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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-23
Pannler Gown Sash.

The pannier gown is incomplete
without girdle or sash. In fact. the
girdle of soft silk, velvet or satin ID
a very admirable way to retain q slen'
derness at the waistline and to con-
ceal the attachment Of the pannier 1t
the top. Girdles can be nom two to
six inches wide. depending on the
length of the wearer from neck line to
waist line.
Long-waisted women may wear high
girdles with grace. Their less for
tunate sisters should cling to the mar.
row ones, and use end Of material in
long. straight lines or loops to en-
phasize height.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-23
Buckle Brooches.

Buckle-shaped brooches now fasto1
the back Of the stock collar. and these
are SO wide that they almost all the
space at the nape Of the neck and
afford the support to the chiffon and
net throat yelling at that point which
the best Of boning will not furnish.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-23
lnsurinq Private Cup.

To insure the owner of a private
shaving cup kept In barber shop
that he is its only user there has been
Invented a paper cap to cover It.
which cannot be removed without
breaking a seal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-23
1akinu the Easier.

Mrs. Messer-Now. Tommy go and
kiss your auntie, or mamma will whip
you hard. Tommy latter a long look
at the auntie)-Whip me, ma!
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
WOMAN TIPS OFF DlSPENSARY
AND BRINGS IN THE EVIDENCE
By Bud" Fisher

Captain Dunn is satisfied that the
female Of the species Is more deadly
than the male. Men have volunteered
their services as stool pigeons and when
the captain told them to go as far as
they liked, nothing came Of their sleuth-
ish activities.
Early last night little woman told
the captain she knew where a naughty
man was selling beer. and, II he'd like
II. she'd go out and get the evidence.
That was all right with the captain.
II was $50 O'Clock when the s.. O. 8.
flashed from 112i jackson street. Cap
tain Dunn detailed Sergeants Cook and
Samueison and Detectives Pattullo and
Mcdonald to go to the number with the
patrol wagon.
Directly thereafter was heard the
rustic Of woman's skirts In the jail ham
and into the captains office ran the
breathiess little woman. a tumbler half
filled with beer held high in the air.
Here 1t is. Here 1t Is" she cried.
i've got the evidence. drank half of
II and here's the other half" And she
planked the stale beer upon the captains
desk.
Then the officers carted In a big
case Of cold beef and numerous bottles
Of whisky. Bill skarmsritos. the pro-
prietor OF the place. was locked up for
selling after o'clock.
The little woman will be the star wit
ness against him in police court this
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
H0MESTEADERS PREPARE
TO ASSEMBLE THEIR FORCES

Homesteaders who were lucky in the
recent Rosebud reservation drawing met
at dinner last night In the rathskelier
Of the Henshaw hotel. More than go
men and women were there. ople Cham
bers Of Dallas. 8. D.. was the principal
speaker Of the evening. He explained
the purpose of the gathering was to or
ganlze and get special concessions from
the railroads and government He also
talked of conditions and land values in
the Rosebud reservation.
The meeting was patterned after that
held in Chicago week ago Tuesday. An
organization was formed last night with
william Stewart. manager Of the oliver
Typewriter company, as president.
Charles Horn was elected vice president
and Miss Nellie Mcdonald secretary.
The membership comprises residents of
South Omaha. Council Bluffs and Omaha.
A meeting will be held every few weeks
and those who have drawn numbers In
Trip and Mellette counties will be In
yited to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Appeal for Share Of
Draft Price Denied

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. s-The appeal
OF Player C. @. .sterrer Of the Evans
Vile club Of the Central league, asking
that a ruling Of the National association
which refused to allow him one-thlrd Of
the draft price paid for him by the st.
Louis club OF the National league be set
aside was refused today by the National
Base Ball commission. The evidence
showed that while the player would prob
ably have been entitled to one-third OF
the purchase money In case he was sold.
yet no provision was made In case he was
drafted.
Player Harry T. Mccormick Of the New
York Nationals was restored 10 good
standing In organized base ball upon the
payment Of fine OF 80 The player
contended that he refused 70 report TO
the New York club owing TO his desire
TO promote his business interests. which
were outside OF base bali
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Iowa New. Notes.

