THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1912.
Sherlocko the Monk
The Adventure of the Dreadful Shrieks
. Copiigbt. B1J, National Nm Association
By Gus Mager
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OWNERS HOLDDP AGREEMEN
Americas League magnate lUfuc
to Ratify Document.
WAIVIS -'CLAUSE - CRITICISED
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. rillCAOO. Feb. hV-Th American bar
111 leagu owner In session her today
ret used le ratify - tha revised national
agreement and referred It aa a whola to
resldeift v B. Johnson for revision. No
..dais was art for hi report on It.
Numerous objection war offered to
&hs agreement, but lha most' unpopular
s-lsus at mud to b lha ana routine to
tnter-leagu waivers an drafted and pur-
, chased major, leagu players. It pro
vides, amonc othrr things, that neither
drafted nor purchased Mayor aha II bo
nt ta minor league club until all tha
club In both league shall hara bad an
opportunity to w airs on him. Drafted
Jjlayre mutt ba delivered Immediately.
J But In tha eaaa of a purehessd player
tho clause provide the waiver pries of
a purchased player shall be fixed by ne
' foliations between tho interested oiuha.
and la the event of tfcelr InaMlltjr la
pgr, by the commission, whoa deoMon
shall be final; of a drafted player, the
mount paid for bit selection, plus fJM."
' ' rear Leas la balee. '
, In the past It has not been necessary
for team owner in either of tha big
rleegues to obtain waivers on purchased
.players outside their own organisation,
and In cases where high priced player
were concerned It has been customary to
Reimburse In full the ealler tor his out
lay in obtaining tha player. -Under the
f proposed, ruling several earn owners
. see a possibility at hlh priced players
going tor lha waiver price, a tew hun
gered dnllass and-KM
- Fran-J. Ktvttrof the Detroit dub. one
. f those. who opposed U Mrsemant In
Its present form, said:
' "It frequently Is lha case that a player
('who baa east from W.OB to 11. 00 u, far
-soma reason, si no ua to ms owner,
Coder the literal applicatloa of tha pro
. pused rule It nlchl bs nsasssary to part
with. him for about ,, this to Include
the waiver price of tZ.ua, the exponas
a Bioney sad th added IM.
"I da Bet see as muck objection to th
dual 'waiver feature at the rata as the
: financial settlement. Tha rule abooM bs
broadened so as not to make tha final
piics arbitrary ta case of tba failure, of
club owner ta bares.'
Although the sgxssmeitt was Sot. r ti
tled today, all at tba ronfereoa are confi
dent It soon will be. Wttk a fees kk,na
" they say, tho whole document will be
satisfactory to team. The rtub owner
. voted unanimously to empower FreaMeM
Johnson to ass whatever methods be
' might see fit In order to suppreee betting
, in all the league t parks.
Trade and sale talk dwindled to Both
lag today. Net a deal eras ea scenes.
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' Western League Base Ball Schedule for Season 1912
ip-uI1 L'.N0LN WICHITA TOPEKA BT. JOHKT-H DI MCPINM J SIOTX CITT OMAHA
At Home. At Home. At Home. At Home. , At Home. At Home. At Home. At Hornet
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DENVER J July J-4-W June -a-- June . July 1H Jul, n-lt-U-u JJ T--l Jul? tn" "ul a
, Aug. U-&-S-X hept, S-M-S-X Aug. 7I-a - Aug. s-r-aVU. Aug. a-a-JI . Aug. 1-17-1-1 Aug. U-U-U-ii
May s-VM May l-l-M May aVV-n , May aVle-aVM June 1S-I4-U-M Mar tt-B-S-M
LINCOLN - ' Jun W-J-M June )-. July I-l ' June --- , , July is-nva-a HvSM , JnrylTLvit July fi-Tw
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,', JJ IrLM-" April ApiH .vn-B May'lS-M-U-M May n-BVI- May fl-n-S-H Mar J5-!-r-
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topeka iT? t'il J"'r juri a-fi-a-a . Um-m jVeJllSira. iVlyjKS" juT?
