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Presbyterian.

~ PilESRITERtAN CHURCH.
south Temple and G. streets
'usm ~. Paden. u. D., pastor.
E %iklcs ct II O'Clock. Evening
.b 80 o'clock. Sunday school
\ Z M Young Peoples meeting
.sH at $50 o'clock. Mid-week
~ Wednesday evening: Tcach-
A, ag al 40, prayer and confer
"A ~ o'clock. Everybody cordially
az 'hese services.
|srsR1'AsTER PRESBYTERIAN
Va, corner Fifth South and
&n.. Mrsets.-Tha regular morn
h WIZ be in charge Of John II.
b, y ue une evening j. II. Dimmlt of
{, ,,.slh9dist church Of this city.
- travelled extensively ia Bible
In 3aa over the world: viii speak.
n pREsBYTERTAN CHURCH.
r,..i. i.eten,h East and Eleventh
r,.,, -. r. 6. NcNIcce. acting
|erras, ing service at fl n. m. Sec
al VI, Dn nome missions. Sunday
~, !%lo. Christian Endcavor
htso y. m The public welcome
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Episcopal.

ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL. First
South near Second East street Tho III.
Rev, F'ranilyn :. Spalding, -, ~. bishop
The Very Rev. Samuel Il, Colladay. dean:
the Rev. Donald *. Johnston, canon.
sunday November ~, twenty third after
TRINITY: I:30 q. M, holy communion.
Corporate OF g. 7. s.. 3:i6 a. m. Sunday
school; II o'clock, morning prayer, Lit
any and sermon by Canon Johnston:
~ m, east side primary Sunday school
a. Mrs. Pyke's, Popperton: o'clock,
choral evening prayer and address by
tho dean: 1.3o o'clock, at Rowland Hall
chanel shortened evening prayer and
address By the dean.
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Montpelier, Nov. ~.
Will YOU please answer the following
questions i'm next Sundays Tribune:
/. Is there any premium on half
dollars coined in 1882 and 1867
?, Does the tide ebb and flow at
the north pole?
3, What course does the great sea
flow hat is such "A barrier TO north pole
explorers
/. How far north Of the pole does
water extend,
,. How many people have lost Their
lives in search of the pole in question
j. l.. UNDERWOOD.
|. We think not.
>. The observations taken at the
north pole are not decisive on this
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Baptist.

Ea,t BAPTIST CHURCH.
an minSa dira Second South-Luuis s.
visitor Sn,er; Mrs, NJ. V. Rogers.
iM Ia rreaehipg services at II
F snSy h In, The Rev. G. A.
'alasa the The Rev. G A. Tarnev in
h Aro,In nblo school al 1920 noon;
hee,,nn, superintendent. Young
And Ivy at els y. m. MIdweek
At S syc1l yaal service wednesday,
a,ited N,ock. You arc very cor
= " attend all os these
q hail.. BAPTIST MISSION.
Y codv and Navajo streets.
ev.0Iccar .osIcar Paterson. S supeSrIntend. I.
= bes,reeation Be- are cordially In.
Fang P,vsHnt at the services fol
"A " INC Emmanuel Baptis
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Christian.

THE CENTRAL RISTIA n
CHURCH, corner Fourth South and
Third East streets.-Charles f. Neel,
pastor 267 East Fourth South street
Sunday services, II a. m. Sermon sub
jsct. "Con sola ton of the Gospel
Night 7:45 o'clock Sermon subject.
Things in Which the Christian Church
Differs from otfer Churches Bible
school, 10 A m. Christian Endeavor.
GAS p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night You are invited.
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CHURCH, Ninth East and First South.
Ransom y. Nichols, A, NJ, pastor: resi-
dencc. li9 South Twelfth East street
The home church OF Methodism in Salt
Lake. Sunday school, 9;io a. M; A. u.
MCGUIRE, superintendent, Preaching, IA
a. m: subject, "A Noble Instinct. Ep-
worth League 6:t9 p. m. Preaching, 40
p. M; subject. Night Scenes From the
Bible 7-David's Night at the Jordan"
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Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches

Sunday school at $50 a. m, Service at
1890 a. IN. English service at 7:S0 p,
IN. Concordia meets next Tuesday at
7:30 p. M in the school room,
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
corner Second South and Fourth East
srreets.-ErIk Floreen, pastor, Sunday
school 1880 a. IN, Services. s a. IN.
Ladies' aid Thursday, November 90 at
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Blackfoot, Idaho. Nov. 10.

