S TUB BEE O:
MAHA, SATURDAY'. JAXPAIIY 2 Wl.
Bringing Up Father
Copyright, ir Intsrasttonsl
Newe
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
I I tventNA AND TO MAKE ' MCdE - (r n -AD I FOOfiO - IboochtI L . "THT-GOT ITLU
I Ctl.CE OP YOU TTl V 7 I OTTOT Me WE LIVE I J Kv TV S 60L0- g .,W sT TO OinTY?. --J
A A rt?V .dT 1 fZT ' t-S-J
1 I ; ; . 1 1 vwr- i i iiiii : 1
1. 1 1 1
I AOMAHA XIYEJTOCK MARKET
J Cattle Receipts Light and Pricet
I Without Noteworthy Change.
A HOGS FIVE UP, CLOSING WEAK
T- 1
p IKat Sheep and Umbi Tea to Fifteen
r
Cents Higher Than Thursday
-Trade Qalte Active, at
the -Advance,
1 SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 1. Ml
Reoelps were i Cattle. Hoe. Sheep.
Official Monday 7.700 4.2M
Official Tuesday 4,420
Official Wednesday ,. I. MO
Official Thursday 1.529
Five day thla week..l.2W
i.TT
H.4W .S7
10,227 19.44S
10.M5
41.344
S.1SS
34,&7
stock market for the last few days, with
cnmparleons: .
1914. 191S.lS12.iml.l910.11t09.li'8,
Dale.
Dec. 1S.I 4 94T.1 7 451 I 001 7 61 I 091 6 87
Deo. K T S7V, 7 4i T 0 OM T Ml 1 14 l
Dee. 17. 7 00 7 W 7 01 7 Mi K S 34
Pec. 18. 7 02H 7 47 7 02; 90 I SI S SJ
Deo 19. t 97 7 45 7 06 & 94 7 67 4 S4
Pec. 20. e 7 48 7 08 4 01 7 48 8 W
Dec. 21. 9 9541 7 Ui 06 7 68 1 S 8
Dec. 22. 7 03 7 ) t 2 7 3 i M i M
Dec. 23. 702 T (0 7 18 i R 7M IM 5
Dec. 24. 3 7 49 7 IS f 7 11 47
ree. 2R. Holiday. .
BE.' JBJMma."--
Dec. 2H. 7 14S 7 07 I W 7 "Of I W
Dec. . T 04 7 tt IH if 111 IU
Dec. go. 7 04'. 7 M 7 0 I 94 f 7 I H9 I 44
Ceo. SL 7 13 7 68 7 08 7 71 II MW
191S. 1914.I191I. 1915 19U. 1910. 19.
Jan. 1 7 7 1H I 24 I
Five daya thla week....l.29;i 43.344 4,7
ame daya last week... 9,771 41,893 1S,9:
Same daya 2 wks. ao.24,M7 45,679 M.003
Sum daya 3 wka. ao.l9.69 20.6S2 -84 9
Same day. 4 wks. aso.30.208 M.fiw) 49.SB7
me daya last year.. 13.623 17,696 M,74
The followlra; table shows the receipt
maha live atock markot for the year U
Oate, as compared with last year
f . 1U1R 1011 Ir
A.
attle
Inc.
2.044
199
Dee.
601
WIS. 1914
Moils 4.600 4,4M
Th follow In -r UbU shows th avraM
rlc for hogs t tb South Omaha Liv
REAL ESTATE
FABM A RANCH LANDS FOR BALK
Wlseoaslat.
Upper Wisconsin
Best uu y and generaj crop state in the
union) settlers wanted; lands for sals at
ow prices on easy terms, ask ior ww
et 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
htate ' acres waited. Writs about our
raslnc lands. If Interested in rruit tanas,
sk for booklet on Apple Orchards In
Wisconsin. Address Land JJept., boo Line
ty., Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Jli lf and tarm loaus. 6, se, per cent.
I I I A k 1,1. En.B.aM.
WANTfcl City loans. Meters Trust Co.
iViNTKU-City ioaca and warraoU. W.
I garnam Bmlth at im.. tJa r aroam.
Jala HA homes, laat 'Nebraska faima.
(If Omaha Natl ' Pougjaa 171a,
lul m HO.OuU made promptly. JT. D. Wead,
Wead Bid., J8th and Farnam 8U.
. MTV fi fl Carlharv fin..
O llu-alU Uruuiuli Theater Hidu.
ITT property. Large loaus a specialty.
H. Thomas. UA State Bank Hid.
EX on hand (or city and tarm loans,
W. Blndtr. City Natl. Bank Bid.
gi us first U you want a tarm loaa.
