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The evening world., 1911-08-04
WITHOUT HOME,
FAMILY STARVES
OUTDOORS WEEK
Father, Mother and Three
Small Children Found in
Battery Park.
POLICEMAN FEEDS THEM.
Then Starts Out With Waiter
and Finds Him a
New Job.

frafBc Policeman Frank NJ. Roth was
on post early to-day near Battery Park.
when a pale-faced little woman. with
dark circles under her eyes. 'ugged at
his sleeve.
Please. SIR" she said tlmidly. we've
tried to sleep in the park all night. hut
We can't. There's too many mosquitoes.
And we haven't had n thing 90 eat for
twenty-four hours. don't like to ask
you. but please, sir. ! can't help IT,"
who's been sleeping In the park all
niEht7' asked the big policeman.
Myself and my husband and our
three children" said the woman.
The policeman went over and investi-
gated. He found n tired looking little
man holding In his arms a year-old In
rant A little girl OF four sat by his
side. with her touselled head resting on
mis- shoulder. and another little girl OF
seven was nea by.
The man sald he was Charles Miller,
q walter. formerly employed in one OF
the leading Brooklyn restaurants. but
dismissed eight weeks ago because Of
dull business. Since then he has had
nothing to do and eight days ago the
little family was dispossessed from the
little apartment II had occupied At No.
. Bergen street. Brooklyn.
LOST JOB AND WAS Dis.
POSSESSED.
This Is the seventh night we have
slept outdoors" said Miller. The other
aiK NO slant nj ConAv vsta.A A,s ~ -
too cold and damp down there and We
were afraid for the childrsnn.'
Policeman Roth skirmished around
for = big pail and had II niied with
coffee at a nearby restaurant. Then he
got = big bagful OF rolls and within ten
minutes the Miller family was enjoying
breakfast With the policeman acting a.
waiter.
Roth decided to look after his case
himself. having had previous experiences
with charity organisations which didn't
altogether please him. When his tour
OF duty was over at $40 he bought some
candy for the children. gave Mrs. Miller
an encouraging pat on the back and
started out to get the little waiter a lob.
SOMETHING'S GOT TO BE DONE,
HE SAYS.
When an Evening World reporter saw
him FIRST he hadn't been very successful,
but he had high hopes.
something has got to be done for this
family" he said. and I'm going to try
and get It done. That woman, when she
came up to me this morning. she Just,
well. she"-
And big Policeman Roth couldn't CON-
tinue because Of the choke that came
into his voice.
He will probably take Mrs. Miller and
the children to the Municipal Lodging
House for the night.
Later In the day Roth reported that
he had found Miller a place In a popular
uptown restaurant.
tie q blessing he said. "a real
blessing and I'm mighty glad. The poor
fellow will have to have some clothes,
but ! guess We can attend to that too
AND still there be those unfeeiinx
enough to say that policemen are cal
lous brutes."
The evening world., 1911-08-04

Trainmen to Have DATING.
The annual shore dinner and games
of the Federated Lodges OF the New
York Switching District. Brotherhood
The evening world., 1911-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.


Bristol City, Barry, MorU Castle, HavAnA.
T~eledors, 81, Lucia. Xulia, Maracaibo.
Ancon, Cristobal. fert, Lisbon,
Oceana. bermuda. Romdalen, Huelvs.
Santiago, CienfuesoA Prins Willsm w,
NiIginie, HAvre. HAytt.
Celtic King, Cardiff. Crown Of Grenada.
La Provence, HAvrA Trinidad.
LviaAnA. NApla.
The evening world., 1911-08-04

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
CITY a 6svannah. Apache, JscksonviaA.
6SvsnlAn- pnncaGs Anne,
n. 0igtsnunA. JAnAca. Ro1aS O>mlos,
bayamo. Ta6pteo.
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Gummins. Der nit Ga ssp[Iet.e.

