THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1912.
Sherlocko the Monk
The Episode of the Disappearing President
Copyright 1H National News Association
By Gus Mager
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HA, D.SPPtARfcJm,TUUou,l I f Hra HAT IP (i J " , . WtT BtFCE THe VS TO Be SEEN f . V Buse Ht PHOTO ' &
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(cone UMtT )U1 CeV ' HEH I TU.NEO fJ T, VMiCAHWMf , STROKJ REASCN ll
TWABO;j - Vr. , PlSAPPWIieO r IVX THAT PHOTO SH6D I
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TROTTING RULEIS CHANGED
American Auociation Adopt Sew
. ' Method of Deciding- Sank.
AID FOOTS BELOW ITEST PLACE
OtHiiutln Hairs lleselre 'Will
- M Be Allowed Han Fear
Tears OU or I'weler Dlriai
, Present Seoesm.
CHICAGO, r.b. ja Mambm of - Iha
Amarlran Trrttlnc ajaniatloa at Iha
MrnnlaJ marline ot that organisation to
day mada draatlo ruUiura airalaat tha uaa
of hopplca. Tha aaaodatloa ruled:.
That hoppfca UI wt ba allowad on any
kano 4 year old or undor ' durlns tha
1111 ntcln( aaaaoa. '
- That hopplca will not bo atlowtd on any
horao i yrara or-undar during tha VU
raring aaaaon.
That hopplaa will sot ba allowod on any
lioraa alx yrara or undar during tha U14
raring, axaaon. . , , i
Thla action, with a chaiiga of rula ra
aardlng polnla. waa tha principal bualnaaa
Cactdod by tha tnaatlnc. Tha aw rula
mi patnta la aa followi:
In dacldlng tha rank of a boraa tha wla
nar of two haaia la a to-lnhra raeo
or tha wlnnar o fthraa haata In a flra
heat raco aball ba arultlad to flrat aaoaoy.
i nM hvw mttmti wua n lor aal II
horaa making It, but wharo a dacldlng
lat la aarnaary tha horara atarttng In
wk deciding naau ahail ba antltlad to
flrat and aacond moaay, according to
thalr poalllon la that boat.
NEBRASKA MAKES A LOW
SCORE IN PURDUE SHOOT
UNCOUJ. Teh. IOi-Tho Unlraralty of
Kabraaka haa aoorad M In lu by-mall
ahoot with Purduo unlvaralty. Tha No
braaka tram'a acora la kwar than waa
aipactad attar tha ImprOTamant thowa
in tho ahoot with Mlnaaaota.
CRACK BHUARDISTS IN TIE 'AMONG THE LOCAL BOWLERS
Conklin DefeaU Pofftnbure in
Crucial Came in Tournament
CHICAGO MAS 15 CEEAT FORM
lataraatlaaal Balk Mao Maatlag
Develop lata aa aitwalloa aa
Drvetopo la PrCTlaaia Oar
Rsadll Wloa Kraal Mini.
KEW TORK. Krb. 1-A tla for the
ohamplonahip till In tha International
amateur lit balk line billiard rhamplon
altlp tournament developed In tho defeat
of J. T. I'oagenburg of thla city by
C. F. Conklin ot Chlrago. tha praaent
holder, tonight.
After winning four straight game, tha
local cue eipert failed to show his beet
form In tho crucial game tonight, while
tha Chicago champion played aeneatlon
ally, acorlng a high run of . tha record
of tho tournament. Tha acora of tho
aiatcb was to Jtt.
Conklin a average waa II 4-S with high
runs of K. Cf and . magenburg'a aver
age was 11 I-S and high runs ot It
and M. ,
The tla for the championship wlU ba
played off tomorrow. Tho last Inter
national tournament developed Into pro-
ciaely the asm alluaUon. in which Conk
lin won the till from Poggenburg In
playing off tho tie.
Edouard Roodll, tha European cham
pion, won lila game with Dr. L. 1a Mlal
today, KX) to tu. Tha Frenchman's aver,
aga was 13 4-S and his high runs t,
M and tt
Or. HJal'a average was 11 7-S) with runs
of , M and at
By his victory, Koudll ties with Otrd
ner, tha New Jersey player and Mayer
of Philadelphia, for third place In tha
tournament.
riakt with Kaallak Pee tea a ed
MISS MARY FOWNES WINS
FROM MISS H ELMER AT GOLF
PINKHCROT. N. C. Feb. U.-A big
gallery turned out to witness tha first
NT. JOKKPH. Ha, Feb. 1.-Tha fifteen. ," nMi ot " " bruary
JttUr'i Gold Tops Walk Away with
Two Games From Permits.
