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THE BEE: OJIAHA,. THURSDAY, MAEOI 14, J912.
i Looking for a Pennant Pole 5 c k-
Drawn for The Bee by Hal Coffman
ROURKE LEAYES FOR JQPLIN NO GAME WITH JAYHAWKERS
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Kium Manager Demaadi Guarantee It x- MJ.i ""Sfc . I - O5!?!
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J H5ja X f , -v Problem to Solve.
''Pjr r.T ' --C H-U . MA5 MIGHT HAVE DOUBLE DUTY
Owner of the Omaha Team Beady to
Start Spring Practice.
BEGINS AT JOPLET OH FRIDAY
Takes Fear Player with III
Others Will Jot a Today at Kansas
City Pa l Meet Hopef at
. i ' 'of the Oellsok. .
Pa.Rouki and tour of hi 11 squad
left t)i Union depot over the Missouri
Faeifle railway last night for Joplln,
Mo., where they will meet the real of
tha bunch tonight and Friday morning
will becln the work of hammering Into
ahapo a team to represent Omaha which
will try to land tha Kit Western league
pennant.
Twenty-nv players will begin work
Friday, among whom ara three catchers,
nine Etchers, eight infleMers and five
outfielders. They are: .
Catchers Aroogast, Oondlng and Camp
field. r,
Pltohers Fent reas, Robinson, Rhodes,
Christ, Ryan, Hall, tali, flicks and
II earns. , -'.-, .
Inflelders-Kane, Warner, Justice, Me
hoff, ; Moore. Scsnlon. Farrell and Man,
Ueke.' . ' ',
Outfielders Thonruuon. Coyle, Sours,
Bcboeoover and Lea, . ,
' ' Meet Otkera Tedar.
Tha four players who accompanied Pa
from Omaha ara Sours. Christens-, Lots
and Munneke. They will arrlva In Kan
sea City this morning and pick up Arbo
gaat. Just Ire, Thomason. Nlehoff and
Coyle. Tbey leave Kansas City this aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock and arrive tn Joplln
at 1 o'clock at night, when they will
be met by a large delegation of tha Mis
aourlana , who ara read to ""show" Pa
and bis bunch that they ara right. Tho
players will he escorted from the depot '
to tho Clark eon hotel, where the Omaha'
headquarters wUl bo until tha team leave
there about April 1L 'I
In speaking of tho' Itli prospect.
Rourks, before leaving, sold: "Well, I i
am belter satisfied with tha bunch this I
year I ban I have been atnoa rJOS. TIo
boy look right to mo and aro going
to work hard ,whll In Joplln, to get a
pennant-winning ' aggragallon' together,
and. If I do ''not ml my guess, the
Omaha ball fans arc color to get lb ,
best ciaa of baa ball they have
la many year. I have a good pitching
staff and lots of material to pick at leaat
all good hurter from., I am going to
depend a lot on Hall and Robinson and
I have a good bunch of recruit material
to get lb rest from. K entrees, 1 think,
will show good this year also. -,
fvoad of I a field.
"I am taking great pride In my In
field. There kt not a team la tho Western
league that caa produo a better bunch
of tafleldar than I bava gathered ap.
Kan aad Nlehoff are known to the
Omaha fan aad are high In their re
teem. : Wanner and Justk-a I know will
complete a star Infield. Juattca and
iWannar are world beater and have
played together and know each other
taring kk book. This I on of tlx
great eaaentlal of a good Infield.
"The Mtfield ha not been settled upon
set. but everyone who goo la the outer
Warden will be a real ball player.
frhatDason will probably hold down the
ten tern ekt and b t without a doubt
gn boat outfielder- ta toe leagu. In
Soars I' believe I have mad a find,
p sonny (landtag recommended this fellow
.to mo, and when Johnny says a man I
k good ball player It nds there. Coyle
will probably complete the outfield. He
was with v a short time during the 1st
jler part of hut season and put up a good
exhibition "of ball playing, both In th
field and at bat. Tea. tr, th team which
beat Omaha out this year WlU bava to
a on the lump at all times."
