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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15

Lincoln Center, Nov. IA sur
prise came late this afternoon in the
famous Kansas Tar case. The Judge
called an extra session OF the court.
and Edward Ricord entered a plea OF
guilty. The judge reserved sentence
until some future date. In Ricori's
confession, the state has won sig
nal victory as Ricord has promised
to testify against the other defend
ants whom he alleged gave him five
dollars to decoy the girl to the place
where they were concealed.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
war maneuyers.

Wat maHtuNtTN.
An extensive battle practice will
be waged In the vicinity of the Hawa-
iian islands for two months and on
Jan. Is the, entire fleet Is to return
to California.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
AMONG THE LOCAL sOWLERs
Carpenter Paper Company Men VIA
Three Games from the
KamOa.

In the Mercantile league last night the
Carpenter Paper company won three
from the Kamos Johnson rolled high
total for the Carpenters with SOC and high
single OF 2ls. The Ramos rolled out OF
luck Richie getting high total with AS.
In the Booster league the Rod and Gun
club won three from the Rangers. Suffer
rolled high for his team with 4s3 and
johnson for the Rangers with as
The Omaha Bedding COMPANY Won three
from the Peoples Store, chsngstrom rolled
high for his team,
In a special match Alpha camp No. /
won two out Of three from the South
Omaha camp. also winning on total pins
In the first game between Franks Colts
and O'Brien's Monte Christos the Colts
won two out 81 three games TralRor Of
the oBriens drew hiEh single game with
2i9 while Younger Of the Colts had high
total Of 5s8
Pats Comets took two out Of three
games from the Idlewilds. sanish had
high game Of 9o2 and 5ss total for IN,
Comets Moberg had high game Of a2f and
Pohler high total Of So for the IdieWiids.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
TEXAS WOULD HAVE OFFICE
OF A. A. u. AT SAN ANTONIO
Distance is said 20 Ne Too GREAT
from New Orleans, Present
Headquarters.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The AmuSss..
Athletic union has received application for
the establishment OF Texas association
Of the Amateur Athletic union, with head
quarters at San Antonio. The matter will
be put to a mail vote of the governors,
The principal reason for the state OF Texas
desiring association membership Is owing
TO its great distance from New Orleans,
the present headquarters Of tho southern
association and also from New York. They
also desire TO have their own records and
own association Championships, so that In
a case like that OF Gwy Henry, who won
the 220-yard Amateur Athletic union cham
pionship at New Orleans in October, under
association membership, he would have
been credited 70 the Texas association in
stead OF the Southern association. Mr.. l..
di Benedetto, secretary Of the Southern
association, favors the recognition OF the
new assooia ton, the Southern association
being willing to relinauish the territory for
the good of sport. Texas has now no less
than eleven Amateur Athletic union Gibbs,
while two years ago there was not one In
the state that belonged TO the southern as
ISOLATION of the Amateur Athletic union
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
SpOrtsmen's Show
at Madison Square
Manufacturer Are Taking an Inter
est and Will Exhibit Their
Goods.

NEW YORK Jan. 2S-Plans have been
announced for the International Trap
Shootlng Tournament and Sportsman
snow 20 be held at Madison Square Cav
den. March g to IL.
The exhibition will have commercial
phase chiefly representing manufacturers
OF arms and ammunition AMI paraphviualls
OF sportsmen and campers besides trans
portation lines penetrating Americas vort-
GUS hunting grounds. But the rental OF
spaces to commercial exhibitors yin be con
fined to tho western half OF the floor of
the amphitheater, while the rest OF the
structure, galleries. concert hall and a.
sembly room win be devoted to a represen-
tatiun OF outdoor sports and NE IN the
field and forest. The eastern. OF Fourth
avenue, half Of the Garden will be the
field OF the trap shooters, while the sal
leres will be occupied by riflcmcn at their
ranges, and anglers in q fly-casting compe-
tition will De placed on the amphtheater
floor.
Besides the assembling OF the nation
star wing shots re-enforced by their
Canadian brethren, military college and
school-boy rifle shooting viii be a part
Of the show All the competition viii be
where the visitors can see them. The mo-
merous individual features viii include a
monograph exhibit representing boys
camps by means Of photographs, occupying
wall apaoe and hinged frames. In charge
Of committee OF officers and campers
representing the Young Mems Christian
association. Young Mems Hebrew associa
ton, Boy Scouts. boys clubs, schools and
Independent camps, Women will he repre-
scented in the show by various features
and will participate in the trap shooting.
A bowling tournament, besides pool and
shuffleboard contests VIII be held
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
GOPHERs DO UP CORNHUsKERs
Minnesota Basket Bali Five Trims
Their visitors.


MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. S.-tSpe-
clal Telegram. Ninnesots's basket ball
team showed conclusvely that they could
come back BY defeating the clever five
from the University OF Nebraska Friday.
The final count was; Minnesota, 26; Me-
braska. 10 Minnesota went into the game
in a badly crippled condition and the alb
senoe OF Waness and Captain Rosenwald
was noticeable in lack OF team work on
the part OF the Gopher five. The reserve,
Grimes and Frank, worked we'll but
seemed unable TO get onto DIR. Cook $
combinations.
The first period ended with the Corn
huskers at the small end Of a IS to count.
In this session the work of Frank LAWYER
war a decided feature. The Gopher for
ward was in great shape, scoring every
point made by his team
In the final half the Gopher coach made
several shifts in his lineup in an effort
to pick up the larger score, but the
changes did not have the desired result
The Cornhuskers came back stronger than
before and held the maroon and gold play
ers to a TO score
The main feature Of the Nebraska play
was the clever handling of the bail and
their intereepting OF Gopher passes. This
last accomplishment on the part of the
CornhuskeFs broke up the Minnesota team
work before II was fairly started and pre-
vented the Gophers from running up q
larger score.
owen. the diminutive forward from Ne
braska. was a big attraction for his team
Although the smallest man on the floor
he showed 70 advantage in advancing the
ball on the dribhle and IA shooting for
goals The same teams will play Satur-
day night The lineup
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Rowing Association
Elects New Officers;
Regatta on May %
Cornell, Columbus and Pennsylvania
Are Entered in Intercollegiate
Contest.

NEW YORK, Jan. @.-At the annual
meeting of the American Rowing associa-
ton here today the following were elected
officers for the next season: Chairman.
DR.. II s. Vandusen, New York vice chair
man, Or Hugh Cabot. Boston, secretary,
y. n Wood. Philadelphia treasurer, Jesse
Williamson. Philadelphia.
The annual regatta will be held this year
at Philadelphia on Saturday May %, over
a course Of 1 mile $50 yards. The spe-
cial inter-club race, for which sixteen crews
entered last year, win be open this year,
as usual, only to club crews.
II is hoped TO have larger entry than
last year.
For the inter-collegiate race, Cornell, Co
umbla and Pennsylvania have already en-
tered Harvard and Yale are expected TO
follow soon, and II Is thought that possibly
Princeton may send crew for the first
time
The program will be the same as last
year except that the race for pair oars
has been cancelled
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Burns Gets Better
Of Digger Stanley
in Ten-Round Bout
British Bantamweight Champion
Inclined to Wrestle-Has Advan-
tage of Height and Reach

