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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
SlS,CLyR LEtetE CERTAIN
Grand Island Meeting Last Night
Results in Formation.
FORFEIT 70 COMPLETE SEASON
Meeting Scheduled for Hastings Mon
day 20 OrEsniEsAsaisry Limit
$500 r,{eTys Men 10 the
Team.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Feb. 10.-(Special
TeleRramD-DeleRates from Fremont, Sew
ard! Hastings, SuperioE, Red Cloud and
Grand Island perfected 4 temporary organ
izatlon OF a statelleague' OF base ball teams
in this city Iast night aud at midnight ad-
tourned to meet ~ Hastings Monday even
ing next to adopt the constitution and by
laws. which w be Drafted In this city
tomorrow by a special committee consisting
Of the Messrs Palmer Of Fremont, Nor
gan Of Seward ana sslvers OF Grand Is
land.
Temporary .Organlzation was perfected by
the election ef J,SL gCIeary as chairman
and A. F.. Bueehler as Secretary. President
Rourke OF the ohbaBa team was present
and aided very materially in framing up
the outline for the organization. The meet
ing passed upon various propositions as an
aid to the constitution committee tomorrow
Bond 10 Finish season.
Al Of the six towns pamed made tmsl
application to, a state league and D. tenn
porary secretary was Instructed to Immed-
lately ~compnunicate With Secretary Farrell
OF the Natlonai Association of Base Ball
leagues for protection Of the territory cal.
culated to be embraced in the Nebraska
league until formal application could be
biuhN4 II wa uENldANu AAC 'AAo "a NNN
meeting that each. club put up a cash bond
of $500 that Il wnE play out the season;
that for the general league expenses after
organization Is perfected, Assessments be
made by the board of directors; that for
immediate expenses each club pay S5 to
the treasurer to be elected at the next
meeting; that the salary limit Of each team,
including manager shall be $500 and that
after the first two weeks Of playing no
team shall carry more than twelve men.
exclusive of manager,
Division OF Receipts.
Visiting and home teams shall nave an
equal division OF the general admission, the
home team resGryinSr srandstsnd receipts
and It was decided that no general admis-
sion be less than IS cents and that the
visiting team be guaranteed $50 per game
played, the matter Of playing a game as
to rainy weather or wet ground being left
temporarily with the home team.
Four Of the six towns represented in
formally declared their choice for president
Of the league to be Henry SEWERS Of this
city on motion Of Mr.. Bastine of Hastings.
Manager Rourke has consented to remain
over tomorrow TO assist the constitution
committee. The temporary officers were
instructed to invite any further cities tina
show an interest to attend the meeting at
Hastings, Monday night. 1t is proposed
to have a schedule OF about 100 games for
each club. r4.
A schedule committee Will, be appointed
at the Hastings meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
swITCHMEN VOTE TO STRIKE
Employees OF Eighteen Chicago Roads
submit Ultimatum Today.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-By a reported vote
of 3,ON TO 81 switchmen members Of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of
eighteen Chicago railroads decided in ia
vor of a strike. The vote was announced
yesterday by F. A. whitney, vice president
of the switchmen's union. !.
At a recent conference between repreS
sentatives Of the union and general man
ayers Of the roads an increase in wages
was refused. The railroads made certain
concessions in the working rules and Of
fered to submit the wage question to arbi-
tration under the Erdman law. The switch
men say that they do not wish arbitration,
but It Is believed by the railroads the ques-
ton win be settled by that method and
that there will be no strike.
The question whether the men WIN strike
or not probably will be settled tomorrow
at IL a. m, when representatives of the
brotherhood are to give an ultimatum to
the railroad managers! The railroad Off
Gals were said to be planning to telegraph
to Interstate Commerce q Commissioner
Knapp and Labor Commissioner NELL to
come here in q mediRtory capacity, but
as the labor men have not Joined in such
a request it was not believed they would
come. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
FRATERNITY ATHLETEs' CONTEST
sever of Eleven at University of
Nebraska to Compete.

