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10 THE- BEE:- OMAHA, MONDAY. JANUARY 22. 1912- Jeff is Certainly a -Good Explainer 1 SI. -. in the efe-'l' 1 .-V THATWMT Vet CU. ft" vmooo-01 '" WHa&ON. TtJvs J CMAiH. Tm SOWv7.e0.t,p . WWXWUMWW I Bfe-'l , ' V.' ' TV. 1 "1 fWltl IM-Iir llm 1 I ' I aI. VMMC UaesrO- A.... I 1 Ali - J I I TVJUT - ' .1 - " . V in y tar? . f tMiiu'ruioNTHis v. r , tt . J- ? - 1 V. ' V tOA i ' H7 Iml K - iiK ' . . - I r . , ,.. 1 ALL READY FOR BIG MATCH Ordemau and WeitergaAid Aaxiontly Awaiting for Call of Time. -i- BOTH C0NITDE5T OF VICTOBT ' Match at AdlrerlasaV Tealakt Meaae Mark la the Principals aed Kaeh Asserts Ha la la Good Hhape. lnlea something unforeseen turn up everything will be pulled off In (real form tonight al ths Auditorium, when Henry Ordemen of Minneapolis and Jess Wealrrgaard, lh Iowa giant, gat to hr In a finish match for tha heavy, weight championship of l ha t'nltad "tales. Tha Importanca of winning thla match ay Ordeman la not aully reailtad r tha pubtle In rnaraL At tha praaant tlm Ordrman la tha ho Id rr of tha hMvy wrlf ht champloiMlilp ortha United Ktatra. If ha ina tonight ha atknda In a war ta elfn up nrtral thousands of dollar : within tha Mat f( montha, but If ha ,loaaa It will maao, not onlj tha kiaa of tha champlonahlp of tha I'nltfd Stataa. J hot also a laraa amount of monay la I futura matehaa. In itaying ovar to j wraatla tonlcht Ordaman paand up two ; matehaa which ha bad auriwd to. ana for I Haturday nlsht and ona for tomorrow j rrirnt at Ctoleaco. Ha wu ta bava wraa. i llrd Katurdax alfht at tha !awy thcattr j In Mlimaapollo. It ha wlna Ma battla with Waatantaard tonhrht ha will t llmad with noma of tha biggar man In I tha country. His defeat of Wsstaramard will also ftva him clear aalllnc up ta tha tlradorshlp. la apaaklnc of tha match irtaiardar Ordaman aald: "t hava avary eonfldanoa of wlnalnt tomorrow nlfht'a battla, but 1 raaltta tliat 1 am toln up acainat ona of tha atronKcat wrastlara In Amarloa, Waataraaard has avarythlnc a food (rap plar naada, and than soma, tla ta alaan. a and a tun sport, and to win trosa him 1 will hara to work bard and constat antlr. If WaManraard la In parfect ahapa tha wraatltai faJw la Omaha are (Otac to aaa a coot flnlsM bout, which will lo to tha boat man only after a touch battla, I think I am ta as rood ahano as I ever was In my Ufa and am til id wraatla all nlcht If tt ID necessary." Manaser Olllan has srrsnied for a roupta of Rood prellmlnarlea fur tonlfht and tba rlnc baa been tested and mads larger and avrrythlnc It la readiness now tor tha brat battla Omaha haa had In peroral montha. Yesterday morning Orde ' man took a ten-mile walk Into tha coun try with hte manager, Oeorge Barton, and aald ha felt fine when ha returned. Ha did not work out at tha Auditorium as ha Intended to owing to tha failure of a ood working partner to appear. FIYE GAMES IN TRI-CITY Fast Contest! Among Member of Biuet Ball League. nrrvEESiTY of oxaha wins Local High Takea Two from Mlaffa -Irrlghtan Troaaera loath Omaha la flret Uasne, bat . Loots Seeaad. l-earae Staadlac, x Played. Won. Lost. Pet l.OOD .7M .Ms .m .on Hancoi is Winner r , . of Cup at Orpheum With Ak-Sar-Bea colors adorning his : breast. Harry ilancox. tha swimmer who won tha sliver Odlva loving cun at tha Saturday afternoon tha big crowd of tha amount of applause ha would hava won had be not been aa adorned. Only five youths wera allowed to compete for tba cup last night because of the lack of time, but of these flva HancoT was eailry tba best. Ills All -Bar-Ben colors earned him much applause and his ability In tha water was greatly appreciated also. ,11 made the neatest dives of any and la Informing tha march step" he excelled again. Ills ' Interpretation of Odlva's l'aiermald'a prayer" was thought by many .to be aa good aa the exhibition of the star performer herself. Tha other lads wn tcompeted. Hugo lsndstron, Harry Win berg. A. V. Runnel and 8. D. Dwyer, fell dowa oa tha "march 'step" with ona exception. 