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All Plans Completed for Cornhuskcr
Entertainment Tonight.
OVER TWENTY SCHOOLS LISTED
T.ntl .Vnmtirr of (tnit 'Who HMvr
ocepted Invllntlnn I'nr llrynnil
Kxnrclatlnnn of Ciitnnilttrr
In Chnrgr.
Nchciol
L'urnhimkrr flniHiurt,
Lincoln.
Omaha,
iouth Omh.
Grand Irland,
North Flattr.
'olumbus.
Wcplng 'Water,
McCook.
Ashland,
Valley.
Council Bluffs, .
Huntings, -UontHcf,
.
Ord,
Kearney,
lllitlr.
Nebraska City,
Shelby,
Fremont
urcte.
State University.
. Representative totalling more than 100,
and coming from various high schools, of
the state, wilt ba present tonight Ht tho
hlg banquet and entertalnmriil to be
ulvcn In honor of tho University of Ne
braska and high school football elevens
ty the Omaha alumni of tho tate unl
Terslty. Tho banquet Is to be held In tho
new quarters of the University club, on
h top floor of tho Board of Trado
building, at Sixteenth und Farnarn
streets. Headquarters for the. visitors
will bo at tho University club.durlntr the
afternoon and evening. Following tho
banquet tho visiting delegations will be
quartered at the. Home hotel. 8omo of tho
delegates frill arrive this morning; the
other are expected to be In tho city by
6 o'clock. The Cornhus)r party will
i probably como In ori the Burlington train
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This HsmeMadg Cough
I Jyrup Will Surprise Yod
Storm Even Wkoerlac Coach
Qaleklr A Paptly flpply
at Small Ceat.
I m
. Hero Is a homemado remedy that
kM hold ol ooURh instantly, and will
ivuBiiy euro lira most siuDoorn cato m
pH hours. This recipe malceii a pint
ftsough (or a whole family. You couldn't
Ibay as much or as good readymade
rsciuch syrup for $2.50.
u Mis one pint of, granulated sugar with
R4 pint of warm water, and Ur 3
fcuautcs. Put 2 ounces of Pinex (fifty
cents' worth) in a pint bottle, and add
Mho Sugar Byrup. This keep perfectly
(and has a plea win t taste chlldrejn like
U Braces up the appetite and U slightly
pautiVe, which helps end a cough.
You prohably know the medical Talua
f pine ia treating asthma, bronchitis
sd other throat troubles, sore lungs,
rtc There is nothing hotter, rinex Is
Lhemoit valuable concentrated compound
Norway white pine extract, rich in
walacol and all tho natural healing pine
stscaenta. Other preparation will HOt
mrk la this formula.
UThe pronpt results from this iaexpe.
to renedy Imtb nade friends for it ia
tkeusaada of homes in the United States
tad Caaada, which explains why the
piaa has Wea iwitated oftes, bat arrer
laeessafallr.
i vA eaaraatvof aheola4 BAlUfaitl. ni
sey promptly refunded, goes with this
pe . Your drugs;! st has Plnex, or will
it jor vou. ir not, send to The
Co., i t. Wayne, lad.
Tho above cap is an exact re
production of tho fur cap that
we -eell at
Two Dollars
Jt Is., made of one-plcce, silk
lined, aad looks as good as the
highest priced seal cap.
AIL SIZES, 6 to 74.
Order By Mail
Wo prepay., charges on this
cap Jo. your, door by parcel
post-r-no, matter where you
lire.
Um'$ $2 Hats
818 R, 15T1I ST.. OMAHA.
Special!! n Jlatti exclusively.
mm
mm
H&rtfi'i THIS CHI
CAUOr JWEMCI
linn tue utJinrn .
which Is du to arrive about 6 o'clock!
this evening. '
Check lip on (Jurat.
In order to be certain lust how marij; j
guests there wouM,'bo thfi alutpnl banquet 1
commitleo had all nchools wire tho exact (
number of playftni that would be sent. !
These telegrams were received yerterday,
. the committee Is certain of the exact
number of guests who will bo on hund.