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' LINCOLN. March ll.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) A break In athletic relation be
tween Kebruka and Kanaaa onlversltle
I likely a result of th fallura of
th two schools to set together In ar
ranging for a chmatonhlp series to d
terrain th basket tall till In th val
ley. ' Nebraska was th winner of th north
division championship and Kanaaa of th
southern. Th conference rule provide
that a aerie of three gam shall be
played to determine th title, but this
year It was thought that the gam ooulb
be liipensen win. Inasmuch a Ne
braska baa nef eaten Kanaaa In four
straight game, two In Lawrence and two
In Lincoln.
Th break cam Wednesday sight, when
Btlehm aent a telegram to Hamilton,
after a delay on tho part of tho Kansas
management In arranging for the rts
which were to hav been played In
Omaha. He flatly rotund to consider
tn com pars tlv record of th two
schools.
' Stlrkss bead T lea-rant. '
' Following Is to telegram Btlehm sent:
"I accepted your proposition of aJdrcb
t. which did not contain a clause that
Nebraska must guarantee ill xpens
for a post season' gam series of baa
ekt ball gstnes and do set feed under
obligation to do so now. Now your tele
gram demand guarantee and delays this
matter, -snaking It Impossible ta oontlnu
negotiations with you and complete ar
rangements for games Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week."
SOshm received a Mogram from Hamll
tna I at Wednesday demanding that
Kanaaa' expenaea to Omaha bo guaran
teed, tho same aa th Jayhawkevs would
have guaranteed bad tha garna been
Hayed In Kanaaa City, although la hla
tretlous ultimatum h did not mention It
Th demand make It Impossible for Ne
braska and Kansas to meet In a oham
pionahlp serle. alnc th Nebraska team
must disband at th and of th week. .
Btiehm aald todav that after a gam
In tl armory Wednesday night between
th facility and th team dlobandmont
would ta ordered. Wr.ll th title claims
hav not been settled in th regular!
manner there Is no doubt but Nebraska
will be asoordsd the laurel tn the valley,
having won (our straight games from
Kanaaa and two of them u th Jay
hawker bom floor.
Fet U Vase Will Stand.
Th series are how definitely called off
snd speculation Is rlf a to what effect
this will hav on th athleUo relations
between th two (chool.
Talk from Lawrence ws that Kansas
would break with Nebraska, but this ii
thought to t farthest from the wish
of th Kansas management. Should
Kansas break Nebraska would place en
mors big conference team en th foot
ball sshedul nrxt tall. Wisconsin hav
ing an open date at th tlm of th
Kansas gams and being exceedingly anx
ious to tab It Tho negotiation with
Kansas were Just closed for the game
next fall and It Is not regarded as prob
able that th date will now be cancelled.
Nebraska and the Jay hawker are to
meet on the gridiron In Lincoln a No
vember 16.
Iowa Schedules .
Game With Indiana
IOWA CITT la.. March tl-tSpedal.l
r-Iowa will play Indiana at foot ball
rrt season. This news was given out by
) Manager Kellogg today, following a
week e correspondenco with th Housler
lauthortttna. Contract hav not yet been
jStgnod. but asuraacotb mad tho cam
fprwcucaiiy rcruun. ne ww wm ne
l November 9 and th gm will be played
1st either Bloomingtoa or Indianapolis.
With th Indiana game practically cer
tain, th revised and now probably un
(Changeable Iowa foot ball schedule for
,11 wUl be aa follows:
October e-Ctata Teachers college at
Iowa City.
October If Cornell at Iowa Oqr.
October l Chicago at Chieo.
I October M-XincesoU. at Minneapolis,
.ovetnber J Open.
November Indiana at Bloonilnston or
IRdlanaiwila.
November M A Tree at Arcee.
