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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
United States Sends
Davis Cup Challenge

NEW YORK. Feb 5.-The following
cable was sent today to Secretary Hicks
OF the Australian Tennis association at
sydney:
United States challenges Davis cup.
''wREHN, President"
II was voted at the annual meeting OF
the United States National Lawn Tennis
association on February . to challenge
for the Davis cup In fsis. provided. In the
Judgment OF the executive committee, a
team could be mustered TO represent this
country properly.
AT this early date said President
wrenn today. 1T is impossible to tell
whether such team can be formed. but
since the regulations governing the Davis
cup competitions require that all chal-
ienges must he received not later than
the first Monday In March. today's formal
challenge Was dispatched so that we may
be IN position 10 send team later II
that Is possible"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
Iowa Makes Record
Rifle Score Of Week

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.--Princeton and
Massachusetts, Agricultural colleges re-
main tied for first place with eight VIC
tories and no defeats in the East
ern Intercollegiate Rifle Shooting league.
while the University of Iowa. with seven
matches to Its credit and no losses. is at
the head Of the western league.
The University OF Iowa last week made
the record score for both leagues with
ssL
Western league scores:
Iowa defeated Arizona. s64 TO $780,
Minnesota defeated st. Thomas college,
s35 10 81.
Michigan Aggies defeated California, sc7
Purdue defeated Nebraska. 800 to So
Michigan defeated Kansas. Ss to tby
defaultl.
Iowa City High school. although de-
feated this week by Baltimore Polyteeh-
mic. continues to hold Its lead In the In
tercity High School Rifle Shooting league.
peering High school, Portland. Me-;
Southern High and Manual Training
school Of Philadelphia and Baltimore
Polytechnic institute are tied for second
place. each having eight victories and no
defeats,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
LINCOLN "Y" WRESTLERS
WIN BEATRICE TOURNEY

BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. 8-tspecial
Tsiegram.)-In the wrestling tournament
betwsen the Lincoln and Beatrice YOUNG
Mems Christian association teamu hsrs
this evening the former won after hard
struggle before large crowd.
m the heavyweight class, Lsnx of
Beatrice won from Wheeler OF fancoin,
securing the first and third falls in fifty
one minutes and twenty seconds and
twsnty-eisht minutes and thirty seconds,
respectively. fF
In tho middlewelght ciass, Rutherford
Of Beatrice won the first fall from An.
derson OF Lincoln In nine minutes and
twenty seconds and the second IN forty.
rwo seconds.
Goyls Of Lincoln had no trouble In de-
featinE Herman Of Beatrice IN IN,
feAthsrwelght class. He secured the frs,
fan In five minutes and forty second,
and the second in thirty minutes.
Robinson Of Lincoln won from Benson
of Beatrice In the weiterweight class in
TWO straight falls the first in five min.
ntes and the second in five minutes and
forty-six seconds.
In the liehtvesht class. Eaton Of Lin.
CON easily disposed Of McIntyre Of
Beatrice. The first fall was secured IN
fourteen minutes ana thirty seconds and
the second In eight minutes ana fifteen
seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
HUNDRED GOLFERS COMPETE
FOR RUPERT KING TROPHY

PINEHURsT, Feb 5.-In today's
Scotch fourspmes for prizes presented by
Rupert c. King Of New Canaan, more
than 10 golfers participated. The best
card was isi made by Z. A. Johnston Of
Baltimore and F, B, Pottle Of Jefferson
Highlands, who deducted eleven strokes.
A stroke away az sighty-flve, A. A. stage.
the Chicago university coach. and J. Z.
Kellogg OF Alpine tied with A. c. Born Of
Mont Clair and II. c, Chamberlain Of
washington. ssegs and kellogg won the
play off
Walter. Camp Of Mem Haven paired with
Rupert c. King donor OF the trophies
scored ninety. his handicap being nine.
Walter Camp. jr., playing with 7. N.
McAboy Of washington. made ninety-six.
their handicap being nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
Athletics May Play
Series with Giants

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb, 5.-It is
generally reported here tonight there will
be an ante-season series OF games be-
tween the teams that battled for the
worlds championship last fall. Mama
ger Mack OF Philadelphia is in San An
tonic with-the youngster division Of hts
team. John T. Brush OF the New York
team is spending the winter here. To-
day the two met and after a conference
Brush cent for Manager McGraw OF the
New York team who has his recruits in
training at Marlin.
1t is understood, although neither
Mack or Brush would confirm 1t, that
the two managers are to discuss the adj
visibility Of games first between the re-
cruIts Of the two teams and later be-
tween the regulars
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
KEARNEY BASKET BALL
TEAMS WIN TWO GAMES