Delnyod trains, of course, may Btall some
of the delegations, but the CornhurJcor
believe that the total number of repre
sentative will approximated that which
was announced laat ovenlngi!
Because of tho limited jipnce In tho new
University club quarters the committee
will bo able to tako c&ro of Jess than Soft
guests. Practically all Mcketsifor theft'eat
which were Vcsorved have been Hold, so
thut any belated. , alumni Who wish to
attend the bunquet will havo to notify
some member of tho committee this fori.
noon because anyone" without aMlckel by
nopn today will not bo admitted to the
big banquet.
1'lrM to Arrive.
Players from Nebraska CltV will arrive
this morning and will 'bo 'entertained by
tlu alumni during the day. This afternoon'
the Nebraska City lads anjij all otlver hlRh
ntnuui youngsters wno come in timo will
bo taken to matinees nt tho Oayctt.
Knig and Orphoum theatcm. lit oo any
of the students car to see either "Officer
666" at tho Ilrandets or "Tho J3rcat Di
vide" at tho Iloyd, they will bo given
seat for those performances,
Tho visitors havo been requested to re
port at tho University' club 'room as soon
aa they nrriv In the city and register
They also will be gtvon ticket and aided
by tho alumni in getting Acquainted .With
the city and it people.
Arrangement havo been complotcd for
starting tho, banquet promptly at . 7
o'clock. Tho first course will bo brought
on at this time. Tho first number of the
.program, of entertainment also will go on
at this nour. Several surprises aro In store
for the vlstturn attd'tho alumni think all
'chests will havo an excellent time.
m 1 ' Ji r
rranK unanoe ays
He Will Not. Play
Ball Tins-Season
CHIOAdO, Jan. 7. TVank Chance ar.
rived hero this aftemooi and confirmed
the statement that ho wilt not engage
In ' base ball next seas n 'fTie killing
frost on the coast .yesnlay, he said,
mode it all the more noect-snry for him
to spend a year on hU fruit ranch at.
Olendora, Cal.
Frank t'axrcir. owner of the New York
Arherlcary leugtiq clubs, preceded, Chance
by an hour but declined to, discuss thv
affair until ho haittalUrJ v tl the la.r.
Tlie "peerless leador, as his' friends
delight to call hljh,. Intimated (hat Karrlel)
would not be surprised at his declination
to go to New York.
"My reasons are those of business
alone," said Chance. ."Of course, It
wasn't necessary for nje io como three
quarters across the continent to say 'No'
to Parrell; but it was rlecessary to come
to sell my house on the northwest side
of tho city, I will be here several days."
Chance looked tho picture of health
and said that he had never felt better.
''Haven't had a headache since' the last
operation." he declared. '
He went at once to. the hotel to ice
Farrell.
After being closeted with Chance for a
half hour Furrell told' newspaper men
that he was negotiating with Chance 'and
that he hoped with considerable assuranco
of success to get the 'former Chicago
leader to act as manager for the coming
season.
Meeting of National
Baseball Commission
is Again Postponed
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 7 -The "annual
meeting of the National Base Ball com
mission wna postponed today until some
time next week In Chicago. This an
nouncement wus made when It became
definitely known that President Johnson
ot the American league would not be able
to come here for at least a week. A pre
liminary meeting which wa attended by
Chairman Herrmann and I'restdent tiVncli
of the National leagu. wo held, how
ever, and the committee from tho Na
tional Association ot Minor, leagues woa
heard regarding the fixing of a uniform
contract for minor leagues and tho In
dividual salary question. It was an
nounced that no decision would be, ren
dered on either until the evidence has
been submitted to Mr. Johnson.
New Golf Club
Excludes Women
CHICAGO. Jon. T.-Another new golf
course, one which Will admit no woman
to membership, ia to be added to the
many already along the North Shore. It
was announced last night that the club
wll he known aa the Old Elm and will
occupy ground on the old Green Ray
road at Fort Sheridan.
