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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
NOW FOR GRAHAM BENEFIT
Plans All Ready for Big Exhibition
Game st Ninton Park
Wednesday.

Ball players. umpires, owners ana rams
will all unite Wednesday afternoon in pay
ing a substantial tribute to George era
ham,, the popular second baceman OF the
Omaha Western league team, who is
forced out of the game by severe injuries
he received in the service of the club.
The Union band will furnish music.
To show their appreciation of his con-
tinuously faithful efforts for Omaha and
it's ball team, the players of the Omaha
and Lincoln teams will play a benefit game
Wednesday afternoon at Vinton street
park for Graham. Both teams will play
their best game and the fans who patron
lie the game will not only be paying a
tribute to Graham. but will at the same
time see a good ball game.
Dave Shanahan will umpire the game
and will be assisted by Jack Haskell, head
of the Western league staff Of umpires,
both Of whom nave donated their services.
Prof. Fin has given his band permits
sion to play and the players will donate
their services. There will be fifteen pieces
in the band. Pa Rourke has granted free
use Of the park and all the money received
will go to swell a fund to tide Graham over
the period of his forced retirement from
the game.
Bright prospects were Immediately ahead
of George Graham when he injured his
knee in warming up for an exhibition gam
with the Chicago White sox before tbs
opening OF The season this spring. He par
TALLY recovered, but returned to the game
too soon and suffered a severe setback
which will keep him out of the game
for the remainder of the season, and per
haps forever.
Large numbers of tickets have already
been sold for the benefit and with a goot
day old Vinton park should be crowded
with fans anxious to show their apprecia
ton of the services of a player who a
all times gave Omaha the best there wal
In him. sls1.
The game will be called at 3:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
GLIDDEN CARS AT HARRISBURG
seven Machines withdraw and One
Fails to Arrive.

HARRISBURG, July lL-The Glidden
tourists arrived here today and viii start
for Philadelphia tomorrow. Seven cars
withdrew today and one has not yet ap-
peared. II is believed TO be stalled In the
mountains and out Of the race. The con-
testants began checking in at IL O'Clock
this morning. Most of them were in by
$50, but some, which were belated by tire
troubles, did not arrive for an hour or two
later. The contestants were met at Car
Isle by several cars from the Motor club
OF Harrisburg who went out TO escort them
In. Tonight the contestants, officials and
free lances of the tour were the guests Of
the Motor club OF Harrisburg at an In
formal reception. at which addresses were
delivered by Governor Stuart and Mayor
Meals.
The governor in his address referred to
Pennsylvania work in the line of good
roads and expressed the hope that in a
short time Pennsylvania's roads will equal
those in every other state, He pointed out
that roads are primarily for the benefit Of
the farmers. and that the use OF such roads
by automobilists and the cooperation of
Automobiles in obtaining such roads will
be welcomed.
An invitation was received from a dele
cation from the Quaker City Motor club.
inviting the Gliddenites TO a smoker 70 be
held in Philadelphia tomorrow evening.
The tourists will leave here at 7 o'clock
tomorrow morning. Tn scheduled time
for making Philadelphia Il seven hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
%SpOrtInR IinnsIn.

