10
BRINGING
TWO RIBS CRACK
UNDERJCISSORS
Charley Peter Put "Gentle" Hold
on Training: Partner with the
AboTe Keiulti.
DIDN'T USE ALL HIS STRENGTH
Jo Bterher may b able to spilt a aack
of train br the employment of hla cele
brated scissors hold, aa the story gos,
but one Hana Brrka will step to the front
and boldly testify that he'd Just at aoon
take a chance on J. Bteoher aa he would
on Charley ePtera.
For Berk a knoweth to a certainty that
Charley Petera haa acme scissors hold.
A couple of cracked rlha offer mule cor.
rnhoratlon to hla teetlmony.
While ePtera waa working out with
Perka the other day In preparation for
hla bout with Paul Msrtlneen of Chlcaso
at the Omaha Auditorium Friday nltrht.
Fterka found hlmaelf mixed up with the
aclaaora aa rpomoted by Mr. Fsters. Berka
decided to wIkrIs out of It and atarted
to wiggle and squirm.
Tetera decided that Berka ahould not
wlnslo out. 80 htf put a little preaaure
behind the hold and, crack, went two of
Berk a' a rlha.
ePtera did not intend to Injure hi
training partner. lie thought ho hail put
on Just enough preaaure to keep Berka
from winding- out. It waan't nearly aa
much power aa he could put Into hla lean.
But Juat the little bit of preaaure did the
work and Berka, who ia a husky chap
and Quite a wrestler, hasn't any paper
rlba either.
lMa't Ksert Half Ilia Mrenalh.
"Farmer" Burn, who la tralnin
Fetera, declared the Omaha boy didn't
- " ""i I
put half hla power In the hold he applied
i i I I I n n s-
CuCLa- 1 WILL -I KNOW KLNW ( f SHeHaTE ( ootfx , 1 frA I
Sr T J T look MAN to DCLlvr J LIKE ?& TCLUHF.HTOJ Htionwe SW- SowikooT fcX. iITn- PV-
to er.a, -if ne had, saia tne farmer, from blood poisoning la reluctant to throw
"ther wouldn't be any more Berka. All up the aponge until after the Doane con
hla tribe would have gone. Peters thought , fllct. Adama haa been warned to quit
he waa using the eclssors gontly. If that playing for the season by hla physicians.
Is what he calls gentle, what does he j U la probable that Adama will be allowed
call hardf to play at his forward position, although
I'nquestkinably Peters is a wonder with Kavan Is grooming Thompson for the
the scissors. II Isn't as strong, perhaps,
but hla scissors Is a terrible thing, never
thetesa. Omaha fans who have never Been j
him work are waiting anxiously for Fri
day night when they will see him In
action and can make a Judgment fur
themselvea whether he has, a sctskors In
the class with the iXxIge phenom.
Donovan Orders
Recruits to Report
at Macon Feb. 22
NEW YOKK. Feb. 1. William Hono
van, manager of the New York American
league club, haa ordered the firat squad
of thirty playera of that elub, composed
mostly of recruita. to be at Macon, Oa..
not later than February 21 to begin their
spring try outs. In the advano guard
are seventeen pitchers. The regulars will
report at Macon March L
The pitching staff of the Tankeee a
year ago did not Include a single left
handed pitcher, but there are eight of
them In the first squad now ordered to
Macon. Among them are George Mogrldge
from the tea Moines club, "Bltm" Love
from the Los Angeles club and Thomas
Blodgett from Omaha,
McQill Answers
Coffey Suits With
General Denials
DENVER, Colo., Feb. l.-Jamea C.
McGill, owner of the Denver Western
league club and the Indlanapolla Amer
ican association base, ball teama. through
counsel yesterday, filed an answer In each
of the two damage suits brought by
John K Coffey, formerly captain of the
Denver team, and Lorean V. Coffey, his
wife, charging McGIII with improper
conduct toward Mra. Coffey. McQill In
his answer denies all rhargra. Twenty
thousand dollars dsmsges Is sought In
each vase.
BLUES GETTW0 MORE
OF CHICAGO PLAYERS
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. Two more Chicago
players have been addtrd tu the roster of
I lie Kansas City club of the American
Association. They were Jack "Red" Mur
ray, last year with the vld cubs, and
barles Handford, with the Chicago Fed
erate last season. Both are outfielder.
The purchase prices was not announced.
