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The Ordway new era., 1910-03-25
Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior,
US. Land Office, At Pueblo. Colorado.

o. +. Land Omcc, At Pueblo, ColoFado.
February u. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Addie N. Bowman n
OF Ord~ay. Colo, tBox ~. n. r. No. ~ who. on
February Is. 1908. made Desert Land Entry No.
1899. Serial No OiOt7. for Lots and u. Section
8, Township q g., Range 81 W.. 9Th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before United States Land
Ofiice at Pueblo. Colorado. on the nth day Of
April. 1910.
Claimant nnmes witnesses:
George ". Ingalls, OF Ordway. Colorado.
Clayton Thompson Of Ordway,
". W. Wright of Ordway.
Enos Bowman Of Rocky Ford,
g.. ABBEY. Register
First publication February 18th.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-25
TRAINED FOR 1T.

The Hustler-Why can't you give
me place on the reform ticket?
The Committeeman-You are not
supposed to have the qualifications OF
a reformer.
The Hustler-Why. man, was edu
Gated in reform school,
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-25

Why not have fresh bread from our
oven every day? Full weight loaves
and superior quality. The Ordway
Bakery.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
w estergaard
Comes Tuesday
For Big Match
Dane is Determined to Best De Rouen
in Finish Wrestle Thursday
Night at the Auditorium.

Jess Westegaard and his manager, Thor
son, probably will cometo Omaha Tuesday
to give Jess a good chance to work out
here preliminary to his match with Raoul
de Rouen, t~hegigantich Frenchman, at the
Auditorium Thursday night.
II Jess Westegaard does not win this
match 1t will be a surprise to his Omaha
admirers whosaw him go against the
mighty Frenchman a year ago in that
fierce handicap. The Frenchman only
saved himself then by the most brutal
treatment of his man that was ever seen
on an Omaha mat. But Jess has made re-
markable progress sincethen and, while De
Rouen has too, the Dane has it over the
boy from Gay Paree in every possible way
but strength and weight and they are
not the decisive in wrestling, al
ways.
Ever since that matchof a year ago Thor
son and Westegaard havebeen trying to
SCI Kennedy, De Rouen's manager, to
make a finish, catch-as-catch-can match
with Westegaard, but only within the last
week havethey succeeded. There is there
forethe bitterest sort OF rivalry between
the two wrestlers. With Westegaard a vic
tory would mean amagnificent boost in
stock and enable him to get a better hear
ing beforethe general public as a (candi-
date for the worlds championship than he
has yet had. II the Frenchman should
win it would give him a clearer title to be-
ing a real wrestler than anything hehas
yet accomplished and II he loses it will
bear his stock %grievously, for he needs
every victory hecan get to keep him be-
fore the footlights.
Kennedy says de Rouen will win. Thor
son says 1t doesn't lie in his power to do
il and Jess says, 'rn show them" Gotch
and Farmer Burns are watching this match
with much interest. They and Westegaard
are all Iowans and Gotch and the Farmer,
especially the latter, have taken great in
terest in W~estegaard from the time he
first came on the mat. Burns insists he
has championship stock in him Gotch
agrees to this theory provided, he says,
Jess can speed 'em up a little"
AT that Jess is much FISHERMAN the
Frenchmanand i~ncomparably more skillful.
He weighs about210 against de Rouen's 260
and stands 6 feet against de Rouen's ga.
Manager Gillian has arranged interesting
-prelimlnaries for the evening. He is pre-
pairing to handle a big crowd.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
MINORS SHY AT M. v. RULES
Small Iowa Colleges Object to TOeins
Mark.

