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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
Tigers Demand
a Second Game
with Bellevue
Doane College Would Settle State
College Championship on Neutral
Ground December 4.

CRETE, Neb., Nov. 27.-(special.)-When
the news OF the defeat of Hastings college
by Peru was received by the Doane foot
ball team en- route home from their OF.
Mary's game, It was UNANIMOUSLY voted to
challenge the Bellevue college team for a
post-season game to settle the inter-
collegiate championship for 1909. Grand
Island and Peru, both Of whom were de-
feated by Doane by the decisive scores of
II to 0 and 16 to 0, nave lately put Wesleyan
and Hastings out of the championship race
by scores of s to 8 and 6 to o, respectively.
This leaves only Bellevue and Doane as
the two teams that are still undefeated.
The unusual number OF the games played
this year on top Of a disputed champion
ship last year, make such a post-season
game necessary to unravel the tangle.
DoAne wishes to play Bellevue on Decem-
Der 4 or any other suitable date in Lin
coin or Omaha, preferably on the uni
versity gridiron at Lincoln. Manager
Perry has sent a formal challenge to the
Bellevue manager and it il sincerely hoped
by Doane supporters that the challenge
will be accepted and the two teams will
meet again to settle the state champion
ship.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
GOLF FINALS At LAKEWOOD
Herreschoff Wins Tourney by Defeat
ing Travis.
BIG FOUR IN sEMI-FINAIS
H-erreschOff Defeats Douglass In
the Morning Round and
Travis Wins from


LAKEWOOD, N. j., Nov. 27.-Fred
Herreschoff Of the West Brook a.. H. Golf
club today won the annual autumn Lake
wood golf tournament, defeating Walter ].
Travis, Garden City, 2 up and 1 to go. The
semi-finals OF this last tournament event
Of the golfing season in the north brought
together the "big four" among the east
ern amateurs-Herreschoff defeating Find
lay S. Douglass Of the Nassau Country
from Jerome D. Travers of Montelair.
Herreschoff is a former national runnerup,
but today won his victory from men who
rave won national honors.
Herreschoff made such a poor start that
his chances seemed dubious. The current
changed at the turn and a stymie on the
sixteenth hole tipped the scale in HERE
schoffs favor. Travis, who went out in
80 to Herreschoffs Al, DOGGY being 10, was
2 up at the turn. The tenth and eleventh
were halved in regulation allowances. Then
Travis lost the twelfth by clubbing his
second. The thirteenth was halved in
DOGGY and the fourteenth was also a half.
Travis nursed an easy putt on the flf-
teenth, losing the hole in more than DOGGY
and again squaring the contest.
Herreschoff stymied Travis on the six
teenth and won the hole. Herreschoffs
second on the 4O5-yard seventeenth hole
put him well on the green, while Travis
failed to get down in two puts. The bye
hole was played, being halved in a regula-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
GAMES FOR AMATEURS ONLY
Missouri Valley Conference Bars Pro-
fessionalism.
GRADUATE PLAYERS ARE OUT
Championship Contests and Leagues
Turned Down - Scouting for
Players Not Desired in
Future.
GRADUATE PLAYERS ARE OUT

