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X TEE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAT 9. 1912. By Tom McNamara r I US BOYS And There Wasn't Any Airship Copyrighted U. 8. Patent Office. HIMKY 0INK6 MAKE MONKEYS OF THE ALE ANDERS BEFORE THE 6MALL6n CROWD OP FANS EVER. SEEN ON HOME GROWtq WHAI 3 (Hex UIC gr pi I r-narivrerrsut IIK ev-vjrvfc. OTHER KEVKTC VWUNOOIMtt TRIM CTAft FtdH GIAXTV. SC0REITO7. OF THE CUUBfc W. L. P.C. MttKY DWKS 6 i . (ANDERS 5 I . : ' i i i i o. wt . j i , uii li-jiiiiiiiiii irate! fx mmmi mwwm ini t at va i a 1 a . . . - tiii - Ht . t l i v a rT U : i f 1 1 1 it 1 1 u : r- ii i i ' f i ivw. t. n h h1 m lit m nu i b wainr. viw I I A ! I PC - LL-JL ! ' )L: . -WRSj!lr-iri r ' l r"""7 iH4u. roes- PSSSsassffl I I --' H-.y.T-rt. ynLf v " J bit, . r-. " ii V . f-I i n s J ? i I i 9U6NM OksS 0 TMf MAysT OlNKw POLLED err oai THE 'FaieTlOrVT OAMe. l6 AiOvV rite nuc n OLCViMRfc akc OF SfMM.tWC r C0M64 TO KA"1INb BAMf bau. and nr himky oimt arc evActtY ROURKES SLAUGHTER JOSIES Batter Three of Holland's Fitchen for Serenteen Safe Hit. J0BI580I EUSI5 CLEYXl BAIL Fa lUatfcfk Artist lU tk ; it. Jm Batter Dra wltfe . : : aatti t ' Hits. Jack KoiltDe't Jaalae rl4 tlw wont bMtlnf of tha mm at tha hand! of the Rourkta jraatcrdagr afternoon la tha fouria- aa lut (aaia of tka awiaa. Tka Maorkaa alavcMana Ibraa W. Joaapa altekara tar a total of aaraataaa aa( klta aa4 (allaaaa oft with tka lone aaO ai a U to I aeora. Crateliar atari4 tka aaf trfbrnaiK la tka first Inalnc wbaa ba gave four be mo on balla wlik two man on basse, fsrsliic la Ihrss nine, "Bock" rrasauLa ss tka (Mat naa to ba afaunbtarsd. Hs araa fstnM tor ftrs Mta In thrsa rnnlnaa Wbaattsy aa aaat la tba awuiWI la tka fifth a asaai tka tMa. but aa admlals faraa tha rst arabbtakt af tka thrrs. . Carl Jtastssoa trarkasl aa tha flrlaf Una far tha kasaa taaai aa4 fritcbse a atsady tsjas, ailowlnf bat term aoattarai kits. H was sat sails aa to Aa araeh bare work, aa tha game was won la tha first malec. 'Johnson was atnt la bjr Arbogaat to is tha reostruif far tba BourkM snd was Bta saly awa oa tba team wba did not Bitsa aafsr wtlh tha bait Corle sad NUkott aaoh tot away with tares a (a ansa. Jrnuay Katie laneM aa the spaer eM la the stxtk rnolac tor a home run vttt one awa aa the basis, at. Jsaaah Haato Ball. 'The lams wee very uninteresting from he start. The Joslaa bstu bootleg tha ball la the ssf-end laatac and kspt It ap until the snd. gculnc aavan srrera auirkssl up aiaJaat thsm bttore the. gams was finished, Tka faaa begaa laasinf lbs park aa early aa tka fourth hieing, vban the scare ataee) I to t la faror ot the boats Mara.. ... - - , Despite the tact that the Joelss are aandtoappsd by a but lead, thsy did aot aurt, but teugbl aatll tha snd. A double by Wataaa la tha stalk Inning a fur two bad goae, followed by a etuis by IwU ling gave K. Joseph their saly run. Devtasoa was first for the Rourkee with a single to left. Uuyls draw a walk. Thontasea boat out a bunt. Kane weiksd, terrtng Oavklssa across wltk the first run. Johnson waa walked, forcing Coyls home, goanlon waa gives a trse peas, alto seadlag Thomaaoo home, Frssmaa waa sent In to pitch. Nlshoff ground. Kaae getting saught at