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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Heavy Snow Stops
the Cornhuskers
Base Ball Artists at University Forced
to Indoor Practice Because
Of the Weather.

LINCOLN, March p-(Special)-A heavy
snowfall brought a cessation to the out
door training Of the Cornhusker base bail
candidates this afternoon and drove them
back to the cage, which they deserted
nearly two weeks ago In order to take
advantage Of the clear weather and prac-
tlce on the new diamond.
BY their work on the diamond for two
weeks the Cornhuskers have enabled the
coaches to get q good line on the material
that will be available for the games this
season. Several men who had not been
figured on showed up in excellent form in
the outdoors games. Among these new
candidates are Cummings, Lofgren, and
Buck.
Lofgren has been playing a star third
base, doing work that almost assures him
of a place on the team. In three of the
games this week he handled the third
sack without a muff and bRtted without
a strikeout being registered against him.
At second base Cummings has been
showing up well. He has q powerful
throwing arm and has covered the second
sack in good style. Puck has been
shifted around to several of the bases and
has played fairly good bali. The head
coach looks for him to improve a great
deal during the next few weeks.
In the field Bliss, an Omoha boy, has
been making a strong bid for one Of the
garden jobs. He has played center field
without an error. Just now his chief
fault seems to be a weakness in batting.
He may get his batting eye later on. and
then will have a right to demand a place
on the team.
Most of the veteran players have been
putting up a better game at their old
coverspositions than they did last year.
Jess Clark, at first, never played varsity
ball as he has done this year. He covers
the initial bag like a Lacquer. His hitting
has Improved much over last year.
Metcalf, short stop, is in better form
this early in the spring than he ever was
last season. In the games Of last week he
made some Of the most sensational catches
and stops at : short that have ever been
seen on a University OF Nebraska dia-
mond. He is certain to be a star this year.
Greenslit has lost none Of his ability as
a catcher and has played faultless ball
behind the bat. Sturteznegger is the only
one, of last years letter men who is not
playing fast enough ball to keep his place
on the team. Sturteznegger failed to
show any fast class In the games played
on the new field, and he is likely to be
put on the bench unless he improves
rapidly. ... .,-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
.BowlerS Take Up
Proposed Changes
In Constitution
st. Louis Wants Tournament Earlier
So Base Ball Players Can Partici-
pate-NO Changes in Leaders.

DETROIT, Mich, March 9-There was no
change in the leaders Of the three events
In the tenth annual tournament Of the
American Bowling congress as a result Of
today's attack on the pins
A number Of Amendments we're approved
by the executive committee today and will
be submitted to the meeting later in the
week. It IS believed the majority will be
adopted.
One OF the proposed amendments upon
which action was postponed a day will
make It imperative that the annual tourna-
gent open on a Saturday in February and
The St Louis, delegation has announced
that It viii fight 1t to the. bitter end,
George Qualey, leader Of the delegation,
announced that st. Louis would start the
event in January in order that it may be
finished before the base ball teams start
on their training trips, Many base ball play
ers are bowling stars and this will give
them a chance. to roll. II the proposed
amendment is adopted, ST. Louis will with
draw its bid for the tourney, leaving a
clear field for Buffalo.
A total OF S25, 1872 will be awarded the
contestants. The list shows a total of
S29,s2O paid, as entry fees, the largest
amount ever secured by the congress. First
prize in the flve-men teams will be $500.
In the doubles the first prize is $500 and
the leaders in singles will get SS25. The
high average man will draw $500.
eRder to Date.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Race Meet for mitchell.

MITCHELL, s. D., March 9.-(SpecIal. -
The horsemen of this city have made the
preliminary arrangements for a Big race
meet to be held in Mitchell July u. Is, IA
and the following officers were elected to
ave charge of the same: President, w. G.
Metcalf; secretary. J. K. Smith; assistant
secretary, Fl. Fl Collard; treasurer, Frank
Weller. The purses for the races will
amount to 5000 and will be the largest ever
put up for a race meeting in this CITY.
Two stake races have been provided Tor
each drawing a purse of $500, one being the
Corn Palace stake and the other the
Mltchell stake. Several automobile evnts
will be put up during the three DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

