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14 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY". JANUARY 27, It's a Cinch that Mutt is in Prussian with His Spouse -:- :.bb3' By aBudn Fisher V yHT boon wf Of act .THM s-nc rn 3tp wnxt citMSfstonr. SiKSN To 7. I IV . n hHlSBO -TOOf-aNIL. IT UP o CsLNen. or to , a . rrfc on "ret. J r I RETURN GAME IS LIKELY Xkhigu Seoptni Kepotiitionj witi Hcbruka Team. - DATE HAY EE SOYIKBES 2 Jtaaacer Etf ew la fh 1 1 a at aad Will Probably learn Definitely What to ! Be OiInm l Wkll There. Nebraska aad Michigan ar llksly to play foot ball next fall on Saturday. Ko mb 1 Thla date 1 (tilt open on tl Wslverlne schedule and the Cornhuskers are bain considered by lha Ana Arbor I mentor tor a gun to ba played at this .time, f I Alumni of Michigan, who reside la Omaha and other parta of tba Missouri valley, heva baaa arglng opoa . In Wolverine athletic authorities th ' eobodoltag f aaaibar Nebraska eoatast. faalay Roswatr, who la aa aeliva .Omaha alumaua of tha Michigan metl 1 tuttoa. fcaa baaa Try aaerf 0a la trying to gat tha Wolverines to data tba Cora bosksr for aaotbar season. a Ward from Llaewln. ' Word baa coma tram Dr. Clap at tha 1 Vnlvaraltr of Nabraaka to tba offset that - nacatlaUona ara attU oa between tha local school and Michigan. Manager Bart a 1 Kagar la nor la Chicago, and whll thara. nay leant definitely what hi to ba dona regarding tba aoataat with MJchlitan. , Special dlapatehaa to Chicago papers from Ana Arbor yesterday stated that ' Ne- ibeaak waa belnr conaldarad for tba epani data en tha Wolverine rhedul. If Nebraska should ba takes on for tha' Nor bar l -MicMaaa would have four . bard games In a row. yrcuee la to ba , played at styrscdee on ' Wovsrabor (. Pennsylvania la to ba mat aa tha follow tr( Saturday at Philadelphia, whila tha season will ba aktaad on' November H at Am Arbor with a Cornell haul. With Nebraska) hooked" fas Nvmber. t the I Wot rati naa would be another gam at noma, for tba Carabuakara bra dua 10 I anaka tba trip ta tba Miehlgaar fown, Cjeighton Seniors r; Beat the Deaf Lads Br a narrow Kaiwla of four potata tba Cralihton trtPiora acala wan train tba Nabraaka Daai laatlruta, taHac a elaaaly Plovad luw timm tba MiMaa by tba tsora at 11 ta K " la tba ftrat half tba daaf lada alartad with a ruab and nada alt polnu bafort tha ftanlara aaorad. but a pratty baakat by Ruaaua ttartad tha colieta quintal aad tha balf aadrd M to In faror et Cralt-htoo. Evao at that tha Mutaa aa callad In taam work and almoat oonatantly bad tba ball naarar tnalr opponanta' goal. . Tha aaoond parlod waa excltln. aa both tuaaa braoad and ptayad a whirlwind ama EUbt potnta wara mada by aaob taam ka thla halt, bat tba aaolora' land of . tour potnta. aaada U tba flrat bait,' (ara tham tba vfcaory. Kuaram pUyad apao taoolar bail for tha Bantera, aaorlac four oala and cattlnf tba ball paat opponaau nc wan. lampklar aad Millar alao playd atranc nama fts drlbbUag aad paaatng. far tba laatttuta March all, Cuacadaa aad Traaka atarad, anowlng daaay taam work and braaklna; up tbalr opponanta playa. taf Mutaa. Lljvop. Cralrhton. "Marahall .....RPLy. ....... Huaaum Jf" v-" "'.R' .Lanplnar w . .,...v.... rvataar im net Miller -"""uu (C) O'Connor RU..,.... Qumn ' IX... Ryaa Field Quale: Laaphler ( Ruaaum 4, raatnar L Torrer ij. Uaxahaii ir f.. adn (J). Tranaa l). Rafana. FYanela n iuwr, DrnwnwL acorar. aaaiay. Tusar. Eldrldca. Twanty-nUnuta halvaa, - - Fraaaaa Throw a Cnlllvaa. HARLAN. la,. Jan. al-Bpclal v-pir auosraa mu una wKneeaea the wraatllnc natch hara Wednay avaoinaT batwaan Patar Fromm of IMa alty aod JamM Collrraa of Mlaaonrl Vailay. Tba man war evenly matrned In weight aad ace, but Fromm an mid ta haea mare knnwi. 