KEARNEY. Neb.. Feb. >2S-tspecial.)-
With rally at the close Of the season
not unexpected in local circles the State
Normal teams won two Of the best played
basket ball games ever played in Kearney
when the boys defeated Grand Island Bap-
list college last night to and the Nor
NAL girls took the girls game from the
Aurora High school girls team ID to II.
The Normal boys team started off with
a rush and a whirl Of fast playing prac-
tically giving the visitors all kinds Of
pointers IN the game In the first half,
but this was reversed In the second half
when the visitors came within one point
Of reaching a score that would have tied
the game.
The girls from Aurora. playing with the
boys rules the first half, sprang sur
prise on the Normal danes. but with the
women's rules the second half the teach
ers showed their superiority. closing the
game with a good lead.
For high school team, the Aurora
girls are exceptionally strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
Louisville Wrestler
Throws Daily Twice
By Bud Fisher

PLATTSMoUTH, Neb., Feb. 3.-(Spe-
cial. )-Frank Schmaderer of Louisville
and Jack Daily of Council Bluffs, wrestled
here last night. Schmaderer has held the
heavyweight championship Of Cass county
for some months and won the match.
The match was a fast two-round go to
fairly good house, with Farmer Burns
as referee. Schmaderer's weight was lis
pounds and Daily. 800 pounds. The first
round lasted about fifteen minutes when
Schmaderer got the English bar lock and
threw his opponent, forcing his two
shoulders to the mat. In the second
round, after about a-~twenty minute
bout. Schmaderer, with crotch and leg
hold, again brought the Council Bluffs
champion to the mat. ..
A preliminary match between Joe Spence
Of Louisville and Jack Tolliver of Omaha
resulted in a victory for Spence. 1t re-
quired three rounds TO settle this contest
as Tolliver did some clever work in the
first round and after some hard work
succeeded In throwing Spence. but In the
next two rounds the Louisville light
weight champion vanquished his oppo-
nent from Omaha. Spence tipped the
beam at 80. while Tolliver weighed i32.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
CANADIANS BEAT SLASHERS
WITH HELP OF A HANDICAP

IAN MATED. Cal. SEQ. ss-1idaed by =
handicap OF six soz.S tie Canadian polo
team defestsd tie ssa 3iatso slashers
today. . goais TO and wen permanent
possession Of the wnlia-a L. Croker
eap. this being the final mzfcA Of the
tournament.
Al the cpening Of the eighth period.
with q commanding lead By virtue Of
their handicap. the Canadians embarked
epon q brilliant defensive game. making
no attempt to score. but breaking I'd
esery rally of the siashers. J1st as the
nnsi beIi had sounded. Breeze OF san
Azseo sent the bsll between the posts
for what would have been the tieins
score an instant earlier. but the referee
aecided that II came too late by the frae-
zsen q s<cond-
Lady Herberts team will compete to-
sucsrow against Mrs.. Charles W. clxrk's
11&u TO- ths Gark cuR
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

was expected. It exceeds mat Of last year
when the high school tournament at
trscted widespread attention and a big
crowd of visitors. Arrangements have
been made to accommodate all who de-
sire to enter and special entertainments
are being planned for the entertainment
Of the high school visitors. Several spe-
dial features have been added to the uni
versity program and the meet will be
In the nature OF q fete day.
Very little is known of the relative
strength Of the teams. Beatrice, who
captured the title last year, has not made
such strong showing in the regular
season games while University Place and
Wahoo have been playing excellent
basket ball
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
HuSKERS PICKED FOR LEAD
Basket Ball Team Defeats Ames
Again by Score Of 81 to 10.
REGARDED VALLEY CHAMPIONS
Two Moro Games with Kansas COM
ing. which VIII Indicate
whether Another Decisive
Contest II Necessary,

