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pen-to-the-World MerrY-Ro round
Gossip OF the Alleys.

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weekes and Kerr. the siamoso twins
rallied to land in the doubles
| Angelsberg Is not as fortunate as Car
man was-Tompklns has made no Easter
suit promise as yet.
Paul Morton has new mineraIote that
he calls Venus you see It takes but one
whole arm to throw Il.
Dld you ever see a bowler climb up a
ladder delivery? Just watch Dago White
down in the basement
me Brandeis buyers deserve credit for
entering into the big event. They did so
| Just to show the right spirit.
Jimmy SIR is coming like a whlrlwlnd
anu showing most OF the older basement
shooters now TO get the wood.
Or. Hunt has been falling off his usual
! good scores of late and the boys have been
| picking him in those pot games
saynish has some class when it comes
/ to the posing part but when Il comes to
iBeltlhe the pins-Why, It's different.
The McCord- Brady Advos have at last
! MT the clip that wins and will make any
team in the league go to beat them.
Jody Berger helped TO win first money
! IN the doubles, that's like old times with
Joe takes you back to the early SOS.
Johnny Laird has offered to start a suit
tund for. Pat, providing the league at the
next meeting viii sanction the affair
Fitzgerald bears grudge against all foul
inc men, says they are crooked and blind
ana don't know what they are doing.
Young Howell is getting the Neale de-
! livery down to T. nicely. Takes down a ma
Jority of the pots among the Boosters.
The Carlow alleys are some tournament
affairs, Yon have TO hit EN- to get EN-, but
| guess most of the boys found that out
The Hospe team welcomes the return of
! BUSHNELL, as they needed him very badly
The team was lost without the old regular.
| Olum johnson is better with age and is
rated with the top-notchers on all the
alleys. It's scratch for him from now on
Hook Moran Is still one terror and makes
the younger boys thing he is genuine
Vorheis and the inventor OF curve balls.
Where was Babe Dudley in all this
tournament shooting. lie used to be q
terror, when It came to pulling down the
coin.
Chsdd and his tigers must have met
a lion on the way up. At least they
seemed scared to death, when the gong
rang,
Lepinsid is going to take one Of the
big trucks over to Garlows and shoot Il
down with the intention of getting 800
score, p"
The Derby Wooden Mills bunch miss thai
fellow Echoenman. He certainly is q
clouter and has won many close contest
for them.
Jabez Cross thinks more of his bowling
team than he does OF Jeffries, one Is and
the other was, he is always on the side OF
the ls'ers,
Steady old Andy hit into a bunch Of
, hard luck in his singles, II wasn't poor
bowling by a long shOt-unadulterated
b tough breaks
The Cross team are going to make
bunch and with Nose Yousem in the team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
ENTRIES CLOSE FOR DOG SHOW
Tuesday is Last Day When Local Dogs
May Be Listed
CATS WILL ALSO BE SHOWN
wiz Vie with the Dogs 10 Attract
Popular AttentIon DurinE the
week OF the show 70 the
Auditorium.

Entries for the first ann al Omaha Bench
show close Tuesday. Although the show
does not begin until March %. the entry
list Is closed week previous 10 the open
ing date because tho HIST Of dogs and cats
entered must be iu the hands Of the Ameri-
can Kennel club registration COMMITTEES be-
fore the show begins.
Big DOGS little docs. white black and
brown dogs. dogs fluffy and dogs smooth,
and in fact every kind Of known dog VIII
he entered in the show by Tuesday night.
The entry list will contain nearly 800 Of
the CANNES. according TO the prediction
Of Secretary Il. T. Burns Of the Omaha
Kennel club.
The Omaha Kennel club members have
been working hard for some time past in
boosting the entry list Of dogs, and there
viii be representation OF all kinds and
from all over the middle west here at the
show.
Omahans are to be entertained by sew
eral novel features show week. March q
%. one OF these will be man hunt con-
Quoted by the owner OF two thoroughbred
boodhounds at Fremont man viii be
started from the Omaha Auditorium the
opening day Of the show and given some
moments start 1t viii be the test Of the
hounds to sec If they can run down the
man inside OF a stipulated time.
The cats will also be here in strength
Many Omaha people own blooded cats and
in the various cities OF the west there
are champion felnes. The plan Of the
show committee is to have special
section for the cats and q judge will be APP
pointed In the near future.
The Omaha Kennel club under whose
auspices the show Is to be held, is plan
ming all manner of comforts for the
canine pets, which will be shown. At
PENDANTS will be on hand all day and
night, and special care has been pro
vlded In case any OF the dogs become ILL.,
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the Dog Show Close TudaOer Spring Sports Starting Well

