THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916.
NEW JUDGE STARTS
CAREER WITH RUSH
Judge Joseph W. Woodrough Im
poses Sentence! on Fourteen
Federal Prisoners.
TWO MANN ACT VIOLATIONS
Fourteen federal prisoners were
uentencfd to terras varying from
ihlrty days to two and a half years
1'V Judge JoBoph W. Woodrough
mltbln the first twenty-four hour
of his career as a federal Judge.
The first man sentenced by him
vas Frank McCann, charged with
violating the Mann art. Judge
Woodrough sentenced him to one
jcar in the Lancaster county Jail.
The longest sentence imposed by
the new Judge was on Clyde Taylor,
who pleaded guilty to forgery of a
jostal savings bank certificate. He
was sent to the federal prison at
leaven worth, Kan., for two years
snd six months.
I.mtr Himself I p.
William Jerwl'-k wse eentinoei1 to a
sr und a day In the leaven wortti
prixon. Ho jimj1M guilty t a vloia
llon of llio Mann art In Inking a girl
from Omaha to Hloux City, Beptember
, IMS, Jerwlok fled to New Orleans,
where a few vfiki ago he walked lino
newspaper ofllre and told who he wit
and wlt ho wis wanld for. The
rnlted States marshal whs call id and
he was taken In custody, Later lift made
an affidavit ilullni what h hnd don
and It was on till afridavlt Hint he was
drought hack to Omaha.
Wilter II. Van Gordon, former bellboy
at the Mnrtell hotel In Uncoln, who stole
a malt a k at the l'ulon station trana
fir, was einl to Urn liouglas county
lull for four month.
Fred V, Ja'kaon, pharged with steal
ing a parcel post package at the I'nlon
station, was sent to the lavenworth
prison for a year and a day.
William Weaver, who represented him
self as a United States secret serving
man and secured 3i from Trad A. Caatl
while a gurst at the C utile hotel, and
who ii brought hark froth tha east, was
sentenced to a year and a half In tha
leaven worth prison
'inorge w, Milliard, charged with b
t rurt i riH tha malla hy taking a letter
from tha poatofflca at Columbus, Neb,,
which waa addressed to J. U, Milliard,
waa fined IM.
Virgil Dice was given alxty days for
having "dope" In his possession and dla-
penalng It, Itiiasell Irliln and Jess
Nolan wr given thirty days each for
violation of tha "dope law.
For robbing bog corn, John Miller, Fred
rtogers and Taul Wllaon luh received
sentences of all month in jail,
CREAMERY BUTTER
MEOPEN SESSION
(Continued from Paga One.)
lulu mi the subject, "Infection of Crtam
ry L'tetislls," 1
The sanitation of creameries ws dwelt
on In a paper by i, II. Rushion of
omabti, I'aptra were also read by prof.
Hepburn of the Illinois Agricultural col
lege and Prof, Uouaka.
Interesting talks on timely creamery
aubjecta ware made bp I'rof, Larson of
Brooking, B. D., head of the dulry rie
partment of the ho nth Pukota Bute -grl-
ultaral college; I'rof. Mortenaoti of
Antes, Is,, of the Iowa hints Agricul
tural college and i'rof. FranOsrn of Lin
coln of tha Nebraska Stats Agricultural
college.
Tho following state food commissioners
were present and aMreencd the mctillng;
Newman of Illlnola, Barney of Iowa, Kar
tell of Minnesota, Ryger of Houlh l'a
kola, Bennett of Missouri, lllne of Kan
aa and Jlurman of Nebraska,
Among tha prominent creamery men, In
addition to the local tnon, who attended
the meeting were: George liankuil of
Chicago, Hcatrlra Creamery company; A,
8. lUnford of Blottx City, llnnford Prod
uce company; V. J. Derrick of .Mitchell,
H. D Turner Creamery company; Mr.
Tllden of Minneapolis, Tllden Creamery
company; F. K, Pratt of Fremont, Neb.,
Uolden Itod Creamery company; K. I,
Murrajr of Uncoln. Lincoln Pure Under
company; W, 15, ftpencar, of Alliance,
Neb,, Alliance llutter and Kgg company,
Frank ilaakell of Topeka, Kan., Conti
nental Creamery company; l'.lmrr Far
ney of Ablllua, Kan,, Hell Hprlnga Cream
ery company; Mr. Walker of Chicago,
Itlua Villrjr Creainety company, C, A,
Clark of ii avenue. Nub., lUwuiiui Cream
ery company; S. Love Kelly of Chicago.
8 l.i, vc Kelly company, a big butter anil
egg house; Me. Ilolf t( Falimunt. Minn.,
Fairmont Creamery company. Frail
Mia a of fit, Paul, It. K. Cobb company,
y F. rivl of New York, tlryan, Wuval
a. Co,
I ihrrlala'a Vaaiets taai t,ita.