Blackfoot. Idaho, Nov. 10,
Will YOU explain the object of all of
these wars going on at present: FIRST,
the China war and what rs ILankow 10
China Second, Mexican outbreaks of
1nte. Third. the war Of the Italian and
Turkish governments, .
l.. p. BOTMAY.
!. The Chinese war is a rebellion 10
overthrow the Manchu dynasty. Han.
kow is large city IN China,
.. The Mexican outbreaks of late
arc partly brigandagc and partly oppo-
sition 10 the settled order supposed 10
bc established by the new President
Madero.
;. The war between italy ana IuT-
koy arises from the seizure of Trlpoli.
a Turkish province in North Africa, BY
italy.
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three feet across top aud nineteen feet
wide across face; cut nine feet deepl
NJ. Y. CLASS.
Assuming that the stack is not so
firmly settled but that the ordinary rule
Of 5l2 cubic feet TO the ton viii APP.
ply. the hay of the cut as described
would weigh four tons.
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CONGREGATIONAL

q 'PPcN1eREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
e-Elner vi East and First South
..his =, :; Goshen, pastor. Norm
.cH Es,ks CONGREGATIONAL
t~Rty south and Seventh East
La thIs a. Simpkin. pastor
AornIny' With sermons by the
gy.n;s' The Entrance Abun-
4 snn5.s' The Maccabcc by
3 cnsna school at 1890. G.. IL.
n Al nusl welcome 10 all wor-
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Bluckhorse. Nevada. Nov. rs,
Gcntlemcn-Wil YOU kindly answer
in your Sunday column Of questions and
answers how manw tons of hay are
tberc IN cut ont Of stack forty,
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CT am pleased 10 recommend cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing / know Of and safest remedy FOR
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble,
writes Mrs. l. b. Arnold of Denver,
Colo. 'sWe have used it repeatedly
and it has never failed to give relief. -
For sale by all dealers.
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Y. M, C.. A..

Al ( D. m. today the presiden, Of ,he
vyns,crn Fairgrounds association T. w
SpaIding OF san, Francisco. VIII speak
lie will discuss the real purpose Of play
Ground work and how u should he con-
Quoted In his we'll known address, "Ths
HattlefleId OF the Future To this meet
Ing the association has decided 20 admit
women.
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Pastor II. IIansen OF Denmark for
many wears q missionary in NORWAY viii
preach In the church at Fifth South and
Sixth East streets AZ clock tnis sI :
with Turkey and the Revolution in
China"
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Lutheran

La, soLCTnERAN ST. Johns
'~Wllljame enll, South and State
j. LanlSow. pastor
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Tnimely wrinkles, rough skin. oiiuess
or other unnatural conditions can be over
come, II the following treatment Is kept
up for q. time; Remove the days accu-
mutation of Crime with mid soap and te-
pld water. dry the skin carefully and ap-
piy n cerol cream, massaging lightly un-
iii IL yanishes. This cicanses pores OF
Impurities. and gently removes dead Gu
ticle, leaving the skin sort and smooth
and OF AN exquisite lint and velvety tex
ture. To prepare the cream. dissolve two
ounces cerol in three-fourths pint very
hot water. and stir unin smooth and
thick. AS this is n greaseless cream,
there is no danger OF growing hairs or
making the skin oily.
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Eat AT the ROYAL cafe. Clean food; /;
reasonable prices. No tipping.
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AL. Flesh building foods are unsat :
istactory. What you require IS tonic
ccele rate the circulation OF blood through
tbs small vessels which nourish these
delicate muscles and permit them 10
grow, When this is accomplished. hol-
Iows an1 srrawniness disappear, and the
RgIro rounds out and grows plump and
beautiful. The most valuable tonic for
this purpose II made by dissoiv1ne cup
then adding an ounce Sailol- The dose Is
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES,

Downcast: No woman. or man, for
that matter. likes to go through life with
thin. ugly. unmanaBeable hair And there
is no need to- Make UP this inexpensive
tonic and use regularly, and I'm sure sou
viii soon have q hoavy growth OF long,
silky hair: Mix one-half pint each alco-
hol and water and into this pour one
ounce hcta-cauthol and your tonic is
ready. The continued use of this home,
made tonic gradually restores the natural
! color and brillancy to duLi, ntciess hali
| because OF the return or the proper
amount OF coorins matter 10 the hair
| Sace.
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Salt Lake City, Nov. II.
VIII YOU please answer this qucs.
tion: In q municipal government
what population constitutes a first.
class. second class and third, class city?
And oblige,
4 SUBSCRIBER
First.class, 10000 or over: second
class, 5000 up to 10000; third.cass, be.
low 5000
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QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

