"US BOYS"
f f YOO WAIT HUNKIE )lGJEs'lK(N )) MfcY SttRIMT 1 WHERE If t)OWN At" ) ( AMD HE SAIOYOU I
? v'.V m-uy if'.W YUU OUSTER IS HIT i THE LAKt f IS A BOOS, AND HE
PQf lr I FF7 IS, rrs hard to I
"WL Z&S 'UCN "V '18 NOfP.N'.NEVER. . J ALONE AFTE 'j I TO KEEP TAB ON iL J?ftSiir
5 tsJvrH T J ! WD NOFFM' JV4IS MUNK.E ELe J L TW AT DAISY QUT X OOWlTHOOT
Tttti'"-- $k-4'- 'QiCcS -ni i and veR will awj ks,7" W0RSEv - c ' a make-up.1
I Basket Ball Fives
I of Three Cities to
j Form a Big League
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A mating of irprrrcntativ lo(I l.aaktt
I kafj fo!toTi lir'rl at Ihr Yo'Jfih'
I Mn' Chrlatiaii arnoclatlun TtKmlav f von
! Inc ondar r cllrrctlon of J. Tru.l iUx-
Plana ware Clscuasaii for thn cniran.ua
! tlon of city Lgikat ball Irnxnr to lie
rompoad of trams from ihn lilli arlioola
I of Omaha. KotUh Omaha and Pontic I
; Bluffs. Ill Younc Mtn'n rhrlptlan afl-
dtlon Iramn of lhe tbrie nltlei bivI
a:' flvM from thn t:nlvcr.ilt: of Omaha.
f,J,elWvu and Crolchton. He vfral auj-
tlua rT madw. but no deflr..t a.ilon
' tKli-;i. tote will bo Ul.r:i cn t!i katui)
propiMltltjft r:t Trday tvenitig at tho
' asoritlon bulid.ns. - .
Th fql owlnj rvprrarnUtivra '
! praaaia lant rvrnln: J. Truttt Maxwell,
) phrasal d'rrclor at tho Omaha Tp'-in
Uan'a Chrla'.'tn asu'xlatloo; rtoi, C. ti.
Raed. atWct c clrrctor at ' tha Oipaha
i Hlfh acbool; F.ujII rhllp of Pouth
i Otr:aJia; Raymond 1. C'krm. auperlntond
'nt of KthlctUa In tha ara3 achoola: Q.
I U Rica of Builavu collcr; Joy Claik,
I I each of xhw Omaha Ugl aol;jol basket
'ball qua4: . A. Pierce of CounelL Biuf fa
, end W. H. Hltchle of tha Orr.aha Toun
Mtn'a Christian alloc ation,
Baliman Captain of .
High School Eleven
i
n:chard lallman waa alecttd captain of
neat rar' foot ball tm of the Omaha
M'h tchol ty tha extern letter men t!;
afwrnoon..-'.
KaJlBuui played right urd ad otnter
on the team thin aeason and althoush It
aa hla flrat year aa reeular be held
tfnT'n hla po!tlon Hk a, veteran. He
played In vry name except aiair.et
York ll'.h, atacrlng at center partlcularfy
In tha Wti'.dell Phillip gam ThankeeW
Iny Cay. He played a truard poiltlnn un
til the Cc'V ' U.nffa game. November 21.
when Co. rn'-tt ahlftod him to center
to take lt.e p. are of Malcolm Bn'.Cr.gt,
who w.ti U-ld out tor the reet of the tea
on with a apra'.ned knee In ta game with
Bt. Jteeepb Central High on November 11.
Tha newly elected captain la IS year
old and it and five feet eight Inchca. He
weigh Ut pound, but deaaUa his light
neea la very adept at Oie eenter position
aa ha baa the knack of playing low. He
la eepaclalty atrong on defensive work
and aocurate In bin paaaei. luiiman wtl
Imid down the center poaltlon In 1011 Ha
aucceeda fave Howman, the I'll captain.
Nebraska Alumni
Plan Big Banquet
Mtrtibera of the Nebrank unlveraltv'
aluiaol and undergreduatra will come tu
ilber at a very Informal bamiuet at thu
Jkilllard hotefnext Tueadvy t veiling k; i
O'ulovk. Wold wa received that "Dog"
iiagr and "Jumbu" Stlthni will both be
tu attendar.ce.