Sept. r-a-a-a 8Pt ao-a-a-i! Aug. n. 8pt. i-m Sept. 7-t--i Aug. t-p-a-u Aug. u-u-M-a Aug. w-isS-il
. Juno ls--s-M June 1-1-1-4 June t-HVII-U Mey 17-U l- . .'May -l(t-ll-ll Asrll a-M-a-a Mav S-f-7-i
IT. JOSEPH - July . Aug I t July n-pva-a . Aug. H-M Jul? l-l.7-ll LTuTJ -34-i- June July l-M junaaTfji-a
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Fir Nebraska at Fort Donelson
Big Grapplers Are
Ready for Tonight
' With Tuslff Mshmout th Terrible
Turk, ta town aad Jess Wektergaard due
ta arrtva early this morning, and the
-Auditorium all fixe, everything la In
readiness for th big finish bout tonight
rt tne Aedltorlum. Both siea arc la ths
vary best of condiuoo, - . , . ..
Mahmsut arrived la town Wednesday
and has been working out dally with
hla trainer. Oeorge, Weber. Mshmout
haa been doing tea allies a day road work
and considerable Inside work at a Inoal
gymnasium. Bnll Klsnk. tha Turk's
manager, ear he la aoafident that Ms
man win dump the big iswaa tonight
However, be oanriite that Wertersaard
a a wejstertul snaa. Westergaerd .has
been working hard tur Ihl rhstra, which
be ssy Is tktbateat of his career.
The prellmmarles are deprd awl ta be
the beet of ' the", wlnler. Two finish
matches will be pulled aft prior ta the
big event Jack, liver asd Uson Venice
of Lincoln 1U be the first ta appear ea
, the mat and a good fast bout a prom
' toed. Th eerartfmal I t a b rip sooner
' B. B. rope at But torn, yeL, will go ap
against Toaag Sullivan ot Omaha. These
men are old rivals.
Beell Hurls Defi '
T at Big Grapplers
Fred Beell. the . crack Wsseansla
wrestler, has wired, a challenge ta the
snorting editor of The Bee, He hurts a
c-fl to the winner ot the Westergaard
Mshasout match which Is te be palled
off at the Auditorium Friday sight lie
says be wll wresil for any dsrlrsd aide
bet. Beell at' one time In Xew Cn-tean
put the BbouWers of Frank Ootcb to
Um mat . - -
George Gion Would
Wrestle With Wassem
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neorg Oton of AOlxra wtsbes Ua-wugb
The Bee to chalieag '"scr Wassem to
reetle at ar trm xr prarex'B admits
that Wassem threw bin wiieii be vn
n net leaning tba gam but he ear be
as kj-r fears tba mora Maerienced
asa and la anxious ta take him an at
ary piacs m Itearsaka Wsmim tmrht
ktane. -
, GENERAL JOHN M. TIIATER.
Tb rough aide of war aevr won my
young affection.' said J. T. Behm of
Omaha. He went to the war aa a drum
mer boy In the First Nebraska,, and
"Tap" was lha only name ba answered
is during hi aorvtce. Tba aJuUtersary
ot ths surrender of Fort Donelaon, which
look place February It, 1M1. stirred the
mory ot the old drummer bey. and
he was. willing to recall sotne ot the In
etdents that be wrtneeeed. -
"When the First Nebraska arrived oa
the scene after marcs tag off the steam
boat, tb first taing wa noticed was a
United State guaboat drtfttiuj dowa
tb river. This msy ar may not bars
been the Carondelet, which was the first
beat la and the last out at the fight with
the fort from tha river. We had to lay
dowa in the woods oa ths bank thai elfin,
and tba ardor was thai no fires bs lighted.
That was lough for everybody was weary
and hungry.