early closing or purse will be deducted
from money winners. The association re-
serves the right to declare off any stake
not filling satisfactorily. Any horse dis
tancing the field, or any part thereof, is
entitled to one money only, old distance
rules TO govern. Hobbies are barred IN
s-year-old races.
The entry fee 10 purse races Will be 5
per cent. Money in harness races will be
50, g. is and 10 per cent All hsr-
ness races, unless sooner decided, end with
the fifth heat. Horses not standing for
money at the end OF the third heat will
not be permitted TO start for the fourth.
Mile heats to all harness races. All early
closing races are guaranteed for the stated
amount and no more. The right II re-
served to change the order Of the program,
and also to declare off any races not fin
ished by 4 p. m. Friday OF the week Of the
meeting. Stall rent will be free to all
starters. one-half Of entrance fee will be
refunded to starters finishing the race
inside the flag and outside the money. The
nomination Of two horses g.. one class Is
permitted on one entry fee.
Running Races.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
BELIEVE SMALL BOY KIDNAPPED
Parents Of North Dakota child OF q
Years Unable to Locate Him
After Long search.

ABERDEEN, S. D., March s-Cspeoisl)-
Residents OF a section OF country thirty
miles north Of Hettinger. N. d., are in
v~estigating what they believe to be a kid
naplng case, the victim being a ~s-yeRr-old
boy named Henry Hether. son Of a farmer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March 9.-(Special)
wild duck and goose hunters are having
considerable sport along the streams and
bodies or water in the vicinity OF Sioux
rails, where these fowl, now on their way
northward, are numerous. The hampton
hunter thus far is Paul Kalsch, aged l8. OF
Sioux Falls, who during a few hours
shooting in a corn field five and one-half
miles southwest Of Sioux Falls, shot and
Killed eleven ducks and three geese.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
BrItons ChaIIenEe for nnrin Cnn.

SYDNEY, N. S. w, March 9.-The United
States Lawn Tennis association and the
English Lawn Tennis association have both
national cup now held by the Australians
The American challenge was received some
time ago, but that Of the Engllshmen came
only today by cable. 1t is two days outside
the time limit, but It is believed the Aus
~tralians will accept IL the United States
association agrees. This years match will
be played in New Zealand, but the date has
not yet been fixed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

named Emanuel Hether. February 3 the
lad left home TO 20 TO the homo Of his
grandfather. a half mile distant
He was watched by his parents until he
was within a few rods Of his grandfather's
house. Then no disappeared.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
WORKING HARD FOR OMAHA
Seventy Men In Training at Iowa City
for Track Meet.

for Track Meet.
IOWA CITY, Ia, March 9.-(Special.)-
overtime to prepare his track team for the
Track Coach Jerry Delaney is working
big indoor meet to be held in Omaha on
April l. With a squad Of seventy men ex-
elusive o fthe freshmen, the University Of
lows raine is urging his men to high
speed because of the coming indoor event.
Special attention has been given recently
Alderman, Swan, Murphy and Grub the
Hawkeyes will bid fair to win many points
in these field events this year.
other colleges In the state are also busily
preparing for the Omaha meet. Coach
John L. Griffith of Drake university took
his track squad outdoors the first of the
week in Des Moines and gave them a
quarter mile competition on the Drake
stadium. The men finished In the follow
ing order: Roy Ravens, the Missouri val
ley conference champion was first; Foell,
the Storm Lake sprinter, was second; Her
rold, q member OF last years quarter mile
relay team, was third, and Fred Ravens, a
brother of Roy, was fourth. There were
sixteen starters n the race.
The indoor meet at Sioux City next Sat
urday will attract a relay team from the
University OF Nebraska as well as from
Drake. The Cornhusker quartet gave
Drake a hard battle for relay honors last
spring.
The members of the team to be taken IN
Omaha April l to represent the Christians
has not been selected. Roy Ravens, Foell,
Herrold, Roe, Knight, Fred Ravens, Con-
rad, hcCreight and one or two others are
the most likely candidates for the team.
YanIgRns Defeat Regulars.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 9-Brooklyn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
second Block Goes TO Hoppe.

CHICAGO. March awhile Hoppe won
the. second block OF his 2.4O0-polnt ISL
billiard match with Ora M~orningstar last
night, SS6 TO 97. The score for two nights'
play Is: Hoppe, 800; M~orninnstar, on.
Hopes high run tonight was 80 and his
average Y ls-l9 Mornlngstar averaged
la lh-D and his high nun was CD
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
AMONG THE LOCAL BOWLERS
KIRuck's GIendsIes Fake Twb out of
Three from the st. James o.,
81 1s Team,

The Glendales took two out of three from
the st, James. Klapck was high, with 21O
and 64 for totals for the Glendales. Will
90. and Scannell had high game Of 200 for
the st. JAMES. Tonight, Drebbus against
O'Briens. Score: lfaT .~fE9t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
AtchIson sirnn PInvers.

