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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

STELLA. Neb.. April 0-speciaL)-The
annual convention Of the Nebraska State
Pharmaceutical association viii be held
June IS TO IL az the Rome hotel, Omaha.
The reception vii be held in the CONNER
cial club rooms on Wednesday evening and
the w days following VIII be devoted 70
the business sessions IN the Rome hotel.
D. J. Fink OF Holdrege, Neb-. il the pTesb
dent and J. c. Mcbride Of stella secretary
Of the druggists association
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Nebraska

ment ITS representative GIern IA camp
bell. left Wednesday morning fer a tour Of
western Nebraska He viii visit each town
possessing a commercial. orEanizauon and
win lay the removal proposition bcfor-
them for their endorsement or rejection.
The publicity committee Of the Commerc al
club was Instruments IN getting Grand
Island ard Hastings to Cooperate In the
uuvement and it Is desired that every
town west Of York and north Of the Platte
river take action on removal and Join IN
the fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

NEW YORK April @-speciai Tsls-
grAm-D-Mr. and Mrs. James C. Chadwick
az Omaha. M and Mrs. Herman Kusn-
nemann- Miss Olga Kuenemann. Mss Anna
huennemann and Master Herman Kuenne
nam q COLUMBUS. Eeb.. Ms Kate Doc
little Of Knoxvile, Ia Mr. and Mrs. r G.
ClauEen and Miss Olga Clausen, ar. and
Ms Henrietta Rnsenbaum Of n~avrnporL
Ia. vii SAL for Bremen tomorrow on the
steamship PrinE Friederich WIlhalm.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
ARBOR DAY AT NEBRASKA CITY

Judge Hayward VIII Preside and Joy
Morton VIII Speak
NEBRASKA CITY. April M@Speeial.)-
At the banquet 10 be given on Friday
evening by the Commercial club. the sons
Of the late }. Sterling Morton win be
present and take part therein Mr.. Joy
Morton Is on the program for a speech
that evening. Judge Hayward viii act
as and IT, Is expected that
something like s0 plates win be laid. II
VIII be a "Home Product" banquet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

CHEYENNE, wyo-, April @zspeoiaL-
Brigadier General Ralph W. Hoyt. who
succeeds Bugadler General Frederick
Smith in command AZ Fort D. A. Russell
arrived At the brigade post Tuesday. ae,
cOmpanied by Mrs. Hoyt and was greeted
with a salute Of eleven guns. General and
Ms Hoyt viii be the guests OF Major and
Ms Blatchford until their own home Is
ready for occupancy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
AT the Theaters

BrRRdets.
Maud Adams and company in What Every
Woman Knows. a comedy in four acts.
by J. n. Barrie; under direction of
Charles Frnhman The cast
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
TRIAL OF TRUMPETER BEGINS

The Key to the sftuatOn-Bee Want Adz.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Do not take a substitute for Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It has no equal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

That is all you need do to participate In this contest
No dots 20 count-no puzzle 70 solve-Just send
You may select the name from those OF the great
Z the world ocean steamers, names Of flowers. in taeL
tself to you and which. you think viii be appropriaie
Note the list Of valuable prizes. the fair conditions
Z this communicated send the name promptly TO US
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

,ne good name
rom any name or combination OF names that suggests
Of this contest. the judges-aIl wen known to citizens
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
Yale Has Nearly
Two Thousand Men
in Athletic Work
Some Are for Sports Sake and
Some Simply for EEer-
else.