' Tha rurpoiie of the gathering U to try
' tu arrange for one of tlio b: unlveralty
foot bll game to be played In OiiMha
l.vt year. The meeting ! tielng called
thte early to that ever? potelbln thing
will be dene towurda that md. Jumbo
Htlehin Will trll the banjiietera what
lhani the Cornhutkej-a tvill bave next
;r un the ciiuirn aiid give a deatrtp.
Hum of tills iirasoii a worK.' Kagrr
will tfl) of lil pUr.s fur next year'e
ht'hedulu arid hla view on bruising one
of tha big gainea to Onmiia. it U ex
lct4 that ui-cr M NeUiaeka utea will
be at th tttiHiuet.
- NORTH PLATTE HIGH
HAS A GKEAf RECORD
NUUTH Pl.ATTK. Neb.. De-. i.Tt
Wl blg'a M hiul elen baa flnlahed one
if the luoet aucveMfuJ ton In the
aoaala of the giliitioi rpvit at tbl place
.' and aiuuh v. edit tbou d U IvUlh
Seville. mb hue voAibed the
CutuUr.gl.aM aa vUUed right RuaN
on the All .VtO k kig i en'tuul rlewn
Uewtvtr, Kti r4 erd i;.ti:gut, at tr.
and liglit licLltn, utibi.iUtly, a:e a
ft a p4.li- of tacklre a tl.tie a: In the
aiate ui.d tie Justly tninud to bmi
aVl H.iiulcb. .NuilJ v.t'ihs lu paunln
aid U Uie but. I tlotctulw Pl.rr lu tble
V't f the ilttt
Xortli PU'te but - ti'tluiid rineld
ereihle ureatl tb.a jer by tu deoleive
Mturlee over Kwrny liUk eud York.
By a oti4ia4llve uoi pi, H ha
tke tMige eu tk- geetr.oe e;gngetloa
! aie t:iUiU.i ll.e:a e (4mi:.;ih'.p.
Nertb Katte MiuiikihI Vo.k 11 to IX aad
Oii-ahit tu ct.l eb'.e te '.t York Vi to a.
Ou.al.a .i..'td IrUaiK Itv a in: iei
otitMiiauo a J ;i u-u tii t uitiy
eleven rtn-Ki uj Oil lb'r faerie K.vtiiidi
waa ta defeat UMbt i it X 1.m : e
doubt but tlat Ibe lo-.a'a (bi.U Vet4.J
aa one of tUt Jtulha tii...i ut vltu wlile.
Vux M'aitf Mslo Trr,i .
ISAC'l.VK. V Uw. -Viil.u H.
l oa. v,r.io-tk l-H'ot nuLi uf Hm(
Oinji.e . ..u ni ibu r.V.iLi imiiul, baa
Be Very Careful
Speed
bee t ae'.erled aa manager by thn Itaolne
Ra.se Dell association of the Wisconsin
lllllitols league lor tho season of Mi.
OMAHA UNlTfuDENTS .
' PLAN MINSTREL SHOW
As a itneans of tais ng money to buy
CT.'coters tor tho memoers of the foot bail
team tho men students of ths University
of Omcha will flvo a minstrel show
Thursday enlng. Deevntber tl, In tha
university c: ;tn4.i.um. Vhe boys already
have started tvoik on till s'.iow and have
ap;o:ntcd various cn;nltteea to arrange
tat dVU!s. Tha ehaiiiiien of the differ
er.t con-.mlttcoa are: Advertising, Old
har.t Paisley; t'.okstj, aianton Baltsbury;
music, Charles Waugiv. Jokes, Oeorge
Pciclval: proeit, Ntui Parsons; light
Inf. Kaio.J Ptsrner: chairmen Of thi
tunc; al ojinntlttre, (leoige Perclval.
NXVTLY LL3CIED CAPIAI5 OF 0.
II. S. FOOT HJLZJj TEAIJ.
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Whose Battleship You Pinch
BATTLE CHIP; ..! S.riL.t mi (. tanl? J THE DAISY FOR. f
Merchants Who Are Ready for the Six-Day Grind
World's leading bicyclist who will
Pole in the last of tho annual s
race at Mautlaon Square garden,
Hint; next Monday, December 11. .
Kft ta rltht, i'eivy l.ttrriic, v.
stui; Juekle (Mark of Australia.
