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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Changes Are Made
On the Burlington

Ten promotions and changes I'm the ex-
ecutive force Of the Burlington have gone
into effect.
n. c. Allen becomes trainmaster Of the
Ottumwa division. with headquarters at
Ottumwa.
W. c. Welch is made superintendent Of
the Hannibal division. with headquarters
at Hannibal, vice B. b. Greer, who goes
to ST. Joseph,
f. Cone is appointed assistant superin-
tendent of the Aurora division, replacing
w. A. Chittenden.
Robert Rice is named as superintendent
Of the Aurora division, vice w. S. Kirby.
who has been transferred. Kirby becomes
a member of the general managers staff.
r. c. Dougherty becomes trainmaster
of the Ottumwa division, assigned to
quarters in Burlington.
O. f. Scudder becomes assistant real
estate and industrial commissioner of
the lines east Of the Missouri with head
quarters at Chicago.
At the same time, L. NJ. SwitEer is ap-
pointed superintendent of safety, also
having headquarters in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Plenty of Good Ice
For Skaters to Enjoy

Ice skating was the principal diversion
for outdoor winter sport enthusiasts yes
terday and during the afternoon and far
into the evening no Irs the various lakes
and ponds about the city were crowded
with merry throng of skaters who were
willing to brave the chilling cold
Hanscom park was the fsyorite mecca
for most of the skaters as the ice there
is swept clean daily by the park tenders
and is always In excellent condition. In
the residence district near the park,
many youthful indulgents of the popular
Ice sport carried their skates to church
with them, laid them underneath the
pews while services were in progress and
afterwards hied to the ice for a couple
of hours of solid enjoyment.
Carter Lake and the pond at Miller
park were also crowded with throngs OF
skaters from the north part of town
At Carter lake several OF the skaters
rlgged up one-man Ice boats and with
plenty Of east wind behind them were
able to glide over the ice without much
eXertion.
At KOuntze park two youngsters mar
rowly escaped falling into the icy water
near the artesian well in the cast lagoon
I'm the afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Basket Ball Games
of the 0. H. s. Are
Now All Scheduled

The schedule OF the Omaha High school
basket ball team for this season is now
complete and includes tho following
games arranged by Prof c. T.. Reed ath-
letic director. The only games which
VIII be played away from home are those
at Lincoln and Sioux City with the high
school quintets OF these places.
In addition to the following schedule.
the regular five will enter the interstate
tournament, which will be held under the
auspices OF the University OF Omaha next
month, and the Nebraska state high
school tournament. which Will be held at
Lincoln from March IL to 16
some OF the following games will be
played as scheduled under the newly or
ganiEed Tri-C1ty basket basket ball
league. The list:
January B-University Of Omaha al
University gymnasium.
January A-Council Bluffs Young Mans
Christian association at local association.
January 2-Itger Cubs at University OF
february. s--sIoux City High school at
local association.
February 6-Bellevue at local associ-
alton.
February 1S-Pirates at local association
Omaha. "
| Lincoln, "
February ss-sioux City High school al
| Sioux City.
March 2-Lincoln High school at local
March s-south Omaha High school al
| University of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
GIVES NEBRASKA FALL DATES
Wisconsin Offers Cornhuskers Choice
of Two for Foot Ball Contest.
NAY PLAY GAME AT LINCOLN
n November 23 IL ChOseR Game In
Their state, but ~ October nay
~ Picked Game IL to GO
10 Madison,

