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Drawn for The Bee by. Hal Coffman
National New
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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAT 19, 1911
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rd'S T T3-J'-- , ' ' ., ' vo Ht'3 Talking. To , '.. - r "J"
' aBreentatmi of ' Eigkt ' Imm
, Meet t Field Cla fatnnUy.
, JCHEDFEE .0? JUT AITOOTOCED
' BUtchee Will Be Flared bet batsr-
' day ,Aierae ( Varies CUba
. ' ' Seer teBe Determined
kr reieto ! V-! . .
. Preparatory to th opta'ng at Ox CHy
" renal leegus ea Jan t th dimeter ef
he aswly . drgantsed club will bold
i Matins at to Field Jub next Saturday
- afternoon, at wskh time all minor e-
tall reardJiuL.tb opsntng of th league
Mil Uttakea up ana disposed of.
4 Ther r bow lnt team to tto aT
tad everything la raay tor tn apsmug
, .Juna.X Th Hub will play vry
', Saturday afternoon antH August R, whM
ih tost gams ( lb aauoB will b held.
, - Tb foltowlng achatul win b obaarrad
, M th nlni .day;, PIU olua veraiu
ih ftaUUslub at UN rial alub around;
. Happy Hollow hib vrrau th Itot and
1 Bun )'' th RM an Qua club
irauooX rtUr TiuK Jtlub Trra th
- Kaunta . htb . l th Kouata club
',tnu4h JtL AidnW. vru th Toung
Mtn'a UirMlu nwimm at lb Tounc
; MB'a CMMrt BModatioB park. "
I Thar' f ls am 0 b tHm. 0
whom will putlclpat'. la , th (
tntr Baturoay aftarnooa. atafl
awtcb and aaubM will omplt
ia atiWa pfy.Ti,'lnr of a
; Md ato b 0ll1!b o
, palat .rttW poUtta r ak eoubla
It wllf Bp(mW tbVlwily. Bslota la
M auoa awtai aa BltarBOoa' play. Tb
km wiftww th majerlor i( point win
' M clvaa cradlt tor wlnnlnt th aftaf-oB-f
l, iZ i, -
Th aalan wlU b ppaiwtaa by. Ih
torn dub Bt aa ly. - TM t whiab
aaaad .at tb and. it'Cbi aruaa la
total Bwnbar f ptftnta will b awrs4
kus lovliik 5uj, jyfiJeh'wlB .a.
Aaaa y b iMfua. T.M ebjaot at la
aau I tp Vic out teanl Blayar wb
aav Bvr fttnrmt aubllclr, t
Flan kr now tmaW way to tnhurt (b
: Wat piub urw fp coorano4ai tb
lyBi darlac tb bit oray la Aiwwl
" ind wort 'w btaMxf ai4ay on tb
law elworta walcb will b, ua4 thr
: diU MnvTw' Twtl trrw'itnal eta oour'
XII a .laid m .wrf tb fMh. Old dirt
aval v oabld wtn ba rad;i 'and
- rhaafad blip 4ar affair Btvaral bar
rl ot JlM day v bar rdrd for
Ih aw oourla,
Tba 1ohw1r)f tefamKta r rh DM
Hub wlii aaoi bara t tt praUmlnary
trrantfnwnli: :.,Trmnli apallrnaa, chair
tan: Jama Waoa, WJ, Jputnar A, A.
; 'wwa g rtr(rmrtr ,',f, r
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r rucat; V. by UwUctu. 4 Cmplra:
BES ;0UH8 . SWDE8 ,?C1HIA
'Tnr- Hit ta nrtb laalaa- Maaalt la
f'i . Tbtw Biaaat
DES KdlffBS, U , May U.Mi Holm
trfaK WXMia ki tb aaoaad aama l
,, atr(ta hn today, toon I to I roar
kita In Jb fifth av Di Bmae' tbra
mnat.aad tb Md ar tb vWttora,
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rnamaai la t , a
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lieraca. p t... 4 1 1
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tu r.J I 1 (i
Twa baa a:,.fetttsrWY- Surtrica
hit: i-nlr.w, Maa, Krt baa a
Miiatort tiaMto.-;-4t -tleracn, 4.
irwrk ut: By liaaatno. 4. by Hararb. 4.
w mmrnvm wn. UMICTW QIOWA
i'ial. HuIH. Cla'ro. Ltft as baaa
l boliw, a. Mrahlta. t- L'ntar.
John too. Tina: LS4.
FINE MEDALS ARRtVf FOR
THE H,S. TENNIS WINNERS
TIkm luuaaoawBMlUla 1) bt awardad
th jrtaaara bftba asamal aarlnt twal
eniin loumanMrr o tb Oawha Klk
Kbasl bar.' Lab KcBtiaaa.-laaicn ad
In (. aa waeM tb pnaaa t
ma alaca tbanx ott pxblMUoa la th
mala hail at tb ubaot laaixruw. ' All
enroat will beeome' tb pnaBt BtWB-
trr aC-tb wKacra.- . , . ,
Tha-MBjMr ot .tb final awtdl la th
iharortnk!p Jmn4 rtH near a CM
aw4ai an ta ruinarp wllf a awmraat
a .-aBrar baace. , .. ,
rmaatll larmon,--n aad aarrar Baa
atano. "fl will fiyht ft ant fer'flrat plaot
aoaor acxt - . -
A PjrOB.' e-fal I th prize bunts ap
tar .4 vljnar tha ooooltl atnii.
JCry if "ta Raalaa-aM AV!Hlin.
Standing of Teams
WKttTN LKAOUK
W.UPet
Denver.... JT
. KAT.LXAOUC
w.urn
Nw Tor U) 4 .7v
tM. 4Mpb M M
Omaha.... H U
Clrwlnaatl. U .'II
ChKaao-. UU
Pttubursb M U ,m
Pblta. U4
t. Laul.. 11 U .I.t
Boaton W 17 474
Dee M m U It
.41
Totba ... V 14
sioua city U 14
Wichita.. MIT
Uooola.... lb
.r
Broeklya.. Ill J
AMER. UEAOUE
Abt ASSOCIATION.
W.UPct.
W.IPet.
Cbkmpo.. 8 .TH
Coluoibua.. B 11 .tr
BOItoB.... M Bt
.lbj
Mi
TOIdO... U 11 .
Wwa ptoa U Id
Clevelad U U
Detmu.. 14 14
Phil. .... II H
Nw Torfe t W
L Ual 1 1t
Hinat'p'. it U AM
Kaa. City M 17 .aa
kl Paul.. It I) .471
Mllwauk 11 IT .431
LoaMTilt 11 17 M
ladiaaU UU 444
Twttntorb aUaalta.
WMTIlUt LftAOUaV
Deanr. I; (Hnaha, 4.
VHchlia. ; De Main. 4
ML Jexph. Mi Topek. 4
ua City, ; Lincoln. I.
NATIONAL. UUODB.
Boatoa. T; Flnabufth, i. -rblladelphl,
11; at. IxHiM, 1
Krooklya. 4, Cbkaaw, 4
New York, I: Cincinnati. 4 '
AMERICAN UEAQUB.
Cteeehuid. W; New Tar. I; ta Isalnc.
Chleafe, I; Boua, I.
DatTMt, I) Jtillaalpbla, M.
bt. Louia. I; Maaunrtaa, L
AMERICAN AaaOClATlON.
MlnneapoM. I; MllwaukM, 4
Toledo. 4; Columbua, 4.
toulevllla. I; lndlananoll. 1
it. Paul, I; Kanaaa City, 4
MANY COMING TO THE SHOOT
Tiirty-SeTenth Arx&uil Tosroey ot
Bute Sporttmam'i Auociition.
TO SX XZLO HXXZ THIS TZAX
III Ttwimi, Wka Hrna Beea Tar
la tha (tta( B parte Orat la
tri( ta Caatla; aTraal ta
Ba (bat Ara Bitot.
Th tMrtyvntb aaaual touraaaMet
at th N brak atat Bportamea'a aae
elatloa five prorata bate In beat
mm la lb blatory ad th arfanliaaoa. T
data thai r abwat 1M etrta. with at
t fifty aaer expected before th
tournament nana ea Taaaday. May 14
Billy" TnuMNHl. a f tba beet Iwaj
hat, aa vWtlng ut la tb Mat but
week, and trail at Colombia owl a few
f th Btmrod taar. Out el Ih forty
rank abate la that plaat tMrty-flv bae
ant ta tb neme a aawatT thoa wbe
aria be preeent Twenty Blared (rem
Pvl City will ala be bar. Ansae; tb
Other town tat Ih tat which will be
iwprasaniad at the aiet. are Nerfoik.
Orand lalawl Kearney, Beatrice. rlle
CHy, Aubara, Uaatlnaa and Uaoela.
AJthoutS th tournament to a aloud
Mat an. har will b Bwrkanwa her
from at LatUft f City. Cbtoaaa,
MiajwapaH and twawr. frra'aaakin!