NEW HAVEN. Conn Dec. iO.-Yale has
1.s6S students In athletics and gymnastics.
according to statistics published by Prof.
william Anderson. director OF the uni
versity gymnasium. He estimates, how
ever. that nearly 800 are in more than one
kind OF sport and that there are not more
than 1900 OF the 3Si2 students OF the uni
versltv who are In actual physical exercise
for sports sake for general conditioning.
As gymnasium work Is compulsory for
freshmen. all members OF that class are in
euded in the summary A summary OF the
statistics follows;
University statisticsi Crew, ~; cross
country, 70; soccer. So; gymnasium team. 26;
wrestling. 40; bowling, GS; foot ball. 50; base
bail. a. tennis. III; fencing, Is; hand ball,
100. gun team, 26; track. IS; basket ball, 4O;
golf %; boxing, a; squash. $50; swimming,
COO. Total: 15i6
For Freshmen-Foot BALL as; crew. 32;
track and cross-eountry, So; basket ball,
35; boxing 10; wrestling Is; fencing, 8:
regular gymnasium, 10; special gymnasium,
So Total 322. Grand total 1,S6S
There are 1900 swims taken per week,
which points to the fact that some 600
men used the tank. The number Of men
who use the gymnasium per day can be
judged best by the demand for towels. Of
which the daily use is 800.
In considering the number Of men from
the class of 1914 who engage actively in a
recognized form OF athletics IL is found
that there were forty-five men on the
freshman foot ball squad Thirty-two were
on the crew squad. For track and cross
country thirty-five men reported. while the
same number have come out for basket
ball. Fifteen men took boxing or wrest-
ling for exercise, while five chose fencing.
In the regular gymnasium classes are 10
men. while thirty do special gymnasium
work
Prof. Anderson describes the effect of an
interesting series of experiments on stu
dents as follows:
What takes place when a person uses
any part of the brain continuously? That
part tires out; and as soon as 1t is fatgued
it borrows energy from the parts with
which ii is connected. A simple illustra-
ton will make this palmer. Data was col
lected from a set of men who went from
the gymnasium to the classroom, after very
exacting exercises. These men failed in
their recitations because of over-physical
exertion. Again, a series of experiments
was made on students who applied them
selves with great assduity to laboratory
work They were clever performers on
the gymnastic apparatus, but after the
laboratory work, which called for close at
tention. they usually failed in their physi-
cal feats.
From these simple tests we may deduct
the inference that certain brain centers
borrow energy from one another. II this
be true, and we have good reason to
credit it, we are justified in believing that
the building up Of cells in one center aids
weaker cells in another"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
Water Sports Billed
at Next Olympic Meet
Stockholm Contest Will See Many
Swimming Races-Australian
Records Rejected.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1O-ENddently there
will be no mistake about the aquatic pro-
gram at the Stockholm Olympic games. for
the events have already been selected. A
real novelty this time win be the inclusion
OF a i0O-meter swim for women. and IL -
possible before the date Of the games that
there may be q couple OF additional games
for the fair sex, II Is understood that the
British Olympic association win ask that
a So0-meter and 4oO-meter. both team races
will be added. The program as Il now
stands is ie0 coo, l5O0 meters, so0-meter
team race. so and 4Oo-meter breast stroke
lOO-meter back stroke, water polo high
diving and fancy diving. There win be
woman's diving contest, the height 70 be
from six TO ten meters.
At a recent meeting OF the Amateur
Swimming association OF England, a long
string OF records made this year by Franz
T.. Beaurepaire, the Australian, were passed
wpOn and not a notable one was
rejestsd. There was not much ques-
ton that the Australian did the
time correctly enough and there was
no doubt as to the ability OF the timers
and the honesty OF the other officials. but
stiu the rules with regard to record break
ing were not observed, consequently Beau
repaires great effort was consigned 70 the
junk pile. When . record is pronounced
genuine on the other side OF the pond. n
has 70 be done IN open competition, and
member OF the executive board OF the as
ISOLATION must be present. Record commit
tees on this side OF the water could easily
initiate the Amateur Swimming association
90 that the record list. especially In ath-
leues would be above reproaeh
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
Suggestions from
Abroad for Rules
in Foot Ball Game
England and British Colonies Offer
Ideas for Modification Of
American Play.

