THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1009.,
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PATENTS
t. O. BARNELL, Faxtoti Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
M-it
PATENTS THAT PROTECT Three books
for Inventor mailed on receipt of Sc st
. R. 8. and A. R. Ijc), room t SI
i arma riog., wasningtsn. O. C. Estab
lished 1WW. 17 443
PERSONAL
OMAHA Stammerer' Ins., Ramga RMg.
HALL'S safe, saw. Sd-hand. ISIS Farnarn.
(18 644
TUB SALVATION ARMT solicit raatoff
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
nrcd. W collect, repair and aell at 134
N. lit BC. for cost of coilectfcm to the
worthy poor. Call ''bona Douglas 4lii
and wsgun will call.. (IS) 786
PRIVATE noma during confinement;
babies adopted. The Oood Samaritan Can.
ttarlum. 740 First Ave.. Councl Bluffs,
la. tut) M9i
f AnVP.TIf! tvatmnt and bath. Mm.
MAUXS fillip Bmlth mh foor
(U) o-'7
MAO a A fjK Electric vibratory, 120 8.
Floor, Old Boston Store. (18) M930AU
VAPOR RATI IK "n1 Massage, for
vm uikUAiuo la(llei Rnd genlle.
men. If you- want to get rid of your
rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica and othe"
chronic ailments, take the vanor baths and
massage treatments of Dr. and Mrs. R. U.
Bcuda. We also give face and scalp treat
ment! We get results. ZtD-x Paxton Blk.
Tel. Douglas 190. (18) 8 A9
YOTTNO WOMTCN oomlng to Omaha sa
stranger are Invited to visit tha Young
Women's Christian association rooms, 1511
Farnam Bt., where they will be directed
to suitable boarding places or otherwise
assisted. A deaconess representing tha
association meets trains at the Union sta
tion a travelers' aid. (18 J 2tla
DR". FriOKRfl, private confinement home,
-ill Martha UL Tel. Douglas 6M0.
. U8)-M860 AlOx
RfM'KWOODB ANTI - TL'BERL'UIiOSIS
I'NDIlRWKAR, for men and women,
made of pure, unadulterated wool. In
bright, airy rooms, under the supervision
of Dr. Pratlt 82 60 per garment. . Manu
factured hy (loorgcj Kockwocd Co.,
Bennington. VI. tl M091 22x
SYRINGES, rubber goods, hy mail; cut
prices. Send for free catalogue. Myers
DUlon Drug Co.. Omaha. (18) l
MORE FITNT Be a hypnotist. Makes you
more attractive, auccesaful and Influential,
is scientific and a money-maker. Course
Is Inexpensive and essv to learn. Inquire,
between 4 and 7:) p. m I9 N. 24th.
(!8)-MS61 2VX
POULTRY AND EGGS
SILVER LACKD Wyandotte cockerels,
choice stock, scored and unscored; Pckln
ducks. Mra, F. R. McLaughlin, Manning,
la. (U) M57 A4x
FOR SALE Rose Comb Brown Leghorn
cockerels. Write for prices. F. Bowman,
Route , Eldora, la. (11) M690 A4x
BARRED Plymouth Rock cockerels; both
cockerel and pullet mating. Also M. B.
Turkeys. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
L. P. Carroll, Hampton, la.
(11) MS22 24x
A . . .
B. P. ROCK cockerels, hens, pullets, birds
scoring 88 to 92, aired by let prise ckl. Det
M. Poultry show. Eggs In season. Mra.
K. Van Der Wert,. Lacey, la.
(11) M823 24s
WHITE HOLLAND turkeys. Pekln ducks
and Embden ganders. Only a few mors
to spare. S. M. Compton, R. 8. Newton,
la. CU) MSH 24x
White leghorn eggs $6 per inn, at Handy
Lea Farm. Tel. Florence 162.
(11) M76&A20
, INCUBATORS, brooders, half price; 12.50
up; monthly jpaymonts. Omaha Incubator
Kxohange. Webster 4141. (11) M718 22x
PARTRIDGE COCHINS Choice birds, both
sexes. Mrs. C Wonderly, Benedict. Neb.
.; ; .' ... . . (U)-M727 J?x
BEND postal for large Illustrated catalogue
full-blooded poultry, tnoubators, eggs for
hatching. Chanticleer Poultry Farm,
Dept B, Mankuto, Minn. U M728 27x
QUALITY STOCK for sale in S. C. brown
or W. Leg boms; B. Rocks, S. L Wyan
dottea. Buff Cochins and Lt. Brahmaa.
F. W. Johnson, Luther, la. (11 X)x
PRINTING
JARVU PTO. CO., lob printing and calen
dars. Uth Cap. Ave. 'Phone Ind. A-2S20,
S ul
REAL ESTATE,
RBAL BITATB DBALIHI,
REED ABSTRACT CO.. Bet. !W; prompt
sarviosi gat Jur prices. 1710 Farnam SL
CU)-4MI '
RBAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
CUAS. MS. WILLIAMSON, Jfresldent
(Ul-51
PATNB INV. CO first floor. N. Y. L
U)-4
BENJAMIN R. B. CO., 477 Brandeis Bldg.
. 1-4W
Ed Johnston A Co., 1814 Farnam.
(19)-M71 M2t
DARLINO DA R LI NO.
441 Brandeis Bldg. 'Phone D. (1034.
(1) 894
CITY PROPERTY FOB IALB.
BAROAIN-g-room housa on Ohio, close
to 24th 8t rents for t.100 per year.
Owner non-resident; must sell at once.
If taken at ones will accept. I2.2GO. M.
J. KENNARD Co,, U0 Brown Blk.
(U)-M34
I HAVEI six modern brick houses In West
Farnam street district which I can sell
for tt.004 each, or perhaps less.
THOMAS B REN NAN.
Room U New York Llfa Building.
(li M
' Are you loekin for ' a
HOUSE or LOT.
We bave Just what you want
ITS A BAROAIN.
P. O. NIELBON CO..
M N. Y. U Bldg. Both 'Phones.
U in
M14 GRAND AVE., new . 1-room, modern
house, persnaaent walks to car, 12. WW.
Terms. (15)-Mi33 J
DO YOU WANT YOCR MONEY TO
WORK. FOR YOU? We have land In
Nowata oou nty. Oklahoma, that we will
sell you on very reasonable terms In
tracts of 40, Ho or o acres, at prlcea
ranging from IK) to S3S per acre, and then
we have eoine tracta of l.ouo acres ur moro;
for Instance, -f have one tract ot 1,060
acres thai f will sell you for 16 per
acre. Nowi 4 county Is only 21 nill.s
wide and in miles long, haa 4.1I flowing
oil walla producing over 100.000 barrels
of ell dally ; - hence, you can aee that
In buying this land you not only g.-t a
farm that will raise anything, except
tropical crops, but you may get an oil
or gas welL too, aa gas !a so plentUu'.