gummins, Der nit Ga Sollet.e,
on Der SpiBs Der fortfdrittliden Rs.
pubIitansr itebt, pertritt nit GntIdiss
bsnbstt bic QnIiht, oab 8pnturreus
bic ein5ige Rstbpoe lit, bic preiie gu
reguIirsn unb er bebouptet.. baB lie
nurt eeeisnete Geiebe. ioipeit lie ssrz
itDrt poroeu lit, pieoer berseitellt
tperben tonne. llnieres grmefens
ipridt sr ais srausr sbeoretiter uno
ni6t aIs pratttiher Seobahter, ba ers
fihtlih lit, bab Die aonturrens ourh
bic bGobe tapitaIiitifhe lebermaht
aufaeboten ptro. Soounn lit es AUDI
nitt fpabr, eab bur6 bic 4onturrsns
Ith Der nisorigfte preis finoen ldBt,
mas ia bod fir Die Soniumentsu Die
6auptiade lit. Der aonturren3s
tampf lit nit grpben llntoften pers
tniipft, peIhe bic Waarsn fir ben
8ouiumsnten pertbeusrn uno oann 1T
es tlar, oab Der tpnsentrirts Setrieb
tpirtbIhaftliher lit, ais Der nihttonz
sentrirts gstrieb. Shlieblih ldbt
iib ouf 9runo Der bisberisen Grfahz
runeen porousioeen, oab tein 9eisB
fsit3uiteIIsn permas, mas eins erlaubte
unb mas cine unerlaubte lnteroriidz
ung Der aonturrsns lit. gs rpiro oas
Der rihtissr ieiu, ben MonoppIismus
unter Regierungs : aontrole 81 ess
Itatten. Gus tpeiit Gummins absr,
ssnau 10 fpis Der 9rditoent aIs
Stoats SOsiaIismus 5uriid, poruus
osa Wsitsreu berooreebt, DAP Der 9raz
iioent unb bic forti6rittIifsn Rspus
bIitansr auf Dem glsihen goosn Ites
ben, tpie iid oos ia aud on threr
eleitsn auffaFung aber ben sorif
srpeiit.
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Der Giftnbdbn entfsrnt. Mll<rbinss
ntuB Ct flH lstcht bariitsr biniptssus
feben perftsten, lpenn er bic Gtinoe
bes Dintrs niht imrrisr genon innsbdls
ten tann. cber psnn Der Giienbobns
fahrpian fiir Elm regelrenies Dejeunsr
teine 3eit IGbt. ober tbn fbon DOR Ias
gtssrnuer, dlf bie Station ruff. Wtr
n,eIr In sr0bsrer Rute einen nchbaIs
iistrtn Ginbrud BON feineu eritenMufs
entbaIt In ROrbdfrita biHir<gaunshmtn
fih entfhisoen bnt, ipirb Is por5ishsfs.
bic meiits 3eit In 1unis felber uno IN
Der umgsbnns 5u3ubringen; In sinsm
srpeis bis brsitdstssn Musfluge Sonhs
lnb Dor aIIsm Raircuan, bic Stabt Der
sroben Woihss, bic nod knts ods
reinite Bib arabifhsn aebens bistsi,
unb als iiiSIihfie Stdtte nns amphis
tbsoter In GIDj.m au teiuhen, oafirt,
mad 1unis 3nriidseiebri, etrKn 1nB
cnbers ais NIT qutomobiI, abtr
niht aons bsonsni 5u trreihen BY
r0miifsn Ruinenftdiis in Dougsa gu
ipibmen. sJrsiIih ipirb er in oieism
6aIls, ipenn aud fhiperen 6ersens, aiif
bic Sais DaFn, bic BON Soune non
cine 1asssttiis sur 1ubn entfernt
liesi, persihtsn unb 3u ieinen fonfsigsn
Sofinunsen BEL einsm fpdtersn no9s
maIiesn Beiuh bes 2anbes lesen miiis
fen, ben iid isb<r feit Dornimnt, Der
sinsn Shritt nod 1unsiien binsin sss
than bat.
9unefien mahi felt ben ksisn Sdhs
rem beotutsnbe 4nitrengungen, eilien
plaB untsr ben Wintsriiationen Der
ofriianiften WittsImssriiiits Su srrins
gen, nbsr tpie Der ni1t osr Wpbs fol-
senoe ReiIsnbe isbi INNER bdufigtr
niht nnr In Der friibeiten SntresFis,
fonbsrn IslbIt nun i'm 6odfcmrrsr
ndh StaIisn a.hi, 10 m6ge ii9 nis'
manb, bem ss stitlih befsr pdbi, boz
bon abbalitn Iaifsn. ben 4usfiug mad
1unis i'm apriI ober Wlai. ober fslbii
nod ip1isr an untern.hmtn. Gr ipiro
rh freiIih an nie iiinlidx atbensirsiis
eetpSbnen mlftn, fir bic bispsilsn boz
be 5smpsroiuren ober ourh Die 3u'
psrl1fiiaf,it Der Wiiieruns unb ein.
iippis eebitbtne, fnrbtnleu6stnot ysa'
.ur lbtrreihlih tntfh1bigt rsrben.
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Wie mir aus ct. aouiisr 3eis
tuneen .rieben. bat Sprshsr Glart
fein adnoioaten=ganner berausgss
bdnst. Sm qlanters 5uus befinoet iid
ein Yldtat, tpslhes antiinbigt, oab Iih
nafsl6it gIarts Sauptquartisr tefinoet.
llsberraI9sno lit bos iRIofern nidt.
als gIar, bdufis uIs aanoiodt ssndnnt
porosn 1T, bod bat er iih itets ben
4ni6ein sessben, bab er nah oi:ier
Gbre ni6t Itrebt. Sffenbar BAT sr es
iia iiberlegt uno iid. pis ss in Der
Sprote Der ppIititsr bsibt, pisinsn
5rsunbsn iibsrIafsn". Dieter Rahss.
bants mag pobI aus Der gsobattung
entitdnoen isin, oab bic ungstIGrts
Sdhlaas in Der 9drtei Qusiitten duf
GrfoIs bietet. Die pronDncirtsn aans
oibaten Iinb Sarmon unb Wiiion, bic
man als QntipoDeH be3sihneu tam.
Gritsrer 1T Elm aonieroattper uno 2sBs
terer Elm Jortihrittler. Manhe tas
rotteriiirsn gsios, ie na6 ihrsm
Stanbpuntt nod fdGrfer, inbsm 9ars
mon Elm ReuttionGr uno WiIfon Elm
Raoitdler gendnnt pirb. 4us biefer
8e5sibnung Bat iib Bel elmer ansahI
poIititer Die 4nii6t enttpiteIt, bab es
fir bic partst portbstlbdfter p1re,
teinsn Don bsioen 9euanntsn gu mo-
minirsn Itnb lieber etneu ettpas nlebr
Far6lcfen Sanbiodten auFsuitelIen,
mas bei BEN 5reunosn glarts uno
tpotd aud Bel bieIsm islb't bic Quss
/ it6t erDffnets, bic aanbiodtur oapors
| traser 81 tonnen. Glnrt bat nur in
eirem puntte bsitimmte 4niihtsn uno
bisie gsben bahin, oub 30ae niht fir
| fhus3ollneriIhe, ipnoern nur fir 81
rldn38psde erboben psroen foQten.
Die nett er nit ben fortI6rittlihen
I gsitrsbunsen ouf unosrsn 9sbietsn
! Ippatbiiirt, 1T aug feinem bisberigen
gsrbalten ni6t erIittli6 esipsIer. Ia,
rim mag sr feline 9erDenoburtsit srs
bIitsn. penu es banbelt fi6 oarum, bi.
Gorporattonsn unb bic 9oltsmaHsn
3ufrieOsn gu Itsllen, um psren Inter
itiisung BEL ben Dablsn 81 setpinnsn.
Tas 1T nit Wdnnern tpie WiIion unb
6armon nidt gu .rmDsli6sn. ba man
genau psib, auf psltsr Seite tie itss
! ben.
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Weitere 6eiormuOrihldse oes
Vrdiioenten.

