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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

The Oldest people do not re-
member such cold weather as this
in April. Too cold for sap, and
very little, if any, sugar has been
made in this vicinity.
Wednesday, March 29th, a little
stranger came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Tucker. She
is named Bernice Ella. The family
is soon to move to the house for
merly occupied by Mrs. Julia
Morse, and Mr.. Tucker will work
for w. G.. and A. j. Russ.
Mrs. Julia Morse has decided to
stay in Buffalo with her friend,
Miss Remington, who is now able
to resume her mission work.
Mrs. Nettie Sturtevant spent a
part of last week in Hartland, VT.
Miss Julia Goodell is with Mrs.
Ezra Tucker for the present.
Mrs. Nelson Terry is visiting
her son, G. w. Bard.
MIDNIGHT IN THE oZARKs
and vet sleepless Hiram Scranton
of Clay City, ILL.,, coughed and
coughed. He was in the mountains
on the advice of five doctors, who
said he had consumption, but
found no help in the climate, and
started home. Hearing of DR..
Kings New Discovery, he began
to use IL. 81 believe il saved my
life" he writes, "for IL made a
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Hubbard eco.
NEWBURY, VT.
LIFE TERM IN PRISON
Wife Slayer Pleads Guilty of Murder
In Second Degree

Springfield, Mass, April 4.-Upon
his plea of guilty of murder in the
second degree, Edward j McNanley
of this city was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the state prison in the
superior court here.
McNanley, who had been arrested
on the complaint of his wife for nom
support and drunkenness, cherished
grievance against the woman, and
when the opportunity was given he
fired two shots into her head, killing
her instantly. he then made an I'M
successful attempt to commit suicide.
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JAMES B. HALE.
NEWBURY. VERMONT.

spite, or don't they care for the
law?
Rev. H. Buffum organized a
Girls Club here last Saturday, and
returned to his home in North
field, Mass, Monday of this week.
He intends to come here again the
last of May or first of June.
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Universalist Church Notes.


The Easter services on April 16
will be of special interest. Rev
j. Edward Wright, d. D., for
forty years pastor of the Church
of the Messiah in Montpelier, will
preach at $50 pm, and there will
be special music. Further an
nouncement next week.
The young peoples meeting was
held Sunday at the close of Sun
day school instead of in the eve
ming. The most interesting meet
ing of the year. Miss Bernice But
terrified led, subject, Certainty of
just retribution for sin"
The average attendance in the
Sunday school has gained each
month during the winter. The
new work in all the classes has
proven very interesting.
The April entertainment of the
Mission League was turned over
to the young people, who held a
very enjoyable and well attended
party in the hall Monday eve
ming.
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Lowe Brothers
Famous High Standard
Liquid Paint.

1t is an honest paint and
stands the test, and its wear
ing qualities cannot be sur
passed. Call and get color
card before painting.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
CORNHUCKER FIVE Gets BUSY
Coach Stiehm Issues Call for Basket
Ball Players.
MATERIAL IS VERY PROMISING
five Veterans Remain, Practically
the same Men that COnsti-
tuted the Team Last
season.

LINCOLN, Dec. I0.--(special9 The Gus
tomary lull in Cornhusker athletics fol-
lowing the close OF the foot ball season
and the opening Of the basket bali cham
pionship series in the Missouri valley
has been interrupted only by the initial
basket ball practice at Nebraska under
the direction of Coach Jumbo" stiehm.
Stielrn issued "a call for basket ball
men last Tuesday and the squad has
gradually increased Until it now numbers
twenty. The material is very promising
and Stiehm was so encouraged by the re-
turn OF veterans and promising new ma
terial that he prophesied that Nebraska
could drag down the Missouri valley
championship In basket ball II the men
would only work. ~
OF the veterans there remain Gibson.
Frank. Carrier, tIiitner and owen. prac-
tioally the same five that represented Ne
braska last year in basket ball. some Of
tile old men will be given a hard rub fof
their positions by the freshmen squad Of
last year, Of which -Trimble, an Omaha
man. IL the most proniisIng
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
FAVORABLE TO SUMMER BALL
Missouri Valley Conference Dele.
gates Will Modify Ruling.
NO NEW MEMBERS GET IN FOLD
Petitions OF WHshburn aud Okla
homa Universities Both Turned
Down Rt Meeting Held In
Lawrence.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec lO--rhc Mis-.
souri, Valley conference Is now consider.
Ing whether TO abolish base han az q
conference sport and at It's meeting here
today appointed a special committee Ia
modify the professionalism clause OF tho
rules
II Is understood the conference favors
a change that will not permit summer
base ball. but which will make It possible
for men who have been guilty OF profes-
slonallsm IN the past TO be relustated.
Saturdays meeting was behind closed
doors and was really an extension Of
yesterdays Kansas City gathering. Foot
ball rules were gone over and n resolu-
ton was adopted changing them 80 that
no game can be played after the last
Saturday preceding Thanksgiving. BY
this ruling no conference. Thanksgiving
day games can be scheduied.
The annual championship track meet In
May will remain at Des MoInes another
year. Columbia. Mo. secured the annual
tennis tournament. which will be held
May l6 and II.
After rejecting the petitions OF Wash
burn sRnd Oklahoma universities for ad-
mission, the conference adjourned 20 meet
at Des Moines in May. the exact date
TO be determined later.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
MID WEST EVENTS CLOSING
Omaha Bowlers Last to GO on the
Alleys at Des Moines.
NEXT MEET AT KANSAS CRY
Nearly All of the Officers of the
Middle West Bowling AssocIa-
ton Arc Reelected
Two Changes Made.

