Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 31, 1912, Page 4, Image 4
TDK BEK: OMAIfA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1912. Mut Gets Bumped Twice in the Same Place By "Bud" Fisher f TJiTT"THiJ6TTe.F0ArT. ) f. X tot. HVItVT e.tKr UT VA ", STWCf IXC- eW X Cr CM? fcOT Jo (WILL LOOKING w.lTlrt, ON MV" J:-r" ru.T. tvtD fArSKjrj ft Ai Il-l. b out mO TMue I --"7- foU, THAT ONCt-) l ytii. -wj i i peach' I i I " I J I J wr ' - , ( -, T r-royjAi'se n ) , -, - OHJOt! 1 . nurse ? wt.mwE X. I X fAf L5 r ! NvjH.se VOW KNOW THTs 1- ' - ( i ; MCSMTAWCHN&eOlfiPOI.K.Ifj - I (TOOM. U NOW He. Alt. J W-JV ra'J J 1 at. bxVW-- ViwWrf f-P TTTT i' 1 I rM fcOtW RK.MT OUT t lO fctT MT ir. ti -, i J I II B9 DEBT OF LINCOLN CLUB PAID Omaha Coach Will r i Bcetirertliiji it Lifted. COXISXT IS BACK OF THE DEAL Part ( rwm Rvarltr, Mai' rBlnwkrr, lakvll aatl Ha4laaa filra taUi. LINCOLN, Jan. -At 1 o'clock thl aftfrnooa rtldot Norrla O'Nell of lha vrmarn laaua paM to Attorney Claud MTIIaon, rlln( for Uaoria F. Truman la th raoatvonhlp ai lion aaalnat lha Un caln aaaa ball club, a ccrltrwa chack n a local bank for ap4 aava another rkeck ta lha ckrk of the elrtrlct court for 111 eorartnf lha coata. Tha recalvar hip ault araa acivnlrnvlr dlimlaaed, al thoufh four cmtltora of lha club had filed petit kM In Intervention In I he mnrnlnc, thati claim totallnc ts.so. Two other aulta aaalnet the club are etlll pending-, but ther 'UI onlr about f Basket Ball Rules lay Clark, coach of the Omaha liliih achool baekat ball aquad and one of tha foremost anlhuilaati -of tha floor lame In tha treat, haa received an Invitation from Alonso A. Ilin of tha Vhlventlty of Chtcaio to attend tha annual confer enca of tha national amateur rulea com mlttea on basket ball, which will be held at lha La Halla hotel la tha Windy fit February a and Itepraaentattvea from all over tha coun try will be present at this meetlnf and soma radical chaoses are expected, tha feature of which will probably' be a complete revision of., tha much mooted "dribble'' rule which haa caused such a stir among promoters of tha floor gam during tha last two years. If Clark attends tha conference ha will so as the representative of this paction of the middle wast , j ;,,,-., SUES ARBITRATION Green Atki One Hundred ThonMnd Dollr' Damage.. BOARD Mid-Yearly Exams Causing Anxiety in Iowa' Athletics SEE VICE 8ECTOLED OK OTTEHl The notes oa which tha ault was bruu.M COOMBS TELLS CONNIE MACK NOT TO FEAR MENINGITIS by Truman were taruet ever to tha pri vets secretary of Charles Comlskey of the Clilcaio White sua, which confirms the belief that Comlskey la backing up tha local club. Presltlrol O'Neill, however, elated to District Judge Itewart that each of tha club presidents here, Tom Fair weather and Frank -shell of Pea Moines. Hanloo of Moux City, Jack Holland of HI. Joseph and William Itourka of Omar, had put up a part of lha funds. All these gentlemen war present In th court room In th afternoon when tha ease was fet tled. ' Thla afternoon a meeting of tha mag aatea present Is being held In the office af tha baa bill club, at which th matter of transferring the schedule aieetlng from Denver to Chicago Is being discussed. It at expected that the magnates, with lha ' foselbl exception of JYceldent O'Neill, III cove LI neon this ovenlng. Farmer Owmer of LlHeala Tease (bargee Valae of ladeveadeat (lab Waa lajared by Faa- Ilea I In la Ballella. NEBRASKA RIFLE SHOOTERS DEFEATED BY ARIZONA U. WASHINGTON. Jan. a.-Michlgan Ag ricultural coltego and tha 8 tat ".'nlver ally of Iowa with thro victories each and no loss are tied for first place In the Western Intercollegiate filfle "hooting Iragu. Th result af th competition for tba week ending January !7. announced to day, show th highest senr to have bean mad by the Bute Vnlverelty of Iowa KO-tn lu oonleat with the Collet of t, Thomas, tu Paul. Mlna th latter scor ing m. Other result were: -t'niverslty of Minnesota. K, defeated V nlvereUr of California, km Purdua unl eeelty, nt defeated Vntversjty of Mich lean, Kt. Michigan Agricultural college, lot, defeated Kansas unlverelty. 