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KOU RENT
lloaars Hid C'otr. ,
FOR RENT
V have a completa list or all houses,
npartmnnts and (lata that aro for rent.
Thl list can be metn free oi charge at
Omaha Van & Htomte Co., W So. :th St.
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Phone D SM or Web. 121
T-KOOM detacher modern house, 10tt A
nth BL Har. 325.
I liO t-room and laundry, all rood, except
furnace. W27 Chlcaso. Call H. S69&
I J-iiCiia in ail parte of the olty.
aou!stJ3 Creigh Sons Co.. B
Bee Bids.
MaggarcTs
per nr.: aiay. 2 men,
V abater. Dou. 1406.
Van and Stor
age Co., Lame
van, 1 men, 1.M
S1.25 par tir. 17U
J. C. Reed
moving.
Karnam. D. 614C
Htnrea and Offtcea.
Towntown atorea. Ik H. Hill. 30 Bran. Th.
NEW modern store room, 16th and Caae.
Conrad Young. 32 Brandela Theater
Bids. Doug. 1571.
WANTED TO RKN'f.
VODNQ, refined couple want a room and
board for lady In nice private family,
. good home; walking distance. Addreaa B
632, Bee.
Waated, Boavrd and Koon.
MAN wants board and room, near U.
P. shops. S 23, Bea.
REAL. ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR 8AIJ3
Colorado,
TO SETTLERS ONLT-SaiVacres for J2M;
'. rlcn corn, alfalfa and wheat land, no
and. J. A. Tracy. Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Hlsentti,
199 ACRES, between Minneapolis and Do
loth, on the fctoo Una, 4 milea from rail
road town; TO acres under cultivation,
balance wooded pasture and some good
meadow; no waat land; fair aet build
ings: near school; laud borders on beauti
ful lake; complete set machinery; US
chickens, plenty of feed, wagon, buggy
. and everything on the placa goea at 124
per acre; one-half cash. Schwab Bros
103 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
nemraaKSv, .
SECTION Kimball Co. oroae. 2101 Paul
600 ACRK&, three miles from town, good
stock farm, 100 plow land, 66 in alfalfa,
rest in pasture & hay land, all fenced Ss
crossed fenoed, with fair improvements,
plenty of water; price $35, if taken In
the next 30 days. Address, Ansley, Neb..
Route t. Box 16.
WlscoaalBt
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
low prices on easy term
let No. 34 on Wisconsin
union: settlers wantod. 'Lands for sale at
terms. Ask for book-
Central Laoa
-Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising.
If interested in fruit lands aak for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department. Boo Lin Railway,
Minneapolis. Minn.
IDAHO
FARMS FOR RENT
RANCH FOR
IRRIGATED
RENT.
i Ah Irrigated ranch of 1W acres for rent
March 1. It haa about 100 acres-In culti
vation; Is two miles from PlnKrea. Bing
ham Co., Idaho, railroad station, with
postoffice and pood school. Fenced and
croaafenced. Price J3U0 per year.
CHAHLES A. GRIMMEU
Room S4S Omaha National Bank.
IIEAL. ESTATE -FOR EXCHANGE
' WoCK ranch wanted; have splendid
forty half mile from Grand Island, well
improved, all alfalfa, to trade for larger
acreage. Pearson Wold Film Corpora
tion, Omaha.
ABSTRACTS O TITLE.
TlEBn Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. a06 Brandeis Theater.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modtirn abstract office. Sui d. 17th St.
Phone Douglas &4J7.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY ami faim loans. 6 -5Vfc, per cent.
J. H. Dumont a Co. ,1W3 Farnam, Omaha
WANTED City ioans and vrkriaul. W.
Farnam Bmlib 4k Co., 1820 Farnam. -
Iiu to UO.wiU made promptly. V. D. Weud,
Wead BWe-. Wth and Farnam Bu.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farina.
O KEttHS REAL ESTATE CO., '
11 Onwba Natl. Doumas riS
WANTED City loans
I AND farm loans.
mlck, tsi Pax ton block,
Vetera Trust Co.
Wm. MoCor-
iW to iu,0m made proinpily. . F. D. Wau,
Wead Dldg . liih and '"rnam 8ta
UABV1N BROS 'K.rSLSE
bKB us first if you want a farm loan,
United Slates Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
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CITY
810-312
IXJAN.S. C. G. Carlberg,
hrundla Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a apeciblty.