Der prdfibsnt fest feline Ssris ppn
gotftaften an ben aongreb fDrt, 10
buB isin Sdbrsskridt 81 :insm itatts
Ithsn gonbs anaepadfen 1T. gs 1T
i,Doh nt6t Sdr.ibfelisteit, bic 9aTt
gu 10 pielsn 8.ri6tsn psranIabt; er
befI.ibigt fih i'm Geeentbeil gsbrdngs
ter aiirss. 4ber ss iit 10 pisl an ber
Rsstsruns Der Der. Staatsn gu 6sfsru.
oab elm Reformporihlag ben anosrsn
jagt. gs naht iid sben eine grIheis
nung geltenp, bic in psiten arsiien
nod ntht seniisenb sspiirbigt pirp,
uno eas lit bic lmtDanbslung in osm
Rsgierunesprinsip Der Der. Staaten,
pelfe nitt Der griibelnoe 1beorstitsr,
ionDern bic 3tpingenbe Yotbpsnbigteit
Deranlabt. Bislang mar unisre Re.
gierunsstbsoois auf bem grunbIas
aufsebuut: Seoer fur iid uno rp,r iit
niht feibsr belfen fam, fuiro gu 30
ben setre.en, ooer pie ss minber
appetitIih, aber niht obns sinen 4ns
i6eiu BON 8erehtisuns Darseiteut
Duros, prdientirt bic ReSeruns in oies
fem 2anbe oas Bib zines Shneinse
ita0s. In Delhem bic ftdrtitenS Shpeine
am JuttertrDg feben unb ben itipds
heren nihts iibris laffen. Disie Res
sierungsmetbobe, bic man tpifTsnihafts
lid als MGndsffertbum bssei9net iit
in allen etpilifirien Qdnbern ihon gum
sroben 1beile unb 5fDar gu ibran Ct
gen abeetban fporben unb mir tangen
langfam an. ben fortfArittliden 6tou.
ten na6auhinttH. Sebod aud1 biz
probIeme Be- WsdHdFiiersG Gtaote psr.
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eokal. l.Dtrid)t
1bms%bO esoli3crte
Nerben uaA 0eajatr IN Der Gmess
Gale ab8ebalfen iperben.