DILLON ACCEPTS OFFER
TO BOX FRANK MORAN !
t IIICAGO. Feb. l.-Jsck Dillon of lu
i isnapolls today accepted au offer to
i.jx Frank Moran. the Iltt-tlmrgh heavy
uelwht. ten rounds in Milwaukee next
month. T. B. Andrews of sllluaukee, of
fried 70 per cent of the ie-elpts for the
match.
l-rla M ine from Urmmd Islaaa.
OoCEOLA. Neb., Feb. 1 !eclal
Opveola High hool defatt-d Grand
JMxtid Illvh school. It to A. The te.im
voim cf In i ceo!a waa the feature.
rnirt tit Gland Inland starred wltn five
1 1 Id tulall.
AdvertiM-ra and custom!' profit by thm
". Unified Ad" habit.
UP FATHER
Sioux City to Play
Central Saturday
Ploux City Mich school will be (he next
opponent for Central High at basket ball.
The game will be played here Saturday
night.
Every time the Bloux have invaded thla
city they have put a team upon the floor
that haa riven the local the fight, of
their lives. The team that represents
Sioux City la said to be to exception to
the rule and a real battle la expected. I
The Bioux have played only one Nebraska
high school (earn this aeason, this be In a
the Norfolk team, and succeeded In de
feating It in a decisive manner.
Menefee. who will be remembered by
many of the followers of the local for
hla good work against the high aohool
foot ball team thla fall, plays at renter
for the Hloux City quintet.
Two preliminary game will be ataged.
A church league game will be played firat.
and will be followed by an Inter-claaa
game between the freshmen and sopho
mores. On account of Injuries Clyde Smith, who
haa been putting up a rattling good game
at right forward, will be out of the game
for aome time. Maxwell wilt be used at
this position.
COACH KAVAN HOPES
TO TAKE DOANE'S SCALP
Although three regulars will not he In
the lineup agalnat Ioane college Thura
day evening, Coach Kavan of the Unlver
alty of Omaha doea not expect the loas
greatly to Interfere with hla flippers tak
ing the visitors In tow. In Iel,amatre
and Oardener, Kavan haa found two play.
ere with more than ordinary flipping abll-
uy ana is using tnem In place of Bruce
1 and Allerton.
viiin Aaama, wno ia enirering rrom a
bad cold and who only recently recovered
place.
Ioane defeated Omaha on their floor
two weeks ago and Unlvorslty of Omaha
students feel positive that Coach Hchtse
ler'a men will not duplicate the feat.
WESLEYAN WINS SECOND
FROM GRAND ISLAND COLLEGE
LINCOLN, Neb. Fob. l.-(8pecial Tel
egram.) Wealeyan won the second bas
ket ball game of the etate championship
series by defeating the Orand Island
Baptists on the home floor last night, CI
to II At the end of the firat half the
score stood 90 to T. Hughee waa a great
point maker for the locals getting ten
field goals. Vlfqualn waa out of town,
but Cosier played hla position In good
style.
The visitors put up the best game of
basket ball seen here this season, every
man playing a clean, ateady game. Only
three fouls were called, two being called
on Wealeyan.'
The lineup:
WB8LEYAN.
Kline L.F.
GRAND
I..F
B.K
C
LO
ISLAND
lUcharda
... Lowry
.11. Taft
... Flynn
. Q. Taft
Anderaon ...... K.F.
Hugh t
Johnson 1,(1.
Cosier HU
R.U..
8uls: Grulib for Anderson.
heferee, Towle. ex-Nebraska
STALLINGS TO MANAGE
BRAVES FOR FIVE YEARS
BOSTON. Feb. l.-Oorga T. Stalllnas
haa signed a contract with the new own
era of the Boston Kntlonala to menace
the team for five years, it waa announced
tonight. His salary, considerably in ex
cesa of that which he obtained under
the previous contract, la said to be greater
than that ever paid any manarer .ir
player, except posslLly Manager J. J.
Aicuraw or he New York Natlonala. It
Is estimated that the figure approxi
tnatea f2Q,ooo a year.
ALBERT CAHM WINS
OVER R. J. WILLIAMS
Albert Cahn. in defeating Robert J.
Williams In the state billiard tourna
ment how In progress, gave one of the
prettlent exhibitions of blillarda ever
seen in Omaha last nlaht. Cahn de
feated Williams f'O to l.i lll.t average
wes tVt and he made high rune of 17,
Z and M. Williams made an average of
1 and made high runs of 14. 14 and 31
Art Sciple refrreed the match. Tonight
Bel pie will meet Arthur If. 8 1 urges.
orriarra ( Checker AeaavlatUa.