IhM It la selling' at 2r per l.OuO cubic
feet. Therev '. a reason for these low
, prices. It 1A Indian land that the gov
ernment haa nut permitted them to aell.
Looks big, don't It? But lt is true. Let
us tell you about It It will be worth
while.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
Suits CM, X. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red-lWJ.
Open 'evenings.
(19)-M)2 a
BEAUTIFUL HOME
BAR0AINS"
Eight rooms, modern.oak finish, full two
stories, large commodious rooms, elegant ar
rangement and finish; built for a home two
years ago; east front In Hanscom park,
Park Ave. This property must be sold by
ihe 0 Inst., and the prloe will sell It, as
It Is offered for l.fo less than its aptual
value; part cash will handle It.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
. COMPANY,
tgf Brwjiaoia Bids., Omaha, Neb.
U)-S1 '
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHurKlt'rV rIH l
(Continued.)
I ROOM IIOl'SE. all modern, near Hana
com park, I2.": good hsigain.
F. I). WEAD, Farnam St.
II9 MH41 m
FOTl SALrV-Sub lot t of lot 7. Capitol ridd.;
alao 44 ft. lot J, block 1. Make me an
offer. Mrllla C. Jones. 66 W. Prospect
Ave., Hollywood Sta., Los Angelos. Cfel.
(19 MS21 A4
" A CUSTOMER WANTED
to buy this fine, new, up-to-dnte home In
Kountie Place, 191D l.othrop St.; built by
tha owner put of first-class material. It
haa 8 rooms, finished In quarter-sawed oak
on first floor, hot water heating plant
strictly modern throughout; 60-ft. lot, paved
street. The surrounding properties have
been built within the last 1 moaths. We
would like an optiortunltv to show you thla
property. The price Is li.000.
PAYNE, HOST WICK & CO.,
Sole Agents, Main Floor N. T. I.lfe Bldg.
(19J-501 20
IF TOTJ TtAVE
City property, farms, ranch lands or mer
chandlse to sell or trade, list them wit a
me. It costs you nothing unless I effect
a sale. W. W. Mitchell, 332 Board of
Trade Bldg. '19 464
LIST your property with Chrla Boyer. 2Id
and Cuming 8ts. (19) Kit
FOR HALE 1537 8. ;th St. A neat g room
house; fine location; conveniently ar
ranged; has gas, hath, laundry, furnace,
full cemented basement. Large lot, with
good shade and shrubbery. Cloae to two
cur lines. Occupied by owner. Address
D 174. care Hoe. (lt M764 22
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HaACH I.ANU FOR 8AL.B
British Colombia.
NBCHACO VALLEY
(British Columbia) land, l per acre; 13. oO
per acre cash, balance In six annual pay
ments We have but there sections left, out
of 12,000 acres advertised ten days ago. Main
line of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway now
building directly through this vallsy. Vnaur-
passcd for wheat, fruit and atock forms; no
Irrigation; summer rains; scarcely any
winter; climate controlled by Japanese
current. Pea vines and blue stem 6 feet
high; rich black soil, and the most delight
ful climate on this continent. Better re
serve a quarter section without delay. It's
going lat.
CJRAND TRUNK PACIFIC LAND CO.
213 S. 16th St., Omaha.
J. C. Huteson, President.
(30) M786
Kaasas,
NORTH Dickinson county land, fine homes.
good Investments, selling fast, advancing
rapidly; come soon, get a good bargHln.
Write E. Fackler, Manchester. Kan.
t20) MS04 III
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR 8 A LB
(Continued.)
Callforat.
a califo"rnia home
One of the most Attractive bungalows that
money could build, located In the Ideal
home city of Bouth Pnsadena, twenty
minutes' ride from Ijos Angeles, na
tures of this property can bn even at L.
D. I'pham. 819, Bee Bldg. (20) M706 22x
Colorado.
?AHM AND FRUIT LA NTY
Denver-Greeley district, under Irrigation:
sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising; low price, easy (payments.
National Investment Co.. (82 Erandaie
Bidg.. Omaha. Tel. Douglas tan.
(20-467
Iowa.
FOR BALE A farm of 320 acres, two and
one-half miles from Osceola, the county
seat of Clarke County, Iowa. 110 acrsa
In cultivation, balance In blue grass pas
I turn. Small orchard, and a number of
shade trees around the house. Oood nous.
and barn, and shedding for a hundred
head of cattle, and hogs, wood shed and
hen house. Farm well watered with wella
and living stream. Price 170 tier acre.
or $22.4no, $n,4O0 cash down and balance
in four years, Interest payable annually;
6 per cent on $12,000, and 8 per cent on
12,200, with option to pay Koo or $1,000 at
any Interest date after one year.
Also have other bargains. "Send for list
2 P. P." Karr 4 Karr, Osceola, la.
(JO) Mofft A4x
NICE" TRIP
to Cheyenne County, Neb., with us March
26, JIB round trip. This $16 land Is pro
ducing same grain as eaatern Nebraska.
No sand or alkali and plenty of rain.
Increasing In prloe dally. Automobiles to
show you the land. See us before Thurs
day.
' BEMIS.
BRANDEIS BLDO,
N. (2)-M818 23
IMPROVED FARM.
160 ACRES-HOO CASH.
Located southeast of Hamburg, la.; one
half under cultivation, balance in oak tim
ber. Land la rolling and the aoll la very
rich. Oood spring with excellent water.
Four-room house, barn, etc. A dundy little
stock farm. Price only $40 per acre; $4"0
cash and tha balance to suit purchaser.
Exceptional opportunity for man with lim
ited capital.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.,
681 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha.
C20)-M772 23
Nebraska,
HA8 It ever occurred to you that Omaha.
Douglas county. Neb., Is the best town
on the map? In 18H4 Omaha waa strug
gling for existence. Nowata, Oklahoma,
bida fair to be another Omaha. Ask the
Missouri Pacific ticket agent for rates.
Come In and let ua tull you about our
land at $10 to $35 per acre. Then gu down
and aee for yourself. It la worth while.
Nowata Land and Lot Co,. Suite 824, N.
Y. Life. 'Phone Red 1999. Open evenings.
(20) M808 26
FOR RENT or for sale, ranch 2.040 acres,
2 miles Ewlng. Neb., much valley land,
tama grajia, all fenced and cross fenced;
100 acres under plow; 200 acres hay; good
water and shade; set of good buildings
Write J. H. Talboy, Sioux City. la.
(30)-M744 27x
FOR BALK.
190-acre Improved farm In Holt Co., Neb.;
$J6 per acre. Half cash. H H. Meyer,
Oasis, Neb. (20) Mia 24x
Oklahaaaa.
