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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Gay Paris Next
Will Open Gates
For Roosevelt
French Capital Will Be Next Stop.
ping Place Of Former President,
Now Speeding Northward.

BUDAPEST, April &.-Theodore Roose-
welt and his son, Kermit, left here tonight
by the Orient express for Paris, where they
will arrive Thursday morning. Instead OF
crossing Switzerland the route runs north
through tho Austrian Alps and southern
Germany.
Colonel Roosevelt's last day in Hungary
only furnished additional proofs OF the deep
impression his personality has made upon
the hearts Of the people. high and low, The
pitch Of enthusiasm increased to the NOM
ent Of his departure, Hundreds oheered in
front of the hotel, when he left this morn
ing for a visit to the government stock
farm where the breeding of Arab horses
is carried on and thousands were massed
about the station when he returned at Z
o'clock tonight, They greeted him with
Hungarian cries, equivalent to the Ameri-
can 'Hurrah, for ROOSEVELT" which the ex-
president with his ability TO grasp things.
seemed to understand and thoroughly an
preciate.
The same popular enthusiasm was dis
played seventy miles from Budapest, on
the drive from the railroad to Babotna.
Carriages, drawn by six horses. with drIv-
ers in picturesque Hungarian costume, con-
veyed the party through thatched-roofed
villages, decorated with crude American
flags, under hastily constructed triumphal
arches. amid the shouts OF the entire popu-
lation. In each village the schools had been
dismissed in order thai the children might
DIN in the reclamation Of the Ameriosn
visitor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
it Out Doves Phillles 6, Trolleydodgers 2; Cubs
Takes the
Rest Cure for
One Whole Day
Puginst Has Been Working Too Hard.
Say Trainers, and Slower Pace
Ordered.

BEN LOMOND, Cal, April 20.-Jeffries
training camp looked like a rest-cure sani-
tsrium today. For the first time since he
began training, Jeffries took almost a COM
plete layoff from active work.
A stunt OF the road in the early morning
and a row on the river In the afternoon
constituted the only exercise the big fellow
allowed himself.
The largest week day crowd that has
visited the camp lounged around the big
gymnasium this afternoon waiting to see
Jeffrles spar, but they were disappointed,
for the only glimpse they caught Of JEFF
fries was when he left the cottage for the
river.
After his ~roadwork, Jeffries took a long
nap in his open air sleeping room. Shortly
before noon he strolled into Manager
Berger's office and declared he was still
sleepy.
IF you feel that way about It. why don't
you lay off for the rest Of the day?' said
Berger. Il know you need a lot of work,
and you know It, but you have been crowd
ing too much labor into the time you have
been here. II you take my advice you will
stay away from the gymnasium this after
noon"
Whether Jeffries is becoming more trac-
table, or really was tired, is a question,
but he decided to take his managers ad-
vice.
The trainers were pleased at the rest
notion. They were uneasy over Jeffries'
Unsuitable desire for work and are fearful
OF over-training.
Billy Papke Joined the Jeffries camp this
morning to train for his fight with Joe
Thomas and Frank Klaus, lie brought no
sparring partners will him as he expected
to work out with Jeffries' helpers, or ever
with the champion himself. Papke will not
start work before Monday.
Berger is rounding into splendid shape
and within a few days will be able to make
It interesting for Jeffries with the gloves.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Boy Shipped in
Bond to Secure
Bill for Board
Bill of Lading is Sent to st. Louis
Bank and Lad Released When
Draft is Paid.

ST. LOUIS. April pa 7-year-old boy
was received on a bill of lading at the
Union station here today over the Iron
Mountain railroad from Monroe, La, He
was consigned to a local bank as collateral
for a board bill to be RENTED tola bank
at Monroe,
Mrs, ]. j. Koontz, acting as agent for
f j. Koontz, father and owner OF the boy,
name is Arthur called at5the Unf6h
station for the consignment, but the rail-
road officials refused to deliver him to
her because she was not the consignee
named in the bill Of lading, The boy. still
tagged, was taken to the bank in a taxi
cab.
A disputed board bill incurred by the boy
being in Monroe for seven months caused
the bill OF lading TO be issued. When the
boy reached the bank the amount due was
paid and the boy was turned over to his
parents.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Missouri valley Colleges Will Abide
by New Rules.