oAAh-AA 4CU
Mark.
IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb, A-(special)-
Minor colleges in Iowa propose to play
base ball against Iowa and Ames, members
of the Missouri valley conference. under
the Iowa conference rulings. which are not
so strict as the M. v. regulations. At
present the athletic authorities Of Iowa
and Ames are not in favor OF abiding by
the ultimatum of the smaller schools and
1t is possible that the base ball schedules
arrange a week ago today here by a
meeting of the managers will be completely
changed so that the Hawkeyes and Aggies
will have to look outside the state for
base ball dates.
The smaller Institutions with limited
amount of eligible material under the M v.
ruling believe that they should have the
opportunity to play under the Iowa con-
ference rules. After having developed
their teams with the stars admitted under
the state ruling, they do not feel like
r~earranging their teams every time-1owa
or Ames is played. On the other hand
Iowa and Ames do not like to add the
players eligible under the Iowa ruling for
these games and break up their lineups
even If the M. v. rules be allowed.
1t is known hat the local athletic board
Is HlTOnBiy III AdNOI OF maklnk the StldlltI
schools toe the mark and at the present
time OF the stand OF the minor. institutions
makes 1t probable that the already wldened
breach will be made much wider when the
base ball schedules are completely dis
arranged. II will be the Big Three, {"
Iowa. Ames and Drake against the field,
with Iowa and Ames bearing the heavy
part Of the criticism, because Drake will
nave no base ball team this spring.
Captain Chester Durrell OF the University
OF Iowa base ball team received a letter
OF instruction from Coach Ted Greene last
week and on Monday the first call for
candidates will be issued. The limbering
up process will begin in earnest for the
gymnasium as exams are over and the gym
is the center OF athletic interest. Coach
Greene will reach Iowa City the middle Of
next month and with an early spring the
team will be practicing outdoors the last
OF March.
The outdoor running track has rot been
erected yet owing to tho adverse weather
condition. but Coach sphinx" Delaney has
been working industriously with the green
material indoors He has started a sys-
tenn OF relay races each Saturday after
noon with every member OF his squad on
one team or the other. This has aroused
more interest in the indoor training.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Foot Ball Rules
Com mittee Hunts
For Danger Points
Two Long Sessions Devoted to Search
for Things to Be Eliminated
from Game.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-After being in ses-
sion from 10 o'clock Friday morning until
about midnight the Intercollegiate foot
ball rules committee adjourned over to
Saturday without making any definite rec
concentrations for modifying the game. 1t
was the general opinion OF the ommitte
that the game as played does tend to ex-
pose the players to too great likelihood of
injury and this led to a discussion Of the
following question:
What are the sources of danger to the
player in the present game of foot ball?"
This subject was thrashed out during
the day and night session, with a view to
laying the groundwork for changes to be
voted on before final adjustment. All
agreed that If foot ball is to be preserved
some of the present elements Of danger
must be eliminated.
Parke II. Davis, the Princeton represent
alive, says the impression In the minds
Of some people that Rugby is a more gem
tie game than the one now in vogue in
the United States Is erroneous. To back
up his assertion he said that in the game
last fall between oxford and Cambridge
the captain of the oxford team was
knocked out before twelve minutes Of play
and remained unconscious throughout the
game, one oxford forward had his leg
broken, another oxford man suffered a
broken collarbone and the leader OF the
oxford forwards sustained a broken car
tilage. on the Cambridge team one play
er's leg was broken and two collarbones
were broken.
Don't let anyone tell you that Rugby
is a gentle game said Davis. II know.
for 1 played 1t for ten years"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
FIRST MEETING IN OMAHA
Clay Court Tennis Championship of
United states Is Created.

Clay Court Tennis Championship of
United states is Crented.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Under the leader
ship OF DR.. p. w. HawR of Urbana, ILL.,,
western delegates won a victory in the
twenty-eighth annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Lawn Tennis association in New
York yesterday by carrying a resolution to
hold a clay court championship, to be
designated as the clay court championship
of the United States. The contest will be
held at the Omaha Field club on a date
to be announced.
AS had been expected, the calling Of the
roll \Of delegates and proxies developed
confusion. DIR, p. b. Hawk of the Uni
verslty of Illinois, as the leader OF the
western and southern divisions. in favor of
the national clay court championship. said
that their proxies were incomplete.
Discussing the international teams work,
Frederick Z. Alexander declared that, con-
sidering the ages of Maurice F. Mclaughlin
and Melville H.. Long, the two Californians,
they did remarkable work in Australia. A
vote OF appreciation was rendered them.
DR.. James Dwight of Bost IN, president
for eighteen years: Secretary iIoskins and
Treasurer Stevens were all reelected.
DR.. Hawk took the place OF Dwight f.
Davis Of st. Louis on the executive conf
mittee.
1t was unanimously voted to chal Tge
the Australians this year for the Davis u
ternationAl challenge cup.
A tilt between the Crescent Athletic cluL
and the Onwentsia club. Chicago, came
with the awarding OF preliminary east.
west, south and Pacific coast national
doubles championship. On the vote the
tournament went to the west for the second
time.
All OF the old fixtures will be decided by
the usual courts, the ail-comers national
on the Casino courts at Newport. r. l.,
next August.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

