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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Shank a Candidate.

Lillydale, y. Y In an address 20
a large audience here Sunday Mayor
Samuel l.. Shank OF indianapolis. AN.
nounced his candidacy for governor
OF Indiana. Mayor Shank Was discuss.
ing his work OF marketing produce
direct to the consumer in indianapolis
when he made the announcement.
Mayor Shank is a Republican.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Call for Irrigation Conor...

SAT- Lake City.-The official call
.or tne twentieth session of the Ma.
.ionai irrigation congress, which viii
pe neld IN Salt Lake September 70
TO october 3, is being sent ont from,
the headquarters in tbis c,,s "o"'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Race Coz. dict in Ceoro,.

home' GAIA pitched battle be.
tween whitS and blacks was waged
at Plainville. according to a too.
phone MESSAGE just received. II is re-.
ported Sheriff Owens of Gordon com.
" mas been mortally shot and two
oeher white men seriously injured
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
sIk Killed on crossinn

ioiedo' o.-six persons were killed
Sen miles north of here Sunday af.
1einoon when an eastbound Michioon
.en'rai train struck an automobile
Two others may die. The accldon,
occurred on a grade CROSSING
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Presidents Cow at Cattle Show

Observation-Disclosures Taft has
entered his prize COW, Pauline
Wayne" in the annual show of the
Pennsylvania State Cattle Show asso.
citation to be held at Devon. Pa. he.
ginning September 10.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Dock Workers Strike Called Of.

London.-The strike committee on
SATURDAY, declared ended the strike al
tn" London docks which started in
May and which has caused ahon. fifty
thousand dock workers and their fam.
lilies to live in semi-starvation for ten
weeks. Work was resumed Monday
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Soldiers Ordered TO Coal r,.,a

Charleston, W. vA-Governor Glass.
toun on Sunday ordered another bat.
'ailon OF the West Virginia nat,ona,
guard from the summer CAM
mining district. amt creek
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Stick to Open Shon

New York.-After a series
Mo aences over the strike situation. the
view YORK fur manufacturers have
ssreed TO stand together i~ndeaniteIvY
Tor open shop conditions
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01

Harry X. Thaw, In the eyes OF the
law. still is insane and must remain
In the asylum where he was placed on
February l, 1908, according 10 the
courts decision.
The body of a man floating in the
East river under the Brooklyn bridge.
by seamen from the Brooklyn navy
yard. Friday night. was identified later
as that of Abraham d. Harris, a
theatrical man.
onel Roosevelt is now down in black
and white. the finishing touches hav-
ing been made Friday. When he has
completed the recital of his doctrines
in Chicago on the night of August 5,
he probably will be called socialistic
or anarchistic and may be both, he
said.
William A. Hutson. president of the
Society of Aeronautic Engineers. was
arrested at Philadelphia on the charge
of using the mails to defraud in con.
Quoting a school of aviation.
WASHINGTON
Democrats and progressives united
again in the senate and by a vote of
SO to is, passed the Democratic ex-
else tax bill. extending the present tax
on corporation to the business of in
dividuals. private firms and co-part-
nerships.
Ten progressive Republicans over
threw the regular Republicans in the
session of the senate on Thursday and
Joined with the Democrats in passing
La Toilette wool tariff revision
bill as a substitute for the Democratic
measure framed by the house of rep
re~sentatives.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming
has been selected for a place on the
house appropriations committee. to fill
vacancy caused by the death of
Representative Malby of New York.
Before deciding whether the i'm
parchment proceedings against Judge
Hanford shall go on. the house judi
ciary committee will await the return
Of the subcommittee which heard tes-
at Seattle.
Mrs. Florence Massey, wife of James
Massey of the interior department.
out of a window and losing
her balance, plunged from the seventh
floor of her apartments to an areaway
feet below. turning three somer-
salts in her descent and lives to tell
Ter experience.
The senate has passed Senator War
bill to establish a mine experi-
nent station at Lander, Wyo. The sta.
ion will be under the direction OF the
bureau of mines.
The house public lands committee
las reported favorably the bill previ.
'usly passed in the senate which pro-
that public lands withdrawn
rom entry may be subject at all times
o exploration. discovery, occupation
purchase under the mining laws
20 far as they apply to mineral. rather
han coal, oil, gas, phosphates. potash
md nitrates.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-01
Fol