their strength Is greatly increased, as he
is one Of the best In the league
The best way to settle a dispute about
bowling superiority "a to take the argu-
memters down to South Omaha and let
them go to II.
Sammy Winters goes after that one-three
like n hungry dog TO a bone and when
he gets that screw bali TO working there
Is nothing to &C.
Jack kuhrey is complaining OF a weak
forts In trying to bring II up, stlll &C
wouldn't work
Olum Johnson Is high at the Francisco
alleys with a sos total Ted Neale has
been laying off this week on account Of
the tournament
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
RUssACK DOwNED BY PARDELLO
Twice italian Puts Man From Chicago
Upon the Mat.

Leo Pardello. the Italian wrestler, threw
Joe Russack Of ChicaRo Saturday night at
the Krug theater, winning the first fall
in seven and the second in four and one
half minutes. Pardello easily OutcIassed
his opponent, Russack being rather a dis
appointment
Pardello started out in the first bout.
evidently playing carefully and feeling out
his man, but as Russack did not seem 20
wish the offensive the Italian took It and
within few minutes had the Chicago man
forced to the mat. The second bout went
quicker than the first, although Russack
seemed to take brace and slipped out OF
several holds before finally downed.
Contrary to the expectations OF the au.
dience. the bout was not at all rough
Frank Gotch champion wrestler OF the
world, viii make his second appearance In
Omaha since his retirement last year. on
next Saturday. That night he will tackle
Demetral. the Greek, at the KruE the
alter.
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tangle in the Omaha league. This match
no doubt will have much to do with de-
Gliding the winner Of the pennant In the
big league. Much rivalry exists between
these teams, so that a great battle is as
sured at this meeting on the same night
the Jabez s Cross and McCord- Brady
Advos also meet, and as these teams are
fighting for position in the first division
it is a cinch something will be doing.
In the Commercial league the Pete
Lochs and Luxus teams meet Monday
night and this will be a battle to the
finish
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
CHARTER OAK FOR ara aORsn'

Connecticut Fair Association An
BOuRces Purses Tor Fan MeetihE.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 1.-THE Con-
necticut Fair association today decided on
the purses for the Grand Circuit harness
meeting AZ Charter Oak park In the fan.
The Charter Oak $4,000 purse for trotters
was changed from the 200 to the 2;14 class.
The chief events win be:
Charter Oak $1,000 purse. for trotters,
3:i4 class; the Boulevard, 5000 purse, for
PAGERS, 2:SO class; the Nutmeg. 5000 purse
for PAGERS. 2:16 class; the Park s. so,
purse for trotters 2:0S class; the Hartford
5000 handicap trot.
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GOTHAM BOUTS TO BE WATCHED

Authorities Plan Closer scrutiny Of
MILLS Before Athletic Clubs.
NEW YORK. March is.-Thers were in
dicstions today that the authorities are
planning closer scrutiny OF boxing bouts In
New York CITY in the so-called athletic
clubs. summones were issued for Tom
o'ROurke. manager OF the National SPORT
ing Club OF America; Pal Moore and
sammy Smith. principals In last nights
ght weight bouts ana John Doe" referee
end John Doe" timekeeper. They are re-
turnable Monday
Complaints we're lodged against four po-
&c captains anc three inspectors for al
Legged negiigencr In not taking necessary
evidence regarding fights.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
CLEVELAND ANNOUNCES STAKES
Championship Sweepstakes for Tfot.
teFs and PAGERS Added 10 Card.

CLEVELAND o., March l2-The For
est City Live Stock and Fair company to-
day announced its list OF stakes for the
grand circuit meeting August Z TO y over
the track at North Randall, on which
Uhlan last summer made the worlds
record for trotters OF 1854. II renews the
Ohio stake OF 5000 for 2:l2 class trotters.
the Fasig stake OF 5000 for 2.Os class trot.
tiers, the Edwards stake Of 5000 for 2:l2
PAGERS and the Forest City stake OF sz.OOt
for 2:OS PAGERS.
The new events on the program are
the championship sweepstakes for free-for.
all trotters and the championship sweep
stakes for free-for-all PAGERS. In these ali
monies received in entrance will go to tbs
respective stakes and the company viii
add 1900 10 each. The entries will close
on April 4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