4r of tba WTaatlhur , aeurlii tae flrat fall ta aawiteoa aitautaa and tha aaoond fall. In eight minute and erven aaoewma. CORSAN TO EXPLAIN STROKES Exhibition to Be Given at the T. H C. A. PooL PROGRAM OF E VESTS XAD UP All h atrakea la lha Party Dlf- farvat Slylra at lalnnlx Ara ta Ba Clara ta tha, Pablle. Thla evening at 1:30 o'clock H. H. Coman at tba Toung Men'a Chriatlaa aaaoclatlon pool will glva aa exhibition and dtnonatratlon of awlmmlng. lia will axplain each atroka alter each damonat ration, allowing tba eaaleet way ta learn each of hi forty dlfiarant itylea. Mr. CXinan will explain bow tha native of Congo awlra feet flrat aad will laau a cballmga to take any strong awlnunar out of tha water. Tba fallowing to tha program which Mr. Coraaa will carry out tomorrow evening: Imitation of a pornol. Imitation of a dolphin. Crab. ' Feathering. , Racar a turn, I.e rolling. Hu hma rlii. HK-yela. Hpinnlng. , Cartwheel. . ' Torpedo. Raring. (Indian etyl), .r- fk ulling head- flrat on front mlllng head flrat an back. Hrulllng feat tint. .Marching. Sid underarm on either eld. Swimming backward. .... Pteambnet. ' fc . Rrnad atroka on breaat. nroaa atrnk on back. ' lxjl.l altamal. turerlapolnr avorarm, . V tKiuble overarm. ( back, . alternate ' overarm, (two etvlea). Un back, iinala overarm, Iwlmmlng with left leg and arm only. On, two, three atrok on left aid. Kngllah overarm oa right ilda. Revolving or spiral atroka. Tnidgeon. , Autrila rrawl, (foraaa atylr. , i"r poort o!,iira nvini. i k . . , a . i " , mm nenio nrei va mrfivn. Swimming with both bands and feet tied. Life aavtoic. release, rescua and rasas- citation. t nnamad fanry at tint a Demonatratlon at correet breathing method. Fanry diving by the swimming club. Racing by th swimming alub, A short eihlbllion will ba given by a few of th boys who hav learned swim ming In a week from Mr, Corean. Mr, Corean will give a ahert talk oa swimming and Ufa saving. Ha will alao answer all questions any parson dsslra ta ask. 'Women ara Invited to attend. : -Mill rV 'ili'' ::;: hitesJ ? tW ' M r W i' WORLD'S RECORDS BROEN Iriih-Amtrican Club Eoldi Annoal CirniTml at Iladitoii Square. B0NEA0 SETS DISTANCE MARK eDaaald Throw a Elghleea-raaad Sbat Frty-roar Ft Oa aad Oae-HaJf Iarbra 8aa aaarlaa at Meat. MEW TORK. Jan. H-Two world's records went by the board at tha anaual athlede carnival of tha Irlah-Aaierlcaa Athletic club held In Madison Square Garden tonight Th flrat to go was ths record for throwing th eighteen-pound shot, when P. H. McDonald threw th weight forty-four feet one and one-bail iBchoa. Th former record was forty- three feet nln I ache. la tba f.OOO-metre run Oeorge Bonhag clipped vntn aad two-flftha second from th record mad mat summer by Louis Bcott at Caltio park. Summaries: l.aa yards, nandloap. nnabi: Won by K. Ollmor (B yard), Domlnlcaa Lyceum. New York; T A. riolan. Ford ham unlverelty X yards), second; R. J. Esan, Irlah-Amerlcan Athletic club (Is yards), third. Tim. !. ' Tb-yard handicap, flnala:- Won bv p. i. Reynolds, New York Athletic club (II fet); l. J. Ferris, Iughlln Lyceum (14 feet), second; F. K. Hollow, New Tork Athletl rlub (t feat), third. Timer . It-pound ahot put: Won by P. Mc Donald. Irish-American Athletic club, wtth 44 feet IS Inch: A. J. Reich, Irish American Athletic club, aecond. 