CRESTON-Next Thursday the Eighth
district republican congressional commit
tee will meet here to set the date for
the district convention that will APPOINT
the national delegates to the Chicago
convention next June.
LoGAN-Dr. c. w. FarweIl Of Omaha
was greeted by an attentive audience at
Woodmen hall here last evening, at which
time the Omaha lecturer asserted that
society was on the verge OF a radical
change. and that the signs Of the times
clearly indicated that the changes would
be for the betterment of man, that JUS
tice would displace injustice and that the
conflict between labor and capital would
cease and that the brotherhood OF man.
kind would be fully established In the
near future. 4sssssts
L0GAN-Members Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star entertained the members
Of Chrysolite lodge No. 40 Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons. at Odd Fellows
hall last evening. A humorous exemplifi-
cation Of the degree work OF the blue
lodge, Q two-course luncheon for $50,
solos and vocal music by a double quartet
were among the features OF the evening.
Mrs. c. A. Harvey and j. G. Smith were
among the solo singers. The women's
quartet was composed OF Mrs. w. H.
Johnson. Miss Mary Rice. Mrs. A. w.
Blackburn and Mrs. c. A. Harvey. The
male quartet was made up OF W. II.
Johnson. J. c. Smith. George Harvey and
c. s. Cobb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
TESTIMONY OF ATTELL.
WILL Be INVESTIGATED

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Applicatica has
been made by the state Athletic commits
son 20 Attorney General Gannoay 10
investigate the testimony Of Abe Attell
and his manager. given during the recent
hearing Of the AtteIi-Knoekout Brown
fight here. as the result OF which Attell
was convicted Of taking and barred
for six months from boxing in this state.
The Commissioners referred the matter
10 the attorney general. believing that the
conflicting testimony given az the hear
ING might involve charge Of perjury.
Today Mr.. cafmody replied that his
deputy In this city win look after the
case.
The commission today barred '-Ty-
Cobb. q Philadelphia lightweight. from
boxing In this state for ninety days
Cobb. II Il charged. fai'ed to appear for
. scheduled bout with I.tsy Kline.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Culled from the Wires

The 1872 convention OF the American
Bankers association win be held In De-
troit In the week beginning September q
An Increase in the number of perma-
nent letter carriers in Boston. Brooklyn
End st. Louis has been determined upon
BY the Postoffice department.
Mimic sea warfare carried on by the
entire Pacific torpedo boat flotilla Is
proceeding along the 300 miles Of coast
between San Pedro, Cal. and San
quentin, Lower California
President Gomez has ISSUED a decree
directing all the heads of national and
municipal departments to dismiss en-
ployss against whom evidence of former
hostility 10 the cause Of Cuba llbre'
Is presented by the Veterans assocla-
ton.
/ Convinced that the young nurse In the
new Philadelphia General hospital, who
was believed by some OF the attaches to
be Dorothy Arnold. Is not the missing
heiress, John \. Keith OF New York, at
torney for the Arnold family, returned to
Nev York.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
OMAHA H. S. FIVE TO
PLAY LINCOLN SATURDAY

The Omaha High school basket ball
squad Ia withoutthe services Of coach
this week. az joy Clark, who has been
teaching the youthful basket Fingers the
art OF the floor game since the opening
OF the season Is now In San Francisco
on business and will not return until next
week.
Nevertheless the lads are pracucing
just a. regular as ever at the local ''Y''
gymnasium for their annual battle with
the Lincoln High school quintet which
will be played at the Capital city satur-
day evening, Captain crocker. left for
ward. Il directing the work Of the squad.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Young Mems Hebrew
Association Decides
Upon Organization

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Young
Mems Hebrew association was held last
evening in the vestry room Of Temple
Israel. The constitution Of the organlza-
ton was read and amendments made.
The constitution will be read for the last
time at the meating next Wednesday
evening and will be passed upon by the
association.
The question of dues and election Of
officers was the chief topic. Many were
In favor Of having an annual assessment
of 50. Others wanted the members to be
divided into six classes, life. patron,
honorary. active. donor. and junior men,
beers. each to pay at least 80 and as
much more as they saw ut. Those op-
posed to this claimed that the members
paying large sum into the association
would consider themselves above those
who paid but 50. This was settled by CIV
ing equal privileges in the club to all men,
beers no matter how much they con-
tributed TO the general fund Of the or
ganization. This rate OF assessment
was adopted.
Whether to elect the board Of directors
for three years or one year greatly
puzzled the association. Some thought
by electlng them for long term Of
office would take away the authority
from the association. Harry Lapidus
said that the Jewish people when they
belong 10 an organization want to have
something to say about Its running.
that this was quality instilled In the
jewish people by nature. He said that
IL few men were 10 have the say about
the business Of the club the members
would lose interest In the association.
II was decided TO elect the board Of
directors for one year. The election
will be held in the near future
Speeches praising the men for pushing
such beneficial project for the Jewish
men in Omaha were made by !. ziegler.
7. 5, Hadra. b. Berg and william Holtz-
man.
A library was started last evening.
About one hundred volumes were donated
by the members.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
FARMER Johnson CONFIDENT
he HAS BIG COAL VEIN

