THE BEE: OMAHA, THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 191-'.
SILK HAT HARRY'S DIVORCE SUIT
Judge Rumhauser Believes in Young Blood
Copyright, lli National News Association
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OPENING GAME IN OMAHA Athletes Consider
Approaching Meet
Schedule Adopted and Officer
Elected at League Meeting.
ST. JOE ASD DENVER FAVORED
Flea frees Oklahoma tier far Fiw ,
ehiee Sow Held by Uaeela 99
Dee Malar Hdn-Tn
Fraachlsee Transferred.
. CHICAGO, Feb. J.-A schedule of M
lm, beginning April It and enudlng
September B, was adopted, two franchisee
were transferred and oflfcers wan
alactad at the annual meeting bara to.
day of tba Western Baaa Ball league.,, A
plaa (Tom Oklahoma City for the fran
chise bow bald alt bar by Lincoln or Da
Ilolnaa waa received. Tna playing sched
ule call tor three trlpa around tha cir
cuit. '
la tba nattar of holiday tames, St
Joaaph and Denver am moat favored;
aaeh lata thro holiday fame. Tha boll
day acbadulaa ara aa followa:
Opening day Omaha at St Joaaph,
Mora City at Omaha, Lincoln at Denver,
Wichita at Topeks.
Decoration bay Topaka at rV. Joseph,
Wichita at Denver. Omaha at Woux City,
Lincoln at Des llolne.
July Fourth-Omaha at St Joaaph, Den
ver at Lincoln, Wichita at Topska, Des
Notne at Blatw City.
Labor Day, September I t Joaapb at
Omaha. Lincoln at Danrar, Topaka at
Wlchlia, Moos City at Daa Moines.
Da Moines announoad tha exchange
of First Baaamaa Dyar and Fltebar
Owena to Lincoln for Ftrat Bissau
Tbona and Pitch ar Knapp.
Tna maatlnff waa bald at Comlakay'i
bal park, after tba rsprsaantattve of tna
varioua clubs bad mat at a downtown
botal and Informally dlpeoaaad tha ub
Ject to b eonatdarad at tha meeting.
Tna first formal work of tha meeting
waa tha transfer of ownership of tba
Wichita club from Prank laball to tha
Wichita Athlatla aeeoctatlob-
. Tbia elnb baa barn a bona of eoatantloa
batwaco Puebk) and Wlcblta. Par a part
of last aaaaoa tha club waa at Pueblo,
awing to It removal to Wichita, from
which place It waa takta to Pueblo aa
acoouat of lack of attendance.
Another transfer whloh required official
aetloa by the league was the turning over
of the Da Moines club to Prank I shell
and Thomas Fainrealher.
Tha members of tba Omaha Athletic
alub met at the University of Omaha
club room yesterday and discussed tha
advisability of holding aa athletlo meet
tbl spring. Rome wore In favor of making
K an outdoor meet and other desired to
I It la the Auditorium Tba only
place aa outdoor meet coo Id be bald la
oa Creigbtoa field, and It la hardly large
enough or laid out right
It has been suggested that tba later-
acholastle events be scheduled for tha
first night and tba general event the
second night It la thought that If this la
dona there will be larger crowds. Last
year tba majority of tba men was took
part la tba meet were ouuldora, aad did
not draw as wall aa local athlete.
Pbystel Director Cam ef tba public
school said bs thought that great la tar-
eat would be taken la tba meat tbl year
because of tha Olympic gemee which ar
la be held In Swedes this summer.
A committee oonsutlng of Stanley
Resewater, & 8.' Caldwell and It L
Cams was appointed to meet with mem-
bar of tba University alub and see If
they would become numbers of tba ath
latla dub. Many of tha member have
made knows thele Intentions at doing this.
High
School Girls ,
Play Basket Ball
High school aula began basset ball
practice at tna school gymnasium yester
day, when about twenty-five ean-
dhUtea took up tba floor eport la earnest
under tna dlrecUoa of atlas Boa Dumont,
pbysloai training Instnaotor for girl.
Regular preotloe will be bald srarj
Wednesday afternoon during the re
mainder of the winter. Clee quintet
will be organised, captains alactad aad a
schedule of Inters! ooateeta arranged
seal week. .