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Frankie Burns Of
Jersey city outfought and outpointed Dig
ger Stanley. Engand's bantamweight
champion, in a ten-round bout before the
National Sporting club of America tonight
The British champion had the advantage
OF height and reach and in the cinches
used the kidney blow with effect He
was inclined to wrestle. and was eventu-
ally worn down by Burns body blows
and mitigating,
Burns had the better Of the start and
began his body blow tactics in the first
round while Stanley swung rather wildly
for the head In the second Stanley sent
left and right to the head and a left to
body and had a shade the better OF the
round.
Burns terrific lnfightlng I'm the third gave
him all the better of the round and stan
ley's holding kept the referee busy. The
Britisher showed to better advantage in
the fourth
Burns nut hard rights TO the stomach in
the fifth, but Stanley escaped serious dam
age by clever f,ot work. He also was
fast on his feet IN the sixth
In the seventh Burns forced the fight
with blows to the head and body. stan
ley tried for the head several times in
the eighth but generally missed
In the ninth Burns left and right to
body sent the Digger lettering He lay
over upon Burns. and the referee had TO
drag him off
Both entered the ring full Of fight for
the final round In the break from clinoh-
ing Burns received a blow to the shoulder
which sent him to the ropes, but he was
soon back with his infighting They
clinched often and there were few blows
I struck thereafter until the gong rang
While no decisions are allowed here the
popular verdict went to Burns almost
unanimously Both weighed in at III
pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
cHEss TouuNAmHNl RnsuLTs
Defeat az CbHJes Ties Him with
marshall for Leadership.

NE wYoRK, Jan. 2s.-rhe defeat Of os-
car chsiqs Of Chicago, which brought him
down from the leadership to a tie for
that place with Frank j. Marshall the
United ststes champion, was the feature
~ the siSth round IN the National Chess
masters tournament today. Marshall wen
from W C. Norris
PAU Joiner Of The Manhattan Chess
olub caused the first downfall Of Chajes
gradually wearing him down 10 resigna-
tion on the fiftieth move,
g. Jsffe won from r. T. Black and
capablanca defeated A. p. Hodges the
Cutan champion thus scoring his second
victory
Haird and Tenenwursel, after thirty lS
moves. agreed 20 a draw while smith OF
brooklyn won from Kreyenberge.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
FISH AND GAME REPORTS OUT


ing traps were confiscated. Total fines inn
posed amounted 10 Sl,632G0
About 5000 pounds OF carp. buffalo. gars
and hickory shad were taken out OF Carter
Lake and disposed OF as these fish are
detrimental to the propagation Of other
fish
A declaration il made by the commits
sioners that justices are too lenient in let
ting fishers and hunters off without pun
ishment when they have been caught at
illegal practices.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
TENNIS MEN KICK ON NEWPORT
Movement 60 Take NRtipRRI Tourna-
ment Elsewhere on Faot.

NEW YORK, Jan. aI.--A movement
started recently by leading tennis PLAYERS
In New York and vicinity to rob Newport
r. l., OF the national lawn tennis tonrna-
ment came out In the open today in the
form Of a letter addressed to the United
States National Lawn Tennis association
The letter suggests the German Cricket
club at Mannheim, near Philadelphia, as a
place preferred by New York. New Jersey
and Pennsylvania players and recltes that
Viewpoints drawbacks include Inadequate
equipment and accommodations and heavy
travelling expenses,
II is proposed to bring the matter before
the next annual meeting OF the national
association.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Sioux City High Five
Defeats the Bluffs
Score of Fifty-FOur to Twenty-Five
Run Up in Game that Was
Full of Interest.

Before a large crowd the Sioux City
High school basket ball team defeated the
cCunol Bluffs High school quintet in a
fast game. "a to 20. at the Council Bluffs
''Y" gymnasium Friday The team
work Of both sides was good. The Sioux
City boys outreaohed and outweished the
Bluffs quintet. The Bluffs boys were a
little rough at times their fouls giving
Sioux City an advantage
Robinson, Hunt, Aidnoh and Holmes
we're the stars Of the game. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

MASON CITY. Ia. Jan 2s.-lSpeeial Tele-
egram. For two hours lngersOU OF
Thornt0u ana PTohm Of this CITY were on
the mat last night without either securing
fall No was "A match for SEQ ~ wa
the best event Of its kind ever pulled of
IN this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
baldwin whips DonneII,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. Skid Bald
win OF Indianapolis won az he pleased
over stewart Donnelly tonight, flooring
three times in the fourth, when the ref
cree stopped the bout. II was virtually a
knockout
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

permsn Tor walker Lyfo:d for Walker
Prank for Grimes. Hutchinson for owen
Goals from Held: Lawler Oh owen (2l
Carlier az Gibson III walker "a, Whip
permRn a. Goals from free throws Law
Ter ~. Walker 90, Gibson %, Hutchinson
% OFFICIALS ucering and Junck.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