(rem almoat erary Part of th country
will ala be ber. bot will art be al
lowed I eempct far aay f tb raeay
pnaaa. They win be permitted to
ahoot la all th veale, but their cor
will not e eeaatod. .
One feature which ha attracted a lira
s ember of ahooter to th tournament
I th fouler money back ayittm. Thla
ayttem bt very ldm weed la a tourna
ment. Any man wbe ante re the touraer
and ehoota-4a all the ertnt. ahoutd be
taU to (it li entry mny back la
prbM. It. will be refunded to him after
Ih tournament. . True only Bold good.
however, If A aaltlclpatM tn
rent .
Th Jack RabbH ayMam win b Bead m
an tb extra, eventa, tnaludloc th ahoot
for th Mate eaamploaebip ea Thuraday,
May bt. la thl yMm every runner
ahoeu at fifty larteu. He pay eeau
(or eeery Uriel. Beery tarpet be ahoou
at aad break and get back N eenta.
every target h mlaaei be forfeit!
eenta, Ta wtBaer e( lb event will re
ceive a Howard watch, valued at UnX
The atcend prise will be S In caab.
South' Dakota College
Athletic Meet Will
-" Be Hejd in Huron
HURON. May tt. The "State Meet,
th big ataietM vtnt at th ftouth rw
beta aollege year ecur la thl city ea
rruy aad Batardijr, May M and a. at
wbk the Bute erdvererty. Dakota Wei.
kwaa. Stat. Huron, Yanktoa aad Red-
ttM cUCa have entered team. The
Northern Normal amy compete, but can
Bet take pornta because aot a member ot
the Mat asaerlatioB. Lyl rttl)oba ef
C ram wtH rstwrea. Tb I'nrreratty ef
Boot Dakota, which ha eerily wo the
PM two year look best, wttb Tanbtoa
er Stat eaUege for seoaond bet. Haroa
hi Mreager thaa lor year, la dual meet,
tat ealUaae baa defeated hfominm.
aad loot to HamUa ualvereity. I4t
tn; Hwraa be wea (rem Northers Nr
mal. Tbdl. aad Taaktoa tram Wealejaa.
BwXMa, third aeuatlag. Thnmgh tu
fnrr alramietaac the mivwew w
have aa nra anal eoataat. Aa ...
count It treath aa only be aatlmatM
oy tb peat penoraiaae of it awa.
la eenaia that everv event- artth tha a
albl axerpMoa ef the abet put will be
bitterly
iua resaistswt Bad Jiniklses TJsa
Kawipaptr Advertlatcg ta the Mead ta
SHOULD MEETJODR TEAMS
ITebrgik Ajnmntu Appedli for lev
Conference Schedule lale.
lEGsrrs Duoprao a axes
PeH thai I owe Ac I re, Nehraaka'e
- Meat Wertbp raw, (keald Be
Playwd aad that OUaheeaa
; ' ' Be emitted.
By fXTDBi K. ELLIOTT.
Tba need ef a Mbwowrl Valley eoafer-
ae raw governing the eeheduttng ef
feet ball game among tb Behcet of thl
league has baea mpbaalsed by th book'
lag ef the Unresrarty ef Nebraska for
Beat fall The foot bell mean (or OU
t th Conihaaker acboel la en of the
Bwat BBBttraetlv thai .baa ban laaued
there ta several iaaim. Bat tbrs
game, with aa appeal 4 th alumat are
ea tb alata. Tbeee ar th contest with
Minnesota. Kanaaa aad btlseourl. R.
Bttmbraaea af th Missouri bank) but fell
dor sot lend aay fascination t the pre
Pcta for a good fight botweea th Cera
baaber and Tiger next autama though.
The Oklahoma baa beea aaanuaeed as
the flaai eppeeeat ef the eeaeon truly
an asjtKllmag bt thee wear era ana.
Utah, a echoel that Is ankrarwa be meat
of th foot ben men ef thts section of
th weet. I talked ef for a place ea the
schedule, tier still being ea Hat open
for a game.
But Omaha alumni at Nebraska oould
forgtv th ocbeduling of game with
Oklahoma and Utah If there were enough
oonMMa with Missouri valley school.