Waited blates lruat Omaba. Nab,
BEAIi ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
A DIRECTOR in one of the most con.
servatlvely financed corporations in the
west wishes to retire and will axohangit
his stock, which ' will pay strong divi
dends, for clear western or northern
lands or rental property. Give legal
numbers and . price in first letter. Ad
irvs .Owner, Room . IS, banford Hotel
Rk k, Omaha. Neb. .
f FRONTIER CO. BARGAIN.
Highly improved farm of 16a acres.
Land ail lays fine and la excellent soil.
Will exchange tor food Omaha residence.
IIS BraDdel Theater, Omaha, Neb.
Douttlas 2914.
Sunday,
CATTLJD There were not enotrfh cst
tleJteie to really make a market; In fact,
It feemed more like a Saturday than any
otlfer day of the week. The few loads of
stock on sale sold for the most part In
lair season in the morning, ine marnei
was really without any new. or Interest
ing features.
It might be noted that the receipts for
the week to date have been very liberal.
showing a large gain over the corre
sponding days last week and a year ago.
Quotations on cattle: trim yearlings,
18.759.76; good to choice cornfed beeves.
g.out(i.7i; lair to good cormea beeves.
$7.608.00; common to fair cornfed beevea.
J6.ftvij7.60; good to- choice rang beeves.
7698.26: lair to gooa range oeevee,
head' market steady; lambs, fR.IR4fl.7S:
yearlings, KTMjT.eo; wethers, $6,60y4.fcO;
ewes, IS.K434.Oi).
St. Loals Live, Stoelc Market.
ST. LOi:j8. Jan. l.-TATTLB-Recelpts,
l.?00 head; market steady; native hef
steers. 7.60fi 10.00; cows and heifers. IS.Xxa
9.76; southern steers, $5 76'g)7.!X); cows and
heifers, t4.003.0l; native calves, I6.009
S3.76;
HOGS Receipts. 7.600 head; market,
higher; plga and lights, ffi.2o4j7.46; mixed
and butchers. 7.Ka7.60; good heaT. 17.40
r7.P. . .
8HKEP AND LAMBS Raosipts., SOB
had; market steady: native muttons.
S4.l6ft6.75; lambs, S.?M.; yearlings,
I7.267.0.
t. Jeeepa Live Stack Marked.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo. Jan. 1. CATTLE
Receipts, WO head; market steady; steers,
f7.OJ4TiO.00; cows and heifers. KJfxtt.00;
calves, .C0.60. . .
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head; market,
higher; top, 17.30; bulk of sales. I7.1jf7 ..
SHKfep AND LAMB8-Relpj,, 600
head; market steady; lambs, S&004J4.S5.
' L4Mal Storka a Boa da.
Quotatloaa tiralhe4 by Bums, Brlaker a Co.,
44 Omaha NaUooa bank bulldlag:
fltork. Km. Ame.
Dmm Co- sf4.... ,2
yalnntnt Creemy T r et f4... VW
rirmnt frmry I VT seat guar.. '-i 1JJ
Mountala Biue T. A T f
Omtha a C. B. k. a 8
Omba C. B. St. Kf. rM 7
iu, rrv atonU Yard! afd. 94 97
ve vi
ti-mtttw T.Mt&. I m..n.. . .......
f 1. 1 9.Mi lair iv wu irh, , Bocae
16. 757.76; common to fair range beeves, j cair. wye., water M, rM v
I6 76i.76; good to choice heifers, 4.00iy , (M.hy Picking C K 134 JH J
7.36; good to choice cows. S&.7634.60; fslr , Oluso Rr. 6a 1M7 tj J
to good cows, w.oo6.7&; common to lair tmn i o-n, w.r..u .
cows, 4.00f.00; good to choice stackers i" i5
and feeders. r.60ffl.L: fair to good "..9-x..T"- ! ""
stockers and feeders, .Kg7.80; common , Rr T' it u
iceders. iV'- cur ef Montreal U, ISIT...
Onhs C. B. Bt. Ttr. at, 1
OnMba Seheol 1M1
City ot Onaha wlr H. 1M1
HUM of' Calttorala 4a 1M4
I Fteadne, Cl . U. 19U-H44....
Hwlft Ob. M. 144 "
orlbncr. Neb., Water lw
Bnaerlw, Nb., Wawr la ISM
Wichita Union Stock Tarda at, ItU..
to fair stackers and
arnck halfara BK Mill: ataOK COWS. 14.76 w.k a.Tl.1 e. im .
o.io; siock caivas, e.uwoaw; wiym,
r.CffO.00; bulls, stags, etc., tt.0vtJ4.76.