the alats. Justine singled, scoring Jobasea. Robinson irttek out . . - - ' via the third Nlehatt epsasd with a (rlpls. Justies wsat aut to Borton. Rob. laaoa scored Nkkeft with a at nils, y. Mare Reaa la Insarth. . Coyls started the fourth with a slngla Thniaaana Isreai kin at ascend. Keaa oonbltA aesrlnf Tkowisssa, Jehaeaa cot to first ea Roth's error. Scan ton reached tlrat as aaothsr. DlUng the baga, Nte hoft want aut ea aa to field fly, Justlos rsasbsd Brat aa atlaoks'e error, while la the sixth the Josteo scored. Wataoa daublad and scored aa a single by SwUlleg. Oasaha saads sevea la the stith. Scen. loo got te first ea Roth'a error. Ha stole second. Nleboff seat aot a bent Justice flew aut to Kelly. Roetnaea got first 'safely aa aa error by Weeatley, while beaaloa scored, Davidson st railed, sl-oc la Nksaatf. Coyls atnglod, scoring Rob, ' Inarm. Darklaoa sad Coyls reaiped boms oa Thesaasoa 'g ' slnaie te deep center. Keaa asat Tbomasoa home ahead et him . aa a home ma. OMAHA. Ant. K, H. O- A. B. navldaon. M 4 11 Ceyle. rf ... 4 I t Thoeusoa, ef 4(11 Kaae, lb i 1 1 Jhasoa. c. 4101 aV-anion, lb ft I 1 I Nleboff, k tit Ju alios, at.t.M 4 4 t 1 ' Moouuno. f ft I 1 i . " Totals 47 li 17 S , j BT. JOAEPH. AB. R H. O. A. E- Kellr.fb ... 4 4 4 1 1 1 poin. ii . 4 watsua. rf.. SwtiUag. of., Ben on, lb..., Hith. lb Mienk. as.., Castle, c.... Crutcher. p. 4 ,. a reeman. p... 1 ' Wneaiiey, a. 1 Totals IS 1 ft n w . Meaofl out oa tnfletd fly. Runs 4 4 1 a 4 7 4 4 -tt Hits .. I I 1 I i eu m jos ' . Rons ... lid It II ...4 4 14 114 4 ' Two-ease hits: Kane. Watson. M leaks. Three keei bits: Kiohoft, ckanioa. Home . ran: Kane. Hit by paoaed salt: Jona ssa. hll: Off Crutrner, I hi one-third at aa Inning; off Ft at man. ta three and ' jvo-utroa Innings; off Wbeatter la three injuries. Struck out: Bv Robinson. r. by Freeniia. I; by Weeatley. A Bases oa sous; uci crutrner. e; otr vvneauey, L auua be sea: Thennnon (J). Soanioa. Lett ea basss: Omaha, il; St. Joaeas, ft ritws; is, umptes; Haskell, ' ildlUZ CITY FAILg TW . ICOBJC Dew Marwsa Hito Msawr Hard la ' Flrat THrro Isualaaw. 'SIOUX CTTT. May a-Des Momes hrt i Umm hard la the th-et three laeata and THICKS THE rilNICf OLCANOEM M' AeRC ullIU a eoNta Standing of Teams WEST. LEAGUE NATL LKAOUX W.UrVt I W.L.PCL Denver ..14 i .;r' Cincinnati U 4 .7) M. Joseph II 1 .C9 New York M 4 .Til Tone. a .. 1 .aw Chios ..11 .77 Omaha ..lie .474! Boston ... Ill .411 BkMia City g .4711 Pittsburgh 1 JO .412 Deo Main s I II .421 Brooklya 4 .a PlUl d lohla r ,R Wichita .. Itt .K) Uoraln .. I II .del tu. Louts.. 1 15 M AMER, AMK. W.L.Pct Mln'apolle ..II 7 Columbus ...17 I .gat AMER. LSAOUB. W.L.PI Chicago ....14 I .nti Boston II 1 Mil Wasb'cten. M I .W, Totedn HUM U II .u Phiia. I t .I2t St Paul Cleveland ., I t .471 Kan. C1ty...n 11 .4M rwtrflit a tl 4W luerrllla .. I II .M Rt. Lmle .. t II .SO) Milwaukee 1 14 .W4 New York.. 4 B Jto, Indiana sl Is I M M Teeter4e.rs Resalta. WEHTERN LXAOUE. Bt. Joseph, ti Omsha. la, Isa Moines, I; Sloua City, . Uncola, l Wichita, t Topeka, 4; Denver. I (fifteen Innings). NATIONAL M&AOUK. Roatew, Cktcsgo. a Philadelphia. 4; Clnolnnatl, 1 , Brooklyn-Ptttsburgh, rata. New Iforh, II; 8C UiuA I. ' AMEH1CAN LKAGUE. ' M. Louis-New York, .