1 1 A8TTNG8. Neb., Feb. 1. (Special
Telegram.) I. T. Brooking of Funk was
re-elected president and W. . W. Bran
gaiten of Hastings was selected secretary
and treasurer at a business meeting of
the Nebisska Checker Players' associa
tion which preceded the nineteenth annual
tourney peer today.
Tlie strongest recommendstlon any ar
ticle may receive la a favorable word
from the user. It Is the recommenda
tion of those who hsve ud it that
ntakea Chamberlain s Cough Remedy so
popular. Mrs. Amanda Glerhart, Waynes
field. Ohio, writes, "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been used in my family off
and on for twenty years and It has
never failed to cure a cough or cold."
Obtainable everywhere. Advertisemeat.
TJIF BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, HMO.
Cnpyris-flt. 1!1R. Interna
tional Ntwi Service,
Just an Earful
By Tad
Willie Hoppe, champion billiard player of the world, wag playing in
a tourney uptown one night and his opponent was tho boy marvel,
Welker Cochran.
The latter took a rap at the pills, made a run of eight and eat down.
Hoppe then toed the scratch and
hhiTHC- VOUWCr L H III
and on went the champion. He had
turned the 200-mark now and had consumed more than a half hour of
time.
Finally a guy in the gallery, look'ng down saw Cochran still seated
and yelled:
"WHAT DOES THIS YOUNG FELLOW 1)07"
TRAITOR TO VILLA
IS PUTJO DEATH
General Tomai Arnelas, Comman
dant at Juarei Till He Fled
to Save Life, Executed.
OTHER PASSENGERS ROBBED
JUAREZ Mexico, Feb. 1. Gen
eral Tomaa Arnelas, commandant
here until be fled to El Paso to
escape a sentence of death, at the
hands of Francisco Villa, was taken
from a Mexican Central passenger
train at Laguna, north of Chihuahua
City today by an armed squad and
shot to death, according to local
Mexican officials.
) Others Hot Moleated.
Oeneral Gabriel Qavlra, Carransa
commandant here, said tonight that
no other passengers aboard the train,
which left here yesterday, were mo
lested, and that all arrived safely at
Chihuahua City late today.
Arnelas, while commandant for Villa
here, made overtures to surrender to
Oeneral Carransa before the "turnover"
6f the garrison laat December. When
Villa heard of It, he Is aald to have dis
patched Oeneral Medlnavietla to this city
to arrest him and take him to Chihuahua
City, then Villa's headquarters. Subse
quently Villa telegraphed to Medlnavietla
that he need not bring General Arnelas
"all the way."
Fie a to El Pas.
A friendly telegraph operator revealed
the portentous contents of that message
to Arnelas, who promt ply fled to El Paso,
lie waa granted amnesty when the Villa
garrison finally surrendered and waa on
the way to Chihuahua City to confer with
Carransa officials when the train was
topped and a firing squad took htm off
and executed him.
According to later reports from Chihua
hua City, every passenger on the train,
including several Americana, were robbed,
but not otherwise molested.
Ussat.
Werrtck ....115
MISC. ACCTH.
1st. 2d. Sd. Tot.
Wells an 12 1S Mi
Taris a U l.'7 )
Spethman .. 1 V i'ia
Condllng .. Jn XM H4 4
Totals. ..
N KB.
Refegler
Voigt ....
Swanson
Hryant ...
Krlebs ...
Handicap
...175
...171
...147
...13
..
Ogauder .... 214 Xli I7 6U
Totals li 2
OMAHA BHOfs.
1st. 1. d Tot.
Johnson .. U lii HO 4H
hlorrs HS 1.V2 3 44
Ordbeck .. 1 14" 147 4.4
Utchinelster 214 IIS IS fM
s2
t'aloa Paelfte
Totala 774 7(17 73S till
Mesrs Leagae.
URBADN'Al'OHT
JUMPERS.
1 t STot.
1 Arson 120 1M 17S 4tJ
Hamadlne 141 1 f I
Courteney ,i;. 147 l.'ai 4.4
UIhbkow ,...1 147 14J 4
Handicap ..10 10 Id ;o
Totsls 7i7 7S4 K 23U0
Handicap
IS 13 11
Totals .... SW T to Kit
t.NUlNKKKS.
1st. id. Sd. Tot.
Maon I ! !'J M
Pickett .... I l.K !; 4il
Ked field .. H H- 17 441.