Hunt az, Aldrich 80, shull co. Holmes
lsl Hutohins % Free throws Robinson
Omaha. Umpire, Davis. Timekeeper;
shultins, Scorer: Gross Time Of halves:
20 minutes.
Before the Council Bluffs Sioux City
game the students OF the Council Bluffs
High school, playing in good form, de-
featsd the Crescent five of the Walnut
Hill Methodist Episcopal church OF Omaha
In a fast game. 80 to H. Lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Defeat for Walnut HiiIs.

The SQUAD team OF the Young Men S
Christian association defeated the Walnut
HHl star five gl 10 H. last night in a
fast game Of basket ball on the Walnut
Hill floor. Fills and Sandherg proved that
they we're excellent shots at basket and
willard. the squad guard. did some fine
work at his post Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan g Young Dyson. the
Boston bantamWeight. defeated Sammy
Keiiar Of England In fast ten-round bout
al the New Folio Athletic club tonight
Kelars cleverness gave him the lead for
three rounds. nut Dyson was the stronger
and had Il all his oRn way for the rest
81 the bout.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

The Cosmos az Chicago won the cham
pionship last year with total Of 2ss0
fortyfour pins less than the score rolled
By the Flenners, stln the 1ipmans Of Chit
cago shot ASA TO win In 1909 and ths
Bonds OF Columbus, shot asaI In the 1864
tournament. However, It win be very dif-
fcult 10 beat this very good performance.
a. they are l,l pins ahead Of their nearest
competitor
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

90, F. Hosman %. williams ID, Hudson
%, r Hosman % Free throws: Crowl
(6). p HoEman 90. Points awarded: CTes-
cents ID Referee: Fonda. Umpire
Thomas. Timekeeper: Gagnevin. Scorer:
Gross. Time OF halves; 10 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

Silly Martin Is peeyed al the refusal Of
Myron stunts 20 shoot another cries ~
fifty games. Martin thinks ne got the
worst OF Il on account Of al the games
being played on stuntz home alleys and
wants another match and roll twenty-five
games At Franoiscos and twenty-five al
keyts.
The Meta Brothers team Is also up on
ears over statement issued oy one OF
the local papers In effect that the Pete
Lochs save them a beating in city
ohamplonship match two years ago. CAP
tain Huntington wishes 20 have IL under
stood that the Metz team has never been
d-E.aied hy any regular team In the city
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

A Guarantee Of Business Prosperity
The Bee Advertising Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Records 90 FIyInR.

Two records Of the American bowling
congress have already been broken and
less than one hiatt the games have been
bowied The Flenner team OF Chicago shot
q total OF loo In a single game during
their championship series, beating the rec
ord made by the imperlals of New York
OF i0N a. the tournament held al Pitts
burg in 1902 In the same game. A. Miner
rolled go. beating the mark Of 27s made
by George OuaSiey at Detroit last year
The Flenner team leads the five men team
20 far IN the tournament, the individual
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27
Sharp Tilt Between
Elsasser and Lynch

