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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-11
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Dancing Class.

Wednesday evening the advanced
dancing class will give its weekly
dance in Hoffman hall and the Nor
ris orchestra will render the prog
ram of music.
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ers OF the Revolution. which will
convene in that city on April II and
1t is expected that nearly 1900 dele
gates win be in attendance.
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Read the Merchants Bargain
Page. 1t means money saved for
you. Page 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Tri-City Relay Race
to Be Event of Meet
Omaka, York and Sioux City High
Schools Are to Enter Fast
Teams.

A tri-city interscholastic relay race will
be one of the big events of the Omaha in
door meet. Omaha, York and Sioux City,
Ia Will be the three schools entered, these
three high schools being considered the
fastest in the Missouri valley.
The Omaha team will have three of the
crack men who made It up last season,
Captain Wood, Rause and Willard. The
fourth man of the 1910 four, Harry Fraser
graduated last June. Coach earns of the
high school has not picked his successor
as there are several likely looking candi-
dates. Benson Rowley, a senior in the
school and holder of the state 22O-yard
hurdle record, may run on the team.
On the York squad will be Wiley, who
is considered the best all-around high
school athlete in Nebraska, and Keys, who
won second place in the state high school
meet held at Omaha last spring Meyers,
another fast track man, will probably be
the third man, but the fourth mans name
has not been sent yet Wiley and Meyers
are also two Of the best high Jumpers in
the state Wiley holding the high school
record.
Aldrich, star basket ball man, and Hutch
ms the holder of the state interscholastic
record for the 220-yard hurdles, will be two
of the men on the Sioux City team. Sioux
City and York expect to bring some rooters
along to help their runners in both the
relay event and in the other individual
races and field trials.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
OMAHA COUPLES BIG ENTRY
Largest Entry at Dog Show that Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore.
WILL HAVE NINETEEN CANNES
show Management Devises Plans OF
ClassifyinE DOGS I'm REGARD 60
POsitiOn-Cats Come In
for Attention.

The biggest entry IN the Omaha Dog
Show will be from an Omaha man and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs @. II. Moore, who own
the Ak-Sar-Ben kennels. Mr.. Moore and
his wife are both lovers OF dogs he being
especially fond Of Boston terriers and she
OF the little English toy spaniel.
The two have entered their dogs under
one name, the Ak-Sar-Ben, and together
have nineteen dogs in the show. Although
Mr.. Moore contends strenuously that he Is
boss Of the kennels and all that, the
records Of the show point out plainly that
there are fifteen Of Mrs. Moore's spaniels
that will be on the benches when the show
opens next Wednesday and only four Of
her hubbys Boston terriers
All Of the trophies for the show have ar
rived and are on exhibition in tho window
of the Milwaukee ticket office. Besides
the cups displayed there, there are hun
dTeds OF medals and ribbons and some
money prizes to be given away.
The committee In charge Of the show is
working out a scheme OF displaying the
dogs and cats that will be shown The
general plan OF the show will be to show
the dogs OF one class in adjacent booths
but the two big divisions OF the dog
show will not be recognized that is the
sporting dogs will not all be placed in one
part OF the building and the transporting
dogs in another part.
In one part Of the building a spot will
be reserved for the cats No one has
come forward with plan as yet prevent
ing the dogs from hearing the cats news,
or to safeguard the cats from hearing the
dogs barking
The hospital, in which all animals which
become in any way sick will be placed
be a Cd
mainder of the show, so that the noise
aud hustle of the show will not seriously
disturb the sick pets Very few dogs or
cats in a show become sick, as they are
generally in the best of condition when
sent in.
downstairs in the basement of the Audi
forum there will be built a sawdust ring
Tor the exercise Of the dogs whose masters
do not care to come down and exercise
them. Attendants will be on hand at the
show to perform this duty
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Senator's Park
Destroyed by Fire;
Fans Watch Sight
Plumbers Blow Lamp starts Blaze
and Skating orr Water Causes
Total Loss