Missouri Valley Colleges Will Abide
by New Rules.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 2o.-(special
Telegram.)-At the foot ball conference Of
the Missouri valley. colleges at the Coates
House today 1t was unanimously voted to
retain the intercollegiate games in this dis
trict, to be played under the new rules that
will be adopted by the national rules COM
mittse April q, until December /, 1910 The
conference then created a committee. to be
appointed, one from each school, by the
president Of the colleges. This commit
teeman is not to be a coach or physical
director in his school. BY a unanimous
vote the conference adopted the following
reforms:
To abolish the training table.
After December ], 1910, no athletic coach
will be allowed except those who are on
the regular teaching staff and employed
by the governing board of the institution
for the full academic year.
Freshmen shall be limited to competing
In athletic events in their own school.
No student may take part In more than
two intercollegiate teams In any one school
Except insofar as II may affect existing
contracts, all intercollegiate foot ball games
on Thanksgiving day are abolished.
intercollegiate foot ball games only on coll
lege grounds.
Drake and Ames now have a five-year
contract for Thanksgiving games, but both
schools have agreed upon q release after
two more games.
The Missouri Valley conference was
made a permanent organisation. and elected
Chancellor Strong OF Kansas president and
Dean IsadOrs Loeb Of Missouri. secretary.
All Of the schools were represented ex-
oept Iowa State college. Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska. lows, Ames, Drake and Wash
ington universities constitute this confer
ence.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
iOURAES BEAT HUTCHINSON
Omaha Nine Piles Up Seventeen Runs
to Opponents Eight.
PAS BATsMEE Perform WELL
secure Ffftsea Hits orr the Kansas
Pitehert-Heavy wind Makes
Ffsidins DifficaIt ana
Errcrs Are Many.

HUTCHINSON, kan, April 2o.-(special
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. squadfof the Western
league defeated the Hutchinson Salt Pack
ers here today in a pouriy-p!ayed game
The wind made it impossible Tor the field
ers % judge the ball and the infie ders on
both cams played like amateurs. The
locals got to Furchner IN the third inning
for tom, singles. which coupled with four
walks. gave them five runs. They got but
one hit after that time. The visitors hit
the Hhtchfisob pitchers frequently and
scored at vail. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

~Batted for Reiger In elghth.
coma ont wheh ama called In eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Canadians
= Boston Road Race
Fred L. Cameron Winner Of Twenty
Five-Mile Event in Fast
Time.

BOSTON, April 20.-Fred i. Cameron OF
Amherst, Nova Scotia, and a half dozen
fellow Canadian runners captured most OF
the honors at the Boston Athletic associa-
tiOn's fourteenth annual road race today,
over the twenty-five miles from Ashland
TO this city. A~lthoughelno records were
broken, Cameron's time Of two hours, TWEEN
ty-eight minutes, fifty-two and three-fifths
seconds was the third best time made in
this event and was only four minutes and
t~wenty-eight econd below the record Of
Tom L~ongboat, the Indian, three years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
KILLERS Get THREE In ROW
Minneapolis Takes Third from Mil
waukee, Ten to Nine.
GAME is WILD EXHIBITION
Home Team Uses Fourteen Men and
Changes Prove Good Thing
Thirteen Errors All
Told.
IE IS WILD EXHIBITION

a Wild exhibition today, 10 to o. The home
club used fourteen men and Milwaukee,
eleven; but Cantlllon's constant switches
Of his players proved a winner for Min
neapolis. short gave twelve bases on balls
and there was thirteen errors made by the
teams. The winning run was scored in
the eighth on Barry's error OF Clymer's
around ball. The score:
Slated for Pickering in the eighth.
sBattcd fo- Short in ninth.
Minneapolis ....,,.O Q 2 . 2 4 10
.......... o 0 Q 0 0 O-s
Threc-base hits: Dougherty, Ferris. Two
base hits: Williams, Short. Randall, Barry.
Sacrifice hits: Clymer. Altizer, Cravath,
Barrett. Clark. stolen bases: Barrett, Fer
ris. Gil. Double plays: GIN and Altlzer;
Barrett and Marshall. Left on bases: Min
neapolisl II: Milwaukee, g. Hits; off Al
trock. Z in four and one-third Innings; off
Sage. In two and two-thrlds Innings off
Fiene. 2 in two innings. Struck out; BY
sage. /: by Fiene. I; by Short, T. Bases or
balls: Off Sage, 8; off Short, II. HIT by
pitched ball: BY Short, Dawson. Passed
ball: owens. Time: ESQ umpires; Owens
and Ferguson.
Kansas City, =, st. Paul, l..
ST. PAUL, April 20 Kansas City made II
an even break on the series by. defeating
st. Paul. 2 to I. The locals could do noth-
ing with Campbell, while Kilroy was wild.
Scorer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Senate Passes
Waterway Bill
Upper House Approves Measure
A~pprOpriating $52y0Oo,00o to
Rivers and Harbors.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-rhe rivers and
.harbors bill, carrying an appropriation Of
about $50. 10000. was passed today by the
senate. There were no material amend
ments, but there was considerable debate
over various provisions. The portion Of
the bill receiving the greatest consideration
was the provision for the continuation of
the waterways commission until 1918. sena-
tor Newlands sought to have this body
converted into an executive body. but was
unsuccessful.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
ATLANTIC LINER is DOOMED
steameF Minnehaha stiII Stranded on
Reef, with No Hope ct
Saving.