The reason for making one for men
only It Is said, 1 to insure golf to the
I members of the organisation at all timet
without an? waiting The membership
, 1 to. be 11m ted to ISO. The course will
bit ,IU out Q' er u tttiacre tract- Thq
- Then He sPent Tlv
opyrlght, 191
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IF NICK J.OZ7 n HICKle: THROU6H
i Hole in The wiwe-we-
WO-J-D HICHOLM, HICKLGByf
fN&CHflUNCyHflWcor
blithflv nt, Ht?Mnte his
ENTBMiCB rv ftcrr amid
AfP!Lnuse stopped ,HO7r
f&HiS fCLL ON B,DDy
"lohc;,the- Htrrvoine "nd
sinus ioec, thb BfiRN Brnce7
yvillie! tej.l Him to
I L.U GO AND FIND THE OCEAM
10 -t I rULL OF
club Is tho second new ono to be formed
within a few weeks, tho other being tho
Winnotaka Country club. This brings
tho number of gojf courses In Chicago
and vicinity up to fifty.
MATURO DEFEATS DE 0R0
IN FIRST BLOCK OF MATCH
.,it ,. , i
NHW YOrtlC, Jan.' ,7ilJames llnturo ot
Denver defeated rAlfrod Do, Oroj; world's
pocket billiard champion, hero tonight lh
the first block of a GOO-poInt match, 000
to U9. Maturo's best continuous run
was 33; De' Oro's, a. Six scratches were
made by the challenger and eight by tho
champion,
De Oro played In his usual spectacular
form. Moturo gayo a fine exhibition,
showing his knowledge of the finer points
of tho game. Using tho "open break,"
Maturo cleared tho table six times and
De Oro four time.
O'NEILL HAS NO DESIRE TO
CHOOSE NEW HEADQUARTERS
UNCOU. Neb., Jan. 7. In a letter to
Secretary Whitten ot tho Lincoln Com
mercial club, received today Norris
U. O'Neill, president of the Western
league, suys ho lius no Idea tho head
quarters will be moved from Chicago,
wllcro he saya It hghtly belongs. In cusc,
however, the league decides definitely
to mako a chunge, O'Neill says he pre
fers to havo the eight members designate
Yankee Firt Baseman
! i xr a
Hal Chime l Joy t-rjoytnl it tin- thought
of bilng under the management of Frank
Chance He ttopva h" ii-fv manager will
take- chprgv of ttu mill- and g(-
THE BEE. rnr.YTTA. 'WEDNESDAY, .lANTAKY 9. 1913.
Months in the Hoose -
1. National, News Am'n.
I hes voo look Lirce
FGLy.' OONOVAfJ ,jr
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n Henr neuifs thb topkstok to
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Gentleman bc scatcd'
To-ony ro DVt,NK
IHTEKLdCUTOTf. weu, THE Bp
Boine-No s,uh. but cnn
TELL M" WHY HE WrtS UlKtrn
ri-nce wHew Day rkp-,ik
INTETZLOCUTOFt-rlO, wrtV?'
Bones,. BECnu&tr he wns rt zxzr
tho city to wlilch ho shall move rather
than havo him make' his own selection.
McOarty Eefuses
. ToitWillard
cijfCAG Jan.HIl Mtcirney
manager lot 'Luthen .McCarty;, thJilng; of
tho.whUer)ic'4v'Welgi)s, torfa-j- fia tele1-'
gram' to a Chicago newspapcrj isald '.In
ffept that Jess VlllaVd,'.'tho local tighter,
'must make a repUfationvhefbrp 'l.tfa will fbe
given a fight by the ruer of the big jai
vision. AVlllard recently "wus. given a nowspaper
decision over McCarty In New York.
McCarnoy maintains that his man won.
Tho champion nnd his manager will be
In Chicago In tho course 'or rj week, It' Is
expected, and Wlllard Intends to renew
hi ohallenge. ;
I focal syndicate to marufge him. Ho an
nounced ho would stand by his friend,
Charley Cutler, a wrestler, who dis
covered Willarjl. Ti6 fghtcr sas Cut
ler also fed 1dm for u-evcral months after
making tho discovery.
JOveryliody Uolnir It Notv.
Doing what? Insuring, themselves
against colds float wet feet by dropping
In at our storo. We have a complete line
of cold weather goods. Omaha Itubber Co,
Advertisement.