8evera made more than one attempt and two you tha w ho triad it failed utterly la making any progress. . yearly twenty-five boys appeared at tba boX office and asked to be given aa op portunity to try for the cup, but the tuna Hotted to this part of tha program .was short and Manager Byrne refused all but five. Odlva's manager presented tha silver loving cap to Ilancox. who res ponded to requests for a speech by bluahlng furt ,oisly and stuttering a tew Inaudible wards, Committee Opposes Professionalism V AW HON. 'Wis.. Jan. S Support of the Btovement lo tha universities of tha "big eight" to destroy professionalism in couece athletics was given today when th graduato aommltteo of tba Inter rtitlegiate Conference .Athletic association ent a letter on the subject to Athletic Director Ehler of the 1 Diversity of Wis consin, who Is secretary of tba confer ence. Tha letter says in part: '"We feel that It unquestionably la tba duty of too conference and tba several universities, its members, la view of Hs zuany years of effort to proenota amateur athletics, and la view of the , reepoosi Ullty eacsx university has for its students' Uvea alid asaoctallona, aa tar aa they properly may be controlled, that tho eoa farenca anoald take no atop which lands toward profs sal enallam la athletlca, W's 1 eel that aueb a step would bo backward aad tssmMaiy to tha real ideals and pur yoaaa of tho conference," I It waa sicsed by lUcy a Good. Purdue; i'WTJSaJB Seott Boad. CUcago; Gooraa R. nortaa, Mhmaaota; Edward R. Jotinaoa. lsarai Georgs H. Carr, Illinois: Harry I. Allssj, Sorthwestera, aad Warraa I. , . , , . t ---w , t Omaha High School.... 4 Pirates 1 fo. Omaha Hlah School Oelghton t Tigera s University of Omaha.... 1 Council Bluffs -V t Bellevue 4 Klva games wera played In tho newly organised Tri-Clty basket ball league Sat urday, four of them at tha Omaha Tounc Wen's Christian association cym naslum and oaa at tha University of Omaha, At Mia local "T" the Omaha High school quintet romped away With two games from tha Council Bluffs T flva, and tha Crelghton basket tossers and lha South Omaha High school team each won and lost a game. Tba Uni versity of Omaha quintet won IU drat game of tha league series by defeating tha Bellevue collegians to the tune of to it Omaha defeated Council Bluffs by Iho sco -as of It Id 13 and U to Ml Crelghton university trounced tho Htftc City lads In ona gam by tha close score of It to , but ths South Omaha lads cams bark strong In tho second contest and won to tha tuna of II to U. ' All ot tba games wera well atundsd and lull ot Interesting features and soms clover exhibitions of tbo floor gams. It la tho belief of tha local basket ball en thusiasts who ars prompting tho league that It will be 'a success In ovary way. Ovar two hundred student and general publlo crowded lha small seating capacity at tho Omaha "Y" and kept things lively by applauding tho efforts of tho youthful athletlca. A. good crowd also witnessed tho game at tha University of Omaha. By mutual agreement at tho league offi ciate It was decided to play twenty mlauto periods ta the games at tha "T" gymnasium and count each period a full gam, thla bees use th high school quin tets entered la th league are not per muted by th school authorities to pull oft basket ball contests on week nights. Hlsa aebeel-Bloffs basses. In tha first two gamee at th Omaha gyuioaaium th high school five demon strated Ita superiority over tho Bluffs lads, excelling In both team work and In Individual play. Tho Brat game was closely contra ted and Hie school players bad ta put up soma stiff playing In order lo pull oft a victory by tho score of U to U Council Bluffs sssmsd lo weaken la tba second gams, however, and