Omaha must beat Sioux City to win the
pennant.
Wanted-Two or three good pitchers,
Apply Z. Murphy, Chicago.
Louis Heilbroner says Chiefs new pitcher.
Doescher, is going to be the goods.
One thing you can bet on, the fight for
the worlds series will be a hot one this
year.
The Browns did something when they
took that double-header from the Senators
Monday.
1t was kind Of the Giants to take a
double-header from the Pirates on the day
that the Cubs had to lose.
Wilson, the Des Moines man of last sea-
son, is making a great hit in right field
Tor Plttsburg and also at the bat.
t the physiological moment Pueblo did
unto Mr.. Freeman as ii has done unto most
every other pitcher in the league.
When Christy Mathewson or anybody else
holds that tribe of Pirates down to three
hits he's going at a pretty rapid clip.
Denver is a disappointment. why that
team cannot play better bail is one of the
mysteries of the Western league this sea-
son.
Both Green and Rourke say that Prit.
chett, Lincoln's young third baseman, gets
more lucky scratch hits than any man in
the business. They are aggravatingly
lucky some times.
"This Western league is the fastest minor
league in the country" says Louls He'll
broners the Cincinnati scout, who has seen
III all lllS year. lie says j. mas DOln
the Eastern and Southern leagues skinned
badly. ....
Hall is not pitching the ball he did before
his arm was injured. He is taking his
turn at working more regularly than he is
at winning. His pitching is not at fault so
much as his fielding. He needs to brace
up in this important department.
Fox said Monday morning he'd win that
game or bust. Well, If Colonel Jack
Haskell had not gone wrong on that de,
cision over at first the score would have
been tied at the end of the ninth. Jack
let in two runs when Aubrey had his mar
out by five feet.
Chief johnson started out Monday as II
he was going to be a very easy mark. but
before the thing was over, in fact after
that first inning, he had every OmahaT
beautifully decorated with his Indian sign
The Champions got just three nits of
Johnson and King got two Of those.
Miner Rrown is coming as near as posi-
BILE making a One-man team of the Cub!
just now. Winning every game in his turn
pulling about three out of every four on
Of the hole for other pitchers, batting
fielding, running bases, working on tn,
coaching lines and making himself gen
orally useful, he is the backbone of tn,
team at this time of It's dark hour.
Pa Rourke picks the Tigers for repeaters
''They have the hitters and in Summers anC
Willets, two reliable pitchers. VINO backed
by a team Of fighters, will win the Ameri
nings says Detroit certainly will win. II,
points to the fact that the Browns havI
not yet had their slump and that when 4
comes il will be fatal to their pcnnan
aspirations. As good a Judge as Loui
HeilbrOner, the Cincinnati scout, ssys {
the st. Louis oldtimers keep their head
and attend to business they have the pen
liant CipCled.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Sheppard wins HIS Event.

The final OF the 1850 meter flat race
was won by Sheppard, American. Wilson,
England. was second, and Hallows, Eng
land, third.
~sheppard's time was 4 minutes 32s Sec
onds. lie equalled the best time In the
prelimlnaries yesterday. This was done
by Hollows, who, by making the distance
in 4 minutes. 32S seconds, cut a full two
seconds off the record, made at st. Louis
in 1894 by Lightbody, American.
The two American runners, Sheppard and
Sullivan, lay back in the first stages Of
the race and let the Englishmen AXE the
lead. Sheppard was fourth until the last
stretch and Wilson and Hallows were In
the first string. AS the men started to
sprint OF the back stretch OF the final lap.
Wilson was in the lead. AS they turned
into the stretch Sheppard-sprtntOdfthe last
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
BeImOnt's Half Sovereign wins First
Race at Brighton Beach.


BRIGHTON BEACH, n. j., July IA
August Belmont's Half Sovereign added
starter won the first race, a handicap at
6 f~urlongs today, defeating a good field of
running horses. Black Oak proved a great
surprise when he won the fourth race, a
handicap at 11-16 miles. Summary:
First race. handicap, 3 year olds and up,
u, won; King Cobalt ZIG, Mcdaniel, 4 10 y,
second; Dreamer Q20, Mccarthy, 3 to y,
third. Time: l:l22b. Nimbus, Golden Pearl,
McGrath, Bat Masterson, Telling, Pan
Toufle, Julia Powell and Altuda RAM Half
furlongs: Grania 1q, McCahey' 8 to 81,
won; Shortcut 07, j. Lee, 6 to y, SECOND;
Panonia (99, f. Dugan, . to y, third. Time:
! :009s. Arondack, Donation, Mystify, Green
back, Prudent and Enfield also ran.
Third race, mares and geldings, 4 year
Odds and up, mile and one-siNteenth: Cres-
sina d1l, +. Dugan, I to 81, won; Beau
O06, Sumter, 5 to u, third. Time: l:f Dol
ly Spanker, Sailor Girl, Chase Away, Grace
Cameron and George Stanley ran.
Fourth race, handicap, 3 year olds, mile
and one-sixteenth: Black Oak (99, Nc
earthly, 7 TO p, won; question Mark Qli'
ter, 20 to u, third. Time: l:4625. Shadow
Grace and Old Honesty ian.
Fifth race, steeplechase, about miles:
Jimmy Lane Qil, Mckinney, l to p, won;
Prince of Pilsen O32, Lynch, 2 to u, sec
ond; Jim McGill Q3l, Steger, 8 to ID, third
Time: 1851. only three starters.
Sixth race, 3 year ODDS and up, selling
Dugan, : to p, won; Lally on, Musgrave'
10 TO d., second; Colonel White OO6, Lang,
I to 81, third. Time: LAM. Corncob, WIN
ming Star, Miss Norfolk and Okenite ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
CITY Tennis Tournament.