XovoMr.-Wisconiiln t lottra City.
iMistfelt3wrNetsv:-
jum for Team
KEARNKY.. Nrb.. March tt-Epcial
fr--lca.Ti.-rongTit the home talent min-
'rel -mow. put on for tho benefit of the
Kearney Base Baa and Athletic aaeoda
fioa. netted the SMOCIatlon ttTLlL Two
ad a half hours program was given,
V 1th the bex musical and histrionic
kot of tb dty la tba role. Th stat
wrmal chortle f KK voices and th or
Fbastra et the same Institution assisted
f-ith the enteriaiammu
Thl boost, with another that a
" to am Just before the evening
" sesoo. wut put tin aasoclatton
ta a -mat financial eal for the opto-
Governor Names
New Chaplain at
State Prison
(Prom a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Neb. March U-Bpecial.)-CJ
vera or A Id rich has appointed Rev.
Nathan Harmon of thl dty a chaplain
of tho penitentiary, vice IUv. p. c John-
win, resigned. Rev. Mr. llarmoa I at
present without a pastoral, being en
gaged as aa ervsngellst H Is a gradoat
of Cotner unlversliy and a regularly or
da! tied minister of th Christian church.
Hs was formerly the pastor of th Chris
tian church at David City, th governor's
homo town. 10 brother. Rev. H. H.
Harmon, Is pastor of the First Christian
church of Lincoln.
On the surface the upheaval over pen
itentiary affaire, which brought about
th resignation of Rev. Mr. Johnson, has
quieted down, but ther I a feeling that
it Is Ukely t break out again at any
time. All that tn governor baa to say
on th subject Is that If the parties who
oppose Warden James Delahunty hav
any evidence of Incompetency or neglect
or any proof of causes which unfit th
warden for th position. If they will pre
sent them h will act but that ta will
not lake actio on th strength of In.
tlnuatlon , or general statsnwnta, Hs
say they must ta speclfle and convincing
er th warden will coatlau In hi posi
tion. , . '
Northeast Nebraska '
Odd Fellows Convene
"WAYNE, Ksb., March U-fApectal Tel-
egrara.V Th annual meeting of toe
Northeastern Nebraska Odd Fallows' as
sociation was bold In this city ytrday,
About W out-of-town delegate were la
a lends nee.
Th work Was exemplified by th Em-
rsoa, Bloomflcld and Wakefield teams
en fourten. candidates and It la aald to
have excelled any ever witnessed before
In thl part of Nebraska. Mayor Kate
delivered the address of welcome and
Rev. Mr. Reeves of Carroll responded.
Supper eras served by th Rebekaa snd
st midnight a banquet was given at ths
Methodist church pari ore.
In ths afternoon ths delegates war
entertalnaH at th Crystal theater and
by a slsf piece orchestra at th lodge
room at night An Interesting address
was delivered by lieutenant Go vera or
MoorhMd during, tha evening.
EIGGEST CUB OF TEE BU5CE IS
HOPEFUL.
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Frank Cbance. leader of to Chicago
Cabs, who predicts lUs team will clean
up oa the National leagu race this year.
Washington Team
Buys Eddie Gagnier
LINCOLN, Neb., March 13.-A telegram
from President Deipsln of the local
Western league club announces that ths
Washington Americans hav exercised
their option on Kddie Oagnler. leading
Adding shortstop In the Western leagu
last season. The pure has price I
It I understood that an American Asso
ciation club If dickering with Washing
ton for the player. President Despaln
wired front Sycamore Spring, Kan.,
where be Is making arrangement a for a
training trip for bis ball club.
GRUENTHER RESENTS
ATTACK ON HARMON AND SELF
COLUMBUS. Neb., March ll-iSpeclal.)