/ FREMONT. Eeb., Feb. S-(special y
Property, owners along Logan creek In
the northeastern part Of Dodge county.
are of the opinion that the discovery Of
coal on Eph Johnson's farm Is going to
be a big thing for that section. In spite
Of the cold weather and Inadequate tools
and equipment. Mr.. johnson has con-
tlnued his prospecting In other places
along the creek with very satisfactory
results, and other farmers have turned
prospectors. The same formation extends
n distance OF several miles and veins
have been discovered at number OF
places. Back little way from the
banks Of the creek the black shale and
clay which overlaid the vein on the
johnson place has been found at a depth
Of only five or six feet from the surface
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
OMAHA SOCIALISTS TO HAVE
ORGAN DURING CAMPAIGN

The socialist party Of Omaha has now
completed plans through their city CEN
trail committee for the publication Of
their campaign paper. Arrangements
have been made with the Weekly Enter
prlser, published by the Enterpnser Pub
fishing company OF Lincoln. Neb.. for an
Omaha edition OF 10000 or 5000 copies.
The exact number will be decided AZ
soon as the distribution bigades make e
complete record Of the number Of faml-
lies living In their respective ward
branches These papers will be delivered
to the families Of Omaha by the socialists
free Of charge The first delivery win be
March and viii continue until after
election.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Walks Out of Store
With Cases of Gems

CHICAGO, Feb. ga man walked into
a jewelry store here today, picked up two
sample cases of jewelry. walked out
and has not been found by the police
In the case were jewels worth $4,000
owned by a New York jevelry firm.
They had been taken to the store by
c. A. Holbrook. salesman.
AS the man was leaving. a footman
stopped him, but was told the salesman
had directed the cases were to be taken
back to hotel. Later Holbrook appeared
and learned the jewels had been taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
M.ai.sa WIN nave SAN re.m.

MADISON, Nsb., Feb S-tspeciaLp-A
meeting Of the business men and base
bali fans has been called At the city hall
a. sp. m Friday to discuss the PROPOSE
tion OF organizing 4 bah team the COM
Ing summer and 10 provide ways and
means for its support. Madison proposes
to get on the map from base ball point
OF view Is well as In other matters, and
II plans work ost as contemplated Madl-
son VIII have AkHse ball team the coming
years which win cause other towns in
northeast Nebraska TO set up and take
notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
SHERIDAN GETS POPULAR
DECISION OVER WAGNER

WINDSOR. Ont. Feb. s.-Popular de-
cislon gave Mickey Sheridan Of Chicago
a slight shade over Billy Wagner Of
Chicago in fast eighs-round bout here
tonight.
Wagner outpointed Sheridan slightly,
but the latter constantly carried the
fight to his clever opponent. The men
are ilghtweights. There was not q
knoekdown during thu fight. Sheridan.
whose physical condition caused him to
seek rest recently, showed marked Inn
provement over his last Windsor fight
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
BRISK PLAY SEEN IN SECOND
ROUND OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

PTNEHURsT. N. c.. Feb. s-Brisk play
prevailed In the second round Of the ST.
Valentine golf tournament today. the
matches requiring an extra hole and few
Of them ending short Of the sixteenth.
Survivors In the first division who play
In tomorrow's semi-finals are Robert
Hunter Of weeburn and C. n. Phillips
OF the Greenwich Country club and c. l.
Becker Of Woodland and DIT. c. II.
Gardner q Asavam.
In the CONSOLATION there remain 7. d,
Boyd Of 3elierieve and C. NJ. Fink Of
Dunwoodie and y. X. Robson Of oakhili
and Joseph curtiss OF Rochester. N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
HOPPE 0UTPLAYS SUTTON
Champion Balk Line Cue Artist
Retains His Title.
WINNERS HIGH RUN ENErY-sK
Final score Of billiard Match In
New York Five Hundred Points
TO Two Hundred and
Eighty.