McFarland Takes
Measure of Burns
NEW TORK. Fab. T.-Packey McFar
land, tba Cblcaga lightweight, had tba
batter of every round osoapt tba ninth,
which was even, ef a ten-round fight
with KM Bum of Now Tork at the Fair
mount Athletic club tonight The stock
yards ehampioa wss never forced to ex
tend himself and at tba end bed Burn
very weak and tired and bleeding from
aass and mouth. Thar war no knock
down.
Burn appeared te be afraid of McFar
land. fighting very ceutttoualy, while
Packey ceoiy aieasured bis man, totaled
htra bit a lead and then drove la lefts
, aad right te tha face and body.
la tha seventh round Burns landed a
long wild swing ta McFarland few, stag
gering tba westerner tor a moment but
aulckly recovering Packey leaded a fusil
lade of blow ta the fare.
la tba ninth round Bum tended bis
eaty effective Mows, both wild swinge.
Which leaded sauerery oa McKertand e
right aye, almost cloetag It.
la the tsath Burns started with a rush
and leaded a right and left t tba face.
MaFarlaad stopped tba New Torker with
sharp apsarcata ta tba face and body..
Mews Weaaerfal Mealing;.
Aftsr suftarms' meay years with
sera Asass King, Pert Byroa, N. T-. waa
eared by Bueklsa's Arnica Salve. Bo.
Far sal by Beatoa Drug Co,
OMAHA SKI JUMPER
MAKES GOOD SHOWING
CANTON, S, D., Feb. J. -Wpaolal.V-
Over M people attended a ski tourna
ment bora Monday. Tha hill Is tha beat
In tna state, about M feet long aa vary
steep, a a M-feot jump caa be made
y. Sunday, however, a light snow fell.
haadlcaptog the runners. Thirty Jumpers
took part la tba coo teat, among them
prlae winner from Snath Dakota, Mla-
aesots, Wlaconsln 'and newcomers from
Norway. The longest standing lump was
mads by l Hoi by of Augustan la college.
Canton. S. D., whs mad aa elegant leap
at seventy aevea test, S. & Tomsett a
traveling salesmaa of Omaha look fourth
prise, making two graceful jumps of
Uty-tw aad sixty feet Hie third Jump
was eighty-two teat but-he tumbled over.
Ha wss tbs only Nebraakaa la tba eon-
tost Canton will have a ski tournament
every winter and hopea ta make It on
of tha greatest In the country.
English Gets Decision
in Bout with Murphy
ATLANTA, Oa., Feb. tClereac Eng
lish of Omaha won the dectstoa over Jack
Murphy of Pittsburgh at tbs States club
bore tonight Murphy showed iwmarkabls
gameneea. but was knocked dowa ta the
sixth round for the count of nine.
MANY TEAMS TO ENTER
TOURNEY NEXT WEEK
With saly a week Intervening before
the Interstate Basket Ball tournament
open at tba University of Omaha maay
team are writing la that they will be
here. Among those which bare written
this weak are Blair, Deaisoa and Com
ing. Of these the latter team has bi
be wing unexpected strength this seal
and ha beta beating everything la
aouthwestara Iowa and u coming her
aetormlned to make a hard tight tor
first place.
..Beatrice, the team which wwa 1
championship of Nebraska bast year.sje
making big arenaraaona ta snow all et
their anponintt soma at tha finer points
about basket bslL
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DISPUTE IS ETOED BT THE COTTRT
Jwdaw liltea Melaa'that Presssater
Ceald Aaaosat Dewaty ta View
. et Peat that Deputy Weald
, Serve Wllheat Pay.
Obstaola , which prevented Attorney
Charles A. Ooss, appointed by Attorney
Oeoeral Orant O. Martin to assist - the
Douglas county grand Jury la Its probing
of graft Jury bribing and general law
violation ebargee, from entering upon hla
duties Tuesday were wiped out yester
day. After a hearing begun Tues
day afternoon and finished yesterday
Judge A. L. Button gave an opinion that
County Attorney Bngllsh should appoint
Ooss deputy eounty attorney, so that ha
might enter the grand Jury room and
assist the Inquisitorial body without
Jeopardising the validity of any Indict
ment that may be returned. English de
cided to abide by Judge Sutton' opinion.
English Takes a llaad.
Ooes entered the grand Jury room at
U k after he had filed the required bond
and It had been approved by the seven
Judges of the dlatrtct court Mr. English
aad Deputy County Attorney Oeorgs A.