C. M. Unithinther. Moretary of th Ne
braska Harmon league, baa Issued an ex
tended address to tha democrat of Ne
braska tn which n replle to charge
mad (gainst ths Ohio executive In an
anonymoito pamphlet aent out by th Ohio
Progressive Democratic league. After
denying Marly all tho statement It
make he say In part:
'But It la plain that her and ther
om democrats are allowing their mlnda
to be poisoned by this sulking character
assassin and a tew who bava read lb
pamphlet even' derlsfre their belief that
i, myself, hare been Influenced by sordid,
mercenary motive In taking up th tight
for Harmon. Now, I have given a great
deal of my life, my energy and my en
thusiasm to fighting for democracy and
democracy's leaders In this state, t av
mad my record as a democrat and a
d It sen, and If that record does not apeak
for m than I cannot apeak for myself.
I can only aay now that never, when 1
was giving by best efforts t ths candi
dacy of Mr. Bryan, or Mr Bhetlenberger,
or Mr. Hitchcock, did I fight more unael-
Bahly, more sincerely, without hope or
deairs for personal reward, than I fight
new for Judsoa Harmon. I ara for htm
because I believe In him and trust him."
OISTRICT COURJ IN
SAUNDERS COUNTT
WAHOO, Ksb, March i;.-(8pecll)
Eight imb, wb ware Indicted by the
last grand Jury, were brought Into court
yesterday. Tom Andrew, Roland1 Sutton.
W. It Sutton and Fred Larson are
charged with killing a deer last October.
Bach om pleaded not guilty and was re
leased on bond. Charlea Dugsn of Val
paraiso la aharged with having in bis
possession slot machine. He was also
-leased en bond. H. Resder. Oeorg
Jackson and Louie Dvorak, each having
a restaurant In this dty, were charged
with sailing tobacco and cigarette papers
to minors under 11 years of age, Each
entered a plea of guilty to on couut, and
was fined 19 and costs.
Th ease t Anton Pi tela against Dom,
inek Roubtlcek for assault with a "two
by tour was tried to a Jury yesterday,
which returned a verdict this morning
In favor of the plaintiff for $100 and
costs. Th plslntlff asked for 1,1W dam
SEVEN BOYS ARE HELD FOR
INVESTIGATION AT WYMORE
WTVIORB. Neb, March 11 (SpedaJ.)
Beven John boy were arrested her Sat
urday and Bunds,', Effort to look up
their past records hav failed; Tbey were
fined IS and cants each today by Judge
Crawford on a vagrancy charge. Tbey
will be released n at a tlm tn an f
fort ta break up tha gang. In a room
at a hotel where two stared tafor their
arrest war found some clothes from the
Newton elotHng store, with tags still on.
Tha two disclaimed all knowledge and
ownership of the clothe. They or being
held until Mr. Newton,, who Is ut .of
town, returns Qthcr arttel, such' as
underwear, shoe and similar articles,
planted in small bundles la th railroad
yards, stock yards and on th creek banka
hav been found by local officer, but th
gang says they know nothing of them.
contain Si names. More than LOW per
sons in ths Sixth district ask that the
1 names of w. v R...nM. r d riK
I bono b placed on the haliot.
HOWELL LOOKING UP THE
LAW ON PRIMARY PROTESTS
(Prom a Butf Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb.. March U-fSpedslV-R.
B. Howell et Omaha was at the stats
house yesterday looking up tha law re
garding protests against pepers filed
by primary candidates. He refused to
say whether be wss thinking of filing a
protest galast some oaadldst er
whether be was fearful one might be
filed amlnst him.
Patrbary Man Kills HIsaself.
FAIRBt RT. Neb.. March ll-fSpeelel.)
In answer to a telegram enouncing
that John I. Frlesen bad committed sui
cide In Denver. Colo., by drinking car
bolic acid, his brother, P. L Frlesen. left
st once for that point. Deceased lived tn
this county for a great many year, lie
was a carpenter by trade and had worked
In tha Falrbury Planing mills. He Is
survived by a widow and two daughters.
Tha body probably will be brought to
thl city for burial.