NEW YORK. Dec, Misconceptions from
English, Canadian. Australian and Korean
foot bali authorities always food in at the
end Of the open season for pigskin chasing.
some OF these criticisms are valuable. and
others are simple. At any rate. they oil
give the rules commute something to pom
der on before decreeing next autumn's grid
iron modes. Alexander Knox, former presi-
dent Of the New South Wales Rugby Foot
Bali league. however, has issued an in
terestlng statement on his impressions Of
American foot ball. He saw the army-navy
game, itseIf uninteresting. and blames the
rules. In part he said;
Recently I had the opportunity Of sesing
first-ciRss game of American foot ball.
was greatly impressed with the sremen-
dous enthusiasm and magnetic influence OF
such an enormous audience; also, with Che
rival calls, songs and hurrahs Of the parti-
sans, and more especially with the quiet
and unobstructive demeanor OF the navy
goat.
las the play goes no doubt It is in one
sense strenuous. that is. as far as sheer
physical force goes. But. as q game where
Individuality, originality and that faculty
10 grasp an opportunity and take It il
considered, 10 my mind It is, on account Of
che code. very deficient.
Several attempts were made at goal
from place kicks. the place kicking was
very poor. We have players In Australia
that can send the leather Oval over the
bar five out OF six times from midfield
have seen Mersenger Zone OF the greatest
place dckers in the worid) frequently
kick a goal at the extreme right wing from
-nidneid. There were several brilliant
dsshes that brought the vast audience on
masss to It's feet. This proves my conten-
ton. Make the game open. give the plRy-
ers a chance to display their faculty OF
grasping the opportunity at the right time,
and the audience viii be better pleased
Foot ball is the great winter game In
nearly ali countries speaking the English
language. Tho German emperor has quite
recently advised his subjects TO take up the
game. France has adopted the rugby rule.
IL IL pity we could not form a foot ball
federation with International contests
What a spectacle It would be to see teams
from England, Scotland. Ireland South
Africa. Australia. Canada, America and
Germany competing for the championship
OF the world This affiliation OF genuine
sporting interests would do more to pro-
mote good feeling ana peace In the world
than ali political conventions"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Charley Murphy is quoted az saying that
Me and Chance have several surrises in
store for Cub fans in the matter of their
1911 lineup Evidently, then, Steinfeldt Is not
the only veteran slated for the axe. But as
has been frequently suggested, the other
places OF possible Improvement for next
year, outside Of the box, are not wholly
apparent. OF course no false move is going
60 be made by the Cub manaEement toward
letting go OF any veteran before II is de-
termined beyond doubt that the recruit
viii make good. The signing Of Doyle,
Louisvilles third bsseman, therefore, means
nothing conclusive as to Steiny's Job until
Doyle has proved himself. The same is
que Of Pittsburg, where so much talk
faas gone on about Hans Wagner being SUI
perceded. Let II first be realized that the
Pirates have several weak spots and that
Il Is very dangerous to remove all the old
supports until the new ones have proved
their durability. First base has been un-
covered In Pittsburg ever since Kitty
Bransfield went to Philadelphia 1t is to
be filled by Fred Hunter Of Kansas City
and formerly Of Sioux City, great young
ball player, but he must have time They
are talking about Niehoff late OF Des
Moines, for Byrnss successor at third
That sounds foolish. Neihoff is a promis-
ing YOUTH but Byrne skimfui veteran
And 50 the shape-up process goes on, reach
ing into the minors and eliminating with
Kansas City. where. II 10 said, only two
OF last years team will be retained for
I'LL That means one Of the most radical
sweeps ever made In base bali. The result
must be problematical, Of course 1t is
admitted that Kansas city can afford to
put the slSi6s under many OF its present
roster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. iO--It Is reported
here that Moran and WOlgast may meet
In a six-round bout iu this city Moran
has already declared himself willing, ana
Wolgast's consent would ciineh the match.
Ad has not engaged in an important bout
since he beat Nelson and must fight soon
or forfeit All claims 10 the lightweight
utla Moran, very u.dely declares that he
can punch Wolg4sts head OFF IA six
rounds" The mes. win be asked 70 post 9
substantial forfst - guarantee Of good
faith
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
WashanEton Bids 10 aan,s.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-An attempt viii
be made to play the Army-Nayy foot fail
game here. The project Is 10 stage the con
test on the White House ellipss This tract
Of ground Is within easy walking distance
OF the center OF the city. Stands 70 accom-
mOdats 5o0Oo spectators could quickly be
built and raEsd. Il IL said
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
JUDGMENTS

