TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATUBDAY, JANUARY 13, 1912.
It is the Simplest Thing in the World to Catch a Squirrel
By "Bud" Fisher
.tknow tM,BTTHe-s5 e o I Coon! w t" !J t
vea-r scicewD Piomwp lVlCr---- "T '. rr 6tt shut. Qk I rruf.wt?
via. ruRft Si "TJ . tN stjutK-Mv. . fves, tvs sqoiM.cl fc7 - 7
BOWLERS RAISE NO MARKS
Leiden in City -Tourney Undis
turbed by Last Ei.ht 'i Shootinj.
J 8. CSOSS TEAM MAXES 2,721
Meta Bretkers liw t'adlepsted
Leaders at Ike Flvr-Mra Eveet
Cowley aed Kerb High U
Cmlii'i Deablr.
Tb leaders la all three ot th wnu la
th City Bow, lug tournament wr not
disturbed by any of the acuraa mad la
th cog teat hut sight.
Tha J. a. Croaa ta.ra which waa con
sidered a having tha best chance at tba
laoialBInc tat ma of beatu. tba high acora
art ky tba Mils iiroiheie lha evening
night rollad tha huh Mai nl lha tiva
nan, acor ng Ld p.ns. Tn Daaiaian
and Hranu bum baat tha beiaao u
scratch teams.
Cools sud Koch vara hick la tha
doubtee kith a acuta u( IM, lour puis
batter tuan Hprague and r'rancieco, arho
abet from scratch.
Lee dro.tn .rud w.th 414 la hla flnrt
two games la lha smgUs but blew la tha
Undoing J,th an, tba higu
Boor ot tba day.
t'Kndri Kveat.
Mail Broa ,
bojee irscker aacaa
a, i e.1 aiaa
Pi Iah.
datura umaiia ,
J. trees
St. IIM
Packer
Mayor Dahlman
Ouarantoa CloiiUng Co......
Armoura .......,.,...,..
iltantieia Storaa p ,
Ola BUon biaa M
Culklna Cuba
Cudahya
Mania Ttart -
'.-ieraan Candy KMa .....
Maarppaa
y.r, ramiia UpacUta
Otlwra wara balaw iain,''
fttitbi'a
BRANDEIA
Ul7 M.
Preniar yj,
Manlaf l a ,
l.Uaold IM lit
Amadan ......rt 111
Kings of the Frozen .Rink
i
I
: 1 jl KliC) t
Jj; ' KV' :"" . I ' 1" "tlj I Charlaa Willlama, tha world'a racquet
' I ' ; 'f ,' ' I '''''' .MjbkTaA ekamplon, who defended bla tltla acalnat
I. .at JcZV: :ty ', '; lr(JKxjb th" CB",l"'er' Waadlnf. In New Turk
""''i'Jii jfi P ' ' t J nEWr '' waea. and la now planning a tour
I waaH I f&r"' ' ( i'V V 1 to Tba pholoaraph ahowa lha
I II T( , v a' I f IchampioB In action, making a backhand
Jr.... V ' II i ' , ; ' .'... I .1 atroka. , .
! i c v., m
Layandcckar .Ii 1 Ut it W. ' ' (-' . ! , , f -
- f1 u jm w riu ' ' VV . '. ' Jy !
Haadloa, ..JM 0, S ; '
Total 144 ' 0il e ' . ,.
CULK1N S CL'BH. . '
M lat. M. ad. Toial
Nolan M ui i;( m
Mann lii U 1(7 i
Cuikia Itl 14 im 4,
Ihomaa .t M j M
attiaraood lat lat 34 (,1a
Totala m la M tat
Uaaaicaa a
Total ...J.)
J. S. CkOas. -
tat. td. ' M. Tot
Cain jii iu la im
tirlalanaao w 4 1 w
Maytnam 1,1 M ... til
O. Johnaoa 171 M Id Hi
louaaa 1U lut t iii
TotaJa...'. .7i M tZ 'tin
OLLi MAXUN DRAU.
lat. td. Id. ToUI.
Ken I.J ia ,4 w
Voaa 14 u l 4
rbher aa 171 im H
un 1.4 let Ut l
Cocnraa lav 1W M aW
Totala ....