Die bsiben bissmSnieen 6pmpbos
nie Ron5erte. bic am Greitde Ralt.
mitino unb am Gnmftng Mtsnb IN ber
Muftbalis itotifinben. iptrDeu oler
WabrfHeinli6fsii mad bic Istt<n Rene
serie In bsm bisberisen -0eim bes Or
n<Htra isin, benn tur3 mad Nsnio4k
sDirb be Gmerp Dan I'm DhiD 1eede<
aifS Jnifitute poQhdnbis }erttgee.
iislIt isin. 10 bob bonn be 4ea3efte
am 5. unb 8. Jnnuor bsreits bost ab.
ofhoiien iDerben tonnen.
Jn bsn bieSnSdioen 4pnjerten
irirb bic Geigsnpirtuoiin Galbiltn
pcrlptr. eine iurse Aonobisrin, ~ TN
DRn riefg< 9riumpbe oelsisrt 9oi.
al 6oliitin mitipirtsn. Dds be1R Rtas
bies prosramm iii nie fclat:
Gem>tsai Ro. 2 N OsDst
3aajsrs iiir oIsise h G.usl, 8rss6
stanS bi9ieb nnb bsntssasbss ani
/ s0k 8dIihrs- @a1tss
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Die RepubIttdnsri in Gbinc

Die RepubIttarsr in Gbino
broben, bic 0ieoerberIteuung Der
Srpnung bdielbit gu perbtnoern, in
bem tie auF guam Sbi SQis @orftlds
Sur 6erItsQung elmer tonititutionelsr
Monar6ie, in neIher Der Satier nur
eine nou1ineGe gfoue ipieIen fpiros,
ri6t eingsben poqsn. 0as errs9t Der
9sroudt, oaB bic RepubIitaner unter
iuEitsr 5la99e Iegeln uno ni4t aui
cine tpirtlihe RepubIit, ionOern aui
cine be3sntruItiirte Regierung Dor
1eubaIen binarbetten. Die 2esterer
fjnc tmmer febr republitanii6, ipenr
es gilt, ge9en bic apn3entrirun9 ber
rationaIen 8rdfte unSutdmpfsn. 0it
Raubritter iino INNER fir Jrsthet1
2u r1ubsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22

sa fie bic arobsn profite, tpelde aus
bieIen lnternsbmunsen flieben, nidt
eatbehren tonnen. Dds iIt natiirlth
nit elmer ppIitiIden MirtH6uft niht
pereinbar. 8ieie fiibrt unabGnperllh
sam goB. .Snitem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
Die gerItner nppit" uno oi