Iimiui-un last vrar: Flank Kram.i-
iiUunul ul.aniplon of the I'nlted States,
und ninier Collins, the trnitet of all paoe
lo.hni.M-s. Holow are 1-Mdle Hout. lefL
I anil KrncM I've, ihn Autrulln i- ,..i
ho l.i trained with Kied Hill in this
Mai tare, was calrvtl with Moran Ioji
icar. Hoot's final sprint won the rac
from ihreo ol!,er tratna which weio Led
fur fust place.
C'SRIEN NAMED SECRETARY
OF NEW TORK NATIONAL CLUB
.vu.v.-AVici:i:. w:.. nw. -An-
no.inini.iii Is irijir. here this evening or
the fcppcliituniu o' Joph D UHnni.
Xoinier w eside.it of the American Awi.
i,a.!on of liUM Hall i'lubs. as aecieisry
of the New mli Kuiioiial Isague base
ball club and sf-iMsnt o Prealdeui John
T. Brush,
O B.-:ui kv.i: io;reeit the club M ai)
National league u.e-tlnga and h will
i. tke his dsbjt at a i;ict-ti;if of tho,.
UoiiaJ ooinmUiaion In New York on Mon
cV next.
"4o," O'Ej.en was president of the
Aiifiion gfsodrttlun fu' six I'tars and is
4ttokU upon ks one of the beit hum i.ii
, atlioi.t.n iu the country.
lie left for the Mat yeaicrday.
TAFT CLUaToRGAMZEO
AT HASTINGS TUESDAY
UAHTIXGtl, Neb., Deo. C-(t:peui4l.-The
astin34 "aft club wea uran!d
yssteiday at e eonfciencj tf leaalng i-e--ubt:c.ins
of Atliinn ccnty. Vl:e offlcsis
electcj t,ie: I'ivmiIsuL J. f. A. Ula.lt:
! .ti lrM.dciu. Aiia:i 0.-eda; ac:n;r.v.
l'i.i i HiKiHun, A tMUilc niebiin.r will
' '' I ?. .i -c r li, .u whicu tisns
'l- T 4.1 ,IO l 0 '.tu Mi nJfc C-a ''
I :c:; cell u j TJrEs
I "0 "HZ :ZZ lCIVES CLUl
C.;iC..f ti, I k, c -Fc'.r Cioi in.. id a iJ
I lii t ;iKM..4,er, xua .uir e.ucra oC
I ll'e t-li.iagt. :.ie:ir.i ict- ue b.-e isil
t-a-a. i.o .in. to the lc iiuu.j.-.
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H. S. BASKET BALL MEN
PREPARE FOR SEASON
i
A basket ball rally was hettl at the high
school jeMtei'dny and iilans d:scutatd
foi- the coining season. About thlrty-ftve
lads were present. .
Prof. i". K. Heed, athletlo director, had
nhsrge of the intetl.ig and short talks
wi madt by Joy Clark, the newly
elei ted roach, and Ueiyl Crocker, cap-
tniri of this yrar's five. It was announced !
dl the nxtt'.nn that pracllio will begin
tomorrow arte-'nocn in the gymnasium
at the Yoiutg Mtm a Christian assooia
t en gym and twice a v sek at the high
schoul gynttiaaluni. .
Marphi-ltaraaa Match Off.
KT. JO.'KI'H. Mn, r)ee. K The mstcH
between t'.ii.'i Muiphv of Pittsburgh and
Jake Huiada of til. Jiikfiili, hulilvtelgliti,
si'I)IoIimI at I'lttsburxh l.'inbr I. has
been called off. The Pittsburgh club
ekd lu substitute oug tonaliiiKh, the
uton lightweight, fr Murphy and
Darsdu s iimi.ae r would not consent.
Beatrice I'tirms Uasket Hall Tfisi.
HlCATRIt K. Nell.. Des-. . Spe'lal.r
The heslrli e High i l'Ihxi! buskft ball
team oraunised here laat night for
ti.e season 4uiu jay L,:ise wa:i electud cap
tain, ileveial prvliiniiiary games sre
pU)tl :uid, the team will arrunpe with
Ua. us lru:n nuighbi'i-;ij town for con
IuHj s'. clu e.
;, r:l!ii trestle at tleatrlee.
I'i.mku I,, .eo.. ice. o. (sneMti.t
A wrwillng intch was arranged yeeter
Cf beiwren Dr. U. K. Uollsr uf Scuttle.
su. a:ij C.eorKe tiloti, chaj-.tploa of
Nebiaska. (n take lae heie oil the
ovc;,.ij or l'e.r:v.tier lu.