BALES AGAIN HIGH WITH 235
Hawley of Peraalta Haa High Gaaa
f 1T aad Telal r E3a Haadl.
rap Tearaeateat t Be Relied
Febraary IB-IB.
Jetter's Gold Tops took two out of three
games from tha Permits lam night.
Baehr had high game of B and high
total of (14 for the Jetters. J. Hawley
had high game of 19 and high total of
Ua for tha Permits. A handicap tourna
ment will be rolled at the Metropolitan
alleys February &.M. Entries will doe
February XL lat night's
JETTKRS.
,
1W
1M
1 o
Ka
Holomon
Klanck
Baehr .
Olaoa ..
Zarp ..
!U
Zti
111
3d. Total.
1M
ITt
ll
in
' Totals..
Rlc
MoCaba ,.,
Saunders .
Hawley
kernel ....
Totals..,
ft
PERMITS.
1st. 3d.
, im im
W 17
lfct let
17 17
HI 1(7
1.W1 MO 1,7(4
3d. Total.
17
m
138
HI
It
IOI
414
m m
Omaha Uaa Caiaay Leagae,
ECLIPSE RANOKRi.
let. 3d. 3d. Total.
McDonald IK lffl IM S3
tacy 123 m IM T4
MuAndraws 11 V lti 4
Lamb 17 131 111 4SC
ToUlB 45 tt.
MIDLAND GLASS BLOWERS.
lt. 2d. M. Total.
Kolanchlrk m 179 138 .".16
Poller lt 17 H! 474
Johnson 133 143 ii 431
ToUlS t.49 4K3 ; 1,421
OUTLAW
Dober 130 147 1a3 44
K. eilockwell 193 1H l. 47
Oreen 138 13 m 494
Totals 441 474 4S4 Ml
A. I. ROOT PTO. CO.
It. td. 3d. Total
Mokry 174 171 rw let
F. Jaroa 143 IM 127 Ml
Kranda IX M 94 . M9
Totals 47T, U3 140 hW
8PAUI.DISO.
let. 3d. 3d. Total.
1.1. 3d. 3d. Total.
Hofer 1' 13 1 47 4
R Zeekmelater .... lai . let 139 411
R. Zeekmelater .... 1W lal 14 4W
Totals 434 471 4W ,n
COLUMBIA FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
lat. 3d. 34. Total.
Nelenn li 171 4S
lraw ! Iij DO 4H
Bowars 171 14a 113 ti
I Totals 4N 4U MS l'
rnund bout between t'laienoe Knglleh and
Wlldrat" Kerna, erheduled here for Feb
ruary 37. haa been poatnoned until March
!, according to an announcement made
t'mlglil by tha Robloeau Athletla club.
The fart that Feme haa another fight fur
Monday night la given aa tha reason
WILL FLAT BIGHT FIELD FOB
THE GIANTS.
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golf tournament between Miss Mary
Fownea of tho Oak mount club of Pitts
burgh, slater of tits HI national golf
ohamplon, and Mlas Myra Bradwell Hal-
mar of tho Midlothian club of Chicago.
Tha match waa an assy victory for Miss
Fownea by 1 and i.
Mra. R. c. Shannon of Ui OakhlU eluh
of Rochester advanced oa default of Mrs.
A. C A born of Mont Clair and meeta
Miss Fownea tomorrow. Miss Xat Vaa
Oat rand of tho Jefferson County Country
club of New Tork and Mrs. O. S. llaakat
of the Ilomewood club of Chicago are th
other survivors In ths first division.
Totals.,
Weymueller
Campbell ...
Dlsbrow .....
Total..,
Phelps ..,
Berg
Sward
Total!...,
echtoll ...
Haal
Berlin
Total!...
Hansen
Fliher .....
Nelson
Totals.,
4W
PILOTS,
let.
Johnson, t 117
Johnson, H 113
Lane 17
MELTING ICE HINDERS FIRST
SKATERS AT SARANAC LAKE
9
, Fred Snodgrass. brilliant outfielder ot
tiie New Tork Giants, who haa signed
up for mi. According to report. "Snow"
vlll be shifted to right field and young
Arthur Baes. a newcomer from the west,
will be put la at center. Thla would dla
.;a Jack Murray, who waa the dlaap
Iwintment of th world's series, from the
McUrsw standpoint.
