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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
English and Brewer
Fight TenROunds to
Draw at Kansas City
0maha Pugilist Rallies IN Seventh
Round and Pulls Even Break
Out of Match.

KANSAS CITY Feb. 2i.-Clarence english
OF Omaha and Harry Brewer OF Kansas
city. welterweights. fought ten rounds to
draw here last night
The first three rounds Of the fight were
uninteresting, not one solid punch being
delivered. I'm the fourth the fighters began
smuggling and dozen heavy head and body
wallops were sent home by each man.
Brewer appeared 10 have English on the
point OF going down in the sixth round,
after the Omaha boxer had taken six hard
left and right swings to the head. A min
ute's rest strengthened English and in the
seventh he peppered Brewers face with
lefts, sent home hard right TO the jaw
and iolted the local fighter with couple
OF right body punches Honors were even
In the last three rounds
The fight was full Of clinches There was
little infiRhting
Harry Forbes Of Chicago and Tommy
Dixon Of Memphis will meet here March 6.
The Gibbs-D Dixon fight. scheduled for Feb
ruary q, has been called off
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Westergaard Wins
Handicap Match From
zbyszkO at Lincoln
Keeps Polish Wrestler From Throw
ing Him for Ninety Minutes
Holden Is Kissed.

LINCOLN Feb. a Especial Telegram)-
Jess Westergsard Of Des Molues won his
handicap match with zoyszko Monday.
keeping the Pole At bay for ninety minutes.
Westergaard was a prime favorits with the
crowd and gaNe an excellent exhibition Of
wrestling For q major portion OF the
time Westergaard had zhyszko on the de-
fensive. During the earlier part Of the
match westergaard picked zbyszko from
the mat and threw him. but was unable 20
clamp on a winning hold. lie tried for toe
holds without success. and the end CT the
hour found both men roughing II consider
ably, but on their feet.
During the last thirty minutes the Pole
had Westergaard in dangerous places
several times with hammerlock end
scissors hold. but westergaard managed to
break away
Just about five minutes before che close
OF the match Westergaard secured a crotch
hold on zbyszko and came close TO plnning
the Poles shoulders to the mat but he
finally managed to wriggle out OF It.
Both men were on their feet at the close
Of the match. westergaard made a strong
showing against the Pole He was speedier
and several times made the Pole look like
a weakling
In the prelimiuaries Charles Bleoka lost
TO Holden OF Omaha. Blecka spralned his
shoulder IN the first fall and asked to stop
the match. Holden protested that he dis
liked 20 wrestle with a quitter and was
Missed off the stage
Champ of Hastings defeated George
Blecka in straight falls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Three Die and Many
Are Hurt in Wreck
AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe Passen-
ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fast
Mail Goes Into Ditch.

STtLLWATER OIL Feb 2.-Three pas
sengers were killed two other persons were
fatally injured and many slightly hurt in
a wreck of Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
passenger train No. 40 near here last night.
The dead:
WILLIAM LOVE. Winfield. Kan.
MRS. ROSf, Wichita, Kan.
UNKNON n WOMAN.
7 he seriously injured we're taken to Ar
kansas City. Kan, for treatment end their
names were not given out by local railroad
officials
The wreck was caused by the derailment
OF three coaches 1t is believed the recent
heavy rains undermined the track. None
OF the train crew was injured.
PALISADE, New, Feb 2i.-Southern
Pacific train No. 10. eastbound, known as
the China-Japanese fast mail. which left
San Francisco at O'Clock last night, went
into the ditch shortly after O'Clock to-
night a mile and half west of here.
Six cars including some of the sleepers,
went down the embankment. Three per-
sons were seriously injured and twelve
slightly hurt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Greek Blackmail
Society Unearthed
by Gotham Police
New Secret Order Believed Organized
to Extort Money From Wealthy
Members Of Race.