WILL P.USH PENSION BILLS
V.';M!lv ""0".'. T'ec. &. I'r;-.:on li'iia-
i !-... 'lit y ;i i.iis icj-ion or co:itres Is
jeer.:, i I-.- ; re. ? uni ('.eniocrut-c
'ri. f 7. .-.ill woeU i '.Jia lio iso !s au
ilicr..' .'t '.1" s.at.'-e.-ii tl.st somo ser
ines it.uii.) biila y.' 11 be jsrrd before
i CU.-'i...i4 . .v ltadrrs in tho house
. bv-f csi ij. '.t is n poi'.ed. to ret U.e
'..i.f pi ision l-f.i.i.oa o'ji f viij wsy
l-j ear.y r.ti pc'.'i'jlj.
.irs.ttf-.it AUvertUiajt U U.e la
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7, 1011.
i flwsred tailed Mt1 files!
New York Jeweler
Rohbed and Beaten
to Death by Thugs
NEW TORK. Deo. .-WJth a fractured
skull and many cuts and, bruises about
the face and shoulders the body of I. s.
Vogel, a wealthy Jeweler, was found to
day In the engine room of a down town
loft building. Tba conditions of the room
Indicated that Vogel had made a desper
ate fight for life.
The police believe that Vogel was en
ticed into the basement last night by
thieves who knew that he had .purchased
a quantity of Jewelry recently amd in.
tended to take it to Trenton todsiy.
The value of Ma Jewelry la pbaced by
the polio at 110,000. Only one or two
articles, of little value, have been found.
The coroner's opinion Is that the thieves
attempted to bum the body In the- fur
nacn and were frustrated because tha
door was too amsil. ,
Two attendants at the building were de
talned pending an Investigation,
Key to trie Situation Bo Want Ads.
FEEKCH FIGHTER WHO HAS HIS
EYE ON AMERICA.
t.eorgfs Carponlier. the new lioxing sen
aalioa c Fra-.oe, v ho receuitly woa the
ut'.Hi'wci.t chaanpiuaship of Europe by
Lea;. nr. Young Josephs. The Prx neb maa
n pro Calmed tv bl.i cvuntrynien t ) b
the uoj- ul lu uiviaiou. iiu tua- tavadj
Auua.ca next sunngv
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NOVNl OOHy-TWYTVir&LL Ufc, VMEKMOWl
WINNIPEG TO GALVESTON '
AUTO ROAD IS LOCATED
TOPKKA. Kan., Dec. 6. A roadway
L0 miles long, passing through six
states and touching two nations, will be
oompleSed from Winnipeg, Man.; to Gal
vestonj Tex., by next summer, according
to Joim C. Nicholson of Newton, Kan.,
secretary of the Meridian Road associa
tion, wihlch has charge of the work. Mr.
Nlcholfton arrived here today on busi
ness connected with the road.
"Every mile, every school house,
church, turn, bridge and village Is to ba
marked: in advance along the way," Mr.
Nicholson said. We have all the road
located " except about thirty miles In
Roberts-1 county, South Dakota, Grading
Is progressing over a large part of It." -
DEATH RECORD
Gas W. Peters.
BPR1NJFIELD, Neb.. Dec. 6. especial.)
Gus W. Feters, was born near Spring
field, Neb., July 9, ltsS4, sjid died In the
home of bis parents at Springfield, De
cember f, 1911. He was educated In the
public schools of Springfield, graduating
from ttie high school in UOS, He attended
the Nebraska State university four years,
receiving an A. B. degree and also at the
Laama tint receiving a captalo'a commis
sion. In 1810 he engaged In the hard
ware and Implement business at Spring
fletU, helping to organise tha Klwell
Peters company. At the- tlmo of his
death he was a member of the village
board. He was to have been married No
vember 16 to Miss Mary Spearman of
Wayside, Neb.
i Mrs. M. Scott.
'. Mrs. M. Bcoa, widow of William Soott.
dlvd yesterday afternoon at her home, tog
Okvrgla avenue, 8he was a pioneer real
d.trit of Omaha, coming here In 1S36. 6he
wt.ai born in Clasem, Scotland, tnd came
to itils cuur(ry whra but C years old.
Bln is sur.!ded by a son, John Beott
of Olympiu. Wash.; and four daughters.
MlHKtu' Mary and Agces Scott of Omaha,
Mrs. Ar. A. X'.3g of Pan Francisco and
Mrs. I. 1. Hanphrsy of Hay Id City, 8. I.