- NeA ~ A19ROAAAGhk.l
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 2~7.-(speciaI
relegram.)-The Missouri Valley confer
ence on athletics was held today result
ing in the clamps being put on anything
that tends to produce professionalism.
Discussion of the rules and the annual
meet was informal until late tonight,
because of small attendance.
One OF the most important rules ad-
opted related to graduate students from
any department. in a university who will
not be allowed to take part in this con-
ference. The rule vas not retroactive,
and will not go into force for two years.
In the future a student after acquiring
residence In one institution, and then
registering ct another cannot enter ath
letics in his original school without first
acquiring a years residence there again.
No Leagues Allowed.
The conference frowned down on the
so-called championship" contests, and
refused to allow a base ball league to de-
termine the championship of the confer
ence. This will also apply to basket ball
next year. The conference also desires ia
do away with scouting at foot ball
games. The place of holding the Mis-
souri, Valley meet will be determined at
another meeting.
The basket ball schedule was finished
late tonight.
A. G. Smith of Iowa wal placed on the
eligibility committee in place Of the late
Lawrence Byers.
Those attending were: R, G. Clapp and
e, o. Eager of Nebraska, s. W. Dyer and
Clyde Williams of Ames, d. w. Moore
house and J. L. Griffith of Drake. c. L.
Ristine and W. G. Manly of Missouri, c.
A. McClung and NJ. Lansdowne of Kan
sas, c. A. Waldo and f. H. Everhart OF
Washington, A G. Smith and ]. G. Grit
fifth OF Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
Challenge for
International
Rifle Tourney
Fifty British Indoor Marksmen Will
Meet Team from United States
Next April.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ia challenge ex-
tended by the Society of Miniature Rifle
clubs Of Great Britain to shoot a match
on indoor gallery ranges in March or
April, 1910, has been accepted by the Ma
tional Rifle Association of America Other
nations will be invited to participate. The
Americans will be organized by prelimi-
nary competitions among the eighty rifle
clubs with an average membership OF
about thirty affiliated with the National
Rifle association, so that there will be
about $50 men to select from.
The conditions OF tho match provide
there shall be fifty men on a side, each
man firing fifty shots at twenty-five yards
on the British target, having a o~ne-inch
bulrseye. Any rifle viii! be allowed, in
Guiding those mounted with a telescope.
caliber Of the rifle is not to be more
than % Of an Inch In diameter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
Philadelphia Man Wins Afternoon
Game from French Champion.
SUTTON DEFEATS
SL0SSoN
New Yorker Plays an nev Game
and Loses 500 to 43T-stRnd-
ing of the Several
Contestants.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-George Sutton
OF Chicago defeated George F. Slosson OF
New York at tonight's session of the
worlds championship 1872 balkline billiard
tournament at Madison Square Garden. The
afternoon game, between Cassignol, the
French champion and Harry p. Cline OF
Philadelphia resulted in another defeat for
the Frenchman.
The Sutton-Slosson game went thirty
two innings, Sutton winning by a score OF
800 to 43z. Slosson played an uneven game,
his high inning being overcome by dreary
runs Of slngle-figure scoring. Score by In
nings:
sutton-49, SO, %, %, 0, 2, 10, l., q, 81, %, 80,
3, 0, p, "a, 70, OIL o. 4 0, q, !, 20. H. 8. %,
. IL Total 500. Average, Is 2O-S2, High
slossonC88, i, 4, 81, 2, s, 8, T. O. 81, %. 10, IA,
5. 0, 10, 16, 0. 2S, o, 0. 2, o. Il, IS, SO, o, rs, 8,
10, Total, 47. Average, IA 3-S. High runs,
r. 81, 80.
Cline defeated Cassignol at the afternoon
session by a score of 500 to 461, the game
going forty innings. Cassignoi lost his
game in the first ten innings, playing in his
poorest form of the tournament and scor-
ing only ~ points to his opponents 1863.
From the tenth inning on the French
champion played a skillful uphill game,
but the Philadelphlan's lead was too great,
although Cassignol came within two points
Of tieing Cline in the thirty<fifth. Cline
went out easily on the fortieth with an un-
finished run of five points. Score by in
Kings:
lCline-6. o.. O.. So, 2, IS, 80, 10, l, 4, 1, Ii, g.
"a, 0, TO- 40, s, 8, l, 9, So. 8, o, 2, 4, II, o, /, Q,
J. 4, !, Is, 4, 26. 8, so, l, 8. Total, 500. High
runs, &c, IS. so. Average, I2 2O-4O.
l. "a, 4, 8, 90, 26, So, 81. i, &, 2. Q, Q. 3. b" a.
80, 2, 0, 0, Il, IS, o, II, /, o, IS. Total. 41,
High runs, Ss, IS, "a. Average, II 21-40
Cline now leads in the tournament, with
a record Of four games won out OF five
played. The worst Cline can possibly get
as a result Of the remaining competitions
Is a draw, for he has no more games to
play and every player has lost at least one
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
BRITISH RACING SEASON ENDS
Manchester November Handicap IL
Won by Admiral Togo III.

