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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1915.
BRINGING UP FATHER
Copyright. 11S,
Mi Pervlce.
International
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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MWT0 WCNT i k,NWT i0! PUH MAROlK WOnOE IF V IV J IOD TO CHAtf 7 I N X 0'N' to QE
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WILL HE SMILE AFTER MARCH
FOURTH t
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
SOLD FOR BIG. SUM!
Owner! of Federal League Team
Jfaifl Nearly Half Million Dol
. lart for Team.
OJfLT ONE PAYMENT MADE
T. LOII8. Mo.. Deo. 2 Th- -
pf the Bt. Louis Federals paid H2S,00O for
me 01. 1.0111s Americana, it waa learned
today. This Included I25.oi commission
10 certain stockholders In the St. Ixula
Americana who iwum th a 1 hii
the club brought tU a, share. Th Mir.
chasers did not have to taka over a lli.ouo
mortgage on the plant.
It la understood that only one payment
vi tm.vm inus xar has been made for the
ft. Louis Americans and that Thll Ball
naa until February I to pay the balance
of $336,000.
The minor atookholdera who received
me la.uuo commission, it la eald. were
Cal MrDlarmid and John F. Bruce, both
of Cincinnati. . .
Ban Johnson Says
He Will Unravel "
Cleveland Tangle
CLKVBLAND. O , Deo. X.On erriv.
lag here today rrealdent Baa B. John
eon of the American league announced
that the Cleveland American lea rue club
either would be aold In three daya. or
rrancementa would ba made whereby
other rluha would alve Preatdent Charlea
W. Bomere financial aaalataaoe durln
the coming aeaaon.
Trealdent Johnson arrived one day In
advance of the American league maa
natea, who are to meet here tomorrew.
He Immediately went into conference
with Bomera and the bankers' committee
Which la handling Somera' affaire..
Colonel Jacob Huppert of the New York
Americana waa here today and rumora
apread that ha would buy an Intereet In
the local club.
Live Cub Bear is.
Given to Weeghman
CHICAGO. lec. .-Charlea W. Weegh
man, purchaser ef the Chicago National
league club, today waa presented, with a
rub bear aa a maacot for the team. It
'was the gift ef State Senator A. J. Ol
tn ef U oodslock, III.,, who caught the
rub while on a recent hunting trip la
Wisconsin.-The animal will be Installed
la a cage at -Weeghman paj-k.
Artio Ball, Famous
Shortstop, is Dead
CHICAGO, Iec M.-Artie Ball, ahort
atop of the famous Baltimore Orioles a
score of years airo, died at hie home here
yesterday, at the are of 41 years. Ball
as a inanimate of John ' McOraw,
Ilughey Jennings, Jack Doyle and a num
ber of other noted payer of that time
He retired from the game two yeara ago.
Here la the latest picture f va
Fulton, the man matched n firht t.
Wlllard for the h
ahlp of the" world In New Orleana on
narcn , net. The picture waa made In
Oilcago a few days.1 ago and shows
Fulton with a blar imiu-anniu.
his countenance. How . long the smile
win ust depends largely on the outcom.
of the. fight. Few experts concede that
Fulton haa a chance of defeating the
man who wrested the championship
crown from Jack Johnson.
Gibbons and Ahearn
Will Meet January 18
ST. PALX. Jee. Js. Toung Ahesrn
Brooklyn and Mike Olbbona of fit Paul
will meet for' their postponed ten-round
bout Tuesday night. January 1. It was
announced today. Gibbons, who haa been
111 with pneumonia, resumed training
yesterday. '
Iter tn sauieel j c rwaai.
"My sot F-letn Is subject to eretip,"
writea'Wrsr E.'0. Irwin, New Kensing
ton. Pa. "I put In many aleepleas hours at
night before I learned of Chamberlain's
Cough ' Hemedy. Mothers need not fear
this disease If they keep a bottle of
Cnamberlaln'a Cough .Remedy tn' the
bouoe and use it as directed. It always
gave my boy relief ' 'Obtainable every,
where. Ad vertlsoroenL
Itppartnvst Ureer.
WAMHIXOTO.V, Deo. -8peclal Tele
grm.) i'ouiii?r appointed. Nebraska
Fore. Arthur rvuuly, William O
Krotherton, new olfUe; I!ln hlry, Bhert
daii rourttv, lilrs. 1xju: W. t-'liildera. vice
lwrd W. Hmctilry, rwetirned.
lvwa Lowniour, t lintoti t ounty, Charles
F. r-mlth vt.e Harry Keton. removed
Xodale, Harrison county, lie lo4lle H
AJwrrow. vice frank U liaminer. re-
Ja:"ved.