NEW YORK, Feb. a.-FolovinE three
obortive bomb throwings charged to un-
identified members OF the Black Hand. a
rev secret society OF a similar nature
among tho Greeks Is believed by the police
TO have been disclosed tonight by the ar
rest Of Nicholas Tritakis. lie Is alleged
TO he leader IN an organization calling
Itself The Hand Of Faith.'' for the al
legged purposes Of extorting money from
wealthy Greeks.
Tritakis. who Ia young Greek laborer.
was arrested by detectives in an elevated
railway station tonight on a charge Of
having written threatening letters to the
proprietors Of the Hotel Athens. demanding
5000
our rules try to avoid bloodstod" one
letter read. From the day We s,arted we
have only lost one. That happened only
to insure our safety. II YOU deny our de-
mands we viii not touch your person.
relatives or family. like the Black Hand.
but will blow your big hotel into the air"
second letter directed that the sum be
delivered in gold at a specified Il" sta
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Cost Of organized
Athletics ScandalOus
Dean Of Harvard Committee Critioises
Extravaganza of Captains and
Coaches in His Report.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb. H.-"The cost
of organized athletics Is almost scande-
ous,' says Dean Lebaron r. Briggs OF
Harvard university, chairman of the com
mittee on athletic sports. in his report to
President Lowell
In spite Of large receipts from base ball
and enormous receipts from foot ball the
Harvard Athletic association. after moder-
ate payment toward the permanent inn
proyement OF Soldiers field. can barely
meet its bills" says Dean Briggs.
Captains managers and coaches" he
said. too often require Off themselves and
their men such iuxuries OF the table and
transportation as none but the rich can
afford"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
vAsSAR COLLEGE HONOR LIST
Western Young Women Predominant
-Gertrude Orr of Denver Among
Chosen Few.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. Feb 2l-The
Vassar college honor girls were announced
tonight Among them are Agnes E. Bene.
dict Cincinnati, o.; Beatrice Bulla. Ashe.
boro. N. c.; Constance Kretchmar oak
Park, ILL.,; Laura A. Kuhi. Peoria, Ill.
Sophia M. Lewis, Pittsburg, Pa: Julia S
Lovejoy, Jenesvile WIS; Louise A. Mil.
Ter Montrose, Pa Helen r. Moves, Nil.
wRukee. Wis; Gertrude Orr, Denver. Colo.
Alpha B, Robbins, Cleveland, o.. and Ger
aidne shaw. Eau Claire, Wis.
Among those to whom honorable mention
was awarded are Valpey c. Trimble, Mem.
phis. Tenn; Mable b Kelsey, Linden, Ind.
and Ethel Quarles. Milwaukee, wis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
AMONG THE LOCAL BOWLERS
Crescent League Gets Big Share Of
Prizes in Tourney.
RANGERS MAKE MARK OF 2,77s
Chalk II IN - Record for season a.
Booster LeaEue-Hsrney's Colts
Win Three Times From
sunkist.

The Crescent league got the big share Of
the prizes in the tournament on the Met
ropoltan alleys. Fogsrty shot a nice total
getting 5A, and high game or "a Ills hand
leap was twenty-seven in three games.
baisch and Holiy furnished the sensation
or the evening by shooting 11Ss getting n
$50 game at the finish. Their handicap for
the six games was forty-two.
Moran went into second place with 51s. a
few splits kept him out OF first place.
Pohler and Dunbar got 1914 and second in
the doubles with no handicap.
schonemsn got third with 572 in singles,
with six pins handicap on three games.
Sanostrom and Williams tied for third
place In the doubles with 1881 each. Roy
swanson and jackson got 1881
In All events, Baisch got Ills, first prize
schmidt I'LL and Moran 1917. Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
PROTEST FROM wall STREET


COnErrAsman Hill says Opposition 10
Reciprocity In Not from Farm.
CLEVELAND, Feb A-"Not from the
farmers firesides, but from Wall street,
has come the inspiration for the circulars
IN opposition to The proposed Canadian
reciprocity agreement" So said Represent
alive t. J. Eill OF Connecticut in a speech
before the Cleveland Chamber OF Commerce
today.
Rec procity with Canada" was Mr.. Hlrs
subject and he discussed II. not as party
of political measure but as q business
matter.
The tiadc. benefits that have redounded
TO The United states and the countries with
which reciprocal trade relationship has
Been established were instsnced by the
speaker as proof Of similar advantages that
would follow reciprocity with Canada.
There Is nothing In the agreement which
prevents either country from changing it's
tariff relations in any other respect at
Will said MIR Hi. and there is no
definite fixed limit Of time when this agree
intn. shah De terminated IL Is a straight
forward business arrangement for the reel
procal exchange Of such articles as the
representatives OF both governments be-
lies ed. after most careful consideration
coald be made with safety to each other
aud tor the mutual advantage OF both, and
that would result in largely increased busi-
ness transactions in other articles not d.
rectly affected or named In the agreement.
- he entire product OF Canadian fisheries
in 1868 was only Sa5, 45iO9i. ] think that will
be surprise 10 some OF YOU. we raised
oysters, clans, crabs and Holsters enough
IN this country to almost equal in value
the entire product OF all the fisheries OF
Canada.
orr total product is about $4,000 900
Canada exported S22,444767 worth, sending
to the United states ss.1627s worth, We
sent to Canada In the same year SSs4s.s7O
worth from our fisheries.
lf the entire product OF both countries
had been dumped upon our market this
gleat nation would have consumed Il all at
a per capita cost OF SO cents I submit to
you that every consideration OF health and
economy would amply justify an increase
OK the supply OF this food product many
fold and II It could be done 1t would be 4
blessing to ali OF US
LumDtr ssid Mr, Hal. has steadily in
creased in cost and price until the problem
now is to know what substitute can be
employed for IT,
a claim" he said. that the removal OF
the duty on lumber Of every kind and char
act,r between this country and Canada
would not be violation OF the principle OF
protection. but would be strictly in accord
snce With IL.
n do not look Tor a reduction of food
prices even II this reciprocity proposition
IL enacted into law ID possibly will stay
the advance temporarily. but the causes OF
the Increase arc world wide and consider.
able time will be necessary to effect q
readiustment"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Three More Schools
Enter Indoor Meet
South Dakota, Drake and Cotner Will
Sends Squads to Compete
Here.

