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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02
J. DOE, DANDY, CHARGED WITH
STEALING COMB AND BRUSH
Court Considers Evidence Too Circum-
staniRI, However, and Case
Is Dismissed.

KEARNEY, Neb., March 1-(special)-
The case in the district court of the state
of Nebraska against John Doe, a young
man accused of breaking into the Palmer
hotel at Ravenna and stealing a hair
brush and comb, was dismissed. The evil
dence submitted was too circumstantial
to secure conviction.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02

last minute If necessary. it was finally
raised. With Fremont in the field the
league and the other towns with their
money on hand a state league that will
last out the season appears to be a GER
tainty. Manager Palmer is receiving a
good many applications from players who
want a place on the team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02

the surgeons from the city have been
called again. Sheyfs the teacher who had
to resign her position in one of the Sioux
City schools several weeks ago on account
Of an injury inflicted while playing basket
ball. She came home and underwent an
operation and was at one time pronounced
to be on the road to speedy recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02
Footlesa murderer May Recover.

HASTINGS, -Maroh 1-(Speeial)-Arthur
Andersen. the negro who killed Arthur
Newell, a white orphan boy two weeks
ago, is winning, out in his game fight
against odds for recovery from the ampu-
tation Of both feet. He was exposed sew
enty hours In temperature close to zero
and when captured his feet were frozen
hard. For several days following the oper-
alton mis- recovery seemed impossible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02

LEXINGTON, Neb,, March L-(special)-
The citizens caucus last night nominated
the following ticket for the coming cleo
ton; Mayor, ]. S. Thomas: treasurer, F.
L. Fox. clerk. George Volk; couneilmen'
first ward. Peter Jensen; second ward, E,
M. Garbell, third ward, Mr.. Nisley.
The saloon question is to be submitted
to a vote OF the people. also of allowing
pool halls. The school district is 70 be
organized into a city district. The present
board member were renominated w. J.
McElhfney and 7. L. Warrington. for three
year; +. L. Temple and John NJ. Neff, for
two years; A. f. Grantham, C. C. Rosen.
berg. for one year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02

When you want what you want when
you want it, say 50 through The Bee Want
Ad eolumnA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02

Basket Bali Victim Worse.
LYONS, Neb., March L-(Special)-Miss
Alice Everett has suffered a relapse and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02
Aero Club Articles.

The office of the secretary Of state was
notified today that the articles Of incor-
poration Of the Aero club of Omaha would
be filed tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-02
New Rifle for Guardsmen.

Adjutant General H~artigan has received
a copy OF the new telescope Springfield
rifle, and 1t will be tried out by members
of the guard. The rifle has the telescope
adjustment which enables the shooter to
see what he is shooting at some 5000
yards away.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-05

Sometime in the next four
weeks the contest will close.
Someone will win the handsome
$500 t. ote piano and the beautiful
S75 dian ond ring. The work
done in the next few weeks will
count much in deciding the Win
ners of these handsome prizes.
That the contestants will take
advantage of the short time in
which to work, and make hay
while the sun Shines" we
haven't the least doubt. But a
great deal may be accomplished
in that time, and we believe that
a great deal will be done.
Several jumps have been made
Though Miss Jenkins is still in
the lead, she is having to work
hard to stay there as the rest
are gradually making a gain
The best time and only time tt
work will be in the next few
weeks, and the contestant who
does the most work in the shor
time will be the winner of the
piano.
Don't be "bashful" for the
day in which bashful people
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-05
Wants to Help Some One.

For thirty years j. F. Boyer, of Fer
tile, Mo-, needed help and couldn' t find
it, That's why he wants to help some
one now, Suffering 50 long himself he
feels for all distress from Backache.
Nervousness. Loss of Appetite, Lassi-
tude and Kidney disorders. He shows
that Electric Bltters work wonders for
such troubles. Five bottles,'' he
writes, wholly cured me and now
am we'll and hearty It's also posi-
lively guaranteed for Liver Tr uble.
Dyspepsia, Blood Disorders, Female
Complaints and Malaria. Try them,
SOC at all Druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-05
CONTEST TO CLOSE SOON.
Exact Date Will be Announced in Thursdays Issue-Nov
is the Time to Do Your Best Work-The Next Few
Weeks Work Will Count Much in the Winning.

could succeed has long since
passed. Get your nerve" and
ask for the subscriptions, for re-
member subscriptions m e a n
votes, and votes are what you
want. "Where there is a will
there is a way" so get your
will" reaoy.
Don't forget for a second the
generous offers Of A. Weinstein,
K. M. Biggs, and J. D. Mcmillan
& Son, and in the meantime cal
and see them. They will only
be too glad to show them to you
But think of the short time left
and hustle!
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-05

If you are suffering from biliousness,
constipation, indigestion. chronic head.
ache, invest one cent in postal card.
send to Chamberlain Medicine Co..
Des Moines, Iowa. with your name ard
address plainly on the back, and they
will forward you a free sample OF
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. Sold by DR.. Mcmillan & Son and
Pope Drug Company.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-05
HOW THEY STAND.