tha high school quintal romped away with thr largo and of a U to 1 score. Th small score boy wo waa working th high school board ran out of numbers whan tha score went up to forty and th spec tators took It for granted after thla that th score was anywhere from forty to sixty. Th team work of the high school flva waa Iho feature ot both games and tha showing made by loam Is sufficient proof that Coach Clark's constant coaching baa sot been la vain. Kvery membsr of th team held bis owa at all times and kept tho ball In motion whenever It waa la hla possess! oa. Leslie Burkanroad, at left guard; Beryl Crocker, captain and right guard, and Mark Hushes, center, put up a stellar show ot Individual work aad ability to toss baskets. Montcomsry. at center for Council Bluffs, played a Consistent game, and with batter support would hava bee able to roll up a much larger score than ha did. Tha lineup, first game: OMAHA HlOH. Bl.l'FTS Meyer R-F.l R.K Oertsea Crocker C)....UF. UK Tho rasa Hughes C. C....M. Montgomery HOrkenroad ...l-OjUO wise Munneke R.U.I R.tl... Ieffenhaugh iteid goals: Crocker III. Mevers. burk- enroad t4, Hughes, Thomas, Montgomery 1, tlertsen. Free throws: Hughes. Orrt sen at, Montgomery (J). Points awarded: Omaha High, 1. Referee: R. U Cams of Omaha Scorer: Linn Welker. Time keeper: Lw Vol I. Time of game: Twenty minutes. OMAHA " OH. I BLUFFS T." Merer R.K.R-F. Oliver Crocker L.F IF.. ....... MorrUmn -Hurhea C.IC alontgomerv tturkenroad ...UQ Utl.... ' lief fenbengh Munneke ...... .R-0.jR.d... A Wu cierand game: - . 1 Field goals: Burkenroad . Crocker (.". Meyer t). llughea (."". Morrison 111. Montgomery tit. Ire throws: Hughes Hi. Montgumerr 01. rertenbaugh (I). Polnta awarded: Omaha High. 1. Referee: R. L. Cam of Omaha. Scorer: Una Welker. Time of game. Twenty minute. ... alb OaeahaCtahta. Th fast Cratghtoa quintet and th South Osnaha High school five furnished th most interesting games of tho even ing at the Omaha "T." each winning oa eoateat. la th first match Cretghtoa won by tha scar of H to , but they failed to keep up their winning streak aad dropped tho second game to tho tun of a to U. Tbo feature of tha two game was tha Mutt and Jeff exhibition which waa fur nished tba spectators by tha centers of th two quintet Haftmaa. tho huge center of tho Cratghtoa quintet, over topped John Collins, the sturdy little middle aaa of tbo Magic City flva. by about otovoa Inches, aad every time tha ball waa put la play la ths middle of tho floor tbo crowd rooted for Its favorite of th oorssc pictures. . Cretghtoa showed team work ot th bast IJUsHttK. it lias, bm n ballad ..ta.js Speed Merchants on Skates ; ' vr- v-if fV v i 1 , ' ' .W-f'-r, II ' IJ r. .. - I I I V 't i 1 i i , : .it 111 III , ' l I i i i v ' r 1 II I I OMAHA SCHOOLS GET WISH Bebruka IntercoIIegiato Conference Holds Setiion at Lincoln. MAY FLAT OUTSIDE C0BFBBC All .Veceesarr la ta Get PcrsBlsatoa f Baooatlr Caaaell Nebraska, Divided Into Two Clrwalta . . for Celleglana. and with tba exception of Bald arson and Prucha, ' tha two forwards, th whols quintet would slump aad full to follow up their respective positions. Prucha ahowrd especial ability at basket tossing and proved to be tha speediest man oa th floor. For the Magic City lads, Collins, cap tain and center, and Russell Prdlp, right guard, Put up h beat show of an Inside knowledge ot th gam. Both gam war marked by consider- bl rough- play on th part of both quintet but Raymond ' U Cams, th referee; was equal to tho' situation and kept the games going without a lagging moment. Tha HneuA first game: CRISIOUTOK. I SOUTH OMAHA. LJNODLN. Jan. zWSpcclal Telegram -Omaha university and Bellevue wera lot off easy at tha meeting ot tho Nebraska State Intercollegiate conference at th Lincoln hotel Saturday when tha matter of then two schools continuing athletic relations with Crelghton university was