WfauINUtug NarDb d. a plumber g
tHf Iamr end siforr wind caused D.
tfr NfIa IrIat that destroyed the Amcrr
.Hn I.asHa hoas bsu park and four frame
tH'dinta formerly ~ part NJ the freed
hHua hospital but used aa q storoh0uso
tIInhffs had temporarily shut off the
eHltf s1rrg md bv the time fire appara-
'Ia arrived iba nfaudetand and beachers
HfIa % riaaa OF flames The loss was esti.
mated st tUW0 about $1,000 of which was
covered bf Insurance
Thomas O. Noyss president Of the Wash
iueiDu boil club. called n meeting o. the
directors ana announced that work would
hrelu Immediately ON the construction ~
steel stands iis Hlid 10 sufficient progress
had NOT been made by the opening Of the
season. April it the opening game might
BE- transferred ~ other league points lie
figured that the new stand ana repairs
would require au expenditure Of StOO 90.
The fire was Viewed by a big crowd "
fans who. Boo true base bail spirit. missed
their midday meal To- see the blaze They
broke through the police lines and
trHmplcd over the diamond. which was
soon Blk mud puddle The gardeners
bad been engaged In rolling the base lines
many weeks
The lumber yard Of Eisiuger Brothers,
which udlOiua the park. was threatened for
n time, but the four structures once oc-
oupird by the hospital constituted the only
loss TO- the lumber firm-about $4,000 No
ono was injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Tennis Girls Elect
Officers of Club
Laura Zimmerman is Made First Pres.
ident of New Organization at
High School

Laura Zimmerman was elected as the
first president of the new girls tennis
organization formed at the Omaha High
school Thursday-the Omaha High School
Racquet club. More than $50 OF the young
women Of the school have joined the tennis
club and tournament for the champion
ship Of the school will be held this spring.
For some years past the boys OF the
Omaha High school have held annual
tournaments for the championship Of the
school. and contests with the racquet ex-
perts Of Creighton college and Bellevue
are arranged, with the crack players Of
the schools competing. Last year was the
first that the girls held a tennis event, and
u was very successful.
Miss Bessie Dumont. girls physical di-
rector al the High school, will act as the
teacher In charge Of the club, as the rules
OF the school provide for each organiza-
ton to have teacher in connection
with IT,
rho fun list VI officers elected at the
meeting II as follows: Laura Zimmerman,
president. Beulah Byrd. vice president
Mildred Ellcr. secretary and treasurer;
Elizabeth Rainey. reporter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Crescents Win One
More Speedy Game
Walnut Hill Five Defeats Omaha
High School Juniors by Strong
Score.

The Walnut hin Crescents added another
team TO lie list last night. defeating the
Omaha High school juniors 81 to q The
" alnut Hiil squad took the lead at the
start Of the game and steadily drew away
from the high school five, outplaying the
scholastic team all through the game
Feiers was the star OF the game. break
ma up the high school plays and scoring a
fetal Of l6 points for the Crescents. Osman
the big center for the High School Juniors,
proved too much for his Walnut Hin op-
pOusnt, reaching above him and simply
taking the ball on the tossup.
The Walnut Hill Crescent Juniors fol-
lowed the example Of The senior squad and
defeated the south Omaha High school
juniors ~ to n. In the other preliminary
game the star Five Of Walnut Inn nosed
a pictOry from the freshmen Of Soutf
Omaha High school, winning Is 10 Il.
The lineup OF the Crsscent-Omaha High
school Juniors game was.
o a. q JUNIORS l CREsrEN-rs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY ENTERS
Stages Men to Be Here for the Big
Indoor Meet.
HAS A TEA1 OF SPEEDY MEN
nearly Al at the BiR CoIIeaes Of the
west Have Now Given Assur-
ances 81 Tbeir Presence
In Omaha.

University Of Chicago has definitely de-
cidcd 90 enter the Omaha indoor meet April
and p telegram announcing that Coach
a. a. stage would bring a strong team here
was received at the Omaha Athletic assoc
citation headquarters FRIDAY morning.
The Maroons Will bring a relay team that
viii be a strong contestant for the winning
honors and will be entered in the big col
lege relay race. In the individual events,
Chicago has a number Of men who will
run close TO the winner IL they do not take
off all the high honors OF the meet I. N.
Davenport. holder Of the western confer
euce records for the quarter mile, :4S9S
and for the half mile run, 1865, and who
runs in the mile race. will be on the team.
Other stars Of the Maroon squad are
Menault, the weight man OF the team.
Long. a mile runner; Earl, star Splinter
and short dash man. Straub, quarter miller;
Rogers pole vaulter, ana George Kun,
hurdle runner and relay man.
Entries for the meet are coming in fast.
The lists for Kansas, Nebraska, Michigan.
Chicago, Tarldo, Coe. Wesleyan, South Da-
kota. are all expected in the first Of next
week and the other schools before the
week is closed The names of the athletes
will be sent to the official Handicapped,
Theodore II. Bland of st. Louis next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Noted Checker Player
to Meet Local Cracks
Alfred Jordan of England, on Tour OF
World, to Visit Town
Saturday.

