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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

The South Omaha High school girls bas-
ket bail team was completely outciassed
Thursday BY a strong team from the York
High school. The game terminated with a
score OF A 70 T. In favor OF the York team
In spite Of the very Wide difference IN the
score she game was an interesting one to
watch. The South Omaha girls were quite
as good In team work and passing but the
Eoal-tnrowers were weak. With no nppar-
ent effort the York forwards tossed the
ball into the basket whenever they came
anywhere IN range
The South Omaha boys. will play against
the Omaha High school team this evening
az Omaha. A good game Is assured
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

At nooga-chattanooga, .; Brook
lyn. g.
Al Nashville-Ph hiladelphia American sec
onds, 6; Nashville, g.
AT New Orleans Cleveland, s; New Or.
leans, q
AZ charlottesville. va.--PrInoeton s; vir-
ginla, q
At Atlanta Philadelphia American regu-
lars, 6; Atlanta, g.
At Dallas-Dallas 3; Indianapolis, g
At Hot SpringH-Cincmnati s. II, I; Bos-
ton Americans, 5, "a 5. Batteries Hosp
Beebe Canfwell and Mclean. Arellaues,
Wood and Carrlgan and Madden.
AZ Little Rock-Cleyeland seconds s. 16, 2,
St Louis Nationals, o 8 5. Batteries
Berger aud Higgins; Salee, Mclter, John
SON Laudermilk and Phelps
AZ Gaiteston-Galv Z; Indianapo-
lis, 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
king WILL STAY WITH CUBS

Star Catcher to Play with Chicago
Nationals IL He il ReinstRted.
KANSAS CITY, March 2e.-John King.
the base ball catcher, said today II the Ma
tional Base Ball commission reinstated
him he would return and play with the
Chicago National team.
There will be no trade" said King.
I'm going back to Chicago to help the
Cubs win another pennant"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
PASSING OF THE BIG FOUR
Combination of Iowa Colleges in Ath-
Ietics WIN he Dissolved.


IOWA CITY. Ia. March 2s.-(special)-
Icwa's big quartet Of leading schools In
college athletics the big Four" Ames.
Drake, Grnnell and Iowa will dissolve
this spring and in its place win develop
the big Three" composed of the three
members Of the Missouri Valley confer
ence, Iowa, Ames and Drake.
The transition which will be noticed
this spring marks an important epoch In
the athletic history OF the state. Much
to the regret Of every sportsman interested
in college athletics GTinnell will drop to the
secondary schools. This change has been
hastened by the action Of Grinnell in plan
ming state meet for the minor colleges
and in Withdrawing from the intercollegiate
base ball league.
The fundamental causes OF GrinneIrs DO
sition are the dissolution of the old state
meet the classic athletic event Of the
college year and the failure of Grinnel
to get into the Missouri Valley conference
The shifting OF the scenery win bring
many expressions Of sorrow from the
sports follower, who has faithfully backed
the maltese cross athletes Some Of the
best athletes ever produced ia the middle
west have come from this little school and
year after year the scarlet and black with
spirit that Is the admiration OF the av-
erage collegian has developed winning
track teams and basket bali five despite a
comparative small enrolment. The Grim
nell spirit is perhaps the best tradition
in the athletic history OF the Hawkeye
state.
For the past five years. however, the
enrolment of the Grinnell school has
shown large increase OF girls and the
number OF men annually registered has
not been in proportion. This accounts for
the change OF Iowa college" as it Is cor
reetly called, from the Big Four" to the
position Of head Of the smaller schools OF
the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

pinch URST N. c.. March 20--The
for women concluded here with the final
round today. Miss Mary Jones OF the
Oakmont Country club, Pittsburg playing
Mrs. c. H. Vanderbeck OF Philadelphia for
the championship trophy. In today's semi
flrals Mrs. Nanderbeck beat Mrs. j. Ray
mOnd Pierce OF OalSmont club, 4 and g. and
Miss FoWnes defeated Miss Louise ElkinH,
and s, both oakmont players.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