HUGHTowN. 81. Marys. soiIy Islands,
April 1S-rhreS small steamers and a
tonight are standing by the
wreck Of the Atlantic transport liner Min
nehaha which is in the grip Of the rocks
of these treacherous islands.
All hope has practically been abandoned
of saving the steamer, and at non TODAY.
when the tide was high, everybody was
ordered off the ship because OF the danger
OF its slipping from the reef and going 20
the bottom. All except sixty cattle ana
most OF the cargo " been safely landed,
but there is no food for the cattle here.
LONDON, April D.-The passengers OF
The steamer Minnehaha arrived at Padding
ton station by special train at $3.50 this
evening, They were met by a large party
Of relatives and friends, and the greetings
were most affectionate. All the passengers
spoke IN the highest terms OF the efforts
OF the company to look after their safety
and comfort.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
PIarern for Nebrnnkn civ.

NEBRASKA CITY, April 2U-(Special.)-
Captain Burns OF the Nebraska City team
OF the Mink league has signed Clarence
Gay, a crack player Of Springfield, Mass,
and Joe MoriarityaDf Chicago, brother OF
league team. He has the grounds In shape
and has things all prepared for the big
game with the Fort Crook team to be
played here Friday afternoon at the close
OF the Arbor day exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Bresnahan Fight
Goes to Draw
Fast Fifteen-Round Mill by South
Omaha Boy at st.
Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 2~O.-(special Tel
egram.)-Tommy Bresnahan of South
Omaha fought a fast fifteen-round draw
with Tommy Gary OF Chicago here to-
night. The decision met with the approval
Of the 500 people who witnessed the bout.
The boys were willing and each possessed
a terrific wallop. Owing to each others
cleverness at ducking they missed many
times. Gary had q shade in the eighth and
ninth, but the Nebraska lad evened 1t up
in the thirteenth and fourteenth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
ATHLETICS WHIP NEW YORK.
Season 0pens in Quaker City with
e'to 0 Victory.
HITS PUNCHED ON DOYLE
Effective Smashing I'm Eighth Inning
Cincbes Game for the Home
Team-Dender Pitches
SuperbIy,

PHILADELPHIA, April 0.-The Amerl-
can league season was opened here today
after two postponements, with a victory
for Philadelphia over New York, s to o.
Berder kept New York's hits scattered and
he was very effective with men on bases.
Philadelphia hit Doyle's curves hard In two
innings. punching nine Of their twelve
drives in the second and eighth innings and
scoring all Of their runs. Barry injured his
leg fielding a grounder and was forced to
retire from the game: Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Loughrey Geta Decision.

BOSTON, April 2O,-Young Loughrey of
Philadelphia got q decision from Honey
Melody of Boston in ten rounds before the
Armory Athletic association tonight.
Dave Dashler fought a ten-round draw
Johnny Kilhane of Cleveland won the de-
cision from AL Demont of Boston in ten
rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
TAKE FIRST AT HOME
New York Nationals Trim Boston
-Four to Nothing.
VILTSE PITCHES FINE GAME
Ids visitors TO Three singles
and Nary n Man Passes Initial
sac<-He Also Bats
well.

NEW YORK. April 2o-New York de-
feated Boston BY a score Of to 0 In the
first home game OF the National league
season today. Wlltse held the visitors to
three singles and prevented any one from
passing first base. The locals made all
their runs while Mattern was operating
their first score being due to Devlin's
double and Herzog's wild throw, Wiltse
drove In two runs in the fourth inning
after Mattern had purposely passed Myers.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Broadsword Champion.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 2O.-Corporal J..
d. Lehman, 115th company, Coast artillery,
on duty at Fort Rosecrans, has won the
broadsword championship of the United
States army and the world. by defeating
Major Duncan Ross in q twenty-five min.
ute contest. During the contest Lehman
twice disarmed Ross.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
BacheIOr's Double wins stake.