Hcprescntauve aaiee:
COWS. '
Ha At. Tt. Ko. ' At. Pr.
1 lit 4 te l, i6T S M
1 1010 4 M 1 1140 I .
I iios l o t no I at
S uto It 14 it) 4 et
i mo i at t not in.
t c2 1 4 4 trr I to -
17 u n a m Til
BULL8. '
I. .(......,.'. 11M It 1 130 4M
1 IH II 1 14 4 -
1..., imo l so l vm
1 .'...121 IX 1 110 I 16
l.......,....mo. as .
tALVES. ..,
L W ill . 1 IM
i 4ko i e) I .-. m I
. SOI 7 7
BTO. vKKM AND FEEDERS
4 Ml ill U .. tat f SI
HOGS There was a fair holiday run
here and early offers were hardly as
good as yesterday's general trade. Sellers
were asKing as mucn as txaiuo manor.
104 10
4.TI M
tt 1 ,
H 11
J it at. SI
MM 1st
4.N M.7I
ion
I let
I 10
Omaha Hay Market. '
PRAIRIE HAY Choice upland. 17100(9
11.60; Ho. 1,. fl0.60ll.00; No. 2, t9.oouno.60;
No. S, 17.009.00. Choice midland. I1L00;
No. 1. HO.OOtfi 10.60; No. t .M.OOtrlO.OO; No. S.
fT.oafro.OO. Choice lowland. S10.00; No. 1.
IK.00.u9.60; No. 2. t8.OO13O.OO; No. 3, 14.00(9
1.00. -
tTRAW Choice wheat Is quotable at
16.00; choice oat or rye, .W.0.
ALFALFA Choice pea green, third or
fourth cutting. I18.60Q140.0; No. 1, lll.0n3
1J.60; No. 2, Ul.OWiia.00; No. 2. fO.OOigll.OO.
'.N 1 . .4
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Mass., Jan. t Tha Commer
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow: "Our
and as they refused to sell at tha figures canvass of tha entire country shows total
buyers wore offering the trade dragged mocks of wool on hand and unsold at
along for quite a while before anything the cloae of the year 1914 of 69,706,761
moved. Starting with their early shade ( pounds, as compared with a total last
lower bids, packers raised values slowly : year of 98.0X3,249 pounds. The Boston
until, wnn ma supply finally began to atocks totalled thla year 2B.t40.8O8 pounds,
move, tha "market was aoout a nlckoi fc,mt 43,800,640 pounds last year. The
higher than Thursday and It was on this tnariit thla week Is very strong, with
basla that most of the hogs were cashed. m.dlum .jkJ coarse wools keenly sought
Movement was slow throughout and the and Mmewhat dearer. The goods mar.
ciosa was the dullest part of the trade. kM( 'fcre Wthout material change, war
Prices easing off somewhat at UWs time. .mnii.i h huik f h.
j ne laoi .1 mainci, . uuniiiit wm. w
niher- . ' '
Bulk of tha offerings moved at 17. IK
t.25, moot of the droves landing around
17 m with tons aa hlah as 17.80. Today's
prices are higher than any time during
December and are about 16c better than
last week's close.
Receipts amounted to 87 cars, or 4,609
head. It of those coming from another
market direct to a local packer. Total
for the week Is 43.344 head, being 2.U90
head heavier than the four market days
last week, andvalmoat 4.000 larger than for
the corresponding week of last year.
No. At. 8b. Pr. lea. A. Sa. Pr. .
41 174 ... I 10 15 Ml J H
St. I zr 1 1 a
17...... ..24 ... T. 2
T? M 7 M
II 2 ... t 0
U 7
business.'
in eleaant ranching Proposition: 1.716
acres, one mil water front on Blrdwood
reek, u mues norvn 01 uutnenana, liu
.oln county, Nebraska.
An 600-acre Improved ranch. It miles
1 toutk of Has sett. In Rock county. Ne.
ibraaka.
Two aectlons of choice wheat land near
BlUiuga. Mont.
I One section in McKenrle county, North
1 Dakota.
: T BEN GULUCK. Sioux Falls. S. D.
',1160 ACRKS Tripp county, S. D., for sale
; V or trada. Will trade for city property,
cash or gents furnishing, f or further
particulars addreea B 4u2, Bee.
V REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
I Am Forced to Sell
I.
a new five-room, all modern
house recently purchased by
me. This house is located In the
West Farnam district, one block
from Leavenworth car and four
blocks from Farnam. Oak
finish downstairs, white enamel
bath, sleeping porch, beautiful
lawn. You can buy this house
at a big sacrifice.
