T1IK BEE: OMAHA. TIESDAV, MARCH ;. 1015.
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Bringing Up Father
Cor right
Internatlousj
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
, . .INOONIir)SW I M'M-IVE LOCKED THE 1 f L I I f&K THE XJSJ? WHEREIN 1 THERE ARE
. .IIVTHEREANO WATCH IT- l V ) 00- 1-J I I ""-J 1 "T"T iSfT U I THE PUNCH? I CHObT-, IN
- . v : J i? fcy vy " . until THE hzszl A I
GOLF " COMMITTEES NAMED
President Wilmouth pt the Miller
'ParicGolf Club Makes Armounce-t
: menta for This Season.
L tO&MITTEE TO MEET
xVfl AVflmoutrV presldetit of the l HVr
Park Oolt i-lub, lias mude appointments
of committees to serve during ,;th. en
suing year. The flmt committee nr-ellng
Mill iH'Ciir Haturdsy t-vcniiig st the dun
iinuse when the general committee will
bo called. . ; ' I
Tho Miller Park r.olf rlu j Ja' 'looking
forward to a busy and prospfrous i'on.
Ki-verul e'atensl.e Improvements will be
made on the course. New putting grecna
mil hi ,n. tile.1 and pices wh.cli Mill
pruvlde sufficient'.' V. Ur to constantly
icraln fresh and' cle' Crefcns are How
bring laid.
The commltte' ap;;ilnte I are aa fol
lows: -r- ' .
Field Committee IT.-.Th Caen, E.
Ijingley. K. M. Tracy, tv
. 'larkou.
Tennis Committee W. A.
fonnell, A Taylor.
Houm CommtU -1oe Latch
earrt. A. r ah'Oh-r.. -Membership
t ommltter
It. Cnnk. K 8. Watson.
Imirovement Committee II. Counsmsn,
J. K, Merrli.m.. ,.. . Oimigh.
Kuios Commit tie Phil Kendall.' C. O.
Ik.oM.'W-O'Neills - 7 -
f ubllcity Committee E. J. Hstch.
cToledo May Eesume
Place m -American
a? 'Asspoiatipn Circuit
No High Marks Are ?
Made by Omahans at
Peoria Tournament
I'EORIA, March Special Teingram.)
-Omaha holers failed to take -any of
the leading positions In the American
Homing Congress today In the doubles or
singles. Corhran and Hclple. with 1.131
In the doubles, were hlsh. and Neale,
with 621. was high In the Individual shoot
ing. Although VA bowlers tried their luck on
the slnKlca today, there was no change
In the leadership of this or any other
class.
Brores of Omay.a men: ,' '
Omaha Ooablra.
Scores of Omaha men bowllng"Jn the
AUSTRIA OFFERS
-.. PART OF TRENT
.' .i
Rumor It is Willing to Pay This
Price for Neutrality of Italy at
Request of Germany.
'.ROME ESTABLISHES CENSORSHIP
Turkey Denies AH
Reported Disorders
ALL IS QUIET IN MATAMORAS
Battle for Possession of Mexican
at Urumiah, Persia City at Mouth ; Rio Grnde t0
two-man event:
K. iiurke. W.
Ellis, E..W.
O. J. Ooa-
-II. Dowman, II.
;f.'4niXtfKl'' trch '29.-Mittars, i.rd
Xfirf tha acl.edi.1? of tho A morgan s
ftMlatlod' .wAro'further'totnpllcated today
i.y'thg osalbimy'th'kt Tofedb would tat,
Ihf ree'ftevlaM.TItr. ral
iCmmH salft 'M- KneWn.0(Uivf I
nolapiiruj.rrlfd; on' , b .IV.sWej1,
j'rfhM"!. ;IW AruHi8 .leagne Jor
trsnsf.T of the Cleveland association team.
1st.