Many elderly people have found in Foley's
Kidney Remedy a quick relief and perma-
nent benefit from Kidney and bladder all
ments and from annoying urinary irregu-
larities due to advancing years Isaac ~
Regain, farmer, Missouri, says "Foley'a
Kidney Remedy effected complete cure
in my case and l want others TO know Of
IT," For sale by ell druggists
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
Chicago swimmer. VITA.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March ia.-The Chicago
Athletic association wen the dual swim
here tonight By score OF TO a. No
records were broken IN the eight events
The score OF the water polo game was
10 J. In favor Of Chicago The relay race
vas tied and vii be decided here March 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

HOUSTON, Tex. March l2-In a slow
game here today the ChicagO American
ieaEuers defeated the Houston Texas
league club, by score OF 10 I. Baker
and Lang for Chicago were effective
throughout The score; v. n. E
Houston ......O o 90 o 10 81 0
Batteries; Baker. Lang and sullivan:
HoTnsby, Barnette and Moves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

Shooting OF 5000 or better scores in
league or tournament games have been
rare in the last few years The game
bowled by the omaha Bicycle company
team on December Z, 1909, vas the last
before the one shot in the Twin city by
tie storz, the score Of the bike game was
as follows:
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\ Nother's snfcrurr,i.

Foeys Honey and Tar for tho children,
Is best and safest Tor an coughs. colds,
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis No
opiates. For sale By all druggists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
EVANSTON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Abingdon Defeats strong Muacatine
High school Basket Ball Team.

CHICAGO. March i2-Evanston High
school won the basket ball championship
OF the Central states High School and
Academy tourney by defeating Abingdon.
H., by a score Of ~ 10 IS Abingdon Won
second place In the tourney and the right
20 the game with Evanston high this aft
eTnoon by defeating the strong Muscatine
Ia. team. IS 10 80 Muscatine had been
looked upon as a probable championship
winner.
Evanston high defeated Sioux City High
school by a score OF SO to H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
TEAMS MAKE SOME HIGH SCORES
Five-Men Events of Alley season Are
Records.
nF ERnteR for the week,

Schedule of Games for the week.
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
Eeyt's Alleys.
Monday-Maney's sunkists VS. Andy's
Colts.
tuesday Mixers VS.. Harvey's
Wednesday-Psts Comets VS.. Postoffice.
ThuTsday-Dietz Athletic club VS.. indie
pendents
Friday-Derby Wooden Mills VS.. Idlewllds
OMAHA LEAGUE.
Franciscos Alleys
Tuesday-Storz Triumphs VS.. Metz Bros,
MeCord, Brady Advos vs. J. S. Cross
Thursday-Jetter Gold Tops vs.. Reios,
Wfoths Special VS.. Hospe Co.
MAGIC CITY LEAGUE.
Garlow's Alleys, South Omaha.
Monday-Culkins Cubs vs. ]. b. Watkins
Wednesday, Tigers VS.. Omaha
Friday-GaTIow's Colts VS.. Hughes Paint
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Keyts Alleys
Monday-Pete Lochs VS. Luxus.
Tuesday-Brodegaard Crowns VS.. A. Prick
& Son.
Thursday-om Bicycle Indians VS.. ST.
James.
BOOSTER LEAGUE.
Francisco's Alleys
Monday-Rangers VS.. Omaha Rod and
! Gun club, Housem's Colts VS.. Mazeppas.
Friday-Omaha Bedding company VS..
Ruffner Tailoring company, Peoples Store
VS.. Storz Malts.
CRESCENT LEAGUE.
Keyts Alleys.
Wednesday-Creighton Seniors VS.. Phar-
Thursday-United States National Rang
ers vs. United States National Tellers
Frlday-United States National Boosters
vs.. Creighton Dentals.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.
Francisco's Alleys
Monday-Ak-Sar-Be VS.. q. NJ. D.
Tuesday-U. S. Cleaning company VS..
Wednesday-On vs. A. o. U. w.
Thursday-Equltabl Lifes VS., MstropolI-
! Friday-Carpenter Paper company VS..
| Ramos.
PosToFFICE LEAGUE.
| Keyts Alleys
Games as per schedule
The passing OF the Twin City tournament
marks the close of the bowling tournaments
for the season Of BIOL. Although the five
men entries we're less than officers Of the
association expected, great deal OF salts
/ faction was gained from the large number
of entries in the double and single events
Exceptionally large scores were made In
the five-men events Never before in the
history OF city affairs OF this kind were
such games bowled Records were knocked
sky high All the three high teams
Cclipsed the best scores of former tourna-
nlents.
In the double event good scores were
generally recorded, but they lacked the
phnomenal totals that would be expected
alter the showing a great many OF the
shooters made in the first or fIve-men
event.
The singles were a disappointment; the
smallest total that ever won In an event
OF this kind took first place This could
be explained in part by the fact that
heavier pins we're used than in either Of
the other two events, and also that 50
many men we're strangers 20 the alleys
Yet for the nest part 1t was merely poor
bowling
The alleys OF South Omaha are new and
/ ] equation affairs and kept I'm a first class
condition, so no excuse other than poor
shooting win be entertained by the FRA
tetnity. It's tie same old story OF wait
until the one next year.
Regular Bowling Resumed.
Play viii be resumed In all the bowling
leagues in the city this week and as the
1 races are very close some spirited con-
tests are bound 20 result On Tuesday
night the stou TTiumphs and Nets Bros
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Town score in Gallery shoot.

