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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
DBUMMERs READY TO REPORT
First Exhibition Game at st. Joe
March 30.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March 5.-(special)-
VIII the close OF the present week every
member OF the "DrummeTs' squad will
have received his transportation to st.
Joseph and before many additional days
pass local Western league fans will see
twenty-five players in uniform going
ton for the first exhibition game on March
~ Two workouts daily, At 8 a. m and
z p. m, VIII be Manager Jack Hollands
program from the time the first candidate
appears on the diamond until the fans
nave their first opportunity OF seeing the
'DrummCrs' in action. Exhibitions with
the Chicago Americans, st. Paul American
association team, Hannibal of the Central
association and other teams are on the
docket.
For the first week strenuous practice
viii be the principal ambition Of Manager
Holland. Many Of the new men VIII be
pitted against each other and their show
inEs In various positions will determine
Which shall have the honor OF holding his
place IN the initial games.
Manager Holland on Sunday kept open
Eouse at League park, where improvements
been practically concluded. Fair
weather brought out an enormous number
OF enthusiastic fans In fact tne stusct car
people had considerable trouble 9ffurding
accommodations for its patrons. Holland
USED every ~endCavor 10 meet all comefs
ana was shoWered with congratulations ut
ms abillty to get together such a bunch-Of
matt rial with which to open the season.
The stands have been rebuilt and additions
made and a double tier Of boxes provided.
- ~ bNAAN ~ iNaNS lENNlN tI
Careful attention and to everyone appeared
to be in excellent 81 ape.
There are now tWenty-f five names on Hul.
lands Drummer" roster. six of this
number were purchased outright, shea.
Crimson, Powell. Watson. Bauer and Jones.
The 81. Joseph contingent is composed of:
lnfielders-Ray kenzel, Elmer Locke, Roy
CoThan, Fred Clarke, G. T. Dickey, II. $.
Martin Andrew Mcneil and w. r. Jones.
Outficlders-krank Foutz, Jake Bauer.
Powell, Harry McChesncy and Harry
McLear. -
Pitchers.,.Ray Black, II. c. Watson.
lanes Swift, J. Locke. Joe Galgano. David
Ntnca and 'WinnebagO' Johnson.
Catchers-Jack Shea, Tom Gaffney. D. w.
Meier, Robert Williams and Roland Wolfe.
All OF the above named are to report In
-. Joseph on March "A and every one ~
the squad has replied that he win be on
me local diamond on the date specified.
although Holland is confident that No
viii have a squad of pennant contenders
IN The field on April "a, when Dos Moinop
races the infants of the league I'm the
seasons initial game, he is still in the
market for men who would strengthen the
and say he will not hesitate
TO bid strong for available seasoned men
and VIII not deny any likely Appearing
youngster an opportunity for a try out.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
coRNHUsKERs GET MEN TwIRLER
Percy Adams VIII he Eligible to
Base Bali in h Spring. .


LINCOLN. March 15.-(Special)-Jov
Ielgns IN. the Cornhusker' base ball camp
e0Gay because of the announcement this
Percy Adams, rcack pitcher, would be ellse
lole Tor varsity base ball this spring. over
q month ago Dr.. Clapp gave out word that
Played ball at the Peru Normal school h,
lyOo and that statement, was taken as
ssotIng the q%eustion of the eligibility OF
Coach Carroll for some time has had an.
idea that some mistake had been made
spogt the rating of Peru college, and he
!ist o., schools placed under a ban" by
the Missouri valley conference and Il. was
discovered that Peru was, not one Of these.
According to the rules Of the Missouri
valley conference certain minor colleges In
each OF the wetsern states are looked upon
81 egual IN rank with. the big Seven.
schools so far as eligibility and participa-
uon IN intercollegiate athletics are con
cerned. For example, II a man takes part
IN athletics at Doane or Wesleyan for one
year ana then comes to Nebraska he. must
remain at this school for an entire wear
Detore he can participate in Cornhusker
athletics, and then he is allowed only two
years OF participation at this school. II
he, plays two years at one of the minor
schools, he is allowed only one year at
Nebraska; If he plays three. he is allowed
none. at the Cornhusker school.
In the spring of 1904 Adams was the
leading tWirler OF the ~Cornhusker pitch
In gstaff. In that season the Nebraska
team was one Of the best in the west and
on It's eastern trip It defeated such teams
as Notre Dame and Illinois, two OF the
fastest college mines In the country. The
addition of Adams to the Cornhusker staff
VIII practically assure the local school of
a winning base ball aggregation.
Ben X. C~herrington, who was yesterday
elected coach of the track team, announced
today that he would accept the position.
His election is popular with the students
and track candidates.. Practically all the
track men signed "a petition 10 have him
selected for the position.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
show OFT TRIBE Tie.