"Being just a boy. and probably not
nartng a due eenss of th Importance of
urh an order. I found a alee secluded
spot and started a title fire, la my coffee
cup I melted some enow until It was el
ates full of snow water. Tbea I cut
"a bacoa off tb ration In my baver
ssrk and boiled It edding aome hardtack
and pepper and salt That mixture made
a tine soup, the best I ever roavamber
ta have lamed. Just aa I waa setting busy
with tt. C.snl John M. Thayer came
prwwllnf about the oamp. He aottatd my
l
little fir and came ever to It. He said-
Taps, what are you doing? Don't you
know It's against order to bavs any tire
tonight r I told him that t waa hungry
and offered him A taste of the soup, lis
rook It and agreed with my aataloa that
It wa mighty good, but again cautioned
me about the fire. I let It burn low. but
kept tt going, shielding It aa much as
poMMa.
"Pretty soon I got sleepy and didn't
notice a soldisr wha bad rolled to near,
while tossing In hla sleep on the frosen
ground. His (artrldg bog finally got
Inta tha fire' and the ammunition In It
exploded ' when tho leather wa burnt
through. That did atlr up tha animals.
but I Instantly scattered tha ftra and waa
asBMerher else right gulck. Th mystery
of that, cartridge bog explosion never
era asplalned property, but fortunately
ae ana wa seriously hurt
"After putting la a miserable night, at
daybreak tha regiment wa ordered for
ward, tba fir front the boat and th
tort having ceased. We moved ahead
lying down, Under order. Tb First Ne
braska fellows were noted for a fondness
for lbs ground when the ballet were
flying, although they did consider bM
shooting of effective character, whenever
they war placed, aa will readily be re
called. WWIa moving forward we bad a
onanee ta ssa tha fort, and It certainly
looked like hard nut to erect; but w
didn't reallt It bad already been about
cracked. There were three batteries, ana
about as high abera tb river aa tha
first story ot tba Be building, the aeo
ond Una ot guns twenty ar thirty feet
above that, and tba third battery an
top of toe parapet.
"When the regiment bad got pretty well
under way that morning a ahsrn snell ot
shooting occurred. On of ew men. pained
out uoykk, was cloee bealnd ma when
a bullet kit him ta th mouth. It knocked
out twa at hla tee.th and passed awt
tnroogp, on aid at hi jaw. Ha wa
about as bard a they mad 'era. baring
sen a u reman m at Leult before ea.
iletlng. He wss badly hurt but Bot tn
eeaottated. aad laMsted I' accompany
mm te IS surgeon. Thai saaa waa far.
McClell and with his hospital stewards
and utedldns cheat be era ea a eld bJM
a good way back from where we were
when Doyle was hit As soon aa we
reached the surgeon lb wounded man's
wg bandaged, and the tb bullet
began to fry again. One volley bit the
spot where wa were, and tba eurawoa's
bunch took op a aulck awvemeat ta the
rear. The eurgeon bad given Dovte a
drink eat of a Mg, brows bottle marked
spirits f rumen tl or aoawthlng Ilk that
aad bad then replaced tt In. th Bisdidae
caset. ueyi made me pick ap ths chest,
flslng the strap ever my attouldera. aad
ba carried my diain. which had a bole
oust through tt when lbs surgeon' t staff
came under fire. They had a hospital
tenie or anything like that aad the cheat
waa in Bsspttai eutnt Doy said we'd
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1. FRED BEHM.
seed It at tba treat sad wa started foz
tna regiment again.
After a while I got tired earylng that
pack, which weighed a good many pounds.
and finally laid It down. I anMift carry
K any further. 'All tight' said Doyle.
Vav It here, but w tl get that bottle
out 'and ba beak K with brra, firing am
back tb drum, ftooa we came up to th
tort, whlrb bad already surveaasred.
When am went la there was a frightful
Been f dertruotloa and ceafuatea. About
everything ta tb fart waa knocked ad
war aad eruQBil. aad the etfloera were
busy trying to brhag ardor out at tb
coefsatea. Pretty eooa we were aa tha
rch again, ta Fart Henry. Tba Inci
dent of that night and morning were
re sharply hmitseaiil a my tnmd the
anything els about tha capture of Fort
Don i son."