Haouieae
au
" Total
OAHLMANd.
lat. Id.
ft. A. Mkbaidar 173
Hauatiaa M
M luaa lat
UbM 147
lat
tor
..Ibi
k4
lat
i;i
M. Tula,
lit 41
1j tu
M Ot
U7 4H
1T U4
Totala C7
HaJMleap ,
114 tu
. tit
Total lau
CULL'MULA LKDEKWRIllCail. .
lat. i. aa. 'fotai
lAmb 1,1 I ia 417
Moraaa If! IW 111 4a
haniairom 147 lal HI (11
U7 lat lit 4 7
Uartiay Hi w 111 4a
. Totala 7M att T t
aiudlaa at Iba IMabteo.
Hanarn-Landwoarkainp l.iTt
j-nicarr-Lnaak4 ...l.ax!
CuliaWaa l.rt,
kMlk-coooa I.IM
t-ool ay-Koch 1,144
viuiauajiaua-aiaytaaja 1.1
t4otaaua-l'taBHUK.o LI,
llanueboa-KatilMdy LIM
JHuto-ohneaora .....l.laf
" eoer-AQgeaoerg ...,................LIA.
Banter-Waleni l,ltj
ienmaji-buiKriiey i,1fl
nowara-neaaeta l.lil
4.rtniar-artaa
taln-rfOhiuoa Hi
Frya-eiharwood tilt
Chain her .Mua-naa LIU
tara w lntar I n
Horwtch-lihrennr 1.111
Moraa-Voa tint
Haruay-Huntlnatoa
Xobanaky.Boaaell LWJ
uuwi wera peiow UMm
Laa biaht'a
ON QARUIVVS AU.EY.
lat 3d td Score
Kaal Ml ! lit
raacnak IS
. TotaJ-LoTl.
Howard . 31
Baneel ...., Itl
Totai-iUB.
Cootey ! 15 lid Ma
Xjxh M 19 14 Ut
Handioaptf; total-1.144.
Horwlck I 1S IT! 5S
Iwbnrner Bd IT Itl ilt
Handlcaa 71; total 1.111.
HimmxKl H7 11 147 S
J4 arietta U II, M M
Haudlcaa U4; total-l.r.
Kohanaky 11 I -a lit
Hannell 11 Kl ll iu
HaDdiciW4a: toul-LlU.
Kpraau it? it; fa m
-V ranciara " tN 87 6ul
" Handlcap-la: tola I-1. IP.
C Hitm Im 171 U t4
, Wartcltaw 114 IH n
Thre celebrated akatara wbo will In
vade tha link of all part of th country
during th aeaaon Juat beginning. All of
th trio hall from New York, whrra thay
opened their Mil aeaaon on Saturday
nlflit, January C Laft to right: Thoma
K'.ca, Rrneit T Blaat and Billy. Buck-
holder. Tn laat named la tha alar of th
tr,o- ,.
Pickett ltt M 171
Handicap 4; total l.tm
baadaa la ladlvtdaala.
iarnlah ,
wi..r
V.oran ,
i n
Qiiflln II!..
Oofr
ngalabtrg
hainmamrora
Lea mlta...
auhoenamaa
Waaka ,
Kant
uuftiea ,
C.rk ,
Wlrtera
Ortmaa .'
dtuna ,
Hanil
taat iflakt'a .
llandl-
lat Id MBcoratMB
H. Prlmeau U7 111 W U II
0. PriBMau ltt 17t 171 Wl i
Haaton it 177 iu 0 at
Wal.aa t M w M
Ham IM IM ltt tit a
Ohneaorg ...... 1st Iti4 l H7 11
aeack lat i l 4, a t
Volated IK) Ixl 171 tot at
Dauabarty lat IK lit M
Urotta I l: ltt a 17
C hambrra lat 141 lit at
Hugnaa 174) 147 BM M ttt
Uuaon ltia tut 141 117 14
Cluuid ..W......141 It U a M
Ettar 13 1,1 211 WB at
Lea Smith K It! 1st t;t It
How 147 4 14 474
ttvdenacbwagar.TW IM 174 M7 11
Hull U 1W 17! M ..
bnaaa ..171 M 7 M 11
rluaarald ....IS Iii Ifl 17 ..
Hall lit tit in Kl ..
lUramftrom..!47 Id 3ta tTt 37
Lyon iSS lat 147 4M 4S
Howaid IU U M 44
Landirrea ITI ri lit M7 ..
Thoiua kat 11 IM M
Tot
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tl
til
404
M
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ltt
111
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au
114
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NEBRASKA ATHLETIC BOARD
IS SATISFED WITH SilEHM
UN'COLN. Nab, J a a. U-Tbat Earl
Pickering of Mlruwaota ha Davar baen
eonatderad for tit psalttoa of thlaua
director at Kebraaka waa a la tad ky Sec
retary Clapp of tba athknio board thia
morning. Ha declared that tba board
waa more that, aatlafied with Coach .
