.-14 ra. Mat y
Ana Lohr, reported to be the largest
woman In Nebraska with her weight of
650 pound, died at her hum naar Llnooln
today at the age of eS.
No cuffin eould he found huge enough
In which )o bury net ana a special oasket
will be made. At her home all tha furni
ture waa of epaclal make. , Mre. Lohr waa
tbs mother of thro children and until re-
, Im Mik Heats thaasea.
LE.tI. B. O, Maroh 18.-8p.lal.)-The
loiai high avhool basket ball team' closed
Its Saaaon with a victory tree tea trar.
from t-hadrvn. Neb... the score bai-tg s Lllltiy .njoyed good h-aith.
1 In favor of Lead.. The loual team oas I01"" nJW'' ""
gona through lua aeaaon whtiout a Safeat ,
aad claiana ike chau.ptuiettip of Buth Isx-
set aiw aurtnora iseurasaa.
' ' lawa Seare Aaalast f alaaakla.
IOWA CITY. la. March M.-(Ppeclai Tel
egram I Iowa rinentvn svorcd l.ti against
Una tonight to )oln bis team at N Ur- I h lean tf tjiluiiil.1 uiilversiiy UJs ailar
Imui. lt hi the lt man to report, as be
as grsiue null) March IS by Mauager
Charlea Murphy.
Haul la Lua w.-aiy Ly u.atl lulerooi-
leaiate shoot Has ill be one et tfee cAta-
eal shoots of the ear.
Tot ay's Hoity aa Tar ia tha neat cough,
remedy I ever used, aa It quickly stopped
a severe cough that had. long; troubled ma"
says i. W. Kuba. Prlncatoa, NU. Juai so
quickly and surely It ata ra ail rases of
coughs, colds, lagrippe and lung trouble
Kafuaa substitute. vr saio by ail drug-gkfta.
Have Your Ticket Read Durhngton ,L,
Ipecial Kates West
San Francisco, Los Angeles. Seattle, Portland, Spokane,
etc., one way, daily until April 10... $25.00
ROUND TRIP RATES
San Francisco, Loa Angeles, San Diego, April 18-20,
May 12-14, also daily, June 1 to September 30 $60.00
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego June 5-6,
June 10-22
San Francisco,-June -27 to July 5
ortland, Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver, May 29-31,
alt? daily, June 1 to September-30
ortland, Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver, June 5-6, June
10-22 and June 27 to July 5 " ,. . . 50.00
' (Circuit Tour of California, includinff Shasta Route. Portland
and Seattle, $15.00 higher.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, March 21. $10.00
Cody, Big Horn Basin, Thermopolis, Wyo., March 21. . . 27.50
Billings and Great Falls, Mont., March 21 27.50
Butte, Helena, Mont, etc., March 21 .............. 34.50
Free Illustrated publications on reaueet "Paotflo Coast Tours," "Tallfornia
Excursions," "Yellowstone Park," "flurr.mer Outings In the Big Horn Mountains
of Wyoming," ''Homeaeekore' Exeurelona to . the) - vst ana
Northwest,". -"Spacial Low, Fares,", etc. .
Proportional fares td many other..destlriatlons. Wrltar
call, describe your proponed trip, anf let me help you plan
It to make the most attractive tour at tha least cost.
J, B. REYNOLDS, City Passenger Agent ft
ifOi remain St., Omaha.
WASHINGTON, March 15,-Eicelleat re.
suits are being accomplished In the fight
being waged In the south against the hook
worm infection, according to reports from
the -commission established by John D.
Rockefellers H.tXW.OOO donation. One re
port Is by Dr. C. W. Btiles, the scientific
secretary of the commission, who believes
that scientific treatment Is getting the
upper hand. r .
The other report, by Wtckllffe Rose, the
. ... ... s
mlnlstratlve secretary, says tne largest re
sult achieved Is that people are being led
to seek examination and treatment by tha
cooperation of publlo-splrlted Influential
citizens.
.Mr. Rose y the work pf education will
require years. . : v
MORMON EMBLEM NOT BARRED
Navy Department Will Allow Battle
ship I'tak to Aeeept Slleer
. - ' Service.
, . " sssSaaaBBaaaa
WABHrfffOTON, March lS.-The Navy de
partment, prfservlng what It regards aa a
consistent attitude, has declined to accede
to tha demand ot various religious organ
leatlons that tt refuse to allow the battle
ship Utah to accept the stiver service do
nated by ltah on the ground that one of
the principal pieces bears a portrait of
Brlghara Young and a picture of the Mor
mon tabernacle In Salt Lake City.
A Similar question arose whan Mississippi
bestowed a silver service bearing the por
trait ot Jefferson Davis upon the battle
ship named after that state.
The department then held that It had Do
authority to control the action of a sover
sign atate In such a matter, and Baoretary
Meyer haa made the same reply to the
protenants lq the caee of the Utah stiver
service. , . '
FISHER'S SON ILL AT HOME
New geeretarr of Inferior railed front
Wash In a V Blekaeas M Boy
' with Diphtheria.
CHICAGO, March 15 Walter L. fisher
secretary of the Interior, who waa called
from Washington because of the Illness ef
his son Frederick, reached here today, but
50.00
50.00
G0.00
liiHHimHi,!.
Planting; Time.
If you exjiect to plant fruit troei
Or ruses- ' '
Hedges or bulbs. .
Now is the time; - '
Yon will find in The Bee. on the classified Pa?.
- under the head of Florista, Fruit, Trees. Shrubs,
the names of reliable fruit growers and floribt.,
who may be depended upon.
Writq them. Now ia the time to laut.
aT ii ' i H rr J
if (til I ( iW
WW
' Family Trade Hupplled
rttaa. htora. Piionea WeLn
1200: Indapendent IWl
JMl. j -ma i 4'
NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION
COMPANY TO END AFFAIRS
May B Pa roe a to Take Legal Mtaas
. -r- la Pare Parsaeata Alleaed
to Be Dae. .'
NEW ORLJCAKa. March l-Tha World's
Panama Exposition company voted today
to lkiuldate Its affairs aad the executive
oommlttee of the corporation was named
ae the liquidating committee.
Coincident with tills step It developed
that tha company may be forced to take
legal steps to fare payments alleged to be
due it. The sum at KH.ttM will a seeyorad
to stockholders, f
. Mil I
In order that the advertlaer may get the
beat results for money Invested, he must
reach the buyer by the moat direct and
reliable channel. The Bee Is that channel.
A Spollasa Collar Will Bias
The Way Te A Good Fesitioa
CLEANLINESS is an invaluable)
asset, it is cuential that one be
both clean and capable. Where there's
tin. tterf'a aiuallr lairk. Ww s ckaa. abas,
ananljr aMt ceSar ntrr aar.
LTTBOl TN WATtKrTOOfXD .
LIMTH COLLAJtS
TW auae eullu oe ana sl4 wsss mtf
aatcratvaa. FvriaaMwir clcaa,
Cellera Sc each Calls 0e a salr
At ScaKc a M Sr aU a. mautt tt aoaa
Tks nETKLOID CO.
Plaaa.ll.T.
I r-Z wavast nmmm. . X-
Utri Where ll'i But ti run
Thinking anotit buying UndT Want
to know what soil and climate are beat
eulted for certain farming T
Our Land Bureau gives tree information about soli,
climate, and conditions In all parte of the country. .
We have gathered data, and caa teU you what you desire
to learn.
Writ the Land Information Bureau, The
Twentieth Centnry Fanner. Omaha. Neb., today;
and your tyueetlone will get prompt attention..
IFirse lofioFFinattiiorai