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i hi 111 nwiaaiMiinMMttVMMMi I u iiai iim-utr r nn bhh, MriiajajjjjjLiJj - , m,f UJ j..,. TIIK BEK: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, lOlfi. BRINGING UP FATHER Drawn for The Bee by George McManus vUat iSfT TO OO-OAUCHTTR? NT MOTHS R URPM BIRTHDAY PMKVt AND WISH you'd io and oiry TME' CAKC ftWMT AWAf! ' j - "ttXl HAVE-1L.U TAKC IT- Copyright, l!). International New Service. All flight Reserved - : . ms th tr wt rVB evtR. l-IAOC ano rrt mwt i DEAR -TOO CANT IMA4IN8 MOW HAPPY I AM AT THl PARTT! V" . T . VOWT 10 ANO OUT T PGv WCQfTN v I tmp C Akr I ' 1u rf. Cvc ". CM., , HERE. COME WITH TM2. CAKE ! HERt OU ARE COUNT EM VOUr 1LF : ( OWI! r 4 I I - " a1ll 111 1 1111 l JlH. I 4. OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1916. ' Tf n XT 1 " XT 1 aT"1 a? at at at PpSTON. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK. FHlLAI KLPHIA PITTS B URO 1 f . CINCINNATI. C1I1CAQO. , ST. LOCIS AHTtOAD , Apr. 11. 11 14. 18 Mar , 8. 8, 8 ' " Apr. 17, 18, 1 May IS, IS, 18 May 17, 18, 19, 10 MMy 10. 11, 13 May 21. 22. 23, 24 12 Saturday! -TOgTON. May -, m.Junt 1 Jn 19, n.t.B June 28, 24, aa. 27 July 11, 12, IX. U July 15,1. 17. 18 July 7. . . 10 July 1. an. 21. 2a. 8 8 Sunday ' Aug. 12,14, li B.pti. S, W Oct. 2,1,4,$ Aug. ffl, 29. 90, 81 Aug. 20, 21, 23 Aug. 24. 28. M. 27 Aug. lg. 19 Decoration Day . ""- ' "' L ' " i , Saturday 1 PROOKLTN Apr. I.1. ft, 4 Apr. 19, May 1. 1, 1 Apr. US. J. 27, 28 My 2t, 23, 24, 2ft May 10,11,32 May 17, 1. 19, 20 May IS, 14. IS. 1 5 Sundaya I Junal, 2, 90. JulyJ July t, 4-4. i May . 27. 29 July 19, 20, 21, 22 July 7, I, 9, 10 July IB, It 17, 18 July 11. 12, IS, 14 July 4 v Spt. . 9. il 8pti,.T Sept. 1. 1, 4-4. Aug. 17, U. 19 Aug. 24. 2B. M. XI Aug. . 21, 12 Aug. 28, 29. 0 Labor Day -..-. - 12 8Caturdaya XKW TORK Apr. 29. X. 9. Apr. 17, 19, 19 Apr. 12, 12. 14, II Mly 9, la, 11. II May 21, 22. t.1. 14 May IS, 14. IS, 1 Mtay 17. 19, 1. 20 Snndaye Myjt, 27, 29 Jtma 2S, 24, , IT . MiT 0-l, 81, Juna 1 July (. T, i. 10 July 11, la, II, 14 July 19. 20, li, 22, 23 July IB, M,' IT, IS Decoration Day Hvpt. 1. 1 4-4. Oct. ft, 1. 4, Aug. 12, 14, la Aug. 24. 26, M Aug. 28, 29.30 Aug. IS. li Aug. 20. 21, 22 Labor Day 1 1 . .' May 17, IS, 19. 20. : rHILADELPHtA. Apr. 29, May L I, I May 4, , . I A pr. to, 21, 22, 24 ' July IS. 17, IS May IS. 14. IS, 14 May !L 22. 28. 24 May 10. 11. 12 12 Paturdaya Julys, 4-4. S J una 19. 20, 21. S3 .' Juna 2S, 29, 90. Jul 1 July 24 July 19, W. 21, 22, 23 July 11. 12, 13. 14 July 7. S, 9. 10 5 Sunday a . - Sapt. 6, . t Spt. 2S, 29, 90 8pt. , 9, U Aug. 21. 22, 23 Aug. 18. 19 Aug. 28, 19. 30 Aug. 34. 26. 26. 27 July 4 . ' - Apr. 14. 17. IS Apr. 23, 24, 2E, 36 Juna IS. 14, 17-V7 Juna 2, 2. 1 Junal. 7, 1. 9 Juna 10, 12, 13, 14 - Apr. 30. May t 2 May 7. 8 Apr. 12, IS. 14. 15 PITTSBURGH Aug. ?, , 10. n , Aug. 3. 4. S, 1 July 2S, 31, Aug. I, 2 July 25, W. 27. 28 Julia . July 1. 2 . Juna 25, 28, 27, 28 May 2. 27. 28 ! Saturdaya pt. 23, 25, 24 .Sept. 13, 13. 14, U S opt. 14, IS, 19 Sept. 20, 21, 22 , Sept. 3, Oct. 1 Sept. 10 Aug.' 13, 14, 15, ,18 U Sunday a f , Apr. 27. 18, 39 14 Saturday CINCINNATI June 10. 12. 1,1, 14 Juna 4, T, 8, 9 Juna 2, I, I Juna 15. 18, 17 May 80-80, 81, Juna 1 Apr. 20, 21, 22 May 3, 4, B, 8, 7 ! Pundaya An. S. 4. 5. 7 July 29. 31 Aug. 1, 1 July 2S, 27, 28 Aug. 8. 8, 10, 11 Hept. 1. 