One of Highlanders' Hopes
CITIZENS' CAUCUS AT BROKEN
BOW NOMINATES TICKET
BROKEN BOW. Neb.. March li-ft pe
dal.) At th cltlsena mass convention
held In the city hall Ian night a full
municipal ticket was plaid In lite field
It was ths original Intention of the con
vention to nominate a double ticket, bat
after the rules bad been suspended a
number of times It waa found that but
OM ticket practically remained, barring
the nominee for council-Den from differ
ent wart's. It was thought there would
be a lively serao over the proposition of
letting out the contract for city water
pumplntt to the electric tight company,
but a resolution Introduced to that effect
wss promptly tabled, and another, sub
mitting sll such prepositions to ths peo
ple for them to decide by special elec
tion, carried, thus making a closed Issue
of the question of for a time being.
The heaes of the ticket ss nomtnsted
test night, ara a follows: Andrew Sny
der, for mayor: Rasa Pickett dark;
Ray Kuna. treasurer; A. J. Van Antwerp,
city eot-lneer; Emll O. Schwtnd, police
Judge. The socialists also slated a ticket
during the course of the evening and
put up J. O. Painter for mayor. John
DeJsM for t res surer. Theodore Boyce
for clerk d James Stoekhssa for potKe
judge.
Vw Pexitoffle Start ee.
GENEVA. Neb, March li (Bpedal.)
Work has been commenced on the new
postoftlce building, the bite building being
burned a week or more ago.
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Jams A, Dosakse Files for Ceasnress
, la Sixth District Joe Bares
Oat far LegUlalsre
Lancaster.
(From a Staff Correspondent )
LINCOLN, ' March lL-( Special.) Ed
ward A. Roth of Holdrege has filed a a
democrat and populist candidate for
elector from the Fifth district This
brireTS up an Interesting question. Sup
pose the democrats and the populists
should have different candidates tor
president which one would Mr. Roth
vote for should he be elected? In case
Uk thl where there I no fusion Is the
contemplation of the law In regard to
placing hla name on the ballot under a
bracket fulfilled f Secretary Walt says
It seems hardly th fair thing to count
th ballot for oq man tor on purpose
when the voter had 'a distinctly dlffeernt
purpose In mind when they cast their bal
lots. W. J. Blab- ef Llnwood has filed a a
republican candidate for stat senator.
This makes four republican In the field
for this office, while Henry Richmond Is
th eole demoeratle representative. Mr.
Blair la now postmaster at Llnwood.
Dewoha Files lis llxth.
The Brat democrat to get Into the con
gressional fight in the Sixth district filed
today. James A. Donohus of O'Neill
think he would like to try conclusions
with sent republican tor th place now
held by hi fellow .townsman, Moses P.
Klnkaid.
Clarence P. Parker? socialist of Dun
ning, ha entered aa a candidate for the
senats from ths Twenty-third district
John A, Robertson ot Joy, Holt county,
has entered aa a democratic candidate
for th senate from th Twenty-fourth
district.
William Weasner of Red Cloud
would Ilk to represent the Twentieth
district In ths senate. He Is a democrat
Jo Barae Files Again.
John T. Marshall of Panama and Jo
Burn of Lincoln today Qled petition as
republican candidates tor ths state sen
ate from Lancaster county. Burns has
had a long and varied experience In Ne
braska politics and baa served several
termg In ths legislature.
F. P. Corrlck ef tho La Follctt league
ha filed petition for delegate to th
republican national convention from the
Third, Fifth and Sixth districts. The
Fifth district petitions contain til name
and request ths names of A. C. Epper
son and C. A. Lues be placed on the
primary ballot The tint district petition
I for J. C. Harpham and WDHam Ernst
and war previously filed. That from the
Third district names R. E. Evans and
David Thomas as the candidates and
NEWS NOTES JFROM BEATRICE
Mrs. Blanche LasMley Files aa
Amended Petition la Salt"
for Divorce.