The ~coroner's inquest in London on
the body of c. NJ. Coen. or Cone. who
was found dead in a room in a board.
ing house in the Bloomsbury district
resulted in a verdict of death from
heart disease.
Inc business session of the first In.
ternational Eugenics congress opened
In London Thursday. -Four hundred
delegates from twelve countries and
a thousand students filled the hall.
The military commanders in Pekip
held a meeting Thursday at which
they resolved to urge President Yuan
Shi kai to insist that the assembly
improve his selection of members OF
the cabinet. Otherwise the
ers declare they will assume control
of affairs personally.
Amity and good will for all. with
Germany singled out, formed the kew.
Of a statement made by Premier
Asquith in the house of commons in
connection with the estimates for the
committees of imperial defense.
Ex-Governor Richards of Wyoming
who was a member of a land seek.
ers' party, died suddenly at Mel.
bourne, Australia, from heart disease.
The heaviest earthquake shock felt
for many years occurred IL Guayouil.
1t caused a great panic
among the inhabitants, most of whom
left their homes and rushed TO the
open spaces. No material damage has
been reported.
Several members of the American
olympic team took part in the games
at hheims' France. on Tuesday in COM.
with the best of the French
athletes, and carried off the honors.
Forty engineering crews. CONSISTING
800 men with teams and mach
horses, will be SEN into the field at
once to make preliminary SURVEYS for
Northern Territorial Railway
company's line from Edmonton to tide
water at Fort Churchill on Hudson's
bay. .
we thousand men, members of the
Workers of the World. have
I'm jill Tie NTd00 1rnnk
pacihc, hating construction work on
nat line between Hazleton and Burn,
a distance Of $50 miles.
1t Is generally believed that a revo-
luton will break out in Nicaraeu,
the next few months. Econo.
mic conditions in the country are ad.
nltted to be d~eplorable.
w.. |
Winston Spencer Churchill. first lord
Oh the admiralty, in introducing the
supplementary naval appropriation Of
So,OOO,OOO in the British house NJ
commons. said the direct cause of tbe
was to be, found in the new
herman navy law, the main feature od
which was the increase in the %strikingl
of ships of all classes.
The first aeroplane theft in Eurons
perhaps in the world, is reportedll
rom Munich. Aviator Belat, on ar.
living at his a%erodrome. found that
lis monoplane had flown. The tbiof I
vas obviously a skilled airman n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
HARRISON BUMPS WRESTLERS
Issues Permit for Mahmout- Petersen
Bout Under Protest.
RETERs 10 LABOR DAY KarcH
Ass~rts One Csatestant In cetch.
Hseksasekniat AFFAIR was H. Ne
cs.sisies 90. offer oes-3 =
ufne nesisfsnce. IL

cHnsAGO, III. Feb. a.-Mayor Harri-
son iate. today issued a permit for tho
wrestling match between Mahmout and
Pedssei which is ,schcduled to take place
Ffidhy pikhf. The mayor expressed bis
personal diEpleasura lie wrote across
the face Of me permit:
''fsktled because the city council does
not xiss me power to refuse the appliea.
ton 49, p
AZ o. same sim.. me mayor sent IN.
following istter 70 Chief OF Police Nc
weeny5
4 am returning herewith application
Of the New Enaprc Athletic Sub for .
permit for a wrestling bout between
Pedersen and Mahmout. 10 be held
March l.
Lam o. king this permit because un-
der existing ordnance. am advised by
the law department. there are no valid
grounds on which could refuse u. Per-
sonsliy. had the power TO do 80. /
would absolutely refuse to issue permit
10 an ORGANIZATION which pulled orr such
q wrestling match As that between Goteh
and Haekenschmidt on Labor day. when
q week before the match. ono OF the con-
testants was not only In such physical
condition that every one connected with
him knew he would be unable to offer
genuine resistance, much less take ths
INITIATIVE In a xfueiIlng wrestling match,
but also was drsnking Champagne with
visitors At his training quarters"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
jealousy Shown by
Two Aviation Clubs