V yvinlnc Tytou. Fremont county. Miss
Ioi Mutlure, new of (ice.
Henry A. hui lierlaud of Marion, la.,
1 b.-ri ''n.liUcl a land auralaar In
conneciion wl'.rt the Vaiuatlou of rail-
ivttiXM, iiiirmfcie ..mii-rc commlMlmt.
H. A. hi,,irr of tiuti Kails, K. D.. has
hf-a epi.oinirj a l.r li,,.r tor in connec
tion vuii ti.o l,ur-i4ij ol annual lndusiry,
lo 1 Iu at-1 H C'l.ica.-o.
Tl.e ji roffi, e at lvoufci. Fremont
tounty, V. oiiKi., has bct-ll Jicoului
ue'l; timil t'j tf-..u Km k.
II rrvi,- -Aatiiiiiatltn will be held
on January :S lor I-,uuatris at I'aw
"n a.-i I K!horii,
"J tm f. 'ioeu.a; !"iolfti--s w(t become
trjir,i.i .,i l niurirc orOT'- rrius on
!'""" ;i: i- ' la-ifca-He-tijcr, t"lro,
'.Sfri-.i 'nJf, I in.ii.ay, N-
.,. Oai.a,,,!,, dten, Tiii.te.
Earl Caddock" Has
Challenged Charlie
Peters to a Match
Henry Carey of Anita. Tat., tna.lla.wa.
Earl Caddock. champion amateur wrest-
er or me united States, while In Omaha
taeued a ehallenge to Cbarlea Patera of
Papllllon. who last week so easily put
the shoulders f Kuveraa. , the giant
Greek, to the mat. The challenge Issued
by Mr, Carey i, ,h caddock meet
Peterg In , Council mfr. .
catch-ae-cetch-can. winner Uke all.
,k h,d no "Ejection to
th, match being slated for Omaha, except
that the expenses for the Auditorium
left little for the wrestl.r. .r... .
penaea of the match were paid.
ne recelpta for the last Petera match
were about WOO. and artee ...
preliminaries and advertising and 1300 for
.wum, mere waa not much left
CHESS TOURNEY BETWEEN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA ON
t clJa.Brh", ,0,Urnwnen to determine
Znt, "wtl! U rume-1 hl. morning;
continuing through the day.
In the chess tournament four games
are constantly going on and thla playtna
wilt be continued until each plaver has
Played each other player two r,mM
The potnui won will determine the chaw
plonshlp, - In starting, players were matched aa
follows:
W. Gllman. Plou city, played Rev.
w- Kollman, Daykln. Neb.
.,E- A- Crew. Marlon, la., played W. T
"nney, Uncoln.
O W. Bherrard. Fort Dodge. la., played
Prof. E. l Hlnman, Lincoln.
M. Babln. Northwood, la., played
Pete Baron, North Platte.
C. H. Coyls. Omaha, la the referee.
While a number of the Omaha cheas
aharka are attending the tournament,
none of theiu Is taking part In the cham
pionship play,, due to the fact that there
are not enough player from Iowa to
make up more than the four tearae. They
were entitled to enter for the champion
J'lp. but to accommodate the outside
Hr. they all wal-ed their rights.
triiku Cere Bark,
lielaa Klaaeye.
Take .1. drop ef Bloao,, Liniment four
!"' ay si.d apply , ,mJi f w.k.
H kills ths p. All drug,l.i..Adver-tieiient.
STATE TO INHERIT
THE MAUCH ESTATE
No Lopal Heiri Are Found and Two
Thousand Dollars Goes to Pub
lic Treasury.
TAILOR'S SAVINGS OF LIFETIME
For the first time in its history the
state of Nebraska has become the
heir of an Omaha man. "It will In
herit the $2,000 estate of the late
Karl Mauch, as the result of a de
cision by County Judge Crawford
that the dead man left no legal heirs.
Mauch died without leaYlng a will.
The property which Mauch left rep
resents the savinM 0f a long- life
time of toll aa a tailoi. He had
neither children nor wife and lived
a lonely life. He was averse to writ
ing: a will.
"Why should I care what becomes oil
my money after I am dead," he answered
when urged to make some disposition of
his property.
After Mauch's death aeveral cousins liv
ing In Germany and In Oskalooaa. la..
made application to Inherit the estate.