MADISON wis. Jan S--tspecial-
Nebraska and Wisconsin are certain tC
meet on the gridiron next fall at either
Lincoln or Madison. The local board Of
control has offered the Cornhuskers the
thoice OF two dates october u and No.
rember g.
II the Cornhuskers wish 10 play at Lin
soln, the game will be scheduled for No
tember; lf at Madison tho october Sat
hrday viii be selected.
Local students arc enthusiastic over
Tho prospects OF an annual contest with
The Cornhuskers and hope to rec one OF
Inc best games Of the year when the two
tlevens meet next fall. Since the per-
'ormRnce OF the Nebraska team against
Michigan and rs showing IN all the bat
lies last fan. the stock OF the lincoln
school has gone nigh I'm this section. IL
Is believed here that the Cornhuskers and
Badgers would have fought an even
battle last season. The Badgers had one
)f the best elevens in their history; this
was also true Of the Cornhuskers
The fact the Coach Ewald Stiehm Is a
graduate of the local school and played
Sn the Wisconsin team has helped mould
4 feeling OF good Win here toward the
rornhuskers. Coach stlehm visited this
iityNnot long ago. and the praise he had
Tor his players and their school has
made all Madison think that the Uni
gersity Of Nebraska must be a very fine
place.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
BELLEVUE COLLEGE BASKET
BALL SCHEDULE COMPLETED

Basket ball practice has been resumed
h earnest at Bellevue and heavy sched-
ute has been arranged In the Tri-City
league OF Omaha. All Of Bellevue's games
This winter will be played in Omaha. The
schedule follows:
January 3-Bellevue against Creighton.
January a-Bellevue against University
OF Omaha
January 30-Bellevue against Young
Mems Christian Association Pirates.
February 3-Bellevue against Company
+. n Dung Mems Christian association.
February 6-BelieVue against Omaha
liigh school.
February l0-Bellevue against Young
Mems Christian Association Tigers.
February i3-Creignton against Bellevue
February E-BelleYue agg!nst South
Omaha High scho0h
February g1-Bellevue against Eaiver,
Hty OF Omaha.
March bellevue against Young Mems
thristian Association Pirates
March e-Company h, Young Men's
Christian association, against Bellevue.
March l2-Bellevue against Young Men'l
Christian Association Tigers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Works on Commission
Form of Government

AS the commission form OF govern
ment is a subject IL paramount interest
in Omaha at tho present time, c. n.
Dietz OF the Omaha Public Library
board has presented 70 the library du-
plicate copies OF the number Of the
Annals OF the American Academy OF
Political and Social Science for No
vemser, containing articles ON commits
sion government in American cities, by
writer's particularly well fitted to per-
form this task. The copies of this
periodical are lying on the tables in the
reading and reference rooms and may
alsl be had for circulation on cards.
This is the best work OF the kind yet
published, the number OF separate works
being few and the material IN the maga-
zines being rather scattered. This
volume contains first, the underlying
principles and typical plans OF this
form of government; second, problems
OF commission government; third, OBJ
jecuons, limitations, and notifications
OF the commission plan, and fourth, re-
suits OF commission government in typl-
cal cities.
This work is the fifth OF a series of
volumes on municipal government, the
first and second dealing with general
municipal problems, the third. munich
pal ownership and municipal franchises,
and the fourth, control OF municipal pub
lie service corporations.
Every one interested in the subject OF
the commission form Of government
should make every possible effort TO see
this volume and to inform himself re-
garding the underlying principles of the
plan and hte results obtained in other
cities
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
FINDS BODY OF HUSBAND
HANGING FROM RAFTER

KANSAS CITY Jan. S-Entering a
shed back OF her home here today Mrs
Charles oscar Kirk in the darkness
bumped into something swinging from a
rafter. Striking a match she found it to
be the frozen body OF her husband hang
ing by clothesline. Kirk was brick
layer who came to this city recently from
Pueblo. He left a note saying he took
this way to get out of home troubles" "
He asked that his body be given to some
medical college that his burial might not
put his relatives to any expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
BIG JOB CoNFR0NTS NEW
MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s. - James
Rolph, jr., the worlds fair mayor" :"
whose task it will be to prepare this city
for the Panama-Pacific International ex-
position in 1915, took office today, reliev-
ing P. H. Mccarthy, the labor leader.
Among the projects expected to be
completed under the new administration
are the purchase Of the municipal water
system, expansion of the municipal street
railroad, now under construction, estab-
lishment of civic center and the con-
struction of a city hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
KIMMEL CASE WILL Be
TRIED IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Federal Judge
Dyer announced today the case involving
the mysterious disappearance of George
"A. hmmel will be tried In February. 1t
is expected that the trial will consume
two weeks. An eX-convict known as A.
II. White, who says he is Kimmel, will
be brought here by an insurance COM
any which is contesting the payment
of life insurance policy in favor of kim
mel.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
MAN WHO HELPED KIDNAP
BABY DENIED CLEMENCY