Letters announcing that three more OF the
Missouri valley universities would be en-
tered in the Omaha meet TO be held April
l. were received by Secretary r. L. earns
Tuesday South Dakota will enter a relay
team and other track men. Coach J. l..
Griffith Of Drake writes that he has made
arrangements to bring his squad
Cotner university, a school that has had
no real track athletics before this season,
will enter relay team. Reports from the
school indicate that 1t is going to turn out
a fast track squad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
YORKE AND KNEELAKs NEW JUMPS
Haskell, CLARK and shoemaker Reap
pointed By President O'NefII.

CHICAGO, Feb. a.-(special Telegram. -
President Tip O'Nein OF the Western
league announced the staff Of umpires for
his organization for the coming season 10.
night He is in charge Of the train carrying
the Boston Red SoN TO the Pacific coast
just as the train started TO leave. O'Nein
remembered that he had told the newspaper
men that he had selected the umpires Be
fore he had finished he had TO use a meg
apnone which one OF the bail players
thrust MO hts hands. HE said that he had
Responded Haskell. Clarke and Shoe
maker, OF last years arbitration board ~
had signed two new men. Yorke and xn.s-
land. He tried 20 tell where The two new
men were from, but his voice would moi
carry the distance. even with the mega
phone.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
FARMERS ON M'CALL BILL
Master Of National Grange Appears
Before Senate Committee.
STATE MASTERS Also TESTIFY
They Declare that Approval Of Reel
procity Agreement wiz Deprive
Farmers OF Benefits Of Pro-
tectivc Tariff.
tectivc Tariff.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Farmers regis
tered protests against the canadian reel
procity agreement in the hearing today
before the senate committee on finance
Former Governor Bachelor Of New
Hampshire. master Of the National Grange,
made the opening argument and announced
nat IL the committee had the time TO
hear them he would be followed by masters
OF oranges Of the several states as well
as representatives Of various state dairy
and other associations
The witnesses received valuable assist
ance from Senators Hale. McCumber and
smoot. who evidenced sympathy with their
attacks on the agreement and aided them
with questions, Senator stone took the
lead In ross-examination and some inter
estlng colloquys we're heard.
Mr. Bachelor asserted that 100000 farm
ers were united in opposing the agreement
ana said he voiced their protests against
free trade In farm products while protee-
ton was continued on manufactured arti-
cles which the farmers are compelled to
buy.
Farmers Fear Canada.
lie declared Canada was the only eoun-
try which the farmers had to fear. and
that free trade with that country meant
that the farmers would derive no benefit
whatever from the tariff law. He denied
that cheap food would result from the
contamination Of the agreement
III this IS an honest bill let II include
free trade with Great Britain" said Mr.
Bachelor.
BY questioning Senator stone developed
thar Mr. Bachelder was not really in favor
OF free trade with Great Britain, and that
he had no personal knowledge Of the diff
ference in the value OF lands, the price Of
labor or the amount Of taxes paid In Can
ada and he United States.
During this interchange Mr. Bachelor
suggested that the only fair way for fret
trade to be established would be to let the
stars and Stripes float over Canada.
THAT is a species of iingolsm talked re
Gently" said Senator Stone II don't be
lieve It is within the range Of possibility.
says hin r. Interested.
A letter charging that James J. Hill Of
the Great Northern railroad was interested
IN the agreement because the railroads
would prof greatly from reciprocity with
Canada was read in the senate today Mr.
Gfonna the new insurgent senator from
.,..,., .J;lAOta, s,nt tn1 4vtier ~ tue sec
retarys desk The letter was from r. T
kingman of Hillsboro. n. y. II sharply
criticised Mr. Hlu because Of his recent
speech.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
FAST BOWLER HERE TODAY
Glenn Rubben of New York 10 Meet
some OF the Fast Ones of
Omaha.