W. H. Thomas. Z$ State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on ftaua tor city and farm loana,
H. W. fclndar. CKy Natl. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Houses for sale tn all parts ot the city.
W. M. Nash & Co.,
Real Estate. Ixana and Insurance.
m Bea Bldg. Phone He J jcj6.
LEGAL SOTlCEs
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING. Notice Is hereby given that tbe regular
annual meeting of th4 stockholders of the
' oiilh I'laiie Land company mill b hel4
at tiie olfice ot said cumcany at Liuculn,
NebruKa at eleven oMi a m. on the
third eay of March. A l)i 19Lo. , .
C M. MOKR1L.L, President..
A. B. MINoR. Secretary.
Lincoln, Netiiauka. February l. 19H
TOPEKA HAS FIYE
DAYS TOSAYE CLUB
If Mortgage Hot Railed in that Time
Franchise Will Be Sold,
Sayi O'Neill.
SCHEDULE COMMITTEE IS BUSY
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-jFlve days of graca
were granted today to resident of To
peka, Kan., to clear off the mortgage on
the Topeka base ball club of the Western
league. If they fall to do so, President
"Tip-' O'Neill told anxious Inquirers to
day, the club will be sold. In which event
It may go to Colorado Springs. H. H.
Meyers of Webster, 8. D., Is reported to
have a desire to buy the club and move
It to the Colorado resort.
Topeka bankers holding a mortgage for
$14,000 on the club will Jurn over Its man
agement, It was promised tt2 to any
Topeka agent who can raise $10,000.
The schedule committee la working on
a ir4-gania schedule. The magnates here
today include Frank Isbell. Des Moines;
J. C. McOlll, Denver; N. Hanlon, Sioux
City, and A. M. Enrlpht, Wichita.
Wrestlers Work Out
In Preparation for
1 Bout Tuesday Night
Tougiff Hussane and Jess Westergard,
the wrestlers who will combat at the.
Krug theater Tuesday evening, both did
somo light work yesterday In preparation
for the event. Hussane worked out at
the theater on the mat. -but VTeetergard
confined himself to two brisk runs, one
In the forennon and one In the afternoon.
Both men strenuously assert they are
in the very , best of condition and
ready for a long battle. Manager Franke
declares that the match will be two falls
out of three, If the men have to grapple
all night
Two preliminaries have been scheduled.
Barney Burnharn of Vlllisca, la, will go
on with Walter Thompson of Omaha,
while Toung Gotch of Des Moines will
wrestle Toung Sandow of Chicago.
That the fair sex will be in evidence la
the assertion of Manager Franke. Ha de
clares three box parties of women have
been already ordered and that the interest
among the fair ones Is very keen.
ELECTRICIANS DROP THREE
GAMES TO UNION PACIFICS
The Union Pacific Overlands too!t three
games from the Electric Light Company
Accounting Department bowling team in
a match game Sunday. Scores.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. ACCT. DEPT.
1st 2d. 3d. Total.
Dickinson 1 It i:u H
Senior 1HS 1 4:
Pai'tlett I'M 101 l' W
Wilson.. 102 132 31 972
Kalleke 170 VS . 15T 455
, Totals M S0 W7 2.013
' UNION PACIFIC OVERLANDS.
1st. 2d. M. Total.
Domet 144. 1JM 1-' -42
Bryant 13. 131 1CT m
Petersen 1 ' 14 , 4U
Pickfltt 179 144 179 m
Purshouie .k: 144 160 14 1 43a
Totals
,...771 436 799 2.2SS
Clennrood Defeats Cornell Blaffe.
GLEN WOOD, la., Feb. -7. (Sneclal.)
The closest game of basket ball On
Glenwood's floor this season, was playeu
Friday evening. Glenwood High school
defeated Council Bluffs High. 39 to 3I.
The score for the first, half was IS to Is.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
i Acre Bargains
Now Is the time to think of buying
that suburban home.
We are headquarters for acre property.
We have some real bargains that are
sure to advance In value.
. Listen
la ai'ies,, West Center, t blocks from car.
Fine improvements, coat over $10,0u0.
Price, lti,(WO.
p acres, a little furltier out. Good im
provements. All in) fruit and conceded
to be the equal of any fruit farm In
the slate. Price, $la,0uu. ,
10 acres' N. W. of Florence. Very fair
improvements, lots of fruit and ahrub
bory. Thi bind Is rolling, but fine for
fruit, poultry or hog raising, Prk-e,
$7,J0. '
40 acres, north of Florence, about three
miles. Improvement not very- good, but
all right- Price. $i,000.
