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The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

Pure white Sulphur spring water used at Meek's fountain.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

c. E. Ramsey was in town Tuesday and ordered The Tribune sent to his brother Clyde at Gatesville, Tex, who went there some weeks ago. He wrote that they were well satisfied and order ed The Tribune to be sent to his ad- dress, as he wanted to hear what is taking place in Carroll county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

have customer for 400 acres O more of timbered land not over l miles from shipping point. J. L. Rus sell.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

Miss Edna Bradheld went to Berry vile Monday to visit friends. She ex- poets to go to Okmulgee, Okla, soon for visit with her mother.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

Miss Ruth Scott accompanied Misses Hazel Shaffer and Jim Burney home from Osage Monday for a weeks visit
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

The month of select school opened Monday with an enrolment of 93. The faculty remains the same except Mrs. Buell. and Miss Bradfield retires.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

Uncle Tom Wilson is carrying his arm in sling, due to dislocated shoulder, caused by kick from blow.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

want a good 1000 or 1900 pound mare or horse. Must be broke. Single driver preferred. Chas. Orebaugh.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

Don't pay any attention to hot air, but buy fertilizer from J. B. Reeves, who is interested in your success, and who can tell you what you need.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-26

After May 1 the Ladies Home Journal will advance from $1.50 to $2.00. Mrs. L. H. Smith will receive orders from now until then for $1.50. Also takes orders for Saturday Even ing Post, Country Gentleman and M odern Priscilla.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
0TTUMWA IOWA CHAMPIONS
Superior Team Work Gives Quintet
Title, Defeating Sioux City.
Sioux Hold Rail- Greater Part of
Game, but 0ttsnws Better At
Guarding. and Save Game
and Honors.

IOWA CITY, Ia. March A.-tSpecial
Telegram.)-superior team work gave
ottumwa the state, basket ball champion
ship over sioux City on the Iowa GYM
nasium floor yesterday by score OF Is
TO 81.
Grundy Center beat out Wilton juno
ton for third place In the tournament
by the close count OF 10 to 81. Dope was
upset In this afternoons games, Sioux
City having been picked sure winner
over the Brcwers.i
The other game was more uncertain,
yet wlton's team work Of the night
previous and TIM apparent listlessness
at the time Of the game with the Grundy
Center boys gave, them a slight favor.
Sioux CITY was never in the lead Of
ottumws and only once did the margin
narrow down TO points.
The championship game was given
added exritement by the constant scoff-
ing OF the officials by Principal Hammit
Of Ottnma. and finally ito stop him
Schroeder gave the Sioux citys . free
throw which counted. Nevin Of ottumwa
aided by good support OF his teammates
practically won the game by his all
around work.
Tine after time when Sioux City had
rallied and crept up TO within dangerous
distance he broke up their attacks and
turned the tide ottumwa wards again
By Q clever field goal.
The Sioux City five had the ball the
greater part Of the time and played q
pretty posing. but the ottumwa team
guarded closely under the basket, while
the northerners' guards were unable to
keep the ottumwa forwards from. getting
loose occasionally for an easy goal. AID
rich. who did not start the game. was
the best Of the Sioux City quintet. with
the ianky Captain shu,l. also did con-
siderable execution. Wilton made Grundy
enter work harder for its victory and was
only three points behind when the gun
sounded. Banniek proved an exceptional
star. but Hasbrook Of the winning team
rut back Into sornsthine like his old
form and the tale wa different
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
SIX BEST GOLFERS PICKED
Executive Committee Announces
Scratch Men.
RATINGS COVER THE COUNTRY
Handbags Range from One to Six
Strokes, the Latter Being the
Largest Number Found
Practicable.