considered. Tbo board decided that th rules permitted th playing of teams out side tha conference, the only restriction being that perm-anon shouh,' be secured from tbo executive council. Th Stat waa divided Into two circuits. tho eastern and western. In Jrder to faclll tat tha work of deciding tho champion ship. Tho easU-rn circuit Include Wee leyaa. Doane, Peru Corner and Bellevue. while th western Includes Central City, Kearney, York and Hasting. Tha baa ball schedule was arranged aa follows: Wesley en At Bellevue April at, at Peru April w, at uoane April n. Cotner-At Bellevue April Ik, at Peru Apni as, at uoane stay 1. Bsllevue At Peru May T, at Doane May I. at Corner May . at Weeleyan May li rmu-Ai Beiievue may if, at uoane May la, at Corner May It, at Wealeyan May II. Doane-At Comer May So. at Wesleyaa May Jl. at Bellevue May 2. at Peru, May a Tha IntercoUeglate track meat will be held at Hasting May SI. 'Wealeyan made a bid to hava tho meat held la Lincoln, but th promiso of th Hastings repre sent tlvee with gold, silver and bronss medals decided th conference representa tives, . Th dates for th dual meets at Wes leaa. Doane aad Belnrvu ars undecided. KAI WHO WnXTRY TO KAXX . -THE YAHXIES FLAT BALL..:, r'ft 7t V" -A i i rlev Menrfee Collins Lyman Phllp l-rurha in, e-ro throws: BaMeraon R.F.(R.F.. Pruciia . L.F.IL.F.'.. Huff ma .W..,...C.C...... Bliss ........... .UO LO... Shimerda ......RO.IR.G... Field goals: BaJderaon, Foley. Menefe. Collins . Prucha l. Collins (I), Foley. ' Points Cams. Scorer: Welker of Omaha VY." Tim of game: N minutes, Second gam: SOUTH OMAHA. CREIOHTOM. Foley .R.F.IR.F Balderson Menefea L.F.1..P prucha oums f.t; Huffman Nixon L.O. 1.0 Bliss ehlmerda R iJ iR.fJ , Philp rieia guais: tuiderann, fOlry ), Mune fe (1), t'oUin 141, Prucha: Fro throsa: Pruch t). Collins 15), .Foley. Points awarded. South Omaha, 1. Heferee: It l Carna. Scorer: Unn Welker. Time: of game: 90 minutes. , . Wesley an Coyotes -Trim Lincoln Y.'M.'s UNIVERSrrr FLACK. Neb., Jan, U - (8peclaL-The basket ball team ot the LincoltuYoung Man's Christian aaaoda- Uon was defeated by th Wealeyan Coy ote Friday by tha score of M to S. Tho game ws fast and very cms from start to finish with tbo Young Man's Christian association leading In first half and until tha last few minute, of play when goal by Keeater and Cap tain alccandleaa won th game for Wesleyaa. Tha gam was played under tha Inter- collegiate rulea ana was very free from fouling. ! Tho fastest work for Weslryan waa done by Keeater the speedy httle forward and by McCandleas who excelled la team play. Slddons and Meyers of th Young Man's Christian association war tha host point getter for their team, both of them securing several difficult goaJa. Lineup: ' W ISLE Y AN. - LINCOLN Keeater R.F.I R.F Siddona Kline-Gary ....L.F. L.F Mevers tC) Mccandles (O...C.IC Aspinwsil H'O . R.U.IR.O Beck Swan-Clark -..UU. L.U. ...McCullooch TWO WEST POINT TEAMS TAKE-HOOPER IN TOW WEST POINT. Neb.. Jan. JQl- Special.) -Tha West Point High school boy and glria easily defeated th Hooper High school boy and glrle her last aight Th girl' game was fast aad exciting all th way throng, bat tho beys' game was a one-sided affair. Th girls score waa M to C and tho boys' score 0 to a. The boya gaaia was featured by Baas all around playing. . . i Th gtrbf lineup: W. P. OIRLS. - HOOPER Q1RL& Koch ...... .R.F I R.F.............. Hale Roehl ........,.UF.lUs7 Brown Herman ...C.iC Hebebrand Netiah ..R.O IftO Wilson Ickman L.O.jL.0 Cooper Field goal: West Point 15; Hooper, a Aarara las froaa Ovatral City. AURORA. Neb, Inn. XU (Spertal.v Aurora defeated the Central City basket ban team In a fast contest her laat night by a score of M to sa. The game we tan ana at times a ntue. rouah and tb vlnttmc team was outplayed through saix. Use rami , - Crack skaters who wlIV. com pets In. th championships at Newburgh. N. T., oa Lincoln's birthday. February 11 AboVa is kTdmuod Larar, thaaVNew ' York state filer, who has challenged Cliamplon Wood for tho national supremacy. 