10
BRINGING UP FATHER
METHIMJ FOR JlW U THAT'S AtllCE , k 1 MONEY Ml 00D L.
RED SOX AND PHILS
; WILL NOT GO WEST
SBSassBSS
Trip to Coast, with Stop at Omaha
and Other Placet, iPi
Call&dOff.
HONEY CAUSES .! THE HITCH
PtnUlDnunilA, Oct U-Th pro
Iosed trip to the Pacific coat of th
world's champion Red (to and th Phil
adelphia National league pennant win
ner wa declared pff todsy bjr Robert
B. McRoy, representing the National
Pas Call commliinlon.
Inability to come to an agreement on
a financial arrangement la the cause for
the abandonment of the trip.
At a meeting of the presidents of the
two clubs. themembcrs of the National
commission and William Ing, reu're-'
entlng the Paclflo coast Interests, - held
In Boston on Tuesday, It was agreed
that the teams should make the trip.'
At ths time It was expetcd there 'Would,
be no hitch over finances and ,Mr. Mc
Ilny was appointed to represent the Na
tional commission on the Journey, , , r ,
Tot Players Object, , .
Today at a meeting, of the Fhiladlptila
players, at which they -were given- their,
share of the world series money, all con
sented to Join the party, .with .the. ex
ception of Pitcher Chaimers and ' Out-,
flleder Whltted, who 'had other plans.
Mr. MrRoy then called up President l-n-nlng
of the lioston, 'Americans on , the
telephone and was Informed' by the lied
Uox president ths t the world's champion!
were ggwsn a guarantee and expenses.
As th National 'commission representa
tlve could not" given thte he called the
trip off,' to th grt-at4lin.ppolntment of
th Philadelphia player.
Th tentative plans for th trtpv west
called rfor" games' at Chicago, Omaha,
Denver 'arid Salt Iak City. Requests
for a gam at lobuqu, la., and Kansas
City also- bad bee received.: Ten thou
sand dollars was guaranteed for a gam
at Kansas CHyj i : - ; .
' " Player r Ciet - tkarea,
TTT Philadelphia' players' shsx of the
world's ''series -money, was dtvMed intd
twenty-four parts' and each 'of th twen-ty-thro
men ligtlle ' to - participate In
th series was given a check for 12.49123.
Th twenty-fourth shar was divided
Into three parts, on of which went' to
Pitcher Oeschger, who rejoined thej PhlU
lies In Beptemtier, and th other, two
parts were divided among Mlk Dee,, the
trainer, and several others.
Batting Averages ;
Of Stars in Series
l'HUDEI.PHU. Oct. 11-Tu official
average of th world's aeries shows
Oeorge Foster, the little pitcher of the
Red Box, ss the best batter with an aver
age of .S00, although "Duffy" Lwl of
th Boston club was th real leader with
.444 and Luderus of the Philadelphia club
second with .4X Th average of the
leader as compiled by the official scorer,
N. J. riatley of th Boston Herald,
Chandler Richter of th Philadelphia I
Kvenlng Ledger and J, (1. Taylor Bplnk
of th Sporting News of Bt. Louis are
as follows:
BATTINO AVERAORS.
(J. AIL 11. H. Tit. Prt
rosier, p I
Hixey. p 1
Iwi, If 6
I.uderus, lb t
'.Hooper, rf
4'ady, c 4
Halner. lb... 1
Chalmers, p 1
Koblilsel, lb i
Speaker, cf i
Itancrcft, as I
Oardner, 10
Thomas, c 1
Alexander, p 1
hhore, p 1
0 4 ' ,H
I i t .uw
1 1 I II .444
11 1 T 11 .4.1'.
KO 4 7 14 .
1 .S.13
till ,s.s
1 0 1 1 .XM
1 1 t t .ill
17 t I 7 .W-j
17 I t . .VH
17 1 .Si
( o i i
o 1 1 .
0 1 1 .
