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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

the Hollys is Just the cutest little cap
tain they ever saw. Hands off, girls. He
Ii engaged.
That boy Eisenhart Of the A. d. d. W.
team has every twist on the map.
Boys. you have gotta quit kickin' that
ball around II you want TO stick around.
Joe Gillian has signed UP to play sec
ond base on Saturdays for the Ameri-
cans.
woodruff will kick out OF Omaha May
II for Clear Lake. Ia, Of the Iowa state
league.
We haven't heard much from that
Florence wonder labeled Gustin this this
session.
Pickett Of the Omaha Grain exchange
has given up his berth a. first corner
custodian.
Coady Is the new gink secured TO hold
Iron company.
What 10 the matter with the organizers
Of that proposed Saturday league! why
50 silent, boysg
Next Thursday afternoon the Soldiers
at Fort Omaha will play q picked bunch
from the Creighton Uni.
matched to play today. but the Inde-
pendent gang called the battle off
When 1t comes to waltzing around that
shortstop territory. guess we will have
to tip our Ids to Gillian OF the Hollys.
That third attempt made by the Advos
and Independents to hook up proved a
miserable failure on account OF j.
Pluyius.
The Ancient order United workmen
team are especially anxious TO book a
few out-of-town games. Address Frank
Qulgley care Barker block.
For games with the Shamrocks call
South 1883 and shout for George Ken
nedy, or address him at Twenty-fourth
and N streets. South Omaha
Carmody OF the Advos has been
switched from short to left field as q
consequence. williamson. formerly the
left pasture agent. Is warming the bench.
Last week George FaIconer was again
asked 10 Join the storz Triumphs and
his answer was In the negative. George
saps II would break his heart TO leave
his old team mates. the Hollys.
From Appearances It seems AZ though
Manager Tom Noons didn't have a toe
hold on his second baseman. a Mr..
Bowie, for he has slipped over TO the
AdYos whom he will work for at short.
On first base the Americans have
Kecher. This is q new posish for him.
but he is built for that corner. He is a
skyscrGper with q long reach Now II
he can grab them he viii be the candy.
The fret part Of last week the Wag-
r.1ans ami storz Triunphs both claimed
shey hal a game booked with Fremont
for today. but when the cloud cleared
away the Stofz Triumphs were visible,
but the wagnans couldn't be found.
r!eTer since Hec was a pup has q
manager Of an Omaha team paid for
men 70 riGy for him. but now things
haze changed. According TO Madam
Rumo- Earl Grau, the chief OF the Grain
exchange IL handing out six round boys
ap.ece 10 his first cushion coyerer and
me OF his twirlsrs. Wovi
Can't somebody stop those o. d. Kip
fingers. since the season opened they
have been WALKING TO the hall OF fame
ike q class A team So far they have
participated In four wrangies winning
them all with apparent ease Today
they will take on the Soldiers down al
Fort Crook The boys In blue claim the
Kips are In ter q walloping. but the
cigar advertisers are singing q different
melody. Moran VIII twist 'em for the
Eftl.ilsef and Mike Dineen will stop
them behind the platter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
ZWILLING HEAVIEST SLUGGER
St. Joseph 0utfielder is Clouting the
Ball at 500 Clip.
JOHNSON LEADS FOR RoURKEs
"oid Hickory" the New Catcher, Go
inx Good, Getting Eight Hits In
The Twenty-one Times He
Has Been I'D.

zwilling Of 81. Joseph. displaced his
team-mate Barker >Borton as head Of the
slusgers In the Western league In the
last week. zwilllng Is leading the entire
bunch. by eloutlng the bali with all the
power at his command. In forty-eight
times at bat he mas connected safely
twenty-four times and heads the batting
list with an average OF 800.
Hickory Johnson. omahs's heavy hit
ting catcher Is among the top ones and
leads the Omaha battsrs with an average
OF Isl. He has connected safely eight
times In twenty-one times at bat. Thoma-
son is close on hls heels with 81. Saw
enteen fielders In tho league are fielding
perfect bail. Arbogast. the Rourke man
aver. Ia among that number. johnson is
second for Omaha and Kane 4 close third.
Hicks. the Rourke southpaw hurler has
pitched two games. winning both, and
ia tied for first place with Fentress,
who has won the only game he pitched.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
High School Girls
Tennis Tourney to
Start This Week

Drawings for the girls annual spring
singles tennis tournament OF the Omaha
High school were made by Miss Bess
Dumont physical training instructor. yes.
terday. The preliminary round will com.
mence tomorrow, the entrants playing At
Happy Hollow. Miller park and at the
Field club
The girls silver trophy cup, now In
the possession OF Miss Laura thinner
man, H. twice winner OF the coveted
first place honors. will be competed for
again ttas year. She win be called upon
to defend her title.
An innovation for the girl tennis en-
thusiasts will be decided upon at ths
weekly meeting OF the faculty athletic
board Of control this week when mem
bers viii take up the matter Of award
ing tennis 'o's" TO the four girls who
make the best showing at the racquet
game. So far the gentler sex has never
been awarded the coveted emblems in
any branch of athletics and many Of
the faculty are inclined TO think thst the
idea Of giving the girls some encourage
msnt in their games would prove q sue
cess.
Forty7eight girls will take part in the
tourney. Following are the drawings:
PRELIMINARY ROUNDS.
Sarah Cole plays Marguerite Mccartney.
Marie Vernon plays BERTHE Hoag.
Carmelita jenkins plays Lucille Fellers.
Laura Zimmerman play Katherine
Woodwork.
Della Rich plays EiInor Meoilton
Irene cotter plays Mary Reynolds
Edna Gibbs plays Anna Purdy.
Hazel beaverton plays Nettie Muir.
Tena Dorrance plays Charlotte Bedwel.
Effie cieliand plays Irene Mason.
Mary johnson plays Margaret Brad
way.
Mabel Nelson plays Katherine Culver.
Haurea Hendee plays Ruth Rklander.
Betlah Byrd plays Barbara Churchill.
Marion Dolan plays Laura Myers.
Irene Majors plays Olive Christensen.
FIRST HOUND.
Helen Sanford plays Alice Porterfield.
Alice Rushton plays Letitia Van Buren,.
Marion staples plays Helen Hoffhlme.
Elizabeth Bertch plays Freda STEINER.
Harriet Sherman plays Georgia Hop
kins.
Dorothy Brown plays Marie Bloom.
Helen Curtis plays Mildred Hcag.
Helen Johnston plays Marie VreslAnd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
DWYER HAS GOOD TEAM
AND FANS ARE WITH HIN

The Lincoln 'Lopes have had their
share Of tough luck. but now that they
are getting their stride they ought to
show the league some class. Bill DWyer
has q good club. and once he gets his
machine working with all six cylinders
ehugging smoothly II VIII be a tough nut
for all Corners TO crack The club owners
and writer's around the circuit have 3
lot Of sympathy for Don Despair. Mis-
fortune caused his failure last season. 1t
would seem that he has had his share.
But as the old sdage goes. 1T never
rains but IL pours." Don seems 10 be In
IL for q season Of H. There Is not a
trusr sportsman nor better fellow con-
neeted with the Western league than
Despair. And the best Of II all Is that
the fans are sun sticking with Don
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
M'GILL REVIEWS LEASE
ON GROUNDS IN DENVER

Jimmy MeGIlrs present lease on Broad
way park. Denver. the home Of the
Bears expires at the close Of the presen;
season. but Jimmy renewed Il the other
day for six years and the Grizzlies are
sure Of downtown park for some time.
Several months ago McGill thought he
might not be able to renew the lease and
was negotiating for q new park He had
planned to erect steel and concrete
stands The present home Of the Bears
Is one Of the best and is the bisg pst Tot IN
the league II 10 eonyeniently located and
MeGin was lucky TO renew his bold on d.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

The storz Trlumphs will swim up to
Fremont and do their mightiest to whip
the Fremont leaguers.
The Luxus Brewers will go against the
Columbus State leaguers again, and IL
luck visits their camp II Is a safe wager
that they will spin home with the bacon.
At Athletic park. Council Bluffs two
classy games are looked for when the
BIatE aggregation buck up against the
Council Bluffs Ramblers in the first
event and the Townsends hook up with
tho Council Bluffs Merchants. The Mer-
chants have lost one game this sea
son. while the sunners have clean
record. Morearty or Adams will boost
EN- for the powder gang and wild Bill
Humbach win lift EN- for the Buffers
Lineup for the second game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
MAKES GOOD ii
IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE

Leslie Mann. once a star athlete at
Lincoln High school. has made himself
solid with the fans at Seattle where he
10 playing the center garden for tina
Dougdale crew in the northwestern
league. Leslie batted at a .s7s clip In the
first six games Of the season. ending last
week. standing second only to Fred Weed.
a former Western league player with
Sioux City
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

Tho Alamitos and number OF their
rooters will pack themselves snugiy in
the Aamito Creamery eompany's big
truck and wander down to Papillion.
where they will endeavor TO slip the
cornhuskers at that burg packaged lab
eled defeat
A couple Of duels that should draw a
packed house VIII be the base bali desert
handed out at the Farrell base bali en-
porium. First mix: Farrells vs.. Baums.
Second fuss: Advos against Sherman
Avenue Merchants. Lineup for first
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
ALL BALL PARKS ENGAGED
Many Amateur Games to Be Served
Up This Afternoon.
TWO MIXES AT MILITARY POST
Rain Has Interefered with sched-
uIes During, Last Two sundays,
bat with Good Weather To-
day All VIII BE Out.