The Omaha Young Mems Christian asso-
on "Wednesday OF this week the shoot OFF
OF the triple tie between University Of
rows. WAshlngtos college and Columbia,
VIII nke place to decide the national
intercollegiate championship rifle team,
Lhat Iowa has q good chance to win is
SHOWN by the comment Of The Arms and
me Man Ths real contest lies between
Iowa and Washington, with both schools
hsyufg an even chance for the title
Next week the intercollegiate meet is
scasduleo This Is the really big shoot Of
the veal according 70 C0mmandant Nor
ton @ mumna. SomR strong schools
which are not in the IntercollegiRte LEAGUE
finished this week will be entered In this
second competition. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
MILITARY PRECISION AT THE
BIG INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET
rigid Observance Of TnnuaI VIII
Characterize che M-aneuverr at
the Auditorium.

Military precision viii be a necessity at
the big indoor meet at the Auditorium
April 1, because Of the large number Of
events and the large number OF entries
for each event. The meet viii be run off
Tor IN benefit Of the spectators and no
waits OF any kline will be contenanced All
the athletes will a to be ready at least
one event ahead. so that when the bugle
sounds they will be able to rush out OF
their places.
Announcement is made that James f.
Sullivan, the most prominent man in ANA
teus athletics today will be marshall Of the
meet. This lnsures the patrons the usmost
order and precision. Mr.. Sullivan is a
members Of the executive committee OF the
American Athletic union.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Tng Dny for Bnre nnII.

LAKE CITY, Ia. March 15.-(Special.)-
Tag day" Yesterday was entirely success
fuI and quite IA large sum Of money was
secured for the benefit of the Lake City
professional base ball team for the present
season. About $50 was secured by the
committee Of girlss
About N.OQ has been subscribed for in
shares of stock IN the base ball associ-
alton, and the local sports and business
men are giving the movement to provide
the. city with a champion team this sum
mer, substantial support. Harry Dodge,
manager, reports that he will arrive in
town within a few weeks to try out the
men. for their respective positions during
tho. season. ~,g
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Flve-man teams
AMONG The LOCAL BoWLERs
Omaha bicycle Company Takes Two
g. Games from Gains
Colts.

The Omaha Bicycle company took two
games from the Gains Colts last night on
the Metropolitan alleys. Captain Cain and
his colts were too fast for the Bikes in the
next two. Johnson took all honors for
Coils with 23 single and sol total; while
ZarE took all honors for the Bikes with
2l2 single and 621 total. Tonight the Brode-
gard Crowns and st, James will play.
Score. ' ,. -. n ['
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Bowling Gossip

OMAHA LEAGUE.

OMAHA LEAGUE.
Wednesday-No game.
Observation-Disclosures against Metz Bros.
Friday-Omaha BEDDING company against
HOspg mpa
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Wednesday Loch's Willow Springs
against O'Brien's Monte Christos.
Thursday-DrCibus Candy co. against
GlendRlcs.
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
WedntSday-Sunkist against Daily News.
Thursday-HNcelsiors against Tracy's Te-
Be-Ce.
Friday-Bungalows against Hollys.
BOOSTER J TAGUE.
Wednesday-PostponC game.
Thursday-People's Store against Union
Pacific.
Friday-West Sides against Cudahys.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.
Wednesday-On The Square against Q
NJ. -. ~
Thursday-Gate city against Rangers.
Friday-Omahu Gas co. against Ramos.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

IOWA CITY. Ia, March l5.-(Special)-
cia5ioi. yigers we're fira'lv successful in
booking the fast Shenandoah. la. Company
p Basket Ball team for the final home
game OF this scasru, Thursday. at the
Young Mons Christian association gym
naslum. With this game played the Tigers
Will close the most successful seasons they
have had. Win a ' two-years' Of strlght
victories to their credit they claim the
Championship ct the. middle west. The
Company f team. from Iowa, nave played
some Of the Fastest basket ball teams OF
Iowa and has a string Of victories to, its
credit. The Young Mems Christian assoc
citation Crescent five will play the South
Omaha High school a return game the
same night. .,.- ... ..r .#
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
NIcEachron Made Captntn,