YORK, Neb., March 26.-(speclal. )-Po-
hceman Flnney OF York, In a wrestling
match with Iowa's wrestler, Officer
Rooney, was OK minutes IN pinning Room
ey's shoulders TO the mat In the second
round II took SPA minutes before ne could
get Rooney's shoulders down Policeman
Flnney proved too strong for Rooney ell
though Rooney was a little the quicker Po-
Heeman Blnney has challenge FOR a match
with Omaha's wrestling policeman for
Of state policemen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

rbe Sporting News Record Book Tor 1910
DubiIshed by Charles G. Sphinx a Son Of st.
Louis, Mo-, is out and is an Improvement
over the book issued last season. This year
events on the diamond are more interesting
and show a more careful selection Be
sides containing the records that famous
Nose hall epic Casey at the Bat" also
n anpears schedules OF the American and
National leagues FOR the 1910 season are
oriven IN concise form.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
FontaneiIe player Dead.

cRESTON, Ia, Maroh 26.-(Special)- y
" ORD has Deen received IN this city telling
Of the death OF John Reese, q member or
ne met his death in the freight wreck on
the Rock Island which blockaded the
line and was the cause Of sending the
wrecked Rock Island passenger train over
tho Great Western at MarshaiitOwn. He
was enrOute for Chicago with a car OF
stock when he was killed No further par
ticulars have been received here lie was
the star third baseman and pitcher with
The Fontanelle team and was we'll known
Of the state
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

BEATRICE. Neb March 26-(SpecIal
Telesram.) )-In the interscholastic athletic
meet held At the Young Mems Christa q
association last evening WILDER won first
place with a tcOre OF thirty-nne points.
Beatrice was second with twenty five points
and Crete third with thirteen points. prucha
OF Wilber won frat place for Individual
work. a large crowd Maa On attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

MARCELLINE, NO, March 26-Bdward
Pays0n Weston arrived here last night At
1850 o'clock having walked forty miles dur
ing the day. His start was made at Nor
borne at 4.25 O'Clock this morning The
walker VIII resume his trip AZ o'clock
tomorrow morning. He was feeling strong
when hc retired last night and Is stlll ten
days ahead OF his schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

PITTSRURG. March 26.-OWen II. zelg-
Ter, the last man who fought Jack NC
Auiiffe has announced his attention to
meet the former lightweight champion IL
ne re-enters the ring. Zelgler fought Nc
Auliffe al Coney Island, November 10, 1884
when in the third round McAuliffe broke
HIS arm and there was no decision That
was the last time McAuliffe appeared IN
the ring. and now Zeigler says he viii
have to fight him again Il he aspires 10
pugiiistic honors. zeig.er says he Is ready
10 post S. O00
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
YnIe Trimn t,nnItera.

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ j., March 2e.-Yals
won the first intercollegiate championship
game OF the association yesterday from
Pennsylvania, s to O. Pennsylvanla led
until the eighth inning, when Schultzd
wiidness was responsible for four Yale
PsnnsyISSnia F9nS, HSo1f .O1O1OO 900 O1s I
Yale ......,...,O 80 8
Batteries. Schultz and cozzens; TiEnmerG
and Philbln.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
WEST POINT GOES IN CIRCUIT
Speed Men of Cunning County Take
Interest I'm Racing.

interest IN Racing.
WEST POINT. Neb., March 26-(spe-
cial)--The meeting Of citizens called to
consider the question OF placing West
Point on the racing circuit decided to push
the matter to a finish A subscription Of
$4,000 was authorized for expenses and
the date of the race meet set for July
13, IA and Is. The name of the local as
ISOLATION is the West Point Speed assoc
citation. A permanent organization was
effected by the election Of M. ]. Hughes
as president; Herman KOCH vice presi-
dent; j. c. Elliott, secretary. and Chris
schinstock as treasurer The board OF
managers consists Of the officers and the
following members: M. r. Kerl, ]. II.
Krause, o. H. zacek, Henry IclCman, M.
j. Schmitt, +. d. Sharrar W. T. S. Ne
ligh. About 1875 horses are expected to
enter for the races.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