Alfred Jordan. worlds champion checker
player. Of London, England, will be in
omsha Saturday and will meet Just as
many Of the crack checker players OF
Omaha as care to play him. lie will play
them all simultaneously at the Young
Mems Christian association Saturday after
noon and evening.
Mr.. Jordan is making a tour Of the
world, and is now on his return to Eng
land having come to this country from
Australia In Australia he PLAYED Ass
games, won 263l OF them, M we're a draw
and he lost seven. In America he has met
the best checker players in San Francisco
Los Angeles, Salt Lake City. Denver.
Kansas City, Wichita, Lincoln and other
towns and has played over loo games.
losing only two. One was lost in Los
Angeles and the other in Wichita.
The Omaha Checker club is Offering q
free membership TO any checker player
who will meet Jordan and win a game
from him. The Omaha organization /,
entertaining the champion and invite.
every one to come and play or at Ieas
see the exhibition of so great a player o
the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
DEMETRAL ARRIVES FOR
HIS MATCH WITH G0TCH
Big Greek Declares He is in Best
Possible Condition for
Bout.

William Demetral, the big Greek wrest-
Ter who will TACKLE Frank Gotch at the
krug theater Saturday night, arrived in
Omaha Friday, ready for the tussle. Deme-
trail is in fine spirits and declares that he
is prepared to stick with the champion for
long battle.
Demetral will have the hearty support OF
all the Greek societies and clubs in and
around Omaha and all of them are to
see their man on the mat. Although the
Humbolt man will probably find a weak
spot in Demetral and place his shoulders
on the mat without any danger to him
self, the Greek is a husky fellow and will
give Gotch a good tussle.
Gotch will be in early Saturday morn
ing and after finishing his match here will
leave for Humbolt to spend Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
SCH0ON0VER is FIRST OF
R0URKE FAMILY TO COME
Outfielder for Pa Reports After
Spending Winter in Oxford
JeweIry store.

The first Of the Omaha players to arrive
in the city for the training season, starting
Monday, was Clay Schoonover, outfielder
Clay has been wintering in oxford, Neb,
learning the jewelry business, when he was
not too busy hunting ducks, and when that
transportation came he couldn't help It, but
just came. Dropped half weeks salary
doing it, too.
Schoonover will be on the job trying out
for one of the garden spots this season.
Schoonover's early arrival beat Johnny
Gonding on the betting game. Johnny
wagered with all the fans that Agnew
would be first on the spot and insists that
Schooner must have paid his own way
here or Agnew would have beat him to IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
LONG, DISTANCE RUNNER
IS TO TRY HIS PROWESS
Ralph Jones Proposes 10 Cover
SIX Miles I'm FOrty-Five
Minutes.

Street railway men around the Ames ave-
nue. house think they have a world beater
IN Ralph Jones when II comes to long dis
lance running. Sunday Jones will demon
strate his prowess by making a run from
the barn at Twenty-fourth street and Ames
avenue 10 the end of the east side park
line. For a wager Of F25 he will attempt
to do this in forty minutes. The disHnce
Is ninety-one blocks, or nearly six miles
lie has already made the trip, following
the car line. I'm forty-five minutes
Employees Of the company at the car
house say they are willing to back Jones
against any runner In the state for a bet
Of 500 Jones is a car washer and took m
running for the benefit OF his health
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
VOga Gets Decision Against Mesc in Ninth Round Referee Stopping MI
Omaha Y,M,C,A. Five
Takes State HOnOrs
Wins Rubber and Lands State Cham
pionship Of Y M. c. A. Teams
by Victory.

LINCOLN, March i1.-tspcciaI Tclcrramb
Tho omaha Young Mems Christian asso-
citation basket BAN five took the third and
deciding game Thursday night Tor the
basket ball honors Of the state dcfeating
he Lincoln team by the score of % TO ~
The score fails to Indicate the relative
merits of the two teams fur Omaha had
the better Of the argument throughout
Lincoln appeared TO he sleepy and lacked
confidence In passing apd throwing The
first half gave Omaha big lead. which
Lincoln threatened to cut down In the
second half when the Omaha players
ambled along,
There was lots OF fouling. the referee
being compelled to caution the men for
roughness Wesn and Cohn played stellar
basket ball for the Omaha five, the cap
tain securing six points on free throws
and one field goal Wesln got two field
goals. Weiduer played fast ball in the
first half but retired at the close with a
sprained hand Schmidt took Haskell's
place at left forward and did some pretty
work. securing two field goals. The game
tonight was for the rubber each team hay
ing previously scored a victory. The lineup.
LINCOLN oNAuA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Tom Jenkins to Meet
Westergaard Here
Former Champion Of World to Meet
Bout with the Famous
Iowan.