Mill .IK7
17 1 1 t .177
1 1 1 1 .IfJ.
14 I.I 6 .13,
17 11 1 .ill
II 0 1 1 .bi
1 ' 1 .w,
1 1 1 1 .!
10 0 0 ,uu
1 0 0 0 '
100 .
100 .IX'
1 0 0 0 .WU
0 o oo .im
4 0 0 ' 0 .(Mi
1 0 - - .vv
1 00 0
0 ' 0 .Oju
turns, c
Barry, Zb
l-akrt. cf...,
ravalh, rf...
Htock, lb
Hoclt. as
WHlK-d. If
Nlrhotf. 10...
Janvriu. ss...
liTonara. p...
rtigan, e...
ltuth. p
inrlksn ...
krr. rf.
Mayer, p
lume
Jvililfrr
Vugcy
6
t
1
lb i
1
1
.... 1
1
1
If.. 1
I
1
Pitching Eecord
rum oasiaa . I. r. ba. th. so. tv
Poster. B"S.-...l 10 6 U It 11 1
IjtMHiarri, bos... 110 1 14 4 0
Alosautlr. l'lll J III It II 0 t
Hioie. lo 1 ll 1114 ' t
Mayt-r, rull 10 14 M 21 ' 1 1
'l,Uin.. 11.11.1011 4 1
Klxey. fhll 1 0 11 4 10 II
kik tM
1 1 iw
0 !.
0 .UX
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0 '.)
1 .000
Ileisssirarr D ka tadlaesttaa.
"About three month ago when I was
uttering from Indigestion which caused
headiu he and dlxiy spells and made me
fel tired and deapondnt. I began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets," writes Mra Go.
Hon. SlH(t-1on, N. T. Tbla medlclns
I roe-l to be the very thing I needed, as
one day's treatment relieved me greatly.
I utud to Lotties o' i'ltanibcilaln's Tab
let and they rd me of this trouble. Ob
tamat ie t v tr l.tre. All druijiaiia Ail-tuteiueut.
Seventy-One Years
but Wants Results
NEW TORK. Oct. It-George F. Btaek
pole, the 71-year-old lawyer, who has
mad a remarkabl fight against an at
tack of anthrax during the last six day,
was today reported by his physician a
showing continued improvement Mr.
Btackpol I not entirely out of danger,
however, for the considerable amount of
Women Bowlers Are
Turing In Some
Good Tenpin Scores
' Following are the scores In Women's
Metropolitan league:
' ' . , 1st. 1A.
M. Tots!
Miss Sophia Kauber 144
Mrs. )arle Kvans .....,IU
Miss I.ulu Mrtireer .i...U8
Mrs. H. W. Huff Ml
Mrs.' A. 1', Thompson ,.134
IK 121 S
IfcO
134
. im
va cm
lb 441
no m
Totals
..en ki
4ft BUU
INfEPENDKNTB.
1st. M. Id. Total
Mrs. 'l3. P. ' IJeeann
124
131
144
111
II
11&
1,0
Mrs. W, It. Would ..
.'.i.'lM
1.1
U
lit
124
41
410
Kb
SI7
i Mrs. TV 11- JamitMii
.111
.137
.137
Mr. -P. 'K. Htanton r...
Mrs. H. K. liackett
Handicap
41
Hi
t t
.Total
. ' l
..7i ci wo torn
OMAHA STARS.
1st.
Id. Sd. Total
Mrs. Andrew Murphy
Mrs. Ted Neale
..140
,.1U
11 140 441
IU 1 lot
14U
Miss I'assle Ji.erman
1J0
in 146
Mis Anna VerJIsrttn ....JjW
Ml
let
n
.,..m
.it i.
Totals
44 tOt C7 171
t , . CAMPBELL.'
1st.
Id. Id. Total
Mrs. A. C. Campbell
Miss May Helslvy ..