,AMEs. Ia. Feb. 5.-(speciai Teiegram.)
THE Nebraska basket ball team made .
clear seasons record here yesterday Alter
noon when 1t defeated the Ames five
Ny score OF 81 to Il. The game was
fast throughout Is
Both teams started strong and fast At
the end OF the first five minutes OF play
the score stood TO T. The Nebraska
team then took the lead and held II the
remainder OF the game.
At the close OF the first half the score
sioed i6 20 s. Al the beginning OF the
second half the cornhuskers increased
their lead and held the Ames team score
lsss for the first ten minutes. The res,
OF the game was more closely contested.
Bisbee was removed for fouls, Miller
taking his place. Hyde went IN for
lIsnzlik and Carrier for Nagier.
The game was somewhat rough through
OUT. The floor work OF the Nebraska
team was the feature Of the game. Cap
tain Frank and HanIiik starred for Ne
hraska- For Ames. Dowell did good
basket throwing and the work of King
on the floor was exceptionally good. The
lineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
Texas-0k Oklahoma
League Organized

DENisoN. Tex, Feb. 2o.-The Texas
Oklahoma Base Ball league was organ
sled yesterday with six clubs pledged to
membership and conditional contracts
signed BY representatives Of two other
cities.
II 10 planned TO begin tho season April
Is and close II on July Is although pro-
vision Is made In the schedule adopted
that the season may be extended for six
weeks.
The salary limit was fixed at 300
Wichita Falls, Bonham, Sherman and
Mckinney, Tex, and Durant and Ard
more. Oil. were formally granted fran
chisss. while Denison and oreenville, Tex.
probably win enter the league before the
season starts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
M'LEAN FIRST IN FINALS
or NATIONAL ICE RACES

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. S,-Robert NC
Lean Of Chicago. the international anna
teur skating champion. won the finals In
every event in the National Skating asso-
citation races here last night, Wheeler
Of Montreal finishing second IN each
race. The time for the races was:
Quarter mile. o:ss.s; three-auarters mile
a:1iss; mile and a half, 4:sas. These races
are the last Of the tournspents to be
he,d nv the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
DEAF INSTITUTE BASKET
BALL FINGERS WIN GAME

The Deaf Institute basket FINGERS trim
med the SQUAD quintet IN close game
At the local "f'' gymnasium last even.
inF Is TO H. Up TO the last five min
uies Of play the score stood tie, u 70
I. and Il was only BY dlnt OF some clever
basket tossing that the deaf lads were
able to boost the score in their favor.
Marshall. at left forward FOR the mutes,
frstured with his ovtrhand passes and
made several sensational shoots for
haskets that brought forth tile applause
of-a small but enthusiastic gallery.
sandbsrg. right forward for the SQUADS.
played . hard game and was especially
active in guarding his opponent
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
TWO BASKETS IN LAST MINUTE
WINS GAME For WASHINGTON

81 LOUIS, FEB. 3-Two baskets
IN the last minats e Fay gave the Wash
inston university basket ball five the
game played with the Kansas university
team here today BY score OF 81 20 q
The score was tied during most Of the
game ard the local team won by making
a surprising sputt near the end Of the
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
DANA COLLEGE BALL T0SSERS
HAVE MADE FINE RECORD

BLAIR, Neh, Feb. %.-tspecial.)-
Members Of Dana college basket ball
team, organized last october, are all stu
dents at the college except Mr.. Gaydou,
teacher in the commercial department.
They have played nine games and have
met defeat three times. South Dakota
university tam, Creighton OF Omaha and
Bancroft each beating them once. The
Dana team has won from Omaha uni
yersIty twice, West Point once, Council
Bluffs Young Mems Christian associe-
,ion once and Bancroft twice.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
BROTHER OF ~ COBB TO WED
Y0unG LINCOLN WOMAN

LINCOLN, Feb. ss.-Parl Cobb, right
fielder fer the Lincoln base ball team.
IS soon TO be married TO Miss Beui4h y.
Postel OF Lincoln. according to announce
nsent made this evening by the parents
Of TIE Young woman. The date IS not
announced Paul Cceb IS a younger
brother o. the famous ouitfleider OF the
Detroit american league team.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
Petersen TO MEET MAHM0UT
FOR CHANCE AT FRANK G0TCH

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Yussif Mahmout
Bulgarian wrestler, and Jess Petersen.
Danish champion. were matched today
to meet In finish wrestling match here
on March !. Victory for Petersen assures
him a championship match with Frank
Gotch, according TO the promoters Of the
contest. Gotch. II is said. las promised
TO wrestle Petersen. provided he defeats
Mahmout. Gotchs wrestling mate.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
STANTON.
ePIAINYIEw.
Foot Bali seAed.Ie Given -oat,

ST LOUIS. Feb. E-wszhington uni,
,,s-sitv's foot hall schedule was announced
tonight as follows
October ). Schurtie1 al ~ Loa.s'
nSixn: october IL Missouri state nnl-
yersi;y at St Louis; October . Roiia
school Of Mines at 81 Louis; November
2 prake al St. Louis; November > wash.
burn al 81. Louis: November Is missouri
at Columbia: November - Arkansas UNI
,.Arslfv At st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
WEST POINT BASKET BALL
TEAMS WIN TWO GAMES

WEST POINT. Neb.. Feb. Ss-(special)
The West Point High school girls de-
feated the Stanton High school girls 10 to
Q and the West Point High school boys
defeated the Liberty boys last night u
to 10, in two Of the fastest and hardest
fought games ever played on the home
floor. The score Girls lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
~, crayc .thIe,e Married.

IDA GROVE. Ia. Feb. 5.-(special)--
Friends in the city received cards from
burlington. Kan, announcing the Wedding
az Elmer Ward, the former star lda
Grove athlete. and Miss Jessie bnk
Young. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, z. M.
Young Ward was famous in MS high
school days here as hslfback on the
championship football team OF the state
and Also as a sprinter on the intersehoi-
astie championship track team oil 'nis
niace
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

CHICAGO. Feb. z5.-Jsck FOarnler. a
recruit lieitsF procured by the Chicago
American iss s2s club today. deserted The
hoidout ranfs. Fatlrnes played briilisntiy
IN the western Canada league last sea-
son. hitting III BE win go south With
the club next Thursday
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

STANTON. Neb.. Feb. S;-'SpeSis, -, n
Last night st the Gerna MS h sa,s,ssd
,hs hSgh school team from Piainview by
the score Of 81 10 IS The feature OF nc
Ssme was the playing OF Lueek, torNs sro
Tor stanton. and Paulson- center tor
piainvIew. This Is the first exhioiIion
game the second team mas ever hA1' Ane
llneup: .-.-,-~-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
OTNER.

and Whitcomb. forwards; Parsons, guard
); Britt, 2; Bell. 2: Parish, 2. jerome, z;
Whitcomb, Dow. Free throws: Britt. 8;
Parish, s. Time of halves. % minutes
Preceding the big game the University
reserves beat the Bellevue reserves by
the score of II to 16.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
scnlara hr ste.m

cr seorched by a fire. apply Bueklen's
Arnica salve. Cures piles. too. and the
worst sores. Guaranteed. Only Sc For
sale by Beatcn Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

GENEVA. Neb. Feb 6-(speciail ~
warmly contested basket ball game was
played at the high school gyntna gum
here last night between Peru Normal and
thu Geneva High school ttama and vas
wen BIZ Rerrs . to II (
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

7FIeIu KOaIa. La0InAun. 3. NeltmAr, q
Gnseaden, ,; Marshall. o. Tsegac, /. Tree
throxe; Baulnann. 2; Trease. J Referee.
r. J. earns. Scorer; Eugene Frye. Time
keeper. BuKzard- Tine q halves,
- mlnutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

When you have a bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets trial. They are
excellent. For sale by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
wI.ner defeat. Dana Boys.

wIsNER Neb,, Feb. 6,-(special.l-
Last evening the Dana college first team
OF Blair was defeated by the Wisner
q to g. fa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

Key to the situation-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

boxing law in Nevada b. the tine the
cafe for his Flynn match IN July rolls
around. which would mean that he can
not .irht snywhsrs In th.s country. Il
viii then BE- TO Paris for Jack. II events
take that turn
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

; Field Goals. West PuIht, ., IU
!, Referee. Marshall. Umpire: Munsoh-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26

The boys lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-26
WEST POINT.
STANTON
LIBERTY

Field Goals: West Point, 8 stantOn'
ID af.naa. E0afar
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Cites Many Important Fea-
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H.. z. Williams, Republican can
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IN my primary election campaign
/ stated that in my judgment, it is
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the public interests are affected, to
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which the people are Interested. so
that they may know his position and
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his action. did so in my primary
election; in what might be termed
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ter of pleasure for me to again ex-
press my views to the people OF
West Virginia on some OF these inn
port4pt9 questions.
TN my judgment the Office CT
the, eompissionerx OF agriculture is
one OF the most important in the
gift OF 6le people of the state, be-
cause of the great responsibility and
far reaching influence which has
been placed upon this commissioner
by the legislature, and Of the posi-
biIities for agricultural develop
ments which lie within our state
Possibilities which are limited only
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