Tom jenkins champion wrestler Of the
world before being defeated by Frank
Cotch In 1906 will wrestle IN Omaha March
S a. the Auditorium. meeting Jess Wester-
saard. the iowa Giant jenkins. has for
fns last few years been wrestling instruc-
Cor az West Point Military academy, teach
nE Uncle sans future officers the art
bat He has returned Co the mat this winter
.ena.rs .s a bi- fellow. standing an even
Sin feet and Weighing 20 pounds lie Is
pa. master at the wrestling game, know
.nz aU the points
Charley Peters of Council Bluffs who
ga. el a o. Adolph Ernst Hachenschmidt's
Nr.E,hns partner. Tor half an hour IN
omaha February I6. will be matched
as..usr sHur one OF the local men ia the
arcIm.nBrlee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Secretary Farrell
to Be Asked to Solve
Three-I Tangle Now
Kinsella Says Springfield Will Not
Play in Schedule il Waterloo
is IncIuded

CHICAGO, March t7-E. y Etnsclla
president OF the Springfield Base Bail club
Of the Three-t league. tonight reiterated
his statement sent in a telegram yesterday
to President Al Tearney that Springfield
will not play this summer with Waterloo
That the Three-I league WIN be disbanded
was intimated by Mr.. Kiusela, who said:
Springfield may play base ban this sum
mer with some other team. one thing IL
positive that ia Springfield will not play
in a schedule in which Waterloo il in
cluded."
Kinsella and President Tearney held a
conference tonight with President r. b.
johnson Of the American league. a MEM
Der OF the National commission. After this
Kinsells said that all plans Of appealing
been given up An immediate appeal will
be made to Secretary Farrell OF the Ma
tional Association Of Base Bail Clubs to
unwind the tangle that now threatens TO
tie up the 1911 season.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE National
Base Ball commission has no Jurisdiction
and cannot render any aid to the Three-I
league I'm Its controversy with the Water
loo club, according to the statement Issued
here tonight by August Hermann, presI-
dent Of the National Base Ball commission
Mr.. Herrmann's statement was issued in
answer to a statement that the commission
had promised to aid the Three-I league IN
fight against the Waterloo club by per
hitting six clubs to play exhibition games
Judge Gridley's Waterloo Injunction had
until the dispute is settled
I'VE know nothing Of the matter" con-
tinued Mr.. Hermann. I'VE have no juris.
diction in the affair as yet and | do not
believe we will have It Is purely an in
ternal affair and The National Base Ball
commission has nothing to do with It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Frank GOtch Hurts
Big German Badly
Champion Wrestler Throws 26O.
Pound Opponent So Hard as
To Fracture Skull

CHICAGO, March 17-Frank Gotch cham.
pion wrestler, in his bout. tonight with
Henry Balm, known as Samson, the 2j-
pound German threw his opponent so hard
as to cause a fracture Of the Germans
Skull Physicians at the match declared
Balm was seriously hurt The men were
to have wrestled for two out OF three falls
After they had struggled for minutes
and 20 seconds. Gotch obtained a leg hold
and tossed the German over his head Balm
landed on the back Of his head and became
unconscious. The match was awarded TO
Gotch, who later announced he had signed
contract to meet any wrestler in che
world Walter WIlloughby Of Cleveland
champion middlewelght threw william
Monson Of Tampico, I'm, in p minutes. q
seconds. Willoughby won the second fall
in 10 minutes, . seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Arthur StOrz Buys
Fine Dog for the Show
Tommy Crib" is Expected to Carry
Off Prizes at the Kennel
Exhibit.

Arthur Storz will have another fine dog
entered in the Omaha Dog show, Tommy
Crib one of the prize-winning Boston
Terriers of the east Mr.. Storz purchased
him by telegraph Thursday and declares
that he expects him to win the two points
necessary to make him a champion dog in
the Omaha show. He is now but two
points short OF being a champion.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Bicycle Indians
Take Two of Three
From Saint James
Soannell and Wilson Come to Front
with Some Classy Bowling
Independents Take Two.