Entries are coming In fast for the city
tennis tournament at the Omaha Field club,
the tournament is played out. Omaha has
several new courts this Iyear and more
people seem to be playing the game tina
tennis the tennis committee Of the Omaha
Field 'lub in charge OF the tournament hope
! the largest entry list OF any since
the cay tournament became a fixture at
the Field club. This club does all possible
to promote clean amateur sports and the
directors set aside a large sum of money
each year for tennis. A considerable por-
tiop OF this sum is expended in making the
city tournament a success, for that means
that more are added to the list OF players
each NnAr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
BROKER FATALLY STABBED
r, L. MacKay of Kansas city Killed
by James III. Chandler,
an A~bstracter.

KANSAS CITY, July 14-F. L. Mackay.
manager Of the Western Commission COM
pany, a brokerage firm here. was stabbed
to death this afternoon by James II. Chand-
Ter. an abstracter, after a quarrel In Mae
Kay's office. Chandler was arrested. after
which he made a statement declaring that
MacKay had struck and also kicked him.
He says he went to McKay's office to
talk about the financial affairs Of the
commission business, In which he asserts
he has money invested.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
BANKRUPTCY AT KANSAS CITY
Creditors of John C. Humes CFOcIScrS
Company File Petition
against 1t.

KANSAS CITY. July 1+-Creditors Of the
John c. Humes Crockery company, which
owns a Wholesale house here and retail
stores in st. Joseph, Mo, and Atchison,
Kan, filed a petition in bankruptcy against
the firm in the United States court here to-
day. On March 20, Humes signed a state
ment TO a commercial agency declaring
that he had sound assets of S675,O 900. He
left Kansas City ten days ago. saying he
was going to Europe on a pleasure tour.
Creditors of the company have been in
vestigating the affairs of the company for
the last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Fremont Races.

DAY and that hustling town Is making
elaborate preparations TO handle the crowds
which will be on hand for a three DAYS
sport. The secretary now has at hand the
largest list Of race horses ever entered az a
ace meet at l. re ne Mt. Among n ese are The
very besl horses racing IN tle WvsI today.
Every days card has some strong events
and each day will be the big day. Forty
running horses are already on the grounds
and the management In It's bills Euaran-
tees a good time to all who attend. r. Z.
Richards Is president and n. ], Ronin sec
rotary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

Left on bases: Toledo, 8; Indianapolis, 3.
Two-base hits: Diehl, Elwert, Barbeau,
Howley, Durham. Bush. Hits: OFF Dru-
hot, 2 in one inning; off Durham, !. in
seven innings; off. baltimore, 8 in six and
one-third innings; off West, ? in two and
two-thirds innings. Double plays: Hinch-
man to Barbeau to Lister, Lister to Bar
beau to. Lister, Hinchman to Barbeau.
Bases on balls: Off baltimore, /; off DTu-
hot. 2: off West, /: off Durham, 2. sacri-
flee hit: Cook. Stolen bases: Armbruster,
.. Struck out: By Durham, 2; by Latti-
more, /; by West, 2. Passed ball: Abbott.
Wild pitches: Druhot. ?. Time: 200. UNI
pires: KERN and Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
PUEBLO TROUNCEs SIOUX CITY
Furchner Make a wild Throw Which
Lets I'm Three,