u HE possibility Of Pueblo returning
to the Western league to displace
Wichita. which is encompassed
about by an anu-sunday base ball
sentiment. in some respects offers
room for eongratuiation in the hope Of It's
being realized. Pueblo fell out Of the ranks
FOR lack Of patronage, that Is true. but 50
did 81. Joe. The case Is not unique. ST.
Joe, after several years outside the fold
returned and is more than making good
Pueblo might do the same thing There
IL no reason why It should not: every rea-
son why II should. II Is well. therefore.
that Frank Isbell incIines favorably TO
the Colorado town as an alternative. The
expense and trouble Of transferring would
be small Colorado ought, to give balance
and symmetry and financial proportions to
tie circuit have two cities IN the Western
league. IL has been the rule IL Is too
long q jump Tor only one town. True. since
We added Wichita and Topeka the jump Is
broken somewhat. but Il Would sim be bet
\ ter II we had the second Colorado city.
' 1t would help Denver too for that matter.
Denver does not need help as much as
some other towns in the league for II has
always been one OF the best base ball cities
IN the west. but Just the same we who
KNOW the history Of this league know that
Denver IL always q better town when one
OF its sister dties in on the circuit The
treasury reports Of the league Of course,
will show what two mountain tegus mean.
II winning team were put into Puebis
things would take on new life and continue
good, we feel certain. II would not need
to be a pennant winner, but a team such
az Frank Isbell has had and may be relied
on always TO have-one of the old White
SON type always fighting That IL what
that town demands and the only reason Il
ever failed 70 support a team was because
the last one It had went dead on It's feet
and could not be revived. No live town
would support such a team. Take the ex-
ample Of Topeka and even Des Moines.
This looks like good proposition and, II
wichita must drop out, by all means move
over the line to Pueblo. The climate is
fine. anyway.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11


Jimmy Callahan. the old white sox star.
gives our Norris L. o'Neill a grand send
off In a recent article Ia the Chicago Jour
nal He pays the Western league president
the stout tribute OF being an honest. Quiet.
painstaking Official" adding that '.EIe Is
q wealthy man and Is in base ball be-
cause he loves It." He ranks Tip as among
the men away up in base ball Sffairs. The
western league masnates seemed 20 have
shared that view when they paid OMEN
even higher compliment by eieefinR hin.
70 uve years more Of service year before
his former five years contract expirea
That was about strong testimonial as
could be paid. 1t was q declaration 20 the
base ball world that things in the Western
league were going along all right for the
action was unanimous and wholly un-
known to oNeiIi before he was advised Of
what had been done. OMEN has grown In
MS present position. He has a wide streak
OF loyalty through him, loyalty to 3 duty
and friend and this quality shows itself
20 great advantage. Hs is one Of the men
who have come up from the ranks. having
been a PLAYER and later an umpire.
II is to be hoped they decide the owner.
snip OF the Boston Doves before the next
season opens. for II would never do 10
nave the secret uncovered. IL. as now
stated the ownership does not represent
syndicate base bail, then ali decent pass
eall men may heaVe a sigh OF relief. soma
folks win insist on further light how
ever. before believing all they hear. IL the
arrangement has been made By which
Fred Tenney, the old Boston ana New Yors.
first basemah, is to manage the Doves q
will be another good bit OF information
and welcome. too. A man OF Tenney.s edu-
cation and training ought to be able 10
produce results manager.
Gotoh insists no win not return 10 the
mat Instantly Hackenssbmlat says Ia
wants TO meet everybody, Goteh included
Hack. euFled his Russian lion tail up and
ran all over Europe 20 keep out OF Gotoh,s
way once. after showing his yellow streak
IN This country. Il IL too bad II Gotch
means this, for Il would be interesting 10
SEQ him 80 after Hack. In real earnest
= asain- But those wTestlsrs are such hum
Orists
The latest bit OF sporting news a that
Kid Wedge, who wedges himself In be-
tween second rate prize fighting and third
rate preaching, off and on. Is recoverinv
rom SICK spell in San Francisco hos
pitaL
The catcher crop has been scarce an
several hig league teams are loading up
on all the stock they can get in the hone
OF course that they can develop a few
Btara
Chick Aubrey. the records disclose. only
batted .2ss last season. The Chicken wen,
along for while without batting at All.
He seems 60 lack nerve at crucial times
Old Father Winter has not been able 10
stop operations on that new grandstand OF
ia Rourke's Pa Is getting II ready for
<comislSey's white sox April L
John T. Sullivan and Jack johnson have
met al last Il was in their autos Whirilas
sr0und a corner In opposite directions.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

The latest bit Of sporting news Is that
KID Wedge, who wedges himself in be-
tween second rate prize fighting and third
rate preaching, Off and on. IL recovering
from sick spell in a San Francisco hos
pital
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Chick Aubrey. the records disclose. only
batted Ss last season. The Chicken went
along for while without batting at All.
He seems 20 lack nerve at crucial times
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

OLD Father Winter has not been able to
stop operations on that new grandstand OF
ia Rourke's Pa Is getting II ready for
'Comiskey's white sox April L
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

the catcher crop has been scarce, 80
several big league teams are loading up
on all the stock they can get in the hope.
OF course that they can develop a few
stars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

John l. Sullivan ana Jack johnson have
met al last Il was in their autos whlFllag
around a corner Ia opposite directions.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Humphreys HOmeo. Medicine Co. Coz.
William ana Ann Sta, New York
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
CREWS TO ROW ON THE SEVERN

Date Has Been Efxed for PeBusy and
the Navy.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Io-The crews OF
the University of Pennsylvania and the
Naval academy viii row on the Severn
next spring. The data has been fixed for
May 6. The varsity elghts win meet at
two miles and the freshman boats at one
and one-haif miles.
The Huttig news., 1910-11-05
HARDWARE.