Only twa aMmbars of th conference are
te be met Kansas and Missouri.' Tb
beet of all Nebraska's foe, th Ames
oolleglaa, are left off thla coming see
sen' elate, Last fall. A met was th
en school, eu tilde ef Michigan and Mia-
ola, that P U rod la th class ot th
Cbrnbaahtr. They made the . Stat km
elevta go to a d to tie. Tot, Best tall
this eohool m not boohed, aad Oklahoma
Is taksa ea Instead. It dot set make the
Nebraska alumni athoa over - tblr
KhooL "'
Asses aa Uat Fee. ,
Ames, tor many seasons, ha beta ene
ef Nebraska' worthiest fees. It was
rh Aggl team that whipped the Cera,
buskers la TM4 that plsysd them d te 1
the next season and that aiad history
t Diets field la Omaha la ltOf In a
game which era won by th Cerahaa-
kr. A me alwayi ba fought the Cer
hushex hard, and alumni wbe bav
ysuraeyed keck ta Llaeohi (or the gam
have- knew that they .were ajetng t
see b fight worth the moeey and Urns
He Beaked fer 1P1B.
tllL with Amss such a worthy foe.
It Is not booked for a gam with the
Corabukr nsxt ssasoa. It ta such
a eendlUoa that make a)omrd year
tor a oeferooe ml that will require
each team ta play a osrtela sum ber of
gams with th other school! ef the
league. la the "Big Eight." there to
a rule that stakes It necessary for each
Institution to meet four of th ether
boon each falL . That Is eae ef the
very few rule ef that leagu which
have aot beea adopted by the Missouri
Valley league Nearly all the obnox
ious regulatleaa have kmg etas beea
Incorporated late the tow ef that league.
A regulation auklng It accessary for
tech school to ptay (oar other tea am
ef the laaga would, laetude Asm every
ssasoa, as wn s Kansas and Missouri
Nsbraska and tbeee eohoebj oampuee
th "Big Foer of lb oseferenc. Ne-
kraeba could al tares ts bet was Waahlag-
toa and Draks each year (or the other
conference game If required to asset a
esnfereac ausrtet.
That Is a uggetloa that the eoafer-
enoe mentor should eoaeMtr at their
nest mcating, which will be held the
latter pen ef Ibte month. Bo lone aa
th Corahusr ar a awmbar of tba
Mlsssurt Valey league, they should play
tb other schools m thl organleettoa.
N early all the schools ar good op
ponents Alumni are aot vetting for
game with Mlaaesot. Mlohlgsa and
Wtsrwnata. thwigh thee contests appeal
10 ad of them. Nebraska undoubtedly
a) tb big eleve 1 this league, and
B ran prove ita auprorlty aearlyavwry
eeaso by meeting several of the eoer
(erene schools. There Is aothlng galaed
ta th way of preauge through ssestlng
such schools a Oklahoma aad Utah;
ther much te be sained through bat
tle with Minnesota and Mlchlgaa, hew.
ever, n la better ts Mick a the boms
schools and make a good cleea up there,
wbta tbeee team cannot be met.
NINE UNDERGRADUATES
ARE SEEKING ELECTION
UNCOLX. May H.-gpertei.-yTv
VBaergraduates will be choeea dor awe
ea the athletic board af the etate aal
verwty at the eanual eleetlea Best M se
der. Male students n th aatvarelty wbe
here twelve kours cradlt aad are carry
big twelve hour ef work are entitled ts
vet.' "'. ,
There ar nine eeedldate for places ea
the beard, but tba eMrtloa has beea one
of th autetea la tha history ef the
school. All ef .the ceadldatee have bean
prorataeat la anlvemty athletic ead tree
(ram the anal charge that they are
represented by T. N. si
The eaadtdats are: Artber Kay. Wil
liam Backer. Dewey Harmon, W. J.
bteQowaa, A. H, Hlltser, Mil Heoattok.'
but Carrier. O. w. Miller, 1. A- Rod
Baa aad C B. t'nderwood.
CREIGHTON PRODUCES STARS
Many Good" Ball Playen HT Gone
from university.
HA1XT . WELCH IS rOHTKOST
Theagfe Thevw ts Net a Veewlty
Team This. Temp the Art IVe-'
pari si eat Mae Defeated
All Cesser.
Although Crelghton niverelty Is wtth
eot a varsity be bell team tba squad
which got undsr th eotori of ' tba
Crelghtoa Art depertmeat hi made ap at
players wbe compose tb "varsity squad.
The team hi making a good record, hav
lag played end won thro gam. Owiaha
High school, ah rourth mfantry team
ef .rart Crook, aad tb Western Iowa
Veoanenal college at Harlaa all fell be-
lor tb Arts department aad It hi took'
lag tor more game.