ATCHISON, Kan, March 9.-(Special Tel
egram)-M. h. Slgler, manager OF the At
Gibson franchise I'm the Mink league yester-
day signed fourteen players for the local
team. Fans are enthusiastic over the pros
poets for a pennant-winning aggregation.
Atchison Is the largest town on the cir
cult. The season opens with an exhibition
game April 10, with the st Joseph Western
league team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
CondItlonA "a do Conteata.

Entries TO all early closing races will
close Monday, May ~ and to purses Mon
day, August as Entrance fee to early
closing races will be 3 per cent, payable
as follows: One per, cent to accompany
nomination. May IS 1910, when horses must
be named: 1 per cfnGp a yabie July l and l
per cent payable August Is Parties de-
claring out prior to second or third pay
ment, will be held ouly7for the amount
paid in. An additional . per cent Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
GOTCH AND ROLLER
Champions of Ireland and Austria Are
Easy for the Americans.

KANSAS CITY, March s.-Champion
Frank Gotch and DR.. b. +. Roller defeated
In straight falls, Pat Connolly. champion
OF ireland, and Carl Becker OF Australia.
respectively, in wrestling matches at Con-
Ventlon hall here last night.
Connolly, who was heralded as a Tough
grappler, proved tame in the hands Of
Gotch. The champion toyed with his oppon-
net, several times carrying him around the
ring In his arms. The first fall came in 10 .OS
with a reverse Nelson hold. A reverse Nell
son and an English bar hold decided the
second fall In b:I5.
Becker was easily ouJclassed by Roller.
The physician won the initial fall with a
combination half-Nelson and toe hold in
Is ~ double body hold caused the second
fan in 7:20.
Eight thousand people witnessed the con-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
weston Near. IA Junt,.

LA JUNTA, Colo March g.-Edward Paw
son Weston stopped for me night at Ben
ton station, eight miles from La Junta,
ana II expected 70 reach here about I
covered today from Tyrone TO Benton was
miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Brown and Driscon Draw.

NEW YORK, March 9. - Knockout"
Brown OF New York and Boyo Drlscoll, an
irish bantam, fought a clever ten-round
draw tonight at the Fairmount Athletic
club. This is the first bout the Paramount
has held since the Ketchel-LanGford fiaxeo
last autumn, when Governor Hughes or
dered the fight stopped.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Hbynnko Thrown PENNY

DETROIT, March S-After one hour. six
minutes n 50 seconds (unofficiaD 81
strenuous work, zhysIko won the first fall
OF Michigan. here last night The Pole won
the ne1t fan n ten minutes fiat. The
match wal for the best two in three falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

OF malaria, liver arrangement and kid
noy trouble Is easily cured BY Electric Bit
ters. the guaranteed remedy. soc. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
ST. JAMES.

The Beselins Mixers won three games
from the HoHys last night on the base
ment' alleys. Bill Schneider had all hon
ors, with 222 for high single game and 5g8
for total Tonight Bungalows and Derby,
Wooden Mills. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
ROLLER AND ,zBYszKO MATCHED
HeaVyweIghts Sign Articles for n
WFestIinR BOut 10 Finish.

KANSAS CITY, March 9.-Dr. b. r.. Roll
Ter of Seattle and Zybszko. the Pole, have
wrestling bout TO a finish.
Jack Herman signed the men today TO
meet here on March %. The purse Is $1,000,
Roller and Nybszko recently met here.
the Pole agreeing to throw his opponent
twice In sixty minutes. He failed, Roller
proving the aggressor much Of the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

RH,E.
Chicago Americans No L...-.~-..SR
o~ctamenio 70 4
Batteries; Walsh. Sutor. Olmstead ana
Block Hunt and La LOnga
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
STATE FAIR SPEED PROGRAM
Board Gives Out List Of Events to
Attract Racing Men.
uG RELAY RACE 70 BE FEATURE
'wo Miles Per Day for Five Days,
Changing Horses Each Half
Mile-Four Thousand
Dollar Purses.

LINCOLN, BeB.. March 9.-(special)-
Following is tho program for the Ne
'raska state fair races n Lincoln. septem-
Der ; 70 9, carly closing races must I'm
Nay 16. Purses close August 10. The list:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Detroit Release. pitchers.