DO YOU KNOW that In Nowata. Okl..
there is In progress of construction fif
teen store buildings, a court house, a city
hall, a city and a county jail, a school
house, an It room hotel, then add a
$1,000,000 cement plant, employing 400 men.
What better life Insurance could you give
your son or your daughter than buying
one of our Nowata lots. We have them
from $-& up. all of them on easy terms If
desired; and then we have some of that
land yet at $10 to $M per acre. It la worth
while. Take Missouri Paciflo straight
through. You might get an oil well.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite .'4 N. Y. Life IlUlg. 'Phone Red 1999.
Open Evenings.
(30)-M804 24
FARMS. $4 to $75 per scr. Write for our
long list, liemis. Brandeis Bldg.
(J0-2rt MchJl
CHOICE Oklahoma farm for sale, 140 acres
4-room house, barn, erlh, granary; M) acres
In cultivation, 70 acres bottom. 10 acres
orchard; 7 miles from railroad town: price
$J6 per acre; one-half cash, ttme on bal
ance. Write Swope Co., Btlllwater. Okl
(IBl-MT.'g Aix
geatsi Oakata.
BUY SOUTH "DAKOTA I.AND.
Buy In the Kadoka vicinity. In Stanley
county, where the rich soil grows g od
corn, small grain, alfalfa and timothy
and clover, plenty of water eastlv ob
tained, fre from rock. Come and buy
while it's within reach, from $H to $ji
per acre. We also -have gilt edge first
farm mortgages for sals, ran net you
from per ont to $ per cent Interest
Agents-wanted. Fvr description write to
F. B. Reldlnger Ijind Agency. Kadoka
Stanley Co., 4kuth Dakota.
())-M5M Aix
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMI HtMH I. A Ml FOR I.K
I Continued )
Washlaglsa.
FOR 8A LE la seres fruit and veretabls
Irrigated lam near Spokane, Wash., at
sacrifice. Writs li. E. Smith. College,
Tabor, la. 0 M302 Alx
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
17 ACRES, 1 block southwest Junction of
Florence and Forest Lawn car; s-room
bouse, barn and hen house.
46th and Harney, 2 acres, $150.
F. D. WEAD, 11 Farnam Bt.
' (21)MS4S2S
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrants, W.
rarnam bmitn at w., u r aroam ou
(22) &
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
vim
LOWEST RATES Be mis, Brandeis Bldg.
tr e
1100 TO J10,0l made promptly. F. D. Weed,
vrnati ssiug., uis mum w
PRIVATE money to loan. J. U. bherwond,
434 Brandeis Bfd. iZl)-46
LOANS WANTED.
If you need a reasonable loan on well Im
proved umana real estate, i can enter
tain your application, at 6 or 5 Mi per cent
Interest, according to location or grade of
Jroperty; no delay, and privilege la given
or prepayment before maturity. 1. Slb
bernsen, ) Old Boston Store Bldg.
(22)-M47S A17
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha Bual.iess Property.
THOMAS BBENNAN,
Boom V. Mew York Life Bldg.
C'2)-9
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for Bale in
aniountt from $300 to $3,000.
BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. Y. Life Bldg.
(22) M715 22
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Room 417-18 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'phone Douglas $318. (22) 464
PAYNE, BOSTWICK st CO.. N. Y. Llfa,
Private money; $600 to $6,000; low rata
(21-464
"MONEY TO BUILD.
$504 to $200.0UO st current rates.
W. H. THOMAS, 60s First Nat l Bank Bldg.
U2) 67
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(22 674)
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha prop
arty. Conrsd Young. 1614 Dodge St,
(2D M98J
PRIVATE MONEY NO DELAY.
OARVIN BROS.. Id04 FARNAM.
(22) 474
$600 TO $6,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefs
Real Estate Co., 1001 N. Y. Llfa Doug,
or A-21&2. 22)-48!
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED TO BUY.
IF you MU8T sell, list with us. Ws cannot
sell anything unless at squeese prices.
Open evenings.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.,
Suits 424 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Phone Red. U9.
2E)-M321
WANTED. COTTAGE.
WE have a party with $S00 cash and $1,000
worth of 6 per cent gold bonds to put in
as part payment on gooa live or six
room cottage. In good location. Call and
see us at once.
S. E. WAIT A CO.,
617 Boe Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1392; A-2316.
(28) M.S33 23
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
Thermostats and other neat regulatora;
new furnaces and tiot water combination
beating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1204-1208 Douglas St 'Phones: Ind. A-S621;
Bell. Douglas 96U- 474
WANTED TO BUY
HIOHEST prices for secondhand furniture
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. S971.
(26)-7i
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture.
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Doug.
440L 478
F. D. VanPelt, your auctioneer. Ha sells
mdse. ard Iivt stock at auction. Office
843 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Tel. A-3f.-1.
25)-614 A17
WANTED Jersey cows; fresh or coming In
soon. bi. fumy, zti& Cuming st.
(26) M774 27X
WANTED TO RENT
BOARD WANTED Room and board by a
family of three, with home comfort. Ad-
dresa x -24, Care Omaha Bee.
(26)-M781 22x
WANTED SITUATIONS
LADIES' bundle washing. Harney 1932.
v (27) M3os22
EXPERIENCED stenographer and book
keeper, ,best references, desires position
Address K 180, care of Bee.
(27-M796 S2x
CAPABLE life Insurance man desires re
sponsible inside position. Address J 196,
care or nee. is ) saivi ax
WHEN you write to advertisers, kindly
mention me zsvoi inn you aaw ins ad
In The
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTERS
Office, Fort Meade, South Dakota, March
18, li) Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will
be received at this office until 10 a- m.,
mountain time, April 19, 1908, and then
opened, for the construction, complete, of
approximately twenty-seven miles of barbed
wire fence around the Fort Meade, South
Dukota. military reservation, in accordance
with plans ana specifications wnicn may be
had upon application to thla office. Bida
are wanted for both concrete and wooden
Dusts. A deposit of xio, to Insure, return
Is required bctiare plans are sent on in
dividual application. The United Statea re
serves the right to reject any or all bids
or to ac cept any part of a bid that may be
advantageous to the government. En
velopes containing proposala should be en
dorsed "Proposals for Fence" and addressed
to the Constructing Quartermaster, Fort
Meade, Boutrf Dakota. Mri-23-24- A1&-14
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha, Nebraska. March 11 Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until 10 a.
m., central standard time, April 22, 19u9,
for furnishing transortaiin, drayage, and
for handling stores In Deartment of the
Missouri, during the year commencing July
1, 19u. United States reserves the right to
reject or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Information furnished on z
plluatlon. Envelopes containing (iropoeals
should be marked "Propoaal for Transpor
tation on Route No. .'' and addressed to
MAJOR D. E. MCCARTHY, C. Q. M.
