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The Washington herald., 1912-06-11
Mgr. nIIIIerIek Dies.

Boston, June 10-The Right Rev
Mgr. jeremiah E Millerick, pastor OF
Cardinal OConnelIs counsel. died to-day
at the parish house at No. Allea Street,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06
ARE THEY KIDDING US?
Washington, July 6.-Contin-

ued heavy snowfalfS have com
pletely blocked the trans-Andean
Railway which runs between Val
paraiso and Buenos Ayres, &C
cording to dispatches to the
State Department today. When
the snow began falling gangs of
workmen were sent out to try to
keep the tracks clear, but the men
were overwhelmedwith billiards.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06

We vote to keep that houn' dog
song in the campaign just the
same. It's more soothing than
any Princeton college yell we ever
heard. l
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06
.O--O-

and bitter winds blew the snow
back into the cuts as fast as they
were cleared. Rotary plows have
not availed and it is now believed
the line cannot be cleared before
August or September.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Golf Keeps Hundred
Thousand Boys Out
Of Sunday School

LOUISVILLE. KY, May is-one hun
dred thousand caddies are kept from
Sunday school by golf, according to the
report prepared BY the committee on
Sunday Observance for presentation to
the 12fth general assembly Of the North
ern Presbyterian church today. Sunday
sports blight character" continues the
report. ..sNine-tenths OF those who enter
prison started that wsy-by Sabbath
breaking largely by Sunday sport"
Recommendation Of the committee OF
which James Yearance Of New York Is
chairman provide that the assembly re-
iterate. its strong and emphatic dfssp-
proval OF all secular uses Of the Sabbath,
all games and sports. in civic life Is also
In the army and navy: all unnecessary
travelling and all excursions: and urge
upon all employers Of labor and captains
Of industry to recognise the laboring
mans need Of his weekly rest day and
thereby insure HIS greater efficiency and
happiness and the greater prosperity Of
both capital and labor"
The COMMITTEES turns the spotlight on
Washington. severely scoring the capital
for continued and Increasing laxity In
sabbath observance" The Sunday news
paper IL condemned.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
H. S.. PREPARES FOR FAIL
Foot Ball Schedule Of Purple and
White Nearly Completed.
SEVERAL HARD DATES FIXED
Resumed-NorfoIk Not on the
Lfst-Topeka to Come on
Thnnksgfving Date.

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=. poe'' 'Hese eoH'eses WIN NC s'aseu o.
f'UufAe paih 49,
purple and white, have finally decided to
..nt,n,,. s,rsy,,r,,, -.Ia,,o,. ,,,,,h ,h. iocats
eonaii1o eiiuioh te'auo's wan '"e 'ooA4s'
and have booked game there with
Omaha for November .
p,-..,or Pa a,n.o,. 10 h-,n, ron.s.
"
high school here Tor turkey day.. which
comes on November Is. The locals
,ronrc.d ~. xau. h.r, ON Tburtsg,y,ing
s' 80 - ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
University Profs.
Indulge in Base Ball

LINCOLN, May 1&-(Speclai )-Chan-
cellor Avery and others Of the state uni
verslty hauled out their old togs yester-
day afternoon and had little ball game
out On the old lot The faculty Of the
state farm were pitted against the faculty
OF the university proper In . seven-innins
contest. which ended to In favor Of
the asricuiturists.
overalls and jumpers were wcrn by the
boys from the farm. while the city profs"
appeared in golf suits. Both teams en-
tered the game greatly handicapped by
loss Of players on charges Of profess
sionalisxn.
DR.. Away and Dean Burnett, the star
battery for the agriculturists. were dis
qualified. while Dr. condra and Chan
cellor Avery were barred for like causes
After seven innings three doctors. MEM
bers OF the medical faculty. called time
and Dean Davis. head Of the mathematics
department. announced that the score
stood 70 4
Batteries: Agriculturists. Pollack and
Lewis; "city profs.. Reed, stiehm, Logan.
Williams and Reynolds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
South Dakota College
Athletic Meet Will
Be Held in Huron

HURON. May is-The state Meet.
the big athletic event OF the South Da-
ksta college year occurs In this city on
Friday and Saturday. May q and 5. At
which the State university. Dakota Wei.
leyan. State. Huron. Yxnkton and Red
field colleges have entered teams. The
Northern Normal may compete. but can
net take points because not a member OF
the state association. Lyle Pettijohn Of
s. Paul viii referee The University Of
south Dakota. which has easily,won the
past two years looks best. with Yankton
or State college for second bet. Huron
sz stronger than for years. In dual meets.
state coIliese has defeated Morningssde,
s1-E. and lost 20 Hsmllne university. 7as-
ca: Huron has won from Northern Nor
mal. D-si- and Yankton from Wesleyan.
GA-4sA. thirds counting. Through un-
foreseen circumstances the university WIN
have no pre-mset contest, On This ae-
count its strength can only be sstimated
By the p&st performance q its rnsn. II
is certain that every event. with the poe
sbIe exception % the shot put viii Be
bitterly contested
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
NINE UNDERGRADUATES
ARE SEEKING ELECTION

LINCOLN. May R-(speciaI. .,-rve
undergraduates win be chosen fcr places
on the athletic board OF the state uni
versity At the annual election next Mon
day. Male students In the university who
have twelve hours credit and are carry
ing twelve hours Of work are entitled to
vote.
There are nine candidates Tor places on
the board. but the election has been one
Of the quietest In the history of the
school All Of the candidates have been
prominent In university athletics and free
from the usual charges that they are
represented by T. NE.
The candidates are: Arthur May. WI
liam Becker. Dewey Harmon. W. y.
MeGowan. A II. Hiltasr. Milo Henziiek,
Sam Carrier. o. W. Miller. J. A. Rod
man and c. 3. Underwood.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Two COrnhuskers
Try for 0lympiad

LINCOLN, May Is.-tspecial) with but
one more meet and the oiympics yet TO
be participated IN. the season is near a
close for the -cornhusker track team. Men
whose showing at the Missouri Valley
conference meet Saturday was such as
would warrant their participation win BE-
sent a week from next Saturday to the
Purdue meet at which all Of the western
colleges VIII try out.
Guy y. Reed and Louie Anderson are
the only two Cornhuskers who win try
out for thu Olympic team. Reed, who IA
coaching the ccrnhusksr track team. "a
In the prime Of condition. and with q
record Of ~ In the hundred expects To
make them all so for the places on the
American team. Anderson's work IN the
distance runs has also been such as to
warrant his participation In the oiympic's q
sryout and the two win continue to train
untfi the time Of the preliminaries. The
rest Of the squad disbanded At the con-
eiusion Of the, Missouri valley meet
Although the coruhrskers lost the dual
meet with Kansas university, the reason
has been very satisfactory with victories
over Minnesota and Ames.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
NORFOLK GETS STATE MEET
Tennis Hen viii Hold Annual
Tourney There This Year.


Norfolk was awarded the first annual
state tennis tournament yesterday by ths
directors Of the State Tsnnis association
All the members OF the association voted
by maii for Norfolk In preference to
Wayne.
Lincoln was first swsrded the tourna-
ment. but later asked to be released from
holding IL In the capital city owing Il
the lack Of facilities for handbag th1
ueee Wayne and Norfogh tnen made :
bid and sent representatives TO the meet
ing Of the association, which was held
week before last. Not ali the members
Of the league were present at the meet
Ing and Il was decided to hold vote.
Norfoik made good proposition To- ths
association. which went . bong way to
securing the meet The Norfolk Country
club will be the seat Of battle. There are
three clay courts there and they are n
perfect condition in every respect. Tho
Norfolk Tennis club will donate $50 to
the association toward the purchase OF
cups for the meet The ffrst prize for
single champion viii be 500 loving cup
and the doubles cup will be a $50 one
There will then be several other cups.
The Norfolk Tennis club will give a
smoker to the visiting players one night.
an auto tour another night. motor trip
on the water another night and a dance
every night. The Elkz viii also enter-
tain the players on one night. The Ten
mis- club will furnish ell the balls and
nets.
II is assured that over 100 tennis play
ers WIN be entered m the meet. and II
promises to be the best, state tournament
that YVES ever held m Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
MANY COMING 10 The SHOOT
Thirty.seventh Annual Tourney Of
State sportsmen's Association.
Bill Townsend, who Has Been Tour
ias ths State, Reports GREAT In
tesrst In Ceming Rvent 20
Re shot Across River.

The thirty-seventh annual tournament
Of the Nsbrssks State sportsmen's assc-
ciatioh gives promise Of belng the best
one In The history Of the organization. TO
date thsre ere about 10 entries. with az
least nifty more expected before the
tournament starts on Tuesday. May =.
''Biliy'' Townsend. one Of the best local
shots. was visiting enf in the state last
week. ana whiis at Columbus met q few
Of the nimrods there. out Of the forty
crack shots in thai place thiry-five have
sent IN th<ir names as among those who
win be present Twenty nimrods from
David City viii also be here. Among the
other towns IN the state which WIN be
represented at the meet are Norfolk,
Grand Island. Ksamey. Beatries. Fails
City. Auburn. Hastinss and Lincoln.
Although the. tournament Is a clossd
state one. there win be marksmen here
from ST. Lonis Kansas City. Chicago,
Minneapolis ana Denver Professionals
from almost every part Of the country
will also be here. but viii not be al
lowed 10 compete for any Of the money
Ut pfaxfss tuee VIII % pcfmitttd 10
shoot In all the events. but their scores
viii not Be counted. IS
One feature which has attracted a large
number Of shooters to the tournament
is the souier money back system. This
system Is very seldom used In tcurna.
ment. ANY man who enters the tourney
and shoots-in all the events. should he
faii to set bis entry money back In
prises. Il. will be refunded to him after
the tournament. This only holds good,
however. II he participates In every
event -fT
The Jack Rabbit system win be used IN
all the extra events, including the shoot
for the stats championship on Thursday
May %. In this system every gunner
shoots at nifty targets. He pays 10 cent?
for every target. Every target he shooti
Al and breaks and sets back 10 cents
Every target he misses he forfelts II
eenss The winner Of the event will re.
esive a Howard watch. valued at 500
The second prise win be so in cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
TENNIS PLAYERS ORGANIZE
Representatives Of Eight Teams
Meet at Field Club Saturday.
SCHEDULE OF PLAY ANNOUNCED
Matches viii De Played Each satur-
day Afternoon at vsrioas Clubs
--score 10 ne Determined
By Points Made.

Preparatory to the opening Of the city
Tennis league on June | the directors el
lhe newly organized club viii hold .
meeting at the Field club next Saturday
sfternoon. ct which time all minor de-
lails regarding the opening Of the league
vii be ,,aken up and disposed Of.
{. There are nov eight teams In the league
and everything is ready for the opening
,n June ], The clubs viii play every
saturday Afternoon until August 81. vhen
.he last games OF the season will be held.
The following schedule win be observed
. IN the epenins day: ple,z club versus
The Fssidsoinb at the Field club grounds;
Happy Hollow club versus the Rod ana
Gun tiss,oAs, the Rod and Gun club
Eroupds. Prairie Park club versus the
Kounise club st the Kountse club
roundk 81. Andrsys yersas the Young
Mems sohfistian association Al the Young
MEMS schs1siisn association park.
Theirs AZ slx men 90 each team. all os
shom win participate. IN the games
very saturday afternoon. Six single
matches and safss dsabIss win complete
an afternpon's play. The winner Of .
single match silI, IS s.sdlssd x1th one
pcint iahd atwo points for each double
Il wilf Be sposSkae for itwsirs points TO
10 made dnriAE an aftsrnson's play. me
lean Winning the majority pf points wiz
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
CREIGHTON PRODUCES STARS
Many Good Ball Players Have Gone
from University.
HARRY WEIGH Is FOREMOST
Thossh There IN Not . yarstty
Team This Year the Art De-
partment Has Defeated
All Corners.

Although Creighton university is with
out varsity base ball team the squad
whach goes under the colors OF the
Creighton Arts department 10 made up Of
players who compose the varsity squad.
The team Is making q good record. hav-
ing played and won three games. Omaha
Hlgh school. the Fourth infantry team
Of Fort Crook. and the Western Iowa
Vocational college st Harlan all fell be-
fore the Arts department and II is look
Ing for more games.
Il Ia Interesting to note the number Of
amateur and professional ball players
Creighton university has furnished In the
past, and those who are now playing on
amateur teams IN Omaha. Probably the
best known Of the professional ball play
ers who once played at Creighton is
Harry welcif. who vas with Omaha and
was the premier sticker Of the western
league. welch pitched for the Creighton
team at one time. and also was one Of
the best foot ball players ever going forth
on the Creighton field. Joe Lots OF the
Omaha team. who was sold to the Kear-
ney sta'e 'essue .e@. s.s 'lauon. ~
Creighton when he Joined the omahas
last year. He pitched for Creighton and
II was with this team that he first came
70 .ne nonoe %
willard ouieiey' wno = umpilins 20 .ne
Mihk ,easus' seuo.n' ~ sne e.s'sA
ton Meoica' eohese ne mansseu the
Fsrrel syrup conapans 'saA u ias. yeAr,
frucna Oh the orsikntoh too,oai squau
ana captain OF .ne DasAe'psh team
catenins win supsor ot 'ne sase
league he w'i i'nsn n's course ~ the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
D0ANE COLLEGE ATHLETES
CARRY OFF HASTINGS MEET

HASTINGS. Nee.. May is-tspecasl)-
she Dosne college athletes from Crete
carried off the longer end Of the honors
IN closely contested and unusually last
dual fieid ard track meet with Hastings
college on Hanson field yesterday after
neon. The records of both Institutions
were broken IN q number Of events.
In the short dashes Natznan. Marvel
ana Dickinson kept nearly abreast. Tue
4se-ysrd dash was especially elose ee-
tween Nutxman and Marvel and tn tne
hurdles Rice and Dunlap we're prscsicaiiy
neck and neck at each barrier. the hisn
and low being paired.
All the track events were especially
fast. Nutxman was the star performer
In she short dsshes- me Dunlap brothers
won three firsts for Hastings.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
- - HEALS
o.0.0. SORES AND ULCERS

g. simplest way It lust goes
blood
the trouble
ptoms and not reaching ths Every nuive copuse
blood infected nouh the fbrous
the place. but instead they constantly discharge into the flesh around
healthy tissue and causes the ulcer 70 enlarge Since
blood the only hope Ct s. q s has long bssn recognized
impuy from the blcod Will curing s.
Sores and Ulcers and medical advice e to al
Tm SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Beatrice Shuts Out
Humboldt in Eleventh

SEWARD, Neh.. May 1e-tspecial Tel
eeram.)-In pitchers battle between
Beitz Of Beatrice and Jarroft OF Hum
boIdt with superb fielding. the game
went eleven innings today with the score
1 to q. In favor Of Beatrice. The last
run was made in the eleventh inning on a
hit by Dsrrow. who later scored on an
error and a.passed BAH. Score: RH-E.
Beatrice ........eoeoeeesseEfs .
Humboldt .......e0eeeee eee0e-e 8 /
Batteries: yarrott and Dietz for Hum
boldt; eltz and Darroww for Bestrice.
Umpire: Mcfarland
|; The Persistent and Judicious Use OF
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Michael Scott Wins
st. Georges Cup

LONDON. May N-Fred Herreshoff.
ranner-up in last years American golf
championship. who competed in the match
on the sandwich links today for the St.
Georges championship challenge cup. was
euIte off his game He took ia strokes
to complete the thirty-six holes. The
winner Of the st. Georges cup was
Michael Scott. former open gslf champion
Of Australia, who finished the course
In 15S
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
NATIONAL SKAT TOURNEY
IN CHICAGO NEXT WEEK

CHICAGO. May ls-Arrangements have
been completed for the national skat con-
gress which win b held IN this city on
May IS. % and u. The event viii be the
tenth annual tournament Of the North
American skat league. the largest ana
most representative skat organization IN
the world. outside Of Germany. which
fosters the card game a. . national pas
time
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
WICHITA.

hits. PsstiErsv, Mse- nrst sss. en- en-
eslis; Or liueston.17c. eff 1fersche. 4.
struck out; BY Hue>ton. 8. hy Herschs. 8
Passed ball: ulaf8Eski.t stolen has<s:
ffaig. Hughes. Claire. Left on bases
Iohnstone. Time: LIZ
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
YOUNG AYIATORS ORGANIZE
Club to Teach 0maha Youths Trick
Of Flying Science.
ENTHUSIASTS NUMBER TWENTY


Twenty boys interested in the study Of
aviation and the building Of model aero
planes met at the Young Mems Chris
tisn ASSOCIATION Friday evening and
formed . club for the promotion Of the
model contest being held by the educa-
tional department, and to assist each
other IN building their models. Arthur
shrum. $50 Charles street. made the
principal speech. explaining TO the boys
what he wanted 10 have the club do. Mr..
.. J. Derisht. president Of The Aero CLUB
Of Nebraska. was present and spoke
many encouraging words 10 the boys.
saying that he believed II was a good
thing for them to do and that he had
bssn much pleased with the progress that
the soys te4 made with their models
In the asropiane contests which have
bean hsla At Fort Omaha. He told the
boys, further. that he would assisst them
in every way that he could and offered
to put Up fourth prize for the next
model contest. The boys rewarded him
by making him an honorary member and
put him on the committee to draft
constitution for the club.
Old Officers Elected.
Arthur shrum was elected president Of
the club; slgurd sjobsry. loi7 South
Thirty-first avenue. was chosen vice
president: Edwin Greevy. 2si4 Hickory
street. winner Of the cup in the last con-
test. was made secretary and Wilbur
Bradley, sls South Twenty seventh street.
treasurer. Edwin Greevy. sigurd sjoberg
and J. J. Deright were appointed a com
mittee, to frame q constitution for the
organization. The next meeting will be
held on Friday evening. May "a, at 7;so
o'clock. In the club room Of the boys de-
pertment. All boys who enter at this
time may become charter members Of
the club. The boys are requested to
bring their models with them 20. the next
for the purpose Of trying them
out In the gymnasium and getting sug-
sestions on how they can make them
more efficient.
These are members Of the club; Alfred
Peterson. soe2 Franklin street; Neis
Nordquist, Thlrty-first street and Stone
avenue: Donald smalley. 2ios Maple
street; Jack Hume. 202 Pratt street;
Clinton Tebbens, e74 Mason street,, w.
T. Turner a1ss Mason street: Benny
Howell, z7l5 North Twenty-sixth street:
Platt Taylor. PAS Spencer street,; Lee
Huff. los Hamilton Apartments; Dick
Giller. 1os South Thirty-fifth avenue;
Roy Moore. 771s Jackson street; Walter
Anderson, l71s Jackson street; Sheldon
colsrovs. G2 South sixteenth street:
Julius Frank. soi South Eighteenth
street; Lawrence Ackernan. 1iso South
fwenty-eishth street
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
pEs MONIES SHADES WICHITA

Four Hits IN Fiuh Innins Result On
- Three Runs.
DEs MONIES. Ia. May is--pes kioines
defeated Wichita N the second game OF
ne series hire today, score to q -Four
hits IN fhe NTH gave Des Moines three
Guns 1iaud the lead over the visitors
score: n a.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
SHOULD MEET -FOUR TEAMS
Nebraska Alumnus Appeals for New
Conference Schedule Rule.
REGRETS DROPPING OF AMEs
Felt that Iowa AGxies. Nebrmsl<a's
Most worthy Foe, should be
Played and that oki.homa
BE Omitted.
BY CLYDE Z. ELLIoTr

