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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
]. WARNER QUITS SCHOOL
Cornhuser Foot Ball Captain Asks
to Withdraw Registration.
UNDERSTOOD TO BE TEMPORARY


LINCOLN. Neb, Jan. 1s.--tspeclal Tel
egram-) -Captain Jerry Warner. recently
elected to head the foot hall team OF the
University OF Nebraska in 1872, has with
drawn from the university without COM
pletlng the work Of the first semester.
Warner sent notice OF withdrawal TO the
registrars office during the fore part of
In Beaver Crossing for several weeks.
Before the Christmas holidays Warner
left school. but IL was with the under
standing that he was TO return immedi-
ately after n visit at home. II was gen
orally expected he would return until he
forwarded notice last Tuesday to Reg
istrar Rutledge. asking to be withdrawn
from the classes for the present.
Warmers withdrawal vii have no eff
feet on the foot ball captRincy next fall
as the little cornhrsker star intends to
return and complete his work for the
frat semester. He told Registrar Rut-
ledge that he would return In the spring
to finish his courses.
The only provision In the conference
rules relating to scholarship require that
each player carry at least twelve hours
Of work with passing grade during the
semester In which ne participates In
athletics stiehm had nothing TO say
regarding Warmers withdrawal from
school beyond the staten mt that he I'M
dcrstood Warner had dropped his school
work temporarily. Registrar Rutledge
says the record shows Warner withdrew
from his courses In good standing. indi-
eating that his work was satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Heavy Grapplers
Will Enter Arena
for Stiff Battle

Tho heavyweight wrestling match next
Friday night at the Auditorium between
Jess wssferEaard and Henry ordeman.
the Minneapolis giant viii without a
sosht be the greatest match that has been
pulled off IN Omaha this winter.
waztersaard has a host OF friends in
Omaha and Is conceded 10 be the better
OF the two men by q lot Of his admirers,
but orieman win come 10 Omaha heavily
hacked with Minnesota money and It i
said there will be a large number Of his
adhcrants travel TO Omaha to see the big
event. About a month ago westergaard
went 10 Minneapolis and put up great
battle against the Iowa giant. Although
he lost the match several people present
claimed he was ordeman's equal and II
N thought that westergaana. being
among friends and admirers next Friday
win put zip the battle OF hts life. wester-
gard win arrive In Omaha some time
Tuesday and win stay until after the
match. He viii train at the Young Men
Christian association ana win take on
several local men in preparation for his
big bout Friday night
II is reported that ordeman Is training
hard for Tire coming match and win not
leave Minneapolis untn Thursday Night
and viii arrive In Omaha early Friday
morning. ON Tuesday night OF this week
ordeman win wrestle to finish with
zhysEko, the Polish giant and as wester-
gard recently went up against 2byszko
in salt Lake city. the mat enthusiasts of
Omaha are anxiSusly awaiting for the
returns OF Tuesday nights battle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Hot Race is Looked
For in the Western
League This Year

Now thHt 1872 r. web under way the
Western league msgnates arc buster
than bees preparing for the coming seq
son The fans in this circuit were
treated TO a high grade Of ball hast sea-
son and the Indications are that the
quality Of ball TO be put NO next year
viii be faster than ever. Regardless OF
what the. make-ap Of the league win be
the talent remains. and the fact that
many new faces viii be sern as many
new PLAYERS have been recruited by all
the clubs Is sufficient to lead the fans
70 expect still better class OF ball and
tigheer race
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
W(E. LIE Saving Strobe

swimmer II his teacher does not know
his art well. No person can teach swin-
ming unless fully acquainted with the
art
"A lazy father will throw his son In
the water and make him swim. have
heard this method advocated as a sane
and sure way to teach child to swim.
Yet handled In this style the boy will
acquire a ragged style, or he win be-
come 50 terrified that he viii never again
go in the water except to take q bath in
a tub.
"A person In the act OF drowning may
never come up after falling into the
water and In other Instances may never
sink. but choke to death on the surface.
The idea that one must come up three
times before drowning has no foundation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Harding Gives Cup
for Prize in Grade
School Athletics

