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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-26

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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-26
TUCKER OPPOSES
WILSON BOOM
URGES A WAITING GAME
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
WANTS STATE DEMOCRATS
TO BE NON-COMMITTAL.

Little Rock, July 26.-Protesting
against the formation of clubs to fur
Their the interests of any particular
candidate for the presidency OF the
United States on the Democratic tick
ct, at the present time, Guy B. Tucker,
national committeeman for Arkansas,
has issued statement to the people
of Arkansas
Committeeman Tucker asks the peo-
pie to wait until the right time comes
to declare itself, and not rush off pre-
maturely and practically bind the
state to some candidate who will be
unable to swing the east and north
Chairman Tucker states that the west
is unable to land winner without the
assistance of the east, and it would
consequently be better to wait and see
which one of the present candidates
the east will support. In the mind
of Committeeman Tucker, the efforts
which are now being made to form
Wilson clubs are backed by William
Jennings Bryan, whom Mr.. Tucker in
Inmates will either name the candi-
date, if he cannot land it himself, or
jump the party, as he did in failing
to support Dahlman in Nebraska.
Later, according to the statement of
Committeeman Tucker, it may be the
proper thing to declare for Wilson,
after he has demonstrated strength in
the east, but to go wildly off after
him at the present time, without see
ing what Harmon, Folk and others
will be able to do, would be rank folly
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-26
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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-26

President J. j. Doyne left this
morning for few days fishing trip
on White river.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
DUFFEYS STILL HOLD The LEAD
Sixteen Crack Teams Bowl Against
Them at ST. Louis.
MOERLENs ARE HIGH FOR NIGHT
First Heavy Contingent OF NisitinE
Teams In Mound city VIII he ON
Alleys ToniEht-DetaiIed
Marks.

ST LOUIS, Jan 2.-SiXteen crack five
men teams the first Of the visiting squads
to compete In the tournament Of the Amer
lean Rowling congress here failed to shat
ter tho tournament record OF 27lS estab-
lshed Sunday by the DuSfeys Of st Louis
after some warm competition tonight
The Mocrleins Of Cincinnati finished with
the high score Of tonights play, having
count OF zoo while the Ben Millers OF
st Louis were second with 2,513 the
Superbas OF Dayton, o.. were fourth with
2544 and Brilrs Stars Of Chicago sixth
with 2525
The first heavy contingent OF visiting
howlers will appear tomorrow, teams from
Dayton, o. Chicago. Cincinnati, Madison,
Wis, Des Molnes. Ia. Quincy, Ill, Terre
Haute, Ind, and Toledo. o., having been
entered In the singles. doubles and five
men events.
High scores featured the two-men event
In the afternoon games but bowlers com
peting In the individuals hung up very
ordinary counts. banner and Pabst,
st. Louis team, went into the lead in the
two-men event with score OF 1,l34. The
previous high score Of the tournament Of
the doubles was made on Sunday when
Harry and Louis Stoltz, also OF st. Louis,
rolled lOob Harry Deem OF ST. Louis was
high among the individuals today with a
score of 592
President r. e. Bryson Of the American
Bowling congress announced tonight that
the first of the executive sessions, which
will probably continue until Friday, will be
held tomorrow. ST. Louis bowlers will
offer an amendment TO have Secretary
Langtry put on a salary of 5000 year
but II Is stipulated that he shall give his
entire time to the work OF the congress
Langtry's present salary is 500. He re-
ceives $1,000 however, for managing the an
nual tournaments, the association under
whose auspices the tournaments are held
meeting this expenditure.
1t is said that neither President Bryson
nor Secretary Langtry will have oppo-
sition when the election Of officers is held
Friday and that both viii be unanimously
reelected
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
CREIGHTON TRIES OUT SOCCER
Students Are Trying the Old Style OF
Foot Ball
SOCCER PLAYED IN THE EAST
Gauae Is Bcins Dnuy TNEen ~ With
Enthustas,n and Creighton ENpccts
Soon 60 ne Able 60 schedule
Games.