I acres In same locality. Improvements
fair. Price, $3.0ug.
O'Neil's R. E'. Ins. Agency,
UOS FARNAM ST.
' TEL. TTLER 1024.
t TO 10 acres near
platting. D. 2(7.
car lines; good for
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BUSY, WEEKTOH BOWLERS
Handicap Tourney Closet with the
Grand Iiland Men Taking
Mot of th Prizei.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT EVENTS
There was plenty going on last week to
occupy the time and attention of local
bowling enthusiasts. The handicap and
Gate City tournaments, the presence of
Miss Birdie Kern, ' champion woman
bowler, and also the presence of several
out-of-town bowling teams. . made last
week's, bowling activities the busiest of
the season. These, in connection with
the ' preparations being made for the
City, International and American Bowl
ing congress tournaments, have kept the
bowlers on the move. 1
The handicap tournament came to a
successful close,' after several exciting
matches, In which the Grand Island bowl
ers were the victors in the five-man
event, Jones and Ahmanson in the dou
bles and Bill Weber in the singles. The
tournament was one of the largest ever
held here, both In the number of entries
and prise list. It also drew a large at
tendance. '
The Gate City tournament was the
headllner on the Morrison alleys, ' and
llko all other tournaments pulled off by
the officer of thls-Jeague, assisted by
Manager Joe Berger, it was a success.
Reaular Leaarne Scores Low. v
The regular league . play during tna
week was of a mediocre quality, most
of, the scores being low, and with one ex
ception no changes took place.
The race In the Gate City league pre
sents ; the xnoit exciting appearance.
Three teams, the Fairmont Creamery,
Lewis' Buffet and Ragan'g Falstaffs,
are all tied for the leadership honors and
aro fighting hard to retain them.
Plan City Toarihameat. .
Today's meeting- of the Greater Omaha
Bowling association Is expected to bring
a large turnout of bowlers. Complete ar
rangements for the City tournament will
be made, and in addition the organisation
of the Midwest Tournament association
will be commenced. Victor Parrlsh of
the Commercial lub will meet with the
bowlers and' assist them in making next
season's Midwest tournament the biggest
ever. i. i .
President Strots and Secretary Lowe of
the Midwest Bowling association will bo
to Omaha In March to confer with the
local bowling officials and make final ar
rangements for atagtng tbe big. meet. '
The annual City, tournament will be
held beginning Funday, February 14.
A large entry list is expected, practically
all of the first clans teams signifying
their Intentions of entering. The five-man
event will begin promptly at W o'clock
a. m. on the Farnam alleys, and the dou
bles and singles will follow throughout
the day on the Association alleys.
WEEK'S BOWLING SCHEDULE.
MORRISON ALLEYS.
Fairmont Creamery League Monday,
Better Butter against Fairmont Farms,
Dellcia agtalnst Liquid Gold,' Diadem
against Puritan Broilers.
Gate City League Tuesday, Black Kate
against Ragan'a Falataffs, Drexel -Shoo
company a (fain at Fairmont Creamery
company; Thursday, Runiohr's Old Tav
erns against American Express company,
Lewis' Buffet against Flora helm Shoes.
Lithographer Leairue Tuesday, II. and
E. Preaa against Huber Inks, Omaha
Printing company against Klopp-Bartlett ;
Thuiaday, Lyons Engravers ' against
Leary Printers.
Omaha Gas LeagueVWednesday, Inter
department matches.
ASSOCIATION ALLEYS.
Mesco League Monday, Inter department
matches.
Mercantile League Tuesday, ' regular
team matches. .
Stryco League Wednesday, In terde part
men t matches.
Sunderland Bros.' League Thursday, li.
terdepartment matches.
Paxton & Gallagher League Friday,
Denbys against Mercedes, Kamos against
Pagomas. v
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS.
(South Omaha.)
Magle City League Monday, Willow
Springs Brewing company against Loyal
Order of Mooae, Jitter's Old Age against
Welch Grocery conpny; Thursday, Curo
Springs against All-Stars, White Sox
against Farmers' Exchange.
METROPOLITAN ALLEYS.
Carter Lake Federal League Monday,
regular team schedule;
Standard OH League Monday, Polarine
Auto Oil aaainat Mica Axle Greaae;
Crown Gasoline against Perfection Oil.
