THK HKK: HMAIIA. S.VIl'Kim, AllUIi L.'4. lit in.
rr
SLDGGERS OF PAIE
HOSE WIN CONTEST
v.
Two Collini and Fournier Prore Too
Much for Loudermilk and the
Browns Lose.
FINAL SCORE IS FOUR TO THREE
CHICAGO. April 2J.-Kddl Collins.
V Fournier and J. Collin proved too much
yfor Loudermilk today anil Chicago mult
II two straight from St. Louis, 4 to J
With the locals one run behind in the
seventh, E. Collins drew hit second base
on ball a and scored on E'ournler's triple
Two aacriflcea followed and J. Collins
scored. Wolfgang, who replaced Ctcottu,
weakened in the eighth Inning, the vis
itors making; four hit, which, with an
error by rournier, netted one run. Spec
tacular fielding by Quinlen and E. Col
lins prevented them from scoring more
runs. ST. 11CIS. CHICAOO.
AB.H.OAK AB.H O A C
T. Walk.r. if 4 1 OQulnlan. Tt.. I t
Pratt, !h till Ortnta. Sb 1
Williams, rf 4 1 4 OK Collin., tb 1 0 1 4 0
Ktylmao, lb t t (Ksurnlw. If I t 0 I
C.Walkar. ct 4 tie JOIIIna. cf 4 J 1 I
Austin, lb... 4 14 (. as.. J 4 4 0
OMAHA TO HAVE RACE TRACK
DriTing Association Orjanixed to
Build Course Inside Auto
Speedway.
RONIN HELPS WITH DETAILS
BERRY OF PENN IS
CARNIVAL YICTOR
Quaker Carries Off Penthalon at Big;
Meet Held on Franklin
Field.
TIME OF FERGUSON
Omtht Is to he one rf the l towns j
In Nbraka to enjoy food horieraelng .
this year. ,HASl
A meeting of half a score owner and ; '
lovera of horseflesh lait night, held In j PHILADELPHIA. April St.ltows.rd
ine oriice oi r.fl rriprwn, Turau n'n- ornr, oi me i m n any i'r ennsj i inm,
tractor, at 14i'J Woodmen of the World
building-. reaulvl in the organisation of
the Omaha Privlng association and tha
applkation of the new organisation for a
today carrlrd off the pentathlon, one of
the principal events In the opening day s
carnival of Pennsylvania relay races
and field sports. The pentathlon, which
membership In the Nebraska Speed asso- ' in comprised of the broad Jump, J.ivellne
clatliin. This franchise will he granted
without .luestltm, the local horsemen have
been assured.
Ed Peterson Is president of the Omaha
club ard O. M. Smith of ths Missouri
Valley Elevator company Is secretary. A
board of directors will he chosen next
week.
Trsrk Inside ftpeedwaT.
The club will build a half-mile track
Inside the big auto speedway, and will
have stables and necessary equipment
put up .lust outside. The auto track Is
a mile- and a quartr In circumference
and discus throws and tha 30 and l,r0O
meter races, was on the program for the
first time in tha twenty-one year that
Pennaylvania haa held the carnival.
Yale, after a gamo struggle, carried
oft the distance medly relay race for
tha American college championship,
beating out Chicago, while Pennsylvania
easily won the American title In the
sprint medley race ftom Chicago, the
only other entrant In this event.
Sis Contest.
There were sis contests In the pentla
entailer track Inside.
Work wlU begin within a week, It was
sM last nirht. Attending the meeting
mere C J. Karbach, Tr. C. C. Hall, O. Q.
Irey, Bert j flron. A. Krug, Pete l.och,
Ed Petersen and O. M. Smith. N. J.
Ronln of Fremont, secretary of the Ne
braska Speed association, was alto pres
ent to assist In the details of the organi
zation. Anyone Interested In horseraclnf is eli
gible to membership.
First Meet la Aastast.
The first Omaha meet is to be held
August S. 6 and 7. and there will be six
teen bis events, with purses of SLOO, In
stead of the jno hung up by other clubs
In the Nebraska, circuit
IaTSB, a.... I 1 1 Brt.f, lb I It ,., ik. -.Ill K. nnU mnm trtr the
Shotton ...1 9 0S SSchalk, a.... I Ill li .. . . -
Wallar. as lfoli. p .. I 1
1u-r. C....4 t 1 rh.ipll .
lo dnrUk. s J 0 9 I OWoligani. 1 1 0
(Howard ... 1
Total! tt I SI 11 t
Ta)s M I M II
Batted for Lavan In the eighth.