Address. M 213, Bee, or after
C p. m. phone Webster 4149.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
RltUD Abstraot Co., oldest abstract of.
Iloa to Nebraska. M B -ndsis Theater.
KHK Title Guarantee and Abstract Co,
a modern absUacl office, a M. lilh at
Phone Douglas 6o7.
LEGAL NOTICES
11.
41..
St..
91..
II..
41..
.. ... tot
..xn K is
..171 17, 7W
..117 ... Tit
..ro loo ru
..it w tu
Honors Even Between
Ahearn and Dillon
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1. Honor
were about even at tha and of a fast stx-
rounl bout between Young Ahern of
Brooklyn and Jack Dillon of Indianapo
lis here today. Ahern conceded the In
dianapolis middleweight eight pounds In
weight, btit his cleverness enabled him to
offset Dillon's aggressiveness.
"Ted" Lewis, a lightweight of Eng
land, outpointed WUlle Moere. phllade
phta, In six rounds at another club.
CARNIVAL OF SPORT
OH HEY. YEAR NIGHT
Four Bozi&g Exhibitions, Two Bat
tles Royal and Two Mat Events
Make Up Card.
TWO HTJVDRED FANS SEE BOUTS
Jimmy Dreael, Paetfle Caaet Mlaer,
Wlae Decision tram Vna Gar.
risaa, Wka (raa the Pall
PlTei Raaads.
Four boxing" exhibitions, two battle
royal and two wrestling matches In
cluded tha card of events at the athletic
carnival held at tha Armory last night.
About 309 Omaha fight tans and wrest
ling fang were tut band to witness the
bouts.
- Jimmy Drexel, a mixer from the Ta
dflo coast, who has scrapped with Charley
White, won a decision from Young Gar
rison of Omaha. Garrison, who, his
father asserts, is hut 17 yesrs of age,
was ' knocked down In tha first round,
but he oame back gamely and etuck
through five rounds. Drexel's powerful
punches landed time and again, but the
youngster was there when the bell rang.
Three Merry Rawnde.
In tha abaenos of Dutoh Leeder, Dick
jntspatrick took on Fred Whorton and
merry three-round event occurred.
Fits pa trick got tha decision, but his ad
vantage was lltUe.
Chuck Whlttaker and George Lovelady
put on three . two-minute rounds which
pleased. Carl Padden of Denver and
Jack Reynolds of Butte opened the box-
Ins; with three two-minute rounds. As
each f the lads seemed a trifle dia
pleased with the other the scrap was
fast and snappy... .... ... ;
Jack Tollhrer undertook to throw Young
Gotch ' twice in forty minutes, but had
bad luck. When tha forty minutes were
fup Young Gotch was still squirming
around tne mat, not naving- suiiured a
fall.
' Throws Jeffries.
Young Braedlove threw Walter Jeffries
twtca. The first falV came In three min
utes and forty seconds and the second
one In nine minutes and fifteen seconds.
Tha two battles royal were the most
interesting cards of the evening. Kid
Spady; a local negro pug, entered tha
first battle and proceeded to play the
game of the rabbit and the fox. Ha
ducked around tha corners, popping his
enemies here and there and finally drop
ped the last man to remain In the ling.
A chubby youth of unknown name won
tha second one, Inasmuch as the demon,
Kid Spady, was not permitted around.
Final Attempt to Lift Lid in
Russia on Beer and Wine Fails
PIGS.
41 10 ... 19 4 141 ... I
WHh;i.i' It being rew Year's not a
great many sheep or lambs Were ex
pected. There were, however, eight cars,
or seme 1.6u0 head reported in, and with
the exception of one car of ewes and one
of yoariiigs the receipts were all lam he,
principally fed westerns front Nebraska
and Iowa feed lots. It being a holiday at
Chicago there were no receipts reported
there. Lest New Year's the receipts here
amounted to l.eol head -
With a licht suDDly en the local mar
ket, nothing at Chicago and a better tone . . h . . n, L it
to the general trade on Thursday quite 'um " h h working for. It
naturally today a prices nad a strong was tnwrawi itn rugm xrorn in preen
and upward tcndeni-v. both sheep and ! dent'a office that 110000 hsd twin anh.
lambs being lftari5o higher than yeater- I ,b . ,M
day. Most of the good lambs changed , scribed. Tne college lias recently sold,
hands at IS.a-ftd.eo, with one shipment 'real estate to an amount equal to that
making a top of 18.75. the high mark for it Is felt now that llaru have reachaA
ine one loaa 01 ewes on saie 1 . ..... h,Mi..
turn Is tha next step.