17 feet 7U, Inches; J. 1. Frank. Irtah-Amroaa atmetie duo, intra, el lost Inch. 71-yard run (scratch): Woa by A. T. Meyer, Irlah-American Athletic' club; C. B. Clark. Xavler Athletic, club, aecoad; II. Ildland. Xavlsr Atretic dub, third. Trnte: tin. High Jump, handicap: Charlea Marten. Molt Haven Athlette club (M Incheak won wtth I feet loi-hee; K. Jarrunaa. psatlma Athletic club it .iiioheS;. aacond. with I feat II Inches: H. . Orumpalt, New Yot Athletic club (scratch third, with t feet It Inrbea, . . V 10 metre rut. haadlrapj Won by Oeorge Honhag, Irlah-American Athletic club iwratrh); O. J. Oberrueyar, National AlhtetlO Club im ara. ' eacanSr T. J Collin. IrlatyAmaHran Athlun club (M yardal. thlra: Tlmwi llttM. -Thla la a - wwnu revoru. mi lormer reeoro "f Sli mad by Louis Scott at Celtic park laat summer. . une-miio run, handicap: Wan by O. P. Klmhall. Rnatna AlhlellA el.ih f mAm' J. Rromlluw, )r Irwh-Amenean Athlatlo club in yard), eeaandi P. Soutar, Jr., Paatlma Athlatlo club (5 yard), third. Tim.: , , , ., Z. . . M-yard low hurdla, handicap: Won by J. J. Filar, rrliu-American Athlatlo elub (soratoh); Rob Kliar, Ueorgetown unl veralty tl faat), econd; J. M. Roe. Nw fork Athlal) club ,. ,klm TiH. swonds. May Ohio and Michigan Be Admitted by the Big Eight CHICAGO. Jan. ft. -Only tha applica tion of tha Ohio Stat unlveraUy for ad mission ta tha conference waa taken up by tha delegatea to th "Big Eight" meeting at tha flrat session her today. "Summer baa ball." tba big feature of tha meeting, waa expected ta coma up for discussion later,' Ohio state rcpreaaatatlvea sat forth that about tut students were enrolled In their cbool and that athletics were well sup ported. No final answer waa given them. Many rumors ware current aa to th ro- admlMloa of Michigan, which left th conference In MM following a misunder standing. Although tba Institution had no representative at tba morning session It waa said tba Ohio stats man were ready to org readmitting Michigan and making tba conference a "Big Ten" body- Michigan and Ohio have competed In athletic for many yearn In tba abaanca of Coach A. A. Btagg, Prof. A. w. Small represented Chicago. Prof. J. A. Ooodenow represented Illi nois and Prof, A. O. Smith appeared for Iowa. Ptva school. Indiana, Illinois, Minne sota, Jowa and Northwestern, are favor able to summer baa ball. It waa rumored, but by tha rulea of th conference a two- thirds vots la necessary ta carry a reso lution. Becauae of this fact and the well knows objection of th other three schools to tha proposed change an ax tended session waa i parted. BRITISH SPORTS WANT " TO SEE HOGAN IN ACTION san francisco! J.'H,-Fngtand hu beard of "On Round" Ilogsn and wants ta sea him In action. Oil Roag, managsr of tha San Francisco boy. who Is matched with "Harlem" Tommy Murphy next Wednesday night, received n 1st tar today from Dava Levy, baoker of th BrMeh lightweight. Matt Wells. Iry would ilk to hav Hogan and Walls com togthr a Darby day aeat May. The National Sporting elub of London la eager for th match, ha writes, although h personally wwald ba wllBng la brine ever th Idol of th British public I New Tor. I Hogan look tip and fit for bla Wednes day night fight. Murphy trotted ; eight mile on'ths read yesterday aad boxed tight brisk rounds with his partner. TENNIS MEN ARE TO MEET ' ; AGAIN TUESDAY NIGHT All tha lennu) man In tba vartoue clubs la tba city will hold a meeting Toasday night at tha Omaha club tor th purposs f seceding whether th Mid-Wast, ten ala tournament ahould b held at the Omaha Field elub ar not. Tha forming of n city taaala league will alsa ba takea up at the meeting and tba possibility of playing Indoor temnls at tba Audi torium will also ba Mv Wu for dh eiianton. Cretahraa telle a trrfeota Una. IMAN, la.. Jan. M. - Brecul )-alrh-ton ootvarMty baaket ball team defeated lagan's Mam at th opera houaa her Wat evonlng by a eoore of a to M. Lucan'a defeat la attributed In part ta tbe nneenre of on at It s&ost upertenced and skilled players. Baallh Oatpwtata Tmeaapaaw. TDNKT. Australia. Jan. X. "Cv clone" Johnny Thompson, the American middlewatsnt puguiau waa easily out pointed today by lv Hmlth, th Aus tralian middleweight puglllat aad former champion, la a twenty-round contest at tha atadram her. Persist! Advartbaat Is tba Road ta Big- Returns. PRIVATE WALKER IS CHAMP BOWLER AT FORT CROOK At Wfte rWAb 1 -l.l.. .1 . . Walker Af CAmnanv V ml k.ll ... . scor that marked him aa the champion Wwler of th poet. In the three games rolled, bla Individual average acor waa IB. - '- In th Port Prank iMm n.ntui pany P defeated th machln gun squad, tha scores being 2,0(7 and 1.M6. resDost- BASKET BALL CARNIVAL AT WALNUT HILL CHURCH A regular basket ball carnival was held at tha Walnut Hill Methodist church last evening when thrr full game of ths popular floor sport were pulled off be tween soma of tha clever local amateur aggregation, The gamea were well at tended and full of faat and exciting play. In tha flrat aonteet th Escalator quin tet of Fort Omaha and tba Remnant fir of th Walnut Hill school battled to a tie score, u to 11 Oa aoooont at tha time limit allowed for thla gam n extra period oould be played to decide tba final standing, and tha result had to remain a tie. -. Tha Council Bluff Toung Men's Chris tian aaaoclatlon Employed i Boys team trimmed tha Creaeant tlva at tha church in tha aaoond tray of 11 to X, ta a hard fought gama full oi aom sensational basket tossing. Tha final sonteat of tba rranlog ended in a victory for tha Remnant quintet which triumphed over th St. John's Kplscopal church basket toteara, by a eoore of tl to 11 X9 aetlaa at Teaala Mooting, Rut four tennla sharp of the Omaha Field alub showed up at the meeting which we scheduled to ba held at the Omaha rlub laat night. Samuel Caldwell, wao eajieq in meeting na wno waa to hold dawn tha ehalr far th avenln. waa confined to hts home on arcouat of tu na, and no action was taken on any matter whatever. Another meeting will be called In the near future and auffirient notice will ba aiven to xet a aood aliad attendance. STIFF KECK WILL. OOCK EDI OUT FOB GOOD. Final Clean-Up on SHIRTS : ' - Every high quality shirt IN TILE "WHOLE KTJJiEY STOCK (except white) has been in winded in the biggest shirt offering that Omaha ' tuu ever seen. LIONS, MANHATTANS, EARL ' X V-'- h .WHSON.'BBd other makes. Saturday only ; 85C This Sale, Strictly "Cash . t TomKelley Co.t315So.l6thSL t. y ) U,- i . .. l - A I -'u ? J ,"v' ' V. 1 if .-' J y Wui-sVl With the Bowlers , In th Metropolitan .league th Rumohr Sports took thro straight from tha Drummer last night. Condon of ths Sports bad high total of tC,' Baustlan of tha Drummer btgh gama, MB. Scores: RUMOHR SKIRTS. let. 3d. Id. Total. Condon 199 1ST 1X1 MB Ponler ITI 1 1I CM SUk in 1S let b Totals : .S Kt 4TI 1.HI DRUMMERS 1st. 11. M. Total. Barton li - 111 . JUt W7 Bauatun ......;..... 