NEW YORK. Feb. s-willie Hoppe. for
the second time In few months. SUCCESS
fully defended his ptle OF worlds ~.
balk line billiard champion against
George Sutton Of Chicago MS challenger
here tonight. The final score was 600
points ID 10 snd-the. champions average
was % tn, with high runs Of %. $ and rs.
sutton never threatened to annex the
title and his cue work was disappointing.
His average was 70 s-i1 and his best run
ST. Hoppe closed bis string with run
Of sevcnty-eisht.
sutton. who won the bank. made one
and then bunsled single cushion.
Hoppe put twelve cushion shots together
as his first effort and backed Il with
fifty-sevsn IN his next turn. His draw
shots were excellent and his use OF Eng
lish brought about better positions than
Sutton secured. The latter coaxed the
spheres together at times. but was off
on his single cushion shots.
Both experienced some In and out cue
work after the opening innings. II was
Hoppe who first Strengthened himself out.
making a run Of ninety-six In his eleventh
turn al the table. The champion favored
the short table method for his big cluster
Hoppe led BY 81 to ia at the end Of
this inning.
Hoppe two turns later backed UP his
big run with one Of lightweight and
at the end Of the fifteenth inning the
tally stood az to se summary.
William ". .Hoppe-i2, 50, %. Is, q Q, "A
Average. gs71ll High runs. %, a, "a.
George sntton-i. IL. ~. o, G., q. o. n. J.,
Q. 4. agn, n. Total. 80. Aver
age, Is 81. High rams 81. 70. ~.
Heferees Harry r. Cline Of Philadelphia.
Mayer Emeioyea strategy.
NEW YORK. Feb. s.-strategy on the
part OF Joseph Mayer. the Philadelphia
champion, worked the defeat Of J. +.
Pogsenburg this afternoon in the only
game Of the day in the annual class A
jss balk line amateur billiard champion
ship. Mayer began by pounding the balls
an around the table until the former
champion completely iost his touch for
the clone position game. at which he Is
strongest. With Poggenburgs game
wrecked Mayer proceeded TO run out and
finished by the score Of 100 points TO 81
Summary:
Mayer-TOtal zoo Average. sos High
poggenbure-TotaI 81. Average, ST.
e. High runs, 81 n r.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Creighton Seniors
Beat the Freshmen

AS a practice for their game with the
Silver city ua) High school tonight. the
Creighton seniors met the freshmen at
basket bali yesterday and slipped Oft with
y 10 l. victory. The freshmen early In
the season beat the seniors in regular
game. The seniors showed speedy team
work and ability in throwing goals. while
the freshmen were crippled through the
loss Of their best players and lack Of
practice Russum was the seniors bright
star. scoring sixteen baskets. Waters
and Torrey played the bent game for the
freshmen.i
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

PI<EHCRsT. N. c.. Feb. s-Three
nineteen-hole ana two twenty-hole
matches added 10 the interest of todayss
g.sy In ne 81 Valentines golf solrna-
who PLAY In the order given tomorrow.
N. W. pe4n Of Oklahoma and c. /.
Becker ~ woodland. Dr.. c. H. Gardner
DaT56tx. Henry g. Fownes Of Oakmont
and Robert Hunter OF Wee Burn. G. n.
PHILLIPS q Atlantic City and D. 7. Allen
of F-- HLlx
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
WILLIAMS GUILTY OF
R0BBlNG TOLL TAKER

Rob Williams. the negro who on the
night Of December 2 held up Earl W.
Spencer, toll man on the Douglas street
bridge, and robbed him OF s1Z6e. was
convicted by Jury before Judge Day in
the equity division, Of the district court.
He will be sentenced to from one TO M
teen years In the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Amity Defeats Tarkio.

COLLEGE SPRINGS. Ia. Feb. s-(spe-
clal.)-Tarkio met its first defeat OF the
season in a hard fought game with the
old rivals. Amity, here last right. The
first half ended with a tie score, 10 to
10. but AmIty's superior basket shooting
in the last half ran up the final score
Of Is TO q
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
BILLY UvICk TO MEET
KNOCKOUT" BROWN SOON

KANSAS CITY. NO. Feb. S-tspeciai
TeleEram.t -Arranssm are under way
for 3 tweive-round bout between George
(knockouo Brown OF Chicago and Billy
Uvick Of Omaha to take place in this
city about February z.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
COLONEL FOSTER DROPS
DEAD RIDING ON TRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-coioneI Charles W.
Foster. acting chief signal officer and
inspector of field artillery for the CEN
trail division Of the United States army.
dropped dead tonight on a train between
Chicago and Fort sheridan. Colo. Foster
was IS years Old.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

MADISON. Ssb... Feb. s-tspeciai.l-
Mrs.. Peirlee Hunter OF Battle Creek. Neb..
has commenced action In the district
court Of Madison county for legal separa-
ton from her husband. Giles @. Hunter.
She alleges nonsupport.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
pe.peratc shootInx

pains In the chest require quick treat
ment. Take DIR. Kings New Discovery
for safe and sure relief. 5oc. N.oo. For
sale bv resion Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
De. Moines sian. weich.