November IL
Won by Admiral Togo III.
MANCHESTER, England, Nov. 27.-The
Manchester November handicap of 1900
sovereigns for 2-year-olds and upwards,
distance one mile and a half, the last i'm
portant event in flat racing for the pres
ent season was run here today and won
by Admiral Toga III, Rathlea was second
and Rockbourne, third.
The season. which closed today, was
chiefly remarkable for the success of King
Edward and the american invaders"
Mr.. FaiTie heads the list Of winning
owners with S18S,5s5 to his credit, the
king coming second, with 500. 100.
His majesty's prominence in the list
was due to the achievements OF two of
his horses-Minoru, the winner of the
2,oO0 guineas stakes at New Market and
the derby at Epson. and Princess De-
GALES, who finished second both in the
1000 guinea stakes and in the Oaks.
Mr.. Fairies Bayardo won eleven races,
valued at S1Rs.sSb,
Mr.. Whitney with a total of S45,2 9
was seventh in the list Of winning own
ers. J. r. Keene, S19.025.
years OF age, heads the list Of Jockeys
with a total Of more than 100 winning
mounts.
But II a true test Of Jockeyship is a
percentage Of wins 10 mounts, Danny
Maher, the American Jockey, still holds
the lead he has enjoyed for the last
five years, his percentage being 1888 to
Wootton's 2i.1s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
DIETz CLUB WILL CELEBRATE
Foot Bali Heroes to BE shown Clubs
Appreciation.

The Dietz club foot ball team viii hold
Its annual banquet and election at the
Idlewild hall, 2&0 North Twenty-fourth
this afternoon. The hall is deliberately
decorated for the occasion. After the
banquet different group pictures Of the
team will be taken by Pat McAndrews.
Then the floor Will be cleared off and the
small hall used for a high five card party.
In the large hall there will be a dance
and the boys are all assured an enjoy
able time. The Dletz team Is the undis-
puted champions OF the state OF Nebraska
and their claim to the championship looks
good as they have beaten every team
In Omaha, South Omaha and Council
Bluffs with championship aspirations and
they are willing to play any team in the
state that doubts their ability. The fol-
lowing players viii be present: Brugge-
man, Crohan, GODDARD. Emerson. Brad
a o'Connor. Koran, Suffer. wahl. But
Ter, Coad, steck, Carlson. BucheL. NagL
Clark, Moran, Tutt.e, McCreary, Stevens,
Daily and Quigley.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
NO MEETING TO OPEN BIDS
New York Law May Hamper Jeffries-
Fight.

NEW YORK. Nov, N.-Indications today
were that the law would prevent the pro-
posed gathering in Madison Square Gar
zen next Wednesday night, at which bids
for the heavyweight championship OF the
world were tc be opened. Police Commits
sioner Baker gave II as his opinion that
such a gathering would be IN violation Of
the law and that the police would be forced
to act to prevent its taking place. The
commissioner held hat the New York
penal law makes It a misdemeanor to pro-
mote a prize fight even II the fight is not
TO take placs in the state
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
TAFT WRITES TO CHAMPION
President Congratulate winner of
Individual Rifle Match.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-President Taft
today sent letters Of oongratulation TO Mid,
shipman II. o. Roesch. winner Of the ma
tionai Individual rifle match against 624
contestants; to Midshipman Andrew d
Denny, winner Of the presidents match.
and to Major w. B. Martin OF the Second
New Jersey infantry at Elizabeth, n. j..
winner Of the title Of military rifle cham
pion OF the United States for 1909, by Sc
curing the highest aggregate score in the
national rifle tournament. The president
wrote in part:
You Of the navy are not supposed to
specialize on rifle practice, but WHAT you
gain in skill in the use Of the small arm
will be Of great benefit to you in directing
great guns"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
Grand IsIand,s senson.

ciaLg-The Grand Island High school
foot ball eleven ends the season with nc
defeat by any other high school team tc
mar its record and claims the champion.
ship OF central and western Nebraska. III
defeated Ravenna by The score OF IL Ia
o; kearney, 5 TO 5; Hastings, Z TO o; Lex
tngton, 9 to 8; Hastings, 3 TO 0 and played
a second game with Kaa-aey, which was
a tie. The Kearney Military academy Is
the only team which has defeated Il and
It is not In the high school class. While
the season IS closed the team would nc
doubt be ready TO receive and accept a
challenge from any eastern Nebraska
high school.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
DOG RACES AT BARBER, N. C.
second Day OF Au-AEe stake Contest
Pointer Trials Monday.