Magney already were there. Until yester
day Mr. Magney bad been the only attor
ney from the county attorney's oftloe as
sisting tba grand Jury. Immediately after
Ooes appointment, however, Mr. English
took a band la the matter of assisting ths
grand Jury and sntered the grand Jury
room with Mr. Magney. .
After bis appointment by Attorney Oen-
arad Martin, which wss announced Tues
day morning, Mr. Goes asked Mr. ni
nth to appoint blm deputy county attor
ney an the grouad that If bs should go
before tha grand Jury without being
clothed with tha full authority such ap
pointment would five, hi pros ones might
tnvaltdata all tba work of ths body and
all Indictments, It any, returned, might
a quashed. -.
Piooasotoe Objeeta.
Mr. English objected that ha already
bad the full quota at deputies allowed him
by tha statute aad would not appoint an
ettier. It waa suggestad ha might have
oa of hi deautiee laslga temporarily
aad arpotnt Ooes. He did not favor this
Tha bearing before Judge Suites re
aalted M -aa asrejigesneat by which Ooes
at eBpotaesd and serves without eompen
sauoa from the county. Ha will be said
by tha atata cat at a state fund for spe
cial preeeoiUooa. ,
SLEEPING PORCH WITH
EVERY APARTMENT NOW
outdoor eleealBg
I a luxury, have
teceeetty, H. ht
outdoor bedroom
TOM IT5CE IS BEAOODIO .ABOUT
HIS rXFIBES AQAT5.
IC'jriatie will havs
I for every suite at apartments m a new
iBpartmeat bouse which ha will build- at
Ko rroedy tUt does not mtirelr rrmor ti Mtise of Cafan a from tbs "- b. sooth
Mood will ever msie s pmnaucnt core of the trooble. Jnst ss lone sg i th J fuTtnt. between Thtrty-nintb
cdrcoUtios remaingeoctaminatid witnlbe imparities and catarrhal mattes rorUet, ureeta will be Mxa feet m
wbick produce the trouble, the nacos membrane or inner luunfrs of tie iUUII(n and win coat tat.m 1 D.
body will be kqt in Hat" of Irritaa'iSn aad disease. Spray, lotion and unu ta the architect
otlier local armUcatioo will aometimea tenporarily relieve tha bfht, fua -
fcelinz in the bead, bwzrinr noises U the ears, nncooilorbihle, stngy leelina; M.Pmsaa cm mm.
oTtb.VTnd STtlocae. the mcug inthe throat; tt Cabtrrh U . ?JXJZrX?S,i
constitutional blood disorder and nntil it ha been entirely drives from the wut. with young Em tonight at
steni therec- be o i.1! T-'
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InHiimea imotiii----" S R Z7 . - MASON CTTT. la.. Feb. t.-( Special
arma e-rrrr diaaneeable gyinptora. 8. S. 8. mcbes oown to tna wer Teieavaaa.-Paul Praba af tbta alty.
i .A a Irvf n( th diaeaK in the rvstem. Book OS Catarrh, lightweight eeamaloa of Iowa, woa hla
- - . . match last nlbt Miller was to throw
and any medical advice tree to ail wno wrne. . ia three ome an hour, but on-
TTre SWIFT SP&MfiU C0 Ail.AaTA UAs , nmed rtfty-alght aslaote bt throwing
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by Kid Burns te a boat la jsew lore
last night hi toe sore tor him to ga on.;
Thomas J. Lynch, president of tha
National stague. who declsrea that his
organisation will have one of the b
umpire staff hi the history of bs
ball, when the Ull curtain rings up
the base ball season. Lynch, a former
crack umpire himself, felt keenly the
criticism of his failure to have a really
competent staff last year. He tal
great pride In his ability to Judge tha
comparative merits of men, and would
much disappointed It his powers of
dlaerlmlnattoa should "go back on him"
Oris year as they did but season. There
will bo only two new faoaa hi the
National League empire corps this year,
but Lynch ears they will be the stellar
member ot the bunch.
BILL HOKUF AND OSCAR
WASSEM ARE TO WRESTLE
Wrestling tana who attend tba wrest
ling match oa Friday. February M at
tha Auditorium, ar expecting totsee a
classy bout Tha main event will be a
flntak match between Joss Westergaard,
the Iowa Olaat and Yuastf Mahmout
Tha seml-ttnal event will also be a
corker, for Bill llekuf baa challenged
Oscar Wassom for a
Waasem baa accepted.