Tba funeral will te held tomorrow after
noon at r o'cCeck from the reajdenfe tc
Pruapct.'l Ji'.:-. cemtiet y. Burial f will be
private. V ,
Collide 1 tl. A. tavt Vtn.
IPPKK SAi-atSKY. O.. Dec. 6.-:oi-
ouel U. A. UavkJa, M, w lia as a private
In the Btf.r.at aA-vsre of the tiaion army
was tho fire; til tek'fcraph to Washing
ton the tic.rj o tlwtaitupaetloa of Siicr
man's msrcli u tvo eeu. uied here last
night.
Useful Christmas
AT X.OTT TXICE3
Includlos Bags, Buic
Cases, Trucks. Aut
n.'obile eiutwta. Lai
Kobe. liora Elan
keta, Ilxrness iui
Faddiex. ' are itl'.
Ing u lot ef JTiX
i.uL-ts ct a III -i
icj.it from
SI 3 io $20
AuUmicb.le aU.
:i Tarauup, Straat.
By Tom McNamara
WONDER WHER
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Fitzgerald Says
Treasury Estimates
Do Not Show Faotfaf
WASHINGTON, Dec 6. -Chairman FUi
gerald of the house committee on appro
pri&tlnns today charged that Secretary
MacVeagh had cent to congrese m'.nlead
Ing cptlmatce of trie needs of the gov
ernment for the next flacal year. Instead
of constituting- a saving, at Indicated bf
the face of' the figures. Mr. Fitzgerald
says the Treasury department's estimates
call for aggregate appropriations of 130,
733,922. The total of the treasury estimates, ac
cording to Mr. Fitzgerald, should bo
11,019.82,7:8, Instead of t74S.S34.563. Secre
tary MacVeah's figures do not Inctudo
anything for the postal service, estimated
to coat f26a,a,6: although this depart
ment Is expected to be celf-supporUnfr,
and Mr. Pttzcprald says tha figurea do
not Include 113,109.701 to continue con
struction oC public buildinga authorized
by previous congresses.
"Estimates In excess of 1.0l,OflO,KO.
said Mr. Fitzgerald, 1 notice to tha
democratic bouse that so far aa the ad
ministration hi concerned, no help will b
given to effeet Uio economies admlttej.
to be essential."
MAN SENTENCED TO HANS
IS SHOT IN COURT ROOM
WASHINGTON. Ua.. Dec. WMla
standing at .the. prisoners' . bar just being
resentenced to liang yesterday, T. B.
'Walker, a-negro, ..was. shot-Ja. the lace
by the brother of the roan be killed. Ms
was not seriously hurt and although pro
ceedings In the tfourt room vr fm.
porarlly cliecfced, the black paid the death
penaiiy. on ice gallows hers yesterday
afternoon.
Walker shot and killed ni.r. irn'.
lenshead near here October 28. Ha was
caught, but . eacaped just before belna-
lynched. A few days later he was cauvht
again and after a trial waa sentenced to
be hanged. On the way to Augusta ha
sscaped from officers when handcuffed
and was not retaken for a week, when
almost starved. The handcuffs still were
on mm.
Walker was taken before the court to
be sentenced again to death and t-r-
had heard his fate ha was fired upon by
iionn ii. noiiensneaa.
HYMENEAL
Meyer-Mayer.
Bam Meyer, manager of tho Palace
Clothing company of Omaha, was mar
ried last night to Mis Bertha May.- of
Kansas City, Mo., at tha Baltimore hotel.
Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer left
for Palm Beach, Fla-, for a two weeks'
honeymoon. On their return to Omaha
they will reside at the Banford. Nine
teenth and Faroatn. x
Bedloork-Slkyta.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Deo. t-(SpecIal
Telegram. Ladmlr Sedlocek of Marya.
vllle. Kan., and Anna Blkyta of Crab
Orchard. Neb., wore married here today
by Judga Walden.
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Early Thoiiflhls
For Christmas
Unusual care fcas ben uied la se
lect lug our Holiday goods, resulting
la aa unequalled collection of tba
things that appeal to well-dreeged
raoa.
Neckwear
Gloves
Handkerchiefs
are always acceptable as Christmag
presents. Our saleemen will give
helpful ggalataDce and gay parchaets
may be exchanged If desired.
Tom Kelley Co. .
SIS Ho. lAth St.
Torn Keller.
Jack McQuillaa.
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Presents
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