O. atlekm, whoa foot ball team woo
tha valley cbamptonahtp thle fall.
la let
14
i:
in
Ma mi
Demaroot iBja-voaaea LcadU
CHIC Ado. Jan. li -!! rtemareet
cored 40 p,)4nta In 17 Inninga of la-t
MiK una Miiiarna tontant and tncreaaea
bt lead aver Fred Conkila. tha Interna
tional amateur champion. . It we tba
fouitk block of a banUKap match law t
i.3ja. t'onkiin made im in h innina.
The total aow are: - Canklla tel. ix
mateat l.m
Ducky Holmes Has
Option on Lincoln
Base Ball Club
LINCOLN. Jan. 11 William (Ducky)
Holm ha ee cured an option on th
Unooln baa ball club and Itl proprtlo.
H probably will cloae th deal and re
lieve th club of Iu preeent mbarra
nwnt within a few day. It I undar.
tood that h will reoalr aid from th
local Commercial club la winging tha
deal. Tha recetvereb'p ault will not b
New World's Tennis
Championship is
to Be Considered
wvrw nntr. Tan. 11 A Bronoaal for a
nw world' champlonihlp chm to re
place the Oavla cup competition In lawn
teonla will be dlacuaeed by repreaenta-
tlvea ot Oreat Britain. Oermany. Aiiatna,
rMglum. France, th United tata and
Auatralta at a conference In Pari neat
July.
Tha nurnaaa of ttt conference, aayi
tha invitation from the Brealdent of the
Uaoa Bocletle Francala de Sporu
Athlettquee, "1 to decide whether It H
daalrahle to Instttut a lawn tennli cham
plonahlp of th world, and If th ana war
la affirmative to formulate ruiea to
govern the competition."
av a number of Tear It ha been felt
that th Davt cup oomtwUtloa. wall IB
a ateaaur serving to deckle th wona
tltl. hae never done o fully, swing to
tu being a eoatest setwsn. nation In-
atead ot individuals.
LEAGUE BOWLING SCORES
I Th Rumor-re Sports took three gam
(from the troodmen team. Etlk. for the
i f port, hed high totals ttt. Pohler had
high stngta ltd. Jacubj'ck high aingl IN)
and total of 497. seorr:
lirMOHRS ftpOBTS.
let td Sd Total
I'onooa in l
Pohler ltt 13
Mik WH MS
PHILADELPHIA TEAMS WILL
PLAT Eilirl I GArttS IN Sr'rllNG
1'HLLAUa.L.fHlA. Jan. Lt-Conni
Mark, manager of th Philadelphia' Ath
wtca and Horace l"ogel of the local na
tional teem, made a final amngeaaem
today for a spring ear lea ot eight games.
The Orat gam will be played on th Na
tional league grounda on March , and
the team will then alternate between the
two league parka until Apr.l 1 It was
further agreed Jhat If neither team win
' the pennant lis eacu a rail sen
aball be played under th rules ot the
' National commlaaloo.
Tba Philadelphia National league baa
ball club today received a tlgned contract
from w. ri. tsrraaer. ine Vancouver out
fielder ot the Northwest laagu. He la
on of five candidates for the position ot
right fielder en the Philadelphia team.
Weftner JM let
Uaoter lat IS
. Uandlcap-ia; tstsi-Ka.
laadgreen 174 r
V. C. Thomas ....... lot, 177
Totat-LSJ.
Arastata la) lit
IM
Tai. 431 T
- - WOODMEN.
lat M
Jacuheick lO 142
Knalemaa 44 177
Padraaky I 1.VS
144
IX 477
let sa
Id Total
let 47
X Ml
117 at
Iui
lien to right lailot.
NEW OftLEAN. Jan. 11 -The West
8Me Alhleti- club manantent has re
nounced that an agreemeirt ha hea
aimed by Oaca Motan to meet Joe Man
dot here oa February u, ranuvai week.
In a twenty-round bout. The men poeteu
CM forfeits to snake 1st pounda ring side.
IVdeewow Defeats Blklrr.
ST. LOl'IS. Mo.. Jan. II -J en Heder
aoa, aauled by tecai frtunetar as lha
wreatling champion of Europe, won hi
match ii om Kruns rlihler of Bohemia,
here ton ght In two falla. The fliat fall
came attvr twenty minutes ot gtappiing.