-am. Clevsland-Phlladelphut. rain. ttetrolt-Boaton, wet grounds. . , Chlcatro. J; Waahlnalo 4. AMERICAN AtWOCIATrOX. , Toledo, 4; Minneapolis, h Columbus, ;4; St. Paul, 1 Ioulsvllle, I; Kansas CIO, t Indians pwls. .; Milwaukee, 1 , (Masse Taster. ' Western Lsague-Omeha at eHeui City, L Joseph at les Moines, Den Tec at U coin. Topeka at Wichita. K.ttnnei Imiw-Boatoa at CnKage. Pttlladalphla at OnrtannU, Brooklya at plttehtirsh. New Tor It el fR. Louie ; - ieuai. Louui at New Tork. Cleveland at Pkllanslpkuh DetroU at Boston, tnimno a . , . aMwiMtlen Toledo at Minna .pons. wmiw:"': at Kansee viw, v. boa. I t a lie waa relieved by Olffsa. who aitehed a steady game. BiOL'X CITY, A. FwrrelL of hmltn. as.rt,...w.. 4 Relliy. b 4 Brest, rf f Myers, lf. 4 i ! i i t Ana reaa, so e Brooks, lb 4 i : Csdmaa, ...,, , s Meaer, p ..,,.. ilrtffen, p.... J 1 ii "i i &. Freneh ..m,,.,. t TotAuy, a a t DEd MOIN EfJ. A. R. H Haha. cf Curtis, a.. ...... i 1 I 1 i ! in itft Colllgan, as Keiiy. rt Thomas, lb , Korea. aa........, J Leonard, lb MoUraw, e 4 Uougiass, p 4 4 e r.,B l- ...M ft U ., . . n.. rr-n in ninth. tirtffea out tor bunting third strike. fgoua City 44444484 o-e Dee Motnee I eta Two-base alia., nreeo. Been floe hit: Thomas. olea bsaes Hreen, Cadrosa, Brooke ) Hlta: Off u . i -.a - ru. tmwtBtrda lnnlnas. ott Urlffen. la sl endone-thlrd In nings. Bases ea nans: yri aww. off Douglass, t Left aa bases; otoua City, uTUos Motnee. 1 Struck aut; Jy Oriffen. ti by Douglasa. J. Hasse IWU. Cad man. Hit by ptuhed ball: eteasa. Ttaw. 14V Umpire: Jahaaoa. , WICHITA L04B4 THIRD ITRAIOHT Pwrwy lev Uacala Oatpltehee We. verten aad Waaaer. k' wrirwrTA Kaav. May b Wichita dropped Its third straiglrt game to Lta eoln. Perry outpitched Weiverton end Wagner, though he waa a bit wild, doors; rt (uu lit A. BH. P.O. A. X. Mines. If. ...... I 1 1 4 S Mlddieton. et ft rMMea, rt. 1 4 Davka rf. ......... 4 i ! : Clemona, c. ........ I f Callahan, a. ....... t a 4 1 Hugbea, la. i Mee, tb. 4 Bterk, lb. t Perry, p. ........... I e Craig t 4 Claire. 4 Totals H Batted for ftar la ninth. Batted far Perry In ninth. It kt AB. R. BH. FUX A. E Miller, cf. Cole, tb ..I 4 1 1 4 Cobb. rf. .. I .. 4 .. 1 .. 4 .. 4 .. 4 .. 1 ..4 .. .4 1 .4 1 ktcCormirk. It. Mullen, ea. .... Dwyer. lb Barbeour, lb. ., CMrney, a. .., Wotvertoa. P. Wagner, p. a.. Totals i Lincoln .,. Wichita ' Loft tm eases: t a u 1 4 4 ft 4-4 Unoota, : Wfchlts, Mullen. IMUer. ltel- a racrtfice hits dea. Wagner. Two-base hits: Mee. Me Cormlch. Cole. Cobb. PetUgrew. stolen bases: Miliar. Mullen. lilts: Ott Wolverton. S In five end two-third alnas: art Weanar. I la throe end one- third Inning, t DouMe plays: Carney to t-wver: Clemona to Btark; MkMioton to Ctsmoaa. struck oat: By Perry. 1; by Wolverton. 4: by Wagner, 1 Bases an balls: Off Ferry. 4; off Wotverton. 4; ott Wagner, L Umpire: Kissans . DR. WILLIAMS, MINNESOTA . COACH, tS BADLY HURT MINNEAPOUS. Minn., May 1 Dr. H. L WUhama, atrector at athletlca a ths Lntrereity ot Minnesota aad coach at the toot ban tease, waa seriously Injured to day waa aa saluaweiei in which aa waa grtirlng was struck by a trala. He i takaa to a hospital, where It la aaid he ZIMMERMANJJSES BIG STICK Chicago First Baseman TJpieti Bo- tort'i Pitcher by Battint;. OAMZ IS nOBT ALL TEE WAT Caws Bring; Pinal aewra ta Nlae ta Klaht Xlaaaseraaaa Gala Heme . Baa! Three-Base Hit and Two-Ban aer. CHICAGO, May I ii m merman J bat ting upeet tba wlsttsra" ptteharsr lay. and Chleagw defeated Boatoa. k to a After tafetat; tha lead for atlme Chicago waa feroed to fight all the wey aatll the ninth Inning, when Elatossrmaa'a doubls drove la the winning ma. Boors: CHICAGO. booToy. Aa.H O.A.1 AS H O A I. nwlrkars. III I I I sseiisiy Ik 4 I I I arkens, HI! I I Si eweMl. ef I I M I TUker, as.. 4 4 11 1 Miller. It I I I I I Reheea. et.. I I 1 I IHIrke. U.... I 1 I S 1 Ciwaaa. lb I lit I snenis. si... I Ills Bven, Ik... 4 111 SHeaver. Is.. 4 I U I I Ueeta, Is.. I 4 I 4 SMiltoaaM.sk I 1 I 4 I An-Ser, s.... 4 4 11 IKIIes. I 4 I I I COM, P. 4 4 4S SHass. p.. 4 4 4 1 4 HMIkaea, P S 4 I I STyler. p I I 4 I I kkaM. p .. 4 4 M SUtaanav p. 1 4 I I I vw. Miller. 44444 ----- Teuue ....a u ii Vnt.la h it n II Hatted for Toner In trie eighth. Two out whs win nine run scored. Chicago I 4 4 1 4 4 I 4 4-4 Boston t a I I 1 4-1 Two-oaaa mta: awssnsy, zimmermsn. Three bass hit: Clmntermnn. Horns run: bra mermen. K1U: Off Hogg. I In one tnlrd Inning; off Tyler I la rive and one third Innlnga; aff Dickson. ( In three In nings: oft Colo, 4 In one Inning: off Reul bech, I In tyo Innings; off Tonsy, 4 la fjvs Innings; off Richie, aons In one In ning. Horrifies fly: Kllng. Sacrlflt-e hit: Tinker. Utolen baass: Kirks II, Devlin, weensy, HheckarA Doubls play: Tinker to sWere to Zlmermaa. Left oa base: Chicago, 4; Boston, a. Baeea oa balls: Off Host. 1: off Chkt. I; off Reolbsch, I; off Tyler. I; off Toney, 1; off Dtcloon. L Ot ruck out. By Tyler, t; by Reulbaok, I; by Toney, L raaaed ball: kllng. Wild pitch: Toney. Tims: 1:14. Umpires: Jn"tone and Easoo, Reaa Beat PhlUaea. . ' CINCINNATI. May a-A eomblnsUoa of six hits, one of which wee gales' triple with two men on bases, netted Cincinnati five runs in the fourth inning and enabled the team to wla from Phila delphia. Magee atole home la ths second laalng after making aa triple, tfcoro: rttitAoamiiA. cmciKNATi. vAk.M.O.A B. AB.H.O.A.I. aats, tk... I I I ft kkmkw. a. I t I I I Tltea H....4 I I llllse, el,,.. I 114 1 It I I I I SrMIK'L la I I IS I s tk I 4 4 4 SMlloeeu. HI I I I I K... 1114 tauetaa rt. 1 4 1 4 S Peaeert. ef., 4 4 14 Sasu. tk ... 4 111 4 4 11 srMias. as, 4 1111 Klllltw. 1.1 I I I I Biaiia, at I I I I Denis. .. 4 4 14 tareLaa. a. I 1 I 4 Orakea, s.. I 4 I 4 lBeatea. p. I I 4 I 4 Mens, p. .. I 1 I 4 IKeafe. ..- 14 114 AMaaaeer, p 14411 "V...U ... 1 1 4 4 4 Trials I It Ift I TtaM ,...M I M If B Halted tor Hiiiitsr m me lourtn. Betted for Alexander la the Blnth. Philadelphia I 1 I 4 4 4 4 4 4-t CtndnnaU 4444444-l Two-bass bits: Cravath. Hohlttael. Mo ean. Thres baas bits: HoOod, Bates. Hlta: Off Moors, 4 In throe end twe thlrde mines: off Alexander. I In tour and eno-thlrd Innings; off Benton, f In five innings none out In the slatn): on Keefe, 1 In tour Innings. Stolen bsses: Titus. McOoe. phelan. Bascher. Doubls plays: Doolaa to Knabe to Ludarua (I); Knabe to Doolaa to Itderoue: Phedan to Egan ta HoblltaeL Basse on bells: Off kloore. (: oft Alexander. 