TOPEKA, Jan, S.-A plea for clemency
by F. II. Tillotson, a Kansas City de-
tective sentenced to from one TO five years
in the penitentiary for completely I'm the
KIDNAPPING of Marion Bleakley, the ia
nous st. Louis Worlds fsir Incubator
baby" was denied by Governor w. r.
Stubbs. Evidence showed that TilIotson
was instrumental In abductlng the child.
then 3 years old, from the home of It's
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Bleakley, In this
city. in 1908, and In taking It to the home
of it's foster mother, Mrs. ]. B. Msrclay,
In Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
PROCTOR SAYS POVERTY
is CAUSE OF DIVORCE

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Jan. s.-Poverty
is the chief cause of the present divorce
evil, according to w. w. Wright divorce
proctor, who spoke before the Socialist
Educational society here today.
''The fact that the average working
man is seldom free from debt cause more
martial unhappiness than any other one
influence" Mr.. Wright said. "The peace
and quiet necessary to the home disap-
pears with the homes financial security.
There are comparatively few divorces
among the rich in this section"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
OWEN is AGAINST HOOK
FOR SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Senator owen
Of Oklahoma announced THAT If Presi-
dent Taft sent to the senate the nomina-
ton of Judge w. c. Hook as a member
Of the supreme court he would fight con-
firmation indefinitely A fight against
the naming of the Kansas jurist has
grown out of his decision in the Okla
hOma 2-cent fare cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Posses Are Searching
for Fahlberg's Body

CENTERNlLLE, s. D., Jan. S-Mystery
still surrounds the strangs disappearance
OF David Fahlberg. who suddenly dropped
out OF sight last Tuesday night. Posses
are daily searching the surrounding coun-
try for the body OF the missing man.
one theory Is that Fahlberg went 20 his
barn and found a thief trying 10 steal a
team OF horses that the thief shot him
and fled, leaving his body lying on the
ground; that Fahlberg soon partly re-
gained his senses. wandered off in the
storm and persisted. His cap, with blood
and hair sticking 10 IL. was found on
the barn floor.
Fahlberg was TO have been married this
week to Miss Elnily Anderson. the d..Utgh-
ter OF a well known farmer near Beres-
ford, s. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Bishop Scannell
tO)Mend Slowly;
Shock is Severe

Right Rev. Bishop Richard scannell.
Who'll was injured when he fell down
a flight Of stairs in his residence Sunday
morning. Is resting easily. though his
shock was a severe one, according TO
DR.. r. w. ConneI. who is attending the
bishop.
His recovery will be slow, owing TO
the severity OF the shock" said DR. Con-
nell, but there Is no cause for anxiety.
AS the bishop started down stairs he
was overcome by a sudden dizziness and
fell down fifteen steps. lbs injuries,
themselves. are slight; but one can under
stand that the shock OF the fall would
be great"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
COrnhuskers Have
Made No Schedule

LINCOLN, Jan. S-(Speclal 1.-THE
Nebraska foot pal lauthorities have not
liked on single date for next fall. 1t
ls certain there win be game with
Wisconsin October y or November "a.
beyond this everything is waiting on
Minnesota. The oGphers are trying to
get dates with some OF the big eastern
colleges and II this is done probably
Nebraska win be left off their schedule
Arrangements therefore are being hung
up 20 ascertain what Minnesota Is going
70 do. 1t is Thought things will be shaped
uD 50 that something definite, can be
Seeded on when the basket bali squad
goes TO Minneapolis the latter part OF
The month.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
PROPOSED ADVANCE ON
COAL RATES HELD UP

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Coneerted ad-
vances in the freight rates on soft coal
made by the railroads OF the Western
Trunk Line association effective January
ls, today were suspended by the Inter
state Commerce commission until May
II. The proposed Increase averaged ap-
proNimately 10 per cent They viii be
investigated by ths commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
SON OF ADMIRAL HICHB0RN
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-An echo of an
elopement which stirred Washington So
clety a year ago was heard in the local
courts today when Phillip S. Hichborn, a
son of Admiral Hichborn of the navy,
sued his wife, Elenore Hoyt Hichborn,
for absolute divorce, naming Horace
Wylie as correspondent. Mrs. Hlchborn is
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Hedges Mails Contracts.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 8--President r. l.
Hedges OF the 81. Louis American League
Base BAN club mailed contracts today 70
the players he has on his reserve list
Among those who President Hedges SAYS
VIII receive an advance over what they
feeeiyed last year are Bert Shotton, Earl
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Avinfor Rescned From Sen.

LONDON, Jan. s.-F. r. Fowler, the
English aviator was today rescued from
the sea in the vicinity Of the Isle of
Wight in an exhausted condition. after
hazardous flight. He was driven out to
sea by gale and his aeroplane plunged
into the water.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09

UTICA, Neb,. Jan. Especial mike
tromm or Harlan, Ia, middleweight
champion Of Iowa and Nebraska. threw
Fred Tieken OF this place IN two straight
Tails here Saturday night. the first fali
In tWenty-seven minutes with a toe hold
ana the second IN few seconds less than
Two hours. lhe two men were evenly
matched In skill strength and endurance
and the match was an interesting one.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
FIRE RECORD.
Farm House Near Logan, la,

LOGAN, Ia. Jan. s.-(speoial)-The r,
+. Beck house on the farm four miles
southeast OF Logan was destroyed b.
fire this afternoon. II is presumed that
the fire originated from a defective flue'
The building was insured for $1,000 The
loss was adjusted Immediately after the
building was destroyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm Coulthard. occupants " the house
sustained a loss on household goods
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
wreek Near Fargo, n. ID.

FARGO, n. D., Jan. S-The Great
Northern's passenger train No. was
wrecked today half mile west OF here.
a Pullman and observation car leaving
the track. Il. II. Wen OF wilIiston, N.
D., was slightly iajured.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
PETITIONS CIRCULATED
FOR TANNING AND HALL

Petitions are being circulated here 10
piace the ngns Of Dr. p. L. Han Of L.
coin on the ballot for-the aosition of
democratie national committeeman. Pc.
uuons are also being Circulated By
rriends q g, z, flaming to siye him that
pozipon
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Tnble Rock Team Ioses.

TABLE ROCK, Neb.. Jan. S.-CSpeciaIl >
FRIDAY night the Table Rock basket ball
team, consisting OF Chambers, Norris.
Binder, Wood and Andrews, went 10 Berh
kan, and played the team OF that place
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
Edsar aud FairfieId Win ana Lose.

FAIRFIELD Neb., Jan. G-(Special y
Two hotly contested games OF basket bali
were PLAYED Friday evening between I'd
gar ana fairned teams. The Edgar girls
won In the girls contest ana the Fair-
held boys succeeded IN defeating the boys
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
EIeetIen HeId LernI.