GRINNELL, Ia, March l5.-(Special)-
Paul McERehron OF Waterloo, Ia, has
been elected captain Of the Grinneli col
was the unanimous choice, being popuIsr
VIII players end also one OF the most
popSieF students in the college. He is
arinneIl VIM have a strong five naxt
wear, though several players win be miss
ms, Including Captain Carney. Zelgler and
Iurner. Those h are left are Captain
elect McEachron, b. j. Carney sbinstrofn
SUITS Arthur Hammond, and among the
new men are Stafford. a former Iowa
Wesleyan star, Cooper, Swan, Compton
and Cole, TFT
Grinnell has decided TO adopt the present
FORM OF soccer as n class game. An inter
CLASS league viii be started next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Jack JohnsoHst ErI6I Advanced.

NEW YORK MarcR 15.-March 90 was set
today as"the date'sfon the trial OF Jack
Johnson, the negro ,pugilist, on a charge
Of assault In the second degree. Counsel
for the negro conferred with District At
torney Whitman andSpointed out tina in
the ordinary rHp ,pfbPQsipess the case would
interfere with the fighters training, Judge
Mulaueen SIagfeedH 10 the advancement
Johnson is a2epsedsrof attacking another
negro in a saloon i9H9e is now in Milwau7
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
DR.. ROLLER Throwr De Rouen.

DIES MONIES, March 15,-DT. Roller won
the wrestling match from Raoul DeROuen
at the auditorium last night. The first fall
came after twenty-siX minutes and four
seconds strenuous wrestling, and the second
fall at the end Of twenty-four minutes. The
match will have IN important bearing on
the coming contest with Jess Westergard Of
Des Moines. The winner of the latter
match will probably meet Gotch.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Shennndnnh Mcetn Tircrn.

Shenandoah viii send it's basket ball
team to Omaha Thursday night for a game
tian association. Up to present neither the
Omaha team or Company Il from Shenan-
has been defeated and a hot light is
expected, The record of Company f. in
cludes Tabor college, Ottumwa Young Mems
Christian association, Clarinda, Omaha
Crescents and Omaha. Commercial college.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

YORK, Neb., March 15.-CSpeciaLEPres
ident Alfred Is. Christian OF the York
Commercial club has written base bali
managers OF teams at Fairmont. Aurora,
Exeter. Geneva, Sutton and Dorchester
that a tri-county base ball
league be organized.
Base ball enthusiasts believe that out OF
the many good players I'm York a good
team can be organized. and that a tri-
county league would be nicely supported.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
PnuIhan Di.suested WIN AmerIca.

NEW YORK = March i5.-"I am ready to
leave and glad to leave this country de-
clared Louis Paulhan, the aviator. today
IN reiterating his declaration that he had
made his last flight in America and would
return TO France by the first. steamer,
Paulhan is Disguised with patent infringe
suits. FaulhaH packed up his ma
chimes and prepared to leave despite every
effort which his manage made to induce
him to stay and complete his contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Minesotn-Iown Freshmen.

IOWA CITY, Ia, March 15,-CSpecial)-
Word has been received here that the Uni
yersity of Minnesota has accepted the chal-
lenge of the HawkeyCs to a dual meet
between the freshmen track teams. 1t is
the wish of Manager Martin II. Smith of
the University Of Iowa that the meet
be held on Iowa field May q.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Midget CoDtniD nj Ames.

AMES, Ia, March b.-(SpeciaI)-Clark
Mosher.. the midget guard. has been. elected
captain 81 the Ames basket ball team for
next year. He weighs slightly over 100
pounds. .-a-- -.-
Ames will have satgood team next year,
as only one mar win be lost. Herbert, for
ward. Plenty of good material is found I'm
the freshmen class and Brown, ay,star Of
the first year men will make a strong bid
for a position.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Mans Mnpner WIl1 sIgn

PITTSBURG, March 15.-While there
never has been any doubt that Hans Wag-
ner would play with the Ptttsburg team, a
sigh OF, relief went up from the fans yester-
day when II was announced that the big
shortstop had agreed to terms and would
sign his contract Friday. Wagner will not
go to West Baden with the team, but will
join at st. Louis for the southern trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Riley Coach for East Des Moines.