DETROIT, March 9,-Pitchers Speer and
Savidge were released today by Detroit.
Savldge goes to Rochester and Speer to
Buffalo. -r
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Better Health Means Greater Success

Come to the leaders OF medical speclansm. Years Of close study tbop.
expert and proficient . a..
II you TeeGs physician, get good one You cannot afford to jeOpardi1o
unreliable treatment a-.Tt
Are you suffering with Rheumatism Golfer, Call Stones. Caarh Epu.
epsy Paralysis, Stomach Trouble. Liver or Kidney disease o. n OF the Kin.
~ see sf ="
Da. SEARLES { sEARLES. lIs South 18th st.. Omaha. Hsb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

One-half mile consolation dash (for horses
that have started and not won money! 100
Entry In the Nebraska bred S-year-old
race, foals Of 1907, owned in Nebraska and
registered with the Jockey club, IS to
nominate, May 16 and s. additional to
start.
No entry fee for other running races
than the two above named. All running
races will be governed by the new Ameri-
can racing rules, except where otherwise
provided, Jockey license excepted Five
entries will be required to fiji and four
to start. Five per cent of the purse is
deducted from money winners. Money will
be divided, 60, Is and 10 per cent. Stall
rent is free to inner paying entrance
fee.
Ten-MiIe Relay Running Race.
IL three riders, purse. ................ $1,000
TX four or more riders, purse........ 1870
The event will be run two miles per day
for five days, riders to change horses at
the end Of the half mile In front Of the
grandstand. h saddle and rider shall
weigh not less than lis pounds. Each rider
will be allowed to enter not more than
six horses. naming and describing each.
The rider making the best time for ten
miles wins.
-Four to enter and three to start-for three
riders a purse OF $1,000 will be divided, so,
30 and 20 per cent to winners. II four
or more riders, the purse will be $3.50,
money divided, 50, Is, 10 and 10 per cent.
The entry fee will be S25 and must be
made on or before August 10. The entry
fee will be refunded upon participation in
the race.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

The Beselins won three games from the
bungalows last night on the Basement al
leys. Bill Schneider had all high honors.
with n and COZ. Ross, a new man OF the
was high with 5Sl. Score:
pErCUT THrtC nETxr-na
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
South Omaha RouInr..
II. II. KATSKEEs

The Martin Tigers won three straight
games from the H. H. Katskees last night.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

City c won two games from City A last
night on the Basement alleys. Lehman
had all hish honors with POO for high sIngle
game and $50 for totals. Score:
CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March s-Brooklyn
(regulars), 6; Yanigans, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

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The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31

IT was at the bankers convention In
Atlantic City, that the suggestion was
made there were too many new banks
being chartered, in many cases to give
ambitious men an opportunity to be-
come directors. There may be cases
where ambition to pose as bankers has
led to the formation of savings and
other banks, but they are insignificant
compared with the number formed
from business reasons. The banking
business pays in every growing muni-
cipality, and general Knowledge Of
the fact will explain why banks are
growing in number. In Atlantic City,
where the question Of their multipli-
city was raised a few days ago, there
was sale on Thursday last of 348
shares Of the stock of a bank not quite
nine years old, at 1926 per share, the
par value of which is 500. That is a
big premium to pay for the shares of a
young bank, but it is an unerring sign
that the institution Is a money maker,
and that probably Atlantic City has
room for few more banks. On Friday
the record price for bank stock in
Trenton was reached when ten shares
of a national bank, work $50 par. sold
for sl42. The banking business judi.
ciously managed pays well. and that
is why banks contine to multiply.
The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31

THE Mt. Holly Z" Mirror" says -
Graceful recognition was given to
the widow Of a former chief executive
Of New Jersey last week when Govern
or Fort appointed Mrs. George r..
Werts, of Jersey City, TO be assistant
commissioner of charities and correc-
tion. The position was created by the
last legislature and pays $1,000, and
at the time Of the passage of the act
it was understood that Mrs. Werts
would be rendered the appointment.
The duties OF the assistant commits
sioner will be to investigate the cases
Of the growing number of applicants
for admission to the states several
charitable institutions. Very many Of
those seeking to live upon the public
bounty or to obtain treatment for all
ments which under certain conditions
might render them eligible for admis-
sion to one or another of the state hos
pitals or homes, are not deserving and
should not be placed ahead of those
whose cases merit aid. The new as
sistant commissioner will be in posi-
tion to save many times her salary in
securing just discrimination against
the shame and undeserving appli-
cantS.H r "a s
The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31
THE HAGUE's GREATEST CASE
American Canadian Fishing Dispute to
Be Arbitrated by Peace Tribunal.