The case came up for hearing In county
court and the evidence adduced before
Judge Crawford proved that they were
couatna only by marriage through their
relationship to the late Mrs. Mary Mauoh
uernard or Germany.
"Relationship by marrias-e la not ,,r.
flclent to allow persona to Inherit
estates." said Judge Crawford. "In Ger
many the rule la different, a child becom
ing the heir of a atcp-parent or othar
relative by marriage."
Many cases In which helra to
have been apparently lacking at the time
or me death of the deceased come to the
attention of the local probata court iinr-
taf Its history, but never before has there
oeen an Instance where the court found
that the dead person had no legal helra.
In every other case helra have come for
ward and established their relationship.
INDICT CONGRESS
MEMBER AS AIDE
IN GERMAN PLOT
(Continued from Page One.)
been bustneeea associates of Lamar. Tay
lor la a labor leader in New Jersey.
faalala aa laamaatiy Rlahta.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. MWh.
Representative Buchanan heard of hla
indictment In New Tork today on charges
In connection with the actlvttlea of La
bor's National Peace council, ha de
clared that If he enjoyed any congres
sional immunity from arrest he Intended
to Insist upon It that he might be free
to press his Impeachment chargea agalnat
United titatea Attorney Marshall of New
Tork, now pending in the house judiciary
committee.
"I don't know what they charge me
with," he said, "and I have done nothing
hlch I would not do again If I had the
opportunity. I have been working for
peace. That la all. I underatand they
charge me with fomenting strikes. I
have never seen anybody or talked to
anybody about atrlkes. If they have in
dicted me on perjured evidence It will
Just furnish more evidence to support my
impeachment charges."
Moaaett Dealea Wrossdelas.
COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. OL--1
know anything about It." was the com-
meni or jrrank S. Monnett of thla city
when Informed that an Indictment had
been returned by a federal grand Jury
in New Work charging him with con
spiracy to foment strikes at munition
planta.
"I am attorney for several labor
unions." he continued, "and recently have
been giving legal advice to the glaaa
blowers and there atrlktng here. There
was nothing In tny employment that waa
not' entirely regular."
HISTORY Or PBAlR. COCWCIL
Vaa HI. tele Sweat Large Baa, bat
Started Kew Strikes.
NEW TORK. Deo. tJ.-Laboi'. Na
Uonal Peace coucoll was organised in
May of this year, after the arrival In
thla country oa April I Cf Frans Von
Rintelln. who is reputed to be high In
the councils of the Uannaa government
He . apparently commanded mUinuted
funds, having VMfic te hla credit la one
,!W. T0rk tnk' te federal
officials, hla missloa waa
start propaganda agalnat the exportation
of munitions to the allies, hut also U sUr
-i wuuuie Between thla country and
Mexico. In this respect his efforts were
a failure from the etart.
The first Important meetinv .v..
peace council, which waa ostensibly or-
'""" l promote the cause of Inter
national peace, was held In Washington
in June. Congressman Buchanan was
Just an Earful
By Tad
Jimmy Johnson, manager of George Rodel, the Boer, disputes the
claim of Kred McKay to the high diving championship, and declares
George has beaten and probably will beat the world's mark many Umes
more.
Mr. Rodel, by the way. Is a trader
in wallops. He has fought many
times in this vicinity, and has done
the diving act upon many occasions.
Mr. Rodel crossed bats with Gun
boat Smith one night uptown, and
In the last three rounds took five
dives that came near being fatal to
his rep and Jimmy Johnson's future
Activities as a manager.
Jimmy had to keep the Boer on hit
feet for the limit or blow two other
matches he had made for his man.
He worried himself sick for five min
utes, and then remembered that
George waa stuck on a Jane In Lon
don, antTfaked a cablegram from her
to George.
The next time Rodel went down
Jimmy yelled: - "I gotta cablegram
from Jane." '
Rodel pricked up his ears at the
count of seven and got up again.
He was no sooner set before he
wag dropped once more.
"It you don't geC up I'll tear this cablegram up," yelled Johnson, wav
ing the thing In the air. '
George got up again. He begged between rounds to see the cable,
hut James was obdurate. Jimmy told him If he stayed the ten he would
rtad it to him.