A lively tilt between Commissioners
Peter T.. Elsasser and John c. Lynch en-
ivened yesterdays meeting OF the Board
OF County Commissioners. The little YER
bal passage ct arms WAS precipitated
when Commissioner Elsasser introduced
a resolution to reopen the South Omaha
branch of the county store and employ
to run 1t Fred Rupp who was relieved
when the store was CLOSED for tho sum-
mcr
Lynch asked TO have tho resolution
separated. saying he wished to vote for
reopening OF the store, but not for APP
pointment OF Rupp. Elsasser took UNI
bragg, apparently choosing TO regard
Lynch's remark, as a criticism OF his
ability TO draft resolution. lie rose and
declared Lynch was too quick to crlticise
him.
When we're not supposed to buy any
thing over 500 without a resolution. Mr..
Lynch voted yes whom a claim OF $1,000
came In for an automobile bought with
out getting bids or anything else" said
Elsasser, when he docs wrong it's all
right; but II / make a mistake he oriti-
cises mo-"
Il wasn't criucisinE MIR. Elsasser."
mashed back Lynch. II wanted the right
to vote as 'pleased. II Mr.. Elsasser's
memory is as good as mine he knows
I've got good reason for wanting the reso-
luton separated The automobile lie worth
the money and 1t Is needed: but I'm moi
going to vote for a man who when the
poor came to him for a pound OF tea
he gave them three-uuarters and called
1t pound. That's what the check OF
the store showed"
There was a laugh at Eisasser's expense
and the Incident was closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27
EXPOSE OF FAKE COMMENDED
Reputable Doctors Pleased Over Pre-
cipitate Flight Of ouack.
OTHER IMPOsTERs WORK HERE
Practitioners Cali Attention TO Fact
that one Paper In Omaha IL
stili Accepting AdVer-
tisements of Fakes.

The publicity given by The Bee 70 the
methods OF Tho marvellous Veno, the
medical expert" OF fake testimonial
notoriety, ending In his flight from the
CITY, 10 the cause for much oommenda
ZION OF The Bee among members OF the
omaha Douglas County Medical society,
and. incidentally gives rise to some
~ensure by the doctors OF a paper that
- printing the advertisements of a num-
Der OF fake specialists" who have been
acre for years.
The Bee Is to be highly commended
for Its exposure OF Veno," said an OF
deer OF the medical society. THE So
oiety itself would like to wage a cam
paign against such men, but It would do
no good, as we would be charged with
motives OF personal interest.
People OF too credulous natures should
be protected In some way from men OF
that type 1t really is hard to blame peo-
pie who 60 TO quscks, because they de-
sire health more than anything elEo, and
having boon told by physician after ply
sician OF tho hopelessness OF their cases.
they turn eagerly toward anyone who will
pi omise relief.
Other Quacks ThrtvinE.
There are several duacks OF q certain
class in the city who have been operating
here for many years with impunity. The
very nature OF the diseases they profess
to cure makes 1t very difficult for the
law or for newspaper publicity to do any
thing with them, for the people who ase
duped by them will suffer in silence
rather than admit their disease
These quacks would all go out Of bust
ness in a month II they we're refused ad-
verising space IN pthe newspapers. But
there IL one newspaper in town which
still persists in printing their ads, be-
cause Of the revenue they bring. You
win find this paper printing their ads all
through the week and devotinE an aston
ishingly large amount of space to them
on Sundays.
Since this paper will not refuse these
ads OF it's own accord. It is to be hoped
that public sentiment will soon force It
to do 30. Every day the sentiment is grow
ing among reputable advertisers against
having their ads run in company with
these quack ads"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27
Rome Miller Gives
His Secretary $1,000

In appreciation of twenty-five years Of
faithful services and unceasing toll to
make his business n success, Rome Miller
rendered a banquet to bis private secre-
tary, Miss A. b. Mills last night in tho
Hotel Rome. As the guest of honor was
presented with a beautiful bunch OF
twenty-five American Beauty buds, in
which check for $1,000 was nesting
twenty-five persons connected in respon-
sible positions with the Hotel Rome and
Hotel Willard rose In unison and drank
toast to her. The $1,000 check was the
gift of MT and Mrs. Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27

ii approval at Emma MeChcsney's trim,
irt-waiSted figure, and her fresh, attractive
Nonng, and her well-cared-for hair beneath
mart summer hat.
ISN'T in human nature to be as good
as you are" spake Emma Mcches-
Suddenly, being person who never
with halfway measures. "I'll bet you
teeth, or an impedinent in your
gus young man smiled. His
Meet peter Piper picked a
peppers" he announced,
missing there, Is therel
morals them" Tetofted
y. "Ayi hyi And on
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27
K. of G. Club Plans
Very Attractive