2 Juna 20. a, 22. 23. 24 July S. 4. Oeoorntfon Day Mrpt. M, 21, 22 Sept. it, 18. 19 Kept. 12, 13, 14. 16 Uept. 23-23, 25, 26 Sept. 29, 30 3epL 4-4. 5 Sept. 8. 9. 10 July 4 - -I.. - ,. ,i i . ... " Lauor Dav - -- JuneS, 2. 8 Juna 15, 18. 17 June 10, 12, IS, 14 Tune . T, I, 9 May 3, 4, 8, VII1CAGO.. July 2S. 24, 27. 39 Au. 8, 9, Ift, It '. Aug. 3, 4. 8. 7 July 19, 81, Aug. 1, 1 July4-4, Apr. 0. 13. 14, It Apr. 18, 17, IS 14 Saturdaya pt. 12, 12, 14, IS Hept. 13, 26, 24, 27 dept. 20, 21. 22 Sapt. 14, IS, 19 Aug. 12 May 2S. 28, 37, 28 Juna 29, SO, July 1, Pundaya ' ,pt- 7 ' Au"' 14 11 14 Aug- M Brpt- 2- ! July 4 . ' Apr. n, 24, 36, 38 13 Saturdaya KT. LOUIS June 8, 7. 8, Juna 10. 12, IS, 14 Juna IS, 18. 17 Juna 3, 3, 1 Apr. JO, 21, 22 Juna IS, 19 Apr. . 28. 2!. 30. Ma Sundaya Jul-St. Aug. 1, 1 July V 24, 27, 28 Aug. 8. 8, 10. 11 Aug. 3. 4. 1, 7 Juna 30. 21, 22. 23, 24 Juna 26 38, 37. 29 May 29. 30, 80 Decoration Day Bapt 14. 13, 19. rtept. X, 21. 23 Bept. 33, 36. 24, V !pt. 12. IS. 14, IS Sept. 4-4. 1 Aug. 13 Sept. 3. 30. X-t. 1 abor Day . 12 Saturdaya IS Saturdaya Saturdaya at HOMC Bunker Hill Day 12 Saturdaya 13 Saturdaya 12 Saturdaya : Decoration Day It Saturdaya 14 Sundaya 8 Saturdaya . Iuly4 , Decoration Day . July 4 Decoration Day ' July 4 17 Sundaya Decoration Day 13 Sundaya itwhoy rnv I - lhor Dv Labor Pr Labor Day Tulv 4 YILLARD TO IIEET II0RA11 LIARGH 8 Date of Heavyweight Battle, Madison 5qur Garden is . Announced. at TEX RICKARD GIVES IT OUT NKW ORK, Feb. S Jen Wlllard, wnilrl h'nvyweigl:t champion, onl rrank Moran will meet In a ten-rounj bout al Mod'aon Square Garden lie re on March 8 for a purxe of tTO.CA It waa announced tonjflit by Te nirhard, promoter of the inattb. Nonpareil Club is Looking for Battlo 'Ilia Nonjarrtl dub of the Kouih Side )aa lmp(l Into the tug-o-war game - hereabouia with a challenge to pull any 'team m the world any place on ttm globe. According to atatcmenta made by mem Utra of Hi club. It team ta fairly gpoll Ing for content and the blgaer and letter their opponenla the better they will like thorn. It stated that aay team which I ll-e It baa chance wrlth the Non pareil need only call P. H. Oaay, Tyler to aecura match. Xi Psi Phi Bowlers Trim Delta's Squad The XI Fat Phi and the Delta Sigma fraternity- howling .tama rotked. horni on (he Fartiam alleya Monday afternoox to decide the fraternal aupreraacy of Omaha. The XI Tat Phi crew carrlel off the laurela wllh a total of 1.839. aim l.TK! for tha Delta. Iloatrum of XI l'l Phi team waa high Individual, with a 200 tame. ' Tour maa rolled on each team. Klfle Team Match at Wltitr, dliOOMFIKLD.'Keb. Fab. . (Spaclal.) -The Uloomf'.eld Gun club or what la know - officially aa'the "DavlVa Neat Oun club" haa Usued a challenge to the WUner club for . match to ba held en the Winner grounda, and the xhal- enge haa been accepted by tha Wlancr club who hold tha Iteeaa trophy aa tha tata champions. Tha data for the event a February 22, and a big ovent la looked for. Twelve men will go from hera to take part. . BOARD AGREES ON BOILDIHGJROQRAH School Authorities Announce Plans for Clifton Hill and Field Club District DECIDE WHERE TO ' BUT L0T3 rielkeabarar Oeleate. S HELTON, Neb., Keb. a (Speclel.)- Tba bhelton lllgh achool baaket ball flv defeated tha Gothenburg team Friday evening. 