Rain has intsrfered with amateur base
ball for two Sundays, and IL today is
propitious every park In the city win be
alive with players and fans. There will
be two lively games at Fort Crook The
Omaha Grain Exchange will play the
Hanscom Parks. and the workmen will
try out with the Holly bunch.
Following are the lineups:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
ThrosEh the KnothoIe.

Wonder II the Independents the super
stitious7
Wolfe Is pitching grand ball for the
Blair aggregation
-Four games played and none lost Is
the record Of the Holiys
sosey Dougherty of the storz Triurnphs
still retains his batting optic
Last Wednesday the Hollys whipped
tire Soldiers al Fort Omaha.
Strike Out Swanson viii Be at ths lob
for the Florence Athletics today.
An the fair ones think that Atkins Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05
G.snser o. Bench

Eddie Gasnier Is decorating the In
disnapoIIs bench. having stepped aside
In favor Of oiLegy. The former Dstrolt
4kortstoprsr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

BhttInE-ht. Joseph, .N4; DENVER. ~,
Topeka .2f2: Lincoln. .25s; pes Moines
.1as: wiohaa. .2sa; Sioux City. no: Omaha.
.zi9
Ffeiding-st. Joseph. os4: Denver $685.
Topeka .&s; Wichita, 1855: Lincoln, a50
Sioux City, "a; Omaha. .sSs; Des Moines
$50. ~,,4
gfolen Daees-Sf Joseph "a. glotix Citv-.ttl.
II; Denver, Is; Wichita. Is: Omaha. H.
Lincoln, II: Topeka. II; Des Moines. s. -
Sacrifice Hits-Wichita, s5; Denver, 1s.-
Topeka. u: Omaha, 10; st. Joseph ~
Des Moines. 10; Sioux City. 10; Lincoln. q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

The Blstx team has reorssnlzed for
the season and is ready to book games
with any or all teams In or out Of Omaha.
They would specially like to book games
with wagmans. HoIIys. Parcels, indie
pendents or spaaidlngs Of Omaha and the
Cubs. Ramblers. Americans and Dundees
Of Council Bluffs. Pete Karlousk has
signed up with the Blatz and Horace
Gillespie. his mate partner. Will also be
seen with BIatz suit on Roy Stacey
will manage 10 team and would like TO
book games with teams in or out Of
Omaha Call South lz8 or address ST
North Twelfth street South Omaha The
Blstz win play the Council Bluffs Ram
blers at Merchants park today. A
good game is expected as both teams are
in shape and claim q victory. The lineup
WILL h..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

That thirteen-inniug battle between
Omaha and Des Moines Friday was
worth the money and Omaha WAS not so
superstitious that II feared to win In the
thirteenth. And here again we are forced
to speak Of our slugging catcher. John
son. who broke up the game in omaha's
behalf with two-bagger. at least. he
started the breaking which scanlon COM
pleted. The young man, Hicks. with
some very handy pitching. had vital
part In things.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

1t begins to look as II Jake stshi would
keep Mr.. Athletics as busy as they care
to be winning that 1919 pennant Jake
has come back" 90 blamed fast as to
keep the heads Of the rest Of the man
ayers spinning Jake has had couple
OF years In q bank and has learned the
ldiscounting system. He wouldn't be con-
tent with anything short Of about % per
cent. And It's up to Jake to hump along
with his Red sox, for old man King Is
a-coming with his Beans. Boston Is
being restored to the base ball map
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

The Phillies are starting out with the
worst run Of luck even they have had for
years Doom. Doolan. Knsbs and Walsh
all went down and out temporarily within
few days and that at the beginning Of
the season when all were most needed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

Jack Thomas featured in the game here
Thursday by hitting into two double plays
when he had chances to score pair of
runs. Jack really has got by his slusging
days. II seems.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

Mr. Chance. though down and out 50 far
as playing goes. is rather tenacious In
his desire to keep his team in first d.
vision. The old Cubs are clawing them
all little. with the chances Of fiercer
fight when fully aroused. Chicago Is
likely to have q real place in the business
again this year. Galatians sox are sim
ply running at break-neck speed and
show no signs OF slackening their speed
Cal is another OF the old boys whose
comeback was no joke.
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iAjusticiado!

Habian pasado mas de vein.
te y cinco amos sin que. en- La
redo Sc levantara el fatidico
tablado, la infamante horca,
instrumento medieval de
expiaci6n y de venganza, que
ha perdurado a despecho de
nuestra civilization y de
nuestros altruismos filos6fi.
cos.
Un crimen monstruoso por
la CIRCUMSTANCES agravanti-
simss que coneurrieron en-
su comision. hizo que la so.
ciedad de Laredo. en- maza,
reclamase un castigo elem
plar para los culpables
y la horca Sc levanto, aho'
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pues con gefes, la tomarian
facilmente con su artilleria
y todo.
"Hasta hoy, los cabecillas
revolucionarios han seguido
una tactica magnifica, pues
ocuparon Gomez Palacio sin
resistencia, y al desocuparla
por su propio beneficio, Sc
cree [sin fundamento) que
fue por tenor q la artiIleria
federal; pero este no es cier.
to, toda vez que solo hubo
nueve bajas por parte de los
rebeldes, que eran mas dc
tres MIL"
Hasta aquf la carta er
question.
Nuestros lectores harar
los concentrates que su rectt
criterio les sugiera.
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Noticias de
Torreon,

De una carta fechada en-
Torre6n ell 13 del actual, que
recibimos aver, recortamos
10 siguiente, por ser de pal
pitante actualidad para nues
tros lectores, anciosos de CO.
nocer los pormenores del
drama que esta pare desar-
rallarse en- Ia region de la La
guna, entire las fuerzas fede-
rales y las rebeldes:
"Creo que la situacidn no
Sc dominara por ell Sr. Ma
dero, porque aqui, en- esta
comarca, hay mas de diez
mil revolucionarios, por mas
que Sc hayan mandado tro
pas federales y artilleria,
(mas artilleria que tropas,
pues los soldados no llegan a
tres mil hombres.l
| "Aqui Sc han registrade
varios encuentros, y dire
(aunque con sentimiento,que
NADIA les han hecho a los
vazquistas; por ell contrario,
siempre euedan victoriosos,
va sea que Sc queden en- e
campo del oombate, Q que
efectuen una retirada.
"Con ell levantamientO dc
lQrozco va parece que e.
mumdo esta de parte de Ia
revuelta.
''Se puede asegurar que
esta plaza no la tomaran los
insurrectos, porqueles faltar
efes que diriian ell ataquei
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POLITICA
DE MEXICO.

Durante Ia que hoy termna, parece que la ST.
tuacion politica de Mexico ha mejorado bastante
AL pesmismo de que dimos cuenta en- nuestro pasado
ndmero, ha sucedido un optimsMo ahagader, eperado
sin dqa nor los peaues trnfos obtendos por las fuer.
zas del Gberno contra los zapatstas del Estado de Mo-
recs contra los vazqustas de Gomez Palacio asi CO.
mo por ell resultado de las manifestaciones popuares
organizadas en- la cudad de Mexico San Luis Potosi
" en- oras parties del pas manifestations que hacen
Greer que Sr Madero va reconnaissance su antigua
populardad 81 asi ustica hayy de sobra para ese
optmismo de quepor ahora nos hacemos partcpes,
r., ,martes de H. paz del orden.
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IA GRAN MA@..