NEW YORK, March ei.-The six best
golfers. picked by the executive commit
tee Of the United States Golf association
as scratch men in handicap tournaments
in the 1912 season, and the long-awaited
list of handlcaps were announced tonight.
The ratings have been. primarily, as the
executive committee OF the association
puts 1t, TO enable players to play any
where IN the United States on proper
handicap
The scratch men are: Chick" Evans,
the young chieagoan who won the French
championship last year; Frederick
Herreshoff. the far-drivlng local player
who forced Hilton, the Britisher. TO an
extra hole in last years national cham
plonship at Apawamis: Albert seckel, the
western champion; ]. d. Travers, the
Metropolitan champion: W. J. Travis, the
veteran, Garden City golfer who has won
many championships, and Oswald Klrkby.
runner-up in the Metropolitan champion
ship. - ~,
The handlcapping plan is the first ex-
pertinent Of the kind made on a national
basis in the history OF golf in this coun-
try. and as such will be regarded with
considerable interest. In making public
tonight the long HIST. over which the COM
mittee has been working for several
months, It Is declared that the rating rep
resents the best judgment Of the COM
mittee based on such evidence as It has
been able to obtain. 1but being the first
list ever prepared by the association 1t
cannot be offered as perfect"
The handicaps range from one TO six
strokes. 1t being found impracticable to
fix handicap greater than six. Six men,
as well known as those In the scratch list,
are given q handicap Of one. These are
II. Chandler Egan. r A. Gardner. Paul
A. Hunter. Mason Phelps and w. X.
Wood. all Of Illinois clubs. and w. c.
Fownes, jr.. of Pittsburgh, who was win
ner OF the national amateur title at
Broo<line. Mass, in 1910.
Five players are given a handicap Of
two: John @. Anderson Of the Brae Burn
(sfass.) Country club, L. NJ. Byers Of the
oakmont Pittsburgh Country club. d. E.
Sawyer OF the Wheaton dll.) Golf club.
Walter whigham OF the National Golf
Links OF America and P. w. whlttemore
Of the Brookline (Mass.) Country club.
rhirty-one players are listed for a
handicap of three strokes. fifty-two for
handicap Of four. over twice that number
of five and the balance-over half Of the
entire list-are listed under handicap OF
six.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Culled from the Wires

Officials are seeking the author Of a
letter received by +. +. Funk. cashier Of
Washburn, n. D. bank. Threatening his
life.
Frank Whitney and Robert r Brott.
two OF W. Morgan Shuster's aides In
Teherzn while Mr.. Shuster was In charge
Of Pcrsia's finances, reached New York
on the steamer Celtic
Objection TO the dictation Of colleges
and universities as to the courses Of
studies 20 be pursued In high schools
marked the closing session OF the con-
vention OF the North Central Association
Of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
BENJAMIN jackson. the wealthy New
York real estate broker who Was arrested
after an alteration in the vestibuie Of
his horne with J. Henry Lsselle over the
lstter's sister. during which Laseile was
fatally shot. was held by the coroner in
siaeoe ban on a charge Ct homicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
0RDEMANk WINS SECOND
HANDICAP WITH G0TCH

Henry ordemann. champion wrestler OF
Minnesota, won the second handicap
match from Champion Frank Gotch, at
the Krug theater last night, making the
fourth time In succession that ordemsnn
has prevented the champion from pin
ming his shoulders TO the mat. As re-
suit Of the two matches In Omaha, orde-
mann departed for Minneapolis carrying
with him SITS OF Gotch's money as for
felt.
The first bout on Friday night was
limited TO fifteen minutes and the bout
last night was extended 10 twenty min
utes. Last nights mfxup wac even more
spectacular than the one before. Gotch
appeared without his athletic shirt, which
he has worn all week. and began to drip
with perspiration early In the game. Or
denlAnn seemed faster than the night pre-
yious and wriggied, out Of holds which
were seemingly certain 10 result In de-
feat.
The men worked Off the ma. several
times and once Goteh had ordemann's
shoulders on the stage floor, but Farmer
Burns. the referee decided that Off the
mat was no fall and compelled the men
70 get back on the mat
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Kansas to Contest
the Championship
With COrnhuskers