Provo. Utah. Nov. Ii.
To settle a dispute would YOU an
swer the following question in your
paper: Did Reed Smoot drink any in
toxicants at the Taft banquet in Oc
tober? Yours respectfully.
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Better ask the head waiter of the
Commercial club.
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WnrdC CoorP Prndn 8 MO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Princeton Has Big
Base Ball Schedule
Thirty Games Are on the Card for
This Spring--0ne with
Harvard

PRINCETON. N. j., Jan. 19-Princeton's
base bali schedule for the coming season
includes games with Dartmouth, Cornell
and Michigan. These teams were not on
last years schedule. There Is but one
game with Harvard among the thirty
carded. The schedule reads as follows:
March 25-Ursinus at Princeton.
March 27--New york university at Prince
March 29-Bowdoin, al Princeton
April 1--Villanova. at Princeton.
April 5-Fordham at Princeton.
April S-New York Americans second
team, at Princeton.
April 12-Dartmouth. at Atlantic City.
April lS-Baltimore Eastern league team.
at Baltimore
April 1l--Virginia. at Charlottesville.
April t5-Georgetown, at Washington.
April l7-Georgetown, at Washington.
April 19-PennsylVania State, at Princeton
April 22-Brown university, at Providence
April 24-Lawrenceville school, at Law
renCeville.
April 2B--West Virginia at Princeton
April 29-Cornell at Princeton
May 5-Willams. at Princeton.
May 6-Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.
May 10-Brown, at Princeton
May 13-Corneli at Ithaca.
May t7-Lafayette. at Princeton
May 20-Harvsrd, at Princeton.
May A-Michigan, at Princeton.
May 6-Pennsylvania. at Princeton.
May G-Hoiy Cross at Princeton.
June 3-Yale, at New Haven.
June 7-Amherst at Princeton
June 1O-Yale at Princeton.
June l3-Princeton alumni at Princeton.
June 15-Yale at New York C'rubber
game).
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
MANY ENTRIES AT FENCING
VIII Take Nearly as Long 20 Decide
a. Cricket Match.

VIII Take Nearly as Long 10 Decide
a. Cricket Match.
NEW YORK. Jan. d.-1t win require two
evenings and one afternoon to run off
the semi-final and final bouts--135 in num-
berlin the annual championship Of the
Intercollegiate Fencing association, which
win be held at the Hotel Astor in this city
on the evening OF March 81 and the after
noon and evening of April l. Last year
there were only fifty-four bouts in the
finals contested BY four colleges, but at a
meeting OF the association held recently it
was decided to allow six teams to qualify
this year. At the preliminaries. which will
be held at West Point and Annapolis on
March Is. only one team from each diw-
sion will be eliminated instead OF two. as
was the case last year.
The individual championship will be de-
cided for the first time since 1901, the man
winning the greatest number OF bouts in
the tournament being awarded the title
OF intercollegiate Individual champion. He
will also receive e gold medal and IN case
two contestants win an equal number of
bouts they will fence off another bout to
determine the title holder
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Boxing Situation
Has War Appearance
0Brien is Not Satisfied, but Wishes
to Make His Club Pre-
eminent.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. u.-Red war
hovers over the boxing situation In this
city and the dove OF peace has gone up
for altitude The National Athletic club
has been secure in It's position as the lead
ing fight Organization Of Philadelphia until
Jack O'Brion started his American Athletic
club. and moreover held his entertainments
on the same evening that has hitherto been
scored 70 Harry Edwards association. But
although the American Athletic club drew
about 10000 persons in its first two shows.
the National Athletic club was filled to the
roof by boxing enthusiasts on the same
afternoon and evening This seems TO
prove that there IL patronage enough for
two first-class clubs and the war clouds
may. therefore. pass away
IL also proves beyond all manner Of argu-
ment that there is no scarcity Of boxing
talent IN this country at the present time.
Those who know anything about boxers
and boxins as Il exists IN America today
have only to take the programs OF o. Brien' s
two shows and go over them carefully.
There we're no champions on the bill on
either occasion. There were no boxers hired
who could not have been hired by any
other manager in the county Any man
who could read and write could pick the
boxers who were selected for the opening
show and the second series Of contests
witch were offered at the new club and
yet II must be remembered that each OF the
sLews drew 5000 persons. Il might be con-
tended that the first show was attractive
on account Of the new building; but that
would not hold good as regards the second
entertainment. Il WAS just the case OF
offering a good program OF boxing, which
was done.
OBrleh. however. was not satisfied lie
evidently wishes to make his club pre-em-
inent, and az a result he has Accomplished
what other managers have failed to do by
getting johnson to agree to meet Langford
in the ring The champion and the Boston
Tar Baby are to appear within the next five
weeks before the patrons OF the new cluh
in a six-round bout While the figures
have not been given out, It IL understood
that the men will fight for a $4,000 purse
and that each will be required 90 deposit
$500 within the next week.
O'Brien has also secured Battling Nelson
as 81. Patrieks day attraction Nelson
opponent has not been selected as yet, but
the former champion win meet some promi.
nent lightweight Nelson says this battle
| Will decide whether he Is still In shape to
challenge for the title or whether the time
has come for him to retire from the ring
In addition to these men. o'Brien mas
been securing the country for good
matches in the middle and welterweigni
/ classes. In the meantime It is certain thai
Harry Edwards will make every effort &c
Keep the National Athletic club from being
| eclipsed. II is, therefore, probable that
Philadelphia will become the Mecca OF
fight fans during the next few months
II would not be surprising If Carl Morris
should fill HIS first eastern engagement
before the enthusiasts OF one Of the riva
! clubs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
HARVARD TO PLAY PRINCETON
Crimson Foot Bali Team VIII Meet
Orange and Black at Princeton
Fourth OF November.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan. A.-The Har-
ward, Athletic committee in an official
announcement last night stated that the
crimson foot ball team would play Prince
ton at Princeton on Saturday, November
T. two weeks before the Tigers game with
Yale.
II was further announced that arrange
ments had been made for a game with
Dartmouth at Cambridge. November IS, and
that the annual game with Yale would be
played In the Stadium on the 25th.
While the full schedule was not given
out. It was explained that since the
Princeton game would be played At Prince
ton. the regular game with West Point
would be dropped for this year because of
the teams inability to play more than one
game away from home
II is expected also a game with Cornell
will be arranged for November II, although
definite conclusion with the Ithicans
has not been reached
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
WORK ON BALL PARK PROGRESSES

