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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
FAMOUS TUG-oF-WAR BILLED
FOR INDOOR TRACK MEET
P~Iiee of Omaha ana south Omaha
Will Have Nightly Pull At con-
test at the Auditorium

DAhcG " OAmWAAA 9MW l9O0Nm YA4deaA~s
VIII Have Mighty Pull AZ Com
test Rt the Auditorium
That little argument immortailzed tn the
terse and time-tattered phrase. when
Greek meets Creek will amount TO naught
In the worlds annals after the ,tug-of.war
between the police forces Of Omaha and
South Omaha. This event will be an at
traction at the indoor field meet 70 be held
at the Auditorium In April .4F
I'm going 10 take my gang out and
pull those sausage makers from Magic
City" announced Sergeant samueiseh, cap>
tain OF the Omaha police tuegiug ttean.
samuelson In a nifty little bit Of Scan
dinavian architecture, we'll preserved and
presenting a live weight OF za5 pounds
when he's In a good humor. He Ii the baby
Of the team, In that husky aggregation
will be numbered william Good, traffic
officer. whose pastime is fussinB with frao-
tious dray teams and oyersped automobiles
at Sixteenth and Harney streets. He Is In
training. Then there will be Jensen. the
wrestling policeman, and a few others OF
the liGhtwelghts. The team will welSh N
something like the go class. II 4fLsa
The policemen have adopted a Uniform
for the event This gala costume q made
Of blue denim cut in the popular form OF
bib overalls and jumpers Placed on q
rotund policeman the effect is chArminEly
suggestive Of power.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
Hugh Murphy to
Build Fine Home
Contractor VIII Put Up $4,000
Dwelling on His Thirty-Sev-
enth Street Lots.

Hugh Murphy, the paving contractor, Is
having plans drawn for new $4,000 home
to be placed on his lot on Thirty seventh
street near Jackson, across the street from,
the residence OF r. A. Cudahy.
Mr.. Murphy has owned this property fol
some years and although big prices have
been offered for II, he has steAdfastly re-
fused to sell and has had the lots which
Is in the center Of the highest priced resi-
dence district In Omaha, covered with
piles OF brick and paving material. John
Mcdonald, architect. Is preparing the
plans.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
PIONEERS OUT IN NUMBERS
TO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING
Douglas County old settlers RntIy at
Masonic Hall at Noon and Hear
rt Address by Judge Estelle.

Hardy pioneers turned out in numbers to
attend the annual midvinter social In
Masonic hall. They assembled at noon
and more than 100 OF the old settlers and
their wives were present
The hall was prettily decorated with
flags. with a small platform at the north
side of the room for the accommodation Of
the speakers.
A. ~ Yost acted as master OF ceremonies.
The program included harp solo by Miss
Swanson, Invocation by Rev T. ]. Maekay
and the address OF welcome by Captain
H. e. Palmer, in place Of General C. r.
Henderson who was detained at home by
illness.
Chairman Yost responded to the address
Of welcome, following which Miss Tebbins
gave a vocal solo,
The principal address OF the afteraoon
was by Judge Lee S. Estelis, who spoke
upon washington, the Man" This feature
OF the program had been first scheduled
for General John C. GOWN but he wired
the committee on program that business
detained him in 81. Louis. There followed
a series OF five-nnuts talks by several OF
the old pioneers. a vocal number by Miss
Swanson. and a song "A Mans a Man.
For a That" by John A. Dsmpster. The
proceedings were opened by all joining in
singing the national hymn, America"
Luncheon was served at the close OF the
program, and at ESQ o'clock the pioneers
gathered under the command Of w. l.
Kierstead, as grand marshal, and marched
to the court house. where they took par'
in the ceremonies OF the cornerstone laying
A number OF the more feeble old pioneers
who did not care TO brave the extreme cold
preferred remaining at the hall, where they
enjoyed an hour or two Of gossip.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

G. J. Merriam, to be special accountant in
the auditing department OF the Union Pa
cific, and w. 7. Rowen, to be chief clerk
in the general auditing department of the
Hartman lines.
May the general auditor. c. B. ssseF,
will remove his office to Chicago. There
win be about fifteen clerks and account
ants required in hts new offices ana as
many of those now employed under him
are given the option of accompanying their
chief TO the Windy City or remaining In
line for vacancies in tho local offices.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
SNOW Ills BIRTHDAY GIFT
Deputy sheriff Galloway HAk EntPy
Into World on Same Nay ne Inn
mortal George.
It a birthday present /