Los ANGELES, March 26.-Heavy hitting
characterized the game between the Chi
cago Americans No. ] and the Los Angeles
team OF the Pacific Coast league here yes
terday The White Sox won, II to 3. Score
RH.E.
SOx No. l..............,.......... IL s
Los Angeles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9 IL 3
Batteries. Olmstead Smith, Sutor and
Kreuger; Delhi. Toser and II. Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

TACOMA. Wash, March 26.--Louis TIL.
let. was found guilty Ia the federal court
here today on a charge OF importing wo-
men for immoral purposes, He will bo
sentenced Monday. Tiliet came here from
France, In 1901
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
FiEhta In VaIeneIa streetn.

VALENCIA, March 28-Contrary 70 GUS
tom, the municipal government authorized
the movement Of carriages In the streets on
Good Friday, and a. a result collisions be-
tween Catholics and anti-clerioals occurred,
The police charged several quarrellng
crowds inturing many persons and making
a large number OF arrests.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
LARaER TEAM FROM IOWA
Delaney VIII Bring Twelve Men TO
Omaha Instead of Eight.

Omaha Instead of Eight.
IOWA CITY. Ia. March 28.-(special.)-
Trainer Jerry Delaney has decided 10 take
team OF twelve or fourteen men TO the
Omaha indoor meet Instead Of the eight
or ten originally planned for BY the Uni-
'orslty Of Iowa Athletic board. The ap-
rites have sanctioned his change in
. ns. Latham, last years half-miier. yes
to-day easily covered the distance In ziOs
defeating wishard, the former Iowa Wes-
leyan runner, by yard. The latter VIII
be eligible for the freshmen team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

SIOUX CITY. March a.-{Sps tal Tele-
gram )--Sioux Clay High schoJl last night
defeated Council Bluffs High school basket
haif3 sioux City %: Cduncn Bluffs s.
Council Bluffs fought against an uphill
score al through the eplne.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
Eaatern AFen AZ Gun CIub.

Del Gross OF st. Louis, w. Fred Quinby
Of New York and 8. a. Tucker Of Meriden,
Conn, will be the guests OF the Omaha
Gun club Sunday afternoon az Townsend
park, when local shooters will take a few
turns at the traps. A sweepstakes match
has been arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
Harmon wan stoD Prise FiRht.

COLUMBUS, o.. March Ex-Governor
Harmon will stop a proposed prize fight
scheduled to be held AZ Akron next Tues
day night between "Biz" Mackay the
Findlay pugiIist and Jack White, light
weight boxer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 2G,--The
bowling congress opened here tonight.
Bowiers were entered from all parts OF
the western half OF the country. Tonights
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
nunaeI WIN Coach Northwestern.

CHICAGO, March 26.-George o. Rundel,
base ball team In 1899 and 1900, was today
selected to coach the team for this season.
loo Ia, team OF the Central association.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
Toueka sells Jack Henry.

TOPEKA, March 26-Manager Cooley o.
tbe TooelIa team OF the Western base bail
league announced tonight that Jack Henry,
the catcher, had been sold to the Minne'
apolis American association team. He VIII
Join at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
BEL WINS TEN-M1E RACE
Missouri Athlete sprints by ErxIeben
at the Finish.