IOWA CITY, Ia, March 15.-(Speoial1-
VIII Riley, formerly star distance runner
for the University of Iowa and now a
practicing attorney in the city of Das
Moines, has been elected coach of the East
Des Moines High school track team for
this spring, Riley was graduated from the
law school last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

The Sea Dogs took two out of three
games from the Day Mailing last night
on the basement alleys. Laugh carried
away all honors for the Sea Dogs. with 17s
for single game and 500 for totals. Movers
TOOK the honors Tor single game, 1872, for the
Day Mailing, while Bowman had 46g FOR
totals. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Omaha BOY star al Monmouth

Frank Johnson OF Omaha has been win
ming laurels on the basket ball team at
Monmouth, ILL., where he Is at school ana
assisted materially I'm winning the cham-
pionship for his team In the final zane
with Knox college. Johnson was a mem
Der OF the Omaha High school team three
years ago. Johnson has been. ohosehl nv
experts as a member OF the star team IN
the state. He plays center, where MS siN
feet one inch rs a great help TO him m
holding his position we'll against any csuter
met during the long schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Fish DOIng Nicely

w. ]. o'Brleh, flsR Commissioner. was an
Omaha visitor TUESDAY and reported that
part OF the state, which had been planted
during the last few years., doing very nicely.
Mr.. o'Brten recently took another large
Of the northwest.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
STATE LEAGUE TOWN GETS busy
periO Organizes, Elects Officers
and VIII Now Sign PIhXern.

""U VIII NOW SIBn Iayer
SUPERIOR, Neb., March 15.-(Special)-
The, superior Base Ball ~assocIation has or
sanizsd and elected. its officers. G. l.. Gay
was elected president; w, G. Henderson,,
vice president; c. l.. McGfeRor, secretary,
9pd F,'L Myers, treasurer. A. c. Felt, b.
j. Johnson, A, II. Staley, w. M. Lee, j. L.
Seloreth, {: e. Slime and II A. Brubaker
We're elected as q board of directors. Many
Applications have already been received by
players who have been playing In state
leagues and there is no doubt but what a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
scores Of Omaha Players.
No ChnnRcs in Leaders.

Another attack today failed to disturb
the leaders in any Of the events In the
tenth annual tournament OF the American
Bowling congress. 1t is now thought the
present leaders will be the winners at the
end OF the tourney Wednesday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
GAINS COLTS.
CANES COLTS.

The West Sides took two games out Of
three from the Morton's X. Y. u. Sanders
took all honors for the West Sides, with
1856 for single and So for totals. Morton
took all honors for his team, with 1872 for
single and 4S6 for totals. The score:
A"InnmnArlE y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
COULDN'T WALK
Terrible AffliCtion of West Point
Girl Successfully Treated
by Dr.. Milen.
her FATHER VERY CRATE Full

A party desiring TO KNOW the truth
about Or, Mnen's ability to treat and
cure chronic ailments wrote to Mr.. Frank
H. Workman of West Point. DR.. Milen
had, treated Mr.. Wortman's daughter af-
ter She had been given up to die by other
physicians. Following is Mr.. wortman's
letter:
West Point, Neb.
FEB. 21st, 1910.
Dear SIR. '
we received your letter asking about
our daughter To tell you the truth, we
had her In the, hospital in Omaha for three
weeks before we saw DR.. Milen. When
we got her home she could not walk or
stand alonei We had to help her from one
chair to another. The doctor we had and
the priest gave her only two months to
live. We took her to DR.. Milen and he
told us he could cure her, but the medi-
month. The two months that she was
given to live is now up. | just wish you
could see her after two months of Or.
Milens treatment. She could walk a lit
tie, and now she walks up and downstairs
and all over the house. She is improving
right along.
We cannot say enough for DIR. Milen
because the other doctors gave her up and
you can see for yourself what he has done.
FRANK II. WORKMAN"
Miss Wortman's experience is. the same
as that of many who come to DR.. Mllen.
This is an age of specialism. DR.. Milen
has been a specialist in chronic diseases
for the past thirty years, He has made
the treatment of such ailments his life
work. He should be, and is, successful.
Gall Stones, Goitre, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys.
or any Of the numerous chronic and
nervous diseases which aflict men and
women II will pay you to see DR.. Milen
at once. Health Is everything and DR..
Milen stands ready with his scientific
knowledge and years of experience. to
confer this boon upon you. Why wait2
Why delay? Consultation and
ton are Free to All. DR.. Milen of the
Milen Medical Co, is located at 42S
Range Bldg, 18TH and Harney-just OPP
posite the Orpheum theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