LINCOLN, Feb. 11.-(Special 1.-THE fra
terntty athletes Of the University of Ne
braska are billed to stage their annual in
door meet at the gymnasium Friday even
ing. This will be the second of the win
ter's indoor contests and the winners of
tlrst and second points in each event will
pc pitted against the n"onfraternity crew
for the championship of the university on
charter day next week.
Seven of the elevent fraternnities of the
university have entered teams for these
games. More than usual interest is being
taken in the meet, ana practically all the
seats for the event have been sold. Par
tisans of the various Greek societies are
making the games a society event and the
armory Will be rowde with co-eds and
their attendants.
The contest for first place is thought to
rest between Alpha Theta Chi and Delta
Epsilon. Alpha Theta Oh now holds the
shield for the last two seasons and hopes
to win this year and thus gain permanent
possession of the emblem.
In addition to the regular track and
field events there Win be a relay race
of a majority of the relay races in past
years, is thought to be out of the running
for first place, and the leading honors are
conceded to rest between Delta Epsilon
and Alpha Theta Chi, with the latter team
the f%avorite in the betting.
with the winning of the first basket
ball game of the trip at Drake last night
the. Cornhusker basket ball five placed it.
self another Notch nearer the Missouri
Valley, championship. The score was so
close, however, hat it is practically GER
tain the Cornhuskers are not playing fast
enough ball to win from Ames Friday and
Saturday. When Drake was here two
weeks ago the Nebraska five doubled the
score on them. Last night the difference
in points was only stwo field goals. This
fact shows that the ~Cornhuskers have
weakened,
Ames, however. is not so strong as it
was a few weeks ago. Brown, brilliant
forward, broke a hand in the game with
Iowa Saturday and will be out of the
games for the rest OF the season. The
Aggies have several good substitutes for
Brown, though, and they will not be
handicapped to the extent that the Corn
huskers are with Wood and IngersoT on
the Ineligible list.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

Bob Manley Of the Brandeis Store boys
has always borne a spotless reputation
when 1t comes to paying all bets, but he
surely backed away from one last night.
At the head of a crowd OF shooters he
wagered Delaney that they could skin any
other five sharks he could pick up among
the Brandeis crowd. He lost and nobody
could find him after the game. but as the
wager included sales that are legalized be-
fore 8 o'clock it might be that he will
show up today and deliver the goods.
The scores made were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
Now League for Iowa.

MUSCATINE,, la, Feb. O-(Special.) -
Iowa is to be Invaded by another base ball
league known as the Northern association.
Muscatine and Clinton have already
been awarded a franchise in the new or
ganization and Cedar Rapids is hopeful Of
landing "a berth; Seven good towns have
already been selected as members, Jack
sonville2' Decatur. Joliet, Elgin, Clinton,
FreepoTt, and Muscatine. Sterling and La
sale are also after franchises,
S1,G00 salary limit and will rank with the
Three-I league. One ahundefd and forty
eeaan are % oe Pnayed aha tne season WI WI
%. The total population OF the seven
towns now entered will exceed 235, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
Changes for Grinneu Game.

IOWA CITY. Ia. Feb. i0-(Special)-
Iowa's basket ball team will be completely
changed In the game against Grinneil next
Friday evening, the second clash Of the
two flyes in the state championship strug-
gle, Murphy viii probably be shifted to
center to guard the dangerous Ziegler.
Ryden and sallandar will play the for
wards, and Captain Stewart and Thomas
will be the guards, For the last two even
ings the basket ball practice has been
'%'peppless' because Of the loss OF Hyland
and West and the small prospects OF de-
featlng Grinnell next Friday on the Grin
nell floor. Only a small squad has reported
for the evening workouts. Yesterday aft
ernoon 1t was reported that a close lnvesti-
suit in his being declared eligible. He car
ried extra hours OF work last year, which
may result in his fulfilling the letter Of
the rules. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
Hoppe Defeats MOrninRstnr.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb, 10. = willie
Hoppe defeated Ora Morningstar twice
here yesterday at 1872 balk line billiards. In
the afternoon the score was 800 to 242.
Hopes hlsh run was SO and Morningstar's
Al. In the evening Hoppe won a 400 point
game, lie vas ina run OF 1888 when the
400th button was cOuuted. so no continued
until the, hlss. making 44 to Morningstar's
106. Hoppe had az second high run OF SO
and M~orningstar's high run was Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
Nebraska Takes
Game from Drake
Extra Time Of Play Required at Des
Moines to Decide Merits of
Two Quintets.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Feb. 10.-(special Tel
e~gram)-Drake and Nebraska INDUCED in
we extra five-minute sessions in their game
here last night before the Cornhuskers re-
turned winners, 20 to 16, At the end OF
forty minutes each team had fourteen
points. Five minutes gave each sixteen.
but in the final five Nebraska added four
points for victory. Fouls were few and
none Of them resulted in scores, Lineup:
BRAKE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
stmDIe remedy for LarrtDpe.