Hetted for I,owdermtlk In the ninth.
Batted tor Clcotte tn the sixth.
Ft. Iouis 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 J
Chicago 1 00000S0 4
Two-base hits: Leary, J. Collins,
Fchalk. Three-base hits; Fournier 2.
Htolen bases: Williams, Qulnlan. E. Col
lins. Ee-rnd runs: Off Lowdermllk, 4.
Double play: Pratt to Ivan to Kauff
tnin. Bases on hella: Off Lowdermtlk, I:
tiff Clcotte, 2. Hlta: Off Clcotte, 1 In six
Innings: oft Wolfgang, 4 In three Innings.
Hit by pitched ball: By Lowdermllk,
Qulnlan. Wtnick out: By Clcotte, I: by
tiowdermllk, 4; by Wolfgang, L Umpires:
Nallln and Dlnneen.
ITI.ora Whip Cleveland
CLBVEUAND, O., April 2. Detroit
defeated Cleveland to 4 today,
j t'oumbe'B own wild throws caused hla
' retirement. Steen, who replaced him?
was effective, but retired to allow the
substitution of a ptnch hitter. Haratad,
who finished, was hit hard. Cleveland
drove Coveleskl from the box In the
sixth Inning, but Dauss proved a mvs
tery, a double play saving him the
trouble In the ninth. Second Baseman
Young of Detroit sprained a knee eliding
Into third base In the flrat inning. Ful
ler, a Detroits eml-proiYsstonal, took his
place and played brilliantly. Score:
OLAVBLAND. DBTtROITL
AB.H. O A K AB.rt.O.AB.
!. bold. Cf I 1 0BoB. SB t 114
llam'ond. ibt 1 1 OYouns. lb... 1 t
Ttira. 2b. 1 0 traitor. b... t 1 1 T
Chapman, si 1 0 I OCobb, ef (It
J.ok.oa. rt.. t Orfora. rf 1 1
Oran.r. If... 4 1 4 SVoack. It.... ( Its
Barbara, lb. 1 I SKarana', lb. 4 t 17
Khlelda. lb.. 4 11 vnt. 3D i l a u
F.saa, o. I S t 1 IBakar, e 4 1
Coumbs. ... i 1 1 ICoT'laskla. t t
Hanrta. .. IDausa, s 1 41
Bteon, p (SOS
O'Nollf .... I 1 Totals M11Z7U
simltti 1004
Wood 140
Total 17 11 17
Batted for Coumbe In sixth.
Batted for Hammond In sixth.
Batted tor Bteen tn eighth.
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 S 0 0 04
Detroit 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 2-t
Earned runs: Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 4.
Two-base hits: Shields 2), Oraney 2,
O'Neill, Letbold. Veach, bush, Crawford,
Kavanagh. Stolen base: Cobb. Double
play: Bush to Kavanagh. Hits: Off
Coumbe, 7 In six Innings; Bteen, 1 tn two
innings; Harstad, i In one Inning; Cove
leskie, 8 in rWe and two-thrda Innings;
Dauss, In three) and one-third lnntngs
Bases on balls: Oft Coumbe, S; off Har
atad, 1; off Coveleakle, 1; off Dauss, 1.
Struck out: By Coumbe, t; by Steen, 2;
by Dausa, L Umpire: Hlldebrand and
OXoughltn. -
"Temptation Room"
Witness Exhausted
"Thunderbolt" Smith
Dodges Grey's Blows
"Thunderbolt" Smltw, colored Philadel
phia pug, came marching in like a Hon
and went roaring out like a goat last
night at Washington hall, when Al Gray,
Omaha's colored pride, rechristened him
"Spring-Zephyr" Smith In a little ten
round sketch before the date City Ath-
letlo club. Tho affair was arranged as
a club smoker, and the Gray-Smith mlxup
waa carded as tha big morsel of tha
evening's fun.
Gray drew Mr. Smith s bolt In the first
round and then hammered his sides and
back for nine rounds, while tha other
gentleman hung on. Referee Eddie Fits-
gerald lacked prowess to pry them apart,
but on tha few occasions that Gray did
get loose he brought sweat to his oppon
ent's brow.
Kid Spady caromed Kid Scott Into the
discard In six rounds, and Chin brothers
entertained for awhile.
