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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
SUNDAY TRAGEDY OC-
Ours AT CAMPVILLE
WILL MosLEY, NEGRO, KILLED BY
WOMAN or HIS OWN RACE.
Az Mobley Returned From Church He
Raped on Door for Admlttanee,
and Received Load Of Shot.

Another murder has been added to
the credit Of the East End, which Is
usually quiet and law-abiding, and
from the result OF which VIII Mobley,
. Well-known young negro. is sepa-
rated from the surface Of the earth by
six feet Of dirt, and Hattie Miller, a
xegress about thirty years OF age. is
behind the bars Of the Alachua county
jail, charged with the crime Of taking
the mans life.
The tragedy occurred near Camp
vile Sunday night, and is deeply de-
plored by the law-abiding element Of
that section. From what can be learn.
cd, the man met his death Just after
leaving religious worship at neigh
borhood church.
II appears that Mobley, the victim,
and the Miller woman had been liy-
ing together for some time, though
they were unmarried. After a brief
quarrel early Sunday night Mobley left
the house and went to church. Upon
returning home after the service he
raped on the door, but instead Of
admitting him the woman emptied
the contents of one barrel of a shot
gun loaded with No. 4 shot into his
body, killing him instantly.
The alarm was given, when the
Miller woman was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff s. NJ. Rifles. She was arraign-
ed In Justice Dyess' court and sentenc-
ed to Jail without bail to await the ac-
tion Of the grand jury at the spring
term of the Circuit Court.
officer Rifles brought the woman to
Jail Tuesday. She does not deny the
killing, but declares 1t was an act Of
self-defense
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
A Hearty Appetite

Is what most babies have, but is Of
no benefit to them II they have worms.
BE sure your baby is not troubled
with them. Sure symptoms-always
hungry, rings under the eyes, not
gaining in weight and yellow complex.
ion, A few doses OF Whites Cream
Vermifuge will expel all worms. 1t
Is a positive cure md reliable. Price
20 cents per bottle, Sold by w. M.
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
Will BvlLD LIE AoME.
J. 3. sImontOn Of MicanOpy viii Have
One Of Best Homes In County.

]. B. sImonton Of MIeanopy viii Have
One Of Best Homes In County.
]. b. simonton Of Micanopy will
soon have one Of the finest and most
modern residences in the county, to
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000 and
a home which will afford every com.
fort desirable. The contract has been
let to s. H. Dempsey Of this city, and
provides for every convenience con.
ceivable.
Mr.. Dempsey went to Micanopy
few days ago, when he went over the
plans with Mr.. Slmonton and secured
his approval. The house will be two
stories, twelve rooms, with broad and
inviting verandas. and will be equip
ped with the latest in sewerage and
other modern appliances, including
acetylene gas lights.
Contractor Dempsey expects to be.
gin work on this building at once, and
the contract provides that he will de-
liver same complete within ninety
days.
Mr., and Mrs. Simonton are clever
entertainers, and their new posses.
sion will afford them much more con-
venience In looking after the happi.
ness Of their friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
YOUNG MEN WANTED.
Government Pays Railway Mail Clerks
$500 to $1,400 a Year-Free
Scholarships Are offered.

Uncle Sam holds spring examina.
lions for railway mail clerks in this
vicinity.
The job is for life; hours are short
salary twice monthly and vacation.
To any young man this is the oppor.
tunity Of lifetime.
Thousands OF appointments are to
be made. Common school education
is all you need; city and country peo-
pie have equal chance. Start to pre-
pare now-free Information. Free
scholarships this month. Write inn.
mediately TO Central Schools. Dept
1863. Rochester. ~ Y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
REPORTS GOOD PROGRESS.
Nothing Done to Improve Road But
subscriptions Being Made.

When asked yesterday relative TO
the status OF aifairs OF the Gainesville.
Newn0n's lake hard road, Phillip
Miller, who has the matter Of solicit
ing and collecting subscriptions In
hand. reported no actual work so far,
but subscriptions continue and at the
present rate in a few months there
will be sufficient funds to begin actual
operations
You know large matters move
slowly" remarked Mr. Miller, but We
will set there after a while, People
know that a drive TO Newnans lake
will be big thing and they arr
gradually beginning TO realize that
about the best way to set a road Is
20 subscribe toward It's construction
feel that within the next few
months We viii have sufficient money
20 start che actual work and this viii
mean that interest win increase "a
such a pitch that the balance win b.
comparatively easy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

We desire TO announce through your
columns that the town OF Hawthorn
Masonic fraternity. Odd Fellows and
Woodmen will give a big barbecue and
basket picnic at the laying OF corner
stone OF their new temple Dec. 10th.
1909, at II o'clock. Lodges viii as.
semble at 10 O'Clock. All invited.
c. c. MORRISON. W. NJ.
Hawthorn. Dec. $. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
TOPICS FROM TRAILER.
Meeting Of Baptist AssoeiatlOn--A
Marrlaoe--other Notes.