Glen Rubbell. considered one Of the best
OF the New York fast bowlers, win arrive
Ia Omaha today. Rubbell is making
tour OF the country meeting the crack
bowlers Of various cities in single matches.
While he Is here this evening he will bowl
at the association and expressed a desire
to meet Ted Neale Sprague. Anderson.
Hammond Emerson, or any OF the local
men who would care to bowl with him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

KEARNEY Neb FEB. 2l.-(Speclnl. ,
An effort Is being made By the kearney
base Bali and Athletic association 20 raise
S.. Coz IN insure the success Of the team
during the coming season Many Of the
business men have subscribed literally to
the base ball fund and a soliciting commit
tee d now al work IN an attempt 20 raise
10 Hast a week which IL expected 20 help
the solicitors IN their desire 10 nave Ss.ssi
in the treasury AZ the opening Of the sea-
non.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
FRANK eOTcH LOSES HANDICAP
Champion HeRvywetEht Fails 90
ThrOw "Americua" Twice in One
Hour az Boston.

BOSTON. Feb. 2i-frank Goteh Of Hum
boldt, Ia. champion heavyweight wrestler
OF the world, lost HIS handicap match to
"Americus" OF Baltimore Monday He
agreed to throw Americas" twice in an
hour. but gained only one fan after %
minutes Is seconds.
Americas" succeeded In standing off the
champion for the rest OF the hour
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
SHooTFEST HERE WEDNESDAY
George Maxwell, the One-Armed shot
and Other PrOfeasionaIH Vie
with Omaha Cracks.

Shooters in a goodly number viii gather
In Omaha Wednesday for a shoot at the
Townsend park on the east side Of the
Missouri river. Fred Gilbert wired Tues
day from Lincoln that he and George Max
well, the one-armed crack; ID. ID. Gross,
the Kansas City professional, and George
Carter would be here along with some
amateur shots. Local men viii join In the
shoottest which viii start Wednesday
morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
scnnIOn May Quit Base Ball.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. 1.-Dr W. ID.
seAnlon, the Brooklyn National league
pitcher, stated today that he would refuse
TO play under the Brooklyn management
The club sent him contract calling for
a 500 cut in salary and Scanlon says that
rather than accept It he will quit base ball
m tired OF playing with a tail-end
club said Scanlon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Draks ana Iowa nr-,I- n.,.,,.

AoMA ClIfi Ia, Feb. u.-tspeciaiD-I
Decene SHOWN 70 the authorities here ves-
teroay that Drake has given to zoe the
date, October a. which the Iowa manage-
ment had offered 20 the Des AIoinss scbooi
az the only possible Time for a meeting he
tween the foot ball teams Of the new In
sutuuous next fall. This Is taken here 10
mean that athletic relations between fhe
for some time
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
"Jimmn,, sInrle metirc..

BALTIMORE. Nd Feb 2l.-"Jimmv"
slagle cefrerfielder of the Baltimore East
ern league base ball team announces his
retirement from the game IN q letter 10
Manager Dunn, received today Slaeie
made great reputation as an outfielder
on the Chicago National league team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
WILDER roo FAST FOR FAIRBURY
Team before UndefeHted succumBs TO
saline Boys.

FAIRBURY, Neb., Feb a.-Cspecial)-
In warmly contested game of basket ball
between the Fairbury. and WILDER boys
High school basket ball teams. the former
team was defeated the first time this year
WILDER won by score OF 10 to g. The
Fsirbary team has played a number Of
games this season and was the successful
contestant in all of them before. Another
game is scheduled for these teams
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

lion tonight Detectives found ftiiah
waiting on the platform and arrested MN
The police said tho creeks wriung COZ
responded 20 that IN tho Hand Of Faitp
letters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

High Games.


On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Luxus won all three games, although the
st. James boys were crowding them all
the time. ohnesorg, the mainstay OF the
Luxus, jumped in and cracked out a nice
total Of 627. Weymueller Of the st. James
after being laid off for a week. came back
as strong as new horseradish and makes
the pins fall for a total Of COS. Tonight
Pete Loehs against oBrien's Monte Chris
toE Scores
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

The superbas took two out three games
from the Molss. conroy had high game,
2Oi, and high total, $50, for the Moles. Nor
ton had high game, 1893. and Brown had
high total. 62S for the superbss Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
OHIO WOULD GUST RAILROADS
Attorney General alleges Misconduct
on Eighteen Counts,
CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD CHARGED
Dissolution oT the sax Onto Corpora
tions u Asked and ExcIusiOn of
Chesapeake g ohio From
state.