ALBANY. ". ", Feb. 1s.-Evidences Of
apparent jealousy between the Aero club
Of America and the Aeronautieal society
cropped out today at . legislative hearing
on bills to license aviators. x
sHfenfy tAswfss Weed and 7cssF. OTIS.
representlns the Aero club. favoreas a
bill which provides for licensing aviators
by the secretary Of state. while Thomas
A. HIN Of New York. acting president
OF the Aeronagtie society, and also Leo
Stevens. advocated measure TO haze
licenses issued by commission appointed
BY the governor.
Mr.. Wood said the commission plan
would open, up a very wide gate for
graft" ana declared that the function OF
the Aero club Is a member OF the inter-
national body of clubs which regulates
the sport, wasto qualify aviators in order
to minimize danger from accidents.
Mr.. I'm intimated that the Aero club
was trying TO arrogate 10 itself the right
to control the licensing OF aviators. which
he insisted should not be vested in any
club. 80
You are going to see more flying this
summer" he added. and II YOU could
see some Of the rainshaekie machines
thxtS-go up-you would stand aside N
horror. They are dangerous traps"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
FIRST BALL GAME is PLAYED
Youngster Division Of Athletics
Loses Exhibition Contest.
SAN ANTONIO TAKES THE HoNoRs
SIX Men Cross Home Plate I'm Open
ing Innins, of whom Four Hail
from PhiIaaefphis-vfs-
ftort Rally Fails.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. s-rhe
youngster division Of the Philadelphia
American league team was beaten today.
8 10 g. by the San Antonio team OF the
Texas league In their first exhibition
game OF the year. Score RH.E
San Antonio .....,..toolosee! 10 J
Batteries: McGranger. NELL and Smith.
Cipe. Salmon, Brown and Esan. 4
CLEvELAND,l Feb. 2.-rwelve mem
bers Of -the oievsand ,tesnssof the Amer
irsn league base balltc,ub wili leave to-
merrbwsfof thetr spAnx psacsieeiin the
south. They viii be updsr the leader
ship OF Manager Davis n
The immediate destination Of the team
Is Mobile, whence they will leave for
New Orleans on March IL. returning to
Cleveland on kpril' II. q
Several additional players will Join at
Mobile. RI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
CURRENT HOG ESTIMATES
SHORT OF ACTUAL RECEIPTS

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 9.-(Special
Telegram Price Current says there has
been considerable decrease In the market
supply Of hogs the last week, due in part
to conditions which have intsrfered with
movements Of stock.
Indicated total western slanghterinS
to,aIled about 5ee.Ooe head. compared with
20 oOs head two weeks ago. For cor
responding tine las; year the figure was
go.Oco head. With reports noS in hand
from a considerable number. OF places
from which regular returns during the
season have not been received. and after
careful revision OF indications. It is APP
parent that current estimates have fallen
short OF the number that full returns
Will show. February has one more day
this year than last. which feature has a
bearing in comparison for season totals.
II appears possible final returns will
show about 10000 hogs for four months.
ON this basis there would be an Increase
OF 3aG.0e hogs for the season. gain
Of 81 per cent in numbers.
Prominent places compare as follows
from November to February ..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
Membership Roll
Of Hebrew Society
is Growing Rapidly