Soccer as a college srort has Ut last i'm.
Naded Omaha Creighton university rcinE
the school to take mp the sport several ina
pronptu Eaucs between the diurrcnt
squads Of PLAYERS have been PLAYED aud the
more the students follow the sport the
rrmer hold IL takes urou the Omaha
athletes
Soccer has become quite popular col
lsge and amateur sport In eastern schools,
many 81 the eastern student bodies having
evinccd much more interest In the sport
than in the indoor game u basket ball.
crack COLLEGE and club teams are found
IN the large schools and cities " the east
and crowds resembling the foot hail crowds
much Ga spirit turn out TO tho games.
As Vet none OF the omaha players have
shown themselves to he marvels az kicking
the ball in fact, many OF them seem to
have decided preference for kicl>ing holes
IN the atmosphere, hut with practice a fast
squad OF PLAYERS should develop at Creigh-
ton \ league Of the different classes will
be formed at Creighton and Representa-
tive squad will be picked from these teams,
which will challenge any Of the nearby
college or club soccer teams
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Sioux City Visitor
Ends Life With Gas
Harry Passman Inhales Deadly Fumes
in His Room at Belmont
Hotel.

Harry Passman. 80 years old well-dressed
and registered from Sioux City, committed
suicide in his room at the Belmont hotel
Monday afternoon in manner that
showed his mind to have been fully made
up to take no chances of failure.
Passman secured a gas tube, such as is
used for a drop light He then wrote a
note to the finders of his body requesting
that his brother, J. NJ. Passman Of the
Iowa State National bank at Des Moines
be notified. lie also left note written in
shorthand and addressed to the same
brother. He then fastened the tube to the
gas jet above his bed, turned on the flow,
put the other end of the tube in his mouth,
and pulling the covers over his head, in
hailed the deadly fumes until unconscious
ness overcame him.
He stil had the tube tightly clenched
next-door roomer detected the odor Of es-
Gaping gas, climbed through a rear window
and found the suicide with life almost
extinct. DR.. Thomas d. Boiler was called
but could not resuscitate the man, who
died within a few minutes
Coroner Crosby took charge of the body
AS yet he has found no one to decipher
the letter. Arrangements for either the
inquest or the funeral have not yet been
made.
Passman registered at the hotel a week
ago. giving his address as Sioux City, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
ROurke Goes After
st, Louis Players
Omaha Boss Will Try to Induce
Hedges to Part With Corridor and
a Pitcher.

T'R Rourke, owner OF the Omaha base ball
club left last night for ST. Louis Rourke
wCRt to 81, Louis 20 see II be cannot induce
Robert Lee Hedges, owner Of the Browns
OF the American league TO part with short
stop Corridor, whoH Pa has had a GOV.
etous eye on ever since Corridor was
sent 10 the Mound city last fall
Rourke an but had negotiations closed
for Corridor, when Hedges began dicker-
ing with a syndicate to buy his bali club
Hedges sold out Then he didn't. Now Pa
wants 10 know il Herr Hedges sul feels
the came way about letting Corridor com,
back to Omaha.
Pa wants some pitchers. As Hedges ha,
a big string cf aspirants down in ST
Louis, some OF whom will never do IN
the big league Pa may induce the Browns
1 boss 70 turn loose a pitcher or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
FoleNNs kI.Inrr mn.

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der disorders, Mary c. Abbott. Wolfe
boro, n. H.. says; Il was afflicted with
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acid that my kidneys failed TO clear out
Of my blood, l was so lame In my feet
Joints. and back that IL was agony for ma
70 step. l used Foley Kidney Pills for
three days when wSs able to get up and
move about and the pains were all gone
This great change in condition / owe q
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Columbus Plays
Return Match With
Metz and Loses 1t
Single Match Rolled Between Colum'
bus and Stors Triumphs Ends in
Same Way.

The return match 81 the Columbus. Neb.,
team and the Metz Bros. was rolled yes
terday, the Metz team winning by good
safe majority Conrad had high totals
with bl2 and also high single game with
2A Nichols was high for Columbus with
662
special match was also rolled between
the Columbus team and the Storz Tri-
umphs, the latter winning with the classy
score OF 2Sl6. Anderson had high totals
with 62l and also high single game with
&S. For Columbus Nichols, their great
anchor man, was high with 555 and a sin
gle game Of 2l3 Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Abe Attell 0utpOints
Allen in Ten Rounds
Featherweight Champion Is Not
Forced to Extend Himself-Injures
Hand in Fourth.