It I Interesting ta aots ta aumbar of
amateur ad prof ess looal ball players
Crelghtoa university he furnUhed la th
past, sad those wh are bow playing ea
amateur team th) Omaha. Probably th
best knows of th professional ball play
era wbe snot played at Crelghtoa la
Harry We) (9b who was with Omaha dad
was tb premtor sticker of tb Westers
league. Welch pitched for th Crelghtoa
teem at en Urn, aad else wea eae of
tha best tost ban players tvsr going forth
ea tha Crelghtoa field. Jo tots df th
Omaha team, who eras sold ta the Kear
ney But league mam, was a student at
Crelghtoa when he Joined th Omaha
but year. H pitched for Crelghten pad
It was with thl team that bt first came
to the notice of Rewrite. . .
Wlllard Qulgley, who 1 omplrtng la th
Mink league, hi a student la tb Crelgh
ton Medical collage. He managed the
Terrell Syrup company tear of last yser.
Prucaa ef tb Crelghtoa football squad
and captain ot tba basketball team la
catching with Superior of the State
league. Ha wHt flateh hi eeurse at th
Crelgbton' Collrtb ef Phawamev nextTeb
rwry. 4 'J ' ' : '
There ar many Crelghtoa students now
playing with Omaha amateur teams. Tb
bulk of th Holly team I composed of
thee whs lurre or ar tteedlag Crelfh-
Paul Kelly, pitcher, galaed tba oog-
et 'Itrtksouf KsUy bsceuse of
hie work with Cretsjhte last year. Jimmy
Kelly en third Is Cretghtea Medle aad
pteyed th same poettlsa oa th Crelgh
ton team two years age. Miller, the pre
est catcher of the Creightoa Arts, I
playing outfield for the Hotly aad John
Deugbwty, hraooa oa the diamond aad
gridiron at Crelghtoa, holds down first
Jobs Klokey. the other Hotly
pitcher, tint ' galaed recognrtlOB at
Crelghtoa.
Other wh haw played at Crelghtoa
are Hronck ef the A. 0. U W. teeas.
Horn bach ef tha Oe swell ' Bluffs Mer
chants, Jerry Murphy f th Wagmans.
Maddah at the Wsermsjea, Cot Murphy af
th AhuBltcs, rremk Were af the AhV
mltee. Frank Qulglsy ef the A. O. U. W .
and MoOalm of tha Cohan blea, $ .
Two Corahuskers
Try for Olympiad
liTNCOLN. May l.-l!cisrfal.-Wlth hat
oa mora meet and the Olympic yet to
be participated fee, the season M wear a
eloa tor thecoma usker track team. Men
whoa showing at the Missouri V si ley
conference weet Saturday was such as
would wanaat their parttctpatlea will be
sent a weak from Best baturasy to the
Purdue meet at which all of th weitom
ooUagat wfll try out. - '
Ouy B. Rsed aad Ideate Anderesa are
the only two Carahaaktra who will try
at tr th Otympto team. Beed. who I
OMOblng tb Cerabuaksr track team. M
la -Ike prtmt of tmndltton. aad with a
record of Pa ta the feandred expect to
make (hem all go (or the places en the
Americas team. Anderson's work m the
distance run has ahm beea such aa to
warrant Ms partlctpatloa la th Olympic
trvout and th twa arm continue to train
aatfl the Urns of the pratlmlnarlea. The
rest ot .lb squad disbanded at the coo
ernjtoa of tb. Mtsaourl valley at
Although th Cornhoakars lost the dual
am! with Kaaea untveralty, the ream
kaa bees very aattotaetory wttb victoria
over Mlaaamte aad Ames.
D0ANE COLLEGE ATHLETES
. CARRY OFF HASTINGS MEET
HASTING. Neb.. May t4-4teetaL-he
Doaae eoheeje athlette (rem Crete
carried off the longer ead ot tb honor
bf a etossly reateotwd and aaaswalty (ast
deal field aad track meet with Hastings
colleg en Hanson field yeMerdcy after
seen. Th records of both tostltutlows
were broken la a awmber ef oveatB.
v. .w. .k. i, a Mutsansa. Marvel
end Ptclrmsea kept swarty abnt- Ta
eavyerd dam was eepecsaliy etoeo we
w,, aei Hunt aad ha the
bardie Rice end Dwnlsp Were Braotjoany
Beck and Beck Bt eacw, oemer, um
aad tow being paired.
An the track events .were eepeelsJly
fast. Nutsmaa was the star perroreMr
ta lb short deshsa. The Don lap brother
wea tare firsts tor Hastings. r
' Hellaad Balls aassthpaw.-
at. Joeepb said Fttohor Merjeeald t the
Hiawatha elub ef toe Mink league. Be
was the only erthpew aa the rjrearmer
YOUNG AVIATORS .RGANIZE
Club to Teack Omalu Toatlu Triekt
of Flyiaf Bcienoe.
mEtmsTS swan twxstt
Aaethop Btewtlmc Be Held Friday,
Vies : Models Mad By Bey
WlU Be Tested la T. M.