TRAILER. Dec. SAN association
was held at Oak Grove Baptist
church lasting for three days, Novem.
Der 26, q and 2S The visiting minis.
ters were Rev. s. b. Rogers of Gaines.
VILE and Rev. J. G. DuBose of Lake
City All who attended express them
selves as being well pleased
A wedding ceremony was perform.
ed here on the afternoon Of Noyem.
Der 2S, the contracting parties being
elias Clark and Miss Lila Alllgood,
with Rev q. w. s, Ware officiating.
The bride was attired In blue, with
hat to match. while the groom looked
his best In conventional black. Only
few intimate friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony.
Miss Beatrice Beagles of Fort
White attended preaching at Oak
Grove church Sunday.
Miss Eliza Hardee and Miss Estelle
Graham spent Sunday evening very
pleasantly at the home OF Mrs. NJ. j.
Vaughn.
Miss Mae Vaughn Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Leila Vaughn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
NEWS OF CITY And
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mrs. e. G. Hall and son, George, of
Orange Heights, we're among those
who favored Gainesville with visit
yesterday. Mrs. Hall came to look af-
ter some real estate matters.
Jesse c. Clarke, the clever repre-
sentative of the H. w. Rountree
Trunk and Bag Company of Richmond,
left yesterday for points in South
Florida in the interest of his firm.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. w. Livingston
of Newberry was in the city yesterday.
He was accompanied by his young
friend, Richard Hicks, of Old Town,
who is a guest OF his family at New
berry.
Mrs. w. H. Hargraves and interest
ing little daughter, Mary. after pleas
ant visit to the formers father. Judge
J. A. Carlisle. left yesterday for their
home in California, Mo-. much to the
regret OF their numerous friends here.
The best pill is DeWitt's Little Early
Risers-the safe, easy, pleasant and
sure little liver pills. DeWitt's Car
bOlized Witch Hazel salve is the
original. Good for cuts, burns or
bruises, and especially for piles. Sold
by all druggists.
Maurice Arrow Of Jacksonville
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to his former home. Micanopy,
where his wife and two children have
been visiting relatives for the past
few days. They will accompany him
on his return to Jacksonville.
Among the prominent visitors to
Gainesville yesterday was Hon. ]. t.
Wills, Judge of the Circuit Court,
Eighth Judicial Circuit, who came
down on professional business. Judge
Wills numerous friends, including
members of the bar and others, are
always delighted to see him.
Among the prominent visitors to
this city is Hon. J. Farley Warren
of Apalacbicola, who is here as a
guest Of his brother. Hon. Shields
Warren. Mr.. Warren holds the re-
sponsible position of postmaster at
Apalachicola, and is one of the young
est postmasters in the State.
The next time one of the children
catch cold, give it something that viii
promptly and freely but gently move
the bowels. In that way the cold will
at once be driven out of the system.
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup
moves the bowels promptly and freely,
yet gently, and at the same time heals
irritation and stops the cough. II is
especially good for children, Sold
by all druggists.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Guarantee Shoe Store,
Morris Cohen, proprietor, which APP
pears elsewhere. Mr.. Cohen, who re-
Gently opened this store on West I'm
ion street, has introduced a new de-
parture In the shoe business here,
since every pair Of shoes which goes
out Of his place is absolutely guaran-
teed or they win be replaced with
new pair
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
TO euRs A eoLn IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulninc
Tablets Druggists refund money q
Il fails 20 cure. y w Groves sigma.
ture Is on each box CSC.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
For Esvsrlshnsss and Aching