Charles Harding. president Of the
Farmers Cooperative Creamery COM
pany. has presented to the Board Of
Education sterling silver loving cup to
be used as a prize in the Omaha grade
school athletic meets. Mr.. Harding pre-
SCENTS the cup With the condition that it
be contested for once leach year by all
OF the schools and the school winning 1t,
the most times in ten years be allowed
TO kee? II.
The trophy Is an elegant one. It being
nearly ter inches In height and beauti-
fully decorated. The athletic meets are
always in progress and the school having
the best average will be allowed TO keep
the cup for year. when II viii he con-
tested for again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Twenty Men Signed
for Topeka Tossers

II is reported laat twenty members of
the 1912 Topeka team have signed and
returned their contracts to the kaw
management. Manager Gear. who Is to
attempt to pull the kaNs into the leader
ship next season. is working hard TO line
up the team. At this time last year the
Topeka management was Just getting
organized and not a contract had been
sent out. The PLAYERS who have sent in
signed contracts are: II. D. Young. John
Singleton. Paul Fisher. Hugh Harlem.
Martin Nelson, Eugene Cocreham. W. d.
Wheat W stillman. ous PEBBLES. l. c.
Gardner. W. f. Tracy. Mark Luddin,
Roy 6reenlee. Hert Schmidt. Homer Mer-
rilL H. F. witherspoou, J. W. Rumsey
Mort Nelson Durham Smith. Strange
to say. none Of the above were active
members OF the 1911 team.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

Of truth.
"a muscular heavy-boned man, whose
chest Is comparatively small. will sink
like stone, while the great majority OF
women can be taught the art Of notion
less floating in five minutes. Compare.
lively few men can float without many
trials and long practise in the art OF
deep breathing. Lean men sink while
fat will float.
ut is not confidence but build that
is required for the making Of top-notoh
swimmer. Long muscles. not short
knotty muscles. are needed. Good joint
is important for the wrist. elbow and
shoulder, The ankle must be supple.
Fine bones are an advantage. and
large, long deep chest is a great help In
the making Of swimmer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Clai moi st. Louis
to Pitcher Denied

CINCINNATI. Jan. ls-The National
Base Ball commission. In a decision
handed down today, denied the claim OF
the 81. Louis Nationals TO Pitcher ]. Il.
Salmon and decided the title to the player
Is vested In the Philadelphia Americans.
Manager Bresnahan contended that he
negotiated with Salmon's father for the
services OF the young player and that he
Joined the 81. Louis club at Brooklyn and
praeticed with the club the latter part OF
the Benson. Bresnahan declared that the
salary to be paid young Salmon had been
agreed upon. but upon representations Of
the elder salmon that his son had prom
ised to pitch for an independent team for
the rest Of the season and a further plea
that II he played with the st. Louis club
he would be ineligible to pitch for the,
Princeton university team, he was ex-
cused with the understanding that he was
to report TO the ST. Louis club in case he
did not remain at college.
The commission found that the negotia-
lions between Bresnahan and the player
and his father were conducted in good
faith. but that neither a formal nor
written contract had been entered into.
The 81. Louis club also failed to reserve
him. This entitled Salmon to be declared
a free agent and eligible TO contract with
the Philadelphia club.
The commission dismissed the appeal
OF Player Harry Martin. who requested
that decision OF the national board dis
allowing his salary claim Of s217 against
the Central league be reversed. The ap-
peal of Player Jay Parker from the ruling
Of the national board denying his claim
for $40 against the Central league also
was dismissed.
Key to the situatlon-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Isbell May Buy In
With Fairweather

Thai there will pe important develop
ments in the Western league situation In
the near future seems to be certainty.
Where there is smoke there Is fire; thus
there must be something in the stories
in circulation that Wichita is going 20
Re hack in the league. while little Pitts
burgh Is 10 be left out In the cold. Frank
Isheh. owner Of the Pueblo club. is
flirting with Des Moines. He can see in
that city greater possibilities than are
offered by most other cities of the cir
cult. Fairweather has an option on the
pes Moines elCb. Probably he and Isbell
viii Join forces 10 buy II. Then Isbell
could sell out to Wichita business men
and everything would be iovely-except
In Pueela
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
ICE BOATS TO BE GIVEN
TRY0UTS THIS AFTERNOON