Commercial League Monday, titara and
Stripes against Omaha Bicycle Co.)
Krantc'a Tandy Kids aaalnst Brodeca&rd
Crowns; Wedneaday, Beselin's Old Mix
ers against Eagles.
Browning-King League Tuesday; inter
department matches.
Union Pacific League Saturday, inter
department matches.
. FAKNAM ALLEYS.
Carter Lake Women's League Monday,
regular team matches.
Kniahta of Columbus Iagu Monday.
Omaha against Council: Knights againrt
Columbus; Of against 662.
Booster Laue Tuendsy, El Paxos
against Powell Supply Co.; Clara Relics
against Maurpr'a Cafe; Mooae Club
against Beacon Press; Plicoa against
Corey-McKenzies. '
Nebraska Telephone League Wednes
day, Interdepartment matches.
Union Outfitting League Thursday.
Dinpatr Photo League Thursday,
Mooae Club League Thursday, regular
team matches.
Omaha league Friday. Store against
BurKess-Naah; Old Style T-ger against
Krug'a Luxiis; Mickey Gibsons against
Jetter s Old Age -
Falraaoat Wlaa -
FAIRMONT. Neb.. Feb. 7. I Special.)
The Fairmont HIO uliool haakct In 1 1
tuni defeated the Friend High school
ttum here last night. 34 to 16.
Frdnk Beard Wins
The Silver Spoon
At Omaha Gun Club
Frank Beard walked off with the silver
spoon offered as a prise at the shoot
Sunday at the Omaha Gun club, and Paul
Gallagher waa winner of the smoking
Jacket which was offered as second prise.
Beard registered, . with his handicap,
forty-nine rocks out of fifty, while Gal
lagher broko forty-six and twenty-three
out of twenty-five tn the shoot-off with
A. C. Patter, Elmer Redlck and Joe Wlcht
All four were tied for second on the fifty
target round. - y'
Ray Klngaley was high run for the day.
He brofte nlnety-atx out of a hundred,
and lost the sliver spoon by but one tar
get. Ho shot' without handicap, Sam
Huntley was out breaking the rocks,
shooting at 125, but dropped several.
Seventeen shooters lined up In front of
the traps In the handicap event.
Women to Hold City
Tourney on Country
- Club Links in June
It has been decided to hold the women's
golf tournament for the,. city champion
ship at the Country club In June or Sep
tember, probably the former. M. C
Peters, president ot the Country club, has
Invited the women to compete on that
course and they have accepted because
the Inside, course 1s a bit easier than on
the other link In Omaha.
Triple-A Starts Its
Career This Monday
The Amateur Athletic -Association of
Omaha completed Installation of appa
ratus In 'the Armory building yesterday
and startlnr Monday th Armory will act
as gymnasium and club house for the new
organisation. . Active work at th gym
will start Monday and at all times, ex
cept Monday evenings, when th militia
men hold their drills, the Armory will be
open to members of the association. Th
membership lists are becoming larger
each day and th charter membership,
which closed with the opening, Is very
long. Membeis of the club. will Imme
diately sturt active training for th big
Indoor meet to b held March 19 at th
Auditorium. Tbe Triple A will hold
an elimination meet March 1. when it
participant In the big event will be se
lected. '. ' v.
Impolite Juniors
Trim Up Seniors
In the preliminary to the Omaha-Lin
coln combat the Junior swamped the
Senior , to the tune of IS to 3. . Tb
Senior seemed unable to locate the bas
ket, yet furnished amusement tor th Im
patient onlookers. .Grove and Gelsler
shot th Junior counters, while Moako
vltch made ' the ono Senior score. Tb
lineup:
JUNIORS. I SENIORS.
Oeisler R F.RG Gould
Grove L.F.UO Gilmnre
Fulloway ....C..C Rohwer
"eece RU.RF Moekovltch
yrowiey L.U.L.F....
Field goals: Gelsler (),
Moskovltch, Free throws:
Crowley (6).
WRESTLER'S COLLARBONE
BROKEN IN TWO PLACES
CHICAGO. Feb. 7. While iofending hi
title as National Amateur Athletlo union
champion 158-pound wrestler here to
night, Ben Reuben picked up his oppon
ent, E. C. Babcock, another Chicago
wrestler, and hurled him to th mat
Babcock' collarbone "s broken in two
places. , '
On other contestant, Henry Beck, waa
injured. This also was in the 158-pound
class. Beck was picked up by A. G.