Even after a man learns to say mo- to
his friends he usually says comp to his
wife.
About the hardest thing I'm this world
for a man to do Is to have a mean DISPOSE
ton without exercising Il.
There are some suspicious men who can
not accept sympathy without wondering II
II Is going to cost them anything.
Thu kind of BARRIERS who call themselves
tonsOrial artists have driven a great many
men to the use Of safety razors.
When II comes to aiding the good cause,
the average man you'd rather contribute
his opinion than anything elHe he has.
A woman Is a person who can never I'M
derstand why her husband would rather
tell old jokes than listen to the latest gos-
sip.
The bitterest day In any sweet girl grad
yates life IL that on which she refuses
to marry a good bookkeeper i'm order TO win
fame and fortune by writing for the maya
zines.
some honest women will admit that they
wear a little surplus. hair, employ cen
pleXiOn falsifiers and add. fictitious Vniues
to their figures. But they will deLy thai
their teeth are p~hony.-Dallas News.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Winner of Middle West Tourney to Be
Adjudged National Champion.
INTEREST ALL OVER THE WEST
Players Of Rencwn Will Visit Omaha
to Compete for New Honors.
OTHER CITIES GIVE THEIR AID
First Tournament Comes to Omaha
and others May Bid for Succeed
Ine Seasons fOr the Honor OF
Acting as Host.

Omaha is to have the honor Of holding
a national tennis tournament this summer,
according to the decision of the United
states National Lawn Tennis association.
For some years Omaha has been a cen-
trail figure in tennis circles, but this year
is to have a national championship for
clay courts.
Western tennis men nave been combat
ting for some years Tor recognition as a
factor in tennis affairs and it remained
for the Omaha tennis men to fight their
way to the front and put Omaha and the
west on the tennis map of the country.
When the national association sanctioned
the clay court tennis championship for
Omaha at it's meeting Friday 1t simply
carried out the wishes OF the tennis men of
the entire west.
Two years ago the Omaha Field club
made formal application for the creating
as a fixture a national clay court cham
pionship to be held annually on the Field
club courts, but the fasteners have, until
this time, remained firm in their efforts to
keep control of the championships.
A year ago concerted action was started
by the tennis men Of the west to try to
force recognition at the hands Of the east
erners and now their efforts have been
crowned with success, VIII M. Wood OF
the Field club, DR.. p. B.. Hawk Of the
University of Illinois and Ralph Eber-
hardt of Cincinnati have been the prime
movers in this campaign to arouse q senti-
ment in favor of the clay courts. The
American Lawn Tennis" the official
organ OF the association, has been kept
full Of articles on clay courts until a senti-
ment was aroused which crystalized In
success.
Tennis as played on clay courts is a far
different game from that played on the
turf and the association has practically
created a new national championship and
given Omaha the honor of holding the first
meet. The winner of the Omaha tourna-
ment will have a national title, although
the turf championships will still be de-
cided at Newport.
The Omaha Field club. with its seven
splendid clay courts has a reputation
nation wide and every effort will be made
by the tennis men of the club to keep up
that reputation. When the tournament is
held in August it is expected that many
more prominent players will be here be
cause of the fact that the winner will have
a national title.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
HOPPE WINS BILLIARD MATCH
Boy B~iIIiardist Runs out Final Game
I'm Ten Innings.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 5-Wmie Hoppe last
night wen his 1,5O0-pOint match at 1872 balk
line billiards with Ora Morningstar by the
grand total score OF 1900 to 1.O32. Hopes
victory in running out his last block of
500 last night was the most decisive of any
of the three nights play. He did 1t in ten
I'M ings, while M~orningstar had only 225.
Hopes average for the three nights
play was 80, while Morningstar's was
2l 45-47.
Hopes marvellous playing was the fea-
ture OF the final play. He started off with
a tally of 1S, clicked off a 1S6 count I'm
hfs fifth inning and finished his string In
ten innings for an average OF fifty flat
for the evenings match. Morningstar in
nine innings totaled 225 for a twenty-five
average.
In the fifth inning the outcome of the
match was really decided, when Hoppe ran
off a brilliant 1856 score, the highest of the
match.
Score by innings:
Hoppe-l2S, p, o, 2s. 1856. /. "a. p. 60. "a
Total, 500. Average. 80. High runs ISL, 12S.
Grand total, 1900. Grend average, 30.
M~orningstar-19, s.. 0, l6. IS. IS, IS. 4. H..
Total, 226. Average, %. High runs. IS. I6.
Grand total, 1852. Grand average, q As AZ.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
DIsCOUNTMG JOHNSON pOF
Wise Ones seem tn Think COIOred
Man One Sure Bet.

Wise Ones Seem tn Think COIOred
Man One Sure Bet.
NEW YORK. Feb. Some who is IA
miliar with the ins and outs of prize fight
Ing says: During the last few weeks al
legged reports are coming in from pugilistc
experts all over the country predicting
what a tough proposition Johnson has on
his hands In trying 10 whip Jeffries. Com
bined with these reports about Jeffries'
hances are rumors that Johnson is dissl-
pating and will not be as strong as he
was when he whipped Burns and Ketchel.
! believe that all this is purely a dodge
on the part OF certain gamblers who fig
ure johnson a sure bet and are trying to
make Jeffries the ravorite in the betting.
Two pools OF 100000 each have already
been subscribed to. the money to be bet
on the negro, and these misleading re-
ports are being sent out so tina the gam
blers can get odds for their money. John
son is not dissipating. as report tells US.
II he takes one glass \of wine with his
meal the rumor has Il that he had to be
carried 10 his room,
1T is stilI a question whether Jeffrles can
get back to his former championship form.
He is meeting one Of the eleverest ring gen
erals that ever held a title. and this black
can hit hard enough 10 knock down JEFF
fries. which is more than can be said of
Fitzsimmons and Corbett, who hit Jeffries
often enough TO Win but did not have
enough power behind their blows"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
LOSE TO HAWkEYES
Clever Work Toward Close of Game
Brings Victory.
RESULT IS SCORE OF 80 TO ~
Iowa University Five Make Goals
SucceGsiveIy by Fine Passing
HyIand and Stewart Turn
the Trick,

AMES Ia, Feb. 5.-(Special Telegram.)-
Iowa university today defeated Ames in
basket ball, 30 to q. Ames had the best of
it until the last few moments of play,
when Iowa scored several successive goals
by Clever work. Brown of Ames was re-
tired on injuries. Weiss substituted and
did good work. Herbert had an arm
wrenched in the last few minutes of play,
which weakened Ames considerably. At
the end of the first half the score was 9
to 8.
Ames led off in the second half and it
looked like an easy victory until the last
few moments. The big center Teveltrup,
starred for Ames, Brown and Herbert also
did great playing. Hyland and Stewart
did the business for Iowa. The playing
was fast throughout and good fielding
predominated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
LINCOLN AND GARFIELD PLACED
Representatives of These schools Win
Poaitions I'm ATHLETIC Contest.

Lincoln and Garfield schools won places
In the final last night in the second eve
ming Of the athletic tournament at the
Young Mems Christian association gym
nasium at South Omaha. The schools
competing were lincoln. Garfield, West
Side, Corrigan and Jungmann. The records
made last night We're about on a par
with those of the first night, but were
raised a little on the broad jump. The
records of the first two nights will not
appear in the official scoring. The finals
Will be held tonight at the Exchange build
ing, where the crowd can be accommo-
dated. Last evening the crowd was ex-
tremely large and the small gymnasium
was crowded to such an extent that little
good work could be accomplished. In the
Exchange building there will be much
more room both for the spectators and for
the crowd. Ropes Will be stretched about
the pillars and the floor space required
for the contestants will be kept clear. The
four schools competing in the finals are
Lincoln, Garfield, Central and Brown Park.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Uniformity OF
game laws in the various states OF the
country, protection on non-game birds, pre-
ventioD OF pot hunting and restriction
OF the sale OF game, establishment OF state
game preserves and the organization Of
game warden service are the most i'm
pOrtant topics before the convention OF the
National Association OF Game Commits
sioners which began here today. The con-
Tention viii continue thre"sh NV.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
SOME FAST SQUASH CONTESTS
Good Matches Are Being Arranged by
the Racquet Club.

Squash men of the Omaha Racquet club
are negotiating with George A. Thorne Of
Chicago, treasurer of the Montgomery
Ward company and chairman OF he ten
mis- and racquet committee OF the Univer-
sity club Of Chicago, for some match team
games in Chicago next week. Several mem
beers OF the Racquet club will visit Chicago
to attend the automobile show and they
wish to Try their proves with the Chicago
for the team will be taken from these
players: Spike Kennedy, Ed Creighton,
MOsher COlpetzer, Robert Burns, l.. l..
Brinker
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Enlargement with Murphy.


The Tiger five meets the Stars, a picked
composed of some of the best basket
ball players In the Young Mems Christian
association, at the gymnasium tonight. The
Stars will be composed of Robson and
Lynn from the Crescent five, Burdick and
Werlich or the high school and Maggie and
mission will be charged this evening and
the game will be called promptly at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
wrestling at Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. b.-Yusiff Nah
mout, Turk and Charles kid" Cutters OF
Chicago win feature in a wrestling card
at Convention hall here on February IL
Raoul De Rouen, the Frenchman, and Pat
Connolly, who bills himself as the Irish
champion" will furnish the preliminary,
in an hour or forfeit all claim TO 4 share
Of the purse .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
BowIers Line Up for DetroIt.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 5.-Final prepara-
tons for the 1910 tournament OF the Ameri-
can Bowling congress-. which begins here
February Is, and ends March Is, are In full
swing. Already 400 five-men team entries
are assured. The prize money will reach
SOS, 900. said 20 be the largest In the history
OF the congress. The last date on which
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
AMERICANS INCREASE IN SIZE

Measurements show College Men
Larger Than Their
BOSTON. Feb. 5.-Measurements by sci
entists prove that the American college
athlete Of today is a much larger man
than his father was, and that he is con-
stantly growing. Mr., Sargent of Harvard
reports that the undergraduates of muscle
at the institution are an inch taller and
from four to five pounds heavier than
were the undergraduates of thirty years
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
JACK PENDRY GOES TO SPOKANE
Little Utility Man IL sold by Pa
ROurke for Cash,

Jack Pendry. utility man on the Omaha
team, goes to Spokane. For some time Pa
Rourke has been negotiating for the sale
of Pendry and a cash deal has finally been
fixed up with Spokane. Pendry came to
Omaha last year touted as q crack THIRD
baseman, but he failed TO make good at
that corner OF the diamond and Pa bought
Slugger all Scbipke from Washington to
cover the sack. Pendry was kept as utility
in and outfielder.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
High Priced Racer a Failure.

COTTON PLANT. Miss. Feb. 5-De
Mund, the race horse for which Paul j.
Rainey Of New York paid t5,OO as a Ryear-
old, as a 4-year-old has been disposed OF
for a mere trifle." Il is said, to Roy
Rainey. Although giving promise at the
time he entered the Ramey stables OF ae-
oomplishing much on the turf. De Mund
has failed and will be shipped TO the
Rainey farm In Virginia. The amount OF
the purchase price was not given.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
ono DecisIonn I'D Mnwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. mike (TwIn) Sui
ltvan OF Boston and Jimmy Clabby OF Mil
yankee. welterweights. fought a ten-round
mo decision" bout before the National
Athletic club Of Milwaukee tonight. Both
men finished strong and the newspaper
men decided the contest a draw.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NEWS
President ~ChivingtOn Con-
tracts and Releases.

tracts and Releases.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.--Presldent T. M. Chiv-
ington of the American association, an
releases:
Contracts-With indianapolis, Leroy W.
Gray; Louisville, w. Callahan, e. Richter,
+. A. Donald, K. White. j. r. Bushelman,
Q. l. Baber, p. ]. Casey, John Baker. G.
s. Higinbotham, II. c. Peitz, o. Woodruff;
Milwaukee, G. McShane. WI. Ludwig, G.
r. Short, @. E, Sohaus. J.. Manske. q.
McGlynn, T. J. Dougherty, II. Clark, Q.
Robinson, b. Mccormack, j. G. Barry, N.
j. Randall, j. E. Barrett. +. Il. Showers.
Releases-By Toledo 20 Portland, Ore,
Fisher; to Nashville. NJ. Lynch; to Canton.
Spencer and Collins; TO Canton. uncondi-
tional. e.. Donovan; by Milwaukee, 20 Day
ton, o., &. Wacker; by Louisville TO Co
lumbus, r.. Packard: by Kansas City to
Vernon, Cal, X. p. Brashear and w. @.
Carlisle; by Minneapolis TO Racine, Wis,
Green Bay, Wis. Erickson; bY ST. Paul 10
Pittsburg, John Flynn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
ROLLER and Ordeman Matched.

SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. 5.-Dr. h.. r..
Roller and Henry Ordeman Of Minneapolis
have been matched TO wrestle IN this city
next Wednesday. Roller will leave the
Jeffries party az Butte Sunday night and
return 20 Sestt'-