r.. II. h.
Cleveland Americans ...........4 2
Chicago Nationals ..-.......... . II l
Linke. Doane and Easteriy; Cole, Stack
and Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Score al Francisco,s aIleys
MoLoNYs.
south Omaha BOwIers,

The Union Stock Yards team won two
games from the Fred stenings last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-07
CLAIM JUMPERS
ON MATs0N GROUND
Driven Off Honolulu Property by
Armed Force Led by ST.
perintendent Pollard.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-Accord-
ing to George f. Whitaker, attorney for
the Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company,
that company emerged victorious over
{. L. Lyman and associates, who Sun
day jumped the south half of section
so, 1924, in North Midway. Lyman
was elected when Superintendent J. A.
Pollard and an armed force took the
tents, tools and equipage of the jump
ers off the land.
Besides the Honolulu property, it IS
learned that jumpers have erected tents
on the Standard s section IS nearby, but
no attempt has vet been made to GUST
them.
The jumpers on section 80 were
armed
The Honolulu Consolidated is headed
by Capt. William Matson of San Fran
cisco. The Honolulu Consolidated leased
section 80 from Z. Barrett, !. NJ. Dunn
and associate. some time ago. and al
ready has done considerable develop
mcnt work on each quarter section. y
fine water system ha, been installed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-07
HENRY CLEW'S LETTER.

IN N aITanro nr00fs Of ne fmau-
- -. rf.-..- =. .,.r..
cI''l rev 'e"' lieil'l Nle"S Say II PAT
The monetary situation abroad is also
specially favorable, as funds are accu-
mulatiug and interest rates declining.
At the West there has been an improve
ment in the banking situation. Lead
1g bankers there have been pursuing
a policy of retreuchmeDt, and while the
situation in that district has not yet
entirely cleared up, there is greater con
fdence than a month ago. July dis
bursements were estimated at 00000,
600, or more than SIS, 100000 in excess
Of a year ago. This, too, was a factor
Of some Importance in the investment
market. Very shortly congress will ad-
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PREPARING TO SING
TEACHER INTO OFFICE

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Real political
campaign methods have been adopted
by Chicago school teachers in their eff
fort to make Mrs. Ella Flagg Young,
who is superintendent of Chicago
schools, the next president of the Ma
tional Educational Association at Bos-
ton next week. Realizing the value of
music in catching the attention of a
crowd, they have prepared two songs
which they viii sing in chorus in the
convention hall. One Of them is en-
titled d" Boston, and Is to be sung to
the melody of Dixie Rehearsals will
be held on the special train which will
leave Chicago Thursday.
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establish closer trade and travel rela-
tons The promotion committee is do
ing this work for the affiliated CONNER
cial organizations Of Hawaii. During
the two wears She has been in southern
California she has addressed over 200,-
000 people.
Mrs. Headlee concluded her lecture
by stating that the one thing needed
for the rapid advancement and develop
ment of Hawaii is proper legislation,
which is slowly being obtained from
congress and the territorial Legislature.
"When the United States govern
ment. said She, '"shaD have enacted
necessary legislation to enable the Stars
and Stripes to float from the masts of
a strong merchant marine, then viii the
Hawaiian Islands go to the front. -
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THE DAYS DO|NCS On
THE STOCK EXCHANGE

\ featurele,s market yesterday noted
only continued activity in Honokaa,
but trading was more varied than on
the opening, Tuesday. Oahu Sugar re-
turned to popularity with an increase
in the selling quotations to the figure
that formerly featured it, 32.75. Eva
and Waialua noted transfers also at
uniform prices.
Bidding was sluggish with few fea-
lures, closing on Pacific Sugar at 125
and showing strength generally in the
miscellaneous list.
The sales for the day were:
Waialua-10 a 1873.
Oahu Sugar-3o a 32.75; 10 q 32.75;
Is a. 32.-5.
Honokaa-2oo a 1880; 10 q 1850.
Ewa-10 n 81