1: off Benton. ft Struck out: By Moore, 1; by Alex- ender, 4: by Benton, 1; by Keefe, t Time: 114. , Umpires: Rlgler and Fin- Coach Richards ot Wisconsin Resigns MADISON. Wis., May t -Coach John R. Richards ef tha University at Wls- eensta toot ball department res lined to day. . Friction, culminating la the too. ally's refusal to excuse fresh mea from military drill to take part la athletlca led to the resignation. The ooach claimed that tha toot ball aad ether athletic teams suffered from lack of material, caused by tha compulsory military drUL laea Wla la First. KANSAS CITY. Ma, May I -Two bases oa balls, three doubles and two singles in ths nrst inning gave Kansas City six run, enough to detent Louiavtila In the first game ot ths series here today. Northrup was' relieved after two were By Bnyaer. who allowed one hit In ths Bret and held the locals safs during ins rsmainoer oi tne gsme. in tns sixtn. with the bases full. Powell hit Bell, foro Ing the visitors first rua. Aa Infield out lave them another, while two walks and a etngio In tha nlntk gave them their third run. Score; LOltSVlLLa. KAHsAa CTTT. AB.M.O.A a aa.u o a a. ue. n . 4 111 SBerkeae. hi I I I Rimk. H .. 4 I 1 S Stlark .... 14 14 4 HeySM. rr. . I I I s Satkaller. It 4 1 1 t SVaea'tn, tk 4 4 M) 4 SCefT. Ik.... 14 14 4 Better, aa. 4 114 n llln, SI 4 I I 4 1 Ball. ta..... t 4 t I sja-m. I .1 I I II stealer, at. 4 s s e rv,wT. at. i t i i sseaew. I S t 1 sr-teae. ft.... 11114 Kertkras. 9 4 4 4 4 sreseU. . I I I I I Seretr. a 14 4 14 l s s s Tetsts ... JS in I I Teuaj .... I 91 It 4 Bstted for Caider la the Blnth. Loulsvtlls 44444(441-1 Kansas City ...... IIIIMMM Two-basa bit: Corrldoa r. Downey. Fieno. Beaumiller, James, Powell. Psc rtfioe fly: Carr. ntoiea base: man lev. Basse on balla: Ott Northrup. 1; oft Pow ell, ft. Struck out: By Snyder, t: by Pow ell, t Loft oa basse: LoousvtUe, 11: Kan sas uiy. a. nit ay pitcaea Bail. By Powell (Bell). Double play: Downey, Cor rtdoa and Carr. Hlta: Off Northrup, 4 tn two-thirds htntng: oft Snyder, 4 m seven and ano-Utrd Innings. Time: 1 la. Ura- ptree: rei gwsaaj ena Hanninna , Aa entire retail atsek ot men's far nMihigs coea aa apeetal sals at BrandeM Btarws aeuorday. Permita to. Last Foot Ball Year for Nebraska's New Leader on Gridiron LINCOLN, Neb., llsy a-8peelal.)- Ernls Frank, halfback ot the UU Corn-i huskers, has been chosen by the athletic board as captain ot the 1111 foot bail squsd to succeed Jerry Warner, who waa sleeted at the cloaa ot the season last fan. Frank's election by the board followed two attempted selections by tha 'N" men, which resulted sach time In a dead lock between Frank and Harmon, the big guard. Frank, whoss brother, Owen. Is psrhapa ths best all around atblsts developed by a Nebraska coach sines the days of Johnny Render, was a star last sea son and will play his hurt season of foot ball nest fall with a college team. His choice waa unanimous. The hoard selected Robert If. Swltaler of Omaha to fill a vacancy In tha mem bership and approved the toot ball sched ule for neat tall as arranged by Coach Ewald O. Btelhm. It also granted "N'a" to Miller, Ruby and Pharos, msmbars ot the Nebraska wrestling teem. Arrange ments were made to grant lettera mora liberally la tha minor porta at the Ne braska school. , Joe Lotz is Sold the Kearney Team Joe Loll. Pa Rourke'l youngest pitcher, has been eold to the Kearney ball club of the Nebraska Bute league. Lots played all last season on the Omaha team, but did not ehow up well until inward tha latter Bart of tha season. 1 i work at that time caused Rourke to take him to camp this spring and give him a trial aa the firing line. Lota la a food ball player aad a fins pitcher. Hs has everything at hie com mand, but sacks the knowledge of the game which should go with hla bendera. A season or two In the bushes will do the Omsha boy a lot of good and he probably will return to Omaha a finished twlxler. , . Roger Bresnahan Leaves Hospital ST. LOUIS, May a-Desplte orders to the contrary, Roger Brssnahaa, bibbs gar at the St Louie Nationals, left a hos pital tola morning, where he bad keen a patient for a week. His physic! aa an nounced that Breanahaa had "esc aped." Breaaahea wfJl manage tha team from tha bench aatll be recovers entirely frees hla branchial troabla. BASE BALL LETTERS NOT GIVEN TO CORNHUSKEfiS LINCOLN, Hay a-tSpeoteLVthotigh base ball waa again put oa tha map at Nebraska the members of tha varasty team will not receive letter aa a result of the failure to secure lames with out- OHE OF TEX IBXIXBS Of TEX BIO DZCOBATXOI SAT BACX. . a- V I VBttgliie Hughes HagUe nuchas ef akglaad. knowa kt siitorooetle rscrng ctrdea aa TLerd Hughte" win drive a Mercer la tha sec ond annual faW-mile International eweep staksa race at the Indianapolis Motor pel d say next Memorial day. Haghee baa bean ana of the most conaatent axar ners with a Mercer during the last two years and finished hi twelfth position la the first ftta-ardle race, despite the fast that ba waa driving tn a email car against many of the highest powered cars aver built, ' Ha will encounter an other classy neW thin Urns, bat be lieves that he will bo eKs tl come wall Into the money and prove ane at the mala contenders at the aad ef the big eveat, 1 ' ' side colleges. The action of the beard la adop tine the revised Mtaaoud valley rul ing on summer base ball came so late that It waa tm possible to secure games with outside untversltlsa. Nebraska played but two games, one with Tarkio college and one with Kearney Normal. The failure to grant letters baa proved a bitter dlssppolBtmeat to tha members of the squad and a protest may hs lodged with the athletlo board. The board took tha attitude that the schedule was not extended enough te warrant tha granting of lettera. Twenty-Two Schools Will Compete in the Purdue Field Meet CH1CAOO, May .-Twsnty-two unl veraltlee and ooUegee have ssnt eotriea for the twelfth annual eonference track meet, which fa ta be held May tl aad June 1 ea Purdue athletic field at Lafay ette, Ind. Tba entries were announced today by Secretary Edward R. Johnston of tha graduate managing committee. Twsnty-twe unlversltlse have attde Bomlnatlona for the event Practically every important school In the salddle west la rpraa sh ted. Of the conference ant verslUea, Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, North was tern, Purdue and WIsoonsm are represented. Other schools in the list are California, Cos. Colorado, Depauw, Earlham, Ames, Kansas, Knox, Miami, Missouri, Nebraska. Obarlla. Ohio State and South Dakota. . , Missouri, winner ot the meet In UU, has one of the largest teams tat the list Wisconsin leads In the number ot en trants, having a equad ef fifty. Chicago kt second, with a squad of forty-two men. Caleb aad A merle ae Matched. BALTIMORE, May (.