1 Below Is Morris Wood himself, world's champion professional Ice skater, who haa- accepted the detl and will defend his title. Slutz's Star Work Wins for Grinnell MT. VERNON." Is., Jan, JL-8peclal Tlegram.)-Tha Orinnell basket ball fiv woa from Cornell yesterday by a ecor of n to 22. Cornell outplayed Orinnell In th last half but could not overcome tha 24 to I toad of th first half. Aa usual giutx starred for th Bcarist and Blaok making fifteen ot Orlnneir points. Th lineup: ORINNELL. CORNELL. v tSaas ... Craft Carliarl Cramer Reltsel Benson Rifle Club First Shoot Today The, Benson Rifle club will open Its first annual shooting tournament at It club hens at the Benson Kaglo ball park thla afternoon. A shoot will bo held each Sunday aftrnoon, continuing until th first week In May. Cash prise tor tba highest team scores and an Individual gold medal will be competed tor, K. M. Jaroberger. tb newly ejected club president, will have charge of tho tournament and haa arrangext to have tha shoots held Indoors at automatic tar get during the cold weather. EIGHT CITIES SECURED FOR COLUMBIANBALL LEAGUE ST. LOUIS, Jan.- a.Brfor d'partlng for Chicago tonight John T. Powers, praa tdent of the Columbian Baa Ball league, announced that tba circuit aa at present constituted Include Chicago, St Louis, Detroit. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louiavlile, Kansas City aad Milwaukee. Only la 8c Louis and Louisville, Powers declared. m grandstands hava t be erected. Plant la other cities bar been obtained or are under option. s A meeting of th amgnate ot tho now league ha been called for next gaturaay. powers aaM that at tha meeting tha exact status ot tb league would be deter minued. while her Powers confer! od with men who are suppMed to be willing to finance tba launching ot a ew dub in St. Loula. Nothing definite aa to who would furnish the money was aasjoaUMOd- MILLER DEFEATS PURVIS IN ADVERTISING GOLF TOURNEY PTNBHURST. N. C Jan. SL-X. C. Miller of New York defeated R. M. Purvis of Now York today for the championship In tn advertising awn's gotf tournament. Slot In the consolation match George H. Barnes ot New York defeated O.. T. Uodge of Chicago, but It was rtecesary te piny tw xtra holes to OedOe the winner Flckens DSIDIf Hopklns-Fussel L.F. L.F Sluts c.C Carnoy-Butherlsnd HQ R.O I UO..... Egsjt Ld i Refer: Stuart, iOWa. - - TARKI0 SCORES AT WILL AGAINST SKIDMORE BOYS TARKIOl Ma. Jan aw. - . sac gram.) Rapid team work, accurate pass ing and brilliant anal ihMM,-. ... Tarklo colleg th second gam of basket m uera yeateraay when th local col legian met tha famous sim.-. .. letos. Fori the flrat quarter Sktdmore auressiveneas that made th root are nneaav. hut t.-i-,. came to their own and after that Skid- more out not ngure largely In the results. Tarklo scored almost a m . , cor. being to It Captain Peterson oeniss- ana k. uowdy at forward tamed tor Tarklo. V NEBRASKA ROUTS KANSANS Corniuskex Basket Ball Team Takes Second Game at Lawrence. Harry Wotverton, new manager, of th New York Yankees, who Is expected to do wonders m 112 with the same man that achieved next to. nothing under Hal Chaa in 1911. A glance at Wolverton'a firm Jaw will tell why such gnat thing are ex pected from 'his 'leadereshlp.V . ,rt ,-, - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO KEEP DOUBLEJJMPIRE PLAN CHICAGO. Jan. tt-Tbs dtruble umpire system win obtaia again In the American aasociatioa thla year. President Thomas M. Chivtngton anaeunced yssterday. Several new face will be seen among tne stair, out name of th t probable arbiters have sot been Issued. One of th dtfflcurUe that concern the president Is replacing Oarence (Brick) Owen, who haa bean In the league for several years. He will.be aeea la the national league this year. ALCO TRUCK MAKES FINE RUN IN NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK, Jan. XL-4Spcal.)