SARANAC LAKX, N. T, Feb. It-Warm
weather and malting lea marred th first
day's racea of th International Ama
teur Oyldoor Mkatlng championships
hers today.
K. O. Mclan, Iha boy skater of th
Illinois Athletlo club of Chicago, was
the star of today's events. II won
th mil race and led moat of th way
In th two-mile event, but fell In the
sixteenth lap and R, M. Wheeler of
Montreal won easily.
In th 22a-yard race. O. B. Bush at
th Vancouver Athletlo club made an ex
cellent showing In the preliminary, but
in tho final he did not hear th gun
and waa left at scratch. Hoy Ro of
th Ealoa Athletlo club of Toronto, win
nlng.
Rheumatism Advice
PTomiaaJU P octet Best PieeeiUiUaa
easily ansed at Mease.
THREE-POINT SUPPORT
PROVES ITS ADVANTAGE
In a aeries of ex perl menu which have
been mad recently, an advantage which
haa not been fully realised heretofore by
aotomobtlteta haa been proved for the
flexible attachment of th mechanism of
a motor car to th tram.
Thla form of construction, originally de
vised by J. Frank Duryea, haa, naturally,
been moat highly developed la the
ftevena-Duryaa car. la which It was first
used, and It la with th Stevens Duryea
that the teats referred to have b.
made. The advantages with which
"three-point aupport" haa always been
credited are that tt preserve th align
ment of th driving mechanism, no mat
ter how tho chassis may bo thrown out
of level by road Inequalities and thus
naves wear and tear oa th whole car,
Including th tire, and makes riding
easier.
Totals it tl 464
Johnson Wine Match.
In th Mercantile league th A. I. Root
Printing company team mad ' a clian
sweep of th Outlaws, Mokry of the
Printers getting high total Ki, and
Kranda of th lame team getting high
single with lit.
Columbia Fire Underwriters took two
from tho Spaulding's, and th Olaas
Blowers won two from the El Paso.
Koianchlck getting high total with II.
Ha alao had high elngle game of 19.
Corey t McKensi Printing company
won two tram 111 A. O. U. W. No. IT,
Johnson ot the Printers getting high tota
lise this team with let J. Jaroa of ths
Lodge Msa wss ths star of ths evening.
getting a total of US. also high stngl
with tU.
In a splendid match betweea Pat An-
gltsberg and Ol Johnson, Johnson won
by 4 pins: Sears:
Johnson 31 Tl lfe 334 1 1.019
Aagleaberg M IM 1W IM - 34
Meeeantlla Leasee.
Scores:
CVR17T ft M KENZIK.
"From -your drugglet get ens oonc
41 r Tuna compound tin original aeaJ
leckMEel and one ounce of syrup of
bar-jaiwrilla compound. Take these two
liicreuienls home and put them Into
hif pint of good whiskey. Shake the
buttle and take a tabteHxwnful before
'!i meal and at bed time." Thla Is
said to be th oulckeet and beat remedy
l.noen to the medical profession for rheu-
ixallrm and barliai-he. Oood reaulta coins
trior the first dose. If your druggist doe
not nave Tons ceenpoua in alock ha
u ill get it for yos in a few hour from
hie wuolea-ate houoe. 1-oa't be tfliienoed
to take a patent niediclne Instead of thla.
Insist on having to geaula Torts an.
Iutul in the original on ounce, anaieo.
yellow package. Hundreds of th worst
asee were cured hero by this ceeorip-
1 "l last winter .AO v.
ft 4f 4
BIG OLDSMOBILE LIMITED
CARS ATTRACT ATTENTION
D. E, Ford, western manager for the
Old mobile, baa one ot tho costliest ex.
Dibits along auto row In their garage
st Twenty-fifth and Famam streets, he
la showing two of the big . OMsmoMle
"Umtteds" and thro of tit Otdsmobll
'specials" Each Is furnished differently
and th exhibit is meet Interesting
Ford Is offering to take anyone to
from his sxbJMt It he win simply
phone a wish to aa th ears.
Mr.
Mat-ram SinJkeo f Plttsharsk.
CaJ. VW AM), O. Feb. I Oervetary
p i-puM iti me unun circuit an
nouaced today that the PHtaburwk nnr.