1 1 M Straw K MI 1 til . Totals U Wt a l.w In th CowinMrolal league tba Jetter Oold Tops won two out of thn tram tha St. Jam. Zarp bad all honors of th evening wtth n high alngl of si and high total of Us. D. Moyna et th St. Janws had high for hnj team with SM. Scot: ' SCHROKDKRS St. JAMBS. fat: 3d. . Total. Haster HI 1st 172 d. novtia:.....v.:...xi - i3"'W"ta J. Moyna. irt 17 ) 4.1 Weymuller t IM iff 411 Milton -M lit Ml tot Total '...'.'...."....WI Ttl Jt - tin JCTTWflt-S OOL0-TOPS. lit. M. ad. Total. Straw ...IT 17 1 135 Hlnrlcha Ul 1 . 1 M Ooden 1I 1 I Hi Gilhreatb 1 m l m Zarp IM XM t: IM - Totals M tM m tJB Th following scores www mada list night oa tha Morrison altera. Tonight la th Oat City kaagu. aa tha Morrison alleys. Store va Maneock-Epslen Utho Co American Prating Co. vs. Mo arcba. Score: EL.KS Na . let. yt Id. Tot!. Grott - 171 1M 1.. tit !. Dowreur IM 177 1M W (lark 1 in 14i CI Buck aa i i ' butler .I4 ut lit M Total W TTT 73 IW WROTH S SPBCIAIA . let. hi. td. Total Waeka 1ST 111 m il Roearlg . IT in IM U Hall IM U 141 ell Kaatmaa IM IB 1 42 Durkea IM Its IM 71 Freddie Welsh. EnglMh - lightweight. who may never enter tha ring again. He ! la afflicted wtih maecular contraction of 1 tha neck and can hardly mora his bead. Tba pbyalclanc -are doobtful aa to the aosstbUltk tor bla recovery. I ToUts 7Tt TM AUPHA CAMP. W. a W. 1st. Jd. H Prtmeau. !t lit Heatew .......M tt Solomon ......-H...-.1M lit C ITlmeaa 174 Vft Angeipat ..Bl US Totals .... Voas Wiley Saynteh ..... Lvendeekr Mtxu RBIOS. 1st. M. ...... IS ...lit l lO M ij na .,,, its aa wt xzr, M. Total 11 ei 177 471 ia i3 Bl. Total 19 an lis 1 1T 477 1 , . us Tata la m.. .IM U (M tea Checker Champion Surprises McCook M'COOK. Neb., Jan. M. -Special.) Checker and cbeea players of soutbwsst- era Nebraska were treated to a genuine surprise here but night by th marrelou playing of Newell W.i Banks, tha Amerl can checker champion. Playing a halt doxen checker gam and two chess gamea at the same time, ba woa with two excrptloas during many hours of playing. I Us final stunt was tha winning of four games of checkers, playing blind folded, and one gam of cbeea, all at the seme time. Nothing Ilk his wonderful work has aver before been seen In thla part of Nebraska. Banks Is but M years of age. He left today for Denver, on his way to tba Pacific coast He promises to stop over In McCook on his return east In n few months from now. Th meeting of th southwestern Na braaka Checker Players' association W1U close tonight. WRESTLER SERIOUSLY HURT BY FALLING FROM THE STAGE MASON CITT. Ia, Jan. M. The wrest ling match between Paul Pehn of Mason City and Bart Blair of Sioux Falls, 8. D.. for tha middleweight championship of th northwest, cam to an and tonight In twenty-five minutes, whsn Blair received a severe blow on ths neck as ths result of going over th tag. Physicians say bis oor.dltlon Is critical. Pthn waa awarded tha decision. EISASSER AND HARTE MIX OVER COUNTY MARBLE County Commissioner A. C. Harie showed himself a worthy successor to former County Commissioner Oscar J. Pickard in th matter of attacking Com missioner Peter B. Kleassor In a meeting of tha board la oommltte of tha whole yesterday. " Tha board took up th matter of' th failure of th Colorado Tula Marble com pany t deliver marble for tba new county building an -time. Commissioners IT Ha saw and Plekard were sent out to Denver two months ago t