-Tb m-bour Aleo non-atop ran for the United Stateo Pilars eotanaav sauted this m . Inc. Th douole endurance run ta now new ay us a too. . two hundred and fifteen ton were hauled by the truck. Nine hundred and twaiaty-twa mtiea sm fraad with one stop, baselene average waa one gallon aa hour.. BUCKLES FIGHTS TEN-ROUND DRAW WITH DENVER PUGILIST URTCJtTTSVIIilf CUJaiC Tt-Arf Magirt ot Denver and Guy Buckie of Kb Omaha, welterweights, fought a tro-ronnd draw bare hut night, accord ing to the declstua of the referee. Mny of th spectators thought th Denver man should havw the decision and gave laud oxiuoseiua of tneJr dlJejarhrfacrtoa. - GERMAN COALITION IN LEAD Oppoiition Baeeira Setback in Be- ' Bwllnti for litieluiarv' SOCIALIST FABTT TABES BADLY . i i . . , ." . - Reaalta of Day's Vetiag Reader It Probable bt .Geverameat Will . Have Majority In Dell. ' ' ' eratlr Body. ' '.. i. . BERLIN. Jan. 2I.-6ev'anty-elght re- ballot in the Reichstag elections ..ware bejd today.--Th,rtsrns Indicate. that the socialists are nor gaining ss expected. The socialists parelcipated tn . forty-six reballoU of which they, carried only, eight At tbi rat they will htrdly-nmch ninety seats tn th Reichstag.. They were ousted from five- carJtmiencles today, losing, among others, Blelersle. ro r-ount yon Posadowaky-Wehasr, former. iroperUI sec retary .of state for.-fh Interior who was th. candidate-of all the OtherrparUesA The radicals put up a stout defense and elected seventeen' members,' winning eight districts. . cf.iefly .from .th conservatives, arid losing only one.. ' ;.,,. The arario us. conservative groups elected twenty -one la the reballot. thr derlcots, seven: th national liberals", twauty-onc; sortatlsts,-eight:: radicals, - stventeenand irregular, foor. t -'!.. ' ' I The conservatives hd: net.loas of .threes and ..th 'lerk-ajs ,a bee loss- of three; .tb naUenal liberal a gain of. flva radicals, seven,, and soclaliru. th-re.. 'OlssuW-Mt Behind. . .The result of; todays vol in j renders It Improbable. that the opposition. Parties will bar a ; majority... -The . government now. has a total. of 1M seats, including the Poles. The national liberals,. radicals and socialists number ill; minor ' and Ir regulars eleven. . . '. It Is. hardly-possible that. the opposition will overcome the government's majority In tha remaining tit contest. -The next three ballots will be held on Monday. Th chief cause of- the failure of. the socialists to -max a: better showing was tb refusal of liberal voters to support them.. Many of the. liberals cart-their votes for the conservative candidates -In j the liorth German dIttrMs. . FLAYS JAYHAWKEES OFF FEET, Captala Frank Play Star Gaaae far Antelope 3tea and. Team Bfoae . .8nt r score of Thirty te Tsreaty-Sevea. LAWRENCE, Kan.. Jan. tL-igpeolal Telegram.) In " a whirlwind ' basket ball n. which repeatedly brought th crowd to IU feet. Nebraska again defeated th Jayhmwkars Mr hut -night,' by a seer ot xt .to 17.. t'p to, the last tew minute of play th Comhuskar had the Kansas Ova- cieariy outclassed, but dsver work by Hlte, who had replaced Boshm at oeiiler, ' turned the tide and bewildered Captain Fraak'a nan.. - Rough efforts -of th Curnbusker to stop th speedy Kansas, caused, many foul - and . Brown' aoouracy Is) frsa tlirow almost enabled ths" Jayhawkan ta no out. i In th first half of th gain the Kansas five played poorly and Nebraska bad lit tle trouble In scoring fittest) points, wall Kansas was making alas. . O. frank, cap tain of tb Cornhoskers. was tb star for his team. He played the floor well and made two sensational baskets. Brown tor Kansas, mads thirteen out of fifteen chances for free throw. - - ' ' Another large crowd witnessed th con test. hie waa a fitting mat for th one last night a far as rough play waa concerned. More than'- 1,K person were present. The lineup; , ' NEBRASKA. ' ' 'KANSAS. Olbeun R r.lR.c ... Stuckey) Haskell .......IP L-JT,..... Brown I turner ......... ...C. C.,... .......... Boehm Stryker C C . Hit O. Frank (O..R.Q. R.O... Oousman Q.) Carrier L.O. UO Greealeas Hlltnsr dtsquaUfied. Nebraska. U goals 4 free throws. Kansas, f goals; u free throws. Referee: Ashlsy. slaiua City Athlstlo olub. Teeasseeh Defeat, Aabara. . TKCUMBBH, Nsb.. Jan. H.