Peterson with a reverse 'body hold and
thrown. One ot his ribs wa fractured.
Bryans
Grove (S,
Moskovltch,
TOM M'CARTY OUTFIGHTS
WEINERT OF. NEW YORK
NKW YORK. Feb. 7.-Tom McCarty
of Lewiston. Mont, outfought Charley
Woinert ot New .York. In a ten-round
bout here tonight. Welnert. took tbe
oovint of nine in the Oilrd round from a
right cross to th jaw. He proved th
cleverer boxer, but McCarty' superior
fighting qualities brought him the
victory.
McCarty weighed 1W and Welneit 17$
pounds.
pleaald far Rkaaaattaaa.
X think Chamberlain's ' Liniment is
just splendid for rheumatism," write
Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldrldg. N. Y. "It has
been uaed by myself and other member
of my family time and time again during
the last sixt years and has always given
the best of' satisfaction." The quick re
lief from pain which Chamberlain's Lini
ment affurds Is alone worth many times
the tost. Obtainable even where. Adver-tifccuiint
PLAY CODE UIILE CHANGED
Foot BalfvRalei Committee Makes
Few Alteration! in New
York. Meeting.
NO RADICAL ACTION IS TAKEN
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. Th annual mt
lng of 'the Intercollegiate Foot Ball Rule
committee, held for the purpose ot con
sidering change in the rules tor 1915,
closed here lata today without radical
alteration In the playing eoere'.
The principal change Include giving th
ball to opponent on a forward pas out
ot bounds, made on th fourth down, at
th point where the pa wa mad; the
increasing ot th gam official from
three to four and th limiting of re substi
tution of player to th beginning of a
period. The commute also arnet!y
recommended th numbering of player,
but did not make It a mandatory rule.
Forward Pas Ralta.
Under th 1914 . jles a forward pas out
of bounds whether touched by a player
or not, gave the opponent at th point
where It crossed the line. Because ot the
greater accuracy f throw It wa fre
quently reworted tp on' th fourth do cm
in plaoe of the pujlt In order to fore th
opposing team to open ft attack close to
th aid line. Under th eew ruling tor
ward pasoea out ot bounds, except on th
forth down, shall be considered as Incom
pleted. Tb obang la tna resubstltutioa rule
waa made to prevent th return ot a
number of player to the gam tn th
final period. Heretofore player war per
mitted to re-enter th gam at any time
In th fourth period. Under the new rul
ing the regulation which prevent a re
substitution axeept at th beginning of
each. of th first three periods will also
apply to tb final period. Substitutes
must thereafter report to an official Im
mediately on entering th field to play.
Minor Caaaarea.
Minor change in th rule include a
fifteen-yard penalty for unsportsman
like conduct In addition to th dlsquall
flcatlon of players In flagrant cases; a
ten-yard penalty for running Into op
ponent after the whistle haa baited play;
a 'fifteen-yard penalty for throwing th
legs and striking with lower leg an op
ponent above the knee; a flfteen-yanj
penalty for running Into fullback after
punt to which I added disqualification
for roughing th fullback.
Th committee ruled that the center
must pass the ball back with on continu
ous motion and release It without mo
mentary checking or holding.' Th un
successful attempt of two eligible players
to catch ft forward pas In turn before
the ball touched the Gorman wa ruled
a an incompleted pass Instead of giving
opponents the ball as formerly. Q6br
changes mart were solely for the purpose
of clarifying phraseology ot th rule.
Cleveland Leading .
The Interclub Eifle
- Shooting Contest
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7Wlth the re
markable ecor of 69$ out of a possible
LOoo. Cleveland leads tbe intorclub rifl
shooting championship .league, accord
ing to th results of th seventh match,
made public tonight. Scores:
Claas A: -Cleveland,
8S, against Klngsmllls, O.. 904.
Stillwater. Minn.. 84$. aaalmtt nnjrtn
Maks.. 94)1.
fcBuycrus, O., Mi,' against Adrian. Mich..
Dickinson. N. D., 878. against Man
chester. N. H., 977.
Brldxeport, Conn., 99$, against Birming
ham, 969.
Warren, Pa., 98. against District of
Columbia. t.
Clara li.
St. Louis. 979. against Madlaon, Wis., 958.
Louisville (Swiss), tail, aaainat Houkina.
Minn , IU3.
Milwaukee, wa, against Tacoma, $38.