The membership roll Of the loiRs
Mems Hebrew association reached 54s at
the meeting last night, when eighty-slx
new names were added to the list. Over
DO boosters of the organization were
present in the vestry room Of Temple
Israel when this announcement was made
and II added much fuel TO the flame OF
enthusiasm over the infant organization.
A board OF governors consisting OF the
following were elected to nominate a
slate OF officers for the coming year
Rabbi Frederick cohn. II. H.. Brandeis.
william Hoffman. sam katz. Meyer
Klein, Harry Lapidus. DR.. NJ, Gordon.
S. s. Harda, Martin sugarman. LYMAN
Katskee, Joseph Kuakofsky. Max Levi.
Morris Bosenblatt. Morris Rosenbloom
and Henry Monsky. 100 "a
The officers Of the association will. be
chosen from the board OF governors, and
the names selected VIII. be ANNOUNCED
some time before next Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
SmOkehouse Owner
Takes Possession

The ''snokcanuse." better known az
the headquarters OF the Omaha Base Ball
club ard owned BY Pa Rourke and Dave
]. hourke. has been bought by George
Graham. formerly a second bsseman on
the Omaha team and last year mem
Der Of the Des Moines Hopetuls. tie
took possession o. the store TODAY. The
base ball headquarters viii net be
changed. Rourks viii have hs ot.ee
In the rear OF the sto-e as In the PAST.
The .'smokehouss' win be mace the
headquarters Of every base tsll team
In the city. professional. Eeni.-rrofsssiensl
and amateur. George SAYS the hogs can
have his store for a Meeting place any
time they wan. Il, Graham win not
play league base ball this year. but w!ll
be with the siorE T.iafnrh ball team.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
HURON CLAIMS BASKET
BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

HURON. s, D, Feb. a-tspsclALl Item
70 twenty-sxio. IN favor Of Huron. was the
score made n last nights game OF basket
ball. here petwsea ABERDEEN Normal gad
Huron eol.sse tsaras. This gives Huron
tho state rl.a-Dlo-aa!p. Il was eEs VI
the swiftsAt AM = ss.ae respss:s the
toughest gars eycr syc1 en- a Hgson
floor, and vas E.latssed BY 4 lRsge
crowd sf>teta fo1's Fs-e ciied. tWe.vc
Of them On A-gcl. Tia iocal team made
its winninS = ;i.e seslls c. nine Baskets
from the fisld and fous free throws Tho
ten poirts FADE ~ Absrtsen were BY
tossing six t.z1t.s on fee s,-5Es aad
two tie'd BASKETS. -aa E1l,a WIS refereed
By Coach DEias e the AoFaiagf.ds col
lege.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
High School Trims
Association Five