The Omaha Bicycle Indians won two out
OF three games from the st. James last
night on the Metropolitan alleys. The st.
James showed some very classy bowling
at times especially Scannell and Wilson.
scannell secured the high totals with 6lA
while Wilson got high single game Of 900,
which is one Of the great surprises OF the
season The Indians outside Of Single who
got a total 5s9. were a little out Of form.
Tonight O'Brien's Monte Christos VS..
Franks Colts. The scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
eoLF nEsuLTs Ar rNnnuRsr
Play In First Match Round of Annual
Tonrnnment Keen.

PINEHURST y. c. March lI.-Pay to-
day 10 the first match round Of the annual
club championship golf tournament was
keen. with twenty and twenty one hole
matches between Robert Hunter OF Mid
lothian and Z. s. Robson Of Oak Hm and
H D.. Avery ~ the Detroit Country club
end g. p. More OF ths Rutland Country
club as its features other SURVIVORS are.
:. d. Wyatt OF Fond On Lac. who will
pIas National Amateur Champion W. q
Fovrss, j. 7. Gardner OF HinsdaIe who
meets Ar Hunter; O.. y. Phillips Of Ale
gheny. who meets W r. TruesdaIe OF
Brooklyn. and ". l.. Milhken Of Indian
apohs who plays Mr.. Avery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Captain KNIGHT WIN BE Acouitted.

NORFOLK, Va, March f7.-That the YER
dict Of the court-martial which tried Can
tain Austin NJ. Knight on charges Of
neglect Of duty resulting in the sinking OF
the monitor Puritan following explosive
tests in Hampton Roads last fall will be
an acquittal was the unofficial announce
ment In naval circles today, following
signing by the members Of the court OF
its findings.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

primary results from kidneys conspa
causing which absorbed from
This the circulation from thick rich
fluid thin acd stream dPosing inammaoy matter into thems
cle joints The longer the blood allowed to remain in this
impure condition the will Rheumatism become Gradually the
and lose their elasticity the begin to stfen and fire.
quenty cus deposits form knots at the finger joints There
Rheumatism the blood
particle of the PURIFYING
Rheumatism eliminates
all blood filters the
acdeated blood furnishes the
multiplying the rich, nutritious of the circulation and
rapidly the effects Of
medical advice S.
for sale drug stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
IlGGS DONAHUE TO PLAY
FIRST BASE FOR CHICAGO
CrscS Firs' hassmau writes that lie
D. In Fius Foru' Tor COMING
season.

iir has written tE.s statement 20 his
friend. ia Malone office manager for
HAYDEN Bros. and saws De- win make auy-
one hustle uho THANKS they can heat him
'uf of tre job ~ PLAYING Gree base for
tou.# aeF. Igss is urs in tine south vitH
pho team and sr.tes that ra IS himself
HEH...
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
EQUITABLEs
BONDS SECURE FIRST PLACE
Cleveland Team, which EstabIishes
MorId,s Record. Nictorioua.

BUFFALO. n, Y, March 1.-THE five
men competition at the fifth International
tournament Of the National Bowling asso-
citation ended tonight and the Bonds OF
Cleveland, who made a new worlds record
Of 1858 pine on the third day Of the
tournament won first prize. a purse OF S575
The two-men and individual events will
end on Saturday. The winners Of the first
ten prizes in the five-men events were:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
CHESS TOURNAMENT
ENDS
AmeTiean Champion Marshall Wins
Fourth Place.

SAN SEBASTIAN, March 1.-THE inter
national chess masters tournament which
has been in progress here for several weeks
came 10 an end today. r. j. Marshall
the American champion finished I'm fourth
place, carrying with 1t a prize Of 500. A.
Fubenstein of Russia and NJ. Vicmar Of
Bohemia divided the second and third
prizes. agErcgatlng 5000 The first prize
was decided yesterday in favor Of j. p.
lauabIluCa Of Cuba
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
TIeer. Defeat New orIesns.

NEW ORLEANS La, March 17.-Mullin
and Covington were effective for the De-
lost, to 0. Ty Cobb got his first hi FOR
the season in the first inning. a bunt.
which slower runner would hardly have
beaten out. Cobb then stole second and
scored on Crawford's single
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Cincinnati victor.

HOT SPRINGS Ark, March 17.-Cincin.
natl won today's game from the St Louis
Americans, TO l, and evened honors, each
team now having to its credit two games
The sensational form displayed bV Arthur
F,romme for the Cincinnati team was the
feature OF the game
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

In the Metropolitan league the Dlets Ath-
letic club won all three games from the
independents. Gillian had high total with
BOB pins and high single game with 200
pins. Landstrom rolled high total for his
team with 526 pins and high single game
with 1856 pins. Score: