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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16

The Bank Cigar Store is the nams
OF Lee WARTS new place recently op,
ened in the Hotel Evans building. Il
is a neat, comfortable place. and Il
being literally p~atronlzed.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16

Holiday Box Perfume, Travelling
Bags, Silver Mesh Bags, Holiday
Neckwear, Hand Painted Card Cases
Fur Neck Pieces, Collar Bags, Comb
and Brush Sets, Lace Budoir Caps,
Hand Crochet Doilies, Silk Umbrellas
Holiday Box Stationery, Infants Crib
Blankets, Military Bruises.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16

The trench that has been dug alonf
the sidewalk around the railroad
~right-of-way doesn't seem to add 9
great deal to the appearance OF tn,
property. and. up to this time, nobody
seems to know what It's purpose is
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16

Adolf Claassen returned home Fri
day morning from paso Robes, Cal,
where he vas called November ~ on
the sad mission OF laying his mother
away In her final rest Mrs. Claassen
was sixty years OF & and died very
suddenly Of heart trouble.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16

ma Events.
Fresh cream every morning at the
Fall Creek.
A Ford car for sale. Inquire OF Mrs.
Abby Schmidt.
Mrs. r. W. Jones OF Pocatelio spent
the week here at the Remington with
her husband.
The German Lutheran church at
Pleasant Valley VIII install a hot air
heating plant at once.
Cleve Farnham is back on the Job
at the Oliver McKown hardware store
after an illness OF two weeks from
pneumonia.
Mrs. X. Warwas and children are ex-
pected to arrive from Chicago tomor-
row night. They have been visiting in
the windy city since March.
Holiday shopping is on In full blast
and every shop In town is enjoying a
fair business. but they all say they
could take care OF a little more
]. G. Vaughn, manager OF the Fall
Greek Mercantile Co. spent a few days
in Salt Lake the first OF the week,
looking after business matters.
The Syringa Club Is dressing dolls
for the Childrens' Home al Boise. No
doubt this contribution will bring Joy
TO the hearts OF many youngsters.
The community Christmas tree is
going to prove a big thing for the kid
dies. and the program being arranged
will prove entertaining to the grown
ups as well
The District Court adjourned Friday
Judge Guheen and Reporter II. W.
Jones visited at their homes In Poca-
tello during that time.
The Bank Cigar Store is the name
OF Lee WARTS new place recently OPP
ened In the Hotel Evans building. II
is a neat, comfortable place. and is
being literally patronlzed.
The trench that has been dug along
the sidewalk around the railroad
right-of-way doesn't seem to add q
great deal to the appearance of the
property. and, up TO this time, nobody
seems to know what its purpose is.
Adolf Claassen returned home Fri
day morning from paso Robes, Cal,
where he was called November ~ on
the sad mission OF laying his mother
away In her final rest Mrs. Claassen
was sixty years Of g and died very
suddenly OF heart trouble.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-12-16

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

unable to set away with only one field
goal.
Leo Wilson came 10 the front a.
flrst-rank officiakor, when he held the
claris and Townscnds down without q
whimpeF.
Hansen Of the Kouutze Memorials won
the game against the South Omaha Bap-
tists. with a record number OF nine goals
from the field.
The Kountze Memorials have recently
recovered from a slumping excursion,
during two victories IN . row ~ the
BY writing 10 tho manager OF the
Clarke Nebraska basket tall team. one
OF the faster local quintets might be able
20 tie uD game.
March 9 10 the big date on the basket
bali horizon At that time cohch KlineS
Wesleyan champs viii display their floor
talent against the Towusende.
The University OF Omaha reserves
would like to play with some OF the
VIZ gse T ans sonmS ws sS1s. s CITY can
Weigels Pirates showed they had
sterner stuff In them than mere BUSH
wackinR tactics, when they drubbed the
Bellevue Indians, q 20 y, Tuesday night
Linn. center for the ciarks. was out
n sns nan.s s the
strip.
The Swift and Company five broke into
local distinction by grabbing the first
victory OF the season last Tuesday The
packers trounccd the Nebraska School for
the Deaf.
In the absence OF Linn, who is still
on the recuperatine list. Warren Howard
OF the University OF Nebraska filled in
NJ q forward position for the CiarkB
Against the Townsends.
The Hsnscom Park Mathodiata' aspir-
ants to the championship OF the Church
league. were completely squaehed Ia their
game with tho First Christians last Sat-
prday. The score ended. g 10 &
Maxwell, physical director Of the Young
Mems Christian association. has entirely
recovered from the bruises received In
the Omaha National bank game. against
the Young Mems Christian association
secretaries a week ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
U. S. AGAIN APPROACHES
RUSSIA ABOUT PRISONERS

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--In view Of
Russia's refusal TO permit relief expedi-
lions to minister to Austrian and German
prisoners In Siberia the United States
forwarded modified request through
Ambassador Marye at Petrograd. 1t
asked that an American doctor be per-
mitted to accompany the Red Cross
medical and relief supplies to observe
their distributions. An expedition com
posed chiefly Of missionaries had started
from Picking after apparently satisfactory
negotiations between American Minister
Reinsch and the Russian minister there.
but was halted by sudden refusal from
Petrograd to permit them to proceed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Central Labor Union
Gets Boost for Fund

Central Labor union received an addi-
ton OF $500 to it's building fund az It's
meeting last evening when Il accepted
the offer of concern to pay that sum
for its endorsement OF a souvenir book TO
be published In Omaha and to be filled
with Wri,e-lubs OF the various unions and
advertisements Of local firms
A communication was received from the
American Federation OF Labor urging that
Nebraska organized labor urge the state
legislature to pass workingmen's compen-
sation laws OF type 20 conform TO those
passed in certain other states named 10
order to bring about uniform compensa-
ton laws throughout the country.
New standing committees for the nexi
six months have been appointed by Presl.
dent 7. p. Reynolds of Central Labor
union as follows;
LAVA. c. weitzel. plumber; Thomas
A. Menzies machinist; H. Hilmer. press
man,
Edrcational--c L. shamp. stationary
fireman; J. r. wangberg. maehinist c
+. Meth. carpenter
Standardization Wolf. carpenter;
w. F. coffey. bartender: Arthur Van
Horn. boiierniaker; james swanson. iron
moider; Frank Mansen. engineer.
Gricvanee-M. n. Griffith. printer; Rob.
ert Dunlap. stationary fireman; James
Whiting. theater stage man
sanitary-o. II. Arnold. plumber: N
Courtney. painter; George Mailer. brewers
worker.
Home Industry and Union Label ohr
Haydock. cigar maker; ". y. Marks
maehinist; George steiner, press as
sistant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
TENNIS LEADING IN SPORTS
Davis Cup Attendance Proves Game
Attracting $s4, 900 Attendance
Must Be Popular.
MANY AT THE FINAL PLAY.oFF

NEW YORK. Feb. s.--rennls is one
OF Americas leading sports Just now.
It's rank as a pastims has been without
question for ever so long, but as a
financial undertaking its breadth was
practically unknown until the games for
the Davis cup at the courts OF the West
Side Tennis club last August. Now the
official statement has been issued, and
with 1t is established record which will
take some beating, but which meating
is sure to come. for with every year the
grand court game is sure to improve from
every standpoint
All told. ss4,5762O was taken in in the
Davis cup matches and the matches pre-
liminary to the big events which took
place on the ideal courts of the West Side
club. New York was surely the big
time" place. II proved It when s57 1861. IS
was taken in in those three days Of
play which saw the Australians carry
off the big prize. Boston, in the final
round OF the preliminaries, in which the
boys from the Antipodes defeated the
British. contributed but stS.SsO.
Finals Attract Big Crowd.
New York's superior receipts are In a
measure due to the fact that It was the
finals which attracted the huge crowds
which saw those matches, but as much
as anything else, IL was the excellent
management OF those games which
brought success in such measures To
Julian s. Myrick as much as anybody
else is due the credit. His able man
agement OF the series made II possible
for the Australians to take homo with
them $2374s,40 for the association OF their
country a. its share of the gate re-
ceipts. Which figures are much in ex-
cess of the Americans share, which was
sr,Sil29 and which was divided equally
between the clubs in Chicago. Pittsburgh
anod Boston, whereon the preliminary
rounds were held. and New York. whsrs
the cup matches were decided.
And for his untiring efforts the West
Side Tennis club has honored him with
the unanimous nomination for the presi-
dency OF the organization. There isn't
tennis enthusiast In this country who
viii but say that Forest Hills club made
a hit when It put MyriclS at the head OF
its ticket 1t means a broader policy foI
the game. Myrick has always claimed
that New York City Is the real center OF
tennis In this country and he proved II
In the conduct OF the Davis cup contests
Myrick represents the progressive ele-
ment in tennis, and he is outspoken. re
gardless Of whom ne hurts. in declaring
that New York and not Newport is the
place for the national championships
One thing Is sure. he is going to make a
fight for the big games at the West
Side courts. this year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Must Watch for
Mr.. Jack Johnson