Many persons find themselves at
fected with persistent cough after
an attack of influenza, AS this cough
can be promptly cured by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it
should not be allowed to run on until it
becomes troublesome. Sold by DR.. Me-
Milan & Son and Pope Drug Company.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-12-05

The peculiar properties of Cham
eerlain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemics of
influenza, and when 1t was taken in
time We have not heard of single
case 81 pneumonia. Sold by DR.. Nc
ilian & Son and! Pope Drug Company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

70 years productive topics
M those who heavy
weight literature than fight"
has been submitted The Call by
respondent The "a Sporting Dictionary and
follows:
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
YACHTS START ON
long OCEAN RACE
Sweetheart, MoHiI0u and Ha-
waii Sail From San Pedro
for Honolulu

LOS ANGELES, July 10.-Heeling far
over under clouds of canvas, the Mol
lilou, Sweetheart and Hawaii, compet-
itors in the San Pedro to Honolulu
yacht race, poked their noses into a
choppy sea today on the first stretch of
their $500 mile journey. The racers
were sent away at noon
The Mollilou. the entry of the Aeo-
liam yacht club of Alameda, crossed the
line first, a few seconds after the crack
of the starting gun. 1t was followed
by Hawaii, the entry of the islanders
The Sweetheart crossed last
Both the latter vessels outfooted
the northern yawl. and when the hori-
Zon hid the racers from the hundreds
who had witnessed the start from the
breakwater the Hawaii and the Sweet
heart were more than mile ahead OF
the Mollilou
A large feet of yachts and pleasure
vessels, crowded with spectators, at
tended the start of the race. which is
the third of the biennial contests be-
tween San Pedro and Honolulu.
The winner of the race is expected
to do the $500 mile journey in better
than 13 days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
COMPANY B TAKES
ALL The HONORS
Irish Volunteers Hold Success
fuI Field Day and Drill at
MHfbrae Grounds

The members of the Irish Volunteers
of San Francisco gathered at Millbrae
yesterday for their annual field day
and military maneuvers. The program
attracted several hundred spectators
and it proved to be the most successful
ever conducted by the prominent or
ganization, all of the events being
closely contested and hard fought
throughout.
The men assembled at the armory in
this city at an early hour and boarded
a special train for the scene of action.
Shortly after their arrival tents wer.
pitched. arms stacked and the field was
made ready for action in record break
ing time
The surprise of the day was fur
nished by the sturdy members of Com
pany b from Potrero. These husky
warriors and, athletes carried off the
first honors in all the important events,
including the football game, which
they took from Company A, under com
mand of Captain Mahony. The mill
NdiS cNShes resulted as IoiioWS:
Assault raee-corporal Moynihan,
Company B.
Equipment race-Private King. Com
pany B.
200 yards target shoot-Captain Nc
Nabo, Company A
800 yards target shoot-Private Nc
carthy. Company B.
First aid to wounded-Lieutenan
Harnedy, Company B.
Competitive drill-Company B.
The athletic and military program
was under the direction of Captain Nc
Nabo. while Tom Desmond presided
over the literary exercises. Bugler
Foley rendered several solos on the cor
net, vocal solos and recitations being
contributed by Privates Flynn and Con-
don and Lieutenant Hsrnedy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
GOTCH Will train
TO Whip JOHNSON
Champion Wrestler to Try Him.
self Out With Miffs Under
COrbeffS Instructions
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO. July 10.-After agreeing
to train Frank Gotch. worlds champion
wrestler, as championship possibility
to meet Jack Johnson, James j. Corbett.
who arrived in the city today at noon
from San Francisco, departed later in
the day on the same train with Johnson
for New York. On the long ride to the
eastern metropolis four cars separated
the former champion and the champion,
who are bitter enemies.
Corbett still feels badly over Jeffries'
defeat and said he believes he has a
man who, with proper training and
teaching, will be able to wrest the title
from the colored champion. This man
is no other than Frank Gotch, undis-
puted wrestling champion of the world.
Gotch already has signified his willing
ness to undertake the task, but Corbett
and Harry Frazee.. the local theatrical
promoter. think he should have a few
fights before he challenges Johnson.
to show the public whether he. is as
good with the mitts as he is on the
mat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
Here Is a Pastor Who
FavorS Fighting
TSpeciol Dispatch to The Call