They wrestled n.ne uilnutues for the eoc
ond fall. banije n and Cutler wrestled
thirty mlauute wKhuut a fall. .
BALDWIN OUTPOINTS MOORE
IN FAST TEN-ROUND FIGHT
NEW YORK. Jan. ll-ilnttl Baldwin
of Boston outpointed Paul Moore pt Phil
adelphia In a clever 'tight here tonight,
tho men fought at' the llglilWeejht llht.t
Paldwln uaad a right chdprung blow
to good ffect and had th btrr of
very round except the ninth. Then
Moor (mothered Baldwin with a succes
sion of Jabs and uppercuta, but ITU) latter
came back strong in the tenth and by
popular verdict easily had tn fight on
point.
Pioneers Elect
ineir Officers
Th annual meeting ot the Douglas
County Pioneers' aaaocatton was held in
th oiftc ot tn Water board Thursday
afternoon with about titty member
treaant. The following officer were
elected:
Ktrit vice Bssstdsnt, Mart la Langdon,
Omaha.
bvnd vie president, J. II. Marat en.
Oman.
Third vie president, Lat Bhlply, Flor
ence. Fourth vice president. Oscar Plckard,
Omaha.
Finn vie president, David Whitney,
Omaha.
Sixth vie president, Mrs. 8. , Brewster.
Irvlijiton.
heventh vice president. 1. IL Harts,
Omaha.
lb report of th executive committee
on nomination of officer was adopted
and thereby A. N. Yost was elected prea
Weot; Jonathan Edward, secretary;
August Lockner. treasurer, and seven vloe
pre.dents chosen.
It waa deckled to hold the midwinter
social Thursday, February a, at a place
to be determined by a committee consist
jig of the president. Martin Dunham,
August Lockner, Martin latngdoa and
eft Bedford.
It was decided to ask th County Com
mission! to supply luraitura lor th
room which ha beta assigned 40 th
aasodatloa la th new court house, and
a committee report wa adopted recom
mending the use ot a room oa the first
Uoor ot th building.
W. L Klerstead was mads chairman ot
the general committee oa strange men ta
for the midwinter social with power to
select hla assistant.
The next meeting will be held February
t, at which tune final arrangements for
the social will be perfected. -
WESTERN INDEMNITY CO.
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
At the annual meeting of tha Western
Indemnity company, held yesterday hi the
offlcea In th Omaha National Bank
building officer were elected as fol
lows: President, James Nevela of Albion:
vie president A. H. Koop of Lincoln:
second vice president, W. C. Brhults ot
Fremont; secretary, Henry KeaVng of
Omaha: treasurer, Hana Peterson of
South Omaha; Auditor, John rtoaenatock
of Lincoln; medical director, B. W.
Chaloupa of South Omaha, asalstant
aecretaxy and manager, A. Von Dollen.
AMERICANS JJFF FOR CHINA
Battalion of Infantry Leares Ha
ni! on Transport Login.
GEST.RAT, BELL MAKES SPEECH
Otftewra aad ICsllatrg Has Iraed t
Skew PrUe la Tkelr Cltlaeav
ahlg. Will They Are aa
Persia Bail.
wti 1 i-r-T:
PEmXb. Jaa 11 VS. ka,ki ajlne
of the empsrlal clan net uatay aad re-
oivea ta aaviaa tua Utroa t ratir tm
mediaxaly ta Jehol, aooat 19 ablea t th
Bortheast at Paiu C wra lha memban
of the unperal LadUy bar asually gon
ounng tn sunatr,
Bt .tTit.
PEKING, Jan. U. The whole of th
imperial army at itsrsu aa tand uh
the say la Ho-Naa with the ou.ect at de
ttroying a reva.uUvBsry tMltuna oparaang
there. lh inuril Uuoa inland ta re
occupy several towa la la pro vino at
Mo-."San aad aoumern Ckl-U. which had
gone dter to the ivvalurionlata.
MANILA, Jan. Il-The United State
transport Logan left thta afternoon at
i:M with a battalion ot tha Fifteenth In
fantry and otuer detail on board on
the way to Chin VI ang Ten, la northern
China. The American troops, attar thay
nave beta disembarked, are to be em
Ployed la guarding a section of tha Pek
ing railroad from Tang-Hbaa to Lao-
chow, againat the posalbls attack of
either Imperialist or republican troops
The departure took place In the pres
ence of a throng of civilians and soldiers
of other regiments, while women crowded
the quay bidding tearful farewell and
wishing Godspeed to th troop. ' No
women were allowed to accompany the
expedition.