Rodel took an awful walloping from Smith and barely stayed the
limit. When he got to hla corner Jimmy slapped him on the back and
banded him the cable from London. George hastily gave it the once over,
then looked up at Johnson with his one open glim and remarked:
"Aw, this ain't from Jane; it's a fake. Why it ain't even her hand-writlnV
elected preatdent. Fowler general coun
sel and Monnett waa named a member of
the committee on resolutions. Buchanan
resigned July 11 and waa succeeded by
Jacob C. Taylor, a leading labor union
official of New Jersey.
Von Rintelln, according to United States
secret service agents, finally discovered
that he was pouring out hla money with
out result except to enrich the men he
employed ae his agenta. Soma . strikes
were called, but they failed to have' any
Important effect upon the exportation of
munitions. The German agent decided
to leave the country.
He first endeavored, by the aid of An
drew D. Meloy, an American mining pro
moter, to secure an American pas port.
Falling In thla he aalled under a Swiss
pa a port, ualng the name of Edward V.
Gasche. Meloy waa subsequently ar
rested and turned state's evidence.
When Von Rlntelen was taken prisoner
by the Brlt'sh a mass of documents was
alao seised and turned over to the Amer
ican authorities. Acting on the Informa
tion obtained from these papers an In
vestigation was started Into the activ
ities of the peace council.
The- grand Jury first returned Indict
ments against Von Rintelln and Meloy
in the passport case. A sealed Indictment,
the contents of which have never been
known, waa next handed down. The in
dictments today are the final results of
the grand Jury work which haa lasted
four months.
Assistant United Statea Attorney Bar-
faty, who conducted the proceedings be
fore the grand Jury, declared today that
while the Jurora had been discharged.
the lnveatgatlon was by no means ended
and would In all probability be taken up
by subsequent grand Juries.
Price of Tungsten
Ore Takes Big Jump
BOULDER. Cola, Dec. . Competitive
bidding today brought offers of U and
to per unit for SO per cent tungsten ore
aa compared with S.H0 last April. At that
time the first Increase brought the price
to ft per unit and In the Intervening
months It haa made ateady advances.
Two buyers placed the schedule for M
per cent ere at K7.S0 a unit, making the
ore worth 2.Sj0 a ton.
mlastoners to reconsider a saloon license
granted December 15 to Chris Paulson
at 1119 Douglas street Attorney Thurston
contended that Paulson . was a resident
of Council Bluffs at the time he applied
for the Omaha license.
Mayor of Toledo
Accepts an Auto as
A Bribe, is Charge
TOLEDO, O., Dec . An Indictment
charging htm with accepting a bribe In
the shape of an automobile was returned
today against Mayor Carl H. Keller, who
goes out of office New Tear's day.
It la charged that the mayor accepted
the automobile from an agent of the
Peerless Motor Oar company of Cleve
land.
Keller as a member of the city board of
control, had a vote In awarding a ttiB.OOO
contract for motor fire apparatus.
"For Sale" or "For Rent" Ad placed
In The Bee will accomplish Its purpose.
LICENSE FOR GOLDSTEIN
REFUSED BY COUNCIL
The city council refused to grant a
license to Isadora Goldstein, B24 North
Sixteenth street, the vote being five to
two. Mayor Dablman and Commissioner
Butler voting for the license.
Hearing waa had last week on a Pro-
teat filed by Fanny Markabury, but those
opposing the license did so for other
reasons thsn the protest filed.
It Is understood Mr. Goldstein's at
torney will appeal the case to the district
court.
J. M. Thurston, representing George E.
Richardson, failed to move the com-
life ' - v iy
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Daniels Suggests
Naval Academy on
the Pacific Coast
WASHINGTON. Dec. 28.-Secretary
Daniels said todav that k- i
creased building program for the navy
ultimately made necessary a second naval
academy, the logical place for the new
Institution would be on the Pacific coast.
Senator Phelan and Representative
Kent of California are preparing bills to
that end and have conferred with Sec
retary Daniels, but the question of site
naa not been discussed.
Secretary Daniels has recommended to
congress an Increase of the undergradu
ate body at Annapolis to Its full ca
pacity 1,200 mldahlpmenand that num
ber will care for the first body of Junior
officers for the fleet Increase. Further
Increases, however, will require additional
facilities and the secretary said today bt)
thought better results would be aocom
pllshed in an additional academy.
I
Christmas Mail
is Nearly Double
i
WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 3.-Chrlet
mas mall this year waa from 15 to 40 per
cent heavier than ever before, according
to a Postofflce department statement
Issued today.
A middle-west postmaster wired thai
parcel poet shipments were three times
as heavy as last year. Parcel post paolo. '
ages handled through the Chicago poetn
office would have filled seventy train
of ten cars each, the postmaster said.