I
LOS ANGELES, Cal., April -Mlss
Edith Serkln. chief witness for tha state,
became exhausted on tha witness stand
today after testifying for hours tn the
rase against Charles E. Sebastian and
Airs. lillle Pratt, her half-sister, who
(are charged with contributing to her de
linquency. ,
It was stated late today that Mayor
Henry Rose of Los Angeles would appear
as a witness for the defense, as would
Mrs. Pratt's husband. Sebastian and
Rose are candidates for the mayoralty
nomination In the municipal primaries to
be held May 4, and the defense asserts
that tha charges now being heard were
trumped up to Injure Sebastian, who was
upended from hla office) as chief of po
ll m mtir tkaln Ind1ct4.
Miss Serkln testified today that Mr
Pratt "wanted her to sign a paper" say
ing aha had never aesn her half-alster
and Sebastian together and that she re
(used. ha also testified about scenes In
a room next door to tha central police
station, which the prosecution calls tha
'temptation room."
Takes Poison After
Hr Husband Dies
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 2.-Mario
Lambarol, Impresario of tha Italian Grand
Opera company, died at a hospital here
today of apoplexy with which he was
stricken last evening. Early tonight
Slgnora Lembardl, his widow, was found
in her hotel, apartments seml-conaclou.
A bottle of pokton stood beside her bed
and physicians say she hss taken a
large amount of It. She waa removed to
a hospital where It was aald she could
not surrtve.
Slgnora Lambardl Is S2 years old. Her
husband was (7 years old. He wss born
in Florence, Italy. He waa well known
throughout the United States.
Barnes-Roosevelt
Libel Case Trial
Adjourns to Monday
SYRACUSE. April 23 -The trial rf
WiUUm Balnea' libel suit saalnwt Theo- i
dore nonsrlt s recessed late today
until Monday after the colonel had Wen j
questioned c.kdy In regard to contrlhu- j
tlona received d'iring his presidential j
campaign. I
c
ENGLAND CLEARS
FOR MYAL FIGHT
Embargo on Shipping and Activity
of the Submarine Boats Are
Significant.
ISLANDERS EXPECTIN0 BATTLE
LONDON. April 23. rending op
erations In the North Sea are thought
to bo foreshadowed by the Incursion
of British submarines in Helgoland
thaion and the result wa snot decided I ay and the embargo on all shipping
Face Murder Charge,
Hang Bandits Giving
Them 'Third Degree'
TUCSON, Arts., AprlV M.-Frsnk Moore.
a deputy sheriff,, and Robert Fenter, a
county ranger, are In. the - county jail
charged with m order for Hiving hanged
the Leon brothers, alleged bandits, whils
administering a "third degree" Instead of
shooting them In battle, as reported two
days ago. The hanging occurred In
Lonely Gulch, near Greater Vllle, an Iso
lated settlement In the Santa Rita moun
tains, where the officers were searching
for a man charged with navtng spirited
away a woman.
Juan Leon, one of the brothers, died on
tha rope. Jose Maria Leon Is at the point
of death from the effects of strangula
tion. The third brother, Francisco, waa
left for dead, but releaaed himself while
his toes Just touched tha ground, and I
supposed to- have wandered away In th
mountains and died
After their arrest Moore and Fentsr
are said by county officials to havs ad
mitted hanging th Ieon brothers, but
declared they did It while trying' to force
them to reveal tha whereabouts of An
tonio Enclnas. a Mexican charged with
having kidnapped Mrs. Loreta Tanes,
Ths officers also asserted that the Leon
brothers had threatened to kill them If
they did ot get out of tha mountain
country at once.
f
NEARLY HALF BILLION
FOE PROPERTY IN BRITAIN
LONDON. April 53. The estimated
value of German pmrerty in Great Brit
ain now in the custody of the public
truateea wa given In the House of Com
mon this afternoon as In the neighbor
hood of fK.OuO.OOO.
Russell Ilea. who. on behalf of the
Hoard of Trade, gave theee figurea In
response to a question from Lord Charles
Fiereaford, assured the questioner that
These German assets will be available
for aueh disposal ss seems proper on the
conclusion af peace."
Lord Beresford's suggestion was that
Englishmen owning property in Geraisnv
ihould recoup out of this fund, and that
l.ffio daily sliou'd be conflatated for
every British officer subjected to III
reatment while a prianner in Germany.
Kaiser Promotes the
Man of Zabern Fame
GENEVA, April O. Emperor William
during the last few dsys has been visit
ing th Germaa battle front In Alaace.
Near Muelhauaen the emperor reviewed
the Prussian guards which fought at
Hartmana-Wellerkopf, and from Colmar
hs visited tha trenches in the Vosges
mountains. At Strassburg the emperor
promoted Colonel Rauter of Zabern fame
to tha rank of major general.