SYRACUSE, n, Y, Jan. A-Abe Atteu,
foathcrweight champion OF the world, out
pointed Rily Allen, featherwcight cham
pioo Of Canada, in a ten-round bout here
last night.
NSh the exception Of few rounds.
Allen did most % the leading, but his
showing was married by frequent attempts
at towering In tho fourth round Attol
injured his right hand by coming In CON
tact with Aliens elbow
Attell was not forced to extend himself
IN any Of the rounds. Honors wero even
IN the sixth, seventh and eighth rounds
In the last two rounds Atteu quickencd
his pace, though not letting himself out
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Charlton Loses in
Attempt to Secure a
Habeas Corpus Writ
Confessed Murderer of Wife Loses An.
other Point in Legal Fight for
Liberty.

TRENTON. n. j., Jan. 2-Judge Reli-
stab In the United states circuit court.
after an argument lasting all day, refused
TO grant a writ Of habeas corpus for Porter
Charlton, whose eNtraditlon has been re-
quested by the italian government to an
swer to charge Of having murdered his
wife. Mary Scott Castle Charlton, in Italy
last summer.
Before the committing magistrate coun-
sci for Charlton sought 70 prove the young
man was insane at the time OF the crime
and subsequently there was a hearing be
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
TOOLEN MILIS
SUNKISTS


BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Jan. 2i.-Hacken-
schmidt. the Russian wrestler, failed to
throw three men in an hour here tonight
each beinR allotted twenty minutes
Hackenschmidt threw his first opponent
Cornelius, the Greek, in four minutes and
twelve seconds.
Hjalmar Lundin, the Swede, STAYED the
twenty minutes allotted him, and kept the
Russian on the defensive much Of the
time The third bout was easy Auvary
going down In five minutes and fifty
seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
CLARK SIGNS AS UMPIRE
IN WESTERN FOR SEASON
AffiNes hts SIGNATURE 10 Contract 10
he ON the O'NeUI
staff.

George Clark, Western league umpire in
1874 and 1910, has officially affixed his sig
nature to an umpire's contract for the
coming season, For time this year Il
looked as IL the Omaha Had would not be
IN the list of umpircs next season owing TO
several small difficulties he had last sea
son, for which he may and may not have
been responsible. In such disputes there
is generally "A slight divergence Of
opinion"
However, now all has been settled and
George announces that he has signed for
better OF worse
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Creighton Are Taking Up the Game Soccer and Say They Like

fore Secretary OF state Knox on the appli-
cation Of the Italian government
The secretary decided to grant the extra
dition and then a writ Of habeas corpus
was sued out in the United states circuit
court on appeal.
Young Charlton was in court and after
the decision was taken back to the Hudson
county jail where he has been confined
since his arrest.
Counsel for Charlton, Immediately after
the announcement Of Judge Restab's de-
cision, said the case would be carried to
the supreme court Of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
ONE GRAVE FOR LAMPSoN TOTS
Youth full Victims at spinal MeninEitIs
Are Buried In PlRtts-
month.

PIATTsMOUTH Neb., Jan s4-(Special
Telegram THE two little sons Of Otto
Lampson OF Omaha were buried here in
one grave today. Their deaths occurred
in Omaha both tots falling victims TO the
ravagcs OF spinal meningitis
Don the younger one, died Friday night.
while Gale, the elder, passed away the
following day. The burial was one Of the
saddest ceremonies that has ever been
attended In Plattsmouth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
coURsING AT ROGER sPRrNGs
Eugene NJ. owned ia Philadelphia,
Makes Hest showing.

ROGER SPRINGS Tenn. Jan. @-Of
the four dogs drawn to run on the frs,
day OF the national championship field
trial, Eugene NJ, a setter owned bY Frank
Reilly OF Philadelphia. showed TO best ad-
vantage. Running with Cords Lad OF
lingo. a pointer owned BY A. C. = save
OF New York, the little setter found four
heyies and three singles. The race Of the
pointer was not up TO expectations.
Last years champion. Monora. owned by
Hobart Ames Of Boston. proved a disso-
pOlntment The race started brilliantly. but
after a half hours run she became los,
IN the gullies and was not seen again
within the time limit
Crowiey's Pride, another setter. the prom.
erty OF L. M, F1eisehmsnn OF New York
Was the running mate for Monora. Re
ran we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