Youngstown; O., 873, against Marlon. O..
Sod.
Bangor. Me., 97S,- against Indianapolis,
934.
Des Moines, ro, against Watertown,
N. Y., iA.
Cliias C:
Buffalo. 972. against Corlnrs. KJ9.
Kane. Pa., aaainat Albion, Ind., 4B.
Detroit, 9M. acaiuat Halt (ke City, DfaO.
Oaden, Utah, fed. agalnat Tucson. Arts..
4. .
New Haven, conn., 977,' against Louis
ville (rlile). 944
Watertown, S. D-, 878, against Payette,
Idaho, 9J.
New Track Eecord
In Mile Handicap
BOSTON. Feb. 7. A new track record
of 4:X In the one-mil handicap wa
ma do her tonight by J. B. Hutchinson
of th Boeton Athletlo association at tb
a'sorlallon's second annual Invitation
track and field meet.
Freeland Gordon. New York Athletlo
club, finished first, but shouldered
Hutchinson In th last turn and th
Judge ruled h had committed a toUL
Harvard' four defeated Yal in the
8.120 'yards relay race and establishing
a new dual record of 7 02'i-
Doa't Be Constipated. ,
All kind of ailments result from con
stipation. . Dr. King's New Life Pill are
mild and effective, prevent constipation.
Sc. All druggists. Advertisement.
Packer Quintet
Out After More
Foes to Conquer
With tight consecutive Interscho'sstlc
victories, th South Omaha 'High school
basket ball team can well proclaim rank
on of the strongest five in th state.
Although th teams met are in th ma
jority not exactly the strongest, still th
expert knowledge Coach Fatten' men
have shown In th grama played eaaltr
make them en of the best contender
tor th state tttl. '
. Th packer five won their hardest gam
from th Nebraska Agricultural school
by a lead ot four point. Taking Into
consideration th fact that th Aggie
defeated Lincoln after th state tourna
ment In Lincoln last year and that Coach
Mulligan of th Capital City five failed
to chdul a game with th Aggie this
year, th dope aeema to be that th
Magic City men are even more formid
able than tallies In the game already
played would indicate-
Beatrice fell without a murmur and
although the Council Bluff quintet won
by. a much larger sec re from th same
team, the evening before th South
Omaha-Beatrice game, Patton's men are
confident of lowering th colors of th
Iowa flipper. '
With the fall of th Arlinatoa team last
Thursday venlng and th defat of Fre
mont last Friday svenlng by th locals,
th telltale dope sift to a select few
Pierce, Hasting and Gothenburg are
all reported to have fast team and It Is
the intention of Coach Patton to schedule
midweek game with the team It cir
cumstance permit.'.
A gam between Omaha I and South
Omaha would be Just th pepper, at th
present time and. although both Coach
Mill and Coach Patton are favorable to
th Idea, th severed relation between
the two schools on th part of the school
authorities seem to completely block th
materialisation of such a contest.
LINKS WIN FROMOMAHA LADS:
Inability to Locate Basket Ptotcs '
Undoing of Tommy Kills'
Basket Ball Toners. 1
IX0TH0W IS SOBILT ' MISSED !
Inability to locate the basket wej r-
a ponslbl for th downfall of Omaha High,
school before Lincoln last bight at the
Young Men's Christian association. The)
Links copped th fray, 21 to 17.
Th absence of Paul Fiothow wa a big
handicap for th Omaha lads, a Fiothow
I an accurate basket shooter. With him
In the gam a different tale might be told.
Th Link ran away from tha locals in
the first half. Th score at th end of
the period waa 13 to x. not a goal bet nr.
thrown by Omaha,' Lutes' two fr throw,
counting th only points. In th second
halt Captain Larmon played all over tliai
iioor and managed to mp tnre Pasteta, .
while Patty registered three. Lute a, who,
waa moved from guard to forward to
tak the place of Fiothow, tailed to throw
a single basket, as did Engstrora. who
took Lutes' place at guard. Paynter. '
generally dependable for two or three'
taakets, flipped but one. . , . . . (,
... Basket SbaoUaor .
Ths Omaha floor game was vastly su
perior to th Links', bub tim tad again,
with plenty of time and a clear field to
throw a basket from, tna ball bounded
wide of tha hoop. . '
On th other band, Lincoln mad tha
most ot every opportunity and seldom
missed when within striking dlatano.