The wind permitting, the Ripple club
will try for speed record in its ice
beat. the Ripple at Carter lake this after
noon.N The four members OF the club.
Henry Howes. Perry Singles. Ralph
Campbell aDH Lawrence johnson. will sail
nom the illinois Central bridge around
the bend near CORTLAND beach and over
to the east end Of the lake
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
CUP SECURED FOR LINCOLN
BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT

LINCOLN. Jan. -tspecial. Manager
Ear o. Eager has been unabie-so nnail
out the letters 10 the high schools Ia the
state ealHns attention TO the annual
basket bali tournament in the spring, oN-
ing 70 &c delay IN the selection OF cup.
The cup this year viii be donated by the
THeker-sheen firm and is valued al So.
The winners Of the tournament win be
given The cup. TO be he'd as permanent
properly
Yhe management l. also seeking to make
awards for individual work. as was done
last year. The board gave god medals
% the members Of the championship
lean and Il 4 s;....s eseAshis fhaa a sim
liar award VIII be made next Spring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Whitney is Sold by
the Topeka lean

Whitney. last years first baseman on
The KAN team. has been sold. Instead Of
soiag to a higher club ''Mert" IS going
down 10 class - club. lie was sold 10
Trenton. y. J.. % the Tnl-siate league
Whitney was secured by Topeka last
year from the New 10Fk State league
and for the FIRST month put up a good
exhibition Of real bah playing. Whitney
VIII be replaced al the corner sack By
Gardner. recruit who was secured from
Austin Of the Texas league
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
How to Swim Illustrated by an Expert Exponent

II. II. coESan. who has the reputation
OF bainx the hest swimming Instructor In
tie United States, wili be at the local
Young Mems Christian association during
the next two weeks TO teach the grade
and high school students the arr OF swim
ming, Mr.. corsan is being xent over the
country by the International Young Mems
Christian association 20 teach the boys in
the different cities how 10 swim. A class
Of over 40 boys has been enrolled here
and will ,sks lessons from Mr. corsan al
the swimming pool-of the Young Meme
Christian association.
This IL Mr.. corsan's second visit to
Omaha He was here last year and his
success with the boys at that time
prompted the local association to ask him
TO come again this year..
During the week Mr. corxsn will give
an exhibition at the Young Mems Chris
tian association Of the twenty-seven dit
ferent strokes. of which four arc shown
In the illustrations s4.
The following are. the different strokes:
Crawl using arms oniy).
Crawl --latest stylel
1rudke0n
ftevviving trudEeon.
Revolving crawl.
English over-arm ton right slde)
One, two three stroke ION left side).
On back. single overarm.
On bark. alternate ovsrarm.
ON back, double overarm.
On back. overlapping overArm.
ON back, double alternate.
shark scarer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
OUT AFTER WINNING TEAM
cornhuskers Base Ball Directors
Select Jack Palmer Manager.
s SOME Tw2LER HIMSELF
Several New Players Already signed
aud Prospect for Good BAH This
season !. the Brightest
for some Time.

COLUMBUS. Neb.. Jan. Is.-tspecial
Teleeraml-Iast evening the board Of
directors u the Columbus hsse ball club
held their first meeting for the season OF
isl1 and selected as manager Jack Palmer
OF Dubuque. Ia. who has been man
aging semi-professional hall for several
wears and comes recommended as a
twirler and manager.
Two delegates to the meeting Of the
state association. Charles segelke and
@. +. Pollock. were selected.
Prior to this several new players have
been signed up and the local manage
ment proposes to have a pSnnant-win-
ming team this year II possible.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
DR0HAM FAST PITCHER,
SIGNED BIZ ST. JOSEPH

''Bar' Drohan. member OF the isp
Oklahoma City pitching staff, has been
signed TOR next season by lack Holland
Of the 81. Joseph team Drohan was ont
Of the game the greater part Of last
season on account Of Illness He started
the season as member Of the ProS1-
dence. r. l. club He pitched thirty
seven games for Oklahoma City and I'm
ished the season with a percentage OF
s6. having won twenty-oRe and lost
twelve games Drohsn is a big fellow
and has worlds Of steam and good
variety of wrinkles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
POWELL MAY YET GO
TO WASHINGTON TEAM