M23-23-24-AH
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
UIS4I TsIAJg TQVM DAYS AT BBA.
Weekly SaUlag keiweam Montreal, Qosba
aa4 Liverpool.
Two days on tn beautiful Su Lawrenea
river and the shortest ocean routs to Eu
rope. Nothing better on the Atlantic than our
Empresses. Wireless on all steamers.
first class, $Mi aeooaa, aaoi eae
sasla, . "
Ask your ticket agent, sr writs far salt,
lags, rates and booklet
O. M. BKajAMUT. . A,
139 So. nask hi. Ciuoago, m.
ST. JOSEPH GETS DRUBBING
awsswaw.
Omaha Basket Ball Fire Playt - in
Rare Oood Form.
SPEED AND ACCURACY COMBINED
Mlaaoarlans, Badly Oatelasaed la
the First Half, Cora Back
Strong; In the Hrroad, bat
Kever Danaeroas.
Omaha High school. 40; St. Joseph High
school, 15.
With a skill and determination that surely
indicates the permanent breaking ot the
hoodoo, Omaha High beat the St. Joseph
High basket ball five by a decisive score
Saturday evening. The game was char
acterlied by speedy and sharp play by both
teams, which though apparently evenly
matched, soon proved to be widely differ
ent In several essentials. This victory is
held to be a brilliant one for Omiiha, St.
Joseph being classed high among the teams
of the Missouri valley. . .,
The visitors played an up-toiflate and well
organized game and often displayed much
better form than the locals, yet the latter
managed to eventually outplay ' and out
score their opponents, to the eminent sat
isfaction of several hundred rooters who
went wild when the purplo and white cams
out ahead.
Omaha's superiority In speed, alertness
and skill In team work and basket tossing
did the business. ' Making more of their
opportunities and even piling up points
when no opportunity was apparent, the
Omaha lads forged ahead after a few min
utes of play and at the end of the first
half hail a acore of 16 to 8 in their favor.
Rallying strongly In the second half, the
visitors gathered In sixteen points, all but
two of which weie on field goals, but they
were far enough behind to allow Omaha
quintet to keep In the lead, although the
original ratio between the two scores was
cut In two. In their ability to come back
Strong on a winning opponent, tho Mlssour
(ans showed the same characteristic that
was a feature of their match Friday night
with Lincoln, when they were also beaten.
Differences Over Hales.
Even with their own coach as referee
the St. Joe players lost. Coach Hammett,
who held the moat authoritative place hi
the match, la undoubtedly an expert baskets
ball man, and holds an enviable reputation
for his coaching and officiating abilities.
However, his proteges received some slight
help In last night's contest from him, al
though he rendered It unconsciously. The
mere fact that he was used to their style
of rlay, which differed In many points
from that of the locals, . gavs them an ad
vantage. His Interpretation of "arms
around" was unlike that of the Omahana
and they suffered some as a result.
The play was more in Omaha's territory
than at the other end of the floor, and
whenever the ball did escape from the
watchful grasp of the forwards of the
purple snd white Omaha's guards were
generally on hand .to .rescue lt. When they
didn't St. Joe sometimes missed fine
chance to cop some points.
The locals, with Captain Carrier doing
the work, greatly excelled the Mlssourlans
In throwing goals on fouls, the latter be
ing Bhown some neat work In that line.
They also had more-than one shot at the
basket a couple of times, when cheers from
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Chicago Limited a 8:00 am all:04 pm
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd.... a 8:00 am all:06 pm
Des Moines A Eastern.. a 'i :00 am a 4:80 pm
Des Moines Passenger. .a 4:00 pm ol2:80 pm
Iowa Local ..bll :00 am b 1:66 Dm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4:40 pm a 1:10 pro.
t-nicsso-T lyer 1:4 a s:za Sin
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd....all:16 pm a 8:50 pm
Colo. t Cal. Express., .a 1:20 pm a 4:30 pm
Okl. ft Texas Express, .a 4:40 pm a 1:14 pm
Wabash .
81 Louis Express. ..... .a 4:80 pm a 8:26 am
&i. louis Local (iron)
Council Bluffs) ....'...a 8:00 am ' all:lS pm
Btanberry Local (from
Council Bluffs) ...nb 6:04 pm bl0:U am
ChleaajS) at Northwesters
Chicago Daylight a 7:26 am all. nm
Twin City Express a 7:46 am m m
Chicago Local all :30 am a $:2g hm
Sioux City Local. a 8:46 pm all:30 am
Chicago Local a 4:80 pm a $:36 diu
r , 1 . . . Cl ...... 1 . I a C t ... . .
I.U11.-KSU diviji w.w jjiu.. s:23 sin
Minnesota-Dakota Ex. .a 6:46 pm a 9:80 am
Fast Mail a 3.36 rm
Twin City Limited a 8:00 pm a 8.00 am
Los Angeles Limited. ...A 8:00 pm al2:86 nm
Overland Limited al0:00 pm a 8.23 am
Nebraska and Wyoming Division
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am a 6:90 run
Llncoln-l,ons: Pins a 7:40 am -
Deadwood-Lincoln ......a 8:00 pn a 6:20 pm
Casper-Lander ...a 3:00 pm a 6:20 pm
Fremont-Albion o :m ran b 1 66 pm
Haattngs-Superlr . b 8:00 pm b 6:30 pm
Chicago, Mllwaakea gt. Paal
Chicago ft Colo. Special s T:28 am all -60 Dm
Cal. ft Oregon Express.. a S:0 vm a 1:26
Overland Limited a :&8 pm a 8 So am
perry Local b 6:1 pm bll;S am
Mlssoarl Paeiae
K: C. & St. L Express.. a 8:00 am a 4 4S am
K. C. ft St. L. Express..all:lS pm a I. bo nm
Ullaots Ceatral ,
Chicago Express a T:l am a 8 46 nm
Chicago Limited a 6.00 pm a 8 30 am
Minn.-Bt. Paul Express. b 7:16 am
Minn. -St. Paul Limited. a 4:00 pm a 8-3b"am
Omaha-Ft. Dodge L'cal.a 4:16 pm all:30 am
BFBLII4GTOBI TA - 10TH ft MASON
Barllngtoa-
Leave.
a 4 10 pm
10 pm
a 4.10 pm
.al2:l6 am
8:46 am
b 1:80 pm
.a :16 am
Denver ft California.
Northwest special ...
Black Hills
Northwest Express .
Nebraska polnU
Llrcoln Fast Mall...
Nebraska Express ...
Lincoln Local
Lincoln local
Schuyler-Plattsmouth
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth-Iowa ...
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Denver Limited -.
Chicago Special
Chicago Expreas ....