Ten Thousand More -
f or Bellevue Gym
Bellevue college has now reached the
point where enough money has been sub
scribed to assure it of the new gym n as-
STOCKHOLDER' MttkmNO. .
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the HAOTINGU AND NORTH-
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for
the election of seven Directors, ana the
transaction 01 sui.ii uimr Business as may 1 ,c.. f.i i.mK.
oipe before the meeting, will be held at ti,
the ornce or A. I. Monier, corner or 16th
and Dodge Streets. Omaha, Nebraska, on
Monday, the th day of January. A. It.
Xtii. at U o'clock A. M.
T. M. ORR.
D34dllt Secretary.
the week. The one load, of ea'es on sale
brought Si 85, top since last week. It did
not taKe long tor me pscaers 10 oispose
of the meager receipta.
The week's trade has been (highly
satisfactory from a seller's standpoint,
as while receipts have been liberal prices
show an Improvement from the close of
the previous week. On Thursday of last
week, which we practically the close of
the week, the bulk of the good lamba
found an outlet at I8.25VU&.&, compared
with I8.30ft8.7e today. The most of the
ewes a week ago want at S6.t6fr60,
againat 4.iiu5.86 this morning. There
have been few feeder offerings at the
disposal of buyers this week, though
what have been offered found ready sale
at good, strong prices.
Quotations on sheep and lamba: Lambs,
good to choice. 18. !. 76; lambs, fair to
good, .0w.fl.6O; leaders, lair to good.
J7.6iu1.90; yearling, gcod to choice, 17.26
t7.75; yearlings, far to sood, . t7.OOiar7.25;
yearlings, feeders. to.76d4.26: webers,
good to choice. 14. 2563.60; aethers, fair
to good, 14 0. &.; aethers, feedera, t4 40
tji.OO; ewes, good to choice, to.iwa.;
ewes, fair to good. to.2&&5.50; ewes, 1 sed
ers, tt.aosxo.
Representative salsa:
No. Av.
H fed lambs .. 49
15 fed lambs - 47
238 fed lambs 81
S3
111 fed lambs 9
I fed la mis M
98 fed lambs 76
t led ewes HI
117 fed ewes US
Al Norton Winner
Over Tom McMahon
KANSAS C1TT, Jan. 1. Al Norton of
Los Angeles won a decision over Tom
'McMahon of Pittsburgh In a - ten-round
bout hers today. Norton apparently had
more speed and for the first five rounds
tabbed McMahon'g face with a left al
most constantly. McMahon apparently
recovered In the latter part of tha bout.
but wss unable to overcome Norton's
lead. Tha mea are heavyweights.
merloan Telephone f
Telegraph Company
dividend of Two Dollars per share
111 be paid on Friday, January 16, 1916,
1 stockholders oT record at the close (
eusmesa ou Thursday, December 31, 1914.
ti. D. MILNt- Treasurer.
9-
SMITH AND LEYINSKY
FIGHT TWELVE TO DRAW
t m WATERBURY, Coaa, Jan. L la
I .) featureless bout, Gunboat Smith and
I o Battling Levi nsky, heavyweights, fought
a aa rounds to a draw here toblg ht
7: There wss considerable clinching. The
1 71 crowd hissed the men frequently, ssv
peclally at the close of tha bout
Kaaaaa City Live ftook Market.
-KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. L CATTLE-.
Rectipls. l.ouO head: market higher;
prune fed steers, XJ.UO& 10.00; dressed beef
steers, t7.BV&.0. western steers, 7.VKi
9.26; stockent and feeders. 84.204.00; bulls,
t.x..7; calves, aaSJte 10.00.
Pa R0URKE SECURES NEW
IN FIELDER FROM NEW YORK
That Infielder Breen has been released
by tha TJtlca club of the New York Stats
HOGS RecelDts. 2.800 head: market leasue to Omaha la a reoort tn tt.i.
Ll..l . k . . I .- I L f. . . . . V"-
. ' " " r ""J-. T- Fa Routs refuses to cooflrra the in
riTTight. rT:..Ps.raa,",,' 6t. u..u. Hob,de.ua. b..t
fcllt-LP ASl LA 61BS Receipts, 600 is a class o orfsniaallon. J iiFis .....v
Pennsylvania Wins
All Four Points m
Chess Tournament
NEW YORK,- Jan. 1. Pennsylvania,
winning sll four points In ths semi-final
round of ths Trlangulsr College Chess
league here today, tied Cornell for first
piace with a total score of nine games
won and three lost. As on Thursday,
Brown was defeated. I to 0, by both Cor
nell and Pennsylvania, but Pennsylvania
reversed its score of yesterday with Cor
nell by taking two games from the laths
cans, thus wiping out ths New York
ers two-point lead. Brown has not yet
won a game. The fourth and final round
will bs played tomorrow.