31 to 24. i. . NONPAREIL CLUB WILL GIVE A MINSTREL SHOW The ataslnV of a big mlnalrat ahow la tha lalept noteworthy "aunt" to ta wnJvrtKi a by the Crn(iha Notinoiell clvib, l kh la conirMd of a number of South Xiie live wire. Tha allow will ba hold Tidy night, February IL at the KaverUa tiralr, rirhteenth and Vlntow rta Tha enlrtaliiinent will b put on by borne talent. A tine mlcal program haa bean arraiN4 and the picture film. "The Wanderer," will t ahown. SMCO Vrt ftllCP DCDIr HQ .AND EEAT CULLDOGiS . . t !AS1f;3. la , Teb. 1-Brecla! Te'egrmm ) Ttio lrr.a atata baeket ball five a hot to ;: by alekneaa and Ineligibility aa tiever before thla aeaeoa, played too mur Lakct bail for tha Drake. Bulldog t hw I, -re In the elate gymnaalum thla kfic-rne-in in a Mtanurt valley con fere hoe Th '(,nne were victorloua, 23 to 19. Tl'n more at rerea waa 12 te 9 In favor of the Christiana, but A rota perked up n the last round. PROF. LEWIS WILL SHOW AT THE C. C. C. PARLORS 1-roC Ili. the fi'Uter and noaa blUU xriiii.1. wilt cuDilude hla engmenU la iMiial.a. with an exhibition at tha C. C. 4. i!!Urd parlor. I'M Ilamey atroet, NVdnrdy evening at 8 o'clock. Prof. lj-v.it will play a game of 14.3 balk lla bi i;rd af-.rr which he will give a num trr of fancy vhota bulb with finger aad n. Alhlellra Not Trainable. HfcSTIVOS, Nb. Feb. 8 peeil Tl- vi pi 1 tie continue j financ-iNl (alltira i f tihl'iin In the liaetina Hill achtHil proi'tlily te the (-ait of liiierwhool ..jimiii t-Hig atiMntl'ined ly Ue UmmI i 'i-, ! li (!, fmr)ijtrMeniattit mad t nn t'.iii i-y t'i-r!ndienlent Krr ni in.,.,,i:r(,,M (y a nialotity of It iiiftuitcim u.roufcii tl.i atheluo bfiard. Iletkrvo" ekf4lr, 1'n'H'iV, V-h. Feb !peellll 1 lf' Vl! f. e y (,in- rltd yir a . -t T' nty end Krifly "' . i '- ' n l Harvard li.i Sloan and Eeavis 1 Talk in Baltimore (From a Htaff . Correiipondent) WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-(Nclal Tale gram.) Hepreaentatlva Sloan wtll apeak before the llattlmore Republican club on Saturday evening on "The Life of Lin coln.'. while In tha aame city another rongreaaman, Charlea Frank - Ileavia of tha Firat Nebraaka dlatrlct, will addreaa the German-American club. It la ex tremely doubtful If a, parallel oaq b4 found et a waatern atata furnishing two congTeaamea to apeak la tha him city at different banquet oa tha aame night Dr. O. E. Condra of tha Unlvaralty of Nebraaka la In Waahlngtoa oo'conaer- va.ton mattora. THREE PURE FOOD DAYS FOR THE COMING YEAR (From a Staff Corre pendent ) LINCOLN. Fib. t (HpecUa.)-There will be three pure food daya dtirang the year IfiS. according to a dertalnn reached by Governor Idlorahead and Food Cum miM loner Ilannaji. Oa thea daya a apeclal effort will be made to booet Nebraaka-mada food and dairy rroduct. Merrhanta handling theae product will ba expected to clean up everything bright and decorate their place of bualntaa aa that everything will look attractive. In thl way the people of the atate will ba educated along line of sanitation and merchant and o there will give an oblect leaaon of how thing ought to bo. Two now achool sltei wsr agreed upon last nicht by tbe Board of Ed ucation. - The Clifton Hill achool will he built on Porty-flfth between Corby and Maple and the Field club achool will be located at Thlrty-ilith and Walnut. Will Bell Boada. Tha board confirmed the reenmmada- tlona of commltteea aa follow: To advertise for bid for