Rabbit" Powell. 81. Joseph's fleet
outfielder. may never wear a drummer
uniform again. Holland received mes
sage from coEisNey last week telling Of
washingtons refusal to waive on the
former Josie. In case couaiskey does not
decide to keep Powell with the sox after
watching him on the spring training trip
it IS probable that he viii 80 to Wash
ington for the waiver price Of $500
However. a second call for waivers by
the Chicago club may bring different
results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
aeA ,z....nea-

Owner Jack Holland of the ST. Joseph
team is reported to have sisned q SEMI
pro from Ohio by the name Of Hclli
Dali He was recommended by Jimmy
Hamilton OF last years Drummers. Dun
Is said to be hesdy younepter. but you
wenldni guess It by his ncmiker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
catcher Tor White scr.

V. ]. Clemens. catcher VINO played
last season with the Pueblo team, was
Ssned last week by the Chicago Amer
lean league team for the season 1919.
Clemens is % years old and lives IN
wichita. His batting record last season
was rs and his helding .sS2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
II D. Esset.' Field.

President Ehbets OF the Brooklyn club.
having left the naming Of the new ball
park which he WI build this year to
Brooklyn sporting writers. they have
unanimously chosen Ebberts Field as
he name
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

sam Nerses. az old-time National
lsague base ball player. has been named
~ one Of the ampines who VII officsate
IN the Pacific Coast league dursns tse
season q 1917
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Jennings Elected Bank Director.

Hughey Jennings. manager Of the De-
trolt Tigers. has been elected q director
Of a hank at scranton. Pa Hughey is
large stockhoidsr IN the lnnk. His
election dlspeis rumors that he suffered
permanent mental injury in the auto
accident hat beffil him recsntIy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

where so-called strong swimmers are
drowned in endeavoring TO save a nom
swimmer impells me to say that not
per cent Of those who are able TO swim
know how to tow q struggling drowning
man out OF the water.
There is no common branch OF knowi-
edge that has been so neglected as swim
ming
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
No Natural swimmers.

We often hear the expression "a nat
ural swimmer" Mr.. Corsan insists that
there is no such q thing as a natural
swimmer. Ducks and fishes may be
born swimmers" he SAYS. But man is
a land animal and must be taught the
art. He viii be a good swimmer II he
has a good teacher. or an Indifferent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

flesh OF the rescuet.
Investigates rowaines.
Il have had a fad for investigating
every drowning accident and erdcayor
to learn the full circumstances, a large
number OF grown people have drowned
In from three TO four feet Of water. In
these cases they were not always women.
In many instances they lost their foot
ing and could not regain q ana would
choke to death on the surface Of the
water In fact most persons are always
drowned on the surface OF the water and
then sink to the bottom.
The numerous distressing accidents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

Registered United States Patent ofnc,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

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X nr p Elnrt Officers.

At recent meeting nj Rocky Noun
tain lodge No. .. Knights II Fythlas,
The following officers were elected;
Hurry VI. Rail-. chancellor commnndcr: l..
O. LansstroT, vice chancellor; K. l., 1r-
vine. prclatc: W. Z. Knowdcn, master
cf the work :. y Randolph. keeper OF
record and seal; james Terry. Jr. mas
ter cf finance: John lligson, master Of
eNchcqucr; Mr. lIirkham, master at
arms Jacob Foster inner guard: Mr.
Barr outer guard: T.. T.. Lrsel and Sam
uei IIclty. trustees They will be iu-
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RANcE-In thls city, December s. 1912.
niontls and IS DAYS. Private funeral
services will he held ut the residence uf
hcr daughter. Mrs. William NJ. EisIey.
day) nj . p' NJ. Inter iutcrment % CIV 1"'o, cnns-
terry.
HlLls-ln this city. December 6. 1917.
az Tho emergency hospital. William
Malcolm I'M. axe about IL years. ln
tcrmcnt was made from the funeral
Chapel Of Ebcr w Hail, l6t south West
cmplo. on Tuesday. December TO- 1912,
IN the City cemetery.
SNAlI.-In this city, December p 1872,
Mrs. Isabella Small aged 40 wears. Tu-
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