The need OF Missouri Valley confer
enoe rule governing the scheduling OF
foot hall games among the schools Of this
league has been emphasized by the book
ings OF the University OF Nebraska for
next fall The foot ball menu for isii
at the cornhusker school Is one OF the
most unsttractive that has been issued
there TN several seasons. But three
games, with an appeal to the alumni are
on the slate. These are the contests with
Minnesota. Kansas and Missouri. Re-
membranes Of the Missouri battle hast fsil
does not lend any fascination 10 the pros
peets ior koou risnt pet~een tne CORN
nuskers ana ilsers next su'umn tnousn'
.heh oAisho'n. mao osen Ahnouhcea -
'ns I'hal opponen' ot tne seAson-nuiy
:. A'e'n y eaeie esa was one.
o. eavo' .h.' !" uhhno"n 20 mos.
=, 'ne 10Y oAn ,nen o TINS seo'ion OF
"e 49, y. ~ p'A.e on .ne
ns a'e' sun 'e'"s o"e "A'e 'peh
p.'. @s
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o.,sho,n. "a r,,ss 10 y. -s
cnn,..,. v,,h Sussana ys,sv .anaa,s
onlv two r,smh.r. !, IN. cnrs.rsnca az.
10 be met--Kansas and Missouri. The
best OF all Nehraskas foes the Amea
collegians, are left Off this coming sea-
sons slate. Last fall, Ames was the
one school. outside Of Michigan and Min
nesota, that played In the class OF the
Cornhuskera They made the steihm
eleven 20 TO q . to 8 tie. Yet, next fall
this school is not booked, and Oklahoma
Ia taken ON instead. II does not make the
Nebraska alumni enthuse over their
school, NJ
Ames an Excellent Foe.
Ames. for many seasons. has been one
OF Nebraska's worthiest foes II was
the Aggie team that whipped the Corn
huskers In 1905. that played them to 7
the next season and that made history
At Dietz field In Omaha In 1908 in a
game which was won by the Cornhus-
kers. Ames always has fought the Corn
huskers hard. ana alumni who have
journeyed back to Lincoln for the game
have known that they were going 70
see Ilkut worm the money and time
spent.
No. n..p.s Co. ,a,o
san. with Anne. such a wor,hv fo.
n 1. not booked for . v.me Win IN.
cornhuskers next season n A. .nch
a copait,on that nah.. s,um,, v..rn
for = eonferepo. rule thai viii rsnul,.
,aeh ,san, 40 nlav . c.r,s,n ,,,,,h.r :,
vs,r.s w,,h ,h. o,n.- s.n.o,. !, a..
,e.v,. In N. sn,~ r,~n, . a.. =
/. mi. ,h., n.r.. 4, n.c....,v o. s..n
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"s = ioi
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!. s.e "eu'a .no''e Ahse. eeery
ssason - ~. - nnsas ana missouri
A'o tne'e schoo's oonpose
.ne ns tour OF ths ocnterence. We
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

Newspaper Advertising Is the Road 70
Hnsiness snecsss.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Standing Of Teams
wEsrN LEAGUE
NAT.LEAGUE.

Yesteraay's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver. 8; Omaha, 4
Wtchita. ): Des Moines. 4
ST. Joseph. rs; Topeka. g
Sioux CITY. .: Lincoln. I.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. Z; Pittsburgh. O.
Philadelphia. II: 81. Louis, 3
Brooklyn, Z. Chicago, s
New York. .: Cincinnati. 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, 10; New York. Z; ten inninss
Chicago. .: Boston. 1.
Detroit, .. Philadelphia. ~
~. Louis. u Washington. q
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. 8; Milwaukee. O.
Toledo. 8; Columbus. 4
Louisville, .; Indianapolis, z.
81. Paul. 3: Kansas City, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
SIOUX CITY SHADES LINCOLN

slcsntipasd, from First Page,
ay Fasats. !; 81 chsiisfts. { Umpire.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-23
Did You Know

The expression Mind you P's
and Q's" grew out of the ancient
English custom of charging Ii
quor by marking down the let
tiers P or Q on a mans bill, ac-
cording as he bought pint or
quart?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-23
TEACHING THE YOUNG

A lady district visitor had
dropped in on Mrs. Murphy in
IriShtown, and, as is usual with
such people, Immediately began
to lecture Mrs. Murphy about
rearing her baby.
81 hope, Mrs. Murphy" she
said, you're training you baby
up IN the way he should 60"
"'Deed'n l am that, twas the
reply. "Sure only last night I
held him up to the window to
watch his father fghtin a police
man."