SfhlNGFlEl4D, Mo-. Jan. S-The le-
gahty OF local option elections In Certn-
age and Webb City, Mo, was upheld To-
day BY an opinion handed down in the
spirinsneld court OF appeals. Thus these
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
HOME OF HORACE G. BURT
IN CHICAGO is BURNED

CHICAGO Jan. S.-Ths home OF Horace
q. Burt former president Of the Union
Pacifie. was destroyed by fire today. Loss,
10000
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
FearfuI SIauahter

OF deadly microbes occurs when thrat
and lung diseases are treated with Dr.
Kings New Discovery. Coo and 500. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09
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entirely healing cleansing vegetable properties ma
tures roots herbs and ba1ks the forest and fields long
recognized the greatest of all blood purifiers
inputy the blood When purified
lily surely because they longer fed continual
healthy of
nouhng permanent lasting Book on Sores
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-09

Kid Mccoy. king Of the "comebacks Z"
who has been matched to meet Bomba-
dier Wells Of England in London. The
Kid declares he is in fine shape and will
be the cause of a wide opening of eyes
among the pugilistlc fans when he let's
loose against the formidable Londoner.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-16
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zatopionego ,Tytanika" stracil
srube W ostatniej podrozy swej Z
N. Yorku i poni6sl inne uszko-
dzenia.
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Berlin, 16 wrzeSnia. = Dono-
sza Cuxhaven, portu Hambur-
ga, re kolidowaly tam lodz pod
wodna g. III" okret wolnenny
,,Zaehringen", skutkiem czego
lodz zatonela 6 ludzmi zaiogi.
w Berlinie zmari byiy bur
mistrz miasta. DIR. K. A. NJ. Kir-
schner. osobistoSt wybitna j po-
pularna.
= Prasa ogiasza, ze ces. Will
helm w czasie niedawnego swego
pobytu W Szwajcaryi, wyrazii sic
W rozmowie z prezEdentem
Drem Foesterem, il w sprawach
religilnych ,,nie troszczy sic o zda
ME kaplanow i ME zbytnio ich
wogole uwaza. gdyz naciagala
nauke Boza do swoich celow i
pojec". Jak ma monarche pan
stwa Bozej bojazni" = to dosyt
wiasciwe i przykladne wyznane.
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monii (Chemnitz) kongresie ME
mieckich socyalistow wielkie pa
nuje por65znienie i rozgoryczenie
wzajemne: W Ionic partyl tworza
sic roziamy i.roznice miedzy ra-
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gres Eucharystyczny = kolosal-
ma procesya, W ktorej przyjai oso-
bisty udziai sedziwy ces. Fran
ciszek Jozef, otoczony arcyksia-
zetami. Pogoda niestety ME d.
pisaia i deszcz padal rzesisty.
Mimo to okoio $4,000 ludzi wzie-
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dzien z okolic Wiednia. w pro-
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5000, W tenn 9 kandynaiow i
$50 arcybiskupow biskupow; ma
wspaniaiym rydwanie jechali kar
dynai X. Van Rossum, legat Oh
ca. Sw., kardynal Wiednia, y.
Nagl kardynai Westminsteru:
trzymali oni kleczac Monstran-
eye z NajSw. Sakramentem. Tuz
"a rydwanem w pochodzie je-
chal cesarz wraz nastepca tro-
nu, arcyks. Franciszkiem Ferdy-
nandem; dalej 80 tn arcyksiazet
j arcyksiezniczek jechalo W II
karetach dworskich. w pocho
die wzieiy udziai gwardye dwor-
skie, wojsko, obywatelstwo, dy-
gnitarze wszelkich dykasteryi,
ministrowie, delegacye wszyst-
kich KRAKOW koronnych W stro-
jach narodowych. Polacy poste-
powali w iacznej grupie lfczacej
blisko 5000 glow; stroje ludowe
krakowskie zmieszane kontusza
mi, szlachty powszechna zwraca-
iy uwage. Biskupi polscy posteS
powali polska grupa narodowa.
prowadzii ia ksiaze Biskup kra-
kowski X. Pawei Sapieha. Po-