Most packages were delivered from oAt
flees generally before noon Chrlstmasl -
da v.
MATCHLESS BARGAINS IN YEAR-END SALES.
HJAYDEN'
il Hi 6 IP DODGE aa DOUGLAS STREETS
TN EVERY department prices on vast quantities of season
J. able merchandise have been radically reduced; in many
Ba 0AM AtTAM A .a
5tcu uciow acuuu cost to manuiacture. Don't miss
one day of this sale. Watch our windows and our ads.
Read the Big Pre-Inventory Grocery Sale
Oar Mammoth Stock to Be Reduced
$20,000 Before Janaarv 1st
BUY NOW FOR YOUR FUTURE USES
Two carloads' beat hlch raH
Diamond H flour, nothing finer
for bread, pies or cakes, " made
from the best selected No. 1
wheat, every sack guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or your
money refunded. Clearance sale
price, only per sack $l&0
600 cases fancy sweet sugar corn.
4 cans for aje
400 cases wax. string, green' and
lima beans, 4 cans for a Jo
4 75 case; Early June peas, irine
quality, S cans for ...... gSo
750 caes Golden pumpkin,' homlry.
they last, 4 cans for uj
17 lbs. best pure granulated sn'rar
for g oO
10 lbs. best white or yellow Torn
meal B-
L- .be,t ro,led wh,t breaJ;'fsst
oatmeal
4 lbs. beat pearl tapioca "or Vane v
Japan rice . . g3o
4 pkgs. Skinner's macaron l" ' .' goo
v.,' .,tJ, matches . . .4o
Teast Foam, pkg !.: So
Large bottles Worcester aauce. pure
wVITh" h ""T: . PlrMltK. assorted
J"'k rerad,"h or P"Wod mus
tard, bottle SV4o
MacLaren'a peanut butter. Yb."isU0
W. o. C. or Krumbiea. pkg. . .TUo
SJ-os. tars pure fruit preserves 83o
m;?i ,?r" Pure "trJnei honey tie
Mallo, for (clng, large can . ...lo
Hersneya breakfast cocoa, lb ftoo
The best tea stftings. lb. ....igUo
fflC.3r OoW"" 8ntoa. a fine drinV
nothing; finer for family use, lb. 000
The Butter, Cheese and Bgy Market
of Omaha.
Lnt '"it crem'y butter, carton or
bulk, lb - jj0
Fancy No. 1 country creamery but
ter, lb. gso
Fancy No. 1 dairy table butter'.' lb..
at S7o
Good dairy table butter, lb gso
j,he',t 8tr,ctj5r "'h egga. notH
Ing finer, per dosen ago
The best full cream N. T White.
Wisconsin cream or T. A. cheee-
pound goo
2 lbs. good table butterlne .'."iaSo
Highland WaTel Orange Sale Wed.
Regular J0c. 2c, 0c. 40c. 60o dos.
Wed . . .ISO, floo, aso, 30c, 40o doa.
V 1 iVeV CookiS.?
Potatoes, is lbs. te Deck goo
Wisconsin cabbage, lb. ... io
S bunches fresh shallots, radish ei
or carrots " loo
S heads fresh leaf lettuce 6j
Itrge head lettuce IMa
Fancy Denver cauliflower, per lb
at fu.
Old beets, carrots, turnip or
parsnips, per lb .....lo
.Try HAYDEN'S "First.
Winter Office Quarters
If you Lave found that you are not entirely com
fortable in your office, we can assure you of having
all the comforts of proper heat and ventilation.
While we have only a few offices from which to
select, possibly one of these will be just exactly what
you want.
THE BEE BUILDING
"The building that it always new"
The only rooms that we can offer now are the following, but It
they do not meet your requirements we will be glad to place you
on our waiting list.
. Choice office suite, north light, very de
Room222 alrable tor two doctors or dentists;
waiting room and two private oriices;
50 square feet
Room 322 Suite, consisting of waiting room and
private office; north light; 620 square
feet. A splendid office for a dentist or
a physician
Room 635 0n'y vacant room on the 17th street
aide of the building. Faces directly on
Seventeenth street. Partition for prt.
vate office and waiting room. 81 xe 187
aquare feet
Room 105 At th h',d of th atalrs, on the floor
opposite The Bee business office. Slse
1 70 square feet. Would be specially use
ful tor a real estate firm
815.00
845.00
318.00
830.00
Apply to Building Superintendent, Room 103,
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