Ing dub, the new SMrnher of the circuit.
naa eeea) aito-ee in Biatrow Makee,
or tn moat importaitt ot harsjaas 00 It
Key to tho 81ti-atxx-ne Advertiahvg
PweieteiU AdverUalag la the Road 1
BaJ . .e .
-4
tr 41
INTEcrOB.
lat. td.
IM It
It ' 174
14 lit
48 441
RBzrroRt.
lat. 3d.
1X5 1.13
13& ' 17
Ua) 124
43 424
REFLECTS.
1st. M.
IM 144
lit 91
14 lit
43 471
TAR BABIES
Iff.
1
in
IM
1st.
, Ill
IM
lit
43 ia
3d. Total.
134 47
19 4K1
1-4 43
7 IS
3d. Total.
Ill 33
131 44
141 417
Ml 1,33
3d. Total.
Wl 40
114 ttf
14 493
49 LtM
Id. Total.
141 371
in 373
ii 4
LITTLE DEVICE IS GOOD
AS SHOCK ABSORBER
A llttl devtc which Is probably over
looked by nearly everyone who examines
th Franklin car without having Its
mechanism explained vto thorn. Is ths
clip midway between the center and the
end ot each half of every full-elliptic
spring. Thee -clips ksep the leaves in
alignment, and If tha are nottred at all
thla Is probably th reason which sug-
OMAHA HIGHJRIMS BLUFFS
Defeat High School Ladi. Across
River in Classy Contest.
LOCALS WDI IN TEAM WORK
Robinson for Iowsaa Polls Off Spre-
Sseetaealav Basket Shooting,
Bat His Colleeswee Are
Erratic.
Omaha High school, 48; Council Bluffs
High school, K.
,,The Omaha High school basket f lingers
swamped ths Council Bluffs High quin
tet, to the tune of 48 to -35 last even
ing in a clever exhibition of tha floor
sport at th Bluffs "Y" gymnasium.
At no tlms during the contest was the
result In doubt, for tho local lads started
out with a rush f that could not be
stemmed during the whole forty minuses
of play. Omaha led at th end of the
first period with a score of 33 to 14, snd
In th second halt came back strong
as ever snd mora than doubled their
mark.
Burkenroad, center, and Crocker, left
forward, put up th beat gam for th
local school five and were aided con
siderably by James Gardiner, right guard,
who could always bo depended upon at
tho critical moment to keep ths leather
wind bag from his opponent's grasp.
. Although somewhat handicapped by the
and the two contesting teams. The
lineup:
Meyer RF. V..V Robinson
I'rocker L.F.I L.F Crow!
Burkenroad .T. C Giles
Munneke L.G. L.G Ranck
Uardmer B-0. RG Hubbard
Omaha High. Council Bluffs High.
Field goals: Munneke (4), Burkenroad
(7), Crocker t. Robinson 3, Over 3. Crowl
1. Giles 1, Ranrk 3. Meyers 3. Free throws:
Burkenroad (8). Robinson (111. Ortwl CI).
Point forward: Omaha- High school, L
Referee. Gus Miller; scorer. C. E: Reed;
timekeeper, Curtis. 'Time of halves,
? minutes.
- ' - - .f . Y a vmnaBlaim flM, III,
gests Itself. They have. h.w.r a mors 1adI ,We t0 tn, dlfc
Important function which la that of In
creasing the efflelenQy of th springs.
Ths clip compress ths leaves and cause
Increased friction betweea them ss th
spring ts oompressed and released. This
set ss a shock absorber and In fact It
tha anly type of shock sbsorber Included
In Franklin equipment.
Revival at Repakdleaa City,
REPUBLICAN C1TT. Neb., Feb, 30.
(Speclal.) The revival conducted by Rev.
Spencer, pastor of the Methodist church.
Is meeting with great success. Forty-
eight were taken Into th church on Sun
day. 1
3M 391 1.17
td.
184
173
173
9d. Total.
1st 4.13
144 40
ua k
1.411
1st. 3d. 3d. Total.
Smith 17 147 1st
Carpenter ! 14 171 1st
Johnson 17 171 11 661
Totals nil iu 147 Lafl
A. ft TJ. W. No. 17.
. 1st. id. Id. Total.
Simpeo 141 17 143 111
J. Jaroa 1S& 3 1 14
HamUl IH M IM 111
Totals 43 HI III L4I
L PAHO.
let. 3d. 3d. Total.