Miss Margory Hume
Miss fc'.dna llunv
Miss Klvlna Belsley
61
4 74 m
.110
. W
. A9
.ll7
.1U
hi
74
7
100
1U
11
U tit
lot 14o
6 l
10 124
JJaixlicap
TotaTg.,
.49 U 6S1 1440
A. Sk.CWEET SHOP,
s 1st. W.
Id. Total
Miss Maym Ooern ....117
Miss I .aura Bruch ,1M
Miss IuetU Miller ...:J71
Miss Ulllan Hughes ....1M
Miss Lois NasbU 147
1(0 )M
146
1M
1M
114
l&l 4
1.4 4.17
M 41
111 S3
Totals
710 U
HAYDKN S OIRL8,
689 Wl
1st. 1-1.
d. Total
Miss Ci. Osborn
Miss M. Hannan ,
Miss C. Kfhra ....
Miss K. trow ..
Miss H. Crow) ,.
Handicap
ToUls
..Ill
137 17 4S1
.. ft
..101
.. 14
.. !
.. 46
12J
in
S4
46
im ri
. m
W . 13
46 184
.4X7 M 800 1761
Tarkio Disfigured,
;, But Still in the Ring
TARKIO, Mo., Oct. 14.-6pecial-Th
Tarkio Colleg football team will b
handicapped by Injuries received In th
Central college game, when It line up
against th William Jwell team, at
Liberty Friday.
Th gam with Central a week ago re
sulted In a victory for Tarkio, but It
rroved costly, as several men ar out of
th gam. Balrd. an nd, has a bruised
shoulder; Grimm, a baokfield, "ha ft
cracked rib, while MoAdam lineman.
l ad a sprained wrist Th squaa wiu
leav Friday morning for Liberty and
will b as follows: Captain Long. Mo
Adams, Cowger, Brown, Ptron,. Os
boin. Moorhead. McCoy, ' Lunan, Orr.
Whit. Barr. Pavls. Bterrett. Swing,
Blopmfleld and Ortnun.
BREAKING UP OF THE
BOSTON BRAVES IS ON
T!wrON. Oct. 14. Th breaking- up of
the Bravr In preparation tor th rebuild
ing of the team next season began today
when the business -manager. Walter K.
liaptrood, announced that llerble II ore n.
outfielder, and Bert Whaling, catcher, had
bet-n released to the Venice Cal.) Coast
league club. In return th Brave receive
Wlllholt, a heavy-hlttlng outfielder.
Blaaea Bilk Mekrmalu Her.
KFRV'KY. Neh, fH-t. 14 tpeolel.
ftlnsen 8 lk. the -year-old-trotter owned
bv the Kearney. 8tock' Farm, carried off
first honors In the Lexington (Ky.) stake
evrnt on M, ndny. the rare being worth a
puree of t.'.uuO and added earn lima lUn-
yen Kiik also mating uthed hliiMMilf last
Keek sthrn he finished third In the Ken
turky KuturKv raie. whlnh was for a
S.O purse and added earulnna lu. l.
UoulJ ta lit owner.
W la. Rift Match.
JAOKfmVVIM.FX Fla.. (Vt 14 Per-
aant Jaoob 1 Jen hard, t'nlted ftate ma
rine corps, won tlie rapid fire rlile .n..ch
today In the IS
tleiiai
HI fie association
about here.
LAYS ANTHRAX ATTACK TO
THE BITE OF MOSQUITO
BENTON C1TT, III., Oct 14.-I)r. John
C. Helper of this place, who for eleven
day ha been suffering from anthrax
has not given up hap of recovery, al
though nearly one-fourth of th back of
hi neck has been removed In the Opera
tlve treatment of th dlseaax A liga
ment that binds th spinal cord was re
moved yesterday.
L'r. Helper things he was Infected by a
mosquito bite. Hi treatment given hlra
com 1st s of constant bathing of the wound
in a strong antiseptlo and internal r me-
Ulu.