-Frank Ooteh. the title holder, and Qua Schoenlein ("Amer- Icus "l ot Baltimore will contest or tns world's heavyweight wrestling champion ship st ths Fifth Rsslment armory here on Decoration day. Ootch Is to reoelvs 44 per cent of the gross receipts and Amer Icus M per cent, whlls tbs remainder will go to the Monumental club. 4rblpke ta I mplre. . Bill Schlpke. former third base favorite with the Rowrke family, will empire the game oetween tne omana ana council Bluffs High schools to be played at Rourke park Thursday aft em 00 n. Tha same will not be called until 4:1a. thus allowing the afternoon students of ths two schools to attend. Ticket selling campaigns are under way at both schools snd a largo crowd is expected. Braadela Stores' greatest sale ot men's tarnishing goods takes place next Satar. day.- See the windows. THIEF AT SEWARD IS A CONVICT JUST FREED SEWARD, Keh, Hay I (Special) Two thlevee went Into Wicks rshara'a livery barn last Bight, pretending to want to use too tosaphoae, and robbed the elothlng at aa employs named Fethy ot H aad ansae articles. Sharlft Oillaa gat busy and oaptured the fellows. The shsrlft.aa paoalag to tba stats psnltsn tlary, found ea at Ibeta. a convict. Bemad Davenport, to havs bean released from there thirty days ago. Both of the seen are ht Jail. Rev. John Ambrose, who baa occupied tha pulpit of tha Presbytsrata church here for the hurt four years, has ac cepted the past seats of tba Prssbyteriaa entires at Ctlca, Neb. Tha members at tba church bora will give a picnic aoppar toalght for Rev. and Mrs. Ambrose and family. Tha large farm bouse oa the Zlmmer Ann farm. Bear this city, waa 00 n- 1 timed by fire last Bight, catching Ore This year It's the: ! "BALLOT." Every: igood citizen ought; :to enjoy its sdrsn-; ;tage8. ' . . i ' "BaHot' is the comfort- j ; able low collar with ; ' '"Easy-Tie-Slioe" space ; I and patented ''Lock-that'-! ; Locki" : ! The wide atchin.' adds ; ' a style distirictJon to this ; j collar that 70a are sure ; to like. ! i H yoei pretar aanto sryre best ' hlfttm aak 700- food babsrr. daahse- for WhariwaaatM or I "McAdoo." Afl sra awavm eamnwemeaaMnveneawa nnawaenanwneal ee" OawsieVaee? - m.tmm S I tea ttc, ' Saaftsr eases am UsHallmHeVClliiri M I i ll Tsay waBaBmMBaBBaBBBBBHBmBmBMBBBBBn, k THC OLeVetjDSRl MCV4 CATQHEft. 60O AWcX WMMKIAK. ME IS A WKPJOEtAT- Imioimikm ro teooMCt Bur WArt all from a defective flue. The house hsd lust been rebuilt at a large exponas. Tha tenant lost a large amount ot household food. Henry Wood gate, aged H years, died at his home at Oermanlown Sunday and waa burled today at Seward. Jacob Irving pur phased M acres of G. Hsntsea Monday for IK, 604. . Greatest bargsina la man's furnishing goods aver known In history of Omaha at Braadela Stores Saturday. NEWS NOTES FR0M BEATRICE Haree Stele treat L. H. Miller wt Wyasore Mrs. C. C, Ia aaaa la Dead. BEATRICE. Neb., May a-Speclal.