It will be recalled by readers of war
history that It waa at Fort Donelaon
that (Jeneral Grant bigsa to sbln aa
naiasser. Wbea General Wans Bolivar
Buekaer eeught aa araastloo 4reat ree
turned hla famous ultimatum that Boot
ing lees than absolute srrrander wauld
ba considered, and that otherwise be pro
posed ta suova at, once aa tha works. A
result of tho operatic about Furls
Donelson and Henry at that time. Coiuael
Thayer waa mode a brigadier gasaei.
In tha saaw fight Colonel James a
Weaver, the Iowa islin aba baa past
'led. waa a saajor la tb Second town ls
taatry.
Km Four Wolves
FAIHBV'RT. Xsbw Feb. II. (Upeaal.)
Tba nth bag Wart bunt ta.Jwrtsrsan
eauaty took pane la th huiHaiy t
Fair sow ta tha bale south et Kesterseu
aneT Hose Creek. Note Whs loaHg aba
fact that Use anaw was flv bssbes deep.
"rry- a farvaere aad JlBeim from
FsJrbury parUripated la tba haaa. Tba
etsaaa for tba sast has baihabjd Anay
BeUy sad Cbm'tss Boass; saath Mas. Ray
Tsrpssasg asm Frank I sags; wast aaan
Tbnmaa Cbtraaar J C. Aanabe aaa O,
tamer he Ossg preeksca afstr they
tan trasa tberr bridal trip, They ares
given a reeeptiea at tba WsiWnsssk sans
tbla aftaraaam.
Cohaaaa. Bnyht
seen at tba rouadup aad wbea tha etrel
closed in Mtr bad sssapsA Three were
shot outright and aaa waa ahaasd late
a bsia. TMa vef waa dag eat aad tbaa
aartlooaa oxT. briaglag B.m Tba
oseda were divided I sting the fallow who
did tha digging.
NEWS NOTES FROM BEATRICE
Fbllllp Craft Haa L Baaaam la
ts Ptoses by Pall of
a Tree.
BEATRJCB. Xob. Feb. U.-SpecuU.-
PhUUp Orart. a avrsH Mvksg tsar sails
northwsst at tha otty. bad hat right leg
broken la twa si ess y astir sj by a tree
falllag epoa Mm wblia ba waa suttlng
wood aa has famv Ha managsa t pet
out at tba was g lb tree whoa B ted.
t was tt stnsah tb frnssn sarth It
rebounded la sock a way as ta strike
Mr. Onuff, knocking aim dowa and toast
ing ha leg.
fbsrs vrsr twwaty-aa aralaaa
Wsdnnsday avsning and fourteen Tues
day rmng at tba laerry evaisai'lstic
meetmgs being held hara.
Rev. j. Davis, who nag been pastor
of tba Christian church her for th last
ten years, aremmuned ky- ktx family,
ha goea as paster of ths Centres Avoau
Christian enure at that pbssa, -
Joba abaaat. a tarsssr maeg soatb at
tb etty. aaa soads a tost of hla sssd
a aad round tt wrack totter tha sa
soeted. Us pleated Mb grains, and of
tba number I apt oated, twenty had baa
ALEX HUNTER ACQUITTED
OF CHARGE OF MURDER
FtATT8MOl'Tir. Nsb.. Tsn. 17.-tP.BS-
cleX) Alex. Hunter, who was charged
with tha muMsT of John Wagner, who
body wa found on September IS lying
beneath lbs curved trestle west of Pa-
clfTo Jsnctlon, was anrotttsd B th dis
trict Co art of Oieawood thl morning.
Aftay beartag rh testimony of twelve
'ii for the arses, ths court, on
motion of tba defendant Instructed a
verdict faverebls to defendant' acquit
tal. .