A. diymaaalasa,
Twenty boy interested hi tb study ot
tvtattea and the bmidlng at etode a
phut met at tb Toanf Man' Chris
tla aistdstlon Friday evening and
tor mad a club tor the prometloa of th
model contest betas held by the eda
ttonal department, and to ssetst each
ether la beJMlag their model. Arthur
brum. Ma Charts street, mad th
principal Bull, explaining to tb boy
what h wanted bb have th elub do. Mr.
J. t. Derlgbt. president of the Aer Club
of Nebraska, was present aad apok
many necw4rlng word ta th boy.
myhtf that be believed it wa a good
thing tor dram to do aad that h had
beta arooh pleased with the progress, that
th tn fcxl mad wMh their aweele
hi th aaropkaa ntta whleh here
bewt held Bt Fort Omaha. H told th
boy, further, that b would smlsst (hem
la very way that ha oould and ottered
to put ap a fourth prise for th next
model oontest. The hoy rewarded him
by making him aa koasrary member and
put him oa th oemmlttse te draft a
otrotlttrtlon for the club.
Old 4X11000 Kleeled.
Arthur Shram was elected president of
tb club; Blgard) tUeherg, lOtT South
Thirty-first avenue, wee chosen vie
prssldeat: Edwin Oreevy, n4 Hickory
street, winner of the cup la th Isst con
test, was mad secretary and Wilbur
Bradley, til South Twenty -aeventb street,
treasurer. Edwin Oreevy, Slgord fljobcrg
ltd i. Jr Dertght were appotated a eom
mltte. to tram a coniUVitlea for tb
organlaetloa. Tb Best meeting will be
I on rrktay evwblng. May M, at fit
o'clock, m th ddb room ef the boys de-
rertment. All boys whs onter ah thl
Um may become obarter members of
tb club. The boy era. requested te
bring their model with tbem te the next
meeting for tb purposs of trying them
oat tot the gymnasium aad getting ug
gbitlons oa bow they can make them
mar stUclenL '
Thess are members of th club: Alfred
Peterson. Kttf ' Franklin street; Nets
Nordqukrt,' Thirty-first strset and Rtone
avenue; Donald Bmalley; . B0 Mepl
strset; Jack Hum. Bel Pratt street;
Clinton Tebbens, ant Masse ptreet;- W.
T. Tumor, tin Mason strsst; Benny
Howell, R1I North Twenty -sixth (treat;
Piatt Taylor, MS Spencer strsst;. Le
Hurt, let Hamlttea ApartmenU; Dick
Oilier, 104 South Tbtrty-flfth avenue;
Boy Mser. 171 JaskaoB Mreet; Walter
Anderson, 171 Jacaaea MreM; Sheldon
Ootgrovav 111 South Suteenth strset;
Jullu . Frank, SB Scuth Eight ssetb
street; Ls. wrests Aeksrcaa, Hat south
fweatylgbtb streM.
University Profs.
Indulge in Ease Ball
. LINCOLN. May lV-(9psclsl.)-Chs-ceuor
Avery and othar of the stste ani
veralty bauMd out their eld tog y set ar
tsy afteraooa aad bad a lltU ball gam
out aa the aht tot. The (acuity of the
Mate dsrm ware pitted aglnet th faculty
of th university proper tn a seven-lanlng
coatest, which ended I to 4 In favor of
tb agrtoelturtite.
Overall sod jumpers wer warn by th
bsy tram the term, while the "city profs"
appeared la golf suite. Both team en
tered th game greatly handicapped by
too of players ea charges of profee-
Dr. Alway and Deaa Burnett, th star
battery for the agriculturists, war dis
qualified, while Dr. Cendra and Chan
cellor Avary were barred for like cause.
After seven lnnlog three doctors; mem
ber of the medical faculty, eel led time
and Deaa Devta. heed of the mathematics
department, aanesueed that the score
Mood t to 4
Batteries: Agriculturists. Pollack .aad
Lewi; "city prof,' Reed, Sttobm, Loess.
William aad Reynolds.
Michael Scott Wins :
St. George's Cup
LONDON, May TA Fred HerreshofX
raner-ap In tost year' Amertcaa golf
obamplonshlp, who competed la the match
ea th cTeadwteh Bnka today for the St.