LINCOLN. March 24-tSpecial Tele-
grant, -Accerding to advices from Law
renee. the Jayhawkers will contest the
championship with the Cornhuskers,
claimants In the Missouri valley basket
ball conference. Announcement to this
effect was made in the Lawrence papers.
The matter will be carried before the
Missouri valley board and the respective
claims Of the two schools outlined In de-
tail
Kansas asserts that II was not treated
right by its northern rivals when Stiehm
refused to consider further negotiations
for a championship series as provided by
the conference rules. stiehm attempted
to arrange for the series, but the rather
unexpected demands OF the southerners
made him finally call off NEGOTIATIONS.
Although defeated four times straight by
the Cornhuskers the Jayhawkers wanted
to dictate on what floor the game would
be played and to select the officials.
The Nebraska management would not
listen to this and Immediately notified
Kansas to this effect. Then stlehm was
told that Kansas would meet the Corn
huskers on any neutral floor and with
any officials agreeable TO the two schools.
Stiehm Immediately accepted and at
tempted to close negotiations for the
series. Then Kansas halted again and
said Nebraska must guarantee expenses
suehm called off further negotiations
and refused to consider a championship
series for the new demand. Then II was
too late, as to meet in series after the
spring holidays was impossible.
The Nebraska board has received no
notification OF the Jayhawker protest
against awarding the championship ITO
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
IOWA CITY HIGH TO SHOOT
OFF TIE WITH PORTLAND

WASHINGTON. March A-with but
one batch remaining In the Interscholastic
Rifle Shooting league. II appears that
Deering High school Of Portland. Me-.
and Iowa City High school win have to
shoot off q tie for the championship.
Both teams this week were tied for first
place with thirteen wins and one defeat
each
Deering this week made the best inter
scholastic score Of the year-sss out Of q
possible 1000.
rhs results OF last weeks matches
were. E
DeerinS. Portland. Me-, defeated Man
nal wash. - 10 ~; Twin City de-
feAtad CanerzL Philadelphia. 81 10 50.
Baltimore Pois-terhn3c defezfcd Salt Lake
City. 10 10 81. Morris. New York. de-
fe1tcd Central. Wazhtngten. - to q by
dsfzuit: Souiherr. Philadelphia defeated
Western. Washington. "a TO -. Port
lard. Ne. Hlgh. defeated Broekltne.
hss<L. 81 70 EB. Buzinezz. Wxshtnx1on.
cefexesd Oregon. - % 4 ~ dcfauhs
Central Mammal PhnAde1paH- Arfentsd
Devri. cnrfsrL II T "a 10 Q ~ de-
fault
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
KLAUS WINS FOUL BATTLE
Fighters at DAILY City Forget
Marquis Of Queensberry.
BATTERs DILoNs STOMACH
Referee Jack welch Lets Men Settle
Differences I'm Their own Pc
culiar Way, Since Both Are
Equally Guilty.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2l-Frank
Klaus, the Pittsburgh bear cat" out
roughed. outwrestled, outfouled and
barely outfought Jack Dillon, the In
dianapolis middleweight, in their fight at
Coffroth's DAILY City open air arena
this afternoon. as a result of which he
was proclaimed the winner by Referee
Jack Welsh after twenty rounds OF the
foulest milling witnessed in a local arena
in recent years.
An eleventh-hour rally on the part OF
klaus enabled him to leave the ring with
Dillon's scalp figuratively hanging from
his belt, his determined stand In the
final round. during which he landed fear
full stomach punches without return. con-
tributing all that was needed to de-
termine the winner.
The battle from start to finish was
contested with the men going It hammer
and tongs, each with head and shoulders
i resting against the other. They wrestled.
elbowed, ''butted" and backheeled, the
referee warning them time and time
again that they were inviting disquali-
fication.
Referee Lets Them Go.
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
TWO BASKET BALL
GAMES At PlATTSM0UTH

PLATTsMouTH. Neb.. March "a
Especial 1.-Two basket ball games were
played at the Coates hall last evening.
Tho first game was between the Young
Mems Christian association junior team
Of South Omaha and the Young Mems
Christian association juniors of Platts-
mouth and was refereed by C. 0. Larson.
The Plattsmouth team was successful,
the score being % to II.
The principal game Of the evening was
between the Pfattsmouth High school
team and team selected from the
alumni OF the school, The high school
team outclassed the former students at
all points Of the game. The score was
81 to 2. d. q. Primrose of Bellevue was
referee and Mr.. Roccs Of Omaha was
umpire. The lineup was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Bob Burman to Drive
Cutting Car in Race

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March sl-'wiid
Bob Burman. worlds speed king. has
definitely settled the question Of his
mount IN the second annual 5oe-mile In
ieFnAtionAi sweepstakes race at the In
disnapolis Motor speedway next Memo
RAJ dsy. May N 1t was REPORTED that
Burznan would drive a Cutting car. and
confirmation of the reporf vas recs4Ted
By the speedway mHnzxrrnsrt vfsn ths
clzxxr-Cxrsrr c@p~ny u yarArua MICA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD WILL
BUILD LINE INTO CANADA