Per vez prlnera en- Ia historic de "a
Magia Sc presenta ante el phblico una
INSTITUTION dispuesta a impartir valiosos
conocAientos relatives a este misterioso
arte-ciencia. Sabido es cuan fantasticos
asombroso, efectos pueden ejecutarse
mediante la iniciacion en- los secrctos de
"a Gran Magia, Conneidos ann los nenas
Eres aa heliar, fteItnaaSiia, Sehor Yari0
J Thorn, los caIcbrss image ilusionisfas
por d6Quiera repereGte Ia faina de''estos
pr6cefes'y de otros itarios' q quienes IA
possession dc estos tesoros ha hecho celea
bres.
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creemos que, dado ell optmismo cue ahora Sc noa en-
McKee, prcnto cesara por comNleto Sc reanudaran to
dos los negocos que estan en- manos de los amercanos
! Desde principles de la semana sc ha habado de una
gran batala entire las uerzas del Goberno las uerzas
rebedes de Pacua Orozco que avanzan sobre Tore6n,
combate que sera decisive pues se asegura que
uerzas federaes concentrates en- Torre6n para mpe
dir ell paso las fuerzas rebedes de Orozco ascenden
diez mil hombres de las tres armas, mientras que las
fuerzas rebeldes hacen ascender ses mil, tambien
, de las tres armas.
! Creemos que en- esas cfras hay mucha exageraci6n,
puss de cierose sabe que ell Gra insurrecto Salazar
cue avanzo sobre Torre6n componendo ell camno, solo
evaba 1900 hombres Orozco preparaba para seguro
con dos mil mas.
Respecto del combate, sabe que Sc haya librado
todava aunque va aqu habian egado noticias nalambr
de que Pascua Orozco ue derrotado muerto desde
lei jueves en- la madrugada 81 no antes.
Cceemos que corresponsales inalambricos madru
|gan mucho,
En- Mexico San Luis Potosi, Monterrey otras ciuda
des moortantes se han ceebrado manifestations popu
lare protestando adhesion al Goberno constituido VI
proclamando la paz hacienda que el prestgo la
|popuardad del Sr Madero renacen en- ell coraz6n del
pueblo mexicano.
Por ora psrte en- casi todos los Estados de la Repl
blca estan organzando actualmente cuerpos de vo
luntaros para ayudar al Goherno en- la pacfcac6n del
pas producendo estos actos populares un optimismo
que consuelay hace esperar eores das para pals en-
un future remote.
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gando en- los corazones todo
sentimiento &c piedad, toda
idea de perd6n, todo rssgo
de humanidad, de filosofia,
6 de espiritu religioso.
La fatidica horca Sc ha le.
vantado una vez mas en- La.
redo!
Dos individuos preparan 4
sangre fria un robo en- Ia jo-
yeria del joven Levytansky;
10 maduran y 10 ejecutan, ma
tando al joyero con premedi-
taci6n, alevosia y sobre segu
70, pues el joven joyero no
pudo siquiera lamar un
Jay! de agonia, y con tanta
limpieza Y habilidad y san
gre fria cometieron el cri-
men, que nadie pudo sospe-
char de ellos, y pudieron asis
tir a los funerales de la victi
ma. Uno de ellos, Comp.
ton, hizo mas: contrajo ma-
trimonio mientras su victi-
ma descansaba en- el anfitea-
tro de la casa de inhumacio-
mes, y pag6 los derechos ma
trimoniales con ell dinero a.
rrancado a la victilna, man
chado de sangre y de mate
ria cerebral.
La justicia Sc mostr6 acti-
va y energica. El pueblo
hlzo punto de honor encon-
trar y castigar a los culra-
bles, y Sc ofrecieron premios
para los que los descubrie-
sen 8 aprelendiesen.
Pocos dias fueron necesa-
rios para descubrir!os, Rpre-
henderlos, arrancarles una
confession plena, confrontar
pruebas, reconstruir el dra-
ma sangriento Y someterlos
q la decision del jurado.
Ell fallo fue extraordinario.
Compton fue condenado q su
frir la pena de muerte en- la
horca,y su companero, su 80
clio Frank, fue condenado &
reclusi6n perpetua en- una
penitenciaria, por la ate
nuante de haber confesado
plenamente y con todos sus
pormenores ell horroroso y
sensational crimen.
La sentencia cause ejecu-
toria, y Sc senal6 el dia en-
que Compton deberia ser e.
, jecutado, el 1ro. de Mario
actual.
Pero no faltaron gentes
piadosas que ocurrieran al
&c. Gobernador del Estado,
para que, usando de sus pre-
rrogativas, conmutase Ia Pc
ma de muerte, aplicada q
, Compton, por la de reclu-
sion perpetua en- una peni-
, tenciaria, alegando todas laa
) razones que su piedad les SD
> geri6, y hasta nosotros mis-
. mos pedimos esa conmuta'
ci6n, aunque no por senti-
miento piadoso, pues cree.
mos que ell crjmen 8 los cri'
menes cometidos por Comp
ton, ameritan un csstigo &C.
D verisfsimo, sino porque cree
: mos firmemente que la muel
> tie no es un castigo, como Il
+ acredita el hecho constante
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En- cambio les temores de una intervention americana
en- Mexico sea por Ia via plomatica por medic de las
armas sguen aumentande mas mas cada dia, dadas la
actitud agresiva del Gobernador de Texas la actitud
ambigua del Presidente Taft, al recomendar los ame
rcanos residences en- la Rep1bca Mexiesna que abando
eli pals mentras dure la actual crisis politea asegu
randoles que seran ndemnizadcs ppr les daos perui
clos que sufran sus ntereses pues vrtud de esa
Recommendation del Presdente Taft le ofrecmien.
to ell exodo de amercanos ha sdo rnuy nueToso, aun-
que va para estas feehas ha ecrecdo notabemente,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-03-16

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