PUEBLO. Colo, July A.-Pueblo won
again from Sioux City today by a score
OF . TO 2 on account of the visitors bob
bles ana the effective pitching Of James.
Pueblo won the game In the second in
ming Clark went to first on GranviIle's
error, Miller walked and when Corhan sac
ritced, Furchner made a wild throw TO
miro and three runs came in. Crutcher
relieved F1rchner In the fourth. Sioux CITY
took two runs in the sixth on two passes.
Germans error and a single by Andreas.
Spencers two bagger and PatteTson's single
gave the locals another In the seventh.
while two singles and a double steal gave
them one more In the eighth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
ST. PAUL

Earned runs; Kansas City, 2; st. Paul,
2 Two-base hits: Beckley, Carlisle, Neigh
bors. Gehring, :. First base on balls: Off
Hall, 2; off Flood, 4; off Carter, l. Struck
out: By Teal. /; by Carter. 8. Hits: Off
Hall, 4 in one and one-half innings; off
Flood, 8 in five and t%wo-thirds~ innings; off
Teal, 4 In two innings. Left on bases
Kansas City, 7; st. Paul. 10. Double play
Flood, Nee and Wheeler. Stolen bases
Gehring, Neighbors, Brashear. Sacrifice
hits: Cross, Brashear (), Sullivan, Carter.
Wild pitch: Flood. Passed ball: Sullivan.
First base on errors: Kansas City, /: st.
Time: 1:yO. Umpire: Bierhalter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Southwest Tennis Tournament.

ORLEANS. Neb.. July 14-(Special.)-Ths
annual southwest Nebraska tennis tourna-
ment will be held at Orleans July Is and g.
Suitable prizes will be offered in ladies'
doubles and gentlemen's singles and
doubles.
The Orleans club has the fastest courts
in western Nebraska and the management
feels confident that this will be one OF the
most enjoyable events OF the season, j. e.
Marsh Is secretary OF the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Chabek in Good Form and Holds the
Game safe.

DENVER, Colo. July il-Light hitting
by Des Molnes, showing that Chabek was
in form. and Ions hits by Denver Just when
they were needed decided the game today.
Bomsr was taken out before any consecu-
tive hitting had been done against MIN, tine
captain seeming to think he was falterlns.
Though the game seemed slow and drag
ging, the fielding was sharp and geneIally
clean. the errors made coming .Nnsn tnsy
were not costly. No features marked the
contest. Tomorrow Des~ Moines WI! pay
an exhibition game with the Col9rauo
Springs team Of the State league ana SIOUX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

TWO-Dase hts: DOoIIn, EVers. Inree.Dase
hits: Magee (2). Home run: DoOlin. Hits:
Off overall, 10 in four and two-thirds in
nings. Sacrifice hits: Sheckard, Courtney.
Knabe. Tinker. Stolen bases: Knabe, Sheck-
ard. Double plays: Tinker to Chance, Evers
TO Tinker to Chance. Left on bases: Chi
cago, I; Philadelphia, s. Base on balls: Off
Overall, 8; off Mack, !; off Foxen, q
pitched ball: BY Mack, Grant. Struck out:
By overall, 5; by Mack. l; by FoNen, 2.
Time: 300. Umpires: Johnstone and Ems
lie
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

tion this wear. it turned out for the bet
FER because Of the late season and the
bass fishing is just getting good. We
caught all the bass we wanted ana they
WERE biting fine. More Omaha people go
to Madison lake each year because Of the
improved facilities at the lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
LINCOLN.

IWO-ba8e hts. Fisher, GAngier. Three-
base hits; Aubrey, Fenlon,. Wild pitch:
Bushelman. Bases on balls: off Hollen-
befk g. off Jackson, 2; off Zackert, /; off
BuAhleman, 2, Struck out: by Hollenbeck,
3; by jackson, 8; by Zackert, I; by Bushei-
man, l. Left on bases; Omaha, 8; Lincoln,
5. Stolen bases: Austin go, Franck or,
Audrey. Thomas. Sacrifice hits: King,
WEIGH, Austin, Gonding, Thomas. P~ritchett.
Double play; King TO Franck. Time: 1865.
Umpire; Haskell. Attendance: 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Amhnrnt nenrnta EIm Creek.