Piers and J0ists Are set and Roof WIN
ne on Graadstahd by Saturday.
"Baseballitis" attacked several OF the
hitherto irreproaehable workman on the
new Omaha baseball park last week AS
result the work on the park fairly flew.
Inspiration was in every hammer and for
once, knocking was popular.
The park win be finished by March 4,
stand and bleachers were set during the
spell OF warm weather. Fans that chance
to be passing can make out the outline OF
their new home II the same progress Is
kept up this week. the roof OF the grand
stand will be up by Saturday.
The park VIII be finished by March /,
and PA" can do a part Of the spring
training OF tile Rourkes here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
HOkuff Loses Hard
Match to Domke
Good Work on Nat Takes Wrestling
Contest at Sioux City to
Three Falls.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Jan. 21.-(special Tel
egram 1.-THE Domke and Hokuff match
was hard fought. going to three falls
Domke. outweighed by thirty-three pounds
lost the first fall on a body hold, being
forced down by superior weight in 10 min
utes. DomSe took the second by scissor
and half Nelson in p minutes and Is sec
onds Domke won the third on a scissor
and toe hold in 16 minutes. The, winner
will meet Dr. Roller February 2, The bet
ting was spirited.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Crack Columbus Five
Loses to Beatrice Boys
Y. M. C. A. Basket Ball Game Results
in Score of 3S to 21-DeWitt
Beats Western.

BEATRICE. Neb. Jan. 2l.-(Special Tel
egram.)-The crack Columbus basket bali
team was defeated here last night by the
local Young Mems Christian association
team by the score of sS to q. In the first
half the game was very even, but In the
second Beatrice forged ahead winning by
q good margin.
The Dewitt basket ball team defeated
Western at Dewitt by the score of % to %.
26 to %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan a.-Young Brown
OF Hibbing won from Chuck Larson of Chi
cago tonight in the sixteenth round. The
referee stopped the fight, saving Larson
from an imminent knockout. Brown
scored knockdown in the second round,
but was held even by the Chicago man
after this until the fifteenth round
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22

the blood and
cleansing it Of all
impure matter,
makes a perma-
nent and lasting
cure Of the dis
ease. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
as the hest blood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. sl.--James Hampden
former state assemblyman and senator.
died al his home here today after a two
weeks. illness, Theodore Roosevelt visited
him az his home yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
BOWLERS READY FOR ST. LOUIS
Three Teams Will Represent Omaha
at the Big Congress.
HOPE TO BRING BACK THE BAool