BARBER N. c.. Nov. a.-In the second
day Of the all age stage Of the Cont
mental Fields TTia,s club today, a late
start was made and only two braces were
put dow before luncheon. The first
pair down was ~Pawnbrakes, owned by II.
NJ. Grsydon Of Toronto. Can. and Bill
Johnston, owned by Gustav Psbst Of Mil
waukee.
For the second series the judges called
for eight dogs, four OF which were run
today.
The trials OF the Pointer Club OF Amer
lea begins here Monday and for a half
day az least two trials will be running
at the same time. The judge for the
Pointer club trials win be the veteran
handler, Nat b. Nesbitt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
shoot at broken now.

BROKEN BOW. Neo, Nov. 2I-CSpe-
cial.l-Thursday afternoon the Broken
Bow Gun club, numbeging about seventy
had a shoot for turkeys and per cent
John Van Colt and L. SWope tied for first
place, each getting thirty straight IN
shooting ofS the tie Van Colt came off
winner. Other good records were made
BY Frank RoecEer, DR.. Talbot Pat Steven
SON Frank Manning and Harry Stricken,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
AMERICANS LOSE AT TENNIS
Australians Win international Sim
giles in Straight Sets.


SYDNEY, N. 6. W., Nov. H.-Play IN the
International Tennis tournament for the
Dwight F. Davis challenge cup began to-
day with the singles. in which the Ameri-
cans were defeated in straight sets.
Mclaughlin and Long OF California met
respectively Brookes and WildirIs, the Aus
tralasians, who won the trophy from Great
Britain In 1907. McLough.in's volleyinE
was excellent. but he found Brookes' serv-
Ice practically unplayable. Wilding's
GROUND shots we're brilliant.
The weather was cool and the sky over
cast. The court was slow. The attend
ance was good.
The score:
international Singles Normal p. Brookes
Of Australia beat Maurice f. Mclaughlin
Of the United States. ca. Ga, Ga.
A. z, wilding Of Australia beat Melville
H.. Long OF the United States, CO. TO. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
DEWEY KNOCKS OUT SOLDIER
Crawford, Neb.s PuEilist Defeats
Wyoming Fighter.

CHEYENNE. Wye, Nov. H.-(Special
Telegram.)-In a scheduled fight OF twenty
rounds, which went only nine rounds. at
Fort Russell Thanksgiving day. Nat Dewey
OF Crawford. Neb.. knocked out Ben Car
roll. champion OF the Ninth cavalry, after
a gruelling contest.
The bout was kept quiet. but that il was
held has now become public. BY virtue
OF this victory. Dewey claims the eolOred
middleweight championship OF Wyoming.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
FAST BOXING BOUT ON THE CARD
Morris Bloom and Kid Jensen to Go
Ten Rounds.

South Omaha sportsmen are all keyed
up over the ten-round so which is sched-
uled for Friday night at Barton's hall be-
tween Morris Bloom OF Chicago and KID
Jensen. the fighting Dane, commonly
called the Village Blacksmith OF Omaha.
The match viii be pulled off under the
auspices OF the Tri-City Athletic club.
which has been sponsor for some fast
bouts this fall. Several good preliminaries
ave also been Arranged
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
HORSES DIE IN HIGH ALTITUDE
Rarified Air of JuRreE Too Much for
Animals from the North.

Ell PAsO, Tex, Nov. H.-The hlgh alu.
tude is killing the horses that have come
here for the Juarez race meeting. Marine.
by A. T.. Vandeter, and May Hanley.
owned by Johnny Farris. died this morning
Ludhiana, a Latonla winner, owned by
John Merklein. died yesterday. The latter
horse was valued at 5000.
Recently a fine 5000 Morgan stallion on
exhibition here died OF pneumonia. Pajorita.
owned by II. G. Bedwell. is seriously M
with the same ailment. The horses caught
cold coming here and the high altitude
aggravated the infection.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
New Orleans Accepts A. A. u.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2T-FoIlow-
Ing a mass meeting OF students, business
men and city officials here last night al
which the requisite amount OF money wac
raised, there was forwarded TO President
Brown OF Chicago a formal Acceptance OF
the holding Of the National Amateur Ath-
.Octc5er. 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
Moore Wins Presidents Gun

PINBHURsT, N, c., Nov. 27.-F. A.
Moore Of Apawamis was the winner Of the
presidents cup in the final round OF the
sixth annual autumn golf tournament to-
day, defeating F. T. Heating Of Lenox, 8
up and 2 to play.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
SOUTH OMAHA BASKET BALL TEAM
Game Now Takes Public Eye Since
End of Foot Dali Season.

End of Foot Dali Season.
With the close of the foot bali season
the basket ball schedule is open in South
Omaha. The boys are already in practice
and Manager Perry Wheeler is busy with
the schedule. He plans TO have a game
In the near future with Plattsmouth. The
plan is TO arrange a tour near the close
OF the season so that the South Omaha
boys may make one trip and cover nearly
all the schedule.
In the material for the team Dickman.
Shields and stryker are experienced men.
They played In all the games last year.
Foley also played a substitutes place
last year. O'Sullivan is a new man in
south Omaha, but is said to have had
much experience In other schools.
The new candidates are Collins, InRh-
ram and Stewart. Stewart will be quail
fled in he second semester, according TO
the rules.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
Bunock's Companion ParoIsd.

LAWRENCE. Kan, Nov. H.-WiHiam
boy, who with Earl Bullock robbed the
State bank at EudOra, near here. was to-
day paroled BY Judge Hugh Means OF the
Juvenile court
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov, 27.-(speeial TsIe-
gram.(-Peter Houser was elected can
and John L. FELTON, Dickinson, Captain
for next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28

For quarter there is but one choice
johnson OF Kansas. He ran his team well
as a general, but In addition had the speed
necessary to an albround quarter. His
kicking was OF = Nigh order His Iona.
~wriEgiinG run In the Nebraska Eams Won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
NO RELIEF In
SIGHT

with lee freezing and sn0w fall
Ing the same as throughout the IN.
tire week. Mr. Salisbury, chief ~
the local office % shc United staicn
weather bureau. this morning could
promise no relief
Showing aud cold tonight and
tomorrow. he said. when asked
what h. was going 10 do about u.
about a.
The thermometer was down 70
~ degrees above zero again this
muraing. while the official record
is seven inches Of snow since the
storm asooped down on the city
the first 81 the week
The tobogEan sliding continued
vita a vengeance lAHt night Every
klnd OF a bob.sled vas pressed
into service. and corners were cut
aud daring slides made on the
steep hills throughout the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
OPPOSES A WIDE
OPEN CITY q

The Havenua Park Improvement
club opposes q wide oFra town. Tha
club has adopted The following Feso.
buttons
WHEREAS ws are 20 have this
year an exposition which will bring
visitors 10 our city from All parts
u the United States. and
WHEREAS many Of these vis
itors expect 20 locate permanently
ia Seattle. II favorabiy impressed
with our eity and conditions a.
they find them here. and
WHEREAS the moral and civic
conditions Of the city will have
much to do with their final de-
eision in the matter.
THEREFORE,. BE m RESOLV-
ED b. the RAyeuna Improvement
club that We dcprecate and con.
denim al movements which aim 20
suspend or relax The laws and reg.
mlations made for the preservation
OF order and morality and whose
ultimate aim Is 10 make 81 Seattle
during the exposition a wideopcn
town. and especially do We con.
denim all movements looking 70 the
establishment OF the ali.night
saloon.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that We condemn the apparent lax.
ness 81 the city authorities IN tho
enforcement Of law and order aud
that We especially condemn the
action OF the police and the Off.
cials of the police department In
allowing drunkenness and iiesn.
ti0usness TO run riot as they did
in our city on New Years eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
WRECK INVESTIGATION
CUT AND Dried AFFAIR

Detectives are working upon che
case. which - enveioped IN mys
terry.
Out of courtesy 90 Or stuart. 81
ballard. Who wished 90 take the
remains of his son home yesterday
the coroner selected the iury yes
teFday morning 10 thar they could
yisw the remains before the body
was removed
Thoggh Engineer Daley Is In a
condition that Is almost hopeless
the attending physicians have faith
Ia his recovery A report from the
hospital Says that DALEY aud George
l. Rhodes. the mail clerk. we're
resting az easily as could be ca,
pected
Tho wrecking crew Is a. work
On the broken tracks but "a viii be-
some dass before the aesaehrd en-.
kine and freight cars eau ~ re-
moved and the track repaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
COUNCILMAN WILL ASK
FOR STREET PAVEMENTS

fact one Of Rileye men was making
some miner repair to the gas pipes
under the Ice home when the chill.
drcn, passing stopped to watch him
az work Thinking e. play prac.
Teal Joke ON the children. Riley
told them that the workman was n
tramp who had been there since last
summer. and was ncarlN dead from
hunger Further he advised them
"a get a policeman Nearly crying
from fear and sympathy the whole
crowd rushed up Go Captain Mike
Powers. telling the story with a feW
cXaggefations. Of course. with the
result that be sent two officers to
Investigate As the patrolmen or
rived the workman wisely moved
from the scene Of the tragedy. but
WAS later seen and warned
The body Of Edwin 4 Stuart was
brought to ballard last nighg hy nr
y " stuart. his stepfathcr The
funeral viii take place Monday
mornlnE from the Catholic church
Members 81 llallark aeric No i1s.
r. q. r., wifi meet az Eagles hail
at 2 O'Clock Monday morning Tor the
purpose Of attending che funeral OF
Edwin r Stuart
The topic % be discussed by the
Rev George " lee Of the ballard
Presbyterian church Sunday morn.
ing viii be; Passing the Lime In
the evening the subject will DC
"Chrlst Standing az the Door
The Rev pr. Flosher OF the Gii.
man Park N + church viii speak
Ia the morning on The lnspirn.
ton By the Masters Confidence
The evening subject will be- How
Shall We Escape " We Neglect
This Great Salvation
The revival meetings that have
been planned hy Or Flesher will BE-
postponed because IT the cold
weather A. soon a. the weather
il0defatea the meetings viii BE- held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
JAIL BREAK
PLANNED

ABERDEEN. Jan . ny u. Pc
A letter handed to Chief Deputy
Sheriff Steve Young at the county
fan WAS Instrumental IN aYefling
u Jail break
The letter WAS az follows.
"My Dear Mr. Young DO not
take chances on any of your pris
oners One whom you least Hua.
pect ~ planning 20 get away be.
fore you 20 out Of office WIN give
you particulars II you grant me q
private Interview
Yours truly.
&C y. BROWN"
brown IL serving a G0day sen.
tenco. having been convicted on a
charge Of petty larceny Tor stealing
two rolls 81 moving picture fllmH
from an Elma theatre
Deputy Sheriff NoungbcrE said
Il hardly think 81 was general
plan. but two men involved IN the
scheme TO break iail are known
N others are implicated have not
been able ns yet 20 connect them
with the schnme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
SAYS HUSBAND
WOULD GO MAD

A divorce vas granted today b.
Judge Frafer 10 Lillian tireyfoos
from W w. Dreyf0oa. proprietor
81 the principal meas clothing store
In Spokane. A hearing To decide
upon a division of the property.
which amounts TO about $50 600.
has been set By Judge FFaler Tor
Monday
The testimony IN the case was
70 the effect that Dfeysoos was a
man Of high temper, and would
often ny into rage. AZ which times
he would tear his wife's clothing
from her back and even threatened
her life. The case was not con.
tested
Mrs. Dreyfoos has been a resi-.
dent Of Seattle for a month and a
half. and she states that she will
open q china painting studio here