Heating Stoves $50 and up Cooking Stoves complete 5000 and up Nails per lb. 4c Full Kegs 1-2c per lb. Shelf Hardware of all kinds, Saws, Axes and all kinds of contractors supplies at
 right prices. China, Cut Glass and Oueensware to
 suit the most fastidious.
The Huttig news., 1910-11-05
FURNITURE.

Everything that you want at the right price and terms to suit customers.
 We will fit you up for Housekeeping on the installment plan, Beds and Bedding, every ything to make you comfortable.
 One Price, Plain Figures.
The Huttig news., 1910-11-05
GROCERIES.

16 lbs. Granulated Sugar S1.OO 20 lbs. Rice LOO California Fruit, all kinds, 3 lb. cans .15 Evar,orated Milk, family size, doz. LOO
 A complete line of Staple and Fancy Or oceries that will please in price and CT lalty.
 All the ingredients for your Christmas ruit Cake now on hand.
The Huttig news., 1910-11-05
DRESS GOODS.

54 inch Broad Cloth formerly SIPS now 85c 40 ss Serge ss 75c s soc 56 t Shepherd Checks was Csc < soc 56 s' Fancy Suiting s' 55c < 2Oc Best Outings made 1921 Cloth < 1Oc Complete line Fancy Dress Ginghams 10c 2 spools Thread cord 200 yards each for Sc
 Big lot of Ladies Coats and Skirts at reduced prices. See these goods.
The Huttig news., 1910-11-05
WE HANDLE MAJESTIC FLOUR The Best on Earth.
MISCELLANEOUS.

All Lace Boots in stock going at Cost Mems Rubber Boots $500 A lot of Men Wool Underwear at Cost Mems Corduroy Caps worth $1 .OO for soc Children's soc Caps to be sold out for 25c Mems Heavy Winter Shirts going at Cost Boys Knee Pants Suits at less than Cost Mems all wool winter pants marked down
 See the above Bargains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10

a single month and
as many men as Lee
force when the cam.
May 8. and ended in
d on juno 8. Grant's
lows:
Captured or
Wound Miss
led. ed: ing. Total.
,246 1907 1888 1866
.725 13.41s 2,25S 1899
bsl 2,B4 ss1 1885
.,s44 s.o77 1875 1871
81 sa7 22s sa5
$50 TAI s25 1876
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10

bility no waa under. noticed during
tho service that Mr.. Davis would find
places in the prayer book for ono OF
his children}, who wps there being
trained to follow in tho service. Cen
cral Lee, a man or large stature, fine
figure, soldierly look, and pleasant, but
dlgnifed. Both showed every evidences
OF the refined and cultured gentleman
they surely were.
The Scene mt st. Pnups.
To my youthful eyes and ardent pa
triotism they both impressed me most
favorably. Neither OF these great men
for the purpose OF worshiping s~God
Almighty. Both were attentive ana
devoutly went through. tho service. !
now value this experience as one of
tho most agreeable OF my wartime
memories that can never be forgotten
by me. Tho Rev. Minniscrode, ID. d.,
was the officiating clergyman, and II
was he who visited, in his ministerial
capacpy Mr.. Davis when he was In
carcrra5ed at Fortress Monroe Ills
church service partock s)f the nature
of Thanksgiving for our great victory
at Manassas; la. church YVES crowded
families generally sat In pews te
themselves.
Even at that early day Richmond
was an armed camp, for tho Confed.
crate uniform was conspicuous. 1 vel
remember number in the congresa.
ton who had evidently passed through
the battle, and. from their white band
ages and arms in sings, must have
been wounded. and how proud they
seemed to be OF their badges OF honor
and how tho rest of us nnvied their
taeir good luck; and fearful we wer.
that the war would en1 before we fht
a chance to get place in the picture
near the flashing OF the guns.