Qeorge ' championship eealtong cup, was
quite off his game, 0 took 171 stroke
te com plots the thirty -six hoiee. , Th
winner ef th Bt, Oeorg' cup was
Michael Scott, (ortnsr opta gelt cbsthptos
ef Australia, . who finished th
NATIONAL SKAT TOURNEY
IN CHICAGO NEXT WEEK
CHICAGO, May K-Arrangements have
baea completed for the aeuoaal abet con
gress which wfll be held to this ctty sa
May S, M aad tf. The event will b th
tenth annuel tournement ef the North
Amerkaa Skat toagu. the tors aad
amat rspramntsMva skat siniiunisa la
tb world, autatde of Germany, waera
meters tha aard gams a a aatlaail paa-
I
RORFOtt CleTSJSTATE MEET
Tenuis MeaV Will SoM Anaual
- Tours ry laers TM Tear,
GOOD COURTS 103, T12 1XAT
City Pvembsa Ptowty C,
aseat for th Vssttwre, of
A beret Sow Ave Bped
eloiai la
Norfolk wee awarded ta Orel annual
Mas lesml towrnemsnt yemsvdar by the
directors ef tha State Tssaht essocssrion.
AH the nember of (he iniiilntloa voted
by mad for RsrielBX la prolorsauo te
Wayaa.
lAwgont was first awardedf tb smiraa
awat. hat later asked to be released from
bowleg h) thl capital efty swMf tJ
th toch af fadlltle for handling thl
ies. Wayne aad Norton taew mads a
bid aad sent rspi aseaUtlve te th meat
mtT ef tb assocUtiosv wMch waa hell
week befer hut, Not all tad members
of Ih league wer prmeaC at tag meet
lag. aad ft wag rdd te hoe a vote.
Norton-, Busde a good sevjposllwa ter rh
slnlsaosv whfeh wsat kmg way
sscarteg The meet. Tb Norfolk; Couatrr
olub will b tb seat of battle There are
three day court there and they are re
perfect condition In every respect. Tbo
Norfolk Tennis clob will donate tl to
tb association toward th purchase of
cups tor th meet. Tb first art for
lngld ehamplon wfB b d tW loving eu
an tb. doable sup WM be s one,
There will thea be sevsral other cups.
The Nerfoik Tennis elub wlll.glv
smoker to the visiting player one night,
a aute tour another Bight, d motor trip
oa the water another Bight and a dance
try night. ..Tb Elks wlU ale satar-
taln the plsyers on oaa Bight The Tea
nl slsb will feral sh all ths belle aad
seta ...
It la assured that over Mb tennis play
ers will be driterbd fit Qd meet, and ft
pro miss te b the bqct Mate toornament
that war aver held hi Kcbratka.
Golf Keeps Hundred
Thousand Boys Out
.of Sunday School
LOUISVILLE, Kr.. May -One- hun
dred thousand caddie ar kept from
Buoday school by goll according to the
report prepared by the somsstttse sn
Sunday obeervsnos for preserrratloa - to
tb Utth general aassmbfy of the North
era Presbyteries ahureh today. . ''Sunday
port blight character,' continues th
report. ,"N me-tenths f those who enter
prison . Marted) that way by Sebbata-
breaklnr lentely by Sunday port'
Recommendation of the eornmltte af
which Jarae Tearanc ef New Tork la
chairmen provide that the assess siy ray
liars Is. Its "strong and emphatlo alsap-
preval.of all secular ass of the Babbsth,
all gam and sports, hi dvu Ufa a ala
la th army and navy; all unnecessary
traveling and all excursion; and arge
upon all employer of tohor and esrptsm
of indottry to reoogalsd th laboring
man' heed of hie weekly rest day aad
thereby insure his greater tYUeoacy aad
baaplaes and the greater prosperity of
both capital aad labor."
Th committee turn th spotlight ea
Washington, sevsrely corrag the oanital
for "oontinued aad tacreaikig laxity la
Sabbath eboervane,' Th Sunday news
paper hi condemned. .
Beatrice Shuts Out ;
Humboldt in Eleventh
SBWARD, Nh, May IsWopecial Tel
egram.) Ia a pitchers' battle between
Belts of Beatrice and Jsrrott of Hum
boldt, with superb fleldfag,' (be gam
went eleven Inning today,, with th scar
I to 4 la favor ef Beatrice. The hut
nut' was mad hi the eleventh Inning ea a
hit by Darrow. who later scored oa
error bad a pasaed ban. Score: ' R.H-R.
Beatrice ..'. . t di- t t
Humboldt .-......4 - f I
Batterte! Jarrott and Diets for Hum
boldt alts and Derreww . tar Beatrice.
Umpire: McPartland.