the kale of $500,- 000 bond, being the unaold portion of bond authorixed laat May. The blda will be opened February 21. To remodel and enlarge Central achool for vae a the High School of Commerce, t an expenae of 1130,000, the committee en building and grounda being author ised to aecur plana and estimate. New Clifton Hill school o at x teen rooms, manual training and kindergarten department and auditorium on new site at Forty-flrnt atreet, between Corby end. Maple streets. New building for Park school alte, to be alxteen rooms, manual training, kin dergarten and auditorium. Naw twelve-room building with audi. torlum for Pruld Hill alte. Five-room addition for Franklin scNo and four mora rooms for Lincoln achool. Bancroft school to be enlarged from the present four-room unit to a alx teen room achool similar to Miller Park school. e- tliea. A pprTd. Tha following alte were approved by the board. Four additional lota to the I Vrk school alte at a cost of 119.000; two half lota te be added to the Caatellar achool ground at a rost of Si. M0; six additional lots to present Druid Hill sits, for consideration of 39,000, which will make the site STOxtr-O; ten lets at Thtr. ty-elxth and Walnut streets, at a cost of SH6O0, for proposed new Field, club district school. The committee on building and grounds was dUposed to bay a lot wast of the Central school, but a reiuet was re ceived from the Municipal affair commit tee of tb ComtneKHal club, aaklng poatponament on account of proposed opening et T wen t yoo nd street. The buildings and grounds program outlined will require expenditure of StA 009 received laat fall from aaia of bond and a portion et ttt0.on which will be received from the furthcoming aale. Republicans of Lancaster County Are in Line Again f ("rom a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Feb, 8. (Special.) Lincoln republicans held a meeting last night at the Savoy hotel, which resulted In the formation of a Lancaster County Repub lican club on the lines of years ago when Lancaster county waa known far and wide a a republican stronghold. The meeting was called by E. D. Beach, one of the Lancaster county members of the state committee who presided at the meeting. J. Held Green was made sec retary and about forty were present, most of whome were members of the executive committee appointed at a previous meet ing. Among those present were such old wheel-horses as E. D. Beach. Senator Rurkett, Frank Harrison, L. I Lindsay, Joe Burns, Colonel Bl vet one, Walton Rob erts, J. S. Bsrr, Sam- Mellck and a lot of others who In former year were the men who went out and stirred up enthusiasm and got tha vote. There wll be precinct and ward club, with meetinga held In every precinct in the county In the good old-fashioned way and a big meeting frequently where all the clube come In and take part. Tbe meeting to perfect the organisation will be held at the Lindell hotel on Monday evening, February 31. when the ball will ba set rolling In good old style. Stender school houe to the Louisville bridge, and on the north line from the Stender achool house to the Platte river, coming to a center located on the Sarah Dowd farm five miles smith of Gretna and five mile west of Springfield. The start will be made at 10 a. m. (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Feb. l-tSpeclal Telegram.). The Nebraska