CoLUMBUs O.. FEB at-Acting under
the provisions OF the Valentine antitrust
law. Attorney General Hogan today insti-
tuted quo warranto proceedings in the cir
cult court TO Dust from tho state the Hook
ing Valley. the Kama wins & Michigan
the GAINESVILLE & western the Toledo &
ohio Central the Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern and the Chesapeake & ohio
railway companies.
Excepting the Chesapeake & Ohio, all
are ohio corporations. Their dissolution is
asked and also tho appointment Of trustees
to wind up their affairs. In the case OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio It's exclusion from
the state Is petitioned.
In two collateral suits in quo warranto,
Hogan seeks to test the right OF the Ches-
apeake & Ohio and the Lake Shore to
hold the stock OF the smaller lines, which
are alleged to be under their control and
management.
Pending decision Of this case, tenn
porary restraining order is asked enjoln-
ing the stock so owned from being voted.
Misconduct Alleged.
In the main suit against the five lines
eighteen causes OF alleged misconduct are
given, covering allegations of stock jobbing
conspiracy to suppress and destroy compe-
tltion In the transportation Of bituminous
coal by means Of an organization known as
the Ohio Coal Traffic association. said to
be composed OF a group of railroad CAPT
talists, and various instances Of favoritlsm
to coal companies. whose stock was owned
in whole or in part by the carrying COM
panies.
A scheme to mulct the holders of the pre-
ferred stock Of the Hooking Valley of a
surplus of approximately $4,000 by the
retirement of the issue of preferred stock
and by increasing the common stock from
sl5,OOooOO TO s26,cOO.OOO. is under foot at
present according to the petition.
II Is the purpose OF the Hooking Valley
and the Toledo & Ohio Central. says the
petition, to enable the Kenawha and Hook
ing Coal and Coke company. corporation
organized for the purpose of mining and
shipping coal, to acquire properties formed
and owned by Independent coal operators
with view to the formation Of a coal
trust.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Paper Company Wins.

In the Mercantile league the Carpenter
Paper company won three from the United
States Cleaning company. Johnson rolled
high for the Paper company with sS7 ;
Ketchner for the Cleaning company with
5ls. The scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
United states wins Curling rite,

BOSTON. Feb. a-The international
curling championship and the Gordon
medal were won by the United States at
the Boston arena today, when the Canadian
teams were defeated by the total score
Of l4s to 1877 in the nineteenth annual tourna-
mani
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
Remcmher me Nnme-

Feley's Honey and Tar for all coughs apd
colds for Group, bronchitis, hOarseness and
Cor raeking iagrippe coughs. No opiates
Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
RANGERS.
MAzEPPAS.
Totals
COIts In Good Form.

Harvey's Colts shot in real form and
won three straight games from Maney's
sunkists on the Metropolitan alleys Has
ter had high game Of 1872 and high total OF
55l for the Harvey's Colts. Griffith had
high game OF 1856 and high total Of 500 for
Maney's Sunkists. Scores:
A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
SAN LANGFORD WINS ms FIGHT
LaHE DisasaIified in sixth ROAD Of
the MTiI.

LONDON Ecu. ei.-Sam Langford. the
American eolored heavyweight pugIist
won his fight tonight at Olympia with
BIN Lang. the eN-heavyweigEt champion
Of Australia. ia the sixth round. when
Lang was disqualified
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
RanEers Make Marx,

In the Booster league the Rangers rolled
high totals for the season in the Booster
league with nice total Of 2.T7s. johnson
rolled high totals for the Rangers with VO5;
Stunz for the Candy Kids with 6i3 The
scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
81. PAU ROWLING RESULTS
sweeney and Ashley OF siOux city
second in Doubles.

sr PAUL, Feb. IA score OF 274s put
the Chaimers-Detroit team OF Chicago In
sixth place among the five men teams In
the International Bowling tournament
Sweeney and Ashley OF Sioux city. Ia
went into second place IN the doubles with
les. while Baltgen and Heick OF Winona
moved into fourth With Ll76.
In the singles Sweeney OF Sioux City and
Holden OF Eau claire were high with sls
ana $50 respectively.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

Sales Of Damaged hy- Haudnnc Goods
A sure cure Tor this class OF sales is found
in Bee advertising.