BEATRICE), Neb.. March ll-(8peciaM
Mrs. Blanche Lapsley Tuesday filed an
amended petition for divorce to the dis
trict' court setting forth the fct '.that
her husband'. Lloyd 8. Laptle)', has been
sentenced to aerv a term In th peni
tentiary for forgery, which i suffIen
grounds for divorce. A motion was, also
filed by Mrs. lapsley attorney to strike "
out part of th answer filed by lplry
as Irrelevant. Incompetent, . . Immaterial
and scandalous it.
Ira Fern of Ellis psssrd awsy afer a
brief lllneaa of pneumonia. Hs was i;
years of age and leaves a widow and two
children. 1 ' - j.
Word was received here yesterday "from
Los Angeles. Cel.. stating that FJ II.
Humes, formerly of this city,, was. seri
ously ill. Mrs. Humes died at that place
last wsek and Mr. Humes wss unable to
attend th funeral services.
Harold Burgess won the district declam
atory contest held here last evening. HI
subject wss "Th Death of Benedict Ar.
Mid." II will represent Beatrice in th
contest to ta held her on th vnlng
of March 17 during th meeting of th
Southeastern Nebraska Educational association.
NEWS NOTES OF FAIRFIELD
Fsaeral oi Heavy C. Woodea, Who
Dies! at Beatrice, Takes Place
at Hie Former He,
FAIRFIELD, Neb- March U-8psclI.)
The funeral of Henry C. Wooden, who
died In Beatrice Baturday'.at tha age of
W, was held at the Methodist Episcopal
church at 1 P. m. yesterday. Services
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Reed of the
Methodist Episcopal church and Rev. Mr.
William ot ths Christlsn church. In
terment was In the Fairfield cemetery.
A great amount ot snow has fallen
during tha last forty-eight hours, cuts
being drifted full, and train service on
the Orand Island Is seriously affected.
Train No, t last evening, with three en
gines, ws one hour late, and No. I thli
morning was (our hours late.
Tho Saint Joseph Orand Islsnd board
of examiners met all employe at this
station during th evening and thorough
examinations were given each one.
Naadall at Geneva.
GENEVA, Neb,, March lt-ISpecial.)-Stat
Fir Commissioner C. A. Randall
gavs a talk in tho court room last night
on prevention of fires to a fairly good
audience. Mayor Slsler presiding.
A Sadden Collapse
ot stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels is
most surely prevented with Electric Bit
ters, the safe regulator. M cent. For
sals by Beaton Drug Co.
CURES
t ULiU
It aa old tor aztstad simply bee an th flash waa dteaaaad at that
particular spot, it would b an aar matt- to apply aoma remedy dlreotly
to tha placa that would kill tha germs; or tha diseased flash might b
removed by a wrgioal operation and a oar affactod. Bat tha Tory fact
that old aorea resist rvery form ot local or external treatment, aad von
ratorn after being out away, ahowa that baok of tham is a morbid cause
which must b removed bfor a cure can result. Just aa lone aa tha
poUntioa continues tn th blood, tha. ulcer remains an open cesspool for tha
deposit of lmpnrttlra which th circulation throws off. 8. 8. 8. cures Old Bores
by purifytar tha blood. It ramora rvery trac of impurity aad taint from
tha rtreulation, and thoa completely does away with tha cause. Whan
8. 8. 8. has cleansed ths blood, tha nor begins to heal, and it is not a
surface cur, but tha healing process begina at tha bottom; soon tha dia
charga ceases, ths Inflammation leaves, and tha place fills in with firm,
healthy flesh. .Undar tha purifying and tonio afloota of 8. 8. 8. tha system
b built up. and thorn who health haa been impaired by tha drain and
worry of an old aore will b doubly banafltad by its uss. Book on Sana
and Uloeia and any medical advice tree to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA. GA.
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Tork Xankees autCald, who la Umbering at Atlanta, Ca,
la the training camp
NEBRASKA MERCHANTS
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