AMHERST, Neb., July H-(SpecialSElm
season on her home grounds yesterday,
Amherst defeating her by a score OF 6 TO 4,
with perfect support. Noyes Of Amherst
would have scored a shutout game. Bat
teries: Amherst, Noyqs and Pratt; Elm
Creek, Wright ana Wright.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

FRANKLIN, Neb., july l4-(Speclal Tel
egram. 1.-THE most exciting bali game here
this season was played this afternoon be-
tween Oberlin, Kas., and Franklin. The
game was full Of errors, but so evenly
matched II kept the people on their feet
most of the game. Score. r H
Franklin ........O 0 0 0 Q - I
Batteries: Franklin. Short and Bonner;
CberIin, Barnes and Briggs. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

Two-base hit: Stone. Three-base hits:
Mcbride, q Gates, Altizer. Home run:
T.. Jones. Hits: off Waddell. s in three and
one-third innings; off Petty, s in five and
two-third innings. Cacrtfice hits: Street,
Williams, Gates. Stolen bases: Ganley,
Pickering. Double play: Milan, Mcbride
and Altizer. Left on bases: Washington.
!; st. Louis, s: Bases on balls: off Gates,
s; off Waddell, 2; off Petty, 2. Bases on
errors: st. Louis, 2. Struck out: by Gates,
8; by waddell, 2; by Petty, /. Wild pitch
Gates. Time: 2O5. Umpire: O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
AMER
NATBLEAGUE
AMER LEAGUE


Western L"eague-Lincoln at Orn"I'd' NV
Graham benefit. ,u.-rv~.
National League-Boston at Plttso1te
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New YORK at CW-
cago, Philadelphia at 81. LOUIS ,,,.sd-
American IeaRue-Chicag at PhUadel-
phia. st. Louis at Washington, Detroit a'
Boston. Cleveland at New YORK. ~,
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Toledo. I,ouisyiile at Columbus. st. PAU at
Karsas City. Minneapolis at
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
OVERALL DRIVEN FROM BOX
Philadelphia Makes Ten Hits and
Eight Runs in Five Innings.
MACK DOES SOME BETTE1
Three More Runs Are Made, How
ever, Before Slaughter Is Fin
ished--Foxen Keeps Hits
Scattered.
7 visitors muI dered

CHICAGO. July lathe visitors Murdered
Overalrs curves today, hitting him for
eight singles, a double and a triple, eight
of the drives being punched in the second
and fifth innings. Five hits was all the
locals could get off Foxen, two Of them
punched for one run, a double, an out and
a long fly scoring the other. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Return Laden with Ffsh.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sykes returned
Tuesday morning from Madison lake laden
with all the fish the game laws Of Mime
sofa would permit them TO carry. we had
Mr.. Sykes. Although delayed In my vaea-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
II. X. q Co. wins Game.

Browning Kings & Co.'S base ball team
beat the team from the Berg Clothing
company at Vinton street park Monday
afternoon by the score of l3 to s. The
game was played at the close OF the reg
ular league game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

TWO-base hits: Paskert, Sheehan. InTee-
base hit: Jordan. Sacrifice hits: Higgins,
Lobert, Hulswitt. Sheehan. Stolen bases:
Higgins. Libert, Paskert, Mitchell. Base
on balls: off Ewing, /; off Mcintyre, 4.
Struck out: By Ewing, 1; by Mcintyre, 4.
Hit: BY pitched ball: BY Mcintyre, l.
Time: las. Umpire: Rudderham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Caught in the Act

and arrested by DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
bilious headache quits and liver and bowel
act right. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drus
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Dodgers Easy for Reds.