I , WHOS THS?J j
l him a vraek at smhIiuI I.m. ! .u-nuM .1 JL Mi , 3k.ViP JmmmAjLmJi
I like to show theip." u Chasy. "that I II
i-ii talc- cur of the necond stuilon luM I
-n xrll ts a. iy light bander." i mm
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the &taik Kirpojzren v&6 m
THff Or-e. HE .rtnD OOVTeri
WIND OFfl MOHOEKI PERFORM'
CO BV THe BS&T LpCflL THLCnA
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QUESTION'. '&HOOT,' &r,,o 7He
KEPOflTErz . "wcL1.(l- THE
butch Gate bill was ow-rfr
WOCi The- Beer curr-
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M THE
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WHO PUT
THE
BUCKW
1BUCKEH
Automobile Races
'Given to Savannah
NEW YORK, Jan. 7,-Savannah, Ga..
wa today awarded-the next running, ot
the Vandorbllt cup and aranrl Prix, auto
mobile race. No e&act d,t?s 'tpr, .thecon
tes'ts were set.-but .they wtljibe ruri bc
twn. Novcmuer 1,. mi. and ;Fjbruary r,
19H.
This nnotuncement was made tonight
by HarVcy Granger, represchtatlvo of
the Savannah Automobile 'club, who, with
a 'committee of five other Georgians, con
ferred this afternoon with tho Motor Cups
Holding company.
Mr. Granger said that bcjli races were
awarded Savannah without stipulation or
'opposition. So far as he .knew, Mr.
Granger added, there were no other appli
cants tof hem.
Mr. Grv 'er said the Savannah course,
would bo .lortrned by about ton mile
and that on' the days of trie races It
would bo policed by Georgia state militia
men in order to prevent accidents to spec
tators. THe course Is now In such fine
condition Mr. Granger aid, that the con
tests could be hold In forty-eight hours.
According to Mr.- Granger the Automo
bile Club of America and the Savannah
club will start work Immediately In an
endeavor to have a 'largo number of for
eign cars compete.
The" Persistent and Judicious 'Use, of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success. 4 .
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Drawn for The Bee by Tad
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JAIL ESCAPEISFRUSTRATED
Sheriff Learns of Nitro-Glycerin and
Automatic Sevolver in Jail.
DIGGS NOLEN'S CELL SEARCHED
Nine Steel Unvrm Are Fonnil nnd
Also aturk ShoTTlnsr Effort Hn
llcrn Made by Prisoner
1 to Ue Them.
,Escape horn the new county Jail on the
tbp floor of the new county building with
nitroglycerin, and an automatic pistol,,
would havo been attempted last night by
Dlggs" Nolen, the desperate federal
prisoner facliig a charge, of using the.
malls to defraud, had not Sheriff Mc-
Shanc und his deputies In tho ja:i learned
of the plot yesterday morning.
The nitroglycerin and the pistol are
secreted somewhere In the Jail, according
Jo Information Sheriff McShano says has
come to him, Nolen has been removed
to one ot tho solitary cells and his former
quarters, the boundover department, are
being Fearched tor the explosive and tho
firearm.
Nine steel saws were the only result
ot the search up to 3 o'clock In the after
noon. On tho bars of Nolen's cell were
found marks which showed the saws hod
been used In vain. The bars are tool
proof.
Grating over the ventilator of Nolen's
cell wos found to have been pried loose,
hut this did not afford a mean's ot exit,
being too small to permit passage ot a
man's body.
In the solitary cell Nolen admitted the
contemplated break. Ho said the saws
had been smuggled to him by a trusty.
He denied nitroglycerin and an automatic
pistol had been delivered to him.
Neither1 the sheriff nor Deputy Sheriff,
W. A. Foster would divulge the source of
the Information that the pistol and the
nltro had reached Nolen. It Is believed
the Information came from some fellow
prisoner- of Nolen's not In sympathy with
the contemplated Jail break.
Sheriff McShano's theory Is that tho
saws and other articles were furnished
Nolen by his cousin, Ernest Nolen, , who
was In Omaha about two weeks ago,,
when Tobe Dunn, seeking an Interview
with Dlggs Nolen, was arrested.