Now that the Middle West tournament
is about TO pass into history the atten.
ton Of the bowlers viii be drawn toward
the coming City Championship tourna.
ment, which will commence on January 8
At the election of officers OF the Middle
West nearly all of the present office
holders were reelected. Two changes
which took place was the election OF
Thomas Farley, the we'll known Kansas
CITY bowler, to the office of treasurer
! taking the place of G. o. Francisco OF
Denver, and A. 9. Godenschwager OF
Omaha in place OF Dad Huntington on
the executive board. William +. Weber
was reelected secretary and he was also
the recipient Of a great deal of praise
for the manner in which he conducted his
office as well as the author Of the first
official publication of the scores made in
the last tournament held in this city.
George Stroll was finally Induced to ac-
cept the office Of president, although il
took great deal of persuasion on the
part Of the bowlers to have him again
at the head of the organization.
Kansas City was chosen as the next
meeting place and a better CITY could
not have been chosen. and big entry
should be the result therefrom. William
Lucas will have much to do with the pre-
liminary arrangements, and as Bill is
well known in the Kaw town, It is TO be
understood in advance that the meet
VIII be good one.
Famous Kuhry has vowed that he will
never speak to a member of the Metz
team again il they don't do better than
$500 in the five-men
The hopes of the bowlers lie in the Metz
Bros, as they are shooting better ten
pins than ever They hold all league
records so far this year.
The Bowler Sweeney is much in avt-
dence at Des Moines, just as he was at
omaha. When It comes to the bowling
game 1t takes Sweeney to talk about II.
The Mazeppas will try to hold the
Booster league in evidence. or course
they don't expect to get all the firsts.
but intend to be better than the dog
anyhow.
Ed NJ. Tracy, the popular captain Of
the McCord-Brady Advos, will retire from
active bowling after the present season.
HIS place will be taken by Ed Tracy. ir..
who has already shown considerable class
with a "bawl"
Old Missouri Valley Hall of the letters
was the first Omaha bowler TO hit the
500 mark at Des Moines. This same Hal
used TO bowl with Ben Hurs grandfather.
Hartley and Huntington will shoot in
the doubles today. 1t was only a few
Years ago that these two sharks had an
open challenge posted at the alleys TO
shoot any two men In the state, and they
Usually made good.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
Individual ayernges
High School Girls
Play at Basket Ball

The girls at the Omaha High school
have taken up basket ball as part OF
their regular work in the gymnasium
CLASSES. Every morning and afternoon
they practice tossing to the baskets
Miss Bess Dumont, in charge Of physl-
cal training, expects to pick class teams
after the holidays and there will be con-
siderable competition for places. It is
expected TO schedule enough games be-
tween the four class teams to decide the
school title. No games with girls teams
from outside schools can be played this
season as there is a strict rule in force
at the high school prohibiting inter-
scholastic basket bali games for girls.
In addition TO the regular dumb-bell
and wand exercises. Miss Dumont Is
teaching the girls the art of folk dapcine
She intends to introduce indoor base ball
for the high school girls after the
Christmas holidays.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
Lynch Deprecates
Personal Feeling

NEW YORK, Dec. 1o--Anent the cleo
ton OF National league president at the
annual meeting of the league here Tues
day. President Lynch said tonight,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11

Persisted AdvsrtisinE is the Road 10
Bis Rsturns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
SOLDIERS CHECK SHAMROCKS
Uncle Sans Boys Hold Irish Lads to
Tie on Fort Gridiron.
THOUSAND FANS SEE THE GAME
In second Quarter shamrOeIs PIow
IN Field for Forty Yards and
QuigIey Makes Touch