I'll PAso. Tex. Feb. s--lmmigration
authorities at III Paso and along the
border TO the east and west have received
Instructions from Washington 70 watch
for Jack johnson. the negro pugilist. and
to apprehend him should he attempt to
pass through the United states to Juarez.
where he Is expected TO fight Jess Willard
on March G.
1t was learned heretonight that john
son was due In Havana Wednesday, but
that the ship ON which he Is sailing -
two days overdue.
The promoter OF the Eight today indi-
Gated that Eugene corrL referee OF the
sporting club OF London, may not Off
clate at Juarez II was stated Corri'
terms would be considered exorbitant and
that unless he agrees 10 a reduction an
other selection was probable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
HUSKEUS VICTORS BY FOUR
Take Rough Game from Nebraska
Wesleyan on LAtter's Floor by
Thirteen to Nine
SHIELDS STAR OF THE GAME

UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb.. Feb. c.
Especial. )--Coach stIehm's Huskers I'm a
rough game last night made four points
more than the Coyote five could pile up
against them. Nebraska registered thir-
teen points 20 nine for Nebraska wes-
leyan.
All the real playing was done In the
first half. which ended. 0 TO IN favor
OF Nebraska. II went see-saw for one
side and the other. The rough tactics
allowed by Referee wnlhlte told on the
Coyotes. who made only one additional
score In the second half. Poor goal
shooting marred the Coyotes play. they
making only three free throws out OF
thirteen chances to Nebrasha's three out
OF six chances.
Shields. captain OF Nebraska. the South
Omaha flipper, was forced TO retire from
the game with a sprained knee. after he
had covered himself with glory. Captain
vifquain, left guard OF Wesleyan. threw
two out three OF his teams field goals.
The largest crowd that ever attended a
game in the local gymnasium saw the
contest. and criticised the referee for
allowing It TO grow 80 rough Lineup:
AsrNtr2 AEsI yVryceI .TcYAN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

CONTINUED from Page one.)
most competent students Of cavalry ef-
fsciency that tie fifteen-hand horse. such
as Is generally used in modern polo. Is an
unequaled mount for the American cav
airy service. Officers are forbidden under
the regulations 10 use surplus feed to
extra mounts. 80 that maintaining polo
pony means considerable expense. Last
but not least, the last army appropria-
ton rule which was passed carried with
It a rider. tackled on by Representative
Webb OF North Carolina, which forbids
the use OF any money for the transfer
OF polo mounts 10 OF from tournaments.
The salaries which cavalry officers re-
coive are not large enough 20 permit
them TO pay such expenses without hottie
ing the outlay. The total amount In
volved Is small. and a Is earnestly 70 be
wished that the next time the bill comes
up 10 congress viii see the end Of this
marrow -rninded financial policy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
PACKERS DEFEAT FREMONT
South Omaha Registers 80 to %
Victory Over Fremont High
School.
GAME FAST FROM START