The senior basket Fingers Of the Omaha
High school trounced the sophomore
quintet at the local ~ gymnasium
Thursday afternoon In rather one-sided
contest 10 the tune OF q TO ~
Malcolm Baidrige. the husky center for
the seniors, featured an rolling vp q total
,of 10 points BY his own individual efforts.
and had he made the other two scores he
would have been the only point maker
for his team. He shot baskets from dif-
flcult positions about the floor and al.
ways Kept his opponents guessing ~ to
where the leather wind sphere was going
to land.
As a preliminary to the big game with
the lincoln High school five, which win
be played with the regular Omaha school
BASKET team Saturday evening at thu ~
gymnasium. the senior quintet VIII sn,eet
the freshman 1--WE for the 1912 class cham
pionship Of the school l&
Following Is the lineup OF Thhfxday
afternoons game: &c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
PLAN BLOW AT STANDARD OIL
Waters-Pierce Company to Search
Country for Evidence.
CHARGE STILL VIOLATES LAW
Young Pierce Was TO BE Deposed
and Place Taken by stewart, Ae-
eording to Deposition OF
George W. Mayer.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 3a=Plans for nation
wide Investigation In search OF evidence
to prove the contention OF the Waters
Price, Oh company that the Standard OH
company is syading the law and per-
petuating an illegal trust In defiance Of
the supreme court OF the United States
were outlined late today by Samuel w,
Fordyee. jr. OF counsel for the Waters
Pierce OIL company.
The investigation will extend into many
states at tho conclusion OF the hearing
now under way before Special, Commits
sioner Jesse Mcdonald In the litigation
BY which the waters-Pierce company is
attempting to prevent the Standard oil
company from gaining control OF the
waters-Pierce company directorate.
The Waters Pierce attorneys at the con-
clusion OF the ST. Louis hearing Will take
dispositions In Texas, Louisiana, Tennes-
sec, New York and Illinois
Held stfii Illegal Trust.
They will follow all the ramiflcatlons
OF the standard Oil company in those
states and dig up any information tend
ing TO show that the Standard has
DIOhtn lhllfl Win AiaAAVhhA st&Nc btf
ernments and still is operating as an
illegal trust. through the subsidiary
companies into which II has been d.
vlded.
Though the Standard was ousted from
Texas. attorneys for the waters-Pierce
company say they can prove that 1t is
stlll operating there under the name Of
the Magnolia Petroleum company: (which
has headquarters at Dallas and refineriss
at corsicana and Beaumont
The Standard OIL company S property
In Texas was sold by sthe state under an
order OF custer December 10, 1900.
Clay Arthur Pierce. president Of the
waters-Pierce OIL company, and son Of
II. Clay Pierce, one Of its founders, was
TO be deposed and his place taken By
Robert W. Stewart Of Chicago. general
counsel OF the Standard Oh company. II
was testified this afternoon by George
w. Mayer in a deposition.
Mayer. formerly manager Of the Stand
ard OIL company OF Indiana in Kansas
City. was 10 be vice president, he said,
and Charles N. Adams. secretary treas
urer OF the wateEs-Pierre company. and
known as the Standard OILS "watchdog
in the corporation. was TO be retained
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
f.M.c.A. TO HAVE GYMNtSTlC
MEET WITH hiAnY ENTRIES

The second eanuai Eyri7as,lc Champion
ship Will be he'd n the Omaha Young
Mems chr.sran Association at clock
on this evening.
The following entries hare been received
70 date: !. Far-besg. J. IL slSier, J. IL.
Piercs z 7. Ireland. cSorss L Whit
mare, A W powder. Arthar 3seeIuHd.
George skoFnand. H N. Frost. o. Ross-
sis. = 0. Miller. James Noble and c. c.
Wsikei- II Is expected thar al least
twenty entries will be received before
tiosang At noon today.
John n sigier won the championship
izzt year and Is entered again this year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
RICHIE OUT OF GAME
BECAUSE OF BROKEN NOSE

The chances Of the Pirates 70 win
the championship Of the inter-city has
ket ball league have been lssssned con.
siderably by the injury to Richie In
Tuesdays game with Creighton. Richie
was hur: in collision with Baiderson
Of tho Creighton team, and was forced
to retire from the game. At first II was
thought. he had suffered a fracture Of
the nose. but Il later developed that his
nose was broken in three different
places. making II Impossible for him to
pisS again this season. Richie was the
star man for the Pirates. and his loss
VIII be deeply felt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
CORNELL LOSES MONEY ON :,
ATHLETICS DURING YEAR

ITHIcA, \. Y. Feb. se.-The annual
statement OF the Cornell Athletic council
just issued shows that Cornell ran be-
hind last year on It's athletics and had
to resort to a sinking fund to meet the
expenses Foot ball and base ball were
tho only sports that made money.
The crew lost $1,000. and the track con.
tingent 5000,
Foot ball profits were S,oco and base
ball. 5000 Total disbursements for the
year were S7?.ioS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
Hoppe Beats Cline at
Balk Line Billiards