Harnuni .... 1 UU 144 f-S
Ueckler .... Stt 140 iu b,v
Total .... K.W 74 aJ5f.J
PAtWKNGKKS.
LI. 2d. Sd. Tot.
dearie .... 14 114 41
Mania .... ll 17 l.l 46
Varwald .. 1U 1S i 47i
Kanka .... li 1 l"W f-'7
Wieny .... Iu6 3tu3 17V
I UK A U OWKALLi.
I lit Tot.
! Tsui Ui 1m li.J 5
icotl 147 17.1 41,7
Phelps 14J
lee Iu7
Meek 173
H.uid'.p ...ITS
Totals . .77
CLASSIC
Handicap
!3 a a 6
1
..loo
.!
.14.'
..1.4
.. l i
Bis ford .
M'tjsy
M( iloilKsl
Swanson
hUHhnell
Handicap
Total
8-a 4i Tin &
UrJNtHAU KKKIGHT.
1st. d. Sd. Tot.
Vapor 14 ai 141
Htaarord ....ITS 1 4 lai 4.
l-rummi . ..131 1 1:4 4-'l
Towler 144 1-7 law 4ik. Totals
started in nicely, pushing the ivories
where he pleased and running up a
score. He soon passed the thirty
mark and everything was still. He got
to fifty and there were a few bands
that applauded. Mr. Cochran, the
boy marvel, sat In his chair, drew
n long breath and crossed his legs.
Hoppe got to seventy-five easily and
was still going. Mr. Cochran, the
boy marvel, leaned his cue up against
the rail and waited for his opponent
to crack. Hoppe went on and on. He
v. as up to 150.
The silence was oppressive. On
EXPECT GERMAN
NOTEJERY SOON
Further Communication in Luii
tania Case Momentarily Awaited
in Washington.
MAY CONTAIN NEW TERMS
WASHINGTON', Feb. 1. A fur
ther communication from Germany
in the Lusltanla case is momentarily
expected by State department of
ficials, It became known tonight, but
up to a late hour It had nof been
received. It was understood the
new representations would follow
She informal character of recent
tages of tho negotiations and might
contain a new set of proposals in
lieu of those rejected a few days ago
by the United States.
Secreary Lansing said today that
he had no confirmation of news dis
patches saying that Germany's final
answer was on its way to the United
States, and "that the action of the
submarine commander la not disap
proved and Germany will make no
further concessions." '
All Must Saw Wood
if TheyWould Eat
Captain Kline of the Salvation Army
Industrial Home haa harvested a con
siderable pile of kindling from the men
who have received board and room lr
return for work at hla establishment
Those In need of food or shelter will br
welcomed during the cold snap, with tin
captaln'a usual kindly hospitality. "But
they must saw woo(" he says.
Sapreaae C'oart Recesses.
MA44HINQTON. Feb, l.-The suprwm.
court today recessed until February Tl.
1W' 110 341;
IDEAL. SHIRTS.
I 1! S Tot
Rathke 14S um 144 4k
Johnston ...110 11T7 lo 3P
742 714 21
ll VISION...
1st. Sd. 3d Tot.
...II 175 129 4J0
Harrington 1X 1W lf7 4"'
Procop ...Ui 1H) ll
Klrkham ..loT 34 Iim bS
Totals ... a 7M
MIMA TAYIX)BS.
1st. 2d. Sd To
Oriham US X-! .M
BnlhteM 135 12 151 4ri
kirk 1M Ul 111
Pearson ....Uii l! 1:'4 4
Masllko 133 lJii l.V, .y
Handicap ... S S 8 2
Totala 7 (T7 Su
IUKAU MAl'KlNAWrt.
1st. i. Sd. Tot
Psrker l 17 is 417
Xia
1 J6
11
147
ft
1M 4H
1J9 4-S
ltd 44(1
131 .44.
S la
K11H 11N l.tt 1U
C.rnell 91 1 11 S II
Florke 141 141 II Si
AVestergard 172 luS 148 41
Total 7 " 4I 2U.7
PKNN TIRK!.
Int. Xd. 3d. Tot.
17o 1, 413
l.m ) 1:1 ,
lvi liU Ha
1M lot .!
T7 7X ??i
I'OVT
Olwon 171 irv It v
Kcht'ineyer 1M l.'a 147
Kosicke 14'.) i:n 174 4f
Maver 174 lf.4 17'i Ml
Buhinan ..lt 14 137
Totala TK7 s06 I44U
S S Tot
1J V't 413
I7i l.t 4i
1 Ifi SxT
141 ILA 4.(7
l 14.1 4..