The annual meeting or the league
was held today, resulting in the election
of the following officers: President.
Prof. Iaaad L. Rice New York; vice
president, J. P. Palmer,' Brown. '16. of
Stock bridge, Mass.; secretary. Herrmann
Nelms. New York. ,
It was decided to play ths snnual team
match with Yale, Harvard, Princeton and
Columbia In New York In the Easter
vacation, en a day to be agreed upon.
rKTROGRAD (Via London), Jan. 1.
The laat appeal against Kula'a prohibi
tion decree failed Thursday, when the
oounclls of Petrograd and Moscow ( re
jected a petition to authorise the recom
mencement of tho sals of beer end light
Wines. The recent final order to disoonr
tlnue the sale of all alcoholic drinks was
leauad with the reservation that ths city
councils should have the light to appeal
for an authorisation of the recommence
ment of tha sale of S per cent beer and
light wines. .
Ths final prohibition order was so un
expectedly Issued that there was no op
portunlty to provide a stock against tha
coming period of abstinence. Between
and S o'clock In ths evening ths mer
chants received Instructions that next
day there would be absolute prohibition
and (hence there was no chance to giva
warning to eager ouatomars, who on a
false . alarm - previously spread abroad,
lined the streets for hours awaiting their
turn to queue into the crowded wine
hops..
Ths liquor dealers, restaurant keepers,
wins brewers and distillers brought all
possible Influence to bear on tha city
oounclls for authorisation to sell beer
and light wine, assisted by theorists who.
whlls spprovtng ot general sobriety,
thought that , abstinence ihould corns
mors gradually snd thst the sudden, ces
sation of ths use of all alcohol would
have an Injurious effect.
MANY MOHARCHS
GREET JPRESIDEHT
New Year'ji Messages Come to Pres
ident from Heads of European
Governments. .
THANKS .HICMQ ALBERT
Cordial Note from Klasr Gears? Con-
eye Good Wlskea for Welfare .
and v Prosperity . of ths
' United States.
WASHINGTON. ; Jan. L-Nbw Year's
greetings Jo President Wilson from ths
rulers of other nations snd from many
Americana, poured into the Whits House
today. . ;
King Albert of Belgium. Bent ths fol
lowing' message from his general army
headquarters:
"On tha occasion of the New Tear I
send you my most sincere congratula
tions and wishes for ths welfare of ths
great American nation, whose generosity
to Belgium is of so much help in this
time of distress and sorrow."
King George of Great Britain ept the
following. . -
"It affords me sincere pleasure to con
vey to you on ths commencement of ths
New Year tny good wishes for personal
happiness and for the welfare and pros
perity of tho United States ot America,
to which we are united by such doss ties
of friendship and Intimacy."
Ths following ' message' was received
from King Oustav of Sweden:
"I beg you to receive best wishes for
a happy New Year."
King Haakon of Norway eabled as
follows:
"On ths occasion of Nsw Year's day I
express my most sincere good, wishes for
you and tha American people."
Count Bernstorff, German ambassador
to tba United States, sent ths following;
' Please accept my most sincere and
respectful wishes for a very happy Nsw
Year for yourself, your family . and
country."
Greetings similar in tons to those re
ceived earlier In the day cams to Presi
dent Wilson tonight from Sultan Ahmad
Kadjer of Persia, President Bertrad of
Honduras, President Jimlnes of the Do
minican republics snd President Estrada
of Guatemala.
Cline Outpoints
Mars of Cincinnati
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. L-Petsy Cline
of New York outpointed K. O. Mare ot
Cincinnati in a twelve-round bout hers
today. Both went strong to the finish.
Cline hit almost st will. Mars struck
mors seldom, but with greater force.
They boxed at 122 pounds.
FILLMAN ARRIVES AT
BEATRICE FOR CONFAB
BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. l.-8pecta!
Telegram.) Johnny nilmao of Joplln,
Mo,, who was recently sleeted manager
of ths Beatrice ball team In ths Nebraska
Stats league, arrived hers this afternooa
to confer with ths directors of ths bai
ball association relative to ths work ef
ths eomlng year and ta get s tins on a
few plsysrs.
Daffy Oatpalata Mobtdeaa.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jan. t -Jimmy Duffy
Of Lock port outpointed Sam Robldeau of
Philadelphia ini a ut round bouc hers
today, tack man scored a Knock down.