On the Fort Omaha gridiron yesterday
afternoon about 1000 foot ball devotees
saw the Shamroclss of South Omaha and
the Soldiers play a tie game. the score
being to x
Quigley, Ritchie. Pagan. futile and
Callahan were continually in the lime.
light. For the Soldiers iTompiSinS. Grolz.
Wiltz and Cannon were the stars.
Quigley kicked off to Wilt. who adj
vanced ten yards. The Soldiers were
forced to kick. The Shamrocks plowed
up the field to the ten-yard line, where
the Soldiers held them. The Soldiers
Kicked out Of danger and the pigskin
see-sawed until the expiration OF the first
quarter. At the opening Of the second
querter the Shamrocks had forty yards
to go for a touchdown and they pIowed
up the field for thai advance, Qulgley
going over for a touchdown QugIey
kicked goal. The balance OF the quarter
was about evenly played.
In the second half Tompkins kicked off
to Quigley. who advanced Twenty-Five
yards. A forward pass from Pagan TO
Callahan Melted twenty yards more. The
shamrocks were forced to punt. The
Soldiers failed to gain and were forced
to punt. Jaeger of the Soldiers got down
the field and grabbed the oval On the
first bounce just as Shamrock was
about to embrace it. He raced fifteen
yards for touchdown Grolz kicked
goal.
The officials' Wright referee; Rach-
man. umpire; Daily, field Judge; Dineen,
head ilnesnan, ran the game in an up
to-date fashion. Next Sunday, out at
Fort Omaha, the Shamrocks and Soldiers
Will play off this tie game.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
Six South Dakota
Colleges Organize
Athletic Conference

MITCHELL 8 o.. Dec. 10-tspecial.) y
conference OF the coaches and members
OF the faculties or -four colleges OF the
state on athletic matters was concluded
here Saturday Huron was represented
by Prof G. v. Hochstetler, Yankton by
Coach r. ~, BpFh snd Prof. NJ A. Stuart,
srooklngs hN Prof o. A. Starring and
Coach =. ~ johnson and Mitchell by
Prof. w G. Rcyer and Coach r. NJ. Doug
las. Nermilllon and Rapid City's repre-
sentetiyes were unable 70 be present.
Rules and regulations were presented
b the men present az this conference
Nhioh viii result ia siandardixinE college
athletics under = known Organizations
GOVERNS membership. meetings. repre-
sentation, eligibility OF a1hIetss ana other
details. Heretofore there has beep a
disposition To carry men on a foot bsli
eam for Q longer period than they are
NGlod. and also men have left ono col
,,'''.l The summer 10 take up another ia
12....u 10 engage IN foot ball. A rule Is
.i...., prepared which with prevent the
. a OF student from one oOlIsEs
"a h and viii require An attendance
%,Sypr At new institution before
S9ple Tor the team.
principal matters that were
before this meeting will be sub
the ooileGe authorities at home
ne winter season, and IN the early
before the spring athletics begin,
4. ,,sner conference will BE- called 20 put
into force the rules and regulations which
WIN place al colleges IN the state on a
nar 20 FAR as having any handicap over
one another BY bringing IN nOw men Tor
their special talents
The conference A. 70 be composed OF
Vsrnuiliou. Huron. Brookinz, ySnkten,
Rapid CRY and Mitchell
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
SCHMIDT FIVE WINNER
st. Paul BOwlers Capture Team
Event at Midwest.
MAKE THE MARK OF 1895
Chnlaers Of ChicsEO Get second
Place. with 2,7s4--Met1 roll
HiEh for Omsha, with
1850.

DIES MONIES. Dec. i0-The schnid,
team OF 81. Pau was last night declared
the victor in the five-mRn events OF the
Aid-Western bowling tournament. which
closed tonisht with final single and
double contests The Chalmers team OF
chicago captured second place. while the
Alexander Stars OF Des Moinep got third
With a score OF 277s.
The Chalmers made an effort 10 cap
ture ftrst place. but failed 10 roll the
record for the tourney, which was piled
Up IN the afternoon by the schmidts
~ 81. Paul. The lstter's score was 2.s2s
Ihe Chalmers, however came second to
ths -. Paul team with s.n4 which OF
Itself eenpssd any record made until to-
dav.
The FlennerS Of Chicago. played in poor
Term. scoring only 26i5.
Othsr eve-man scores today were
Gordon ooepples. Kansas City. ?,SsI:
Empires. Kansas city. s.Ts2: Columbus
Columbus. Nsb.. 2.5s2.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
EReea nurIea in p.lesa.