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2d.
liH
lt)
ll
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ITS
177
17&
IN))
1W
1W
IT
nn
178
ITS
147
no
d.T..t.
lin-.M
1ft4 tSIA 1131
in hi3
17(-ff)
lM-&'!-10t
Idl M2
211 VJ- KM
J-M-10R7
lM-2l
1M MJ-10M
17S-4H
lxfi ft7S 1048
H- Ml
178-610-1041
211 678
If j3 1041
f Jl.AWJmlttJi.ht It n.Uhtbe
riiadc posslhiv before the opening' of the
srascn.-f 4, iv A j'. " i
The ' frtedtili i haa Jfeclf IrrHTigedMnttni-
lactorlly, according, to latest reports.
Atf'te1.)(rtrt,tlon of de In tTtevcland,
aVefo't) re Jera conTllita Wjthr Aniart-
C. foihtan
K. H. Hclple
F. Kanlon
.1. Martin .,
H. l'cterson, 80; Cm.. l"t
J. Brlggs 17.1
I. Weeks lt
M. K. Huntington.... IW
A. Cummlngs 1X7
T. Neale i!4
F. Faaerheig. tfo. Om. 1S
J. Fltageraid 1
K. Terrell ITS
R. 8clple
E. J. Cain 171
J. Jaroah 1K
F. Chadd, 80. Om..., 117
W. Ham 14
Ossaka Stacles.
1st
T. Neale
M. Huntington
ft. !. Hclple
1. Petersen
i. Hrlggs
W. Ham
K. 8. Hclple
J. Jarosh
C. J. Cain
J. Fltageraid
V. Fagerbarg
C. t'oohran....
V. t'hadd
F. O. Fanton ......."?..
P. U Weeka
K. C. Terrell
J Martin
A. J. Cummlnga...,v. Jf5. "1W 17-fW
Tho Jetter'a Old Agr lt Omaha team
on the tournament ajleya tonight.; rolled
J.EM. The acnV:, . .
JKTTfcll'8 Ot.D "AQE. ' ' '
1st. d. ?d. Total."
Italaer V
Bland 1 J ,
?o,n,.rh..:::'-::::::i-1 ?
Zimmerman ,n... i"l -
2d. Sd.Tot.
1M an 821
m t43 mo
237 lt.7-4Wl
1S8 222-479
171 203-477
ITS 111-474
112 15 6n9
lrt m-4M
173 177-lvW
157 li-4.a
M7 101-41S
12 . 177 WW
1K7 H48
4.4 -t7 4K1-
14 1K 1V-4.0
...JM 17 IJ2 44
, ITS
, M7
. 173
, 142
, 14
, it
. 157
J70. .
, I4li
17
ana teaguw game.
Totala
te S05 2
ti..
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5ix-,State:League; ..
-Srj'Qbbs Voter for, a . ;
5 ; Shorter Schedule
t'l t . .r. ' ' ,." 1 -ff " .
'.S.AiN.eS. Neb..-. Jlarch-. .-l8pMlal
Tetrilrni,)U .Of, tl elsh.t. iluba
Wite.dt.tW Cik-'Xhe achadule si . t ie JftJlti
loe ball league from 112 to ninety-eight
names provided the circuit la maintained
on an' eight-club basis.
Thla vote will bo effective unless one
club over which there la eome uncer
tainty dropa out. In which avent Jhj for
mer ache4ufewU(ltbeadorUd. '
If -the; jthJitoneia aocejtted. Beatrice.
Grand Island, Falrbury . and Hastings
have already agreed to a post aeason
Jerlej of . elf hteerygalnoB. .
ikWiim
A,0,U,W. This Yar
'," r . 'v-' v
Frank J. Wckh. who has had consid
erable eperlcnce In amateur clnjea In
Omaha, wlU manage, the saml-profes-
elonal tesra wkJcA- wlls . eapraocfll- tne
Ancient Order of United Workmen this
,St VrJU,h ryjsplityed wth.Crlhton.
-Vl-"WUya;' A1afvtt'a arid Jhe .last two
veara with the Ancient tirdcr uf I'nlliHl
a4orkmTW'. - --.-.4. ..
kThe tciwii.':wljl be composed of Joe and
.5l?A'darn. eW.-aup. Cody. KTHlev.