7t. I'nl verstty of Artanna. 3, defeated l.'nlver sity of Nebraska. KS. OIL INSPECTOR SUCGESTS SUIT TO TEST THE LAW (from a Waff Correspondent.) i LINCOLN. Jan. ati-iHpnial Telegram.) "Mate OH Inspector, llusenctter haa Issued a circular bearing on Inspection of low grade oils In whleb he say all oil mast be Impacted under penalty of tlt fine. He finds on examination that tits product railed distlllstea la a low PHILADELPHIA. Jin. -There Is no need for Connie Maok to worry that any of his playar will fall victim to men ingitis when he take hi champion base ball learn to Ban Antonio, Tex., thla spring, tor praotlca, according to tele gram reoetVad today by th snanaaer of th Philadelphia Athletic from "Jack" Coombs, on of a la star pitcher. Coombs, who I spending th winter In Pslestlns, Tex., In his telegram said: "U sot think meningitis scar should csuse you any worry. Confined to locali ties around Dallas to a great extent. No eaee at Man Antonio. FsW ease reported at llouaton, mostly children." CUBS DROP WEST BADEN FROM SPRING TRAINING CHICAGO. Jsn. 30,-Plsns for the training trip of th Chicago National wer changed today with the announce ment that West Baden, Ind.. where the dub bad bn training for year, had been dropped from th schedule. Instead of slopping at Weet Baden, th clus about March 1. will go direct to New Orleane and remain until March IT, Managsr Chance. President Murphy an nounced today, will Join th team at Near Orleans. . . , Outfielder aUdle Lennox, formerly of th Brooklyn dub. signed with the Chi cago Nationals today and Outfielder Hay Powet. whom ehe Chicago American league club procured from St. Joseph In th Western league, also signed. Id Wosaaa Die laddealy. ORD. Neb., Jan. t.-(HpecUI.)-Mr. Lu clnda Scott, a widow. 71 years of ag. died auddenly Bunds-. She had prepared dinner for her son and grandson, who Uns with her and had eaten a comfortable meal. After washing tha dishes sh sat down near a front window and expired wuhin a taw momenta. Sh was alone in th bouse, but the grandson cams In a tew moments later and Immediately sum moned neighbor. Her body wilt be take to tlalesburg, I!L. for burial Movement of Players. NEW YORK. Jan. M.-Prcuient Lynch of the Nstlonal league todsy announced . j, ..j i,. .' HMhfv,:, , t aiiejcaval of the following contracts and grsJe coal oU and Its use Is prohibited j-ontras with t hicago-Joaep under penalty. - I Aiiler. Kmll fU,-hter, Iwreore Cheney. Low grad gasoline. Iioaercr. for uses i r.,M,,J,";- Wllbur '"d WHMsm K. " ,. vfclu 1 ;nflrll. F.dward M. Realbach. T nomas other than power, light and heat. While . j NrrlhAm H,rrv K Chapman. Ion prohibited. Is mi under th law subbM I:. lreeden, Oeorge V. Graham, Jamee to cenaltt'. but at the bum time th Nerje, David . Bhean. With Phila.lel- Inmxn n. Invtructed not to .nun, phl-t,eor II. l'kn. tIM-l: Inepeators are umructM not to PUvve J a H. AIxsnder. IMl-U-lt; Luderus. any socb. He has suggested a fnenCIj- iims-i. Oeorge Ch timers, Fred T. LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. W.