-A horse belonging to L. If. Miller, pro prietor of the Touxelin hotel at Wymsrs, wea stolen Monday night Jt at thought the thief went east trota Wymors. Bo far the officers have failed to get any due to the party. A minstrel ehow waa given at the Pad. dork opera house last evening by home talent for the Unfit ot the base ball team. About fttOt waa realised aa a result ef the performance. Mrs. C C. Inmaa died at her horns ht thin otty yesterday, aged ftTreara. She Is Brur A Cattthnad Aery n TTi JJjJ Iott BRUIN vrMaYS'tntwTt ja . "T , , I RtNCilNftBSCK I MtrR JZ k iTSTfiTOM -wCvSr I N(wr f JlfCnrT w7 s "Is'v'oo'Vt; PijtS jjl "Tea t pit als" ' 4fcei,v, , jsF lmT an Keen I ' ' ? ' f vtHV bo sac 1 . it nevEnTl f LAJ RUBBER AT .V" ' 1 ltm& N Wer J f ORlrlA f rtervTrllLOOK SffV T Pi J (akev I JKtRlEltV 1 1 BACK V You might be able to read a dozen langnages yet you could not get any ; idea of the goodness of Navwrtlvsefraa, jost a single, sip wtmld con- Ni wtoceroa. Every bonis is lull oi sparkling- tile an4 ' Tsjor, fee tba fineat Barley HaH aad Saaasr Hops era awe are Boeed for Baser sacsc weloe. Order a case delivered to your home today. Biewed, aaj and bottled only by tho CARL FUfttTH, Dwarmaaer. T1S Soath 141k Seeaet fhesw rVerfrss corfooni. Time to Change Your Underwear Tba time te) ehaoge your uaderwear is aenr and tba plan to buy la here. One ot tba new styles Is tba ventilated back, it la aiada ot DAioaook and Baa E(yp tlan eottoB. Tbls new featora Imparts a rraatar eon- tort to tba body oa account of the eiasticity of tba material and la cool aad aootbiag to the akin. They coma la varioua lengths, bat aa knee length, athletic stylo, is tba Boat popular. Manxlng and Lewis makes. SI 81.50 S2. ' teeROAs oams was me iAr Te oleamo&u WILL PLAV ON THE HOME k3ROoMD& For. soe time. "We NEXT" SERIES WILL. Bf BeTweei tmc hnky DlMkS AND meWHAttGMceRS. 7UK 4T4TP MhT M lEfW)NR tn us txr Aitr JbsT" as mis ! SHRIMP FLVtM survived by ksr husband and a family of Ova small children. The Urectora of the Ellis State bank bald a meeting yesterday and elected these officers: W. H. Miller, president; A. C. Pcffsrman, vice president; Charles Bonham. cashier. PLATTSMOUTH NEWS NOTES William Dull, Pioneer Cltlsea, is Dead Faaeral st Wil liam Volh. PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., May L- Spe cial.! William Dull, an ex-sold ler and tor thirty years a resident of Cass county, prominent farmer and stock raiser died at his home la Murray yesterday morn ing after an Illness of several months with cancer ot the stomach. The decvartd leaves a widow, two sisters and other relatives to mourn bis loss. The funeral will occur Wednesday. ' D. B. DM. South Bend, filed a com-i plaint with Judge Archer of this dty to-l day charging George Vogle ot the same Tillage wtlh committing an assault upon! Dill May 4. A warrant waa Issued for Vocls and placed tn the bands ot tba aherilf. Both men are prominent and highly respected cltlssns of South Beat) precinct - Badger Icfwres ay "Fmntm"-Na. 17 Jolm Gand Brewinf Co. LllViaiaWU i row awTfaajref fha aitffrw seriea ' f T6 A LUCKY 1 ITMIMri FOR are I ITHaT THATT OLPl JbCY CheVT fKtcj Tom Kelley Co. . 315 South 16th St. . i i IS A. f v