IOWA CITY, Ia. March 12.-tSpccial Tel
egram I'm the second weeks shoot for
the National gallery championship. Iowa
shot 545 out OF a possible COO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
OMAHA SQUADS NOSE AHEAD
score Of 20 to - MARKS close Contest
At south Omaha.

NJ south Omaha.
The Omaha Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION Squads nosed ahead Of the South
Omaha Young Mems Christian association
basket ball five in fast game played at
South Omaha saturday. the Omaha lads
winning, % to 2S. Mark Hughes. the Omaha
captain played star game for his team,
scoring the most Of the points. The
Squads won a big lead in tho first half
ending It % to IL in Omahas ia for The
South Omaha lads came back strong in
the second, but we're unable to overcome
the lead. Lineup:
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FORT WORTH. Tex, March Effort
second team this Afternoon. Score:
RHE
New York ,-......-... o Q Q 0 90 % 4 3
Batteries Hiett, Appleton and Green.
Rudolph Tesreau ana Hartley
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

Field goals: Hughes 3; Bauman, 1; Felt
man, 1; Olson Z; Wooey, 2; Ward, l. Free
throws squads, q South Omaha, s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
Y. M, C. A. CONVENTION ENDS
State Session Ends with Address by
DR.. Freeman.
DISCUSSES THE AIMS OF LIFE
speaker Indicates difference between
Bare Existence and Real Living
series of Meetings Held
at Night.

With the close OF the address OF Or
Luther Freeman, president OF Morningside
college at Sioux city at the association
building, the thirty-first annual state CON
Vention of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION came to a close Sunday after
noon However, in the evening there were
nine evangelistic mems meetings at the
religious centers in the city, conducted by
brilliant speakers from various parts Of
the country. besides four evangelistic meet
ings for women. conducted by the Young
Womens Christian association.
The morning session opened at o'clock
with an address by w. W. Lockwood. The
session opened at 3 o'clock Committees
made reports
Several short speeches were made. Or.
Freeman was introduced as zone who
knows men" He began by saving such
gatherings OF men as he saw before him
was comparatively modern that even the
fathers Of those present did not have such
advantages. His text was an extract from
the writings OF William f. Russell;
There Is a difference between making
living and the making OF a life.
Dr. Freeman went on to say how hard
it is to make living and that he took off
his hat to the man who by manipulation
this was not the GOA
What is a salary good for II you don't
have a wife and children to give It too?
You can never get great life for your
self until you get a great faith ! don't
mean the formal acceptance Of a creed. I
don't think that ever did any one much
good. l am talking Of creed that touches
reality"
The speaker outlined three basic prin-
ciples.
God wants every man to be good"
81 can be good"
God will help me to be good"
At the evangelistic meeting for men.
A. J. Elliot spoke at First Methodist Epis-
copal church; DR.. W. w. Lawrence at Ply
mouth Congregational church; e. c. VOL
colt at Hirst Memorial church; J. p.
Bailey at Walnut Hin Methodist Episcopal
church; A. F. Roberts at Hanscom Park
Methodist Episcopal church, E. T. Bailey
CASTELAR, Presbyterian church; William M
Parsons at Dundee Presbyterian church;
C. NJ. Mayne at Benson odd Fellows hall
and H. W. Kendall at Florence Presby-
terrain church.
At the womens meeting Miss Lily
Strong spoke at First Congregational
church; Mrs. Grant E. Fisher at Lowe
Avenue Presbyterian church; Miss Theo-
date p Wilson at Hartford Memorial
United Brethren church and Mrs. w. F.
Hartford at Westminster Presbyterian
church.
The convention just closed was the first
held in Omaha for sixteen years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

leagues in the city this week and as the
races are very close some spirited con-
tests are bound 70 result On Tuesday
night the stors Triumphs and Nets Bros.
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HIS HURT NOT SERIOUS
c. Fl. Martindale From Cali
fornia Hospital 5 ends Is eassuring
Messages to Guthrie Friends