Jliii "Kcl'ley. "fj refk'e and Paul ' Ki-nry.
sV"M lr1r w lll.Tye itoma grinds- and
ft the"'preseh't plan "to erect 'a tb
Jetters Are Last
Omahans to Roll in.
Peoria Tourney
PEORIA, III., March 2. (fpotal Tele
grams Members of the Jetter Old Age
team of Omaha rolled In the doubles hero
today. Palser and Gllbreath totalled witn
1.1S1. tha hfgrTeet double acora by an
Omaha pair.
J. Oenal and W. Seunksl 61 Oahkaslt
rolled Into fifth' plaea -In' the- douWes to
day.
Two-man evenf : "
V 11.1... Ilnuhl llA. 9li tl
T. Ollbreath : Ml lue-osi um
A. Howers. Omaha. ...r4 les im 64S
O. Toman ......w...17 3 1SS-14-11W
C ttland. nmthi.r.1. t.lM -47 1V-4t
U. T. Zimmerman 12 ls 14 .4i-103S
Alleged Horse Thief
PARIS, March 29. Auatrla ha
made a definite offer to cede to Italy
a part of the province of Trent at the
clone of the war, the Petit Partslens
Rome correspondent aays he haa been
Informed. He adds that the pro
posal wag made on Thursday and that
the Italian government deferred lt
reply.
Italy.' F.stahlleaea Censorship.
ROMK, March 2.-(Via Paris, March
29.) A rigid censorship upon the publica
tion of military news from March 31 to
July 30, has been established by a royal
decree Issued In connection with a de
cision reached by a council of ministers
at It aesslon Saturday. The publication
Is prohibited of. Information regarding
the formation, movement or assignments
of the army, naval and aerial forces, or
even of soldlors and sailors.
Tha prohibition Includes arrangements
made for the tranapprt of naval and mili
tary forces., tha sanitary condition of
troops of sallerr," as well aa details re
garding armament provided otV all works
of defense. Even scientific discussions of
military questions come under the ban
aa well a criticisms of tha army or
navy.
Aaalrta May Aaaadoa nsssr.
GENEVA. ..March 2,-Vla Paris.)
fbuaj Stephen Tlsia, the premier of Hun
gary, haa ' ri'luf lied from Vienna, where
ha conferred with cabinet ministers re
gkrdlnrf ;thi future VoUre-oT the dual
monarchy.- According to--dispatches-- re
ceived by Swiss newspapers, tha leaders
of different" poMtieal parties;, are trying
to induce .Count Tlasa to make an effort
to persuade Emperor Francis Joseph that
Austria ahould conclude a separate peace.
The premier, however, la aald to have 1
refused tormaka such an attempt. -
Advice receivea nera irom 'Austria are
to tha effect that well informed public
men in that country profess to believe
that tha intervention of Italy . on the
Ma af the alliea 1a Imminent Count.
Aodraasy, former. Hungarian premier, la
said to be one' of those who no longer
attempts to conceal his concern.
Chancellor Von Bethmann llollweg of
Germany, tha ftwlas papers declare, re
mains Inflexible in his determination
that Austria shall sacrifice some of Its
territory to preserve tho neutrality of
Italy. Tha Austrian emperor la reported
to be equslly determined not to cede to
Italy any material portion of the monar
chy. Reports from Bucharest regarding tha
attlture of Boumsnla, It Is aald, have In
creased the alarm In Austro-Hungarlan
political circles...
WASHINGTON, March 29 The Turkish
government denies that there have been
any dleorders at Urumiah, Persia. Am- j
baasedor Morgenthau at Constantinople .
cabled the Btata department today that
the grand vlsler had so informed him on
the strength of a report made to him by '
the Turkish war office.
Mr. Morgenthau reported that further
instructions that order must be main-
CARRANZISTAS ARE REINFORCED
Bt'LLF.TIS.