Don Quichotte" Masscnets new opera,
has at last been presented in Paris. The
first performance given at the Theatre de
la Gate recently fully sustained the repu-
tation which had preceded it from its pro-
duction in the Riviera some months aEo.
Henri Cain has given pleasing portrayal
OF the chief characteristics Of the mclau-
choly knight and bis faithful follower,
Sancho Panza. The Massenet score is said
to be successful in it's gay, emotional move
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

The special match between the Omaha
National bank and the United states Ma
tional bank was won by the latter, Rose
had high total with sos and also high
single with 202.
In the Mercantile league the Q. NJ Ds.
won three straight from the Ak-Sar-Bens.
Rutherford had high total with is3 and
high single with a6
In the Booster league the Storz Malts
won two from the Yousem Colts. East
man rolled high for the Mats with $50
and Rice for the Colts with 5ts Scores:
sTnRY AI.TG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

NEW YORK. Jan. 2t-Frank J. Marshall
the American chess champion and lose
r. Capaolanca, the cuban champion, both
won tneir games here today I'M the ma
tiopal tournament the former from smith
and the latter from Norris, The Other
Games played resulted follows: Chaies
defeated kreymborg, Hodges defeated
WalcOtt. Black defeated Bair and Jaffe
defeated Joiner; Tenenwursel a bve
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

MISCATINE, Ia, Jan. 4-tSpecial AT
a mass meeting OF fans held here last night
the organization Of the Muscatlne club In
the Central association was effected with
the election OF the following Officers
President. 4. 5 Lawrence; vice president
r. .. Block; secretary, Albert Barry.
treasurer. Raw Hoover; directors j. S
Sterneman, j. L. Giesler. Charles Spaetbe.
4. NJ. Davis Henry SchOenig. William Nc.
Questen and Charles SchmalIs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
THIRTY PAIRS OF STOCKINGS
FOUND INSIDE MANS COAT
Arrested In store of VI. e, smith 4 Co.
by oTficers-ChRrRe OF Larceny
Preferred.

With thirty pairs OF womens silk hose
concealed on the inside OF his coat man
who gave his name as T. r, Robbins was
arrested by Officers Lahey and Boyle yes
terday afternoon In the store of M T..
Smith & Co, wholesale dry goods, Ninth
and Farnam streets,
Robbins was charged with shopHfting.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Roblson ne.lEn. From CommIttee.

ST. LOUIS Jan, 2I-Stanley Robson.
president of the ST. Louis National league
base ball team, announced today as ne de-
parted for a five weeks trip to Panama
that he had reSigncd from the rules com
mittee OF the .hRtonal league. lie gave
Roger Bresnahan manager power to make
all deals and TO represent him at the Ma
tional league meeting In New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
substitute wins the Game.

In the eighth innng this youngster,
whose name lsbell had forgotten to ask
IN his delight at the success of his bluff
came to bat with the bases full, two out
and the White SoX two runs behind. lie
didn't do thing but soak out a two,
begger, cleaning up the bases and scored
later ON an error.
The gift player not only cost the Peoria
club the $40 guarantee but the game as
we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Bnsc nnII schcduIe Meettnu.

IOWA CITY, la, Jan, 2t--CSpecial Tele-
gram Manager Nelson \. Kellogg Of
Iowa has called "A meeting OF twenty-three
base bah managers Of colleges of this state
10 be held IN Iowa city either February
% or March TO arrange all details rela-
tive TO base ball schedule for this state
for the current season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Washington Affairs
,From a staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON. Jan. sl.-tSpeciaI TeIe-
gram. Army orders. Colonel Grin B.
Mitcham, ordnance department VIII pro-
coed 10 Fort Monroe, Va. on Temporary
duty in connection with mortar carriages.
captain William =. Plat ordnance de-
parJment, Will proceed TO fort Winfield
scott Cal, Tor Temporary duty.
First Lieutenant WaIer 4, BoatWright.
coast artillery corps, rs placed on the un-
ass gned list at present station.
liy direction Ot the president CAPTAIN
Samuel b. Mcintyre, Nineteenth Infantry,
Is detailed Tor service in the paw depart
ment and is relieved from duty at the re.
cruit depot Jefferson barracks. ana Nylll
proceed 90 this city for temporary duty.
thence TO Boston for duty.
First Lieutenant Fred Il. Koyle medical
reserve corps, wiz proceed 10 Fort "A. q.
vsst,s - INV
Leaves OF absence: First Lieutenant
Frederick h. Mills, medical reserve corps.
extended one month; Second Lieutenant
James q. McIlroy Ninth Infantry yWo
months and twenty days.
Count Albert Thrensvard the new min
lister Of Sweden 10 the United States. ar
rived In Washington today lie proba blv
will be received by Secretary OF STATE
knox Thursday and later a date will he
arranged for an audience al the White
House, when his credentials will be pre-
scented.
Count Ehrensvsrd succeeds Herman Dc
Lagercrantz, who resigned his post as min.
lister al Washington last summer In order
10 return 10 Sweden 10 assume charRe OF
his business Interests there
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
DERBY WOODEN
SUN KIST.