Ainoclntion of Retail Dealers began their annual seialon here today at the Lincoln hotel. Thia la the tenth convention and theer is an un usually good attendance. The theme of the merchants as voiced by the speakers this afternoon was to. get together In order that they miy sell with less wsste. President Y. C. KUIotL Secretary Frank Barr and about half a doson others talked along this line. President Elliott thought that com munity clubs would have a tendancy to create a ' get-to-gnther fellng among only the retailers them alve. but the com munity alt around. ' Following a plan started at tbe retail ei picnic at Carter lake, Omaha, last summer, the retailers tomorrow will ef feet an organisation to be known as the Nebraska Retailers' congress. A com mittee has already worked out a plan and it will be taken up Wednesday. DEBT ON UNION COLLEGE RAISED BY ADVENTISTS LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. S.-The biennial convention of the Central Vnlon confer ence ol Beventn Day Adventista. com prising the atates ef Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraaka, , Kansas and Missouri, began today at Colin View, seat of the de nomination for Nebraaka and nerkh bor ing atatea. Two hundred and fifty delegates are present. Including the following president of state conferences: H. A. Morrtaon. Ne. braska; N. T. Sutton, Wyoming; T. R Emery, Colorado; W. H. Clark, Kan; N. E, Umerlck, Missouri.' Tb convention will continue a week, a ministerial InaUtut taking up tha earlier partof the time. L It. Evans, president, and O. B. Thorn peon, secretary, of the North American division eonferanoa, both of Waahlngtoa, D. C. are the Instructors for the Institute. Thla evenlnx general session was devoted to the reading of report, la which announcement waa mad of tha raising of the debt on Union college at College View. MoTfaaeata ( PATIENT AT HOSPITAL FOR INSANE FOUND DEAD (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, rob, .-BpectaI Telegram.) -Fred Ounder. a patient at the atate hos pital for tbe Insane at Lincoln, waa found dead la his bed this morning. Tbe super intendent thinks he died In his sleep, aa there waa no sign et the bed clothes being disturbed. He was H year old and was committed to the Institution la 1SH. He formerly lived at MUford. arret Kaplodsei, FFETMONT. Neb, Feb. S.8pclal.) Whlle soldering a barrel brought to the hop where be Is employed for repair Klmer Buab of Mora Bluff waa quite b&Uly burned hn the receptacle ex ploded. He vd himself from a a vera burslog by tolling la a inowUak. UwnH UVERPOOL., BnltOKAt X.. NKW YORK., bttW YVH. . A lr4 .Rom.... Oceaa Steaasere, lllM. . bMIM. . Nwrdaja. . klMiKMretl. LESS WASTE, THE THEME OF THE RETAIL DEALERS GUNNERS, SLAM CENTRAL HIGH Townsend Team Walks. Around Local School Toshers, Forty Eight to Twenty. TEAM W0KK DOES THE BUSINESS Central Hlg school toat to the Town- tend Oun five last evening at the Uni versity of Omaha in a Trl-Clty league tilt, 48 to 20. Coach Mulligan's men found It Impossible to pierce the Gunner' de fense. On the other hand the Townwnd had little trouble In cavorting about the court at will. Superior team' work and greater accu racy in shooting baskets was the direct reason for the Gunners' large score. The students lost, several chances to increase their score but fluked out on a number of easy shots. Maxwell