THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, ATRIL 9, 1915.
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5J I l,Tt"''1 I "UNO TO IT I CNCKTARO 1 !-"353n - Jl lira M l ) 1 1 r ENOU4H
GRUEL KRUG WORKS
MEHATJOON HOUR
Order Qombat Just u Dinner
Whistle Blows, Much to Dis
gnst of the Athletes. '
REGULARS WIN .THE BATTLE
The bean ball aa demonstrated! br tha
well-known Red Styles was the feature,
of the pestlme at Itourke perk yesterday
between the Regulars and tha ooora.
Red stunc Huelsman twice with tha said
bean ball tod tried to puncture several
other RTilara,
The ame wm won by the Regulars.
T to 4. It wu full nlne-lnnlnf game
and very Interesting-. Even Pa Itourka
let tha morning- mall gt whlla ha lamped
the combat.
Marty Krur ordered tha athlete to re
port at the parte at 11 o'clock. Then ha'
started the bell game about 11:45. with
the reeult that the noble tollers worked
denperately during that part of tha day
that they liked to uee for tha purpoee of.
entertaining tha Inner man. Tough luck
to be Hire, and to make it tougher Krug
put tha athletes through nine Innlnga
Instead of seven. 1
Krararr Captains Goota.
The Regulara muterd full strength
yesterday. Thomaaon went In at center
field, superseding- tha well-known Oswald
Ps (tries Hanaon. who retired to tha
btnrh. Marty Krug occupied left field,
leav-lns- the Goof In aad shape. Tha cap
talncy of tha Ooofa waa wished on tJrnie
Krutger, who played third base. Krole
would make a wall captain If ha had
anything to captain.
Barney Everdon and Franklin Johnson,
did the umpiring. Everdon assumed a
hard look a. la Jack Van Blckle and bad
no trouble, but Johnson waa tha butt Of
many a cruel assertion because ha
couldn't keep from looking pleasant.
Ralph Willis ttradaates.
Ralph Willie tolled on the.piound for
the Kegulars, graduating from the third
bae lob with the Goofs. Styles worked
fer tha Ooofa. Ha declared tha reaamn ha
lost waa lack of support in tha outfield. '
He asserted the outfleldors - were alt
handouffed. Tom Blodgett and Eebon
Oosroen ware two of tha said gardeners.
Both came pretty near ruining- WUIU
by slamming tha pill with tha gusto of
Sam Crawford and Ty Cobb.
Today the Rourkee are carded to bat
tie tha White Box seconds. The game
will start at t o'clock. Score: R.U.E.
Regulara , t
Uocfs 0 1-4 Tt
Rattartea: Rerulars. WIUIs and Kaforn;
f!. fcxylee etwl Nelmen. Umpires:
f-Jverdon and Johnson.
Yaiiks Win from
Petersburg Team
' PETERfe-BlTR-a Vs.. April l-Tha
Petersburg (Virginia league) team de
feated tha New fork Americans bar to
day, fccora: 1 H,'B;
Petersburg .....V....... 11 1
New Vor J J
batterle: Kloe, 1 1 ! K. Oafiln and
Tee. lUxly-ins: Mo Kale and Sweeney.
RICHMOND, Va.. AprU S.-Tbe Boston
Nationals batted out a victory over tha
Richmond ' Internationals here today.
Poors: , " . R H E.
Hostoa ...U ' IS J
ftw hmond ' 0 .
imiuirire: Iuque and Qowrty; JainuUi,
MorriaaelLe. Bhamlln and Kc-hauUe.
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JESS WILLARD WORKED
RICHARDSON COUNTY FARM
STELLA, Neb.. April a, (Special) Wx
years ago a Jesaa vrniard worked In
Richardson county for W. W. Cully north
of straussvtlle. between Palls City and
Verdon. and residents of that community
are certain that ha Is) tha fellow of tha
prlsa fight fame. ' This young fellow was
then about 20 years of age and waa a
marked man In any crowd he chanced
to be, as he towered above nearly all
others and waa strong and eUiletio and
of powerful build. Ha told tha boys In
the neighborhood lq which ha worked
that his amMtlon waa U bs a prlsa
tighter. He worked during tha summer
and fall and after tha corn was) gathered
In the fall ha sold his team and wagon
and told his Nebraska friends thai ha
was going to Kansas' and soma day be
come a prlsa fighter.
White Sox Seconds
to Play Two Games
With the Eourkes
Tha second string of Chicago White
Sox wlU romp Into Omaha Friday for a
(Doupls of games with Marty Krug" a
athletes. Tha pals hoee will be managed
by Eddie Ck-otte, one of tha half a dosen
greatest pitchers In the- game and a
former Western leaguer. Tha Sox will
also have Dairy Chappella, tha ril,000
beaut; Ray Demmltt and other well known
stars. The gamaa en both Friday and
Saturday will start at t o'clock. Lineup:
Omaha. Position. WhltatVtx.
Ptahlleboer..'. First Lathrop
Breen... .......... Second Bromwlch
Krug ...second
Payne Third Roth
Short ., Baker
Left Pournler
Left
Center Chappell
...Jjemmltt
Mayer
Whaien...
Allan
Connelly, ......
Thomaaon,..,.
1 . . .11 V L
Korora , t.'ntc.n
Krueser Catch
Nleman Catoh
Crahb pitch
Styles Pitch
"Willis Pitch
tMnlett I'lich.
n Pitch
.......a
Clcotte
......Johnxon
.......Klepfer
Kverdnn.
C'lnoman Pitch
Johnson... Pitch
Cinoi Reds Mako a
Sweep of the Series
CINCINNATI. O., AprU I. The Cincin
nati Nationals made a clean sweep of the
three-game sertaa by taking tha final
game from tha Detroit Americans hers
today. Boors: R.H.K
Detroit - I T I
Cincinnati , .........4 11 4
Ratter!: Detroit, Boohter and MoKee,
Rakari Cincinnati. Benton. Dale ana
UonsaJes.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., AprU l.-Ths Boa-
ton Americans and the Louisville Ameri
can association team played to an eleven
inning tlo hero today. Tha game was
called on account of darkness. Score:
R.HK.
Hostnn - 1 0
Louisville., J 7 4
Rattertee: Bow ton. Mays, Collins and
Tnomaa, CHtrigan; ixtuutvllle, Kcanlon,
ferry ana demons.
Hill Holds Indian
Crew to'One Hit
CIIATTANOOdA. Tenn., April S.-H1U
held tha Cleveland Amsrloana to four
singles today and tha Chattanooga South
ern association teem wo. Soere: R V! wt.
Chattanooga , S !
Cleveland 4 I
Rattertee : Chattanooga. Htll and Kttoh'
ens; Cleveland. Morton and O'Nwlll.
PIIILADISLPHIA, April S.-Th Phila
delphia National league team took' tha
second game of tha spring aerloa from
tha local Americana today. Score:
R-lI.tl
Americans ,
Nationals
Batteries': Americans, W. Davis and
Bcnangj XMauonats, Aiayer ana liums.
BERT SHANER IS READY
TO PICK FAIRBURY MEN
FAIRBURT, Nb., April t CSpeclaJ.)-
On next Tuesday, AprU IX Bart Blvaner,
manager of Falrburys 1MB Btata leagus
base ball team, will assemble thirty play
era who desire to land a berth on Falr
bury'a team and gt their names en the
payroll of the Nebraska league and start
training.
Tha grounds have already been care
fully graded. Manager Bhaner has been
working for tha Rock Island since Fair-
bury'a semi-professional team disbanded
last fall.
Already a number of prospective play
ers are In Falrbury ready to commence
work. President C. W. Crawford of the
Falrbury base baU association has already
signed up seven pitchers. Including Bow-
hay, Sboll. Franklin. Bishop, Trimble,
Long aad Wylla. Franklin did ths
twirling act oa the Superior State league
team last year.
President Crawford has asked Jack
Holland of tha St. Joeseph Drummers
perm last on to use Catcher Redmond, who
has beea trying to land a berth on tha
Western circuit
ANOTHER RECEIVER SUIT
FILED AGAINST HOOFS
INDIANAPOLIS. In.il.. AprU J. An
other suit for a receiver waa filod here
today agatnat the Indianapolis club of
tha Federal league, 'recently moved to
Newark, N. i- Ioule Smith, who says
he owns five shares of stock, alleged In
the suit that tha. dub fs Insolvent and
that It has transferred Its property to
persons unknown.
Ths petition also state that tha club
oes MMA and that It has no money to
ay its Indebtedness or dividends oa Its
stock.
( rue Meet De-rby.
Boston. April . By their victories In
l!:e aruil-tlnal round today, Joseph Crane,
a furmer tuu-nuider. and l. a. Derby.
I . Hi of thla city, UI meet tomorrow In
tne fhiala nl the ail-coiiieca' tournament
tl.e ntMnl ourt leunta liamplim
t ii . i fr winner will thallonge .ay
. f.r ii.e m,e.
BROOKLYN NATIONALS
DEFEAT THE SENATORS
WASHINGTON. April 1-By making
their hits count, tha Brooklyn (Nationals
today defeated tho Washington Amer
icans, I to i, aad thereby got an even
break la tha exhibition series. Score
RJLE.
Brooklyn t
Wealilngton I T
Batteries: Smith. Bell and Miller
fhaw, Harper and Alasmlth. y
Taarmameat Dates Set.
BELLE FOt'RCHB, S. D.. April L-
Spaclal Ths. dates for tho South Da
kota Firemen's association tournament.
which will be held la this city, have
been set for she week cosamenctng June
T. The program will carry 6o0 more la
prise money than haa ever been offered
In a previous South Dakota tournament
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' Pirates Wis Came.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. AprU 1-The
Pttteburxh Nationals defeated the Hir
muilisru BoutUern aesoclailon team here
tuday.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
Bee "For Rent" Ad.
"DIXIE LAUD" GOES
HAD OYERWILLARD
Conqueror of Negro' Given Wild
Ovations All Along the Way
Through Florida.
HONORED ABOVE PRESIDENTS
DATTONA. Fla.. April l.-Jesa Willard.
tho hew heavywoight champion, contin
ued northward today on his journey to
New Tork, with throngs of curious and
excited persons flocking to each hamlet
nd village along tha Florida route to
greet him. Whether the train was sched
uled to stop or not, seemed to make no
difference the stations were crowded and
tha roads blocked with automobiles.
wagons and carriages of many who had
com miles to catch a glimpse of film.
Desaaael Speeeh. '
Wherever the train stopped the car In
which Willard rode was stormed by
scores, who triad to enter to shake his
hand. In nearly every instanoa specta
tors outside demanded a speech. Willard
tried to meet all demand, with the r-
ult that he was extremely busy every
tlms tha train stopped. ..'
Just before tha train left Key West
We. engineer, an elderly., man, came to
Wlllard'a car and introduced hlmsejf,
saying: "Mr. Willard, I want, to con
gratulate you. I am proud to shake
your hand. I have hauled several presi
dents over this Una in my time and never
took tha trouble to shake their hands,
but I'm mighty glad of this opportunity."
At another station where there 'was
soma delay, Willard got off and walked
up akd down the platform. . .
Ip tha crowd who hag come to sea him
there were a number of boy. One finally
mustered up suoogh courage to ask la a
Shaky voloe; '. ..
"Mr, Willard. da you like kids?" ,v . .
Willard looked down at the youngster:
'Sure I do, I've got four at home." ha
said.' -
Thereafter ha had a bodyguard of
youngsters, six deep, around . htm, till
the train pulled out , , . "
At another station a woman with a
baby In one arm and an American flag; In
her . hand, Insisted that Johnson's con
queror kiss tha baby. Willard comprom
ised by patting the baby on the head.
More Troablo for Jobsios,
CHICAGO. April 8.-Jaek Johnson may
tave brought mora trouble upon himself
by obtaining an American passport In
Havana yesterday, according to Charles
F. Clyna, United States district attor
ney, who today dlscusssd reports that
Johnson had sworn he had never been
convicted of a felony In ths United
States, that no charge was pending
against-him, and that he was not sub
ject to arrest If hs returned to America
"If the reports from Havana are con
firmed." said . Clyne, "tho Btata depart
ment will have causa for action against
Johnson for obtaining a passport fraudu
lently." s
trraraae to Base Ball Team.
SYRACUSE. Neb- April a-tapectal
Business mem and has ball players held a
meeting last evening at tha Democrat of
fice and formed an active organisation
for the 1M5 buse ball season. J. D. An
derson was chosen president Met Wil.
kins, , secretary-treasurer; Elmer Fint-
gan, manager, and Will Kelthley, cap
tain. The meeting was characterized with
much enthusiasm and Syracuse will have
a better team than la any past year. Ac
tive work and training wUl begin at once
and. a club house will be built -
AFFAIRS ATJODTH OMAHA j
Controversy Over House Roll No. 137
Expected to Be Settled Before
Adjournment.
iowa youths yisrr the yards
Govsmor Moreheed's statement that
tha Greater Omaha proclamation awaited
the passage of house roll No. 137 pro
viding for fnnds to run the greater city
between tha . time of consolidation and
January 1. when tha Omaha levies are
made, waa not vnsxpt-oted here. A number
of Boutb Omaha politicians made a visit
to Governor Morehead soma days' ago
and claim to have gotten his promise that
ha would not Uans the proclamation un
less provision was made for taking care
of the city In the Interim between tha
election and the following January. What
the local politicians actually wanted was
an assurance that the governor would
not Issue tha election proclamation untU
after next year's levy had been made In
August , m '
As a matter of fact, the fight on house
roll No. 137 Is nothing mora than a poli
ticians' fight, involving both local and
Omaha politicians. House rolj No. 137 Is
said to have been kept back Jn order to
keep the legislature from extending the
terms of the Omaha officeholders, many
of whom feared tha votes of the Greater
Omaha. The Douglas delegation . waa
divided upon tha measure, Insofar as
that measure concerned the amendment
to postpone the primaries and city elec
tion until after the merger. It waa said
yesterday by well-informed people . that
the Omaha charter amendments would
probably be passed.: .
Iowa Contest Winners Cease.
Twenty-two corn contest winners from
the various counties in the state ot Iowa,
ecoompaolod by Prof, Bliss ot ths Ames
Agricultural college, were at tha stock
t arda yesterday, going- through jthe -various
departments. These boys, ranging In
years from 11 to IS, spent the entire sum-
mer of 1914 endeavoring to grow the beat
acre af corn In their respective counties,
the -prise Cor which the Union Stock
Yards company of Omaha offered being a
trip to- the South Omaha market and
packing housea
They put In tho entire morning In the
yards, a complimentary luncheon being
served, by, the Stock Tarda company at
noon la tha Exchange dining room. The
afternoon waa spent In one of the pack
ing houses going through the various de
partments.
The boys arrived In Omaha Tuesday
evening,- where they were met by Prof.
Bliss and escorted to the new Fonte
nelle hotel,' where ' accommodations had
been provided for them.'.
Those present were:
Krnest Nelson. Extra. Auriutwin Mimtv
Dewey M. Cable. Waterloo. Blackhawk
Oountv.
J. Fred MoLauchlln. Marathon. Pimhi.
Vliita county.
Christy H. Hlldreth. Rockwall City, Cal-
rtuuii counir,
r loyo xdoiarnaa, Nashua. Chlcasaw
county. .
oscar watson. poeneer. day count r.
Harold Walrod, DeWitt Clinton count.
Charles L. Bolon. Davla fit v. flwiur
coumy. ,
V U-HTtl TUet Minora.' Dickinson eountv.
Forrest lnman, .Marble Rook. Floyd
cou my.
Clifford Hanson, Alexander.
OKUMA SAYS JAP
MOTIYESARE PURE
Nipponese Premier Tells American
People His Country is for Open
Door in China,
COMPLETE INFORMATION GIVEN
NEW TORK, April 8. Tho Indtv
pendent haa received from- Count
Oleoma, the Japanese premier,- the
following: "meggage to the American
people: '
"TOKIO. April S. The uneasiness
and suspicion .In the United States
la connection with Japan's negotia
tions at, Peking are based oa misun
derstanding and . misinformation
scattered broadcast by Interested
mischief makers. '
"When the negotiations are closed
it will, be found: ', '
"That Japan haa not infringed on
tha rights of other natlona
"That Japan haa adhered strictly to
the principle of equal opportunity.
"That Japan Is not attempting to
secure a monopoly over China.
"That Japan is not attempting to
create a protectorate over China. -
"That Japan is not seeking to se
cure In China-any advantage which
does Hot accord with1 the Anglo-Japanese
alliance; or with' any treaties or
undertakings with, the United States.
"We have ' fully , informed the United
Coast Lea gas Scores.
n u k
uaxiand jtti
Lrfe .Anjreies g a ;
fciatterles: Malarkev. Chriatiiui mil
Holt, Kulin; Scogglus, Burns and Boles.
UUP
Venice ires
Ban Francisco Its
naileries: Mltrneii and Mitre: Hinrn
kiiu wnnuui, luevon innings.)
College Base Ball.
Columbia university. 6: Holv Crone ent.
lege, ij.
sw ork university, (; Hamilton col
(Called la the
lege, a
t-ol
lsate. Rutaara (.
eighth: darkness )
jsavy, ; Cornell,.
Georgetown, I; Fordham, 1.
Virginia, ; Williams, 1.
West Vlrxinla. 3: Washington mil
uee, w.
Three New Feaa.
Three Dromlnent BaltlmoreuM hat-
been ad Jed to the directory of the Balti
more ciuo. iney are JJwUnl r. Mallory,
the Well-known ti ap . shoou-r; Otto O.
mmonson, tne architect, and David 8.