FREMONT, Neb. Feb. s.--Cspeoial Eel
egram)--Held in check by the excellent
team work and accurate passing OF the
local five, the South Omaha High school
team was able to register only a 30 to %
victory over the Fremont High school
basket ball quintet The game was
cleanly played and was very fast from
the start. Mcbride and Nixon played a
star game for the Packer team, each
making six baskets during the game.
FuIlinston proved the best player Of the
local quintet and made the greater Mum
Der of goals thrown by the locals
The first half was played in a rushing
manner with both teams fighting for the
lead. The Packers initiated the scoring
and easily held the lead during the entire
III. ll.......:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
IN PASSPORT CASES

NEW YORK. Feb s.-The federal grand
Jury returned two indictments charging
conspiracy against the United States on
The part Of certain persons In obtaining
trauduleniIy from the STATE department
passports for German reservists and
volunteers The jury returned only a
partial report and, Il Is assumed. will
continue its Investigation
Those named Ia the indictments are;
Hans Adani Won Wedell. Carl Ruroede.
Arthur sachsse. August b. Never Wal
tier Mullen ana Hermann Wegensn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
London Papers Say
Berlin Action Infamy

LONDON. Feb 6-rhe Daily Telegraph
An an editorial today considers Germany's
declaration OF the waters around Great
Britain and Ireland and the coast OF
France and the Netherlands az naval
war conventions. to be proof OF the eco
monica pressure the British fleet issex-
ercising and that "The German ship OF
state Is on lie beam ends"
1--WE could. OF course. says the Daily
Telegraph. make reprlsals for We pos
seas twice IS many under water craft as
Gernanyi but We could not descend 70
such depth Of infamy.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
ARMY COMING AHEAD IN POLO
lcontInuaa Irom PaEe one.l

CONTINUED from pase one)
giving day Il was the first time in the
history Of the annual erIdiron battles
that Cornell had entered the contest a.
favorite. On form the ithaca team looked
like a snre winner And form was lived
up TO- with the result that Cornell has a
record OF two straight Victories over tho
ancient rival. Pennnylvania.
Harvard Next year.
Cornell has been given the place on
the Harvard schsdhle that the dropping
Of Michigan left Next autumn DR..
sharpe viii send team 10 cambfsass 10
DO battle with the Harvard machine. which
Eddie Mehan. unanimous Ail-Amert-
can selection. win head. II Il entlrely
too premature to make any predictions
regarding the outcome Of that engage
ment. but Cornell ls hopeful Of marlSins
the resumption OF fFssndly reiat,ens with
Harvard by a triumph. The Crimson
team viii be minus many Of the stars
who won fame fer Il IN 1874 while the
lthacana may possibly be better than
they were this last season
Athletics at Ithaca are In the hands
OF ss powerful q corps Of coaches a.
could be gathered With Charles 4.
Courtney remaining in charge Of rowins,
Jack Moakley. one 81 - most com
pefent coaches Ia the country direotlns
the field ana track athletes and Or.
sharpe Al the helm IN foot ball. base ball
49, basket ban affairs, the outlook h
exoaedinsly roseAte Tor Cornell II
coaching ability cen bring athletic siors
| 10 q university the Ithaca institution
should set rs full share.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Will it Be Mascot or
Peanut Vender Next?

NEW YORK. Feb. e-The Brooklyn
Federals announced that they had signed
as ground keeper Charles Kuhn. for
seventeen years ground keeper OF the Chi
cago Nationals.
The New York American league club
signed az coach today Charles (Dukel
Farrell former star catcher and more
recently coach for various teams.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
GIDEON DEFEATS VAUGHN
AT THREE-C TOURNEY

H. o, Gideon defeated c. Vaughn. IS
70 - last night In the three-cnshion
tournament az c. C. cennam's billiard
parior Harlin and Gallup win play Mon
day night. IIigh runs; Gideon. ;; vaughn.
2 Innings: - Referos. Brayton.
The foilowins ~ the standing Of tho
piayera:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Christians Win
From Silver City