Rapid CITY. s. d. Dea- ia--(spseiaL)-
Accomplished by his own son Ben. thC
body OF the late Chaunoey L. Wood
aemocratie candidate for governor oi
south Dakota In is1o arrived hero from
seattle whsre Mr.. Wood died nearly a
ne4r $50. Disposition OF the body could
not b made unfl the fight between the
Two soma b. q former marriage ana the
widow was settled. the sons winning
"a afndAE1ts from loeal men which
showed that Mr.. Wood In his lifetime
had expressed his wish 70. b buried here.
inc interment was made hare SUNDAY
afternoon under Masonic auspices. an
Mountain View cemstery. Mr.. Wood Was
one - the best known nan IN The state
90 A. 90 tlDa Esa6sk
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
CREOCENTS DEFEAT SQUADS
Take Basket Ball at the Y. M. C. A.
Gymnasium Last Night.
BERRIMAN STAR OF THE GAME
VictOrs Play Opponents orr Fest a,
the First Half, bat squads
Are strong Ia Last
Hair.
ERRIMAN STAR OF THE GAME
LEAGUE STANDING

The Crescent five sNooped down upon
tue Slusb team at the Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium SATURDAY
evening and pulled off a victory TO the
tune OF % to &C.
seriiinan' captain and right forward
nor the Crescents, was the particular
star OF the game and brought forth an.
piause from fair sized and enthuglas.Ic
gallery. Feltmsn. at left forward for the
SQUADS also played a good game.
Inc Crescents played their opponents
OF their feet in the first half and piled
up score OF H. The Squads came back
strong In the second half ana allowed
the Cnescents but eight points. EnEstrom
featured the center for the SQUAD five In
TINS half and completely outplayed his
opponent, Llnderuan.
Considering the fact that the SQUADS
i've 10 composed OF members from the
boys department and that the cresoents
arc made up Of players OF the senior
elasses tie younger team made a good
SLOWING. The game scheduled between
tie Bows and the Arrows ives POSTPONED
because neither OF the teams showed Up.
The lineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
TEN BEST TENNIS PLAYERS
Larned is Given Rank Over All in
America by Committee.
RECORDS FOR YEAR CONSIDERED
Next Twenty-Flve Players Ranked
In Three Glasses ns Supposed 90
BE OF Relatively Equal
Ability.

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-The ten best
tennis players of the country were Of.
dcially rated today in the annual report
made by the ranking committee to the
United States Lawn Tennis association.
The players. named in order are:
]. w. A. Larned.
2. NJ. Il. Mclaughlin.
3. y. V. Bundy.
4. q. Fl Touchard
5. III. r. Long.
8. N. NJ. Niles.
Z. r. r. Pel.
5. r. ID. Little.
?. X. H. Behr.
TO- W. M. Hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
sHIAMBoGSs,
SOLDIERS.

Mrs. A. r. TaDUr of Crider, Mo-, had
been troubled with sick headache for
about five years when she began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. She has taken
two bottles Of them and they have cured
her. Sick headache is caused by a disor-
dered stomach for which these tablets
are especially intended. Try them, get
wen and stay well. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11

| Instead Of naming the other ninety
players In their numerical rank the COM
mittee this year ranked only twenty-five
In three classes and announced that the
men In each class were supposed to be
OF relatively equal ability. These names
are given alphabetically.
| Two of the three committeeman ex.
press doubt regarding the usefulness of
ranking the players and recommend the
advisability Of continuing the system be
brought before the next apnual meet
ing.
The committee announced that no
player has beea ranked unless no par-
ticipSted In at least three tournaments
held under the auspices OF the assocIa-
ton and based its report solely on actual
records. An exception to the three
tournament rule is William A. Iarned
national champion, who played in but
one tournament.
The classification of players below the
first ten is:
Class A.-Richard Bishop. G. M. Church.
Holden. IT,. +. Z. Inman, J. d. 81, Jors a.
ns class +, BIC NC n. Bull: tr4 G. p Gard
Dean &ath@ey. g. O. s sSSsfe T. p NsiH In16
l. *. waidner w. NJ Washburn. w.
:, class Cd. O.. Ames, Heath Byford.
~ ~; Il Gross; ~ II. Harris, Wallace John
Whitney. ~ -
The best ten doubles teams are ranked
In order:
g. II. Touchard and r. D. Little
~ Bnndy aud M. f. Mclaughlin.
~ n n dackete and r, b. Alexander.
~ X. Pell and l.. u. Mahan
~ H. Hackett and r. ID. Little.
G.. T.. DOYLE and II. B. Doyle.
y. q. Wright and ~ w. Miles
9, M, hull, jr., and II. c. Martin
otto Htnck and IL. Torrance. ir'
u NJ Church and Dean Mathey.
The ranking committee this year IL
Henry W. SlOcum. Miles S. Chariock and
RaymOnd ID, Little, all OF New York.
Mr.. Charlock fdissents from the ma
'ority report and favors tho ranking
system.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
DEATH RECORD.
John Murray.