T1I1J 1JKK:
CTynM. pi j, International
Mew Prvlcv
Old, Sick in Bed,
of World's Series
poison In hi system has greatly weak
ened his heart action, and stimulants
have been necessary for the last forty
eight hours.
When Mr. Btackpol a wok today he
Immediately asked for the details of the
world's series baa ball gam and then
remarked that h had not "mad a bam
run yL"
BURNS SAYS ALL IS BIGHT
Young Man Selling1 Houie Number!
oa South Side Ha Content of
the City.
GIVES HIS SIDE OF THE CASE
The searchlight turned by Th Re on
th operation of th young man,, named
H. B. Burns, serving householders in
South Omaha with official notices, signed
by City Ekiglneer Bruce, advising them
of th change la street number in order
to eell them metal number platea at so
rnuob Per B4ate, ha called forth a pro
test from the gentleman. Mr. Burns,
who Is ft brlgnt young men. Insists he
Is entirety Innocent of any bad faith in
using th blanks to promote his private
business, although conceding that hi
customer might have gained th Impres
sion that he was working; for th city,
and finally admitting th questionable
propriety of the procedure.
"I think th story you printed about
rne Is unfair." says Mr. Bums. "I am
willing to tell exactly what I have been
doing, Th city engineering department
ha mad elaborate tlu prints showing
th numbers' of house In South Omaha
that hav been changed, and would have
to tell each householder what hi num
to tell each householder what his num
ber is. With Commissioner' Jardine's
consent, I hav been doing this without
cost to ths city, getting my pay by sell
ing these house number. I am selling
two styles of metal numbers, which 1
buy at retail downtown her. It takes
four to set. and on tyle cost me 10
cents, and th other 00 oents, and I
charg M cent for taking down the old
number and putting up th new one.
hav not made more than ordinary
wages out of th work.
So far as th notice ar concerned.
they ar th regular blank 'of th en
glneer'a department which I got up there.
There la no fake signature, but It Is rubber-stamped
by employes 'of th city with
Mr. Bruoe name. X hav not repre
sented myself to be employed by th city,
although giving out th blank may hav
mad It look Ilk that" '
Offices Located
in Scott's Bluff
SOOTTS BTV'FF, Neb.. Oct 14. (Spe
cial.) Th Rocky mountain division .of
th legal department of the United State
reclamation ha been moved from Denver
to Scott' Bluff, with A- K. Honnold In
charge. Mr. Honnold Is moving Into th
Bowen building.
Th division . Includes Wyoming, Ne
braska, South Dakota. Kansas. Okla
homa and part of Colorado. .
Chief Counsel Will R. King of th rec
lamation commission. In consultation with
Mr. Honnold, who was formerly a Ne
braska cltlsen, determined on th change
when th big work of building th Fort
Laramie unit of th federal project here
definitely decided upon.
PORTLAND WILL PROVIDE
RESORT FOR TOILERS
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct 14. To provide
a place of resort, after th state prohib
ition law goes Into effect January 1 next
for laboring mn who now gather In sa
loons th crty today leased ft four-story
building and. will fit It up at one.
Relief frwaa Aeat Hheasaatlssa.
John H. Qronx. Winchester. N. It.,
write! "I seffer from acute rheumatism
and filoan' Liniment always help
quickly, tto. All druggists. Advertls
tnent Culls from the Wires'
The names o fifteen union men were
ratified at Clifton, Aria., at a mass meet-
ina- of striker as representatives from
whom the mine managers at El Iaso are
xpeuteu to select tlve as an acceptable
conference comnUttee. llie fifteen men
previously had been selected by the striae
executive commute.
Btat legislatures throughout tb United
BUloe wUl be petitioned by their re
spective railroad commissions to adopt
lews giving the commissioners power to
eliminate, ultimately, all graile rrosainsa.
according to a resolution adopted by the
twenty-seventh auaual oonvention of 'the
National Association of Hallway Commis
sioner at ran Franolec.