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2i.-Following
the recent announcement that the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
purposed to spend $4,000 in improve
ments on its lines in the northwest. espe-
cially in Iowa and Minnesota. II was
announced here today that the road prsc-
tically had arranged to build a new line
from Butte. Mont. into Canada. II is
said that part OF the proposed route has
been surveyed and that it win pass
through the F1athead Valley and into
Alberta.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
PROVIDES TICKET OFFICE FOR
THE WOMEN BASE BALL FANS

ST. LOUIS, No, March A-Mrs.
Helen H. Britton of Cleveland. owner OF
the st. Louis National league base ball
team. Is here today in consultation with
President Edward Steininger and Man
ager Roger Bresnahan. In order that
women can buy base ball tickets in the
business center Mrs. Britton arranged
for the sale Of tickets at = drug store
instead Of in saloon as has been the
practice.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Pirates Trounce
Fremont Y Five

The champion Pirate aggregation Of
basket tossers OF the Tri-City league
demonstrated Its superiority last evening
at the 'Y'' by trouncing the crack asso-
citation quintet Of Fremont by the score
Of % to 20. The game was featured with
some clever overland basket Tipping on
the part Of Graham. right forward and
captain Of the Pirates. Time and again
he would shoot the leather wind bxg from
the middle OF the floor squarely In the
woven net. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

can Bowling congress five-men event.
What is this organization coming to when
the Western Bowling congress can afford
20 give nearly three times more for .
first prize. with only one-fifth as much
entry money paid in. That one-third cut
that the American Bowling congress Of
fieials take off is something one might
tie, but can't beat.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
STANTON FIRST AND SECOND
TEAMS TRIM OPPONENTS

STANTON, Neb.. March A.--(special.)--
Friday night at Germania hall the last
games OF basket ball Of the season were
played when stantons first team defeated
the Norfolk High school team, g to Is.
The second team defeated the Pilger High
school team. % to s. Lueck, forward for
stanton. starred. Lineups:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Despair Secures
Two New Pitchers

LINCOLN. Neb.. March st-Two new
pitchers we're aAdss 10 the Lincoln base
ball roster today. when terms Of the
local MANAGER xere accepted BY Joseph
Doyie and L. r wagner
Dcyis co1r-s from the Euyhzmtrn
ei1h Of ths Ner ro-k s.ae l~xne and
wrzE npn colnfzA : c. Of the
s1z1A Aflzzcr lzz<nr-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

may result from diseased lungs. Cure
coughs and weak. sore lungs with DIT.
Kings New Discovery. soc and 500.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

Barrowman tzl. Shields CD. Carson, Pc
terson 90, Cobbie f2l. Chambers IA. Nil
liken ca. Free throws: Milliken. Cham
hers, Graham 90. Referees: Miller and
Scorer: r. L. weiker. Time OF halves:
Twenty minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

Field goals: Bowman %. Cole t9. Foley
t6l Joos Q). Free throws. jenkins 90.
Foley (s. Referee: Homer S. Curtis.
Scorer: welker. Time Of halves: Fifteen
minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

Lame back is usually caused by rheuma-
tism of the muscles OF the back. for which
you will find nothing better than Cham
berlain's Eminent. For sale by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

Stimulate your business by advertising
In The Beetle newspaper that reaches
all Of the buyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
mercantile Leasue.


League records TO date High man game
Hamn 81: high man series, Dober. 49,
high team game. Corey a Mckenzie, ~
high team series. A. 20. u. W. No. u,
ia
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

sent in the entry Of big racer with
Burman nominated as the pilot.
Burman is probably more in the public
eye than any other racing driver. because
Of his succession to the throne of speed
king and his holding Of the worlds
straightaway records made at Daytona.
Fla. He has been contender in most
OF the great motor events in the past
four or five years and has always figured
more or less prominently.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

In a hardfought preliminary contest
the senior fives OF the two schools battled
against each other. the Magic City lads
winning out after some clever basket
shooting from all parts of the floor by
a score OF Il to o.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25