Shortly after Dunn's arrest search wiu
Instituted for Ernest Nolen. It was un
successful. Nolen was believed to nave
taken fright and fled when Dunn was ar
rested. Sheriff McShtme, however, be
lieves he remained long enough to devise
and execute some plan to provide his
cousin with means to escape from the
county Jail.
United States Marshal Warner, Sheriff
McShane and Deputy Sheriff Foster, spent
the entire morning and most of the after
noon In tho county Jail conferring and
searching the boundover. Arthur Mullen,
former state attorney general, attorney
for Dlggs Nolen and Tobe Dunn, spent
the morning In Jailer Can I IPs office bag
ging an Interview with Nolen. It waa
denied him.
Persistent Advertl&lng Is the Road to
Big Returns:
You'll
' EBBW '
Prices You'll Like
Our first Semi-Annual Clearance
Sale continues until Saturday night our regular,
this season's stock o'f absolutely new, high-grade
Suits, Overcoats, Hats and Furnishings at sharp
reductions.
We have not bought a dollar's
worth of merchandise expressly (or this sale. We
have not put a fictitious price on a single garment.
The original price tags tftill remain.
Don't shiver arid shake again to
morrow for the lack of a Warm, comfortable over
coat. Don't dtspise your own clothes and admire
someone's else, the next time you're out in company.
It is not necessary.
We can dress you this week as
you have always wanted to be dressed stylish and
distinctively, in clothes that fit and stay fit and at
prices that put them within your easy reach.
Prevailing discounts of 10, 15,
20 and even 25 fo in all departments.
DEEMER
413 South Sixteenth Street
Actress Starts Ten "
Thousand-Dollar
Suit for Damages
Dccause the stage 'manager waa so
uecpiy engrossea in a conversation wii'i
another actress he let the curtain pole
tall upon the' head of Mrs. Marie Moi
rell Farrell, according to a deposition in
Mrs. Farrell's 110,000. damage suit against
H. KrupfJ and Mendel M. Arohson, pro
prlcors of the Cameraphone theater, HKJ
Douglas street.
Trial of Mrs. Farrell's suit was begun,
before Judge I-ec S. Estelle intho law
division ot the district court Tuesday,'
Mrs. FaitcU lives In New York City and
could not be present, hence her'deposltlon
was read.
Mrs. Farrell. whose stage name always
has been Marie Morrell, Is a handsome'
woman of ,4-1. She was Injured on the
night of bruary 22. 1919. Hers was a,
trained dog number.
According to her deposition Herman
Goldman, the stage manager, dropped the
curtain just as she bowed at the finish
ot her act and before she could step back
far enough to avoid the falling curtain.
She said an actress, Miss Grace,, who was
popular with the house patrons, was
about to go on for a song and Goldman
was talking with her.
Mrs. Farrell swore-that ever slnco the
accident she has. been so troubled with
headaches and pains In the bock of .the
head and the back that she has been un
able to work. She formerly earned about
$40 a week. Oh cross-examination Mrs.
Farrell denied that later In the evening
on which she was hurt she was well
enough to. dine at Louie Akho's. ,
Protest Granting
of Saloon License
to Eudolph Gerbeii
-j? i .
'J. Ht McDonald has protested the
granting of a saloon license to Rudolph
Qerber, who has applied for a license at
the Wick & Moore location, 912 Dodge
street, and the city commission has set
Friday afternoon ;at 2:30 o'clock for a
special hearing.
McDonald says the petition presented
by tho applicant for 912 Dodge was in
sufficient, being signed by Nhlrty-three
men, all Third warders, but not all prop
erty owners. Further, he says the coun
cil should know that no "daylight busi
ness can be transacted at 912 Dodge
street," and that,- therefore, violations of
the law nre contemplated and will be
committed If -tho council grants the
license.
Commissioners are at present Inclined
to refuse the license.
McDonald eays he will vigorously con
duct the protest and will leave no argu
ment for tho saloon unrofuted. The
councilmen say tt Is not material to them
who protests, as the license would prob
ably be refused, whether there was a
protest or not.
Clothes
Want at