CINCINNATI, July 1L-McIntyre was hit
har in the third and fourth innings. giving
the locals an easy victory. Bergen was
put out of the game for throwing his mask
at Umpire Rudderham and Lewis was also
banished for two much arguing. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
PUEBLO.

ot"ISH uasesi Spencer %, Matticks, Cor
nan Two base hit; Spencer. Double plays:
hQsIleNer 70 Clark, Fnrchner to Shea.
CT0teher TO Granville TO Weed. Sacrificed
hltSs AndreAA Spencer CD, Corhan. Struck
ousl bL,t1Wchner, !; by Crutcher, /; BY
'Sm~s bAssA on balls; OF kurehAsF, p;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
BrodeEaards want Game.

The B~rodegaard Crowns would like q
game for next Sunday. Call Doug S4Ss or
address H. p Mitchell, So South Twenty
second street, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
The Fatal N

The ninth inning fixed the game good
ana plenty. Fox led off with a single, and
Sullivan struck out. Jude was passed and
Fenlon came to bat. Jackson showed re-
markedly poor judgment on Fenlon, for
after he had two strikes on him and no
balls, he put the next one over the pan,
waist high instead of wasting the ball and
Fenlon connected for three sacks, driving
Fox and Judge across the pan. Davidson
hit a slow one into Captain Franck and
Fenlon scored with the third run OF the
inning.
omhaa was unable to do anything start
ling toward tying the score in the last in
ming and the long game came to an end
with Omaha the loser. Captain Frauck
made the first run for Omaha on a base
on balls, Belden's single and Gonding' s
long fly to Fenlon.
In the third inning, with one out, Kins
hit for a double and was followed by
Chicken with a triple. That was the end
of Zackert He retired in favor of Bushel-
man. a new recruit from Springfield. Bush
Gilman was wild as wild fire at first and
about his first stunt was to pitch a wild
ball, on which Aubrey scored. A double
steal by Austin and Franck, and Gag
nisr's error in the remainder Of that in
ming did not help, as Beiden flew out to
Jude.
Omaha made one more In the fifth and
one IN the sixth, but after Lincoln had
braced, the Greenbackers took no chances
on the recurit, Bushelman, but called the
veteran. Jones. into the game and he held
things safe until the finish.
The benefit for Graham Ill be played by
the Omaha and Lincoln teams this after,
noon at Vinton street park.
The Rcor0t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
students Defeat Indians.

GENEVA. Neb., July lL-(Special)-The
Geneva Junior Normal school defeated the
Geneva Indians in a fast game today. The
game was brought 10 a close at the end OF
the sixth inning on account of the dark
ness, the score being:
Geneva j. y. S....-....... Q 10
Indians 1 0 0 o Is
Batteries: Ertel and Adams; Lamb and
Burdge. Hits: Geneva n, s., 4; Indians, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
Game PROCEEDS slowly.

this afternoon the Philadelphians had made
is runs, of which Graves scored II, King
So and Morris "A.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15

DIES MONIES.
Totals

'Batted Tor Wltherup n IInNII n o a
Des Moines ,..........pO y - Tr,,not
stolen bases irwin M, a. R Sansady Fi pdlSn.
ThTee-base hits: Kinneally, Belden, NC
bonousS. Bases on balls; OFF GhaSekk' 8
off BomAr, 2 Struck out; BY Ch Ieft on,
M ses. Denver. 3; Des Moines, 8. TWO
base hits: McDonough. Fitzpatrick, Gas.
sady, Niehoff. Double plays; NiehoiL 70
Dolan to Dwyer. Time: La O"P'
I1aNiq
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
NEW PROFEssOE AT DoANE
Arthur q. Kelley of Dartmouth Il
Head the Biology Department.

BOSTON. Mass, July l4-(Special Tele'
gram. ARTHUR o.. Kelley Of Franklin. N.
H.. expects to assume this fail the posi-
ton Of professor Of biology at Doane col
lege. Mr.. Kelley is a graduate Of Dart
mouth, with the degrees Of A. b. and A. NJ.
and last year was an instructor In biology
In that institution. Mr.. Kelley comes of
New Hampshire stock and Is one of the
most brilliant youne men in that state.