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 10.-Rev.
G. L. Morrill, pastor of the Peoples
church of this city. electrified his con-
gregation today by preaching sermon
on why jeff Lost" treating his theme
from the standpoint of the sporting
writer. He was applauded by the con-
gregatfon at parts of his discourse.
There are Ave reasons why Jim JEFF
ries lost the fight to Johnson said the
pastor. He is too old, and he. has
been out of the game too long He
lived a life of luxury during his period
of non-fghting, and that did not help
him.
Then. again. he was surrounded by
a bunch of fool trainers who did not
give him the proper advice. and spent
more time nlassaging him than in Civ
ing him the right kind of training for
fight.
Another reason was Jeffries' hatred.
He was so anxious to- win from the
black man and hated him so vigorously
that he could not do himself Justice for
fear that he would lose.
Il wish that | could see the fight
pictures he said. Il could not see the
fight, and l do not think it is right for
any governor or any mayor to stop the
presentation of the pictures
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
FLEUR DE LIS Is
CLASS A winner
Speedy Yachf Taxes Feature
Event of San Francisco
Club Regatta
Ru HERBERT HAusER

The annual class regatta OF the San
Francisco yacht club. which was sailed
over the channel course yesterday art
ernoon. brought out one surprise when
the old schooner Chispa carried of the
bonors in. class c. defeating Bill Nor
rows speedy sloOp Challenger by
minute SO seconds corrected time Gar
ence McCarthy's speedy sloop FIeur de
Lis kept up its winning streak ana
carried off the class "A cup with plenty
to spare. George Lowelrs Amigo also
had an easy time in class B. running
away from the Neva-
A good steady breeze blew through
out the entire race and the regatta
committee handled the three events in
their usual good style The results
were as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
BOWLING ANALYSIS

The game at the stadium between
the Barbarians and the San Francisco
team was farce, as only four of the
San Francisco team put in an appear
ance. Handicapped as they We're, the
county team essayed the task in front
of them, and with the field filed with
substitutes sent the Barbarians TO the
wiekets, and they were not dismissed
until so runs appeared on the score
board. The San Francisco remnant
team then went to the wickets and
could only put up a score of II runs,
the Barbs thus winning by 6S runs.
Mel and Newman bowled unchanged
for the Barbarians and Galley topped
the score Of the individual scorers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11


Paradise cove was the Mecca of most
of the yachts about the bay yesterday
Fully 40 yachts found their way to the
popular picnic grounds, many of the
yachtsmen enjoying the hospitality Of
the Olympic club in the adjoining
grounds. The wind blew strong in the
upper bay and shortened sail in many
instances was in order Among the
Corinthian boats that anchored in the
cove were the flagship Meteor. Presto,
Dixie. Kathleen. Frolic. Magic, Mis-
chief and Truant The Aeolian fleet
was represented by Vice Commodore
Lawrence C. knight on the Speedwell.
the Edna and the Beatrice. a The San
Francisco clubs Monsoon was also
there.
The news from San Pedro that there
would only be three starters In the
ocean race to Honolulu, the Hawaii OF
the Honolulu. the Sweetheart of the
South Coast club and the MolliTou OF
the Aeolian club of Alameda. is a dis
appointment to the yachting public.
but ocean racing among Pacific coast
yachts is not very popular sport. as
there are but few yachts that can make
the trip and still fewer yachtsmen that
can afford either time or money to un-
dertake the voyage. Men prominent in
yachting circles figure upon the large
Hawaiian schooner To carry of the
honors. - ta@1 =7
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
HARROUN MAKES
A Nile IN LOO 2-5
N srr7On Driver EndeaV0rS TO
Lower Track Record Set
by OIdfeId