Landreth. who has a big seed business
ouuaue vi 1 nimat-lphi.
JURORS ARRESTED FOR
EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT
A jury froni Judge Leslla's court took
an automobile trip to Florence to In
spect some land that figures In ths case
they are listening to, and were arrested
for speeding.
In a land deal Anna and John Jonata
allege that T, L. and Mary C 1'orter and
Joseph O'Keefe gave them some land
that la often under water. The Jury was
sent out to take a look at the ground,
and while returning through Florence
were stopped by the motorcycle offloer
for exceeding the speed limit. The officer
took their names and ordered the driver
Is appear la court Wednesday te auswsr
the i barge.,
Franklin
a. - Jackson, Bagley, Greene
B. WeUs. Cereaco. Howard
Miller Fairfield, Jefferson
county.
ueorge
county.
Urson
county. "
Clement
county.
Lawrence Tompklna Wyoming. Jones
county.
uMerriu lArno, etanton, Montgomery
county.
Israel naioer. Laurens, rocanontaa
county.
Charley Haider, Jurens, Pocahontas
county.
Raymond McDcrmott. Walnut, Pptta
Wattamle county.
, 1, HI J i i. .,,IV",U,1, CIWUA VUlllf.
Charles Chapman. Helmond, Wright
county.
Bernard Smith, Ixigan, Harrison county,
Jack lalllrsa Mart.
John T. ("Jack") Sullivan, hog buyer
for Clay-Roblnspn, sustained a painful
and possibly serious Injury yesterday
morning, when his horse slipped and fell
on him as ha waa riding across the It
street viaduct SuUivan's' right leg was
badly cruahsd and the saddle horn was
driven into bis body , with oonsldsrable
force. He waa rushed 'to his home at
121 North Twenty-fifth street, where tt
waa said last night that his Injuries were
very painful.
Maele City Geeal
Reautlful Alice Yoyos and Mr. Ouy
Coutuus. liease too ay.
The Columbian club wlU give a dance
tomorrow evening at the club hall, at
Thlrty-aixtn ana VI streets.
The Maids society will give a dance
at ths Moose halt, Twenty-fifth and M
streets, nest Saturday evening.
The Independent Order ot Odd Fellows
will meet tomorrow evening at the lodge
rooms across from the postotflce, at
Twenty-fourth and M streets. ,
The VanderbllfCue Aatormoblle Races.
clear as crystal, now snowing- at Besse
theater.
Krank Johnson, the blind newsdealer,
who was taken Ul some time ago. Is
reported mui-o Improved.- He la confined
al the South Omaha hospital.
Oak council Knights and Iadlee of
Re. urlty. Kix 1152. will give a card party
tomorrow evening at the McCrsna hall.
112 r,ortn Tweaty-tiMirui street.
Ths Woman's society of the First Bap
tist church will rive a stiver kenslnrton
tomorrow aflernooa at the home of Mrs.
C. J. Young, let North Tweitty-eeventh
street. Vocal muefrc will be given by
Mrs. M. C. t'hnslenstm of Omaha, and
Miss Kvelyn Vore wl give several read
Insa The women ars invited to come
au bring their needlework alt It them.
States and other interested powers as
to Japan's purposes.
"We believe that they are all satisfied.
"The negotiations between Japan and
China 'are Dealing a satisfactory con
clusion. "I am now willing to state publicly
through the Independent that Japan Is
quite confident of tha rectitude and good
faith of its position.
"Japan Is merely seeking to settle out
standing troublesome quest Ions In a way
looking toward permanent peace aad
good understanding.'
DAUGHTER BORN TO CROWN
PRINCE AND PRINCESS
BERLIN, A prfl 8.-V!a . London.)
Crown Princess Cecil le today gave birth
to a daughter. The mother and child
are doing well.
' The crown princess, who is a daughter
of the late Frederlch Frans IIT of Meck-lenburg-Schwerln,
married Frederick
William, the German crown prince. In
June. 190B. They now have five children,
four boys, tha eldest being t years of age,
and one daughter.
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Boosters.
Washington Affairs
Announcement was made by the gov
erning board of the Pan-American union
Of ths postponement on account of tho
European war of the Pan-American con
gress of Jurists, which was to have as
sembled In Rio Janeiro next July.
The Federal Reserve board announced
that It had reached a general under
standing with representatives of the fed
eral reserve banks for the creation of a
gom tuna in wasni
clearings and settlins,
Washlngtoi
k ba
these banks. The plan is expected to
on tor uss In
balances between
become effective next month.
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