ST. LOUIS, March 26.--Irwin f, Biel OF
the Missouri Athletic club won the fourth
afternoon, defeating Joseph Erxleben.
after a sprint in the last fifty yards by
less than ten feet. Biels time was one
hour and twenty-three seconds. almost
four minutes slower than the record.
Frank Johnson, unattached, finished
third. Twenty-Five OF the thirty-one start
ers finished. All entrants were from St
Louis or vicinity.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

~v-s NOfNrs March 2e-(Speciai Tele-
gram.)-A telegram received here today
az says that former Manager
Gus condition as q result Of an operation
-. s..s.,-asAaSltts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

ITHACA. ". y March 26-The Cornell
association foot ball team lost 20 the Hav-
erford college team today. by a score Of
4 10
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

WILKEsBARRE Pa. March 26--'rhe
Polish wrestler, Zbyszk0, has been matched
with Yankee Rogers Of Buffalo for a finieh
match, TO take place In this city on April q.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, March a.
Catcher Wilbur Smith OF This city was re-
leased today by the 81. Louis Americans
10 tho Minneapolis club.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
so4 No. ? waIIoD 'FrIseo.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2e.-The Chi
cRgo American league team No. defeated
the San Francisco team yesterday TO 1
The game was featureless. Score:
R.H.E
Sox No. 2............................ 6
san Francisco. ....s.s..s...ssss,l D y
Batteries; Schlrmer White, Lange ana
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
Last YEAa BEL1EvER IN PnoH1s1rrOE

~
Last year broke the "dry" record on
the Peninsula, according to the annual
report Of the weather bureau. There
we're fewer days on which iE rainsd since
the establishment of the bureau in 1871,
and the total precipitation was 3i7O
inches, which was considerably below
the normal. In 1908 the Fainfni was
IS Al inches. In 1889, the "wetn year.
it was 62.35 inches. Thirteen thunder-
storms during 1853 was the lowest mum.
Der Of such disturbances recorded as the
bureau; IL 1908 there we're 81, while in
1904, 40 such storms we're recorded. The
greatest amount of rain in "a hours in the
past year occurred December 18th and
18th, when 5 Is inches fell. The county
was above the normal in the fall Of enow,
having total OF 3.03 inches. This record
vas established on practically two occa-
sions-tbe Inauguration day blizzard Of
March 4th and the recent heavy Christ.
mas Day snowfall The coIdesG day Of
the year wac December 30th, when the
mercury dropped TO degrees above Esso,
while the hottest day was August 9th,
when a temperature of SO degrees was
registered. The prevailing winds were
about normal.
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
now COFFEE SHOULD De MADE

There is = great deal more aEt In tha
nsking aud serving OF coffee than the
average person ssems 70 realise, with the
result sha: coffee % served 10 England
has ths repusasions and not uDiusely, Of
bsiRg all thas is nasty In the general way.
Hpossible, it is much more satisfactory
20 make coffee at ths sabls, for in shis
way really boiling water is insured, and
the care necessary ia the making. If IL il
to be worth drinking. The coffee ehouId
be freshly roasted and ground, and q
snficient amount allowed 20 produce
really good, strong coffee. In the coun.
try the coffee ehould always be bought
raw, and roasted In small quantities as
required. keeping any over from ona
making in an airtiRdhs lin, bus grinding
the required amount freshly each time it
Is needed. There 10 b large variety Of
coffee r, a4tersfrom which to choose, turn
the pan frequently 10 insure she even
roasting OF the berries; at she end Of
about twenty 10 twenty five minutes the
berries will be we'll coloFed, rather moist,
and very fragrant, then take the pan
from the frs, toss them for q minute or
gwO in 3 sieve 20 cool, alter which pack
shem in an airsight tiD.
III any cass she turning or stirring
must bs done slowly at frss, then more
rapidly, increasing she speed by degrees.
Again, the berries are sometimes fried %
f5ilOws: butter and brush over lightly
with sstad oil . frying pan. and place
handful or 80 OF berries In Il Of 9 tims,
according to the size Of tbs pan, being
careful never TO put very many 10 as
once, aud stir them over ths FIRE sill they
become good color, when you grind al
once, and uss - soon as possible. Any
berry that shows the slightess srace Of
being burnt should be discarded immed.
lately, IS one spoils In this way 10 sufH-
cient 70 ruin the whole roasting.
The kind of coffee used 10 entirely Q
matter Of individual taste, but abroad the
usnal blend i Mocha. Bourbon and Mar.
tinlqne mixed Unequal quantities. Some
psopis like an admixtufe Of chicory, and
10 this case twO ounces Of chicory 70 one
pound Of coffee 10 she usual allowance.
Having roasted and ground ths coffee,
salIow q tablespoonful for each cup, and
heat IL q minute in The oven or In front
ot the Gre, then have ready whatever
cJfEea maChine is 70 be useds pEeyi1usly
heated by pouring In soma boiling waser;
Gil up shs upper part ct ahs percoiasoF
@lshFtlls coEfee, prgasing Il down firmly,
then gradually pour on she boiling water
{hAying pFsvionsly measured she annoans
required, put On she lid, and lse she
LIQUID run through, remembering shaa the
aloweF she waasg d sdded tho better viii
~ alsa eess
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
raE DIFFERENCES