Dad huntington's Forty-niners are stlll
~ the field with an open challenge 20
ANY OF the young teams IN the city. Ola
STYLE Layers preferred.
1t coat the bowiers about 1900 to
ifhoct In the biz meet. A peach OF
Tournament could be held here at home
1sr this amount Or whole lot less.
lkfmits that he simply could not get the
,rtns az Chicago That's better than some
irving.
|. The oid-time pill roller. Miles Green
}lsef, 10 trying the Jimmy Callahan on
y runwaya and at that has had pretty
le4sy picking with some Of the young
fftflevs at Morrison's.
frs all up TO Dober TO bring home
ftme OF the good bacon at the American
Rowling congress. All the sharks have
shct and nothing doing. so let's see What
lthis PROMISING colt can get
nrny Christensen has shown that he Is
worthy a. tournament shooter. He led
ltna boys At Des Moires and secured the
hiEh total series at Chicago and ne was
pretty good In the ail-eyents.
,.Eznn Co1ghlzn Is hack again with that
nF ENe<ping curve that used to get the
fneney on the old Lentx e Williams al
sefs That's when this kid wore knee
ikreechez. but he was some bowler.
TAU OH 10 Hintft RFuk. After an alb
so<nce from the alleys for about ten
yam. he doubles up with Wild Phil
W4isnx and lands on the top OF the bean
II ~ Omaha entries. scoring eo0 OF the
total himself
Officers OF the Greater Ousahs Bowling
,xsfeeistion win be present at the meeting
II Graham's this afternoon as arrange
meats have been made to have their
pir<ure taken in a group. There Will be
SEINE class 20 that photo.
Jimmy Smith was a disappointment IN
the singles nj Chicago. He got 60 total
AZ compared with his III IN the Canadian
~nznpionship. But who said that go Is
r162 That's about nifty Pima more than
ans Omaha man vas able TO get.
uad Huntington tried 10 induce the
ksyresxry - eSz-ge Hartley and himself
nher to other @ise>s from the numbers
sskxt 70 KrBg and Wasenz 50 a. 10 have
a good team s<f The pAce and Jet they
- re nenr pins behind tht~e fEo scruhs
TIE fnairt Eamc brsxet>. Ierch and
t1H zant and rzoy Wroth ems Jsbez
sfrass was rexfpsne1 0vfng 10 a as
kEHt<n1<ns ~ 70 who fhruia AT an foul
LIE offcIsL Ate rruch vrNsxanx II
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
LINEUP:

Palmer ~. Morrison %. Ticktin Is. Ab.
bott 10. Bannick ca. Reid co, Atweil.
Free throws: Ticktin Cd. Hasbrook %.
Center, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

High school III: Omaha High school, rs.
-
The local basket pan curtain Tor the
W. season was runs down az the
association last evening Wnen tne Magic
CITY tive defeated the omana High gum
tet In the finai game OF the Iri-City
league series to the tune OF II to 10.
"A total OF lis games have been played
this season In the league series, fourteen
by each OF the eight teams entered. and
taking the project from all standpoints
there Is little doubt but that the sport
! has become more popular here than ever
before.
Too much praise cannot be given
Physical Director J. Truitt Maxwell Of
the "Y'' and his assistants for the splen-
did outcome of the season. He was the
prime mover ever since the opening when
he inaugurated the idea of SUCH league,
and II was largely through his consist
emit efforts that the games turned out
successful.
r..... r~x.nw
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

- Booster League.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
.Tuesday~-omaha Bedding company
saainst London Tailors. Brandes High
balls against Farrell Syrups. Popel-Giller
Prisoners against Mazeppas. Guarantee
Clothing company against Storz Malts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Tri-City Floor Series End with Very
Exciting Contest.
GAME A SUCCESS THIS YEAR
Pirates Win Edholm Cup-Creish-
ton Finishes Second, with Two
High schools Tied for
Third.

Score OF final game: South Oman
High school, IL: Omaha High school, Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
oTTuMWA.

tg, Lester (s), LODI
/ ~. Back. Holmes.
90. Strong (5l,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Mercantile Le.Eue.

1sis Paxos. Corey Mckenzie against Mid
land Paint and Glass company. Column
has against Ancient order Of United
workmen No. II. outlaws against spauld-
ftgs.