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2s.-wiilie Hoppe
tonight won his 2.coo-pclnt ISL balk line
billiard match with Harry Cline Hoppe
won the afternoon game 100 TO 3o9 His
high run was y and his average % Oh.
cllnes high run was 81 and his average
Is 6-i7. In the night game Cline could
put together only 81 while Hoppe was
accommodating his 400 points. Hopes
high run was "a and his average IS io-S.
cunes high run was 81 and his average
II Il3.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
YIN. C. A. WILL HOLD BIG
GYMNASTlC MEET FRIDAY

The local -Y* association will hold is
annual gymnastic championship contest
Friday evening. beginning at 5 o'clock.
Il has been Arranged bx the committee in
charge 10 prow any member OF ting asso.
c,ati9p 1otepies aithoushI eafh sthle;e
n &wsi 10 take part N out 'fbur
<rhsfe Niii- Sc five different events, side
horse. horizontal bar. parallel bars, fly
ing rings and tumbllng. The scoring will
be made on the regular i've. three and
one point basis. 80
The committee In charge. John N. sig
Ter. chairman. II. N. Frost. Albert Hede-
lnnd, w. Q. Rossig and p. " Melcher.
offers the following priset.
Gold Medal-Hlgh point\ man In four
different events.
Tsilver Medal-Second high point man In
tour different events. W
Ribbon Badges-F'ur first, second and
third place in each event -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
With the Bowlers

The Brodegaard Crowns took two out
OF three from the st. James. Angelsberg
had high game Of rs, and high total OF
5s5 for the Crowns. Scanned had high
game Of 23o. and J. Mayno had high total
OF $50 for St James. Thursday. letter
Gold Tops against Dreibus Candy com.
pany. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
FRENCH KNOCKS OUT
BRlI0M AT MONTE CARLO

MONTE CARLO. Feb. 9-Georgss Car
peatier. the French veltsrweight cham
plon. today. met and knocked cut jim
sunlvaH. the Kngiixh boxer and former
Middle weight champion fthe world in
the second round Of Fight for the
middlswelsht championship Of Europe.
Ths contest was FOR purse Of sea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01

Substitutes, Ady for Wilson at left for
ward Yield goals. Baldrige. y. Norton.
:; BaumRnn /. Cole. 1: Rouse, I; Fitch, /.
Free throws. Baumann, 4; Baldrtge, l.
White OF Omaha High school: time
keeper Blake. Time OF halves. Is min
ites.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
3RoDEGAARp CROWNS

W. o. VS. Lese Three.
In the Metropolitan league the. Drum
mers took three in a row from the Wood
men of the World team. Aebln Of the
Drummers rolled high single OF i6s and
high total Of ass. Score: r,
DRUfAMERg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01

STOCKHOLM. sweden. Feb. 9.-The
crown princess OF sweden. who II a
daughter OF the Duke OF Connaught. gov
srnor general OF Canada. gave, birth TO a
son this morning Both mother and child
are doing well. The crown prince and
princess now have three rons and one
daughter. e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
steamer oold.boro Abandoned.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb, 9,-The
steamer ooldshoro. which grounded on
Brandywino shoal in Delaware bay yes
teeday. has been ahandouefi- TO its sfate
and Il probably will 90 TO pieces in short
order. II II II not meanwhile swallowed
up In the quieksands OF the shoal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01

Tec Wrestling match scheduled for to-
night between Bill Hokuf and Charles
Fxuxt q CleTciand has been Postponed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01

score. Excelskors-Baskets. Haven 4
ice Moran 8 Free throws. Hazen- Coan-
al Riuffs-Bsskets. Harris & Free throws.
lIySmith Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01

yorted 70 Fred Clarke When he mailed
n bis eontTeSt thst M = d; and sound.
al Sc; 70 pitch rlgat INTO the training
work with g1sts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-01
Erreir;nra nefeaf niaffs HiKh.

The Excelsior FIRE defeated the Council
Rlurfs 'HfxN school Tuesday night at the
ror4 Omaha gyrnaaiam By a - to II
score. Tire ExcelSaofs had excellent team
work al THROUGH the game Ire linsup:
Exceisiors. courca Blu<ez