Complaint In th libel suit of Percy D.
Htllls aK 1111 his uncle. lr. . Newell
Iwlsht illltia. lur.lor of llymouth rhuxcii,
Brooklyn, was rild in the of lice of the
county clerk In Hrooklvn. l"ervy H. Hlllis
demands .0,OV daniasea for sllesed libel
ous statements wtil. lt h charses his un
cle i'uM to be publifhed in Hrouklyn
and t'ortland. Oi.. and a hu h the
lUlnttrf avis Inli.red him in hi business
stafcUiiig. rvuulalion and good name.
OMAHA, FltlDAY, UCTUI.KU 15, 1915.
i
ROSS B AN EASY
WINNER IN 2:04
Principal Event of Day at Lexington
Baoei Ooei to Fetronim
Gelding .
AXTmif vnss three straight
LEXINGTON. Ky., Oct 14. Rosa B.
was an easy victor In th 1:04 trot the
principal' event of th next to last dny
of th Grand Circuit her today, beating
Margaret Drulen In the final heat by
thro length after losing th opening rail
to th Peter the Oreat mare. Wright
brough the Petronlus gelding to the front
and won a he pleased In the second and
third mile.
Aatlen won 'the 1:1 trot in straight
heats, Ony Nella, well driven by Oeers,
being a contender In th first and third
heats, and Abux Taleb In the second.
The first division of the 2:10 pace went
to ' six hests before Hal Mapea wti
awarded th victory, taking the last three
heats. Barllght won the first two and
the third went to Fred Mac.
Loomls saved Hl Mapes and had no
difficulty In taking th race for th next
three rounds. -
Th second division went over until to
morrow after May Direct had won th
opening beat and Patrick M. the second.
It was Intended to finish the meeting
today, but. failur to complet this event
carried th meeting over, until tomorrow.
Peter Volo equaled hi own time 1:
in an effort to beat It today, going In
S94 to the quarter, 1:00 to th half and
1:30'4 to the third quarter. He tired badly
after passing th last eighth pole and
finished under the whip of T. W. Murphy.
An ovation was given the atilllon and
driver on their return past th stand.
Peter Belmont, by Ptr th Great out
or cua ceimont, made ft new season s
record for 1-year-old trottlntr colts when
he went ft mil against time In 1:W4. and
Sad Thoughts made ft new 'season's mark
for 1-year-old pacing fillies by pacing a
mil against tune in t:064
Th meeting which closes tomorrow
with the second division of th 1:10 pace
was the most successful In fifteen years,
th weather having been favorable
throughout, th crowds large and sport
excellent
Summary:
Trotting. 1:1J class, three In free. 000:
Axtlen. ch. h.. bv Alwnrthv
(Harris! ' 1 1
ouy Nella, br. m. (Oeers) 17 1
Abux Taleb, br. g. (Loomls). ....... 4 I
Also started: Klip Past, M. U Nancy
Mciregor. Vaster.
Time. 1:07. l:J0t4. 1:0TU
it.?xP' k n flva. tl.000t
iY.r (Lmi.)':...!:.! 7 4
Barllght. br. ;., by Burk 1
(Mann)
Fred Mack, br g., breeding
not given (Olaeeock) ( I
T t 1 1
I T S I
1 K t 1
aim) siarrea:
Drinirmald lir.. ru
rect. Uwlght
Baoghmsn.
Logan, Areta'V.-. Homer
1:04. 1:074. 1:11,
ThesaiMoB Parly Uelayed.
RH.4TT1.IT. Wash.. Oct. 11 nli
lam Hal Thompson of Chicago, who ar
rived here toder en route to Kn Vran.
Cisco, was unable to accept the Invitation
of the Woman' Christian Temperance
union to address th national convention
in session here. Mayor Thompson and
his party of sixty Chlcagoans war late
in arriving.
Itssten Baa re Milan.