BowIers.
sCHEDULE or GAMES ron WEEK
Omaha LeaGHe.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
Tuesday-Iospe co. against storz Trl-
umphs. letter Gold Tops against j. >.
Thursday Metz Bros against wroth spe-
cials Reios against McCord-B Brady Advos
commercial League.
KEYTs ALLEYS
Monday-Pete Lochs against LuXus.
Tuesday, Brodegaard Crowns against A.
Thursdsy--omaha Bicycle Co against st.
Friday-o Brien's Monte Christos against
Franks Colts.
Boosters LenGue.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
Monday-Ruffner Tailoring Co. against
Mazeppas. Yousem Colts against Storz
/Frlday-omsha Bedding Co against Peo-
pies Store Rangers against Omaha Rod
and Gun Club.
Metropolitan League.
KEYT's ALLEYS.
Monday-sunklBt against Derby Wooden
Tuesday-Beselin's Mixers against Dietz
We Sfre Colts against indie
thursday Postoffice against Harvey's
golts
Friday-Pats Comets against ldlewilds.
Magic city Bowling League.
CARLOW ALLEYS. SOUTH OMAHA
Monday--tlughes Paint Co against
Omaha Packing Co.
Wednesday,. a. watkins against Gar
Friday-Martin's Tigers against Cukins'
Cubs,
Mercantile League.
Monday-Ak- sar- Ben against q. NJ. d.
1uesday-United States Cleaning Co.
against Hartleys Colts.
Wcdhesday-Oninods against A. y. L. W.
no. ~.
Friday-Carpenter Paper Co. against
Ramos.
Crescent League.
KEYT's ALLEYS.
Wednesday - L. s. National Boosters
against Pharmacy Seniors.
rhursday-U. S. National Tellers against
Pharmacy Juniors
Friday-U s. National Rangers against
Creighton Dentals
PostOffice LeaEue.
KEYTs ALLEYS.
As per schedule.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22

scHEDULE or GAMES ron WEEK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
CATARRH
SPECIFIC BLOOD REpURTY

Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The beneficial effects of washes,
sprays, inhalations, ETC., are only
temporary, and when left of the old
condition returns, because the blood
is infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. This impure condition
of the circulation initiates and in
flames the delicate mucous mem
branes and tissues and produces the
we'll known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and ears, mucus in
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con-
dition will remain, growing worse as
long as the catarrhal matter is al
lowed to remain in the blood. Being
aspecifc blood impurity, there is only
one way to cure Catarrh, and that is
TO purify the blood. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. II attacks
the disease at its head-in the circu-
lation-and by thoroughly renovating
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
SKI TOURNAMENT AT SUPERIOR
Fifty Rider. WIN Participate In Con-
tests Thia Afternoon

tests This Afternoon.
SUPERIOR Wis. Jan. n.--Fiftv riders
will participate In the big ski tournament
to be given here tomorrow afternoon at
Billings Park hin. Two riders will be Al
fred Carlson and F. Jensen OF Chicago.
This is the first time Chicago has been
represented at tournament IN Superior
Duluth, Chippewa Falls and stoughton will
have big delegations OF riders and Superior
will have the strongest list OF contestants
ever entered from here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22

purifier, and the thousands of cases of
Catarrh it has cured is proof that it is
the very medicine needed by those
who suffer with this trouble. Book on
Catarrrh and any medical advice free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Foot Ball the Only
Winner of Sports at
the Michigan Uni
Foot Ball Cleared About Eleven Thou.
sand Dollars at Ann Arbor -
Others Close.

Foot ball was the only sport al the Uni-
versity Of Michigan that did not lose money
IN 1910. according to the annual report Of
the athletic association. Just issued. The
sports fer the year al the university show
gain ot S,SOt55 for the athletic fund
and leave a balance OF S2S,9i566 on hand In
the treasury.
The financial report Of the athletic asso-
citation for the year ending January TO-
follows:
Balance on hand January Is. 1910. sci CALI
seOt y ae2'ss
t3hse Vail Aetit1
AIach ..s...s..t............s s..,..s.s.. elsg9
NeheIbl s.s.s.., ..........'..s..sss's''' oVaV'oS
Total receipts. .....................S so, O65 ~
Aotal on hanu. bdttVApl
Disbursements
Foot ball SIC. 1910
Ease Jail ANoos0v
Track Including cross-country, ten
mis- and intersCholastic) 4........... 365OJ9
General (OffiCe expenses, balance
due on damage suits for injuries
sustained by fan Of foot ball ~.
Total disbursements. ............ .$24 15S. %
Balance on hand January IA, lsD... 2s.et5.bo