DEFENSE INTRODUCES -WITNESSES
AT FREMONT
FBXMONT. Neb, Feb. kV-Aftsr ta
trailiailiig tas svldeace of seven nllnissn
d tba ktllakg at MB Oerev by Al Frwys
bast CaVBStaass day, tb stats reared Ha
ease aad) th dsfanas prsotsdsd with tb
bsttsuawthea of testimony this morning.
Tb Bret witnesses ceiled were used to
swhstearttat, the thesry f tb etefense
that Pruyii shot m self dsrsass after
tb dsn as id aaloonhsrpsr bad drawn a
CHARTER MEETTO JUNIORS
Inter-Clati Affair tt Lincoln Woa'
in Walktwny.
FEESHJH3 COKE El SECOUD'
Sixtera relets Behlad Leadcea ta'
Tsasav Bewats st alsUaaw Cea
teet Belay Bare Exctt
' leg ta Character.
LINCOLN, Feb. 15.-Bpeclsl Telegram.)
Ths annual charter day meet at ths
University of Nebraska brought out soma
close competition at the gymnasium
Thursday afternoon. Tb meet waa an-
tnter-clas affair, which was won by tho'
Juniors, with the freshmen second, tha
sophomores third and tha seniors fourth.
The score: Juniors, tl; freshmen, -15;
sophmiwses, B aad the seniors, a .
Grahsra. a post graduate, spilt points la
tb pole vault with RusseU, a senior.
Th most sx citing event waa the relay.
which was won by the sphomore. Tha
race was In doubt until ths final lap by
ths hut man. la tba high kick tha pea
was placed aa inch over tha university I
record, but both Meier and Hansen mimed
It and la tht toas off Hansen worn.
Reese, a freshman from Randolph put,
th shot tt feet t Inches, winning han-j
dUy over hla competitors. Ross to alas
a sprinter ot oonslderable promise In (
addition to Mis valuable work with tha
weights. I
stay took tba tweaty-flva-yard dash.,
but was closely pushed by Zumwtnkl. a
first year mart, whs sUnatnalsd all st thai
veteran sprinters In the tryoutt. I
Following la ths summary of tha meetit
Twenty-fire-yard dash.- First, - May: I
aecoBd, Zumwlnbla. Timet .
Pole vault: Russell and Graham tiers
for first at M feet t Inches, RusseU win-1
nlng the toss. ,
Tweive-pouad shot put; First, Reese, I
48 feet b Inches; second. Ross, 41 feet'
4 Inches; third. Hsnseu. 40 feet r-ln-h. i
Fence vnun: First. Kaornrre atieasa
M Msnssn fiea rev serosa, Hansen- wan
ning the toss. Height: feet t Inches.
Running high kick: Meier sad Hansen
tied for first. Hansen wtnafng tba teas.
Ruaalag high Jump: Hsstlage, first I
RusseU aad Kruae, tscond. Height, . i
feet ( Inches
Ron ctrmhtng: Biannen, first: Barnoea.
sscoad; Israel, third. Tnnsi t sad a aac
ISO
nsen wf 1
ond; Juniors, third; freshmen, tourth.
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.NPBRAX A CTTT. Neb, Fob. It-
- i . wesusaj es xna mos
snd base ball suescrlbars, 8. K. Bradley,
Harvey D. Tube asd James A Richardr
sr.Oea tor the camslaryaar, with
might deem best and Is conduct tha af-
aad sesata th traaebls la th Mink
ise erg oracars mas iheir re
i ass tnesr resrgna
a they rersoed ke
perrslsaxe. Ths ears, Ms. Braadt
say, has been sunt a hss crib thia wa-
sad wsa xBssd to aK aiaaa at
weather.
Pnsassiss laecttwe a Blumiflild.