EPSON, England, April 20-The city and
suburban handicap OF 1000 sovereigns for
S-year-olds and upwards; distance, about
one mile and a quarter; was run here to-
day and won by Bachelors Double. Musta-
pha ridden by Danny Maher. the Ameri-
can jockey, was second and Dean Swift,
third. There were fourteen starters.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
on Stage
to Pay His Fine
Johnny to Perform in Chicago
Music Hall-Joins Cubs
Sunday.

KANSAS CITY, April 2O.-John G., Killing,
the base ball catcher, will walk across the
stage at a music hall In Chicago twice a
day for one week beginning Monday next,
in order that he may earn the $1,000 fine
imposed upon him by the National com
mirsion. In addition King will report to
Manager Chance of the Chicago National
Base Ball club Sunday morning and will
play out the season for the $500 salary Of
fered him. 1h77t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Goteh trains Win ordemann.

MINNEAPOLIS. April 2l-Frank Goteh
said today that arrangements had not been
completed for his championship contest
with Zbyszko. GOteh Is training here with
Henry Ordemann and declares himself In
excellent form.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
Newspaper Ten PIN Rollers EHsaE
I'm Contest ana Even IN
Former score.

There was a good ten-pin game at Fran
cisco's yesterday afternoon between play
ers from the Daily News and The bee IN
whic The Bee stung the News boys forty
rims. This makes "a win for each as some
time ago the News beat The Bee The
nAmn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
HUTCH1NsoN

Stolen bases: Kane, Cadman. SACRIFICE
hits: Fox, Corridor, Gonding. Sacrifice
flies: King. Two-hase hits: Shotton, Fox,
Corridor. Hits: Off. Furchner, 2 in 28
innings; off Hollenbeck, 1 in 3 innings; off
Jorsted. 8 in 3 innings; off KRrns, 2 in 3
innings; off Lowe, 4 In 81 innings. Struck
out: by Jorsted, 1; by Kerns, /; by Lowe,
balls: OFF Jorsted. 2; OFF Kerns, 8; off
Furchner, A; Off Hollenbeck, A. Wild
pitches: Jorsted, Kerns. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Lowe, Time Of game; 2:O5; at
tendance: 200. Umpire: Butch Freeze.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

SAN FRANCISCO. April 0-Bearing the
officers and men OF the T~wenty-third IN,
fantry and a large list OF civilian pasBen-
gers. the transport Sheridan arrived today
from Manile7
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Morninrside pefeats Tabor.

TABOR Ia, April 20.-(sDecial)-A game
OF base bali played here Monday between
the Tabor and M~orningaide college teams
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

NEW YORK. April O-The New York
Nationals have released eight players.
Pitchers Bell and Daily go back to Spring
field, H., club. Montreai gets Outfielder
K0mmers and Catcher Curtiss. Pitchers
Durham and Temple and Outfieldsr VIII
Shaw 70 Toronto.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
MANAGER sHAY is sUsFnNDnD

Head Os kansas city Team OFF the
MAJ for Three DaSa.
CHICAGO. April a0-President ChivinE-
ton OF the American association today sus-
pended Manager shay Of the Kansas City
club Tor three days, President Chivington
bases his action on the alleged use Of Inn
proper language and other misconduct by
shay at ST Paul yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Whitney WhtDa Hurley.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April W-kyle
whitney Of California won the decision
over Battling Bill'' Hurley OF Glens Fails,
N. ~. here to- N fIfteen rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
BASE BAIL Ar PENN COLLEGE
Qunkers Open season at Home with
Game with Parsons.

Game with Parsons.
OsKALOOSA Ia, April 20.-(Special)-
with practically last years lineup intact,
the Penn college base ball team is looking
orward to a successful season. Brown and
Beach will do the heavy work in the box.
Following Is the schedule:
~ April 28-Parsons at Oskaloosa.
May 5-Central college at Oskaloosa.
May 6-Iowa college at Gririnell.
May 12-Central college at Pella.
May 1s-Parsons ct Fairfield.
May 17-Iowa college at Oskaloosa-
May 24-Highland Park at Oskaloosa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hits: Wolter, Foster. Sacrifice
hits: Davis, Murphy. Sacrifice fly: Hart
Double plays: Davis to Bender; Bender to
McInnes to Davis. Left on bases: New
York, Z; Philadelphia, T. First on balls:
New York, 2; Philadelphia, 1. Struck out:
BY Doyle 2; by Bender, g., Time: 1850
Umpires: Egan and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
standing Of the Teams
AssooiArioN.
NAT'LLEAGUF
AM1sR LhAHuE.
CANNES TODAY.