New York Basket
Ball Players Are in
Search of Games
The New York National Basket Ball
association team is another of the crack
eastern fives which are after games In
Omaha. Ths association la- st Rock-
swsy Beach. New York, and has mads
several trips through the west In former
yesrs. Like others, the Kockaway Beach
men are going to the fair to participate
In ths athletics there and are anxious to
taks on sn Omaha quintet. W. F. B run
ner, Jr., manager ot ths eastern five, de
clares his team has won fifty-eight and
loat one game so fsr this year. Ths Nsw
York National association Is one of half
a dosen New York teams which want to
play hers snd arrangements will bd prob-
ably mads In an attempt to schedule them
with ths Townsends.
Unemployed Battle
With Police in New
. York City Streets
II II Bl
NEW YORK, Jan. 1. Unemployed men
snd women In this city begsn ths new
year with 'sn outdoor demonstration
which culminated In a fight with police
men who interfered when sa. attempt
was made to hold a parade with objsc-Uonahly-worded
banners flung aloft.
About 70S Idle men and woman gathered
In Union square to listen to dlseuselon
In several languages of thslr problem of
welfare through, the winter. The polloe
did not Interrupt the meeting, which was
orderly throughout, but later ordered ths
dispersal et marchers who apparently
Intended to parads to ths Harlem head
quarters of ths "League of ths, Unem
ployed."
The inscription ou on banner read:
Homeless Men, Revolt." ""7 '
Another announced: "To Hell with
Charity."
This banner George Druer. S3 years old,
a cook by trade, was told to haul down
Ths police said Drur was reluctant to
comply. Witnesses asserted ths polios
clubbed Druer. ' Hs was arrested, charged
with assault and . disorderly conduct.
Men and women attacked the polios In
an effort to liberate Druer, but were
driven off by reserves.
JOHNNY KL1HG MAY
RETORHTO GAME
Former Catcher Says He Has Re
ceived Offer from Reds and Sev-
eral Federal Clubs.
I l ass, was
TO PLAY WITH CrNCI IF AT ALL
Says He Will Visit City Within tha
Nest Few Days and Then Will
Decide, Whether Hs Will
Rack.
' SPRINGFIELD, Ma, Jan. L Johnnls
Kllng of Kanaaa City, until two year
ago catcher for the Cincinnati Nationals,
may return lo th base baU diamond
during the coming season. ' Kllng mads
this ststement While visiting frlonds here
tonight.
"I have received an offer recently froto
Cincinnati and several from tha Federal
league," he said. "If I ' sver return to
base ball It will be to play with Cincin
nati. I shall visit that city within the
next few daya to confer with owner
of ths Nationals, snd shall decide then
whether or not to play again."
Couple that Jumped
Big Bond Captured '
; After Long Search
NEW YORK, Jan, L-e-FrancIs II. TJrlf
fin, an attorney, and his wife, Clara II,
Griffin, who are under federal Indiotroent
on ths charge of having .defrauded ac
quaintances of high social standing out
or di ween saiu.uw , and 1400,000, were
brought back from Colorado Springs to
day, whence they fled about a month
ago, forfeiting ball bonds ot 137,600, They
were locked up In ths Tomb.
Ths pair were at first thought t have
ried to Canada, but they wsrs located
through a country-wide aeerch Instituted
by ths federal authorities. ' The ' Grif
fins wars arrested last Msy la Oroton,
Mass. Mrs. QrtfTln operated a steno
graphlo buresu in Nsw York City and It
was charged that through represents
lions that the bureau has obtained lsrgs
contracts for government stenographic,
work, ths couple obtained large sums from
tswyers. Judges, member of clubs to
which OH f fin bolonsjed. snd several
women, giving their notes therefor.
They failed to ap'pear when their case
was called for trial December 14.
Whitman Warns . .
Against Growing
Disregard of Law
ALBANY. N. T.. Jan. J. A warning
thst ths spirit of lawlessness In all Amer
ican communities goes unchecked, wss
one of thS striking utterances In Gover
nor Chsrles S. Whitman's Inaugural ad-,
dress today. 1 '
"Disregard of law. Impatience with legal
and moral restraints, contempt for the
Judicial and exeeutlve ministers of Jus
tice, ars ' phenomena obeervabla In all.