"Just a birthday present from the
weather man." said James Washington
Galloway, deputy sheriff. kicking the snow
off his shoes In the office Of the county
jail
TT was thirty-five years ago ! was born
on day just like this. That was IN the
little town OF snowshoe, Pa Fine town,
that was, also a fine day. Weather and
city both set TO the same tune.
80, you see, I'm always appreelsuye
Of a snow on the anniversary Of 50 mem
orahle day In history, natlooally and in
snowshoe."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
PROMOTIONS AT OVERLAND
Fred ,. PhiIDOtt Becomes ohief clerk
OF UniOn Pacific Advertising
Department..

Bulletins were posted at the Union Pa
'cific headquarters Tuesday morning an
nouncing these appointments and promo
tions: Fred B. Phiipott. formerly secretary
70 General Passenger Agent Lomax. to be
chief clerk in the advertising department.
succeeding the late F. A. Hickey; J. II,
Chambers to be secretary 10 r. L. Lomax; /;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
Jayhawkers Now
Valley ChamSd
By Winning Hard Game from Mis-
souri, Tigers, Kansas Leads at
Basket Ball.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb, 2s.-(special Tele-
gram. )-Kansas last night won the roughest
basket ball game ever seen in Columbia
the final score being Is to q, against Mis-
souri,. Each team had two men Injured
and removed for rough play. Johnson
scored fifteen Of Kansas twenty-five points
Although another game remains to be
played, this victory gives the Jayhawlers
clear title to the Missouri valley honors
they having won twelve out OF thirteen
games played.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

brick Structure in the river. Engines. hook
and ladder trucks and hose trucks swarmed
about the block on Dodge street to prevent
spreading OF the fire in the driving wind,
Half an hour after the fire was ex-
tinsuished a second alarm came and TIA
fire fighters returned to do battle with the
flames in the puny little shack. Total
amounted to 800
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
Coach Dick Grant has several promising
INDOOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Ritchie Defeats Todd in Only Match
In Third Roumd

NEW YORK, FEB. 2z.-In the national in
door tennis singles championship yesterday
B. S. Prentice former Harvard player,
scored the upset of the day, defeating Cal
houn Cragin 4-6, 6-1, 6-1.
r.. A. Holden, jr., Yale captain and holder
Of western championships at Chicago, de-
feated s. H. Voshell, SO "a w. Fl. Hall
won from the Columbia player, T.. P.
Pfeiffe, ga 90. H. A. Plummer, ex-Yale
champion, defeated r. M. Beckley. 6-2, 6-2
A, L. Hoskins Of Philadelphia went down
In straight sets before L. n. Fitch, Ga, 7-6,
and g. r. Touchard the Californian, de-
feated II. BigelOw e-S 7-5 All OF these
matches were In the second round.
In the only third round matches played
r. d. Ritchie defeated j. II. L. Todd, jr.,
Fanwood club, 7-6 81.
w. c. Demille and o. v. Bostwick won
the only match decided in the doubles, de-
feating p; T. Large, jr.. Harvard. and S.
IL XnshAll a. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

Los ANGELES, Feb. $50 changed in
appearance that his friends scarcely knew
him. former Champion James ]. Jeffries
returned home yesterday after his NOng abb
sence abroad. Friends OF the pugilist mar
veled at his improved condition. TO OUT
ward appearance he has been restored TO
the vtality that he possessed at the time
OF his retirement from the ring Jeffrles
will remain In Los Angeles until April l.
Then, after hunting trip, he will select
training quarters In the vicinity OF san
Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
BIG RUSH TO lITTLE FIRE
EnOuEh Apparatus Reaches . Wee
House 20 DroNn IL I'm the
River.