Bland 13 12 171 m
Wilson 13 U 193 114
FEHCE BUSTER . WHO ; HAS HIS
CAMPAIGN LINED UP. '
tanco from th canter to th baskets to
s better advantage than th lowana.
Tha stellar team work of the purple
and white completely outclassed that of
tha Bluffs squad throughout the whole
Robinson, right forward, for the
lowana. showed his ability to cover his
position snd at the asms time pulled off
some rather spectacular basket shoot
ing. In Which an overhand flip played
aa Important part. Hubbard, right guard,
alao played a hard game.
An enthuslaatlo crowd of rooters of
both schools attended and divided their
attention between ths small score boy
F00 TBALL DATES GIVEN OUT
-. BY MINNESOTA-UNIVERSITY
. MINNEAPOLIS, . Feb. SO. -The Univer
ylty of Minnesota's foot ball dates prac
tically have been decided upon by Coach
H. L. Wllliama and H. E. Leach, man
ager of athletics. Although there may
be Bom changes the" present schedule
gives the last game of ths season to tho
University of Chicago st Marshall field
on November S3. The schedule aa It now
glands Is aa follows:
September SB Ames, at Minneapolis.
October (South Dakota, st Minne
apolis. October 19 Nebraska, at Minneapolis.
October 2--Iowa, st Minneapolis.
.November S Wisconsin, at Minneapolis.
.November lh Illinois, st Minneapolis,
November V Chicago, st Chicago,
John Martin Will Not Be Preseested.
BROKEN BOW. Neb., Feb. 3.-Bp-c!aJ.
John Martin, the young man ar
rested In thla county for stealing n val
uable horss and saddle from J. B. Watta
of Cherry county, baa been allowed to
I depart. Mr. Watts cams-to Broken Bow
In person and said Inasmuch as tha boy
had hold positions of trust under him tor
nearly a year and he had a real liking
for him ho did not feel Inclined to press
ths chsrge. Hs bought a ticket, gavs ths
young man some good advice, then
started him for Grand Island, where Mar
tin's people reald.
The court house irobably will be ready
for occupancy about April L The struct
ure Is almost completed and presents a,
handsome appearance from the outside.
More Telegrams Read
to Packers' Jury
, CHICAGO. Feb. 29. A point was gsmeit
by ths government today In tha packers'
trial when United States District Judg
Carpenter permitted the reading to ths
jury of several hundred private telegram
sent by Morris as Co. to eastern repre
sentatives urging salesmen to obtsln th
test cost for dressed beef.
Attorney M. W. Borders, representing
ths Morris group of- defendants, made a'
determined attempt to have th messages,
ax eluded for tho reason that they bor
ths typewritten signature ot D. M.
Knights, head of tho Morris dt Co. mar
gin department, sad could not be prop
erly Identified.
So vera! of tha defendants wtr not In'
oourt when the trial waa resumed because
of th death of th wife of Francis A.i
Fowler, manager of th beef department
ot Swift ft Co.
Omaha Ftraaa Awarded Contracts.
BROKEN BOW. Neb., Feb. 3. (Spe
cial.) The County Board of Supervisors
tn session this week has awarded ths
contract on bridges for 1113 ts ths Omaha
Structural Steel Worka and th contract
for furnishing ths new court houss to
ths Klopp ft Bartlett sompany of Omaha.
Old Masters Bring
Big Prices in Berlin
BERLIN, Feb. 90. Ths most Important
art auction ever held In Germany opened (
today In the Lepke auction rooms In
Berlin when the collection ot old master 1
belonging to tha estate of ths lata Edward
F. Weber, a leading merchant ot Ham-,
burg, was put up for sals.
Collector snd dealers from ail partsi
of Europe and America war la attend
ance, and tha bidding for com of thai
more noted canvases was very spirited.
Francois Klelnberger, th art dealer of
Paris, gave I147.SOO for th splendid "Vlr.
gin and Child," by Andrea Mantegna.
Sersjeat Btndeats Are Re-exaxetned.t
SARGENT, Neb., Feb. 0.-(Speciel.)-.
Ths Ugh school has resumed Its usual)
order. About 90 per cent of tho puplla
wer requested to take th semester ex
aminations th second time owing to dis
honesty having been discovered after ths'
reports had been signed and passed out.
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assstjjnv aa
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