13 13
TIRKS.
1st. Sd. 3d Tot.
Haup ...
Noone . .
Minardi
Stat nick
Cuady . .
..li P-4 li IV
..144 IO lit 4 '7
! Ul 40
..I"! 1l ! M
..IA 1S7 1j7 1.0
..7ii 7 7 rn
.fei 770 7J21ll Totals.
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
MOVIE STYLESHOW FOR MEN
Custom Cutter Outline What it
Proper and Plan Screen Exhibi
tion! in Every City.
COATS TO BE TIGHT AND LONGER
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Feb. 1 Buttons
will be distributed on men's coats this
season according to the height of the
wearer. It waa determined at the open
ing aesilon of the annual convention of
the International Custom Cutters' asao
clatlon here today. The short man will
have a one-button aack coat; the rnedlum-
aired man will have two buttons on hla
coat; tne tan man win get three buttons,
and four If he is tall enough. This de
cree waa embodied In the report of the
styles committee of the association, which
act forth the Innovations in men's clothe
for the coming season.
It is planned, the fashion committee
announced today, to, show the styles of
clothea for men in motion pictures so
thst men In every city in the United
States and Canada can know what the
International Custom Cutters' association
has decided upon as correct dress.
Coats to Be Tlarher.
Changea in the style of clothea for men
was the principal topic of discussion. The
committee on stylea reported that the
form-fitting coat still would rule aa cor
rect, but that it will bo longer and will
bear a narrower lapel and narrower col- '
lar than the coats of last season. Spring
coats will be akeloton lined, unpadded and
will run to patch pockets, which will be
crescent shaped. Vesta will be single
breasted, cut lower and bear no collar '
and the trouaera will be narrow aa usual, I
the committee point 1 out In Its report. '
In dress clothes there will be changes, !
too, the custom cutters decided. The
front of thedress coat will be a little
longer, the collar and lapels narrower '
and there will be an outer breast pocket. I
The white silk vest should be "U" ahaped !
thla aeaaon, the committee asserted, and
there should be a narrow braid on the i
trousers. The coat to the dinner suit will
have the outer breast pocket bound In a
narrow strip of satin and the lapels also
will be faced with satin. The vest to the
dinner suit, as determined upon, will be
of black silk, close fitting and "V"
shaped.
LItIbst Models Used.
The report of the committee waa Il
lustrated, the new styles being shown on
living models.
The convention will continue through
Friday of this week and the afternoon
session each day will be devoted to prac
tical demonstrationa and discussions re
garding cut and fabric for spring and
summer styles. An exhibit and style
show with 00 garments of men's ap
parel Is being held in connection with
the convention. Among the speakers on
the remaining daya of the convention
will be Dr. Stanley It. Kreba of Phila
delphia and Frans Delner of New York
City.
Dress Warm and
Keep Feet Dry
Telia Rheiimatism Sufferers to
Take Salts and Get Rid
of Uric Acid.
Rheumatism la no respecter of age. sex,
olor or rank. If not the most dangerous
of human inflictions It Is one of the
most painful. Those subject to rheuma
tiHin ahould eat leas meat, dress as
warmly aa possible, avoid any undue ex
posure and. above all. drink lots of pure
wster.
Rheumatism Is caused by uric acid
which is generated in the bowels and
ibaorbed Into the blood. It la the func
tion of the kidneys to filter thla acid
from I h A li 1 r.r.A . i . . . . .
. i .mv 11 out 111 me
I Drine: the porea of the akin in .
means pf freeing the blood of this im
purity. Ia damp and chilly, cold weather
tie akin pores are closed thus forcing
'he kidneys to do double work, they be-
ome weak and sluggish and fall to ellm-
nate this urlo acid which keeps accumu
lating and circulating through the aya-
em, eventually aettling In the Joints and
muscles causing stiffness, soreness and
ain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism get
from any pharamary about four ounces
if Jad Baits; put a tablespoonful in a
,-lans of water and drink before breakfast
each morning for a week. This la aald
to eliminate uric acid by stimulating
the kidneys to normal action, thus rid
ding the Mood ot these Impurities.
Jad Salta ia inexpensive, harmless and
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthla and la
used with excellent results by thousands
of folks who are subject to rheumatism.