Chicago Flyer
Iowa Local
Bt. Louis Express
1:46 pm
8:46 pm
4 :10 pm
' am
a S-1A
J3:U pm
:10 pm
: am
,.b 8:08 pm
a 6:80 pm
.Vt:'l'-a'm
.cl8 34 pm
...a 4.10 pm
...a 7:25 am
...a 4:20 pm
...a 4:30 pm
...a 4:16 am
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": am
:U am
b 1:06 pm
j:i6'pm
A 7:06 am
all:6 pm
3 56 pm
a 8:80 am
an' tm
all:) am
A 4:80 am
:10 pm
..a 4:40 pm
Kansas City ft St. Joo..al0:46 Dm
Kansas City ft St. Joe . a :16 a m
Kansas City ft Bt. Joe.. a 4.40 pm
WEBSTER STA. 1STH ft WEI1TBB
Chicago, St. 'Paal, Mlaaeawolls ft
Omaha
Lve. Arrive.
Twin City Paasengnr. . .b 4.3ft am b 20 pin
Sioux City Passengr...b 1 "9 pm bU:M am
Rintrx City Local c 8:44 am c 4:20 pin
Emerson Local b 8.68 pm b 8:10 am
Wlwairi Paelfto
Auburn Local b 8.-40 pm bll: am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, a aUB.
day oily, d Dally except Sunday.
the spectators were considered a "disturb
ance" hy the referee and the player In
the ring was allowed to try again.
By Ihe middle of the lnt half the spher
ical pigskin went humming around the floor
with a decided vim ss a consequence of
some fast manipulation. gals being msde
so fast foe a while that the scorekeetier
almost lost track.
Ratlrw Team Plays Well.
All five of the locals deserve praise for
the game they put up, and while the credit
for the goal throwing goes to MrKlnney,
Nagl and Carrier. Ouards Dodda and
Neavleg did their share toward winning.
MrKlnney was the rtar of the Omaha end
of the game when It came to spectacular
work. He threw two goals In succession
during the first half that were wonders
snd kept up his work so well that he
scored seven field goals all together. Nagl
was not far behind In the number of goals
made and style of ply. Carrier also did
his usual excellent work In that line.
For St. Joseph, Dolan was the goods most
of the time, with a strong contingent back
of him to make It possible for him to star.
Mueller, at center, also covered the ground
well, and Williams was In the game for all
It waa worth. Though playing In good form
all the time, Mcfllnnls and Rtchey, the St.
Joseph guards, failed to get around the
local basket tossers sometimes, to their
great regret. Lineup and score:
OMAHA.
VcKlnney RF
Carrier tCI L.r.
Nl C.
Doiidt R.O.
Nravloa I0.
ST. JOSBPIt.
V a (O
MrOlnnls
r.o
r?
t,.r
n r
Riohar
Miitlier
Wllllm
. Palm
. Irwla
Chandlcr-Plnler .. .Saba I Sub.
Referee: Coach Hammett of St
Josoph.
Umpire: Wilson of Omaha. Scorer: Sugar-
man or umana. Timer; Pror. Bentley, man
ager of Bt. Joseph athletics. Time of
Halves: 20 minutes. Field goals: Carrier, 4;
McKlnney. 7: Naal. : Dodds. 2: Williams.
2; Dolan, 4. (Joals on fouls: Carrier. 4:
Do'an, 8. Score: First half, 16 to 3, favor
of Omaha; second half, 24 to 12. favor of
Omaha; final, 40 to 15. favor of Omaha,
As a preliminary t6 the big game the
Tigers of the Young Mens Chrlstlsn as
snctatlon league beat a team of "plckupa"
by the score of 38 to 9.
B0WLEES "FIGHT TO FINISH
Leaders in Commercial League Make
a Not R for Home.
Both the Brodegaard Crowns and the
Birmingham Rangers won their entire
series lsst week, leaving them In the same
relative position to each other and making
the pennant race In the Commercial Bowl
ing league most exciting. The Rangers
will now have to win nine put of the next
twelve games to tie the leaders In the race.
The players on the Rangers' team say they
expect to catch up with the procession and
play off the twelve games they axe behind
If possible.
The St. James team has a lead of 220
pins in the Metropolitan league, but Is
even with ths Ortman Stars In the number
of games won and lost. Meti Bros, lead
the Omajia Bowling league By 100 points
In the per cent table and by about 600
pins.
Commercial Leagae.
Name O. W. L. P C. Pins.
Brodegaard Crowns 78 65 23 .706 68.2X9
Liuxus 78 44 32 .6H0 67.711
Birmingham Range Co.. Hit 44 20 .697 68.330
Omaha Blclcle Co...
.78 60 28
.76 40 85
.641 68.572
Chabot Shoe Co
Postofflce
Dreibus Candy Co...
Cole-McKenna Co...
Kelley-Heyden Co. .
Hussle's Acprns ...
.533 64.281
....72 32 40 . 444 60.107
....75 SO 46 .) 62,553
....78 28 60 .359 63,620
....72 23 49 . 319 69.284
....66 19 47 . 228 63,680
Individual averages:
Names. Garoea. Av.l Kamaa. Oamaa. A.
Walani IS 1P. Nlelasa U 171
Carp 78 lM Panner 6 178
Hull 76 lHo'Orotta 04 171
Boord 13 Hryan 71 171
Carman 71 171 Brunks 48 170
A. Johnson 4 181 Peteraoa 40 1
Balaar II 171 Ruhr U 1
Kayt M 181 Hansels .'. 3 1)4
Drlnkwatar 64 101 Palmer 84 it
Martin ti l'kiKrus U ltl
gxaman 15 i7KIUernanilt 46 17
rasarberc . ti ltslHougli to IM
flndenarhwagsr ... tl 177WHer 67 It4
Thomas 61 177 grotl 2 14
Camp 4 17T9lford 12 i
C. Prlmaau 74 n'K. Patteraon ...... 67 IM
Btapanborat 72 178 Vauihn 41 161
Cain 10 174 ountTMon t 1(1
Bhultl 71 lift Rowers lt 181
Foley ' 72 17? MrHa It 181
Hlnrloks 63 176 Collins 41 lt
Solomon 64 17.i W. Nelaon il 160
NalKin 64 174Coriay 67 15
tleaelln 67 174 ! Wrymueller 41 1&
Button 70 174ITraynor 76 168
H. Prlmeau 68 174, E Johnson 71 IM
Voaa 78 l?CLjho, ka II 156
Janntngs 68 174; Lough 44 lhb
Kalna 46 174INelaua 41 147
Ollbraath 60 174
Metropolitan Leagae.