The PeraTeteat and udldou TJe of
Newspaper Advertising to th Bead' to
Business Sucoes.
8. B. 8.heaB 8ord aad Ulcars ta
rlgit down into the blood and remove the eatus, aad th place is bound
to heal booaxis tb lmpuxiUew sad atofbid auattar which have) born tha
means of keeping th aloe open ar no longer absorbed from th blood.
Irtsrnal appUeations ct salve, lotion, plasters, etc., eaa never produce a
our because they do not reach th Bourc of tha trouble. At best ther
eaa only allay pais r rednce lTTflmmton; each treatmsnt Is workinr on
mnptoms aid aot twaoaiag tba aase. - Irery nutrltrv corpuscle in th
blood is sreakesed of faf acted, they Cannot noarisli the nbroo Ussua around
tb place, but instead they constantly discharge into ths seen around th
sor a quantity of impure, garm-ladeo, matter wbioa gredtully eats into th
ssurotiBdirig healthy tbsxae and eaases th ulcer to alarga. Sine impui
blood to respcmsibW for Bare aad Ulcers, a rnsdidn that eaa purily th
blood to th aulv bop o( a aare. 8. 8. S. ha kag been recognized aa tha
free lot of an blood purifiers, uosj8lug th traaiitto rjecteaaiy to remove
( Imparity front th btood. While euriag th sor or nicer 8.8.S.
bring ttbtyat a asalthy ttmAlUem of tse seta by Bcpplring it with rich,
healthy blood, aad thaa snake th oruw permanent and lasting. Book oa
BxeiaM VICniUas;aaXa9MMm
'oot' Ball Schedule of Purple and
Wlute Hearly Completed... .',
SEVXEAL HASP DATES TLXED
Athletla ReUtlons with Lincoln Are
Be-sneerd Norfolk Net ea the
' ties Tepeka ta Cease aa
Theakisivlng Deta.
Omaha high school will hv another
Miff gridlroa schedule for th Nil aea
son, according to date announced y ester -day
by AtWctlc Director C Z. Reed. An
eight game schedule will be played this
Two of the home games will be against
teller InteracholaMle eleven of Nebraska
and Iowa, Beatrice high oa November t
and Dee Molne West high on October
H. Both tbeee contact will be staged at
Rourk park.
Lincoln high school, did rival of the
purple and white, have finally decided to
continue gridlroa relatione with tb locale.
and have booked a gam ther wtth
Omaha for November t
Director Reed expects to bring Topska
high school here for "turkey day.' which
eomse ea November 2S. The locals
trounced tb Kaws here oa Thurki giving
day la Mid, to the tune of 17 to 4
Contracts have already been signed for
a oontsst with Stous City high at the
Btouz town oa November 14 Tork, South
Omaha. Nebraska City and Coundl Bluffs
mom up aa poeslbl contenders for the
other dates of tb' year. - . .'.
Bt Joaeph Central high school hag been
dropped from th schedul Hat Indefi
nitely. .
A regular schedule of 'game for (ho
second team of the school will be drawn
up fn September and will Include such
schools a Blatr. PIMMmoufh. Vslley.
Wshoo nd Llncola seconds.
Following the Omaha schedul s
announced by Director Reed:
October lt-Probauiy South Omaha high
at Omaha.
October IP-Do Bio me weet nign at
Omaha. . .. v , .
October at open. -
Ndvember 1-Uncorn high at Islvrohx.
November Keetrlce high at Omaha.
November le-dlous CPr blab at Bloux
City. . . t
N ovem oer a-upm. .
November fsWThenksgivtng dnyV-To-
pen at Omeae. (Not yet definitely ar
ranged.) - .
Qothes for the
' if
Particular Plan
. The 'particular man. wan ta '
a suit that looks well, on
that will "stand up" vail
sod) every luccesafal maa ta "
t nor or ; lee particular .
about hit clothe.. Th
partlcuUr maa Is the on
I'm selUnf aay aflef day.
. This week I sold several ,
nit to men who formerly
patrenlxed high priced tall
er. They were- astoniehed
at the wide rabge ef patterns
' end" weave asd were pleased '
at ths ease with which they1;.
wer fitted.
' Tad Boat practical gait
tor (oners! wear Is the blue
erfe, ..H'nieetg ayery de
Btaad, whether It b for ,
dress, Btreet or - buslneas .
wear. Tha model dlgplay "
that Individ aal touch that.
Btarki wU dressed man.
$20 to $23 r.
cixmics shop
JUT feomtii loth birecU
nance oc to Touasert
v HEALS
SORES AID ULCEfiS
tha Trr glmplerf way. It toit roes
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