CINCINNATI, O., July lO.-Ray Har-
roam, in his Marmon car. was the star
Of the afternoon at the grand circuit
automobile races at the Latonia course.
In an endeavor to lower the track rec
ord Of :55 2-5. made by Barney Oldfeld
last year he covered the mile in
100 2-5. Summaries:
First race, stock chassis cars. class
b division ], under 80 cubic inches
piston displacement minimum weight
LOO pounds. DISTANCE nYe miles-Em-
mons (Herreshoff). won: Mccormick
(Herreshoff3, second; Smith lHerres-
hOn). third. Time, 6;14 l-5.
Second race, for chassis cars, class c,
division ?, 161 TO ESQ cubic inches dis
placement distance five -miles-W. En-
dicot tCole), won; Edmpnds (Colel, !,
second; H. Endicot &c M FO, third.
Time, GIL l-5.
Third race. for chassis cars, class c,
division 8. 231 to 300 cubic inches dis
placement, five miles, prize trophy
Joe Dawson lMarmonl, won; Walter @
-Dearbornl and stinson tBlack
crow did not finish Time. 600 4-5.
Fourth race, for stock chassis cars,
class c. division T. 30I TO 500 piston
displacement distance five miles
Harroun (Marmon 32), won; Dawson
fMarmOn). second, Sjlchrlst tStoddard-
Dayton). third Time. 5:57 2-5.
Event No. s. handicap. under class z,
for cars up TO 500 s@acement, dis
tance FIVE miles-Dawson (Marmon)
scratch, won. Emmons t5erreshoff), 80
seconds. second: ". Endicott lCole), 20
seconds. third. Time, 6:23 2-5.
Event No 6, for all cars privately
and in regular use by residents of Ken
lucky. Indiana and Ohio. distance five
miies-Stevens (Matheson six). won;
Gfichrist (Stoddard- -Dayton), second:
W Donnelly tcino), third. Time.
Event No. Z, free for all cars. dis
tance five miles-Harroun lMarmon)
won, Dawson fMarmon 32), second;
Stevens lMatheson(, third. Time,
5:23 2-5.
Event No. s. free for all handicap,
distance five miles prize $5e in gold
Roberts (Herreshoff), 40 seconds. won;
Dawson (Marnlon six, i've seconds,
second: w Endfcott 6Cole), 20 seconds
third Time. $50 3-5
Event No. 8. two races starting at
same time distance 10 miles, to driver
finishing first: Race a for cars from
l6l 10 230 cubic inches displacement
prize trophy-W. Endicott (Cole), won;
II Endicott tE NJ F.. second. Time,
1888 3-5. Race -B.'' for cars exceeding
23o cubic inches piston displacement
prize trophy-Harroun (Marmon), won;
Dawson (Marmon). second Time,
1906 4-5 Gilchrist lStoddard- -Dsyton)
and Stevens (MathesOn) dropped out on
account Of dust.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
Portland Craft Makes
Motor Boat Record

VANCOUVER, Wash, July 1o.-Mak-
ing 3O.S miles an hour, the Wolff IL
or Portland, today won the Pacific
coast motor boat championship from
the PAGER II of Portland, and estab-
lished Pacific coast record Of 80 miles
in So minutes % seconds, in the Colum-
bia river. in front of Vancouver today.
The Spirit of Seattle jumped into
the lead at the start and was 26 sec
onds ahead at the end of the first lap
of ten miles. When about two miles on
the second lap its engines began to
back fire. It's crew, Charles Binkley
and Emerson Reid, shut off the gaso-
line and flooded the engines and the
boat withdrew from the contest The
craft was uninjured.
The race was for a silver champion
ship cup valued at $500. offered by the
Vancouver, WASH, Yacht Club. The
former coast record for 80 miles was
SO minutes 4 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
OLYMPIC RODEO
Held in GROVE
CIubmen Make Merry By Sad
Sea Waves in Summer Jinks
at Monticello