Waaler and Hokuf have put up, KM
ss a aide bet'and the winner will ale
take all the Anoney which la pat ap by
Manager Olllaa for their eerric. Un
usual mtoreat Is being taken la tha
match.
OMAHA MAY HAVE BIG
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
A probable Industrial expedition la I
Auditorium next tall and plana far the
ms-rfsn t-f Ak-Sar-Baa parade will
be gUcMsaid by tbs Omaha Manufactur
ers' aasodatloa at today meeting
Chicago Man Sends
Check to Milliken
Albert Kerr of Chicago sends to the
editor of The Be a check for 110. drawn
oa the Albertlna Kerr benefit fund. In
favor of V. 8. Mllllkea of University
Place, whoa . wlf and daughter wer
killed by a Burlington freight train near
Lincoln on Monday. Mr. Kerr aska that
tha money be given to the husband, who
Is la needy drcumatanoes.
Eggs Drop Again
in Price Because-,
Hens Are Hustling
Egg price fell again yesterday, the drop
being t cents a doten. The wholesale
price, which waa II cant Tuesday and
it cents the day before. Is now K cents.
The retail price ranges from IS to
cents. .
The Nebraska ben la getting very busy
now," said A. King of Hayden grocery
department "and further decline may
be looked tor. Wa expect to sell eggs
at M centa a doaen Friday. "
Butter, since tbl week s drop, I still T
cent higher than a year ago. For
thro week sales ot butterin la Omaha
nave been twloe aa heavy aa usual, svea
for tbl time ot year.
FOSTER HITS BAD BUNCH
HARD JOLT INPOLICE COURT
Police Judge Faster dealt severely with
the men and women rounded up In the
raid ot the Athens hotel. Cut South Thir
teenth street Anton Laves and Chris
Papa, proprietor ot the hotel, wer ar
rested tor assault upon Lynda Nelson at
Mead, Neb., and later tha raid wa mad
On their hotel. Lava was ordered to tha
rock pile for thirty day and Pap waa
fined V and ooeta.
Lynda Nelson waa turned over to the
Juvenile court Chris Btrathaa. wbo a
arrested and charged with stealing ST
cant tram tha Nelson girl's pocket book
waa fined & and oosta. Joe Curries,
Inmate, was fined ft and costs. The
four girls. Signs Anderson, Marie Smack.
Hssel Montgomery and Buale Bailey, who
were caught In the raid, were sentenced
to thirty days each In Jail under a stats
mittimus.
Berated Counterfeiter Rrtakea,
DHNVER. Feb. 7. Richard J. Lewie
convict counterfeiter who escaped from
his guards at K ansae City some time
ago while on hie way from Fort Leaven
worth to testify In a cans at St Louie,
waa recaptured bare today, Lewi horn
Is In St Joseph. Mo.
01D CASES ARE DISMISSED
"Carrie . Out Folic
Adapted by Judges.
TBJJITY-FOIIK ABE THROWS OUT
nineteen of Thee Are Dl
Aetlema Started Over a Tear
te TrlaL
In line with the policy adopted by tba
district Judge to force Uttganta to get
ready for trial and try their lawsuits or
alas get out of court-Judg Charles Lee-
Its ot the equity division ha dismissed
thirty-four cases tor want of proeeou-
nen. It had been announced ha would
call hla docket aad peremptorily dismiss
all old eases hi which no one appeared
to explain why they wer being neglected.
Nineteen ot the case ar divorce c
tlsna, started mors than a rear ago and
never brought to trial. They ar a fol
low: Ida M. against Walter L. Ander
son, Lucy C against Jerome Orabam,
Mary against John Kerrigan. Margaret
J. against a. A. Warren. Catherine M.
against Horace A. Rankin, May A.
against W. M. Snyder, C L. against
Marian Braley. Julia against Henry Be
rn orey, Monte against Rosa Fox, Tom
against Mary O'Brien. Alice M. against
Jobs Howard, Jennie against A. J. Kap
lan, J. H. against Mamie C Frailer,
Oliver against Mary Roeanberger, Stella
again it L. L. Hart Richard against
Laura Morley, Charlie against Bessie
Jonas, Allie M. age' net Walter a Lee,
Dorothy against A. E. Washington.
PIONEERS MEET THURSDAY
. TO ARRANGE FOR SOCIAL
Douglas county pioneer will , meet
thai afternoon In tha council chamber of
the city hall. The midwinter aodaJ to be
held on Washington' birthday will be
discussed and the committee appointed.
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