Here you have a pleasant, effervescent
llthla-water drink which overcomes uric
acid and is beneficial to your kidneys
aa well. Advertisement.
AUDIT0niUM--JM.
Tufl-O'-War
CHIGAtiO KfXrTS s. )AXKH
TTbTDAT
tiKHMANH a. KWKPKS
ATtTBDAT
Prominent Insurance
Man Falls Ten Stories
CHICAGO, Feb. -. Little more
than an hour after President Wilson
had passed under a glass canopy at
the entrance to his hotel tonight, the
body of -Edward Ford Johnson, a
prominent "insurance man of Chi
cago, came crashing through it.
Johnson fell or leaped from a
room on the tenth floor. He had
registered as from San Francisco,
but a card case found in the room
disclosed Chicago as his address.
The president's apartment were on
the third floor removed from the
scene of the tragedy.
WISNER SUPERINTENDENT
IS SICK AT HOSPITAL
Superintendent White of the Wisner city
schools Is seriously 111 at St. Joseph's
hospital. Frof. White's family and
friends are greatly concerned over his
condition.
Wealthy Rancher Killed.
BIO SPRINGS. Tex.. Feb. l.TA s
Htv w?" E. WHa'.thJ ra,ncn m"n "f this
city, was killed today In Ixivington. N.
V hIEm1 V t0 K"dv"-" reaching here
No details have been received.
rur
AYD
n
U . li6 T.DODGE
Don't Fail to Attend Our Annual
Pure Food Exhibit Now Going On
Frew wimples. Hot Coffee, Chocolate, lloullioo, Hot Biscuits,
ftalads, Macaroni, ricklc. Soups, Jello, Cookies und Cakes, Pancake
Flour, Etc., Ktc. Everybody welcome. Our aim Is to demonstrate
the high standard of our quality goods, at a saving of 26 to 60
on the high cost of living.
17 lbs. best Granulated Sugar, SI
4 8-lbs. sacks best High Grade
Diamond "H" Flour, nothing
finer for bread, pies or cakes,
per . sack ... .91.43
10 bars Beat's-'Em-All, Diamond
C or Laundry Queen White
Laundry Soap lirc
32-ounce Jars Ture Fruit Pre
serves 25c
28-oz. Jars Pure Strained Honey
for 2Sc
6 cans Oil Sardines 10c
Yeast Foam, pkg 3c
7 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch
for . 25c
8 lbs. best Rolled White Break
fast Oatmeal 23c
5 lbs. Choice Japan Rice . . ,25o
8 lbs. best White or Yellow
Corn meal 17c
4 large cans Condensed AUlk 28c
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 5c
V. O. C. or Krumbles, pkg.. 9c
Tall cans Alaska Salmon . . .10c
4 cans Wax, String, Green or
Lima Beans 2Mo
4 lbs. Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Sauer- Kraut or Baked Becns
for 28c
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup
for 3c
The best Tea Siftings, lb., 12,o
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, at,
lb 20c
Meat Dept. Specials for Wednesday
9 lbs. best Leaf Lard 08c
No. 1 Steer Pot Roast . . . .12He
No. 1 freBh Spare Ribs 10c
.TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST.
LEST YOy FORGET
ALL OUR TRUCKS, TEAMS AND AUTO DELIVERY
CARS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE.
Phone Douglas 1889 and Have a Case of
Sent Home
SAVE COUPONS AND GET PREMIUMS.
Luxus Mercantile Company,
Distributors
J. STECHER SHOWS
'EM ATJMSYILLE
Uses His Scissors with Deadly Ef
fect on Aspirations of One
Perelli.
FALLS IN RAPID SUCCESSION
I-OL'WILLE, Neb.. Feb. " 1. (Special
Telegram.) In straight falls. Joe Bteoher.
wrestling champion, defeated John
Herein. Italian, In a match last night,
the first fall lasting four minutes and
thirty seconds and the second three min
utes and fifty seconds.
Both falls wero obtained by the N
braskan's use of tho body scissors and
bar arm holds. Tho outstanding feature
of the affair waa Stecher's demonstration
of his wonderful leg power."
'Only once was the Italian free from the
viae of the Nebraskan's legs and then
only momentarily.
Bteoher weighed in at 204 pound.
Pcrelll gave his weight as 200 pounds.
Reed Attach Itoosevelt.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Renator Reed
of Missouri in a speech In the senate to
day attacked Colonel Roosevelt for hla
attitude toward the Wilson administration
and praised the president's conduct of for
eign affairs during the European war.
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