The emperor held no receptions and the
newspapers were prohibited from men
tioning the movements of th imperial
party.
until the last event, the l.MO-metcr race, j
was run. Worthington of Dartmouth, i
finished second; McMasters, University
of Pittsburgh, third; Lam, Pennsylvania
Xtat college, fourth; and Cnighton,
Pennsylvania, fifth.
There was some disappointments when
only Chicago and Pennsylvania toed the
mark in the sprint medley, tha other
universities saving their runners (or to
morrow's championships. Chicago led at
the end of the first two relay, then Lip
pincott and Meredith, the Olympic
champion. In turn took up th running
for Pennsylvania and they made a run
away race of It.
Tina of FrrtaMn,
One of th best performances cl the
dsy wss the time made by Ferguson of
Pennsylvania, In the quarter-mile hurdle
race. He won the event in 55 orconds,
only two-fifths of a second slower than
the world's record msde by H. 1.. Hill-
man of the New Tork Athletic club In
1004.
The big feature of temorow'e events
will be the one, two and tour-mile relay
national championships, and the 100-yard
daah. In tha sprint there will be, among
others Drew of southern California, who
with D. Kelly, holds th world's record
of nine and three-fifths second, eiuin
marles: Broad Jump," Pentathlon: Worthing
ton, uartmoutn; McMasters, Pittsburgh;
Berry, Pennsylvania, i'2 feet 14 Inches.
440 yards hurdlea thurdlea 3 feet 6
Inches high): fcrguaon, Pennsylvania;
Cionly, Virginia; W lilting, Pennsylvania
tit ate; (5 seconds.
Throwing tlt'ty-slx-pound weight: White,
Syracuse, x; feet 4V inches; Hachman,
Notre Dame; Barker, Vlrwlnla.
Javelin throw. Pentathlon: Berry,
Pennsylvania, IS feet t tnchea; I.amh,
Pennsylvania State; McMasters, Pitta
burgh. metres. Pentathlon: Worthington,
Portsmouth. Time, 3W,; Berry, I'unn
sylvsnla; McMasters, Pittsburgh.
Running hop. step and Jump: Graham.
Columhln, 11 feet 7 inches; frane, Penn
sylvania; McMasters, Pittsburgh.
American college championship sprint
medley relav race; First and second man
each ran ZM yarda; third man, 440 ywnls;
tourth man. & yards. Won by Pennsyl
vania (Patterson, Lockwood. Upplncott,
Meredith): second. Chlc&ro (War, I
Baranclk, Breathed. Corn well). Only two i
siariera. i imp, ;.
Discus throw, pentsthlon: Imb,
Pennsylvania State. 108 feet; Berry, Penn
sylvania; McMaater, Pittsburgh.
Tha pentathlon championship of the
broad Jump, Javelin and dlacua throws,
iOO and 1. 600-meter racea, won by Berrv,
Pennsylvania, points; second. Worth
ington, Dartmouth, 15; third; McMasUr.
Plttebunrh. 1ft.
l.BOO-meter pentathlon: Berry. Pennsvl
vanla: Worthington, Dartmouth; Crelgli
ton, Pennsylvania. Time, 4:41.
American college champtonahlp distance
medley race: First man, quarter mile;
the second, a half; the third, three-quarters:
fourth man, a mile. Won by Yale
(Wilkle), Barker. Poucher, Overton; sec
ond. Chicaao (Diamond, Stegeman.
Campbell, Stout); third. Pennsylvania
(Kauffman, Dorsey, Humphries. Pesoi.
Tim by relays, 0:49, I;WrH. 3 OS-T. 4:21
iinie lor lace,
Hammer throw: McCutcheon, Cornell,
1S7 feet 6 Inches: Murphy, Pennsylvania;
Loughrldge, Yale.
France Will Rear
Orphans of the War
PARIS, April 23 It was decided today
by tha cabinet that children made or
phans by the death of their fathers In
the war should be cared for by the state.
Th cabinet considered this matter at
length and determined In principle that
these orphans be made public wards, to
be maintained and educated according to
a plan to be decided upon later. A com
mission representing the several mlnls
teries concerned will be appointed to
study this complicated question and
examine bills already Introduced In
Parliament
between England and Holland.
During th last week the activity
of the German submarines hag de
creased to a marked degree, and, co
incidental!)', British submarines, ot
which nothing had been heard for
months, have put in an appearance
and are apparently operating along
the German coast and around Helgo
land. The (irraiaa Report.
The Uerman admlialty's repnrt an
niuiiirlng these operation sys that one
of the Itritls-h under water craft waa sunk
on April 17.