An unguarded stove caused two fires in
rapid succession at Emil Lleberman's tailor
shop. 1l17 Dodge street, Tuesday morning,
At the first alarm at 1920 o'clock the fire
department responded with enough ap-
paratus 70 have put the little story
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
Or TRANSFER co.
BOWLING soonns Ar ST. PAU

ChaImers-Detroit Tezm Wins Trophy
I'm FiVe-Men Team Event.
ST. PAUL. Feb. zz.-The five-mon event
in the International Bowling tournament
closed last night with the Chalmers Detroit
team Of Chicago the winner with 2760 St
Paul took the next three prizes.
Horndorf and FAetz Of Chicago lead IN
doubles with 11g4 made today. Byrne
ead Stiles, Des Moines, rolled 1Io1.
Following were among the highs iudl-
YiduRl scores tonight q. Frencieco, Des
Moines 5st; e. overman, Des Moines, 5s2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
GOPHERs TRAINING FOR MEET
MInnesOtans wnI Have First TryOut
at Omaha Contest.


MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 22-(Special.)-
Minnesota track and field athletes. who
win make their first trials In competition
in = meet at Omaha April /, are working
out, to the number Of forty, In the gym
nasium at the university every day. Every
available place on the team has from two
to three star performers trying out for II.
The runners are led by captain Hull and
In the distances are Connolly, Fieldman,
Tydeman, Beedhall and Rathburn all tried
performers in the half-mne, mile and two
mile events. Hill Of st. Paul indoor meet
fame seems to be slated for the quarter
mile.
Coach Dick Grant has several promising
men to work with in the field events. in
which Minnesota has always been weak
Leonard Frank Of the Central High school,
St. Paul, Is putting the shot upwards Of
forty feet every day in indoor practice.
Archie Strane, late OF Hamllne university,
who holds the state record for the pole
vault at 10 feet inches, Is due to be on the
university team next spring. Jacobson,
OstyeEren, Mahoney, Scott and Whipper-
man, all new men, are trying out for the
high jump.
Grant is also coaching his men for the
Northwestern intercollegiate meet, which
will be held here this sprihR.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
AMEs TIES WITH NEBRASKA
AEEies Defeat Drake and Are Even
with COrnhuslxers.

AGgtes Defeat Drake ana are HVSn
with COrnhusAxers.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Feb. q. 2.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Ames tied Nebraska for the lead
ership in the northern half OF the Missouri
Valley association when It defeated Drake
in the fourth straight game. II to IL The
game was hard fought and a sensational
goal by ]. Hoffman tied the game with
one minute to play Drake fouled and
Moshier tipped the ball into tho basket for
the point which won.
Drake has not won a game thus far this
year. and will not, as Its schedule ends
with games with Kansas, Grinnell and
Iowa, all teams which outclass 1t.
Lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
HnIf afilion al Purrr..

CHICAGO, Feb, 1s.--Purses aggregatinS
$4,000 will be distributed on the Great
Western TrottinR circuit during the COM
ing season, according TO an announcement
made by President O. Il. Keller at the
meeting today. The principal meeting viii
100000 In purses will be offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
Ponca Ban Team Organiue,.

PONCA, Neb., Feb 22-(special )-The
boys OF the Ponca High school have or
ganized a base ball team They are ready
now TO accept game from any high school
to be played after April 1. Verne Cook is
manager
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

CREIGHTON. Neb. Feb. 2.-(speciaI.
Creighton High school defeated Oakdal,
Pigh school in fast game of basket bal
at Creighton Friday night by the score OF
is 20 Is. The Creighton bogs have won
five out OF six games played. They lost
20 TO 20 score 80,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Loch's willow Springs took three
games from the Brodesaard Crowns last
was the real bowling artist, making grand
total OF 6Bl and slnge game a IA, while
Master Dave Schultz took ell Nigh honors
for the Crowns, with $50 for total and "a
Shoe Companys and Klauck's Glendsles
will play. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
SHAW WINS FOURTH TIME
Boston Man Takes Racquet Cham
plonahIp in Final Match.