The Pete Lochs won all three games from
the Luxus last night on the Metropolitan
alleys The LuNus are hitting the tobOggan
and going down three at clip. Balzer
of the Loeb team hit the pins for a good
| COO score while Beselin OF the LuNus was
/ high on the team, with 555, which proves
! that a has-been can come back. Tonight
/ Brodegaard Crowns against A. Prick &
J SON score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

PHI ADEI.PHlA. Jan. 2L-Ouo Knabe.
the Philadelpha second baseman came
here YESTERDAY. chatted confidentially with
I-rescent FOgel for 2 brief period aud
q Philadelnhis un'fOrm Tor three wears.
4 am delighted with the terms Of my
eontFaet.' said Knabe following his con-
ference with Fogel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Attrm 90 FIEha KiIhane.

CLEVELAND o. Jan ai-Abe Atteu
the feathsrwe Shit champion. has signed
articles TO box Tommy Kilbane. Iocai
IeatherWeight. before q club here on the
night Of January 90 The men will weigh
~ pounds % o'clock and the bout viii
be for ten rounds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

In the postponed game the Nancy sun
Kist won two out OF three games from the
Derby Wooden Mills Moran had high
game with PIG and high total, 56s, for the
Nancy sun Kist. Lemon had high game,
30, and Amsdeen had high total, 500. for
the Derby Wooden Mills Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

For either acute or chronic kidney dis
orders for annoying and painful urinary
Irregularities take Foley Kidney Pills. An
honest and effective medicine for kidney
and bladder disorders Sold by all drug.
gistB.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Hoills BURGESS a
well known eastern yachtsman. returned
TO-DAY from Bermuda. after completing ar
rangements for the annual race OF sailing
Yachts from the United States TO Bermuda
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
PETE I.OCIIS.

The Derby Wooden Mills took three games
from the Nancy Sunkists Schoeman got
high game Of 2O7 and Amsdeen high total
OF 554 for the Derby Wooden Mills. Moran
got high game with 2Ol and high total with
5S4 for the Nancy Sunkist team. Scores.
DERRY WOODEN MILLS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
crceIey Mntehed Vim nnnIeI..

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, jan. s4-Johnny Cree
ley OF Brooklyn and Freddie Daniels Of
ST. Joseph, featherweights. were matched
TODAY 10 box fifteen rounds here Janu-
arv 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
STATE BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Number OF Exciting Contests for Hon
OFs Arc Scheduled.

ors Arc scheduled,
ABERDEEN, S, D., Jan. A-(SpecialO-
Interest in bowling has revived IN Aber,
deem this winter and a number OF exciting
contests among local aspirants for cham
pionship honors have taken place. Ncxt
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday a state
bowling tournament viii be held at the
Metropolitan bowling alleys here. Teams
will be present from Huron Redfield.
Hecla and a number Of other towns, he
sides several teams from Aberdeen. Later
the team win be chosen to represent Aber.
deem at the coming tournament in the
Twin Cities
The officers in charge of the Aberdeen
tournament this week are j. r.. Shannon
president; V. II, AIankey. vice president,
T. 5, KlitE, secretary; q. C. Lopats
treasurer w. NJ, Mccain is chairman al
the reception committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
Rnrr TrncI.. GINen Fifte.n nm.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. 2t-CaIifornia
race tracks will be given fifteen days grace
before the new anti-gambling bill goes into
effect, according TO an Informal agreement
entered into by republican senators i'm
caucus today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
a Ton az Gold

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