A gentleman stops at friends house
and finds ID in confusion. He does nos
see anything TO apologize for-.'nevef
think of suCh matter" Everything il
FiRhs-cold supper, oyercooked visuals.
cold rooms, crying children, confusion,
dieoFdes; nothing disturba bis evenly de.
yelopsd nature and we'll balanced mind !:
no fault 10 find whatever; understands
just how il ia, takes circumstances into
consideration, makes all due alloRanCes.
and 10 she most generous. liberal and con.
siderate mortal ever moulded from the
dust.
Our iancied ideal goes home where hin
own dear wife has been taking care of
the children, attending the sick, looking
after . shoueand and one things md
drudging her life almost ous. Here he
does mos sec Why things can't be- kept ID
order, meals awaiting, provendsr well
cooked, smoking bot and everything iust
right to tickle bis palate and fancitDl
whims. Never cav cFoessg children Is.
fore. and everything in general Is min.
yising. 4 moment before DO apologies
were needed now no apolowIes are ao.
capsed. Oh, man truly wondsrsul ID
Thy mechanism, bnE how strange -shat
mature Jailed @ endow you with esnse q
zee and know that true polissness nd !
pssisns Snd toEheasias spirit ass i mnch
needed p hghs yOuf Own domiclIa : %
ahins ashwass youf nsishhor's. OH. why
nOs look % ahs sunny alde Il hoEns i
we'll a. abroad.
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
WILL REoEIYa SURGICAL IESrRunEnrs

The purchasing committee OF the Del.
aware Anti tuberculosis Commission hiss
awarded to 3. Oestreieher, surgical in-
strument manufacturer, of Wilmington,
the contract for supplying and eQuipping
the six dispensaries of the State with oil
necessary implements needed as the
different dispensaries. The furnishings
and outfit when completed will be OF che
newest type and the best makes 70 be
had and will make the dispensariss equal
to the best in the country. The dinpsn-
saries are located at Wilmington, Har.
ringtoD, seaford, Milford, Georgetown
and Lewes.
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
Teach Use Of Toothbrush

AT meeting Of teachers In London,
DR.. Cunningham, head Of she Municipal
Dental Institute for Children, as Cam.
bridge, England, recommended she for.
nation Of toothbrush clubs. Even II
the bushes are far from bsins ideal. Dr..
Cunningham said. ''she result 10 inyafia.
bly, beneficial. At Cambridge Rs start
with ths youngest child, end sOncs we
have sraaaed child We sssuane The r..
spOnaIhilisy Of keeping lba tssth In eocda
eondition until ls leaves chool withona
recousae to ioFceps -
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
FARM NEWS AND VIEWS