American communities and all classes.",
hs sdded. "No material proeperRy. no
abounding wealth, no progress In the
soie noes), csn savs us from moral deced
ents and ultimate decay If this spirit of
lawlessness and contempt for legal
authority shall continue. ,
"Ths public opinion that tolerates law
lessness, whether ' ft be the lynching; or
tho negro, or the murder of the obscure, ,
or the vtolenes attending nearly all dis
putes between 'labor and capital, will In
evitably engender a fatal malady unless
the quickened conscience of ths American .
people shall call a halt.
"There Is but ons way ef meotlnf the
danger, and thst Is through the creation
of a dominant and pervading public sen
timent In support of ths enforcement of
ths law. 1 Where that sentiment Is want
ing 110 devices of ths law can make up
for It"
Oovsmor Whitman advocated tho sdep
tlon et ths budget - system in state,
finances.
"If public expenditures should Increase
In the future at tho same rate a in the
past," hs declared, "It will be only a
question of time when we shall drift Into
bankruptcy."
ARMY-NAVY GAME
PROCEEDS TO CHARITY
I 1 ami
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l.-Ths Univer
sity of Pennsylvania committee having
charge of tbS Army-Navy foot ball ams
Is this city has turned over to ths army
and navy charities U8.862, ths receipts
from ths sale of Pennsylvania's share
of the tickets for ths game played last
November. This makes a total of tl56.4oS
which ths charities have received from
Peanaylvanla for ths sale of tickets since
the games nave been played on Franklin
field.
Nerwe Steamer Wreaked.
HARWICH. England. Jan 1 (via Lon
don). A torpedo boat brings the news
that the Norwegian steamor Ode nee nee
struck a reef aoon after leaving Rotter,
dam on Friday morning and probably
a 111 be a total wreck. Its crew of furty-
iwo was Bsveu. 1
American Note to
Britons-IVIakes Good
Impression in Italy
ROME. Dec. SL The American sots is
Great Britain protesting against ths In
terference with merchantmen haa ' pro
duced an excellent Impression here, not
only because It may tend to avert ax.
actly ths earn, difficulties encountered
by Italian Commerce, but else because It
Is hoped Uist it msy lead to a more con
crete set of International rules protecting
ths commerce of neutrals in thslr tights
while still safeguarding ths rights of
belligerents.
The American ambassador hers Is
working most earnestly to secure an
amaloriaikio of conditions Interfering
with American com me roe. Feeling that
the Interests of America snd Italy ars In
unison In this matter, he has used svsry
effort to relieve the situation.
JAMES I JONES. WHEAT
KING, JCILLED BY SON
CLOVIS. N. M.. Jan. l.-James U
Jones, known as ths "wheat king sf the
southwest." wss shot snd killed last
night by his son Frank, 20. at the Jones
ranch. Ths boy then walked twelve
miles to Clovis and gavs himself up,
claiming self-defense. Hs told ths offi
cers his 'father I had tried to kill his
mother and himself.
First Arrest Made
Under the Arizona,
Prohibition Law
BI6BEK, Arli., Jan. 1. -Fifteen minutes
after midnight had 'proclaimed Arisona a'.
"dry'1 state, L. A. Brown, proprietor of
a saloon here, wss arrested on a charge
ot selling I per cent brew beer and his
placs closed. Brown was released on his
own recognisance. The arrest probably .
will form tho bssls ef a test against the
new law. 1
TUCSON, Art.. Jan. L For selling- a.
pint of whisky early today after Art-;
one's prohibition law had gons tnto
effect Louis Gherna was arrested. Hl
violation of law and Immediate arrest
wss try previous arrangement for the
purpose of testing the self-executing tea-,
ture of the prohibition law that the con
stitutional smendment should go into e
fsct todsy.
Seven Are Killed in
Railroad Wreck in
Suburb of London
LONDON, Jan 1. Seven persons were
killed snd many others Injured In a train
collision this morning on ths Great East
era railway near llford, flvs miles, from
London. Some of the railroad cars were
reduced to splinters. Ths victims ot the
accident ars mostly city clerks
Jim riyaat lo Licked.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Jan. 1 -r-Tony
Roe. of New Castle, Penn., outfouxht
Jim Flyno of Pueblo, Colo., thi after
noog la a ten-round bout.
Thla is Bad Month.
The Indoor life ot winter, with lack of
outdoor exercise, puts a heavy load on, '
the kldneya Nearly everybody suffers
from rheumatism, backache, pain la sides
and back, kidney and bladder allnMints.
A. oacaacne may not mean anyming aerv
ous, but it certainly does not mean aay
thing good It's better to bs on the safe)
side and taks Foley Kidney nils tu
strengthen snd Invigorate the ktdnejs
and help them do their work. They heir'
rid the blood of acids snd poisons. SuM
by all dealer. Advertisement.
(