at right forward was the chief point getter for the students, garnering four goals, while Bechtold did the heavy work for the Gunners with eight double- deckers. The lineup: HIGH SCHOOL. TOWN8IWD8. Maxwell R.F.IRF Hansen Patty L.F.IT-.F Harris Pavnter C.IC Bechtold Grove R.U. R.G Loe;an L.G.IL.O R. Substitutes: Smith for Logan. , Lute Welgel Field goals: Maxwell (4), Patty (2). Loeftn (21, Smith, Hansen (S). Harris t, Bechtold (8), Lutes 5. Foul roals: Patty (2). Harrui (4). Fouls committed: HlKh school. 4; Townaends. 4. Referee: Kamanski. Time of halves: Twenty minutes. CAHN TAKES LONG LEAD IN PLAY WITH CHAMBERS With clever and speedy play In . tha state billiard tournament at Byrnes' par lors last night, Albert Cahn, sr., defeated William N. Chambers, 260 to 182. The match lasted only thirty-six Innings, aa Cahn made one very strong run of fifty two, and flniahed with an average)- of even, which was higher than he-usually makes. Cahn's other ' high, fur were twenty and eighteen. ' Chambers made an average of four and one-half, with high runs of seventeen, sixteen and four teen. Julius Lyon refereed the game. K. A. Sclple and Robert j; ' Williams wilt play this evening. Saceeaafal He tvml End. FREMONT, Neb., Feb. I (Special.) The most successful revival ever held in Fremont came te a close last evening when Evangelist James Rayburn preached his farewell sermon. With the 108 persona who went forward Monday night and promised to lead ' Christian lives the total was brought up to 803. At the Sunday evening services a col lection taken up for Mr. Rayburn amounted to 81.6M. OME" to me ! tome whar thars real ' affection an ' rood ate a ' m m m ' ' ' coo km . entirely surrounded br! ' r ' pipe smoke. I il 11 11 if . Ti) i iVi SHI' fi 1'rMi r ii ei 1HM i u -' 4 M place QNE of the greatest "comfort of home" is a tin of VELVET. For VELVET'S age mellowed flavor puts the "seasoned" taste into every pipefuL Overcome by Gas in Manhole, Narrowly Escapes Drowning While removing a Hush tank from a manhole at Twenty-eighth aad Leaven worth streets William Jorgensen. Seven teenth aad Oak streets, was overcome by esoaplnc gas and fell Inte a foot ef water. A- Keed. fellow workman, deacendnd Into the hole tn time to prevent Jorgenaen from drowning, and the two men ware pulled out by rope 1a tbe hands of other aorkir m m, JorgetuMa was attended by Or. R. W. Connell. who ay be has aa v chaao for recovery unlaes pneu- mom la should aet In. He waa removed to St. Joseph' hospital. Read Tbe bee Want Ada It pays! Wall Itaat Kesr Orel Sawder. GRETNA. Neb., Feb. . (Special.) A. wolf hunt will be held Sunday. Fehruary 13, la a territory bounded on the west and south by the Platte river, on the east by the O. L. D. road from the MEN'S and WOMEN'S A WALK-OVER SHOES At Great Reductions $99 $JP $493 wjas-CYEB e:ot si::? 81T K. Ifttb 81. y aad raraasa, 4mr . li " (c,. 1.3 Thursday We Will Place On Sale i All King-PecVs Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits All King-Peck's Full Dress andTuxedo Vests And the Silk Lined Top Coats We come now to a portion of. the King-Peck $137,000 stock which many Rood dressers in Omaha have been waiting for. Needless to say, this apparel will be offered at sacrifice prices and this is an oc casion for saving money that men will be pleased to share in. St Wednesday Evening' Paper. WfWSW J J i ii