Die gerItner ypoit" uub bic
-0eutfhe Sugss3situng", Die iit in
Shimpfereien gegen zen prdIloenten
Saft nsgsn ieinsr 8Inbigung bes rui.
itIhen 9ertroges ergeben, seboreu Der
tprierpatioen 9urtei an, fir peIhe
RubIano itsts cas Sosal gepeien 1T.
Gin unbeiarGntt berrIhenoer Wos
nar6, ipie Der 3ar, Der IeoisIia bic
SntereIIen oes QoeIs pobrnimmt uno
bas giirgertbum nit 5iiben tritt. 1T
bie pon ben 3onIerpatipen fir 9eutits
Iarb eritrebte Regierungsfprm. Die
GrtiteI entiprshen Der Rsbe oes Serrn
BON, auf unO gu Sunnidou, GIosn.
targ, Der in offener Rethstussiisung
e-fIdrte, baB bsm 9uiier bas Reht su.
f.sbe, einen 2eutnant nit spansig
Runn nuh bem Reihsta9 gu ididen
Luo Diefen auseinanoer 81 jagen. Wtr
brau6en pobI ni6t erit gu iassn, oab
tpeosr Die genanntsn 9Idtter, nod Oh
benburg Die GeIlnnungsn Der o:uti6sH
Station pieberipiegelu.
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ben, bo bitrblrd bic ein3ise M5sfid=
teit eeboten iuirb, bic gepDIteruns Su
ernGbren.
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Sn ibren 8erihten srtidrt
ficb bic iiterrpiegenbe UtoioritGt Der
SfFi3iere unIerer 2trmee gu Sunitsn
Der Wisoeretnfu6rung Der 9autins.
9ieiss llrt6eil opr Sennern folIte oas
BON ben Sempsren3Ieru geThlffsne
Dorurt6eil iiberrinoen. Die Initds
ten Der Sffi3iere entIpringen Der prats
tilhen Grfabrung. Wsnn Die SpIods
ten, beibt e, in Der 3aTerre sinen
QusIhant finoen, trinten tie unter
Qufiiat. Die Gffi3iere iinb i'm
StQnoe @rceTe Su oerbuten uno gss
ip6bnen Die Sploaten oaran, I.tt1te als
tobotbdLti9e getrdnte on Steqs bon
fart altoboIbultigen 8etrdnten gu bes
nubsH. Nenn Der SoIpat isBt Staots
urIaub erbolt, Itiir3t er iit ME Elm
geTsfiener auf bic 8etrdnts, Die er in
osr GaIerne entb2bren mubte. Vie
bauptIdhliGiten GolgeH iiro OeIsrs
tionen. Wenn Der Solout in Der
Truntenbeit feinen llrldub iibsrihritz
ten bat, oerIutt er ietner 8eItrafun5
gu eutgeben, inoem er oefertirt uno Die
W}ilitdrbeE0ro2n itno madtlos odqes
sen, neil Elm Deiertirter Soloot in
bieiem groBen Qunoe iaDer auF3ufins
BEN lit. 4ut ssfuno6eitii6 tpsrosn
i6nere RattheiIs feItgsitelt. Die
Ibiddffung Der &antine mar nihts
onD:ras uIs cine grsisqdbe Der Wobls
foErt BEG Seeres aus bemagooiihsn
9riinoen. 60 Ionge Die Gantins be-
ftonO, mar bic 0t83ipIin i'm 6ssr,
gut; Ourh Qbf6uffung Der aantins
TT tie scientific g2lo6srt porb:n.
Bte bic ) bee Der muntsipalsn
9teform in Dieism QaHoe morTtirt, II!
ON 0eutIititen aus Der Witt6.iluna 5u
eriebsn, baB bic StaDt Staunton in
Weit,8trginien einen S6ioer Genatnr
3u tbrem 8irgermeiIter ernannt bat
DaS 1T Die oeutf6e Wet5poe. Den
8iirQermeifter elmer oeutIten Stdot III
ielten, in gr0beren Stdoten ME ein
GrtsetngeIeFener, pa man sr1t 8urgery
meiiter in elmer tlejnen Stdot getpeTsn
iein muB, nm oas Oberbdupt elmer
qroBsu Staot tperben gu f0nnen. Rad
btm Qertrag gu urt6etlen, 1T Der nsus
8irgsrmetiter nidt auf cine qsfpiiTs
,3tit beidrdntt, Ionosrn fam er 10
lange in fsinem Mmte oerbleiben, ala
Il Den grDartungen Der gIreer snte
fprtht. Gs pirD nua bem oeItdftIi.
den grin3ip gsbanbsIt, bub man eintn
Guten 9erpalter ntmmt, ipo man ihn
ftn0et, 10 ldnge i'm &mts be.
hat. nls er Iih bepdbri unb
en- anitdnojges SaIdr 3oblt, um
fiihtiae administrative 9rdfte 3u CT.
fangen. 3isies grin3ip foIts Don
otleu Stdbten Der Ser. Staaten obns
GusRahme befolgt tperoen. Dds giir-
germeiftsrs.Qm muB aufboren, sinen
polttii6en aaratter 3u traoen, tpenn
RE Stdote ii6 aus ihrem glenD her=
eusarbeiten pollen uno es liegt eins
bringenbs Nothfpsnbiefeit Dor, bab es
fchr balb qeihisbt, bo bic onae.
ritaniItsn Stdote ben Birfungstreis
iii Der Meiie peroen ausbebHen milf.
fen, Dab tie bic offentliden Betriebs,
foie Gtrabenbabnen, geleuhtungs-M Nm.
laaen uip. Ielbf in bic GdnD nebmea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16
Eastern and Western
College Athletes Will
Meet in Philadelphia
Champions from Many Universities to
Compete on Franklin Field Last
Saturday in April.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, April IDENTITIES
for the relay races and special field sports
on Franklin field on the last Saturday In
this month show that the class OF athletes
who will compete in the University Of
Pennsylvania's seventeenth annual carni-
val Of athletic events is one Of the best
that has ever been brought together in this
country. The meet will include nearly all
the usual track and field events. one-mile
relay races for different classes of col
eyes. and the one. two and four-mile ma
tional championships.
The meet will be largely a duel between
eastern and western champions. Every
western intercollegiate champion is entered
except Nelson, the sprinter who lives on
the Pacific slope, and Baker, the distance
runner, for whom there is no event as his
college has no two. or four-mmile relay
team. Every eastern champion except four
who have graduated are entered.
Though Nelson, the western champion,
will not compete, WATSON Of Notre Dame.
who was close second to him and Is a
ten-second man, is entered and will make
Ramsdell Of Pennsylvania, the eastern
champion, Cooke Of Princeton and other
eastern flyers hustle.
Edwards, the western champion hurdler
will meet Chisholm Of Yale, the eastern
champion.
WATSON will be in the broad jump against
Roberts Of Amherst, the eastern champion.
In the high jump, French, the western
champion, win meet Porter. the Olympic
champion, and Burdick of Pennsylvania
the intercollegiate champion.
The western champion pole vauiter,
Murphy of Illinois. will compete with Gard
ner and Holdman of Dartmouth
Philbrooks, the western champion shot
putter, will meet Horner, the eastern cham
pion, and Talbot. ex-Cornel, and Kill
patrick. Yale.
Talbot who is westerner. is looked on
as the possible winner In the hammer
throw. His opponents will be Murphy of
Pennsylvania and speers and simons of
Princeton.
Besides the special events, Davenport of
Chicago. looked on by many as the fast
est middle distance runner in America,
will compete on his relay team, in which
race ne will meet Reidpath of Syracuse
the eastern 44O-yard champion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16
Careless Chauffeur
is Fined the Limit
James Robinson Severely Rebuked by
Judge Crawford in Police
Court.