WASHINGTON, March 2P.-Three ea
teries of field artillery late today were
ordered by Secretary Garrison to proceed
from Fort Sam Houston, Ran Antonio,
Tex., to Brownsville, Tex., and a regi
ment of Infantry In Texas City, Tex., was
a moments notice to the borotr town.
The troops' movement was ordered on
recommendation of Major ' ' 1 a Func
tion In charge of the border troops.
talned had been sent to Urumiah at his J oraer.d to t, m readiness to proceed at
request ana inai regular lurtun
were on their way to the scene.
News dispatches from Tints and reports
to the Presbyterian board of foreign mis
sions in New York have told of atrocities
conmmieu upon Lnri.ii.ni i ( BROWNSVILLE, Tex., March 29.
lean and French missions st Vrumlah Thcre WM no fl(thtlrig. at Matamoros to
hy Irregular Turkish troops and Kurds, j day up t(J mm Hfternc)0n. Keports from
n response to apnea s for protection the j bQth 8,des lndlc,ftted that tne battIe be.
fiaie ucparimcni. uirvt:vru
I
Morgenthau
troops.
to ask the
Ambassador
Forts to Send
BABY TEDDY SUNGSBY
IS BACK FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK. March 29.-Four-year-old
Teddy Mihgshy. central figure In a
British suit Involving property valued at
taoo.ono, reached here today as a passenger
aboard tho steamer New York from
Liverpool with his mother, Mrs. Charles
II. Kllngby.
. The. probate court at London recently
decided that Teddy was Mrs. Sllngsby's
sun, though his psrentags had been at
tacked on the ground that he had been
suostltuled for Mrs. Sllngsby's child when
the latter died soon after birth in Fan
Francisco In the autumn of 1910. By this
decision since appealed the boy's right
kwas jeatabllshoeV as an heir to tha- prop
erty of his father, Charles II. Bllngsby,
Jtnce.a. JjcutGtiant n the British navy.
Rent room quick with a Bee Want Ad.
tween Villa beslegeTs and the Carranza
garrlnon would not be renewed before to
morrow. Colonel Jose Flores of the Matamoros
garrison announced today that Carranza
reinforcements disembarked at the mouth
of the Rio Grande from the transport
Oaxaca yesterday and that they were ex
pected to reach Matamoros today. Other
Carranza reinforcements of 2,600 men and
fifteen pieces of artillery under General
Cesar Lopes De Lara were reported com
ing toward Matamoros from the south.
The Villa forces come from the west.
Officially there are aald to be 133 Villa
prisoners in Matamoros, twenty-eight of
them wounded. In addition to 300 Villa
wounded In Brownsville another 200 are
said to be distributed among ranches near
the Rio Grande border on the Mexican
side.
Colonel Flores of the Matamoros troops
said the Villa losses were 375 killed and
more than 600 wounded. Villa officers ad
mitted 60S casualties, including about 100
killed. . '
The report of American Consul Jesse
Johnson at Matamoras that no shots
were fired Into American territory, appar
ently refers to the fact that there waa no
intentional shooting in the direction of
Brownsville. The rifle bullets falling here 1
Saturday were spent. The authorities here :
are investigating firing from the Amer-!
ican side during tho battle Saturday.
United States troopers received a re
port that members of a party of twelve
Mexicans at a bend In the Rio Grande
near here were sniping from the Unltod
States side. They forced this party to
leave the river front, but made no ar
rests because they found no weapons in
the party.
General I'recopto Ellzondo, second In
command at Matamoros, who was
wounded Saturday, has been brought to
Brownsville. He was shot twice In tho
!,lps. but Is expected to recover.
Vo More Americans Troops Seeded.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-War depart
ment officials feel that American forces
already at Brownsville, Tex., are ample
to protect that town during tho fighting
between the Mexican factions at Mata
moras across the Rto Grande.
At Brownsville. Colonel Blockson has a
squadron of the Third cavalry, a machine
gun platoon and Battery D of the Sixth
field artillery. Nearby, up the river, are
two squadrons of the Twelfth cavalry.