whip up the company. They came back and reported one carload was on tha way, and th marble would arrlv at th rat of thre carload a war, beginning January L Th ear that waa on tha way arrived yeaterday. Nona of th throe a week baa materialised yet. . Th eonunlaalonara voted to sand Dan Shane, county building superintendent, to Denver to stay thirty days, and make th company ship th marbls apsedlly. Elsasser said It waa aa Insult to him and Pickard. Ha said thsy had negotiated successfully for ths early shipment of tha marble. Then Mr. Harts took him In hand and roasted him high, wide, and handsome- He railed blm a purveyor of hot air, or words ta that ef fect and several other thlnge. Klsasaer took umbrage. In high dudgeon ha wont to a telegraph of tic and sent a aevsnty- word message to Colonel Meek, bead of the marble company, asking hint If It hi not n fact that tha marble M to bo ship pad aa rapidly as poaslbls. lie baa not yet received a reply. FAMOUS TRAHTER OF wTOTIHG CREWS FOB C0R3TELL TOL ' POWERS AMIABLE TO ACT Situation in Turkey and Italy Pu llet Foreign Chancellor. POETE HOLDS TEE WEEP EAUTJ Attempt ta Caere Tarkey Probably VsaM Mean Rcwpwalaa; at th Balkan Problem Italy Weald Fight It Oat, ROME, Jan. X-No basis for negotia tions for seaoa between Italy and Tur key which ara likely to hava any prob ability of success baa been found, al though tha work of tha fcuropean diplom atic chancellories has been carried on actively both at Constantinople and Rome during tha last few days. Replying to suggestions from various embassies Turkey says that tha powers. If they are desirous of Peace, should In due Italy to mak concessions, sine Turkey cannot accept, with no form of redress, th spoliation It has surtsrsd. Rome, on the other hand, to tha hints of foreign chance lortea, responds that tha only remedy for tha prevent situa tion Is that pressure should ba put by tba powers on th port. Th reports of th powers declare that If pressure were brought to boar on tba port and tha porta should resist, aa svarythlng appeara to Indicate would be tbo esse, either the powers would hav to withdraw and suffer humiliation ar hav recourae ta coercion. This would moan making a collective naval demonstra tion in Turkish waters, which would ulti mately end la a landing at Constantino ple, and would raise ths general Euro pean conflagration, which tha powers Is deelroua of avoiding. Premier Gllllottt still holds that Italy will ba abls to fores Turkey to ask tor peace- For this reason the convening of Parliament tnstsad of taking place at tha end of January, baa beea postponsd until February, and sven may ba delayed until March, la lha meantime th Italian commaa- Jer-tnchtef In Tripoli ha arranged to make a gauaral advance Into the moun tains of th Interior and hope during th month at Fabruary ta take th flrat d clalv step In this direction by tioupying th country aa far Inland as sixty nulea from th coast. Coafereae Ova Maaanba Affairs. Conferences over th Manouba affair continued here today with Premier Oio lltU, Msraul Dt Sao Olullano, th foreign minister, and M. Barrere, tha French an basador, a tha principals. There waa aa exchange of ciphered telegram with Paris this morning in connection with ths conference. Th settlement of th affair now practically assured, will. It is be lieved, satisfy both Franc and Italy. Pro.V.L.Hollister . Will Give Lecture V. I Holllster. professor of electrical engineering at tha University of Ne