Lsgrippe coughs are dangerous. as they
frequently develop into pneumonia Foieys
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough.
nut heals and strengthens the lungs 80 that
no serious results need be feared. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in a yellow pack.
age. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

When the squash ball team from the
Omaha Racquet club goes to Chicago for
games Friday and saturday evening with
the omahans will meet some worthy OPP
ponents. u"
A list of six of the players who will meet
comprises the following well-know squash
ers:
C.. G. Osborne, M. IT,! Newhall, J.. c,
Joseph Belden. .,aThese are recognized as.
some of the best III Chicago and the Omaha
contingent is fi~gRJftsiRton a hard battle. '"'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

more fully recognized by many Of the pro
fessors. II was reported late last evening
that the conferences had resulted in the
In The French department and that he
would be eligible for the track team after
n special examination.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
YORK ANpso. u. S. FIvEs TO MEET
Two Good haskell Ban Games ne
Y. NJ. G. A. Tnmnrrnn Nlnhl.

Y. VI. G. A.. Tomorrow Night.
Omaha High school and York High school
will meet In basket ball tomorrow evening
at the Young Mems Christian association
tymnanium. The Young Mems Christian
university will contest a preliminary game.
Omaha High school has lost only one
game this season and II expects to take
the history OF the school and q merry fight
will take place.
and last Friday defeatsd a quintet from
Malvern which Is one of the best basket
ball teams in Iowa. The Cotner team has
a splendid record so tar this season.
The Omaha lineup will be as follows:
Right forward, Captain Burdick; left for
ward. Dodds; center, Finley; left guard,
iir cup will be-: Right forward Weissen;
left Forward, Cohen; center, Wilson; left
guard, Harris; right guard. Griffith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
Pneumonia Foiiuwn a Cola.

but never follows the use of Foley's Honey
and Tar. which stops the cough, heals tho
lungs and expels tns cold from your system
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

The Omaha Bicycle Co. are on the top
round OF the ladder. They did this last
night on the Metropolitan alleys by taking
three games from the fast Glendales. The
Glendales bowledi some fine %tenpins. but
could not head off the Bikes, carp took
oil honors for the Bikes with 622 total and
24T for single game, while Godenschwager,
the black cat hunter, had high honors for
the Glendales with 54 total and 26 for
single game. Tonight the Monte Christos
and Brodegaard Crowns. Scores:
MAIL nTrUrT Il rn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

Field goals: Simonds. o.; Meyer. 10; Nc
Candless, 2: Swan, 8; McLsin, 1; Toole, 2
Foul throws: Meyer. IL out of 49,; Toole
8 out of ~. Refereet sham.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
KEARNEY LEFT FAR BEHIND
wesleyan Team Defeats the Nor
malites So to II. a

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. ~10-(Special Tele-
~gram.)-The Wesleyan basket ball five ran
away from the team representing Kearney
Normal last night by a score of 60 to IL.
Slmonds, Meyer and McCandless did good
work for Wesleyan Stryker and Toole
were the best In the Normal five. Lineup:
WESLEYAN. 1850 s. ~' KEARNEY.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
GOSSIP OF THE BOWLERS
Hard Luck Robs Glendsles of Game
They Should Have Won.
MAUIEY LOSES TO HIS PALS
stryker Finally strikes Out-BiE
scores Are Made I'm Commercial
and Cellar by some
of the Cracks

The Glendales bowled good enough scores
to win two out Of three games from almost
any team wednesday night, but were sim
ply up against It with the Bikes. In the
first game, which they lost by nine pins
after shooting 1.Ol7, they a twenty-four
strikes and picked UP most Of their spares,
Klauck drawing splits in the ninth and
tenth frame is what put it over on the
Glendales. The Bikes were also shooting
some. making twenty-three strikes in their
game and having less errors than their OPP
ponents. A total Of 1889 is enough to win
three straight any time.
Three member OF the Bikes shot over 600
In their series just to show how easy It can
be done. 1t will be some time before these
fellows can be taken out Of first place.
Rlauck started his second game with a
split and then picked up nine straight
spares. When 1t comes to picking them up
leave It to big John.
Solomon had his reverse ball working
fine. The King has the best reverse of any
Omaha bowler.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

In the absence OF their captain. Mr..
Lahecka, the Derby Wooden Mills won
three games from the Hussie's Acorns last
had all high honors for the evening with
200 for single game and $50 for totals. To-
night Excelslors and West Sides Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
south Omaha BowIerS.


The Gopher won three straight games
from Cllkin's Cubs last night. The scores
made were pretty high average In the
league. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

Think of it, Strike Stryker'' finally
struck out. After a trail lasting for two
weeks he finally accomplished the trick
last night at the stroke of twelve,
Some very high scores were bowled yes
terday in the Commercial and Cellar
Leagues Merry-go-rounds.
Pruyn, the Schuyler bowling wonder. was
paired with Godenschwager and went into
the lead in the commercial contest with a
total of 1926. The score:
Pruyn 21S 265 "A 77
Godenschwager ........224 1876 200 69
Total
All four places in the contest are held
by !, 200 scores or better.
Pruyn and Godenschwager. .............1,32 6
Drinkwater and johnson. 1,26
Martin and Godenschwager....".."....l2e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

Reynolds and Rice, who claim to be the
best double shooters Of any Of the news
paper men in the city, walloped The Bee
sharks, Patterson and Matthes, last night.
winning four out of five games by these
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

Martin and Balzer. ..........-..."."".1m
In the Cellar league. Bill Schneider went
crazy and made sS4 In his series with Kid
Bowers, now leading the cellar contest by
nearly 900 pins. The scores:
Schneider ...sa...t..f.t 91 2f6 21 64
Bowers .'..f'.....,.s',lS 30 100 ooi
-
Total ..o.a.... .1,251
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11

The Beselin Mixers, with Bill Schneider
Herman Besein, Fl. Cole, Dick schneider
and j. Dworak shooting, will play the stell-
ings Cracker Jacks of South Omaha on the
Tucker alleys in that city Sunday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-11
Omahans VIII Find stiff Game Await
ing Them in -ChicnRn.

SQUASH TEAM MUST PLAY UP
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-30
BEAUMONT.

On Thursday last Mrs. j. ID. Gordon
gave a progressive luncheon, compli-
mentary to her sister, Miss Lille
Klein, Mrs. Mayer and daughter of
Itasca. Ten courses were served.
Mrs. Gordon presented each guest
orees, silver chatelaines. Mrs,
Nathan f. Roos is enjoying the pleas
ure of a visit from her sister, Miss
Louise Irlinsky of Nashville. Many
social attention are being shown the
young lady Miss Julia Tame,
baum is home after a years study in
music at ST. Louis Conserya-
tory. *fMiss Rosalie Mosthner will
return to New York early in August
to resume her work in vocal, under
Carl Sanger. y, Mrs. Nathan f,
NCOo lGnuSlSu MIS- a. hty Sl VI w aNO
with bridge party on Wednesday.
Cut flowers and ferns were in promi-
Eence all over her apartments, which
needs very little inside decorations to
add to the very elegant furnishings,
Mesdames Brown, Frinkey, Moke
Roos, Jr,, Irlinsky, II. Gordon, Jake
Gordon, If. Duetschner, were the in
vited guests. Mrs, Roog gave mono
gram stationery as prizes. Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry Deutschner left for
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-30

New Orleans and points in Louisi-
ana. Mrs. Joe lrlinsky is spend
ing few weeks in Hempsted with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schwarz.
n Mr.. Sam lrlinsky leaves Thurs
day for Detroit. as delegate to the
Elks convention. Mr.. Henry
Roos is away from vacation in New
York and other cities.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-30
Mr.. AND MRS. SLESlNGER Gle
BRATE THEIR SILVER WE'D
DING.

Tuesday evening the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Slesinger, on Barron
street, was thrown open to their
friends, who called to congratulate
them upon their silver anniversary.
The rooms had been beautifully
decorated in green and silver, over
the doorways green and silver leaves
were artisticlly arranged, palms and
ferns were used throughout the house,
and in one corner of the parlor bow
er of palms had been formed. sill
Yer arch spanned It and the dates 1885,
1910 in silver letters gave intimation
of the event this happy couple were
celebrating.
Miss Gussie Landman welcomed
the guests, who were then received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Slesinger, who stood
in the beautiful bower of palms pre-
viously mentioned In the punch
-oor 5es Rachel Strauss and Elise
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-30
FORT WORTH.