National b~eague-Boston at New York,
st. Louis. at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at Cht-
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
American LeaRue-ChicaRO at st. Louis,
New York at Philadelphia, Washington at
Boston, Detroit at Cleveland.
American Associati0n-Toiedo at Column
bus. Indianapolis at Louisville, kansas
City at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at St.
Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

The Postoffice team took three straight
from the Cudahys last night on the Met
ropolitan alleys, Latey was high man for
his team with SIC total and Powell was
high man for the Cudahys bunch with bli
total. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
FAKE IN JEFFRTEs' CAN'T
Good Condition Of Big Fellow SUR
Drises Illinois Fighter.

BEN LOMOND, Cal, April 2O.-Billy
Papke, the Illinois fighter, who Joined JEFF
fries training camp yesterday, expressed
much surprise at J~effries' good appearance.
From the pictures l saw IN some of the
papers," he remarked, Il thought Jeffries
looked like an old man. but he doesn't.
He Is down IN weight and appears to me
like a fellow hat had never been out OF
practice.
His day off from training yesterday APP
cision TO take a holiday apparently put him
In excellent spirits. and his happy state
was heightened by a telephone message
from his wife In Oakland, aging that abe
was recovering FROM her illness n ex-
pected to return 70 Ben Lomond.
Sam Berger has gone 10 San Francisco
to meet the Choyinski and bring him back
for training work with Jeffries.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

TWo-base hits; Bates, HummeI, sMIln'
Sacrifice hits: Knabe, Doolan. Stolen
bases: Grant, Magee. Left on bases: Phil
adelphia, Brooklyn, 8. Double play:
Bell to Mcmillan. Struck out. By Rucker,
/; by Bell, 2; by Barger, Il ny MCMILLAN, /.
Bases on balls; Off Rucker, 4; off Bell, l;
off Mcmillan, 2. Hits: OFF Rucker 8 In
three and two-thirds Innings. Time: 1:44.
Umpires: Klein and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

BOSTON, April 2O.-Taking advantage of
the locals numerous misplays and by hard
hitting, Washington defeated Boston today,
u to 4. Elberfeld hit for a home run with
three men on bases in the sixth inning.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

CITY.
"a Kllrov In seventh.

ST. Paul.,....O. / 0 0 0 o 0 o OIL
Kansas City ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Two-base hit: Hunter. stolen base: Love,
Double play: Wrigley to Mccormick. Hits:
Off KilrOy, 5 in seven innings; off O'Toole,
5 in two innings. Sacrifice hits: Aubrey,
Boucher, Love, ELAN, Sullivan. Left on
bases: st. Paul, 10; Kansas City, 8. Times
1:47. Umpires: Chill and Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Lame back nay DC uureo Dy applying
ChambeFlln's Linlment two o. three times
a day, with a vigorous rubbing az each ap-
plieation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

zone out which game called in eighth.
CHICAGO ....".."..".S SS59dG u
Two-base hit: Tinker. Home run Beau
mont. Sacrifice hits: Beaumont, Tinker,
Needham C), Holman. Stolen base: Evers.
Bases on balls: OFF Lush, 8; off Pfeister, q;
off Overall, 2. Struck out: BY Pfelster, q;
by overall, 1; by Lush, i; by Reiger, ..
Hits: Off Lush, 8 in five innings; off
Pfelster, 8 in seven innlngsj off overall, 0
In one-third inning; off Reiger, 2 In three
innings Left on bases: st. Louis, IL; Chi
cago, Z. Time: 200. Umpires: o'Day and
Brennan.
Washington, I2j Boston, 4.
BROOKLYN, April 20.-The National
league season was opened here today, Phil
adelphia beating Brooklyn, 8 to 2, by con-
sistent hitting. Rucker was knocked out
Of the box. He passed three men in the
fourth and Bates double did the rest. Bell
and Barger were effective. McQulllan had
the home team always under CONTROL Seore;
PHILADELPHIA.