The fact that Great Britain has already
sent more then 750. Ono men across the
channel to France, as announced by the
chancellor of ".he extlnqur In the Houe
of Comm"na, may Indicato a temporary
cessation of the tianiHirt of troop to
the continent, with a e-.inser.uent relee
of some of tt e varshlp that have been
guarding t.e lane
An intermittent bombardment of th
Dardanelles Is bring rsrrlej on by th
allied warships, while at the asm tlm
transporta loaded with troops ar on th
seae or hsve already teacttd their dea
tlnatton, preparatory to the inauguration
of operations by land against Turkey.
Hare Conference.
Winston Spencer Chur-'hlll first lord of
the Llritlsh admltalty, and Victor Augag
neur, the French minister of marine, havs
had a conference recently on ths subject
of the Dardanelles. M- Auftagneur, ac
cording to a Paria dispatch, decla'cs that
the forcing of the strait "li perfectly
feasible and befnn long ths cbjnct so
ardently desired will be '.ttaied."
Why Suffer Willi
Impure Blood
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Paris Social Eegister
' Gives List of Slain
TELLS COMMERCIAL CLUB
RIVER NAVIGATION BENEFITS
The Missouri Ulver Navigation com
mittee of th Commercial club with mem
bers of the executive committee of the
club aa guests heard a talk Thursdsy
noon by Sidney J. Roy ot Missouri, field
secretary of the National River and
Harbors congrtss. Mr. Roy told them
thst th whole atat and the whole grain
belt tributary to Omaha will benefit by
river navigation by reason of advanced
prices of grain the reduced transporta
tion rat would make possible.
0MAHANS WILL BID FOR
FURNISHING ARMY SUPPLIES
Omaha Jobbera and manufacturers will
soon bid for the contract to furnish sup
piles to the I'nited Statea army for the
quartermaster's depot in Omaha. All
kinds of groceries, snd dry goods for
army supplies are asked for. Blanks for
making out the bids ars furnished at
the Quartermaster's depot. Twenty-second
and Htckor streets, and at ths
Commercial club room In Omaha.
Ton can aten Into almost any drtfr'
store In tha U. 8. and get a bottle oC
8. 8. 8., the famoua blood purifier. Bo
there is no need to struggle or suffer
with any blood disorder. It doesn't
make any difference how sever la tha
outbreak. 8. 8. B. will overcoma It,
This famous remedy gets Into your
blood at once; It works with a will. It
Just simply snnlhllates disease germs.
It drives them out. converts them Into
a hsrmless substance for quica elim
ination. Get a bottl today and you
will qulcklv realise that 8. 8. 8. Is Just
as essential to blood health as are th
meats, fats, grslns and sugars of our
dally food. And If yours Is a stubborn
rase, writ st once to th Mdlcal Ad
viser, The Bwlft Bpeelflo Co.. lit Swift
Bldg., Atlanta. Oa. H will put you
right. This dspartment ha been of
Incalculable service to a hoat of men
and women. It has enabled them to
understand their true condition, to tak
car of thmlves In the right way,
to ao use 8. ft 8. In conjunction with
health helps as to obtain the desired
results without mistakes. Do not
accept any of th horde of substitutes
so often displayed for thos who ara
easily misled. 8. 8. 8. has been tha
atandard for half a century and Is un
quastlonsbly th safest medicine yett
can us. "
PARIS. April a. Tout Psrls. a social
register of the French capital. Just Issued,
contains the names of 1,500 Parisians
killed on the battlefield up to February
21, 115. Included In this number ere th
names of twenty generals, SGI other offi
cers, fourteen priests and 193 titled mem
bers ot the aristocracy.
The register also glvei in a separate
list the names of 200 society people In the
Tout Paris of last year who are now
classed ss "undesirable." This list In- '
elude Oernisns, Austrlsns and Turks.
THIRD EFFORT TO DIE
MAY PROVE SUCCESSFUL
For the third time in ss msnv weeks,
Mrs. Ernest Dunn, WIS North Twentieth
street, tried suicide last n'ght bv swsl
lowtng poison. This time it will be suc
cessful, declared Police Purgeon Knsor,
who accompanied her to the city ward
in Ft. Josephs hospital.
Mrs. Dunn, friends declare, had been !
deapondent for weeks bc-auae of domeatl"
worries. Ist night she swallowed the
stuff on th street and collapsed on
the porch of Mr. Benjamin Donneaud'a
home, laXVj North Seventeenth street.
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NOTED SOLDIER OF THE
CIVIL WAR IS DEAD
SEATTl.K Wsah.. April J3 James W.
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