BUKMPUUJD. Neb. Fbb. bV-gps-
clej.l A twa days' sir snd aaaual aaeot-
mg sf tas hrissmtlsid farmers lascilsti
shmsd to tbto slty Taarsay mgM at tba
PpssbB tasaiar. Iliatsy sbsiiii
prsstdent of the State
BtmdtiW ajsatlatla-i. spok sa
USERS OF LOW GRADE OIL
SEEK CHANCE TO GET IT
' - IFrom a SUff CeTespuudssL)
UNCOLK. Fbb.-' - nv-(Special. vatate
Ott. inspector Uueeoetter has received a
letter from tho National ItofUing com
pany ot Omaha asking aa a favor to
nmaufacroeerx -and tonsomsi that tb
Inspector sue peed action against low
srada oils until after Moaday.
Tho httter says that Moadsy a meeting
uiil be bold in Omaha, attended by rvpre
statatrns sd tb Nsttnnsl ssenpany. the
Manhattan Oil company, tba Thomaa
Cusack cbsuauiy, oh dealers and pro
s' oc-era, and FsJrbanka. Moras Cs. Poos
Oa Bngla company nnd tb liaatr
Mill Maaufacturing corspaay, dealers Is
so aad gaa soglnea, toTsblch laspectar
Huaenetter B Invited. H wm accept th
In th letter It ta stated that if ths
law aa Interpreted by th auerwey gea
eral to enforced tt will be a treat hard
ship ta maaufactursrs and to users of
oa for power, as rt shuts out ths rbeaper
oil. which Is Just a good for that pur
pose snd costs much hwe. tt B suggsnd
that after the meeting they will call ea
the attorney general to see If there a
not seme way by which this ea ran be
admitted If used he r - -
Jt m pouted out that such ail Is admitted
m www siaiss.
Blssaart ttoteats Drake.
DM MOUTES. Feb. 1-rrh. ll-i.i n
of Missouri defsated Drabs tovarstty Is
basket ball bora tins afterBsoa by a.
scors of B to &
SIX CHILDREN OF ONE FAMILY
SENT TO HOME IN OMAHA
FA1RBCRT. Nea., Fe. Bu-(SpcwJ.-The
county court room presented a
pathetie sera Wedaesday maniliai wbea
County Judge C C Boy Is atsersled Mrs.
IJtbaa Msy Frreeoat from bar six rkll-
drea and ordered them takes ta ths Ne
braska Cafldrea e Roam st .Omasa,
Sheriff Ed Hughes took ths sU children
Is OsMha Wednesday. Far seas Uses
past tb Frrecsat family has barn Bvtag
la destitute ctrcaxnataaces asuth af tba
Rock Istond roundhouse aad fresHy ths
uthorttle were petltlo-ied te tavestlgat
case. Mrs. Frrscoat was snarly
heart broken st the seperailea. Bar haa-
baad B a day laborer aad pro ride d sttwjblghiy e
suppisl for ths fussily. 'aad H
Frank Crocker.
atoms
i kee Ralarag- aad C. O. Marshal I,
secretary sf ths State Bsnliisstmal ao-
dsty, spoka sa "Cssia ili g Sail Moisture
sad Fertllltr. ta tas evenin; Mr. Mar.
Oa Tunis- aftarassa a Hull
m Bubjeet "Alfasta aad Cora'-
aad Bias Lsuto Psbta gava a taBt ta a
si sera te baU ta
1 1
sa A rt piaathai
fe the Busy Housekeeper. " la tba even-
and hTJsa Pabto aa "What Wa Owe Oer
aatvea.' Tba fwUewiog srs ths officers
T. a Rests,
elected for ths snsutng yssr.
Sim heist; Hsetsr Pis sis. vtos prmilisl
sad Dr. W. B. MsUea. simsmr-tress-srer.
Itoaate Weadiag ta Otos Osaary.
XrXBASXA CTTT. Neb, Fab. 11-
Franklin
day at tba eawrcb hi Osags srecroct ths
cenrracting parties betas Paul W. Wst-
ind Mas Fusas A. Frssa. aad
O. Sib mill aad Miss Mertha M.
Ths yewag paapto are all
thBr hast sa
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