Mis, F. J". Xn.Uh. OI.,veisvlll, N. y
rn to Ids inanuravtureis ct Chant.
itUins Tat'lnt as luH.osa. ' 4 tesl it
iy duty to writs yum and tod you f ths
g'Hvd faut ti. Iris si. dlns lor ma and
l an (.tlirrs tut I hv ui4 aut thnv
f or ove tbrva ysars I hv b trM.
Mel with liver liiit.ta. I tta kr4l
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Give Quick Relief
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GIANTS LOSE TO
BRAVES J BOSTON
Rudolph Holds New York to Four
Hits, His Team Winninff,
Three to One.
ROUSCH MAKES GREAT CATCH
BOSTON', Mass., April ffl.-Rudolph held
New Tork to four hits today, Boaton
winning, t to J. The vhtltora' run came
after two wero out and the baaea full.
Kouich hit a grounder to Knnetchy and
Rudolph failed to reach tha bag In time
to taka tha throw, Boaton tied the score
In their half of ths flrat Innnlng on dou
bles by Maranvllle and Wllholt.
Rouse h mad & great catch of Comp
ton's hard drlva in tha fourth Inning and
doubled Fmlth at first, Konatchy scoring
from third before ths latter play was
completed.
Compton singled to McKetchnl during
ths seventh and want to third on ths
hitter's wild throw, scoring on Oowdy's
sacrifice fly, McOraw was ordered off
ths field for talking back to Umpire
Klem. Bcore:
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Stfrtinrh. rf.,4 1 I 1 OMinllh, 1 (I I 0
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Totals M t'J II 1
New Vork 1 I M M D M-l
lloston I 0 0 1 0 0 0 -
Collins nut, hit by batted ball,
lletled for Rarliinn in tha eoventh.
Hatted for Perdu In the seventh,
Two-base lilts: Kauff, Maranvllle, Wll
holt, Htolen base: Horns, Hacrlflca bit:
Merkle. Hncrlflca files: Compton and
owdy. Double plsys; Rouacli to Doyle.
First hits on errors: New Vork. I. Uass
on balls: Off I'errltt, i: utt B hauer. 1,
i,tt Rudolph, S. lilts and earned runs;
(iff Perrltt, i hits and 1 runs In six In
nings; off Hi'hnuer, I hit and no runs In
two innings; off Rudolph, 4 hits arid t run
In nine Innings. HI ruck out; Uy I'errltt,
I; by Hohnuer, 8; by Rudolph, IS em
pires; Klem and Krnslle.
lied l.eas Win really,
CINCINNATI. O , April .-Cincinnati
knocked both Hall and Hnllce out of the
ho In the first Inning today and won
easily, II to IS. firlner likewise waa hit
hard, but J oak retired tha side without
troiiblo In the final two Innings. 'Iron,
Chnse and (irlffltli curried off the bat
ting honors. Wore;
. BIT, I)f'm CINCINNATI.
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Halted for Rock in ninth.
Hatted for Miller In ninth.
St. Louis 0 0 1 1 0 0 tV-il
Cincinnati 7 10 0 12 0 0 -U
Two baae hits; Resll, Clrifflth, Thres
hnsa hits: Oroh, Kllllfer, lU-liel, Wlngo.
Htolen bases: neall. Smith Ilenog i2).
Iiouhle plavs: Mosnley to Wlngo to Chase,
Hetsel to Miller to Hrottom, Wllllamg to
Mollwlls. Hnaes on bslls: (iff Hull, 1; off
Hallee, 2; off Urtner, t, off Doak, 1; off
Moseley, 4. lilts and earned runs: Off
Hall, if lilu, a runs in one-third Inning;
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Htopa 1'alllng llalr.
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dandruff in a few nights. It does not
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Water One-half Pint
Ray H'im ,,, .One Ounce
Teol. Compound ....One-quarter Ounea
Glycerin ,...,.On-o,uartr Ounca
A half-pint is all you will need. Rub It
Wfll into the scalp at night and after a
.few applications the dandruff and scalp
eruptions will disappear and the hair
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Firclcss
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Demonstration
milton'rogers
ISIS Harney U.
Tf tt YX w
off Bailee, 3 hits, 4 runa in one-third in
ninif; off Orlnr, hits, 4 runa In five
ami on-thlrd Innings: off Doak, 1 hit, 0
run In two Innings; off iln!ey, 11 hits, ,1
runs, In nine innings, lilt by pitched
111: Louden by Orlnsr. Struck out: Hy
Urlner, 1; by Moseley, t. Umpires: O'Dey
ari'l Kason.