American Canadian Fishing Dispute to
Be Arbitrated by Peace Tribunal.
An array of counsel greater in num-
Der and more illustrious in reputation
than ever before assembled at The
Hague to engage in the trial Of
special case has been retained to rep
resent America and Great Britain in
the determination of what is undoubt-
edly the most important issue ever
presented to the great peace tribunal.
Technically this Is the determination
Of differences over the fishing rights
OF Americans and Canadians in their
respective waters. The issue Of great
est import is the determination OF the
right of colony or province, such as
Canada or Newfoundland. by local leg
islation to deprive persons Of rights
conferred by treaty between the prin-
cipals. The arbitration tribunal Is to
meet at The Hague June to hear the
oral arguments
The Newfoundland fisheries contrc-
versy between the American and Brit
ish governments is of long standing,
and. prolonged negotiations having fall
ed to result In p settlement, it was
agreed last spring to submit the dis
pute to The Hague tribunal Ambas-
sador Bryce and Elihu Root, then Sec
retary Of state, brought about this dis
position of the matter.
The New England fisheries are re-
sponsible for the dispute They pro-
tested that the treaty rights of AmerI-
can crews that fish in Newfoundland
waters had been questioned, their
work interfered with and an attempt
made to enforce against them local
laws and regulations inconsistent with
the privileges guaranteed them by in
ternational agreement.
The arbitration court will consist Of
DR., Heinrich Lammasch Of Austria,
umpire, who will act as president;
Luis M. Drago. Argentine Republic;
Jenkherr AN peSavornin Lohman
of the NetherlaN ads. Judge George Gray
Of Delaware and Sir Charles Fitzpat-
rick, chief Justice of the supreme court
of Canada. The agent of the United
States is Chandler p. Anderson. The
United States COUNSEL are Senator Eli
hu Root, George Turner and Samuel
J.. Elder, and the associate counsel are
James Brown Scott. solicitor for the
department OF state; Charles B. War
rem and Robert Lansing.
The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31

The building loan associations are
doing good work in building up the
cities of this state and they are in
creasing rapidly. The members are
among the most frugal in the COM
munity and these form much larger
percentage than is generally believed.
At the close of the states fiscal year
there were 476 of these associations in
New Jersey with total membership
of 63,907. The assets of the associa-
tions were $73,622, 1902. There were
1866 borrowing members and nearly
all Of these represent homes secured.
Many of the non borrowing members
are saving so that the mortgages will
be smaller when they begin borrowing
for home. These associations aid
the members to get homes of their
own, inculcate thrifty habits and ex-
ercise d powerful influence on the fin
ancial condition of the state. 1t was
believed that the great increase in the
number Of trust companies would ex-
ercise a deterring influence on the
building loan associations and they
did So at trst, but the people are re-
turning to the associations and thirty
two new ones were organized during
the past year.
The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31
The Bite Of the Sea Lion.

The bite Of the sea lion is poisonous:
besides. it is an ugly wound from the
manner in which it is inflicted. Al
though the creature moves painfully
and slowly on land, the motion of its
head and neck is extremely quick. The
neck seems to have an almost elastic
quality, One is surprised at its reach.
The sea lion is like a bulldog. When
ne has caught hold he does not let 60
at once, but sets his teeth firmly in
the flesh. Then he twists his head.
the teeth being still imbedded in the
1esh, and without relinquishing his
grip be gives quick jerk. The result
is to pull out ragged piece OF flesh
y the animal has taken a deep hold
London Standard.
The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31

IT is an amusing illustration of the
vagaries Of current politics that Rep
resentatiye Fowler, Of this state, is
advocated for reelection as particu-
larly meritorious person, because he is
opposed to the majority of his party in
the house of representatives and has
been refused advancement in commit
tee appointments. The plain truth is
that Fowler is kicker because he was
turned down for his inefficiency and
neglect Of duty. He has given his
dsties no proper attention, his ab-
senteeism has been notorious, his fool
ishN proposals for currency reform have
been laughed out Of the house, his ab-
tempt to influence voters by promises
of public gifts have been a scandal,
while his failure to keep these prom
ises has been ridiculed throughout the
country. Sunday Call,