A fowl shonld always be iattened o
quickly as possible. Ten days is Ionl
enough, but il should be confined sithel
iu coop OF a number in . small yard
They mnst have . continual supply o.
fresh water, and shouId be fed four simet
8 day, the frss meal being given early
and the last one late.
Sparks Earliana tomato seems TO hold
it's own as the best early tomato. While
il was arss raised and developed 10 South
Jersey, It has proved iss adoption 70 the
varied conditions Of many sections.
By manuring pastures in winter the
grass is protected from che bad effects oi
freezing and thawing, and the fertility
which would be lost by allowing the ma.
nnre TO lie in stables or loss 10 absorbed
By the soil, ready TO feed ths grass roots
with she coming of growing weather.
Graas seed in the manure will help 10
Fesesd the paetus.
Tho Carnegie institute has employed
some Western investigators 10 study the
potato bug. With view 10 lie extermina.
tlon. The experiment will cost 8lO.OOO
There appeared 10 some paFts OF Indiana
last seasoH = email bag with variegaGsd
wings Which destroyed thousands OF po-
saso buRe. A hslf-dos4n bugs will quickly
kill l0Q or more Of she potato bugs on q
siBgle plant. Specimens have been sent
to tue Governments for examination.
Il ia estimated that she total apple crop
Of the United States for 1903 will be about
8. SOC, 600 barrels less than last year.
Government reports show that farm
horses have increased in numbers from
Is, ,O00. 600 to 10000, 600 since 1900, and
in value from $44 81 to 1864 each. I'LL.
nois has more farm horses than any other
State in the Union.
Il is natural for she hen to lay egge,
but in order TO produce an egg she must
have food that will supply the constitu.
snts of which the egg ID composed. These
are found in greater or less degree in
the grain and vegetable foods, bat inte!li.
gent experiment has established the fact
that freshcut green bone 10 the best food
for laying hens, containing as Is does all |
the elements that enter into the compost.
lion OF che egg.
The most active hens ss Q rule are the
most prolific layers.
Il 10 not so much she breed Of chickens
gou keep as she way yOu keep them.
Impure, siagnant water will cause
rouble in che flock, more than anything |
,ise.
It is not 90 much the amount OF care
he poultry needs as that IL shall be in.
elligent.
At no time does poultry require q
.reater variety Of food than during she
old weather.
The same amount of feed given to poul.
~ will make more money than when fed
0 any other kind Of domestic animal.
Il is not necessary that houses should
9 expensive, bot clean, dry, we'll ven.
lated with no drafts and facing the
outh. By having large sliding doors you
lay have sunlight all the year, which 10
great factor 10 the health of poultry, as
ark places 30 ofsen breed disease.
In the past poultry keeping was : side
sue With many farmers, bus now shings
re quite different and we have learned
rat IL is one Of the best paying invest.
tents Ne have.
In proportion 30 Ghe amount Of capital
lvsssed, larger profits are derived from
oultry than from any other livestock on I
10 farm. IL
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29

xHa TnAassrs 81 ID 81 yess
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29

Senator Root has accepted an appoint
mens TO represent abe United States 40
special counsel at the highly important
arbitration proceeding which are TO define
she meaning Of the provisions OF she
treaty OF 1918 with regard TO che New.
foundland fisheries. He took upon him
self this oneFous and exacsinR duty nj she
urgent request Of President Tafs and
Secretary Knox who are convinced that
because OF the important para played by
Mr.. Root as Secretary Of State in che
negotiations preliminary 70 the arbitra.
ton, Ii would ba impossible to secure
more competent counsel.
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
a Naadaa Kanlnni.,,.

Senator Bsveridge. discussing an inter.
national marriage, said:
so many of our richest girls haYs mar.
rlPd foreign noblemen that, understand,
they don't epeak of the sristocrasy over
there any more; they say the ''heirsas
tocracy."
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
African Gold

South Africa has contributed che great
est amount 20 the worlds stock 1T gold,
its share being little over $50, 900, ,OOO,
the United States slightly less than $780,
O0)0OO, Australia about $50, ,0O0, 900, Rus
sia about S25, 600. 600 and Mexico q little
less than $20,0OO,0OO.
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29

Kearsarge
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Louisiana
Minnesota
Virginia
Delaware
u
ussl.su.uSI-....s-.ul,s
Middletown transcript., 1910-01-29
Nazareth Portland Cement !!

NAZARETH PORTLAND CEMENTi
oowing Baeships Armed