Architect ]. NJ. NachtlgaIl is drafting
plans for the $4,000 club house which
the knights of Columbus plan 70 erect
IN the spring at Twentieth and Dodge.
Mr. Nachtigall's plans show very at
tractive designs. calling for brick ex-
terror with white stone trimmings The
structure will be three stories high. 6ex5o
feet. 1t will have swimming pool
shower bath, lavatories, gymnasium
and auditorium to seat $50. The present
building owned by the Knights. south OF
which the new club house VIII be erected,
viii be used for billiard room, reception
room and library.
The lease held by the Knights Of Co
lumbus on their present quarters in the
Board OF Trade building, will expire
March 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27

The godlike young man leaned forward,
forgetting TO eat. "You don't mean to tell
me you're on the road"
why nOtl" demanded Emma MeCheS-
nsy, brskly.
"Ob, fe, fel" said the handsome youth,
throwing her a languishing look. "Any
woman as pretty as you are, and with those
eyes, and that hair, and hgure-Say, Little
One, what are you going 10 do tonight"
Emma McChesney sugared her tea, and
stirred Il, slowly. Then she looked up.
Tonight, you fresh young kid, you'll" she
said calmly, ~Im going 10 dictate two let
tcrs, explaining Why business was rotten last
week, and why us going TO pick up next
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27

Charles SoRrr. w. u. Cheek. c. A.
Molcher, Charles oliver. II. 10 Schindel.
Or. Bernhart. j. K. BatomRn, CRrley, a.
H. Murdoch. Bruce McCulloCh, Mes-
danes George Smith, sloan, Ames,
Caughey, Pinuel. Chids; Misses Leulse
Sohindel, Allie Powell. and MoCulloch.
Mesdames y. II. Bryson ana w. c.
Lambert and Miss Hortense EadH wero
hostesses for the w. w. w. club SRtur-
day afternoon at the homo OF Mrs. Rry-
son, lac North Tweny-third street. The
center piece WIS Of yellow chrysan-
themuma and yellow G n6lea. Bridge
furnished the amusement for the meeting
The club guests were Mesdames A. v,
ShotwCn George WallRkler, Harry
TrumbeL Charles Mann. William Bah
inger. The club members are: MCsdanea
Clsud Orchard. Byron Hart, W. b. TRgg
Ha ny MAJ ling, N. r. BryHon, w. c
Lambert Misses Hortenae Euds, Grace
70 ne Julia Willard, Maud Dennis
unice Eusor Cora Bulla and Mrs. J.
T, Helgren.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27

liver and looked soulfully up into the adohng
eyes Of the waitress who was towering over
him.
Got any nice hot biscuits tonight,
girlisl" he inquired
"l'n get you some; sure" wildly promised
his handmaiden, and disappeared Kitchen
ward.
Brand new 70 the road, aren't your" OBJ
seryed Emma AcCheley, cruelty.
"What makes you think"
Liver and bacon, hot biscuits, Worcester
shire," eluddated she. "No old-timer would
commit suicide that way. After you've been
out for tWo or three years you'll stick e tbs
Rock Of Gibraltar ~1hAst bed, medium- o..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27

the nickel shows, and then see u wei
drown our sonows u 81
Emma McChesney slipped q ccin ind
plate, crlmPled her napkin, folded hsf
on the table, and regarded the boy/
way with what our best talent 81
level look. II was 50 long and -
even the airiness Of he buOyant yOan
whom ii was directed began TO less
eeptibly, long before luna began TO
"Tel me, young 'un, did anyone G
fusG you Gnythingf l thought
should think that when you roalizrA
you've got to learn Il would scare you q
ahead. I don't expect you 70 bslis/
WHEN / tel you never talk 70 tTI