Whether from Mslarlous conditions.
colds or oyereating, try Hicks Capu.
dine. Il reduces the fever and re.
heves the aching. It's llquid-lO. 80
and 50 cents at drug storoa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

on an si6er 10 hsve the car ready fu- the
show.
One visitor from thu Chicago show re-
marked III q v1sliur from the age Of myth
oluEg may be psr50ned al Of tins presump-
ton perhaps he may be permitted 10 add
that ne ysch are going - buy thar lux
urioas and high priced cars as usual buf
they wiz have the medium pricnd cars for
hard usaEe-the medium priced. medium
powered csrE are 10 he the machines or
The masses. And AFTER al, 81 il me MASSES
who solve the eruDomic and industrial
problems along with the Law Of supply ana
demand.
Reports from neighbpring towns signify
thst the Omaha show VIII suTpRsE irs
predecessors IN attendance just as much az
il VIII surpaEs them in the numbe Of cars
shown Travelling statesmen who have been
circulating around tht FtRts and through
western Iowa report that dealers in aH
1hsse towns realize fhs advantages OF buE-
Ing The RncessaaieE Of the omaha dealers
ar wen az The different paris 81 . machine
The two or thTss days which may be sarsd
hg hu0 ing in Omaha is Inc greatest Induce
ment and when the per price is also
considered Il is little wonder mat the
Omaha dealers are getting such = large
proportion Of Inc country trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
BOWLERS PREPARE FOR &c
Omaha May Have Good Representa-
ton sf the Tournament.
BRoDBsAARDs cNcH THEIR LEAD
Oder Teu@. Wsu View FExAs % eus
fer The odher FLARES, M fse
Crowns Have Faxea Their
Flare.
Place

The race III tie Commercial league. 50
Ear as First place IN lean Standing IN cen
cerned, seems 10 be finally settled with Inc
Bro6eEaard Crowns carrying OF In. prize
Last week their oouble-heaoer WELDED them
five games out Of six played. which has
put them far in the lead, which position
they should easily retain the balance OF
The season. The next three teams wiz light
AZ puf for position. and the order IN which
they win finally land is n puzzle which the
teams viii have TO work out fur themselves.
In the individuals Zen Hun SIN has the
lead. but 0nlg q few pins separate him from
carp. wis Is close NJ.
Interest in The annual convention OF me
American Bowling congress and ninth inter
national tournament 10 be held in Phrsburg
February p TO March 20. is on the increase
and several more IA Joined the ranks Of
those who expect 10 attend. The manage
menf calls attention 10 rule r. which SAVE
To qualify a rlub. team or individual
Tor entry and composition in snnh tourna-
mems, such cub must be a regular uuaf-
died member Of a city bowling association
Of the American Bowling congress. and such
teams and individual must be regular quail
lied members OF q club, which is . regular
qualified member OF a city bowling RssDcis-
lion Of the American Bowling congress-.
Have your team 5ein F1ur city REkocla-
tim. and II there is no CITY association in
yOur city. town. village OF borough. take il
VI win the secretary Of the Amsrscan
Bowling congress. wbo win assist Fou IL
forming = city b0EEng association"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
CLASS RACES on VALUATION
Ce@Rcsf Created ny New Csnafsa.u.
IN Or1eaa-nav1~nHa-

Cs@ menf Created ny New Conditions
In 0r@eaa-Dsvz@Eaa-
NEW YORK. Pm. ss-The comment
cres1ed in s~usonobiie ci-ules ny the recent
-AnnOunesnnsnt OF a change in the osrnond-
Dey1ann beach rHrs conditions. 10 the e.
fest that a novel system OF hsndicappsnE
would be i~ntroducea. bids fair TO be fur-
thsr -auEnenfsd ny s-ubseuusnt additions
10 the original plan. II 10 praposed 10
aoppt n standard OF cylinder aisraarenent
and 10 handirsp the sutries proportion
stely IN their relation 10 fhis standard.
~Furaherznore. 81 iE PROPOSED 10 hold q
rAne, rhr entrants o. which viii be gruxrlsd
in five elasses based on rslus1ion. The
first class includes carr for ssae and under
the secsnd from Ege 10 xlBB. 1he third
from N,E 10 xss4sa the fourth from x..sH
10 sz.BB and the rflh from S.7a I'm
ff5~eper. these clansifscstions are bua
sentative. AZ an effort win he MADE 10 re-
dnre the number Of dirisiuns 10 -four. and
stiil smboav 1he principle insulred-
II is also planned 10 alow and 70 en-
courage the entrancs Of a car in beth the
races governed by cylinder Displacement
conditions. and The one governed by class
HE'D rsluHrons- Thsre is a growing De-
mRnd On the parr of the general public
to witness sac capabilities OF certain priced
cars IN acfusl competitinn- BY entering in
The cylinder displacement racs" and then
starting the sane machine IN The othsr
event a bssis for comparison IL afforded
The question Of economy Of fuel and
lubricants VIII thus be given . thouoagh
thrrxhing oGi and Inc real msritE Of cars
q the same price win be DISCLOSED Cars
equipped with freak mltors viii naturally
he al a disadvantage in the race governed
by fhe cylinder displacement ~csnaiti1nE
sna ire Actual worth 81 thr=e machines
mar he compared win cars equipped with
The msfe generally used mutsr.
ET then entering these same machines
IN 1hs classified valuation race an ex-
oellens basis q comparison car be ohsained
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
CARLISLE BASE Rail- SCHEDULE
Isaisna Win MEET eppa~snE Csshs q.
Thirty Csnfesaa.

CARLISLE, Pa Feh. 1S-Csrllsis's base
haA scneeEle = as follows. March n A.
hrlEil az CArliKls prl a Franklin ans
n rslsn al Carlisle. :, rrsinus college Al
Carlisle , end 10 P~ennfylrsnia al AusnLr
CIV a. MsrcsnsburE a. Harrisburg T..
aasrvisbu-E Tr1-Sste At Harrisburg 2
ietsHrn ksBev college a. Carlisle. =.
PeHnFEaKBnis stsss at Euste college -
kueknen al LsVlEburg y. Andorer ct An
doVt1 a.. holy Gross a. Worcester MAJ T.
Brown A. Providence & Syracuse a. Il
mir= p C0snea at Itnsns u. Dickinson A.
Car1tls- "a Fur6han al New YORK H.
MIta1E acaLsnE At West Points a. EAs.sfn
relese a. csrlslfs ~ Dickinson az Car
Isle q Cornell Al Carlisle. T. Mount SAINT
Mar > a. EmnettkbuTE Nd & &Esal
aeadenu N AnnRpolE =. Mount WAshlnS
tou a. BRl1immT Jane 2 EnigersU o.
p rsbug Al Carlisle, = MHrrsrshurx a.
Nsrrershurs z AihrEhr a. MyerEioEn e.
PcnnEsHEnlA cuBIgt e. GsatysburE g.
Frankln ana MsrNhau A. L~AnoaEte-. z.
Penney rsnia Al Philadelphia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
SPIKE KENNEDY HE LOSER


CHICAGO. Feb. ~l3-eSpscsRl TeieEram9
-spke~ Kennedy lost his squash match
To Prof B0skes, thu professional instructor
Of the Chicago Athletic club. Saturday
morning in the presence 81 a-lArEe galley
q spectators intensely Interested IN the
match Over q scsre OF onahs cabmsn
ws1chcd The match.
ksnnedy probably Esuid hive WIN hRd
moi some mysterious cramp seized ms hand.
After the third game his playing hand
rrsmped. fur1e6 bl3s ano he could scarcely
hold his racquet
End friends Of Kennedy banke On the
win In the long match, B0Akns batnE over
50 years old and a FORMER w'erld'H cham
pinn- He probably would MOI have disap-
pointed ms friends mad the accident not
~hsppennd
Kennedy wen The FIRST sci Az the score
Of 10 10 % and IN the second SET. which
wsni 10 Brakes. mn NJ 3 hsrd fiEh1. max
ing u points. Kennedy then took q squirt
in HE 1hlfd SET which hs won rs he snore
Of is 10 s Bsskes then hracea up and
raguyed off The TWO final sets Ii 10 s ana
Is 10 e.
There was also considers bic interest in
Omaha over Inc match and some Of HE
wires IN mt gran curamissipn companies
offieeE osrEisa 1he results hy sets. The
Eenre-
kennedy Non fist sci. Is a. %.
BoHkes Wun second SCI, - 10 10.
ksuusdF won third SRI. - Il
Hnakes won fourth Sci Is 10 q
BOakHE won fifth set - 20 p
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

I'LL AAnf 81 fEUFA-
The track 0utlupk continues hriEh a
Bensrus- There are mare men actively
a. -urk than in any former year. There
IN more individual merit shoWinE up and
al EQUIPPED with more united enthusiasm
The Bellevue TRACK lean infsnds to leave
3 marx when the state nest is uss- next
spring Captain Templir has the track
work well planned and moving hrssklr.
Ths continued cold Nssthsr makes uu1sis-
tent outdoor work fnPossihls. but whsn-
ever a goo6 DAY permits c-rass-uountrv
rum for most % the track men s-e IN
order. lndopr work IL ksrt I'd faithfully
N the Gymnasium
Several men are developing rapidly in
the high jump. short dashes, etc. Rscsly,
Ehp vas reported az SONG - The an
rsrEitv this Second mrGncster. was Unable 10
strange = ssiiE1sctoT marx in enEins.r-
inE there IN the mia6le Of 1hs year and
is hack again 81 Bellevue He made a
Erlehoi6 record in Inc hundred and twp-
twenty dsshss last spring. and by cuns1s-
tsni wurk should give ali uompetltors a
hard rub az the state msut IS wei as the
Dosns s-EErsEa1ion. There IL . rpy6-sEzed
Crrv OF heavy mel IN line for the ham
mss. shnt-pgf and discus. Barry. CureE.
nlDei 1GTlthl juice auu DLnGrA are IN En1o
FORM fm hpnorE. l. 20 likely thai Racefy
WI take practical charge Of ths Eprints.
while Tsmplin. captain detotes his al
tsniiBn 20 the numerous other events.
There VII be an inferclzss track meet
later in me spring. This event always
rouses iusereE- and rivalry. mus tending
70 osreiops men for the scheduled meets.
AlEe tbs Hrphurncres sno freshmen are a.
ranging FOR chsir srnnsl class track meet
ssas1uaE schedules VIII not he heavy.
the ints-roleg4ste meet at Wesleyan being
TIRE great event uf the track season. The
team WI meet the DoHne track sthletss
81 Crete either AprH ~ or May T. Ii must
tsks place on some Friday. both schonls
having their SATURDAYS fun with base ball.
The state mse1 II scheduled for May y AT
Wesleyan
II he planr for a BeDevne-CrrEbtun font
ban team mature, il is probsble that Belle
rne VII STAR Some aet1on fuT a track meet
with crsiEhton for the spring season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
AUTO SPEEDWAY AT INDIANAPOLIS



INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Feh IA .rt,
mobile speedway win be built here ina NJ
be similar uathaf n Brooklands. Enraaas
a plot 81 ground comprising Re acres Ia.
been purchased for the purpose. = r,u-
pany formed, and work on The uouru. Is :,
begin al Once, 80 that il can be read fo-
racing by spring.
The speedway viii hsr, a awo-uil. 81
eufar outside sck, fifty feet wrioe. win
SIXTY feet On The currez. banked ~,
Tor q speed q 100 miles an hour. gA.-.
also ~1l be a thTre-mile inside uours. a.
road racing, In c9nnection viii 1be outsia.
track which can be used when wartes "a,
a combination q track and roAs racing
Ths inside course Is zHeurr-FiV. 4.r,
woe IN The Etrzighfs and thbrr-rire sa.,
N1ds On the turns. which VII he wei
banked. II is figured thar an sr.rsr
seed OF siE1y 20 sizrr-firs uiiex an nm,
can he maze On these turns. The earr.@z
outside and inner track measures fgr.
miieA. three sesi from the pole.
Three g~rAnuELands are 70 be erected MIA
a Eeattng capacity Tor S.sB persons sns
r~p'ensy-9irs Individual Erandstsnds rlsc4s
II nonttanent locations zbout me trsuk
zach Of which wlll he raised ten Zee; rrpu
tbe ground and have aocommDdst iuns "a,
nsrfF Tersons Tins viii make Il uourenien,
ior HE clubs 10 atIeao in q BODY and hsns
q grznoxtsnd for their oEn members. ms
ground A. entirely level There win be nr
fencrs o. buildings closer thzn fry Zoe.
70 en1ner Inc outer track OF INSIDE roa5.
EAE- The track via b. 20 construuted TIA,
y WI Erzdazl or 10 the lera Er0una. :.
a. 10 insure every possible precaution 70,
p safety Of drivers and spsrulstorE-
nhe parking HpansE and ErandstandF Vii
BE suhaiviaed from fhe main grounds b
@iEhi-foot ETe Fences making Il impassibls
Tor the sIsrtztorE - SET IN 1hs track. I,
~ Panned - hare some % thu bsE Etork
car races on the course.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
CHANCE sTAYs WITH GUS

chsease cAptAis De~aa--u he Gs 1s1
as risk 81 CssaaafsM-
CHICAGO. feh a-An 6oubts AZ 10 the
eonfinHsnus q Prank chAaee al captain
and manAser q the ChscaEo NatAoaa.
leAsns nase ball elnb wsHe Ref as rssa tDdaE
VIA 1hs arrival 81 Mr. Chance from his
California home Captain Chance sAts he
was IN excellent eondi-ian ana nsaay e
i@Ee 10 matters oonneei~d with the sprinE
training trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
DOG RACE. FAnsAEKs TO NOME
EEsAa H.nArea-AEAe Cs.sesa Ma
Ca4EA2 Alaska spersN-

SEATTLE Wash zen. 1S-sporrng men
81 tur northwest are talking about ths 80
ME dnE RACE winch VII he rim from Fair
hsnh 10 NBme. Alaska IN April This
eFeai is lhe feature o. the Eportinx year
IN lhzt section q the rountsy- Thousands
q dollars sEchanBe hands EnEuarE On the
result LaE year lhe rzue EAH SO niles
hut The uommiriee in charge dss1ne8 IL al
aisAbie 70 lsnEfhen fhs distance and TINS
sBr1ng an Ne-mns course WI test me
prDUesE a Ihe canine cuntestantH-
The race vail bs held unser the auspices
- Ehe Kane kennel rlub ana i . ssIIiuE
sVeuL rhe wtnninE lean rsucases a uapol
cash Trire and GgD VII be distrdbu1sd
amaHE NE olher entrants sccDrainE 70 Iheir
position al me r1niah- LAH EslTs winning
team mas again entered Rs mas me rsnnsr
'nR Pass ums 10 eEBerte6
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

CkSfhAL CITY Neh- TEA. R-spe-
G1AL)-CApistn Harry was in the err an
dnlrsoAg E1x1ng az exhibiiun q fnnrr rarIs
Ano fefpdfer sh0otlnE some ~ rhe H.
ehAnus1Asn gave q blae 7Duk Ahrsof n -
honor IN Lhs savers pasture. ueFf a. 4o---
80 ean@ Eooo aDorEE resulted. CEufair
1szoE neeoeo the M Win e suore a. =
ON q ~ Fn1dg hombrtnk hruke & ON ~
a poAAibie "a Tom esields uiIRed = or ~
lie = hue rocks That were turned Inuse
Tor MN 70 hizHe away Al Wffle ~ Er.na-
go nrt4e = Oh % o and y Mithrou
kDo1ken he spots oGf Of II ouf a. 4 49,
nDle "a ne scores indicate thai Cerf-a.
CV has some Uarkanen Whs nre net -
behind ma beEf IN the STATE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
BIC WEEK FOR CORNRUSGERS
TRR or FTvE DIsARroTETms
Rssscrs see Fssss RsPe Of Wrinntsa
ChamPssasAfp a. spite &c Bna
Recerd Msae ~ shs
Tcam.

LINCOLN. reh. 1S-tSpecisll-Nex wees
WI he a Esla one for tire athletes ~ thc
state uniarrsstE sne vii srinE 70 u clsss
thu indoor athletic season Of the CornhuRs-
urs Tor Tins year. Three important events
are ErhedaJed for This reriod. Tie drHi CT
tsese wdn be the Nnngai insosr uset BE-
tween the fraternity and non-frntrrmty
men. Which VIII be pulled OF in ms sr-mury
Monday afternoon The other events viii
be I've games Of haskell bah between the
Minnesota and Sshraskn fipes in lns
arnoory on Friday and Estur6ay evenings.
MondSF VIII he charter Gay at the uni-
vsrEity. that dats. Fshruarr u. hang the
forsisth anniversary Of thu foundinz Of the
Eate school ny the Nebraska leRaalature-
And The entire university win ensoy q We
ostion IL Observe thu i~nstitution's btrthos,
Each year ons Of the chief parts 81 she
days celebration lie the hdE inaoer ain
letc meet This season. OWING 10 the fact
that The athletic events have hsen con-
verted tuto a contest between the fraternity
and nunfrstcrn1ty men. soaod Interest n
BENG manifested in the games. Cntn ihls
season Al the athletes q rns university
oontesteo In these charter GAYS ersufn. hut
no division was nna6s and the men we're not
allied with any SIDE. This year. thsuEn.
separate preliminary meets were held hy
The Greek letter men and tire Dunfratsr-
nifty athletes, and charter cay set an The
lime for the two divisions 10 settle 1hs
question OF Championship ~ the university.