Patty played th best gain for Ovaha,
but Laraon waa clos behind in tb run
for honor. Albrecht and Morris wera
th shining light for th visitor. Lineup j
Omaha Shooters to' .
Take Part in Live
. Bird Event at K,C.
Two team of trap shooter from Ne
braska will Invad Kansas City Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday ot this week,
wher a live bird tournament will be held.
One, team will b captained by Don Mc
Cown and will consist of Omaha shooters,
while th other will be captained by Dan
Bray and will consist of Columbus shoot
er. McCown'a team will be himself, Sam
Huntley, Ray Klngaley, A. K. Chamber
and probably George Redick.
Th Omaha Gun club will hold two
registered tournament In Omaha this
year. On will be held In May and th
other In November. Both will b two-day
shoots, 100 targets each day. These events
will b open to any trap shooter In th
country and sufficient prise money will
be hung up to draw soma of the real
cracks tn th trap shooting gam.
Gillen & Boney Team
Trims Clara Belles
LINCOLN, Feb. 7. Speclal Telegram.)
Th Clara Bell bowling team of Omaha
wa easy for the local Gillen eV Boney
bowling team, losing by a cor of 2,6 to
t,90t Th Omaha bowler had difficulty
on th Young Men' Christian association
alley and did not play up to form.
SJ0, while Neale lead the Omaha bowlers.
Following la th summary:
CLARA BELLES.
let. Id.
Cain ,.. IM
Jaroah 14
Cummin 17
Cochrane 14
Nettle 213
m
167
171
11
M
Totals... a 84J M
GILLEN BONKY.
1st.
.... 174 2I
.... 14 ZJ0
.... m 300
.... 221 213
.... 1 19
3d. Tot.
177 m
i;
m
179
148
441
541
110
. Ml
Million
iiuxh
Gates
V. Ppangler
Bsnks
Totals
823 1,S2
Id. Tot.
14
1M
17
s I Stt
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INDIANAPOLIS TO TRAIN
V CHIEFLY AT SAN DIEGO
CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Th Indianapolis
American association team will do the
most ot It spring training; at San Diego,
Cat., It was announced her tonight.
The squad probably will at art for the
coast March 1. stopping off at El Paso
to play a series of three game with th
New York , Nationals. At San Diego a
series ha been arranged with th Vrnon
club of th Pacific, Coast league.
INTERNATIONAL WOULD
GET INTO THE BRONX
NEW YORK, Feb. 7,-It th Interna-
ttonal leagua can obtain permission from
th New York National and American
leagu club It will operate a club tn the
borough of th B-onx next season. It is
Intended to shift th Jersey City fran
chise' to the Bronx This announcement
was made today by Edward Barrow,
pieeident of th International league.
OMAHA.
Ptty L.F.
Lutes ...R.F.
Paynter C.
Larmon L.O.
Ertgatrom RO.
LINCOLN.
L.F..... Schmidt!
R.F..., Morris
C Albrecht
L.G.' Schroedep
RO Smith
Substitute: Hager for Schmidt. Ftelii
goals: Morris (2), Albrecht (2), Sohroeder
(a). Smith (2). Patty (3). Paynter, Lar
mon CO. Foul goals: Morris ($), Lute
(2). Paynter. , Referee: Miller. Tim-.,
keeper: Root. Score keeper: Peterson.
NEW WORLD'S INDOOR . '
, RECORD IN RELAY RACE
BOSTON. Feb. ?. A new world's Indoor
record for ft relay race of L&80 yards was
mad tonight by a Boston Athletlo aaso
elation quartet In It annual rao with
the New York Athletlo dub at the Invi
tation track and field meet ot th Boston
Athletlo association. Th new mark wa
et at 1:034. which 1 one-fifth of a sec
ond faster than th record mad by Har
vard last i year. Th record-breaking :
combination was mad up of Burns, Bote.
Caldwell and HsJpln.
Bank Clearings
Bank clearing In th United State fot
tne week ending February 4, as reported
to Pradatreet a Journal. New York, ag
gregate $3,286. 137.000. against t$.B7B.a87,004
last week and $3,777.2O2.0o in this week:
laat vear. Canadian elearinrs aggregate
$12S.O2,0O. a against tVll.mMQ laat week
and $!W,fcl,000 in thla week last year. Fol
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laat, with percentage of chang front,
this week laat year:
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Richmond
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Tpledo
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Rochester
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Macon
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New Haven
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Auatin
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