Additional troops could be sent by train
from Fort Sam Houston at San Antonio,
Tex., or Fort Mcintosh, at Laredo, Tex.
Major General Funston, commanding
the border forces, reported today that
General Villa has sixteen field guns and
a large number of machine guns, while
the Carransa forces have fifteen field
guns and thirty or more machine guns.
General Funston added that neither fac
tion had artillery yesterday. The arrival
of the field guns has Increased the ap
prehension of officials here
From the American consl at Mata
moras,, who went to Brownsville to send
a dispatch, comes a puszling report that
shots had been fired into... Matamoras
from the American side, and that two
men had been wounded. . No shots had
been fired Into' American territory, he
said.
Meat Injurious
To the Kidneys
Take a tnhJesiKxmful of Salts if
Back hurts or Bladder bothers ,
Meat forms uric acid.
Rent room quick with a Bee Want Ad.
We are a nation of meat caters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, says n
well-known authority, who warns us 1o.
bo constantly on guard axalnst kidney
trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to free
tho blood of this irritating acid, hut
become weak from the overwork; they
get sluggish; the ellminative tissues clog
and thus the waste is retained In the
blood to poison the entire system. ' -
When your kidneys ache and feel" like
lumps of lead, and you - have stinging
pains in the back or the urine is cloudy',
full of sediment or the bladder is irri
table, obliging you to seek relief during
the night; when you have severe head
aches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleepless
ness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather, get from your pharmacist about
four, ounces of . Jad Salts; take a, tabie
spoonful in a glass of water before break
fast each morning and in a few days
your kidneys will act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to
neutralize tho acids In urine so it is no
longer a source of irritation, thus ending
urinary1 and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts - Is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink, and nobody can make
a mistake by taking a little occasionally
to keep the kidneys clean and' active.
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Wa. t Play .4.r. . t
Key Perryman.-- the big pitcher, ob-'
talned by the Browns from Atlanta, an-1
nouncea that he will share Manager
Klcksy's views regarding Habhath labor 1
and will refuse to work on Sundays.
Shot by Officer Eczema? A Torture
Quickly Banished
George Randolph Chester's thrilling motion picture serial now running at '
moving picture theater s throughout the country.
SEE THE PICTURES AT THESE MOVIES:
ft -la" the" preseht plan
house for the team there.
Omaha Team Trims ;
Bluoprings Lads
' . , ; r i ' , ,
Bid SPRINGS, 'Neb.. March St. 1 Si.
rial. The Wrsl'm Bridge Company
team of Omh.a defeated the Ills Siirlnsa
trams here tody in" a fanf game by-the
Ver4.ri fb.t lif elefeif tunings. Fosl-
KEMMKRUR. Wyo., March :(Spe-j
rial.) I 'an Crecdon is in serious rondl- 1
tlon in tha Miners' hospital hers -with a'
bullet wound twenty-five Inches in leagth '
In his shoulder and arm as the .result of
his refusal to holt when commanded to
do so by Ivputy Sheriff James Black,
who desired to arrest him for horse steal
ing. Creedon, , when he saw tha deputy
approaching, spurred his horse to a gal
lop and fled. Creedon, after several times
ordering hint to- halt., opened (Ire with a
rifle and brooch him aown wim a bullet'
which entered his shoulder mi the n', '
plowed the enttre length of his arm and
tore off his thumb. Creedon and William ;
Hufrner, who Is under arrest, aru charged
with the thrft of two horses from a llv- j
try stabht here, lluffnrr Is said to have
cunfessed. Implicating Creedon. . '
Remarkable ' Results Fol-
low the Action of a
Famous Remedy.
PRESIDENT TO BE GUEST
1
TODAY " Today0'
FARNAM THEATER. 1'ith and Firnim
stegularly livery Tuesday
ta aVAdltloa to Our Bsgula rrograa.
COMFORT THEATER
2319 Vinton Street.
' Every Sunday,
Episode No. 5, April 4
ORPHEUM THEATER
South Omeha
Every Wednesday
Episode 11 Next.