General Franklin Bell, eommandeMn
chelt of the army In th Philippine,
mad a ehort parting speech to the offi
cers and men of the expedition.
General Bell urged the troops to show
pnde In their American cltlienshlp while
they were on foreign soil. Th Chinese,
he aald. war worthy of a aquar deal,
and he expected the American soldier
to treat them In a worthy way. He
begged the officer and men to be par.
Ocular In retard to courtesies and sa
int tn atfcer foreurn officers, and he
Impressed on th men the necessity for
maintaining their reputation tor ctean.i
ness and a neat personal appearance. In
.i,,d ha eiDlainad' the desirability
of maintaining the moat friendly rela
tions with all foreigners who nv.
they should come in contact.
The loading of the transport Logan
waa not completed until shortly after
A drivlna rain, which fell
thnuiahout th forenoon, caused consid
erable delay. The horse and mule
which are att.S to the expeuition aa
gun team and draft horse, were taken
on board at th last -moment. Eight big
army wagona wars also shipped, as well
aa an automobile truck and one or two
ambulances
Imperial Trawp ataaalaa; Asaaek.
1 sis-DON. Jan. Ik. Tha gravest report
are coming regarding the situation at
Lanchow. According to a nw axency
dispatch from Tien Tln, th report
reached that city yesterday that the Im
nerlal troop were acting with tha most
fiendish brutality.
Th allegation I mad mat tney cap
tured aa officer of th republican troop
wkM kw ciret tortured and subse
quently skinned alive. They also hot a
Red Croaa assistant.
11 la further renorted that they are
hooting without mercy every Chines
whom they encounter without a queue.
Flames Destroy .
Old Truitt House
Fire which broke out at t o'clock this
morning In the old Truitt houof at Twen-ty-evnth
and N atreeta. South Omaha,
drove Ita occupant Into the cold In
their night clothe Bnd caused the de
struction of the building and contents
with a loaa of more than tt,X. '
In former dan the old building was
the scene of numtrou crime, several
murders being Included In the lift
The structure was three stories In
height
Ciena Mill for Vardasaaa.
JACKSON. Mlsa, Jan. 11 -Former Gov
ern er and United State Ben tor-elect
James K. Vardaman wa exonerated ot
all blame In alleged irregularttle con
corning handling of executive contingent
fund when th Joint 'leilalative Investi
gating committee reported today. Both
house adopted th report
Persistent vu.aitis ng is the Bod to
KELLEY'S SEMI-ANNUAL SHIRT SALE
Not a tingle shirt In these tbree big lot that's worth less than
$1.60 end some that are corking good values at $3.50 and $4.00.
E. ct W.'fc, Manhattan and Lion's. Isn't that pretty conrlnnclng
as to Quality? Here's the prices-
90c $1.35 $2.35
TOM KELLEY CO., 315 S. Sixteenth Street
This Sal Strictly Cash. a
PI
veg
THE greatest yalue giving bargain eVent in tie history of
A Omaia clothing houses. Nerer before did such crowds
respond to a sale announcement as have this past week at
arovuBarrs op ocxaa sTTBtarggg
Pert. arrrret. . BeUee.
NEW TOPIC O-aaale ....
NCW YORK Flense.
LONDON
rALIRllO
PORTLAND SMUaa
AXTTtKHP
BR KM KM SL T. Collie.
Ql KBXrTOWN OtrnsSe.
Mlaaeaaiks. I
. Maalta.
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The highest trade clothing in America is put on sale at these
ridiculously low prices, and some fine FUR LINED
OVERCOATS AND FUR OUTSIDE FOR
AUTOMOBILE AND OTHER WEAR because we are
Forced Out of Business
We ofier en'.ire stock, nhtl at $40,013, practically HALF PRICE
$15.00 Suits and
Overcoats of the
best known makes
$795
$18.50, $20, $22.50
Suits and Over
coats, at
$Q95
$25, $27.50 Suits
and Overcoats, at,
only
?16
95
$30.00 $35.00 and
$40.00 Suits and
Overcoats, at
$Q95
Odd Trousers included in this sale at the same rcdi c'icn in price
Wc PAT IAILI0AB Hit B DTH WAYS FOR ODT-OF-T0WI BBTEBS SEE POSTERS
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