-A damage suit foe tlOO.lM was filed today against th National Board of Arbitration, tha Na tional Association of Profewlonal Hase Ball Clubs and th Individual members of th arbitration board, Including Secretary J. II, Farrell, by Ouy W. Oreen. former owner of th Lincoln has ball club. Th suit Is filed In the federsl court and serv ice ha been had on President N orris O'Nell of the Westsrn league, who Is In thla city untangling th affair of th local club. .Mr, ,C)rcen sets up four counts In bis suit lie altegea'lhat In ll h wss en giiard In in dependent bae ball. Ha al lege that Secretary Farrell wired th eeeretsry of th Seward. Neb., bees ball elub 10 cancel a gam scheduled there and that ha was forced to return th gat money taken In, losing W. While playing at Auburn. Neb., at later date, he al leges that Farrell wired th Mink league club secretary there to cancel th gams unless Oreen paid tUM, This wa paid, ay Oreen, '"under coercion." Shortly after this tin had been paid, allegea tha plaintiff, tha Official Bulletin, th official publication of tho national association, ormtalned an arllcl stating that OUUOUOOcmrbm gfagfr gfrgtwd that Oreen had been fined l tor viola tion of th rules of baa ball, and added that It waa hoped this would have good effect on other Independent owners. This article la alleged to have demaged the plaintiffs bualneaa and his good nsm to the extent of fco.oio. In th fourth court It I slicked that th result of th pub lication waa to make II Impossible to oe cure game for his club the following year so that h waa forced to sell th club for tM He alleges that h bad been making a profit of "0,800 a year from the club and ask an additional Ouy Oreen owned the Lincoln base ball club In th season of DM and part of Ik, selling to th present owner, Donald Dee pa In, and a partner. Lowell Stoner. H also owned th Nebraska Indtanaa, aa Independent club. HI attorney, R, L. Hsgeriln, asserted that this ault had been held up for more than a yaar await ing opportunity to secure service on a number cf both th national board of arbitration and th national association. President O Nrlll a presence afforded the opportunity. IOWA CITT. la., Jan. .-Bpednl.)-The chief concern of local dopeatera thla week t th fat of Iowa athletes In their semi-yearly examinations, of most Im mediate Importance, of course, la tV basket ball team, for the experience of two years ago, wbea on of toe strongest tea ma Iowa ever put out wa riddled In the mlddl of th season, la remembered. But th track and foot ball teams sre glso th subjsct of some concern. Few of th baa ball veterans are believed to be In any danger. It is at this time that most of th damage to don to th prom ising freshmen, aa their scholastic weak nesses sre mors likely to be found out In their first trial. Not much apprehension I felt lo th basket ball team In respect 16 cond. lions but tho Injuries sustained by th squsd In th last week Is th ground for more apprahMslon, wHh OrlnaeTl onilng next on tho schedule. ' ThrVa men who would hav started In th Normal gam war kept out by Injuria. Kmbre. who hss been slated to replace Leo at center, dislocated his kneo two day before th asm and I Mill unable ta srork. Kerrv I BiiffaMA dUlml-d ahn..l- In Ik- Mlnneoota gam and cannot us his arm. whll Captain Schmidt bad ankle kept him out until th latter part bf th Nor mal contest, when he was compelled lo go In to Insure victory. SYNOD MAKES REQUEST THAT TURNER RECONSIDER HASTINGS. Neb.. Jan. . -especial Telegram.) Tho eoramiewlon of tho Pres byterian synod has addressed the local board of trustees of Hastings rollegc. asking that President Turner reconsider his derision lo resign at th end of the college year. A member of th board said today that Dr. Turner probably would not roconilder and If be withdraws from tho college most of the local mem bers of the board will also retire. . Th trustee declir that th synod haa not given th college th support that in pledged three year ago when tho institution wa aasd th sy nodical college of Nebraska. Tba commission lately proposed retrenchment la th man agement Which th local offloer Insist would lower tho Institution' standard of efficiency, i Interference by th com mission and lack of financial support la given aa Hi reason of tho present dlfliculty. Commission Meets For Its First Session . Over Liability Law (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. JO. -(Special Tel-egrain.)