L0BECK IS IN WASHINGTON
THANKFUL FOR RENOMINATIOfJ
WASHINGTON, April a.-(Hpdal Tel
gram.) Representative Ioheok returned
to Washington today. Ho was accorded a
most cord lid reception by his colleagues
of tha house when hs appeared In that
body at noon. Mr, Loheck saya he was
splendidly treated by tho citizens of the
Hecond district and ha hag much to be
thankful for.
DEATH RECORD
William Henrr Me Doe I.
CHICAGO, April JB.-Wllliam Henry
McDoel, president of ths Chicago, In
dianapolis A Louisville railway (tha
Monon route) from 199 to died at
his horns hers today, lis was 7t yasjrs
old
Mrs. A Ilea ftead,
YORK, Nab., April Sl,-(8peclal,)-Mrs,
Allca Reed, 73, died yesterday morning
at tha horn of her son, W, II. Read. fh
with her husband came to York county
In 1X70. Her husband. Captain Read, (lied
eighteen years ago. Hha Is survived by
(wo sons and ona daughter, W, II. Rea1
of tha Raad Dry floods company, Oharlna
Read snd Mrs, Wells Compton of Lin
coln. Funeral service were held from
tha rcaldenca Tuesday afternoon.
Uavantmeat Orders.
WAHIIINOTON. Anrll 25.-lHneleI Tel.
egrani.l Iowa poatmaaters appointed;
lllg Rock, Hcolt county. Maynie Hur
mester. vice Clara M. Keller reelgnd;
Callenuar, Webster county, Horence C.
I'eterson. vice frank I'eteraon. removed:
flladwlti, Ixfulsa rounty, William K, Mars
ton, vie C. it. Hhellady, reslgnml; Haifa,
r.mmoi roomy, Moien iNleisen, vice r,
St. (loldsliei ry, resigned: New Liberty.
Hcott oount y, Jolin Htoeterau. vice Miss
Mlnnia Kluver, resigned; Bhainliaugh,
I'wgit coiinly, William Howard, vlc)
William N. Runtlna. removed: Rnaa. Ma.
haaka count v. Araiia H. Caruthrrs. vies
tleorga B. Idckson, resigned; VVsahblirn,
niacHriawK county, wiiitsni uirkes, vice
Henry Htelmel, resigned,
A. It, Krusa has fmn appointed rural
letter rarrler at Raymond, H. If.
The National Capital
loesday, April 'jn, lltlrl,
Tha Senate,
Met at noon.
Hanstor nlmfroth urged eciual euffrsm.
me ml men t to the constitution.
Resumed debate on rural iTedlts bill.
The House.
Met at II a. m.
Democratic caucus on tha Philippine
bill called for tomorrow.
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CHAMPIONS RETAIN
LEAD INAMERIGAN
Boston Red Sox Defeat Yankees in
Game of Ten Innings, Foun
to Three.
NTTNAMAXER SWOM AT BAT
NEW YORK, April 2i.-Tha world's
champion team retained the lead In ths
American league by defeating New tork
In a ten-Inning grime today, 4 to $. The
hitting of Nunamaker, a former Boston
player, kept New York in the gramo, a
ha made two slnglca, a double and a
triple In four tlmea up. After ecorlrm
both of New York' early runs, ha drove
In tha tying run with a thraa-basa hit
In tha ninth. v
Roeton won, however, In tha tenth, when
IHenrtksan opened with his third hit,
took second on Janvrln's sacrifice, third
on Hooper's out ,and scored tha winning
run on Hoblltiel's single. HobllUel also
drove In two Boston runs In tha sixth In
ning, Bcore:
UOI4TON,
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Batted for Cook In ttie sixth.
Kan for Kaumeji In tha sixth.
Ratted for High In the tenth.
Boston M M I I M M
New York 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0-9
Two-baaa hits: Henrlkaen, Nunamaker,
Janvrln. Three-hsjie hit: Nuruunaker.
r,tu;T1f hits: Thomaa, Janvrln, Hucrl
flcs fly: Ruth. IimWe play: Nuna
maker to Pecklnpaugh, Raaes on errors:
New York, J, Rases on balls: Off Cald
well, I: off Ruth, 1. Earned runs: off
Cedwell. 4: off Ruth. 2. Hit by tiltchod
ball: By Caldwell, Barry. Btriick out:
Hy Caliiwtll, 1. by Ruth . Wild pi"h!
Caldwell, empires: Nsllln and Dlncen.
Indians Heat White Sol.
CLEVELAND, April JS.-tlevland de
fen led Chicago In the opening ame of,
the serba, 9 to 2. fhlrngo used five plth
ers snd tha two left (winders, Russell and
Williams were tha only onea to show any
fffei.t I ventre Coumbo, who pitched for
Cleveland, held Chicago to s'x hits, three
of whlrli were niadf- by Kournlcr. Ha
passed tha first two batters in tha fourth
and tha recipients were the only i'IjIchko
men to acore. Hcore:.