braska, will lecture at tha Toung Men's Christian Association auditorium this evening at 1:11, oa the subject "Oppor tunities for ths Practical Worker In th Rlectrical Held." Admission will be given by compllmeatary ticket which may be obtained at tbe aaaoclatlon band ing. Professor Rolllstsr Is will reams bered by men of Omaha who war students In hla department. A number of them will entertain blm at dinner thla evening. Omaha twice threw "Kid" cago. Lang of Cht. WHEN GREELEY GOT THE TIE lacideat wt tbe Official Call on Democracy's Kesalaew Forty Veaia Age H r , ,v s f .... 1 '"5 '. ' ' ';. '. I Wetevaaara Win (swan Schmidt. LlNCOUf. Neb.. Jan. SWeee Wetr raard-Relmer of De Molne tonight woo from Paul Schmidt. Hnuth African heavy, weight wreitllng champion. In attalgbt falla Th time waa forty and !gbt min ute, reepectlvely. It wa a caa of cl- ence against bulk and itrenKtb, Schmidt baving th advantage of weight by many pounds. Th flrat fall oams after a tre mendous struggK n which both men were badly winded. In tea preliminary, rranx atllier of Now that tha democrats have decided I to meet In national convention In Baltl-, more. It la hoped that they will not re peat tbe big blunder they made when i last thsy met In that city for a UJka pvt.! poos. It waa In WT2, when they tnderasdl Horace Greeley, who bad been EOralnated for trie president by tbe liberal repubfl-' cans at Cincinnati, a fsw months prevt-, ously. In connection with that Strang' Indorsement I wish to mat a story told! me by an aye witness, but never before published that I know of- The committee' appointed by tbe Baltimore convention to notify Mr. Greeley of his nomination per.' formed that duty at Chanpaqua, the famous country home of th editor ct the New Tork Tribune, located near New Tork City, Before th ceremonies took place, member of the committee and I other distinguished democrat wandered around the speetous grounds ct Mr. I Greeley's farm hem. A party waa stand. , Ing near a pool or wall aa the veteran' editor approached, and on at them said' ta him: - . "Mr. Greeley, ar there say snakes ia this pooir .- ' ' Quick ad s flash, Mr. Orealay, looking over hi spectacle at tba crowd' before, aim, answsredi , - "No, but I perceive soma eopsrheadi on ths ground My friend said tha Joke was hugely en-i toyed by all who beard it Denser Re publican. . ' : '" , -'I Cewarll Bluff Fredaee Market. The following quotations, allowing prices paid to producers, are corrected dally by William Hlggeson. city weigh master, for publloatloa In The Beet Corn, C!6e per htiahal. Wheat. "W per bushel.1 Oate. 4S917o per bushel. Hay tlooMS tainosnlt per ton. .Alfalfa, Oouaaj, aieeiajlftta- par ton. . . . , . Ptrsbrtsnt Advertising la tba Read to Big Returns. Overcoat Sale We hav jnat 195 Overl coats; that sold up to $23, that we are going to sell - SATDBDAY for moo , Each. Sixeg 34 to 42; plain and convertible collars. "Every one a rare tMuain." CuIp-IIorton Od Clothes Shop, L Fir, City HiHond Btak Bn3dinj ' immii minium E. Courtney, coach of th champion Cornell crews, who has already called ant the msn for the 1911 training aad baa them bard at work practicing tba fames Cewrtney atroka. The dean of boatlnc acacbe figure that by getting tbe Jump on the rival eaUaca bis charge win nave a beg ad van tag wnea tba early spring event roil around. We Are Selling!! mimmi only ANY $25, 930, 535 and $40 Cleth Ortrcoat it the Hint UOLLaVsER'S OPPOSITE HAYDEN'S 107 8. 16th Street .