Name O. Wi L P.O. Pins
Schroeder's St. James... 72 60 22 . 0M 35.358
Ortman Stara 73 60 23 .9M 36.138
Beslln Mixers 89 47 22 .681 84,123
Grain Brokers 69 39 29 .666 38.174
Borshelm Jewelers 69 37 82 . 636 83.331
Loyal Hotel Jewelers... 69 30 38 .434 32,227
Dally News 64 28 38 .424 31.664
Neb. Cycle Co 73 28 44 .8x8 82,426
West Sides 72 22 50 .806 31,40
Bungalows 72 20 62 .277 80,799
Individual averages:
Names. Av.l Names. A
W. r. Srhnaldar 17IILatey 160
Waaka ntjjarpa 160
Vtorrlnun 171 K'. Haatar 161
Wllaon 171 Morna 164
Karr llolouatalaon 164
Hanasn lIWard 151
SpetmarT 167.Mcb.an 16i
Jaapar 1WI B. Norfard 161
Muran lKiltnchla ltl
Srannall 16AiL. Norgard IM
J. Hattsr 1461 Wld.trup 160
Gtiffllb IMIHodnall 160
Ortman 164,Marrltt ,, 160
Laird lUlHowlor 146
Owynna l4l('arar 188
Lot( HUISrhaartar Ill
Brhnelder 162 A tt wood MO
Cbriatlanaan 14?.
Omaha Leagae.
Name ' O. W. I P C. Pins
Mets Bros 69 63 16 .768 (9.821
Triumphs 64 44 23 . 667 68.281
Chancellors ,...66 87 29 . 561 67,449
Falstaffs 72 38 84 .528 61.716
Jetters 72 84 38 . 473 69.761
Onlraods 63 26 87 .418 58.837
Oate City 66 22 44 .333 66.793
Bampecka 66 14 50 .242 64,003
Individual averages:
Namsa. Oamai. Av.l Namas.
Oanjaa. Av.
Neala t lalXyona 6 171
Blakaser 61 lttiW. O. Go ft 47 172
Barsar 7i 117'Oraanlaaf 61 171
Hand 12 l4!prasu 16 170
Covhran 64 18 Fourths 14 164
C. J. mnctacs... 61 ISA'Orrall 44 161
Olarda M mlChandlsr 41 147
( aushlla 86 17iCo.wall 61 1T
Dtnnun 60 179Wabar 6 167
(i O. Franclaco. .. 44 179i8harwoo4 46 167
FYltarher 64 17lKlauch IT 167
Huntington 66 1741 MK'agua to 167
grott 40 17fiOhueaorg 14 166
timmorman 66 178IJonc H 144
Fruatl 61 178 Rudlgar 6 161
Hartlar 4 17S1 Vf Ilia 60 ltl
Pudler 17710. H. Goff. 48 161
Raed 63 miWalrath 21 181
Andorann 67 177!MrKslay 1 18o
Jordan 4 176i Starr II 161
Raynolda 176Mullia 42 lt4
Tracy 17 173 HrafJord l JM
Weat 61 171'Mahonar 17 161
llampka 18 111 Lsoss M 161
Khutuachar 46 1731
Aaaoclatioa Leagae.
Name
Malonys
Omuha National
Volon Pacifies
Swifts
Signal Corps
Dreshers
Cudahys
West Sides
Individual averages:
O. W. L P C. Pins.
.60 47 13 . 73 31. 60S
..60 82 28
..57 30 27
..60 17 33
.633 29. 84
.624 27,969
.450 29.236
.60 27 S3 .4n0 28 446
.60 M 84 .433 29 544
.60 26 84 .433 29.4i
.57 23 35 .8 27,364
Namaa. Oamaa. A
Namas.
Oamaa. At
J. A. Lyons.
Rudlgar
Hamaratrom .
Hughas
t' 1811 H B. Lyons.
61 174, K If a
41 1761Powall
64 1H Slrld.r
It 171'gidaon
41 171 Parkins ......
64 17i Wlll.y
II 1701 Laa
17 170 coianaji
48 17", K unci
84 IM'Hendaraoa ..
40 16 Hakar
64 168 Baolk
68 lt Bas4o
41 167
88 ll
II 164
44 164
60 111
64 161
64 160
Glover .....
Youaam ....
Tamplls ...
Stafford ...
Kaunas ....
Happea ....
Pattsraon . .
Hunlar
Landgrean ,
Chaagatroa.
16 167
46 111
41 IM
II 164
41 154
44 161
II 1U
41 151
KXIKG SAYS HE WONT PLAY
Vrteraa Catcher Telearaphe thaaes
He Is Oat of Gaaso This aaoa.
BH REV E PORT, La., March 21 -John L
Kllng, catcher, a member of tbs Chicago
National league baa ball team, will not
be with his team tha coming season. He
so declared1 In a message received by Man
ager (. bancs today.
NADZU WINS THORNTON STAKE
Finishes Thirty lengths in Front of
Orcftgnt.
RACE IS FOB FOUR MILES
aWaaajasaWaWSW.
Twelve Thaasaarl Persons See l.oaa
Dltlanre Kvent MaltM Wlas
Avaloa Handicap at Santa
Aalta.
OAKLAND, Cal., March :t.-Nadsu. the
clever son of Iodowlc. In the stable of H.
O. Redwell, won Ihe Thornton stakes at
four miles in easy style at FJneryvllle
today, finishing thirty lengths In front of
Orcagns, with Mendon a distant third.
The long distance event was run In Ihe
presence of over 12,000 people and was over
a dry track. Cloudy weather prevailed,
however, and rain fell after the stake event
was decided. A field of six went to the
rost, with Milford favorite and Nadsu
second choice. Milford went to the front
soon after the start and led for two
miles, when Nadiu assumed command.
After that the Redwell horse drew away
snd won as he pleased. Milford tired badly
snd Orragna moved up the last, mile and
ran Into second place. The winner's share
of the stake w.a 85,030. Well played horses
won the ether races. Summaries:
First race, six furlnne. selllna: Pills
M. Olass, 11 to 1 won, Hush Money (PM,
Clark. 3 to 1) second, Curriculum (108,
Archibald. 8 to 1 third. Time: 1:151. Cleo
pat, Yank. Rllly Bowlegs. Deneen, Olvonnl
naierio. mack Domino. Zick Ahrams anci
Royal N. finished as named.
Second race, four furlongs, purse: Elfin
Beau (107. Lee, 6 to 21 won, Kddle (Iraney
(6. Walsh. 6 to 1) second. Quality Street
(107. Sandy, 15 to 1) third. Time: 0:49.
Follle Levy Purer, Roberta, Sainota, Onr
nlcht, Mary Dees, Creuse and Maternus
finished aa named.
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Anna I
Daley (93, Deverlch, 5 to 1) won, Antlgo
(llx, Archibald. 8 to 1) second. Belle Kin
ney (10. Mentry, 4 to 1) third. Time: 1:14,.