The Sons and Daughters of Zion
held their picnic Sunday at Hermans
Park, and entertained large crowd.
other enjoyments and at night music
and dancing till a late hour. The pic
mic was a success in every depart
ment, which is always the case at any
affair given by this thriving society.
These outdoor picnics are held once
a month by the Sons and Daughters of
Xion Il Dr.. Chas. Blumenthal left
last week for the convention in Pitts
burg MIR. A. Solzberg left Sunday for
the same place. " Miss Eta Gil
bert spent the day in FIT Worth Sun
day, but left on a late car for Dallas,
which is now her home, She will
leave Dallas in a few days for a long
vacation at Mineral Wells. Miss
Ray Dan left last week en- her vaca-
ton She goes to Memphis, Tenn,
from here to attend her sister-in-law's
wedding, after which she will visit
Chicago, New York and several other
Eastern cities. Il Mr. Louis Karch-
am of Dallas spend several days last
week in this city and has made him
self a popular young man in FIT
WORTH Mr.. Dave Cotton is back
from his vacation and looks like he
has had a good time. Mr. and
Mrs. Ginsburg announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Fannie,
to Mr.. larry Katz They will be
married on August 21, 1910. a
hay-ride was given last Thursday
night the crowd going to Lake Como,
distance of six miles. On the moon
night could be seen the following
young folks: Messrs, Harry Lansky,
Harry Rather, Harry Rosenthal, Jake
Katz, Sam Rays, Louis Dan, Archie
Solsberg, Sol. Rosenthal Sol. Gilbert
Geo. Ginsburg, Sol. Blackman, Morris
Klein, Misses Carrie Mandel, Bertha
Joseph, Coplin, Rubenstein, Sanders,
FIrshberg, Tobolosky, Colin, Mr., and
Mrs. Leon Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. l."
Shamblum. Miss Reba Gilbert
left for Mineral Wells and when last
heard from was having a most enjoy
able time. Il A hay-ride party was
given by Mr.. Joseph S, Art last Tues
day night in honor of Miss Jennette
Rosenberg, of Sherman, who is visit
ing relatives here A large attendance
accompanied the party, which was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. II, b.
Wolfson, and very enjoyable even
ing was spent The following guests
were in attendance; Mrs. Jack Levy of
Galveston, Miss Celia Heyman of
Gainesville. Pauline Heinz, Flora Welt
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-30
WACO.

Bridge on Tuesday in honor of Misses
Essie Gabert and Clara Lowenstein,
who have recently announced their
engagements. The lovely favors were
won by Misses Lena Freeman, Bertha
Cohen and Hannah Suhler. During
the game minis and candies were
served, while at it's conclusion two
courses Of dainties were enjoyed by
the following guests: Misses Essie
Gabert, Clara Lowenstein, ANNA Lip
pard, T1nille Blair, Rose Friedlander,
Gertrude Applebaum (Houston), Flora
Lipps'as-"L ottie Naman, Goldie Hart,
Sadie I"riedlander, Mabel Robinson,
Hang b suhler, Lillian Efrom, Jennie
No ruth Oliver, Bertha Cohen,
Lena freedman Hannah Friedman,
Nest es Joe Levy (Marlin), Louis
Hart, oscar Rogers. X Mrs. l.
Block has recovered sufficiently from
her recent illness, as to receive her
friends. Mr.. Leon Wolff, Of Biz
mingham, England, while touring The
United States, is visiting all cities Of
interest, is here the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Joel Robinson. Miss Edith
Adelman won the class medal at Miss
Wallace's recital, and Misses Ruby
Bolger and Clara Bruyede tied for the
second prize. Miss Wallace's pupils
have evinced such interest in their
work this season, and their recital
marks the completion of profitable
year in music. i Miss Hildegarde
Fisher of Houston is the guest of Mrs.
B. Alexander. AS guests Of Miss
Rachel Strauss the Girls Bridge play
ed a delightful game this week with
Misses Elise Haber and Gussie Land
man winning the souvenirs Two Ia
bles of players were assembled for the
game and Misses Rosalie and Flor
ence Hirshberg Of Houston and Miss
Hildegarde Fisher were the guests
other than the members who enjoyed
Miss Strauss hospitality. Dainty re-
freshments were served after the
game.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-30

Haber served delicious punch from a
crystal bowl encircled with white
sweet peas and ferns. The same flow
ers were used on the refreshment ia
BILE in the dining room, where on
rich cluny cloth, glittering with silver
carried out the silver and green idea.
Silver candelabra mounted with green
candles were used in the dining room,
where mammonth Shasta daisies form
ed the mantel decoration Miss Ce-
cile Strauss led the way into the re-
freshment room, where Misses Goldie
Rosenthal and Bertha Cohen served
the nuts, minis, candies and margu-
critics.
Miss Amelia Levine invited the
guests to the lawn, where green and
white brick cream and angels food
iced in green formed the refreshments.
The lawn was set with tables deco
rated with lovely flowers and num-
bers of Japanese lanterns Illuminated
the scene. While eating the delicious
refreshments served by Misses Annie
Lippard Goldie Hart, and Helen Glen
bush, the guests enjoyed listening to
the music which a stlinged orchestra
contributed.
Many elegant gifts in silver were
sent Mr.. and Mrs. Slesinger as tok-
ems of the esteem in which they are
held, and letters and kilograms from
friends N a number of states were re-
ceived, among them one from Miss
Landman, who is at present in Mon
tana. Al contained the heartiest con-
gratulations. Indeed, the entire even
ing was one of Fluctuations and best
wishes for this couple and many add
ed the wish that they should be pres
Cnt at their golden wedding.