Several hundred Olympians thor
oughly enjoyed themselves at the an
nual outing and roundup of the club
yesterday at Monticello grove. The
day was not as pleasant as one might
wish. as a strong westerly wind swept
the popular picnic grounds and chilled
those who ventured in to swim. The
annual outings of the club are great
rejuvenators for the oldtimers, and
gray bearded and white haired MEM
bers once again became boys.
Saturday nights festivities at the
club, which lasted until a late hour
had their effect upon many of the mem
bers and quite number of stragglers
missed the steamer Sehome. which left
Clay street wharf at $50 o'clock, and
were forced to take a late boat and
walk over from Tiburon. About hun
dred of those on the steamer landed at
Tiburon and under the leadership of
Jack Settle and Pete Gerhardt hiked
around the road to the picnic. grounds
Low tide and a rough and rocky beach
in conjunction with the cold wind were
not a sufficient inducement for those
who expected a swim and not more
bers indulged in a salt dip and those
that did had a battle royal with mud
and CLAIMS until they looked like clans
themselves.
DIR. Leo ]. Mcmahon, chairman of the
outing committee. ably assisted by ath-
letic commissioner Pete Gerhardt, soon
had the games we'll under way The
dinner which preceded the games was
enjoyed by all. 1t was Italian through
and through, prepared by complete
staff of Italian chefs imported from
Washington street, with chipping" the
principal dish.
Frank Bressi, Mervyn Joy and James
Donahue captured the largest number
of prizes and went home with their
pockets filled with trophies. including
everything from d safe deposit box to
a pound of coffee.
Two venturesome athletes, Charles A.
Ruiz and Claude Moss, had a narrow
escape from a serious accident during
the afternoon while out rowing. Ruiz
lost his oar and Moss strength was
not equal to the strong incoming tide
and stiff west wind and the little flat
bottom skiff which they were using
soon carried them well out toward
Red rock. Professor Sidney Cavill, the
clubs swimming instructor. and Tony
Fodera volunteered to row to the rescue
of the imperiled lads and soon had them
in tow of their skiff. In the meantime
kindly disposed Italian fisherman ran
out in his launch and towed the two
boats back to safety.
Frank Bressi, Eddie Healey, Tommy
Branch and Antoine Fodera were
among the days entertainers. Among
some of those present were:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
HOT ON
TRAIL OF CHAMPION
Boston Tar Baby and Manager Speeding
To New York With Forfeit
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

MESS all signs fail there hope white in
the weight pugsic handicap till such time at least as
Jack johnson heavy walops
Time viii landing on him from now on The
black apparently has the heavy weight ds1on running 6t D ee ne s m
sngfod % & @ up to-day as the most likely opponent
Joe Moodmaa speeding of their TEa Way
3 & @ & but I'll & % an @ u them & % 9 thS ss they I have are made % 1 np
% minds to give the Champion good ns ~nf m IS nd m M prnTe an
attractive card though must would begin
] @ @ @ any the 3 5s great % JULY ea.F black nsR R.s
past io.s E 5sso fsa ' -
will post $1,000 Just soon arrive in ae~ Io5 % fee5efd de s6
Johnson He believes that he can beat beat HIM 50 do m We ] are mot @ G 6S
n$o the most % willing hgh ter in the word 5 m he bd as dsv @ 6s @
5 Johnson IS h man ne atteF and take d IT from & @ we E Hn na @
Tex RTd says that he will stage Johnson -ingford
or s o @ @ B53 @ 5 5 aS s two se s h n differences & pss' beeen sen
together costly experience for him. and he is through with it
& Rg he 2d dat. 6sas5s for T.. e s 9ssa sVs
on the British metropolis as an ideal place Tor I'll the WeeenS But % ae
many M me Others Nelntosh Is DIT aogoun ne Devs f d I'm Johnson
our interesting John
about his former He is gong right down the line laying the
entire blame all The crooked talk right at door
LITTLES BETTING Bellies JoHNSoNS REMARKS
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
ALAMEDA CRICKET
CLUB IS winner
ReiuVenafed Golden Gates Lose
i'm Well Played Contest at
EncinaI City
By WILLIAM UNMACK

In a game that was repIete with SEN
sational plays, the Alameda team bare
ly succeeded in defeating the rejuve-
mated Golden Gates by runs yester
day at Alameda. The Golden Gates
batted first and in quick succession five
of their batsmen went out, and only
run was scored. To add to this re-
markable occurrence w. III. Howard,
the phenomenal Alameda bowler. also
made a sensational bowling perform
ance by securing the hat trick, get
ting rid of three batsmen in success
sion. This is the first such perform
ance this season. The game all through
was a remarkable and closely fought
contest, as the itemized scores show;
COL
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
Western League

At Wichits-TOpeka o. Wichita A.
At Des MOlnes-First game Des Moines g,
Ohama !. Second game-Des Moines 0.
Omaha s.
At Denver-First game: Denver 10 St Jo-
seph 3 Second game-Denver ;. St. Joseph 3.
At Sioux City-SiOux City s. Lincoln T.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
GAME GOES rs INNINGS

HONOLULU, June 1O.-The fourth
game of the international baseball
series went is innings today the team
representing the Waseda university of
Japan winning over the Portuguese
team by a score of 3 to 2.