Through a letter TO Fral W Green
and a might telegram % .he chambe
ol commerce. ii mas been aaceft4ineu
ihat lhe condition of G.. III Martin
dalc, lured at Eueka CaAi4 g
week $50. 81 better ihaA wis cX
peoed rom early reports HIS right
leg vas bsokeu below jho knee and
be- IS doing aa well as can be expect
ed.
SER Nartindale expects ~ be home
soon ite tGieer pHei hat be Us near
iy ieay for plaster cast 90 tire
leg and .haf soon as r ls 0u and
he has hftle resi- he " II start for
hnWe The reports Hat he icg was
eusbca were evidently unauthorized
Nr Hrtiudale IS attending the In
j1 90 maa.
The detail of the accident arc
Simple Sta tin2 Out rom Eureka.
Mr i4ftHdala aas driving an auto
mobile when inc brakes refused go
hold H going down hiil ils leg was
lamme1 I SOME HaF so mention
= made 0l iuiu-.ss tD other people
III i expected here tIat Mr. Mar
tiuial SIN be hon aluu Sepicm-
1er Iherc 8Ie several important
unsne projects awaiting his All
teulol ida lfon fhe s0uthwosteiu
lcg lrg and flc Methodist Unlvef-
ity Oklahoma
Tho leN alhat Size acc.daut was
compaauVeiy simple and that Nr
MaTIndale VIII be 4lie fo iirecf af
fars he.e in q short Whle win be
tece.fi here with general eradn
cation
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BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does nor cure children
q bed-WeiHus There is consctitu
lionai cause Tor this trouble. Mrs 81
Summers. Box W. South Heug ma
Niu send free 10 any mother her sue
eessInl home treatment, With fun in.
s'rlctons. Send no money. bat
write her today n sour chiidrel. trou.
Hle yoa 90 tAis way. Dcnt blame thr
enid. the chances are % can't help
i- This treatment Also cures adults
and AGED people troubled with urine
difficulties hy day OF night.
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In No Hurry to Pay pavino rax

That the final rush In paying paving
taxes is going 70 find Tot Of people
delinquent Is indicated by the SLOW
Ness in appearing at the city aleik s
Office The roll for the season end.
ing August - is about 100000 ana a
large proportion Is uncollected So
lar as is Known al the city hall no
legal fight TO ayert the inatallment
mas been takes There ara only i've
days remaining for payment without
Is per cent penalty
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
. c Q a Q o o c C @ o a @ @ O

n b. Ellfritz, of Nowaia. is N tb,
city
M D Harris, 81 Jennings. Is IN
Roy Bartholomew. ot lulaa. Is il
The city
Spencer Truax, oi Liberty. NO. is
III the city
] 2 Kennedy, 81 Newkirls. is here
ON law business
Mr. ANA Mrs. G. S Mccoy. % OK,
lahoma CITY are here
O " Campbell 90 Tavern Talks,
motel publication OF kansas city.
was in the city lat night.
Cbarle6 z Adams, j. TT. B4rweH g.
!. Alexander and q III Brooks. 81 Ok
iahoma City, are here fog tae day.
Seeley Faaev receusly appeea
lbe naval academy az AnnapO'fs.
y hild' ia6fhe part in Use state ten
ais tournaments He IS c0mnHira
3N rom A IRIS. also q rcpf sentative
q tne LOCAL tennis experts Fahey
anal Morris are teamiue ui arc also
playing singles
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Capt J O'Rourk returned this
morning from Oklahoma City where
he was with hgs comrades IN fhe
Spanish-American war since sunday
mo-nilg TAe national reunion or
the men OF '9S was a notable and en-
joyable affair iu many ways The
attendance was eut down by uulsy-
orable railioad rates Atlantic City
is 70 be The next place oi meeting
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WIM Re So. q Taft schooI

Proceedings have been taken to
send VIII Piercon 3 years Ola. to
tie Taft school His parents are
dead aad he has gotten beyond con
troll OF his guardians. He was TAX
en- up by the police yesterday and
turned over 70 the county court tor
day snce going Wild Ne has been
stealing and saoomAg around gener-
ally