Imposing a fine Of S25 and costs upon
James s. Robinson, a chauffeur who ran
down and injured Irwin Wilcox at Tween
tieth and Harvey last Wednesday evening
Judge Crawford this morning scored in
scathing terms what he called "the char
acteristie attitude Of automobilists in
Omaha" II was Robinson's first offense
and the court awarded the extreme penalty
Of the law.
According to the evidence, Robinson was
going east on Harvey, and at the inter
section Of Twentieth he attempted a short
cut. In crossing the street young Wilcox
was thrown from his bicycle and dragged
distance OF sixty-five feet The boy was
taken 10 the Garrison hospital. where he
was found 10 be severely injured about
the head, face and arms. His father, II.
e. Wilcox, said the surgeons were unable
10 say whether the boy would make a
complete recovery or not. Blindness or
insanity may result from the injuries sus-
tanned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16
Mayor Asks Fans to
Turn Out for Opening
Of the League Season
Issues Proclamation Calling Upon ALI
to Lend Their Aid on the
Gala Day.

Mayor James c. Dahlman has issued pub
lie announcement asking all loyal citizens
to join In the great festivities next Friday
when Omaha win open its Western league
season. The mayor asks that the fans
either so to the park or join In the parade,
and that all of the business houses that
can do so will allow their employees to
leave early TO attend the opener
To the People of Omaha:
The schedule of the Western League Of
Base Ball Clubs calls for the opening of
the season at Rourke park on Friday. the
zlst OF this month when the Des Moines
team Will be our opponents.
Since the close of last season the man.
agement of the base ball club have spent
great deal OF money in providing grounds
and buildings for the convenience OF it's
patrons the improvements being of such
character as to appeal to every booster
within the city. 1t being said that they are
the equal of any minor league park in the
country.
In view Of these facts believe It proper
and right that all lovers of the sport in
this vicinity should take some part in the
ceremonies by entering into the auto
parade preceding the game or be in at
tendance.
Further than this, hope all the bust
ness houses that can conveniently do so,
viii allow their employees early leave, so
they can take advantage of this event and
join with the multitude in extending their
appreciation to the management for the
erection of this park.
JAMES c. DAHLMAN, Mayor.
Aprfi IL 1911
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16
OMAHA AMATEURS DO BATTLE
Local Season is Now Formally Opened
at All Parks.
MANY GAMES ON FOR TODAY
General Makeup of the TeaDzs Com
posed of the Future Big Eeasue
Diamond stars who Keep
Game GoinR Here.

Last Sunday the base ball season was
formally opened In Omaha, and all the
games were close and interesting and many
phenomenal stops and sensational catches
happened during the different arguments,
and although the weather was rather
chilly, nevertheless, many amateur admir-
ers decorated the different lots and rooted
enthusiastically for their favorites.
Today the Storz Triumphs will journey
across the water and do their mighties to
whip the Council Bluffs Merchants. The
Buffers copied the opener from the Amer
leans last Sunday and they are OF the
opinion that they can slam EN- all in the
down and-out column, but the suds family
say that they can and will reverse the
decision. Probst will probably dish out his
offerings to the CONSERVATION Of the Coun-
ell Bluffs troupe, while Humbach, the noted
left winger, will toss the sphere for the
Council Bluffs Merchants. Following Is
a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16
OMAHA SCHEDULE FOR 1911
ROurke Family Soon to Begin Stretch
of l6s Games.
OPENING OF THE SEASON FRIDAY
DOubie-Headcr In Omaha July Fourth
With -. Joseph--ROurkes End
Season I'm Topeka, Octo-
her Eighteen.


Omaha's schedule for 1911. containing 16s
games for the Rourkes to tackle. starts
here with Des Moines April q. next Fri
day. The Omaha squad plays three games
with Des Moinec, travels to Sioux City for
three games there. to Des Moines for three
more and win return to Omaha April 80 to
play three games with st. Joseph and an
other three with Sioux City.
The Omaha team begins the season at
home and ends II October 8 I'm Topeka. The
longest trip of the season comes at the be-
ginning Of the season. when the team will
be away seventeen days. leaving May 6
and returning May %. On fifteen Of these
days games will be played, the Rourkes
meeting St Joseph, Lincoln. Denver To-
peka and Wichita on the round and spend
ing two days in travel
Three double-headers have been sched-
uled for the Rourkes and one OF these tests
comes here the Fourth OF July with st.
Joseph. May 90 Decoration day, the
Rourkes and the Grizzlies meet twice in
Denver, and on Labor day, September 4,
Jack Hollands St. Joseph Wildcats will
tackle the Colts In st. Joseph.