PI4ATTsMoUTH, Neb. Dec. 1O.-(Spe.
cial)-John Murray. formerly chief OF
police OF Plattsmouth. died suddenly al
Stanton Friday afternoon and his body
was brought to Piattsmouth Sunday
morning and the funeral will take place
Monday at the residence OF his SON, Alvin
OF this city. The deceased leaves a widow
and three grown children Surviving
Alvin OF this city, Blanche OF Omaha and
Frank of the United States navy at Sal
Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11
Omaha's scores.

WROTH's SPECIALS.
Omaha teafna rolled today az FOIL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11

You will find that druggists everywhere
speak we'll of Chamberiain's Cough Rem
edy. They know from long experience
in the sale OF II that in cases OF coughs
and colds IL can always be depended
upon' and that it is pleasant and safe
TO take. For sale by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-11

man q, Moore a, RnsSt SSSnA ssnd5s ara
Score ~ end OF game CreBcents. ~;
squabs l0 Time Of halves. % minutes.
Persons troubled with partial paralysis
are often very much benefited by mas
Saying the affected parts thoroughly
when applying chamberlain's IAnimert.
This hniment also relieves rheumatic
pains. Fer sale by ali druggists
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STRoCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
DO West Ind South. Phones AGA, c74'
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MANY DELINQUENT,
SAYS COLLECTOR
Is Unable, However, to Give
Number of Companies Behind
With Corporation Tax.

After the close OF business OF the
United States collector OF internal reve-
nue. Wednesday night there was such n
tumble of mall that it was impossible TO
even estimate tho number OF corporations
in Utah, Idaho and Montana delinquent
on their reports of the net earnings in
1910.
1t was said. however. by David h.
Evans, chief clerk in the Office, that there
are great many of the reports not in
and the result will be that the delinquentS
will have their hands fun of trouble.
AS soon as possible list Of corporations
not in with their reports will be made and
letters sent out ordering delinQuents 10
make EXCUSES to why they should not
be proceeded against for falling to make
their reports These excuses. which will
be In affidavit form. sworn TO and sub
scribed, will be sent 10 Washington. II
will be in the discretion OF the commits
sioner of internal revenue as TO whether
the excuses Will be accepted.
Mr.. Evans says he Is certain the num-
Der Of deinquents runs into the hun
dreds. but he will not be able TO say any
thing definite until the list Is checked
which Will require several days prob
ably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-02
House Committee Makes New
Classification Putting 1t in
Third Place.
MEANS MORE PAY FOR
SALT LAKE 60. OFFICERS
Population Controls Instead of
Valuation; Few Changes in
Salaries Made.

A new classification OF counties. wlllcn
will mean an increase In salaries for salt
Lake county officials. was recommended
by the committee on salaries and fees In
the lower house Wednesday morning. The
new classification OF tho counties is made
from standpoint Of population instead
of on the assessed value of property, as
heretofore.
In 1900 Salt Lake county had popula-
ton of 77,725 with an assessed valuation
OF property al S3S S6S, ,097. In 1910 pop
uIation OF I3l, ,i26 was shown with an as
scsscd valuation OF property amounting
To S16 l63. 355. showing remarkable CROWN.
The recommendations for the changes IN
classification we're made in house plil
235. Il substitute for house bill ~, intro-
duccd early In the session. by the judi
ciary committee at the request oi the
SherIrs' association. The original meas"
urc provided number of changes In the
salaries of county officials with the larS,
est increase for sheriffs. 1t WAS referred
to the salaries and fees committee and
the bill introduced yesterday was tho re-
suit.
Salt Lake county remains in the first
Weber and Cache county are removed
from the second class. Weber going INTO
the third and Cache into the fourth class.
Utah is the only county OF the second
class.
Under the present law there are only
fifteen classes OF counties, Willie in the
proposed law there are twenty seven.
classified as stated, on population,
New Classification.
Following is The new classification OF
the counties. with the population upon
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