May Amelia. Oonrlne. Please. Procla,
Adena. fire Ball. Phalanx and Buna fin
ished as named.
Fourth race, Thornton sinks, four miles.
86,030 to winner: Nadsu (105, Taplln. 1.1 to
6) won. Orcagna (97. Coburn, 8 to 1) second,
Mendon (!., c. Miller. 7 to 1) third. Time:
7:19k. Milford. Cloyne and Benvollo fin
ished as named.
Fifth rnce.,mlle and seventy yards, sell
ing: FJrbet (86, Olass. 15 to 1) Won, Barnev
Oldfleld (107, Archibald, 8 to 6) second. The
Peer m. Deverlch. 7 to 2) third. Time:
1:451$. ocean Queen. Red Leaf, Cantaln
Kennedy, Joe Rose. Don Enrique, Cadlrhon
and Barl Rogers finished as named.
Sixth race, six furlongs, Tvler handicap:
Cloudllrht (98, Deverlch, 12 to 1) won,
Julia Powell 9, Walsh, 7 to 1) sevond.
Jacobite (102, Ross. 4 to 1) third. Time:
l:18ty- Jeanne D' Arc, Tilagg. Mudman, Plo
Ploo, El pa so -- and Hector finished as
named.
Maltble Wins Avalon Handicap.
LOS A NOBLES, March 21. -Santa Anita
summaries:
First race, selling, seven furlongs: W. T.
Overton (MR, Rice, 2 to 5) won, J. II. Reed
(Ml. McOee, 6 to 2) second, Stendal (100, J.
King, 60 to 1) third. Time: l:2fti. Tala
rand. Hllgert. Nigger Baby and Herman
Doyle also ran.
Second race, seven furlongs, purse: Lady
Irma (108. Treubel. 2 to 5) won. Pert (100, T.
Rice, 7 to J) second. Chllla (107, Bulwell. 10
to 1) third. Time: 1:26. TRosslare, Made
line Musgrave. Fair Annie, Miss Naomi and
Achieve also ran.
Third race. Avalon handicap, mile and
an eighth: Maltble (105, McQee, 2 to 1) won,
Csar (107, Kennedy, 6 to 2) second, Olorlo
(107, V. Powers, SO to 1) third. Time: 1:51.
Far West also ran.
Fourth race, the San Gabriel stakes, 11,500
added, four and a half furlongs: Rocky
O'Brien (115, V. Powers, U to 6) won, Donav
(118, J. Howard, 7 to 2) second, Sir Ashton
(113, T. Rleet 9 to 5) third. Time: 0:534.
Ievlngston, Frank O. Hogan, Carroll, Mike
VI olcit, Oldo James and Sure Oot also ran.
Fifth race, purse, one mile: Donald Mao
Donald (104, Treubel, 3 to 1) wen, Guy Fisher
(110, Powers. 11 to 20) second, Likely Dleu
donne (104, McOee, 40 to 1) third. Time:
1:39. Homecrest also ran.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs: Jane
Swift (102, Kennedy, 7 to 10) won, Bibarl
(112, King, 8 to 1) second. Maid of Gotham
(100. Wilson. 4 to 1) third. Time: 1:13.
Illusion, Miss Mazsnnl, Senator Barrett,
Ollte Ward and Itan also ran.
Seventh race, selling, mile and thrne-slx-teenths:
Molessey (106, McGee, 11 to 6) won,
John Carroll (106. Treubel (1 to 2) serond.
King of the Mist (107. Butwell, 12 to 1)
third. Time: 2:00. Oberon Paladila, Gold
Way, Round and Round and Merlingo also
ran.
ATHLETICS AT FORT CROOK
Field Meet During; the Week and
Carnival at Gymnaslam.
The athletic field meet, postponed the
early part of the month, will be held at
Fort Crook the present week. Colonel
Gardener has not set the days as yet, but
the meet will probably be held Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
Saturday evening, March 26. there will
be held a carnival of sport at the gymnas
ium for the benefit of the post base ball
team. Some clever local men will be seen.
Jack FKxgerald will have a ten-round go
with John F. Frecl of the Sixteenth In
fantry. There have been a number of ef
forts to get these two men together, but
so far without avail. A purse of 860 has
been hung up for the bout and some good
scrapping should result.
There will be two other mills, each for
a 840 purse and there will be a military
wrestling championship for a 850 purse.
Thla should be a drawing card aa the two
men claim to be the best In the army and
have never been defeated.
Tha grand finale will be a battle royal
among the five "blackest snd best" Omaha
can produce.
A great deal of Interest Is belni taken
among the troops at Fort Crook ov.'r the
bowling series now In progress for the post
bowling trophy, a handsome silver cup.
Many good games have been rolled during
the paat week and a novel feature In this
league la that games and not pins win each
contest.
Ths league will have sessions all thla
week and part of next week and will close
tha night of March ill. The winning team
will bowl the Blgnal Corps five for the
army championship In this locality.
Ths following In tho standing at present:
, Per
Won. Lost. Plsyed. cent
Company M 8 0 3 1000
Company F 3 1 3 667
Company H 2 1 3 667
Company K 1 8 667
Company E. 8 2 4 pno
Company G 8 3 4 6n0
Company L. 1 3 4 26o
Company L 0
4 4 000
SHRUBB
DEFEATS
SIMPSON
English Banner Wins front India la
Twelve-Mile Rare.
TORNADO, Maroti H.-Alfred ghrubb last
eight decisively defeated Fred Simpson,
the OJiblway Indian, in a twelve-mile race,
finishing over half a mile In the lead. The
Englishman had the race well In hand
from the start. The Indian did not begin
to show . fight until his opponent had
gained a lap, about half way through the
second mile. Slmpaon then sprinted snd
trailed Shrubb for a mile. It soon became
apparent, however, that he had not the
speed to hold Shrubb when ths latter was
ready to Increase his pace. The English
man reserved all sorts of speed for the final
ten laps, during which he added half of
that distance to his lead, crossing ths tspe
six laps to ths good. Ths track was ten
laps to a .mile. Shrubb's time was 44:38.
Longboat has challenged the winner.
Asasrlcaaa Lead la Chess.
PRINCETON. N. J.. March 21.-T7ie
International cable chess match between
American universities and Oxford and
Cambridge universities, England, ths
American end of which was played hers
today waa won by America, when the
gkiue at b fourth board, was drawn
This gave the Americans 3 4j points Irt
i point for Great Hrltsin.
rORTER WINS PRESIDENT'S CUP
Plllabara tlolfrr Takes Final Bass
In Plnrhnrst Toarney.
PINKHl'RST. N. C. Marrn xi
Brilliant tblrty-six-hol rinal rounds in
all divisions ended the fifth annual
spring golf tournament yesterdsy. John F.