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One Year Ago Today
in the War '
German converted cruiser Kronprins
Wilhelm, interned at Newport News.
English airmen destroyed railway Junc
tion at Courtral.
A great battle waa reported In progress
on Btry river, In Oallcla.
British took the offensive, all attacks
northeast of Ypres being repulsed.
Trench cruiser Leon Gambetta sunk by
Austrian submarine In Strait of CHrapto,
with loss of WD lives.
WmlMiia. 2V4 S I 4 Dlrns. o lit
CKN.lll, c.,., till DTerrr aa.,,. 2 0 t
CVumbe. p.. 0 4 DM. Mnll.n, ill I 1 1
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Willi. ni., t fl 0 S 0
Tofol. 4 24 14 1
Ratted for Murphy in sixth.
Raited for Terry in eighth.
Chicago , n 0 0 2 0 0 0 o V2
Cleveland t 0 0 1 0 3
Two-base hits; flrsney, O'Ncll, Roth,
Kteaker. courtlier, Trrca-bata hit: Jtoth
htolen base: Turner. liouble playa:
fincaker to O'Neill to Chapman, Coumbo
to WambsKonna to tlHndll, Chapman to
tvanitisaanna to ttandll. Biisca on baits
i t,l,llq, , lll mwiid, ijh i.uina-it,
1. Hits and earned rt.ns: Off Clcotte, 2
hits, 2 runs in two-thirds Inning; off
Wolfgang. 2 hits. 2 runs in no inning.
pitched to two batters In first; off Rur-
relt, 3 bits, ) run In six and one-third
Innings; off Beng, 4 hits, n runa In no
inning, pitched to four batters in eighth;
off Vvllllfinis, no hits, no runs In ona In
ning; off Coumbe, bits, t runa in nine
Innings, Btrucg out; lly Coumne, 2; by
Ituesi'll, 2. empires: i'Jvans and Chill.
American Association.
At Columbus rtlf.E,
Milwaukee , 1 S
Coluuilius , 2 1 0
Butteries: Milwaukee, Walker, Altrhtson
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At, Indlsnapolls R.II.E.
Minneapolis , 0 ft 0
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Riitlerles; Minneapolis, Hopper, Will
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At Ixiulsvllle n If.E.
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Ixiulsvllle , 4 S 2
Katteiles: HI. Paul, I'pliam, Ixniglas
ami lnd; Louisville, Mlililleton and La
Ingn,
Toledo- n.H.B.
Ksnss City 2 S 0
Toladt 1 7 1
Ratlerles; Kansas City, Cochreham and
Berry; Toledo, lleillcmt, Collamore, Bailey
and ilreHiisliun, (Ten Innings.)
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RID OF BLACKHEADS
Thera Is ona simpla, safe and sure way
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Todo this grt about two ouni-na of plain
powderd r,roxln from any drugatora
uninltl. a Mttla. nil a hnt U'At MMOIIfire !tlb
ovsr the blaekhenda hrlskly wash tha
parts and you will r aurpnsea now ino
blacfcheada have dtaappearrd. Big blaS-.k-heaa,
little blackhnads, no matter whfre
they are. simply dissolve and disappear,
lnving the parte without any mark what-
Illar.t.K,iMa mr .Imnlv a mixture
of dust and dirt end secretions from the
hody that form in the pores 01 me sain.
Pinching and squeezing only cause Irri-
fuilnn malia InrifA nnrM Slid do not STSt
them 'out afUr thev beronie hard. Tho
pnwdored niroxin and the water simiJiy
,tiw.a thn l,lnrlh.Hi1s so they wash
right out. leaving; the pores free urd clean
.,i H ii,.i. h.nimI f.nn,Hftnn Anvone
troubled with these unsightly blemishes
should certainly try tfiia simple mewiim.
- Advertleenient.
TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT
It is not necessary to shampoo quite si
frequently If your hair la properly cleans
er! each time by use of a really good
shampoo. The easl.-st to use and quick
est rtrvlna shampoo that we can recom
mend to our reader may ba prepared
very cheaply by dlaaolvtiuj a tcaapotinful
of oanthrox, obtained from your druaglst.
In a cup of hot water. This rubbed into
the acalp crealea a thick lather, aooth
tnu ami cooling In Its action, aa well aa
beneficial to scalp and hair. .After rins
ing the scalp la fresh and clean, while
the hair drlea oulrkly and evenly, devel-
oMng a bright luster and a soft fluffineaa
that niakee It seem very heavy.-Advcr-tlsemenU
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this season.
A Large Showing of
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In Silk $12.50, $16.50, $25.00
In Wool $5.00, $6.50, $8.50
In Colfine $6.50, $8.75, $10.50
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