SILVER CITY, la. Feb. s.--Cspeciai.}--
The First Christian church basket ball
team. champions OF the Church league OF
Omaha. defeated the silver City basket
bali team tonight in . fiercely contested
game, ss TO "a.
The first half ended with the score Il
to n In the second half N. NJ Niles.
crack forward OF the Christians. found
hts eye WITH vengeance and shot seven
goals, as dld Carl welReI. who. playing
a guard position. also made four baskets.
Welsei. an the rush 20 catch . train
back 20 Omaha. lost the Strip containing
the teams playing toys and efforts will
be made TO recover II today. Lineup;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
game. The lineup:
FREMONT

substitutes Gurnet for Franklin, Bash
for Fullington, Burlington for Eilebrock,
Bott for Leach; Field goals; Mcbride
90, Foley 90, Nixon I6l, Leach ca, Fran
lin, Bash. Fullington co. Suehland. Free
throws: Mcbride 60, Fullington 80.
Time OF halves, 20 minutes. Fouls: South
Omaha, 9; Fremont. g. Referee: Miller
Of Omaha Timekeeper: Laisure of
Score: South Omaha, 80; Fremont, "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

quain for II. vlfquain, Cozier for john
son. Field goals; shields 90, Gardner
GU, Vifquain (2), Hussey. Fouls: me-
braska, 81 Wesleyan, 6. Referee: Will
hlte oil lincoln
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

-.
Church League-f ianseom IeIk m ,r,es-
Gusts sss s.sn ~, noy sonth Omaha Baptists
ssslnst church Of the Covenant at $3.50,
al University Of Omaha gymnasium, ~, E, vs.,
Methodist beracas etS1ns, Ta,snr Mems
csrss.,sr ~. s,s ss
Commercial League Clearing. House
AGAINST YonnE Mems Snras',an k.se a.
uon seefs wer's e.hrlstien association.
omasa high School seconds against
clearing House saturday az s;w AT
Young Men SnrlIr,nm ~ slsrh school
aeaisef xesrnsha school for the Deaf,
Tuesday af $50, a Youns Mems Christian
association. ielks asa'ns ra,,,s rnsIss
IN, rno'.1sS ~ ael,evne coIege against
Nebranka school fof tho Deaf, Saturday
At $50 a. Bellevue; ..,.... Ain
spse.Ai r,,,,~.ssv ~ 90 al
Ye a Meas Christian associstion.
Although the local basket ball season
Is little more than half over, there u
little doubt as TO who the winners OF the
three league Championships VIII be.
The First Christians practically have
= victory won Ia the Church circuit with
ten games played and no defeats. me
Christians have nearly made the rounds
twice and at no time we're they hard
Nt"3NNAt AA"Nf"tft''
only quintet outside Of the Christians that
aspired to championship honora. hut their
defeat az INC Mans Of lenders is1s sa.-
NfoaS was suen - y pe' = sf'lnp - me-, W..
etnpiuon 10. w ~. ~ w 49, o". ~
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Money AfalSins Games.
From financial point The Clark Town
send clash proved very satisfactory to
the Officers OF the league. Enough money
nas taken IN 70 pay of practically an
Of the dcbis. with the result that Il l.
more than probable thas no more charge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Hugh jennings has just turned back
Two riGer kitien4 Bftsill. Z pitcher froul
Ottawa. has been seat % hcfanton. Cara
ton. an ouIIIlIl1F from kaIama1oo. WA
CONSIGNED % Wukesnarre
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Field goals, Niles (el, Hcb1on, kYane
gsl, welgel 90, .Beeba Ce).. .Hickock, hob-
inson % Fo;le. Chrlstianh, !; silver
City, D. Referee. DFumnoud. Omaha.
Umpire; Piatt. silver city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

f'Chet' Thomas. Boston'a young
catcher. has signed his Red Sox contract
He was negotiating with the Feds. but
decided 90 stick with the American
league club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

FLOYD Wright crack infielder of the
University Of Kentucky team. has signed
contract 70 play with the Cleveland
Americans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Announcement has been made that the
sale 81 the syracuse franchise ia the
New York State base ball league win be
postponed until February Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Ed Rousch. the slugEing outfielder Of
the indianapolis Feds, has signed his
contract for the coming season afte,
holding out for some time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
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