IL Hilary WEIGH.
formerly Third haseiuan. has been signed
FOR the 1912 season 6y Des Moines West
ern league team. WEIGH was released
last spring by Sioux City and during part
OF the season managed the Mitchell club,
South Dakota State league.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

MASON CITY. Ia, Feb. S-tSpeciai
TeIesram.p-chsrles Hall, a half breed
Indian. living at Mazu. Mont. was mar
ried today to Miss Maud Wagner, q
young white woman Of Kildner. N. d.
They left Immediately for the west
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

There Is no better medicine made for
colds than chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
IL acts on natures plan. relieves the
lungs opens the secretions. aids expeo-
toratIonr and restores the system to q
healthy condition, For sale by all drug
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
KLEIN signs Contract.

; NEW YORK. Feb. S-wniiam ]. Klein
today signed a three-year contrast as
national league umpire Mr.. KLEIN has
offielaied as umpire Ia the senior organi-
ration for seven years.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

IsHIM, Siberia. Feb. s--A party Of
fifty persons persisted In snowstorm
while travelling along the road In the
vicinity OF this city. They were caught
In drift from which forty eorpses have
been dug.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
With the Bowlers

In the Metropolitan league the Drum
mers took two out OF three games from
the Specials. saynish OF the Drummers
rolled high single game, 10. and high
totals. 81 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
What
The Omaha
Theaters Offer

Amsricani The Prince cnsp.p
Brandsisi "A Night Out"
oaystyi Surlssqus.
xrugt Buriesque.
orphehmi Vaudeville.
Matiness today at the American, Gay
sty, xrug and orpheum thsatsrs.
"a Night Out" May Robsons new star
ring vehicle. which she win present at
the Brandeis theater tonight. Is q delight
full comedy in three acts. dealing with
the results with hereditary influence from
a humorous point OF view. In II the co..
authors have developed series OF ex-
tremely funny situations. May Robson
as "Granmum' is as funny as in The
Rejuvenation OF Aunt Mary" and the role
the best medium for dlsnlay that she has
eyer had. Miss Robson engagement lasts
over until Saturday evening. with natl
nee on Saturday.
Oscar IIammerstein presents Mile.
Florence Weber IN Naughty Marietta"
at the Brandeis theater on next Sunday
and Monday. The music Ii by Victor
Herbert. A special matinee will be given
on Monday.
The regular midweek matinee will be
given at the American this afternoon,
The Prince Chap" being the bill.
A new interest in the English music
halls Is aroused by the appearance OF
Josie Heather. the charming singing
comedienne at the Orpheum this week
Three and sometimes four changes of
costume are made during the act. One
OF her most popular songs Is He Was
Nice" and See Me Safely by the Zoo"
Tickets for Blanche Walsh are now on
sale at the orpheum. Miss Walsh will
present THE Thunder Gods" a short
dramatic sketch. next week.
The business Ed Lee wroth IA doing
at the Gayety prompted Manager John
son TO wire the Columbia Amusement
company asking OF the engagement OF
The Ginger Girls" could not be extended
Tor another week. MIR. Johnson Ia forced
10 admit that the arrangement he desired
could not be made. which simply means
that II you intend going. by all means
reserve your seats web In advance, Matt
nee naily
Special scenery which requires more
than four hours for It's staging Is used
In the presentation OF la Nymphera"
at the Krug this week This novel act has
created much Interest Beautiful women
are among the important actors In IT, BE.
cause OF the unusual amount of scenery
and the construction OF II. members OF the
audience who occupy boxes are compelled
10 leave their seats for positions In the
center Of the house. The beauties of LA
Nymphera" cannot be seen from a box
seat
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

The Key TO success II business Is the
iudicious and persistent use Of nswspapsr
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

az fs.sns men t Hs.a Lanpfssr , RissS%
usD. waters 90, Kelley az TorTey %.
Scores; -. IS: total, 7s-i2 Referee:
r. Council. Scorer; Moore, Teksmah.
T1nekeeper. Lewis. Time Of halves; %
minutes.
Tonight the Seniors and the Omaha
University Reserves viii play q double
header at Silver City. Ia. against the
high school and town team.