-Ths Krnployer' Liability com mission met this sfternoon In the gov ernor's offlco and put In several hour.i discussing th general Idea of what the proponed, bill should be. A resolution of fered by Victor Rosewater was adopted that whatever th nature of tho bill In other particular. It be In compulsory form. n resolution offered by Member Coffey was that th law be framed to apply to II hasardou occupation In which acci dents are llabl to occur. The secretary waa Instructed to make a tabulated con parisoa of th Waehlngton and Wiscon sin law and hav It ready for th next meeting of th commission, which will he In Omsha, February 14 at 10 50 a. m. The entire afternoon waa devoted to going over laws at oUssr Mate and also bills whIHi hav been prepared and not abopled by several state. an lllncsa lasting several year. II came to this city some thirty-ono years ago and has been engaged In farming most of the time. Ha was born In Belleville. III., fifty-six years ago. He leavea a widow and on daughter. Ills funeral will be held Wednesday. Mr, Amanda Prnltt, YORK, Neb., Jan. 9u.-npecial. Mrs. Amanda, wife of II. O. Prultt, died yesterdey at :tt a. m. Sh had been ill for several months. NEBRASKANS SEEK LIBERAL QUARANTINE ADMINISTRATION w:d, after tli visit that aa Central City is growing rapidly and lis business ex panding; he has no doabt that In the very ncir future city tn delivery will be established. HYMENEAL tit by heavy consumers of row grade :! fur vee other than light, power aut heat that the present law, which be cunaklers las drastic, might be tested. fliaa kista Park la tlariaaati. ','Nfc'INNATI. -O.. Jan. Jk-Jokn J. Rvaa.-4.wner K the Cincinnati frwa--hi- af ; new I'nited states Has bad , leag". eatd today that lie bad rented th lliotwarome bell park for is tn t It was raeaored Harry KlelafeUM. fox met third tanan of the Chk-airo and Cin cinnati Hubs, wtu)d be engaged to man age tt new club. Bea k, Ben F. Hunt. P. J. Moran. Releasee: By Brooklyn to Newark Harry Smith. By Chicago to Louisville A. A. C. C. Slepniclta (option sgree roentt. Br Philadelphia ta Buffalo tl. L-W!lttam C. Baxter. C. K. Ihr (optional!. Br Pittsburgh to Indlanapo na Thomae M. Murray, Albert S, Harm). Jr.. to eHirtnxfleld tCona. L.; onrod M. Smith. Ovid- Nicholson; to Chatta nooga, i. A.k Joha Mercer. ADYENTISTS APPORTION UNION COLLEGE DEBT ( From a Staff Correspondent. UNCOLN. Jan. t,-(8irlal.) Educa tion was the rente before the Adventlat conference today and a persistent cam- palgn In b-haJf of Christian education kt planned by tho central aod northern con ferences of th church. Several address were made, among them one by Prof. II. R. Salisbury, secretary nt the educational department of tha general conference. It was decided the two conference adopr a uniform plan for furthering the educa tional projects of the church. Th com mittee recommended, and the conference concurred, that Union college, at College View, be placed on a self sustaining basts. 1 and that the various conferences assume tba Indebtedness of the Institution, one third to be assumed by th northern union slid two-thirds by th southern. OtHlt Slataa Ceatracr. HOITH FRAMINOTON. Man.. Jan. li. -Marty O' Toole, the IX. WO pitcher, today sent his signed contract to Barney Drey. fu.s. president of the Pittsburgh club. He refused to stote the emount it called for, but said II was satlsfactoi y. DEATH RECORD Mr. Casper Mae's. NEBRASKA C1TV. Jan. M.tSpctal.) -Mr. Casper Sands, one of the oldest settlers of this part of the state, died at her home In thla city Sun day and her funeral took place from the St, Benedict Catholic church thla morn ing. She waa born October 29, IMS. and jcam t this state w hen quit young and j married Nicholas Durkhardt. who died some thirty years ago, and then she j married Casper Sand, who survlvea her. She Is survived by on son and five j daughters, all of them residents la this I vicinity. i Baroa Stanmere. LONDONJan. Je.