VENEZIA THEATER,
. 1211 South 13th St.,
Every Friday,
Episode No 6, Next.
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H. Browu
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Konkler
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McCoiidounh
Hams
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C. Bio wo..
FRANK MORAN KNOCKS OUT
WELIS IN.THE TENTH ROUND
LON'rON, Mann Fasnk Morsn of
Pittsburgh won the deruMn (rum Bom
bardier Wells. th English heavyweight,
la their tweuty-round. watch here to-
f?hhU j--"... V - v
V W ' wwi" kaoi kid pjI in ika-lfnth
SsaanV-' T ' - -
I a l SI n a U B ah 'siMAlia Vtlrtftil
OF AMBASSADOR NA0N r,e.".V V. I 3 h.anh from th. t
- i stomach ta every other part of the aody.
WASHINGTON. March i. -President , Any skin disease, lie matter what its j
vit.n left here st IS oVlocR fciilch ! asms, be It enema, psoriasis, aens. lu
Mlsoa len oere aj i. onoc toiiib , or'luat plain bolla. pimples or a'
on th. yacht Mayflower for AmmdoIIs. , :tulDOV abac.... must glv. way to tb. ,
Md . to be th. gu.st ot honor at a . influ.nc. of a B. 8. Why so? Simply be
lunch to be given t( morrow after- causa there Is In 8. & 8. certain medl-
noon by th. Argentine amnaaaau.r, ur. I rmai innuinin juh riniiuuiu m
Iloraulo 8. Kaon, on board th. new Ar- hh as sr. the elements of th. grains.
' , . ... . . ., meals, fats and augara of our dally
gentln. battl..hlp Mor-ao. He will re- i ood Qel . boIe to(J(,y of .ny drug.
turn early Tuesday luciulng. and than wrt. t0 th. Medical Ad-
i ! vls.r. The-8wlft bpeolftc Co. Ill Swift
Get Jtld al Imsrrus r-.;tiia. t i I5l1g., Atlanta, (la. H. will tell yeu
ajad l-a Urtpae. i about skin amiction. such ss you never
urtng fUide maay afflicted with liag.r- ! before r.ellsed. II. will clesr up th.
r rrr i r.ood-r;r,nord;r.".k,nof
tnn. Blush and w.t tanas mar. raids j wm Uo r,p up our ooubtl . to ,h.
GRAND THEATER, 16th and Binney,
Omaha,
Every Tuesday. TAnA w
Episode No. 10. TODAY
CLIFTON THEATER, 45th and Burdette,
Omaha,
Every Friday.
Episode No. 10, Next
aassjgaM
HIPPODROME THEATER, 2514 Cuming,
Omaha,
Every Wednesday.
Episode No. 8, March 31.
CAMERAPHONE THEATER TODAY
14th and Douglas, Omaha,
Every Tuesday.
Episode No. 7, Today
t ashed tpr Tbrre Years.
4V.'A gralafr saff'aJi-r.aettts -f'VbMI "ifitall
cine. lt. King's New Uiscovery. cured
my cough of three years' steading." 0c
AU drug Ists. Advertisement
than zero weath.r Croup, bronchitis sad
piMUtiioM are nrexal.nt. Every family
ahau:d kave a saf. and reliabi. cougk
mrdicln. ready for use. Foley's Hooey
and Tsx Compound contains ao harmful
Insredlents. It eaaae aough. checks a
cold and relieves Inflamed and coogosted
membranes It clears th. air passages and
Soothes tafiammaltoa. Bold vr wksrw
A4v.rtlaam.Dt.
nature, caus. and proper car. of your
self in any form of blood trouble. His
advice Is perfectly free. There is scarce
ly a community In ths U. a but where
y.u will find somson. to snthuslaatl- ;
tilly tell yeu how they are now cured ;
ut at on. tlm. wer. sufferers from
rheumatism, or catarrh, or som. severs j
form of skin or blood trouble. Get a;
bottle of 8. 8. 8. today, but refuse any ,
sod aU aubsUiutes.
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