Porter of the Allegheny Country tlub,
Pennsylvania." winning the president
cup from B. r Merrlman of the Water
bury Coif club, Connecticut, 4 up and S
to play. Mr. Porter rounded out the
first eighteen holes. 6 up, nd he had
his opponent, dorinle. 4 on the thirtieth
green, but Mr. Merrlman took the next
three holes In order, losing the match on
the thirty-fourth.
The consolation division waa won by K.
S. Parmlee of the New Haven Country
club from W. C. Fownes of ths Oak
niont club, Pennsylvania. 8 up and 1 to
play.
Other division winners wers: J. V.
Btandlsh, Jr.. Detroit, second ; Colonel J.
K. Smith. Wilmington, third; L. D. Fierce.
Woodland, fourth; Harold Wyatt, Fair
view, fifth; P. A. Gardner. Midlothian,
sixth; J. J. Chapman. Detroit, seventh;
Cleveland Moffett, Dunwoddle, eighth.
The next Important event Is the seventh
annual t'nlted North and South Amateur'
championship for women, which begins
Wednesday next and contlnnes through
Saturday. The championships for men
and the open championship held In con
nection with It will fill in the time from
March t9 to April 8. Inclusive.
JUNIORS WIN IN ATHLETICS
Senlora Come Second anal the Freah
men Third.
LINCOLN, Neb., M.irch 21. (Special Tele
gram.) The first annual Interclaxs athletic
meet at the State university tonight was .
won by the junior class with a total of
thirty-seven roints. The seniors were sec
ond with thirty-four points. The freshmen
made twenty-four and the sophomore
twenty-one points. No records wers broken.
Announcement was made this evening
that Captain Worklier, commandant of tha
cadets, would leave Ihe university at the
close of the present school year. He has
been oiip of the prominent men In Corn
husker athletic circles during his detail at
the local school. He was removed from ths '
athletic board a year ago for being ton
liberal In helping foot ball men to earn
their way through the university. Since
then, though, the sentiment toward Captain ,
Worklser has changed and there has been
a strong demand among Ihe students that
he be relurned to the hoard.
0TTUMWA FIVE THE CHAMPIONS
Winners Show Their Ggnearaa In
Second Half.
SIOUX CITY, ,1a., March 21. -(Special
Telegram.) In a desperately fought
game the Ottumwa High school quintet
defeated tho Ploux City five for the
basket ball championship of the state
here tonight, 39 to T2. The first half
was: Sioux City, 20; Ottumwa, 8, but
magnificent work by Vangent, ths vlnlt
Ing center, turned the tide. Bigger men
and better staying qualities helped Ot
tunniwa. St'TTOX WINS BOWLING TITLE
Frank llrngtringan of , Slonx City
Loirs In Hall Off of Tie.
PITTSBURG, Pa.. March 21 (Special Tel
egram.) Larry Sutton of Rochester, N. T.,
won the Individual championship of the
American Bowling congress 4iere last night
when he rolled off the tie with Frank
Bruggemarin of Sioux City. la. But one
game was rolled, Sutton winning by the
score of 216 to 179. .
Sutton wins the medal and 8300, while Ms
opponents gets 3235 for second place. Brug
gemann got a big lead oh his adversary,
having a spare and three strikes In the
fourth. Then he got a five count, spared
and then followed by blowing a single pin.
Sutton missed the head pin twice In the
early part of the game, but In the sixth
wns only US to 133. From there he spared
twice, while Bruggemann followed up his
blow with a ftMO split, missing It. struck
for 170 In tha ninth, while Sutton went
clesr on the strike route, winning the title.
Bruggemann was twenty-flva pins ahead -In
the fourth frame. Button wanted a
longer series, but Bruggemann Insisted on
American Bowling congress rules, calling
for one game, and It looked for a moment
as though he bad the championship won.
Two years ago Marshall Levey and R. F.
Matak tied for the title, Levey winning,
but with small scores.
Bruggemann traveled filmost 1,000 miles
to roll the one game, and will return to
Bloux City tonight, where the town has
planned a hlg reception for htm, win or lose.
Score by frames; , ;
Button .17 33 60 TO 98 118 136 156 186-215
Brug mann ...20 50 76 96 114 133 1 42 151 170-179
The Middle West association landed
heavily In the prise list of tha tourna
ment. Sioux City In particular landing
strongly. ftmii . oruigffinann ui mavi
town nailed 691 in the single and tieti
for ths lead, winning $236.
H. Hoyer, a townmat of hi, landed
sixth place for 140, George Stroll of Des
Moines got 12 2d for 814.-and M. Hunt
ington and II. Stills of Omaha and De
Moines drew l(6th place between them
for $10 each.
In the doublos Huntington and Frits .her
of Omaha landed 118th for 16, and Neal
and Hand of the same city got 158th, for
110. - The Brewed Malts of 6loux City
wr nineteenth In the main event with
8,738 and drew 875.
Three world's records were broken dur
ing th tournament. Secretary A. L.
Langtry, who ha tendered hi resigna
tion to President Robert . Bryson, ex
presses himself aa entirely satisfied vita
very feature of tha meeting. All check
for prise will have to be mailed within
twenty-four hour after the last session
of ths matches.
Th Stlegelmeyer-Rappler team from
Cleveland in the double event today
rolled a core of 1,205. advancing Into
fifth place In that event, and R. L. Lee
of Columbus, O.. In tha Individual con.
tests made a score of 474. going Into
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J. Scull, also of Columbus, O.. rolled 4ia
In ths Individual games this afternoon
thereby placing himself thirteenth In ths
pits money.
Bonchaar Win Relay Rao.
NEW YORK. March tX-Oeorge Bungh
of the Irish-American Athletic club broka
ritr 'cor tonight at the Indoor meat
at the. Twt-nty-second regiment tnorv
Uonghsg ran In a seven-mils race against
a relay team consisting of F. G Ba liars
of the New York A thistle club, arid JamU
J. I.e, unattached. He covered the dls.
Ur.ce In 36:50. which takes 1:03 ff'th.
Old record of 34:54. 71
Foley's Honey and - aura eought
quickly, strengthen ths lungs and sxpels
cold. Get the gbnulne In a yellow paok.
g. For sale by all druggist.
Atlell and Whit Matched.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. March 31 - Ar
rangements were mad today for a fight
between Frank! White of 1 nulananolls and
Abe Attell, featherweight thampluu of th
world, to meet In Dayton, O., on March
86. They are to make 122 pound
Skinned from Head to Ileal
wa Ben Pool, Threet, Ala., when dragged
over a gravel roadway, but Pucklen' Ar
rica Salv cured him. 26c. For 1 by
Beaton Drug Co.
When yoa Way Gold M4alrUav
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Medal Fleas, This Is Isanortauat.