BOSTON, Feb. 22.-ouiRcy A. Shaw OF
Boston today won the national amateur
racquet championship for the fourth time
defeating Reginald Fincke OF New York in
the final match OF this years tournament
by three sets to one. The scores: 17-14, s-15,
l5-2, l5-2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

The Excelsiors took two games from the
Bungalows last night on the basement all
leys. The Bungalows fought hard to win
two games, but the Excelsiors were too
many for them. Captain UT took all hon
ors for his team, with $50 total and 1913 for
single game, while SCHNEIDER was high for
the Bungalows, with 49S. Score; %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

Make your start now-while you
are young.
You have to pay rent anyhow,
why not make your rent money buy
your homer
In Thursdays Bee there will be
great many home bargains advertised
tor sale. on easy termS-a small cash
payment down, balance like rent
Thursday is home day. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
A PIeasant surprlhe

follows the first dose OF DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the painless regulators that
strengthen you. Guaranteed. Nc Fer sails
by BeatOn Drug Co. a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

South Omaha nouIer,.

The Carpenter Transfets won two games
from the Company X team of ten pin
rollers from Fort Crook. The winners set
new record both for nigh score OF the
score. Lepinski rolled So. Score:
CARpENTHR TpANIcrIp 10
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23
EXCELsIoRS.

The Sea Dogs took two out Of three from
the City G in the Postoffice league. Leh-
OF 49, for the City c.. Lougn had 214 for
high game and 62S for total. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

SEA DOGS!
Totals

City A won two games from the Night
Mailing, Sunday afternoon. on the basenent
alleys Spetman had high single game, with
/ Score: u ~ -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

special matoh OK the Carpente- Pnpe-
co-npanys teams. 1ha score:
oFEICE FORCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

RICHMOND, Cal. Feb. 27.-Ad Wolgast
Of Cadillac Mich. wrested the lightweight
championship of the world from Battling
Nelson IN the fortieth. round Of sched-
sled forty y-five-round battle at Richmond
today Referee Eddie Smith saved the
erstwhilo champion the stigma Of knock
out by stopping the contest after Nelson
had reoswed.- beating such as old-time
ring followers maintain never before was
On in a prize ring Nelson was on the
verge Of collapse when the bout was
stopped. Eight thousand persons saw the
fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

Round l5--Betting now even money. They
A.eled away inetlcciively at one another
both displaying more caution than In any
previous round Nelson then wrestled his
man about the ring. only 20 be rewarded
with left uppercut on Nhe sore mouth.
NSl On outppinted bad y, con tnued 20 force
he pace, an the while the target for VOL
gasta Well-tlmed swings. Nelson missed a
t'rraic swing that was labeled knockout
and tlus taught NJ olgast that he had better
be rafetuk. il was another tame round
lt1und .-W0l,sast swung several times
ever the Hdneys and taey roughed Il. Mel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-23

Round st-Nelson came up weak. He
waded N, but could not see Wolgast. The
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
LLOYD CnILDS
GIVES farewell LUAU

Lloyd Childs, who leaves by the
Lurline tomorrow for Atlantic City
to help Secretary Wood open the
Promotion Committees new branch
at that fashionable resort. gave a
luau to all those who helped him
make Hawaii's booth such success
at the Seattle. Exposition.
The luau was given at the end OF
the Manoa Valley. Sports were
held. Hawaiian music rendered, and
swim in cemented tank INDUCED
In.
K Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. W., j, Cooper, Miss Frances
Lawrence, Miss Irene Boyd, Miss
Waite Holt, Miss Amelia Holt, Miss
Pauline Evans, Miss Kea!a kaai,
James Kamakani.
Everyone assisted in preparing the
luau. James Kamakani (snooks)
and Miss Keala Kaai presided at the
stove, while tie other guests were
allotted various tasks, such as col
lecting hrewood, arranging the place
and getting everything ready.
In the cool of the evening the
party returned home. All exclaim-
ed that 1t was the best luau they
had ever attended and that they had
spent a most enjoyable time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14

Nearly every one has heard Of The
Heir to the Hoorah and the STORY 10
too well known TO 20 into detail over,
the story is one Of every day life as
we find II in any community and the
characters are true to life. strong
love stor yruns throughout the play
and each and every member OF the
company will be seen to excellent ad'
vantage. Miss Margaret Oswald the
charming young leading lady OF the
company will be seen to excellent ad'
vantage as MS. Joe Lacy part that
Is well suited to her and one that will
give her an opportunity to display
several classy gowns. The company
supporting her include fifteen of the
sbest and most capable actors and &C
tresses on the Western Coast and q
performance Of merit Is assured.
A good advance sale for the open
ing performance was registered today
and a packed house Saturday evening
Is assured.