-Baron Stanmor died ibcre today In hi eighty-fourth year. He wa on of th most prominent British colonial officials, having held tha post' of lieutenant or governor of a lance sum-' ber of British colonies, including New; Brunswick. Trinidad. Mauritius, FIJI. New Zealand and Ceylon. H waa a pro lific author and wa a member of th Hons of Lords, although he took very) llttl part In politics. , lrvla llerrlrk. . CAIRO, Nb., Jan. -Spcial.)-Irvin Herrlck, on of the homesteader of this part of the country and veteran of the civil war, passed away at his home In Cairo early yesterday morning, after an Illness of but a few hour of acuta Indigestion. Mr. Herrlck lived on his; homestead until about throe year ago, whea ho moved Into town. He leavea a wire and one son. He wa W years old. Job a Hoof. NEBRASKA ClTr. Neb.. Jan. B. -(Special. r-John Honf died at hi home south of thla city yesterday of cancer after (From Staff Correspondent.) WASHINUTON, Jan. x -(Special Tele grajn. Roprreentatlve Kinkaid, with S. P. Velatour of Lewellya, Neb., today had a conference with Dr. Melvln. chief of th bureau of animal Industry to enter plea for a mora liberal administration of quarantine regulations against the cattle mange. Dr. Melvln Informed hi visitors that ) department kt now calculating that It will be able to issue an order lifting the quar antine thl spring In a considerable area In Nebraska. Th area wrier It Is be lieved that th manga has been almost eradicated Ilea In Holt county, portion of Oarden, Keith Deuel and some other small area. . Kd Smith of Omaha Is la Washington on bualnesa before th Interstate Commerce commission. Judge J. S. McCarthy of Auburn. Neb., la In Washington, being Interested In a case pending before tho supreme court of the District of Columbia. Oeorge Chaplin of Lincoln, recently ap pointed to a eadetshlp at Annapolis, I In Washington and haa entered a achaal her which devotes It energle to pre paring candidates for Annapolis and West Point Senator Brown this morning called upon First Assistant Postmaster General Oar field to urge that Central City, Neb., be given free city delivery. Senator Brown Keller-Braeaaaler, NKBHASKA CITY. Jan. JH-tSpeclal.)--Harry Keller of Dunbar was un'ed In I rrsrriatc at the home of Mr. aj Mrs. Brammlcr, near Syracuse, to their daugh- j ter, Misa Elisabeth. In the presence of a I large circle of friends and relstlvs. They I will make their borne near Dunbar.. ' llofttnsa-Bsrbre. j NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Jan. W.-8pe- ' clal.y Benjamin 1". Huffman of lUverton, la., and .M s. ira tinner Harncr or enen andoali. la., were married In thla city but evening and left for their future home al Itlverton. !.' Arm la lorn Hkredder. BEATRICE. Neb.. Jan. if -(Special Telegram.) Iten Kaimund, eon Mr. and Mrs. W. o. r.clmund. living west of lie city, lout his left arm today In a 1 com ahreddrr which he was operating near Olenovcr, a ' Deatrtc suburo. Mr. Relmind brother, Walter,, recently had Ms left hand shot ofr. II wa married Chrlstma day and ta a prominent young farmer of this vicinity. Tb key to sucvess In busine&x is th Judicious and pcnUstent use of newspaper advertising. I'm WITNESS IN ASSAULT CASE RETURNS TO HASTINGS HOME 5 . laar Bad Wow Mac. SARANAC LAKK. N. T- Jan. Sx-F-d-motwl Lamv. former amateur skating charantnn. who recently turned Brofew- jei.nial. and M.iiria Wood, the present pn- I feanlonal 'haml1on. begsn a series of tee I races ber toriav. In i first event, at 2a m j yards. Wood won. finishing two verds w 'snea.1 of lamv In 3b :-i erconrfs. Lamv won the other two races at three-quarter of a mile and a mile. Th three qmrters time wa i and the mite time I S Iowa (Ityw IOWA CfTT. 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