' The Wsshlngton club has slrned Hrac
Milan, brotner of the famous Clyde Milan.
He came from the McAllister club, and
la said to be the best ball player In the
Western association. He Is H) years of
ase and a little heavier and taller than
his brother. The newcomer batted well
o9T .KM, and is reported to be very fast
and a wonderful defensive man.
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BANK CLEARINGS
MAKE NEW RECORD
High Mark for Day's Clearing it
Established Today When Fig
ure! Eeach $5,300,680.
TWO RECORDS -IN TWO DATS
All records for Omaha bank clear
ings were ecllpeed yeeterdar, when
the' clearings for the day reached
$8,300,680. This Is a new high
mark in the clearings for one day.
Thus the record has been broken
two d&ys in succession, wednes-
day'a clearlnga of f 4,t83,183 estab
lished a new record, but that mark
was broken by $300,000 yesterday.
The previous record was made on
March 4,- this year, when the clear
ing showed $4,508,896.
Omaha bankers declare that th gain
In th bank clearing's Is du to th gen
eral prosperity of Omaha and th large
run on the live stock market
"Bank clearings are an Index of busi
ness conditions In a city," said on promi
nent banker, "and th fact that Omaha
clearings ar making these big gains ar
a positive indication that this ctty I
enjoying an era ' of prosperity that is
bound to continue. I expect to see a big
gain In th clearing' for th year over
th year 1914, and I believe at the present
time th gain Is already twenty or thirty
millions." .
Bank clearings for Omaha, this day a
year ago were 2,S&.182.S1. This is ft gain
of practically ft full HOO.OOO In on single
Jy. '
Wants Women to
Wed War Cripples
LONDON, Oct. 14. Rev. Brneat Hough
ton, ft Bristol rector, has started an ap
peal to patrtotlo women of th nation to
gtv their live to ameliorate th condi
tion of maimed heroes of th war by
marrying them. He haa , launched ft
"leagu for th marrying of broken
hero."
Th rector contend that th example
of Franc shows that unions thus ar
ranged promise a greater percentage of
happiness than la customary from th
methods in England, because they ar
based upon ft high degree of unselfish
ness. Strict secrecy Is promised as to
th identity of women prepared to im
molate themselves after th plan of th
leagu until th arrangements for their
marriage ar complete.
DUMBA AT FALMOUTH;
DOES NOT GO ASHORE
FALMOUTH. Oct 14, Dr. Conatantln
T. Dumba, th former ambassador of
AustrlaAHungary to the United States,
whose recall waa requested by President
Wilson, has arrived at this port on board
th steamer Nleu Amsterdam. H did not
com ashore.
Us Th Bee's "Swapper" column.
Waati st Ba4rt,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Th Chamber
of Commerce of the United States today
announced the opening of a campaign to
show the need of a national budget and
the establishment of a permanent tariff
commission.
lttk BtrewC-
The Bee by George McManus
PECK, OMAHA. RE-ELECTED
BY GRAIN MEN AT PEORIA
FFJORIA, III., Oct. 14. Baltimore was
chosen as th convention city for 1916
at th closing session of th nineteenth
annual convention of th National Grain
Dealers' , association her tonight Th
dat for th IMS convention was set for
October t, t and 4.,
Th new board of twenty director
elected today Includes E. P. Peck,
Omaha, re-elected.
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Japan Expected 71
to Recognize the '
Carranza Regime
TOKIO. Oct 14.-At a cabinet iifattns;
today Baron lahll. former mhesea jt t
Franc, who ha just assumed his dtttle
a foreign, minister, mad a repert oa
th situation in th Balkan and en the
other .European front.
' Th Japanese g-overamtnt haa with
drawn Its recognition of the Haxtoaxi eov
sul general at Yokaharaa. T. Eviqt
who represented th Huerta go vet ni nut.
It la probable that Japan Till follow th
lead of th United States In granting
reoognltlon to General Carran.
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