-8pc4l.)-The Teoumseh High school basket ball team defeated the high school team from Auburn In this city Frldsy evening. The oar was M to It Auburn has played nine tames this year and this U the first n It, has-last. . ..... 1 V "alrbary Caay for laiversltr Place. rAIRBURT, Neba Jsn. tl.-8peslal.)-. Th Inlveielty piac High school baslcal ball team defeated the Fair eury High ohoot Friday evening by a score of an to Is. Fairbury will play Geneva Friday, NEBRASKA AND IOWA PATENTS Letter Pat oat t Granted Last Week t laveatere la Iowa ad. ; Nebraska. , ..' Official Km nf w,.,. i . -. ,.iou - v l luven- tlon. Issued from tha Vnoi ,... . ant office at Washington, o. C. to Inhab- uants or town and Nebraska, for, th week ending January to. Hit, at re ported from the. oflce of Wliianl mA ollcltor of patents and counaelor hi pat ent causes, KM City National Bank build ing, u maris, ,-v.sb.: Kk "(y- Crow of Clareno. la., non re fl liable bottle. lng-mchln pot. . T-,- Charle H. Hackett and T. W. Morgan ot WaterlM. la.. rrstiv-Mt, e-. . . 1 , va .vu.iuuaet cream operators. joaepn e. MeKBior of Dee Motns. Ia., spread-roller. . Milton C FHers-of Omaha, nyluclnd mill. f harlea Itrthepf mS - - T) ., . . garment lianger Waiter W. Bossnaa of Oenhanl. Ia.. lOVJer. . Laroy R, Tart f Red Cloud, Neb., i spark Indicator. Moat Feesl Is to the dyspeptic. Electric Bitters seort relieve dyspepahv ttver and kidney com plaints and debtllly.. Pries (Oc. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. " ' Prlwe Masejserade Bail. On next Friday evening Omaha court No.rllt. Tllb of Bm Htir. will giro, a prise, masquerade bail at the Frenxer hall; Tweaty.fourtb and Parker atrtets. Girls Play Hookey to Pick Up Coal Because - tUelr widowed muther, needed assistance, two little girls. got into trouble and were' brought before '.the' Juvenile court,. The fuel supply hid ma low and there were wo fund to buy more, . hence the- little girls remained at fconv?. when they were, reouired t sciiooi, sod tak-iac.sa-baaket tljey -wanslere-1 along the railroad - tracks and Into the . railroad yard picking up blocks ot coal. , In tide way they keot-tn house warm. Triey wet instructed in court to ratora ta school and to keep, away from' tba rail road tracks. During their examination Uie .mother, sat near., ssrt-she' could -not understand a word f English. al A good -deal of aslve ha been spread regarding the Fogai-Doola Hare agree MBt. bat msMe mformatloa Is te the effect that all the "coocecsluas" bad to by Fogel and that Doois here after will be something of a tnanager I In fact aa well aa la asms tiata FoasI t . 1 V -s-M a i If you re trouWed with chrssde cow- stlpatloe. the mild aad gealie effect of Cbamberuvia'a Thbiets makes them espe cially suited to yarn-'case.- For ;a! bj all dealers.- ' - . . . - put Per-sutent Advertanng-BlSe- Bedd' u Bl Bsturaa. . f s h . . . i. lUaluU t..V Sprains Sloan's Liniment is excellent for sprains and braises. ; It stops the pain at once and reduces the swellin very quickly. SLOANS LINIMENT ' is penetratina; and antiseptic. Mr.f.1. fiarlrrr.ef nw Cedar St., Css. ssjonga. Tesss,sav:-J" I fersreed y sa kla. It paaed ate very siseh sad was badly rUw-. - Aoer a few applieatiBa of Sieaa-s tcsteeat wy ankle waSIlUslsd, s4lsMowltroiyell. , SWSaSBBBBB. SWISS. SSS. BL.Sa Dr. Earl S- Ssosm . BosAoa. Ms. I