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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24
WARES is TEXT FOR SERMON
Newly-Appointed Manager Of wich-
ita to Receive Salary Of
$1,000 or $500.
ARE MINoRs FoRGErrIEe !

Clyde Wares, ore CT Branch Rickey's
pupils In the st Louis base hall school,
has been appointed manager of the Wich-
tia club Of che Western league. and the
owners OF the club have deposited $500
with the Browns for the services OF the
new manager ana will remunerate that
person 70 tine extent Of about 5000 OF
1880 per annum. This in the face OF the
retrenchment policies considered neces-
sary and advised at the minor league con-
vention looks little bit as II the minor
magnates are forgetting the promises
they made each other here.
Wichita Is gambling with big money
for town that is supposed to be broke.
The purchase price OF $500 is a pretty
husky amount and would in this day OF
grace bring half dozen ball players TO
team. Wares was never a particularly
wonderful player in the Southern league
in 1913, and last year he didn't set the
world on fire., From his past averages
he will be an ordinary player in this loop.
AZ for managerial ability. that is specu-
lation, as he has neyer had any expert
ence along that line.
Ii BAD Business.
And Wichita is willing TO pay him 5000
or $500 salary. Wares may be worth the
money. he may be worth a much larger
stipend, but 1t looks like bad business
Tor a town as shaky as Wichita when
the Western league is SO desperately try
ing to put base ball in this circuit on a
business basis. Wichita Is operating or
salary limit of $500. and depends or
meeting that payroll with attendance that
runs little over $1,000 Can Wichita
then, pay $500 for a manager and still
observe the salary limit and come Out
on the right side of the ledger? Perhaps
but 1t win be tight sailing when pay
checks are made out for the hirelings who
merely play the game. But as we said
before. 1t looks to the outsider that the
minor magnates are already forgetting
their promises to stick faithfully by all
salary agreements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24


The babbling bug has passed away.
And that rasping, raucus roar
That he was wont to chirp all day,
Is with us never more
The mirthful song OF sizzling hit
Is obsolete today,
The hateful howl 10 muffing mitt
No longer marks the fray.
For now we only Near OF writs.
Injunctions, legal stuff.
or hearings and OF lawyers fits.
subpoenas and such cuff.
President Hibben OF Princeton would
eliminate the paid coach. Mr.. Hibber
may be sincere in his expression, but We
have a bunch thoughts OF Mr. Percy
Haughton are paramount In his skull.
Cleveland has changed the name of ia
team to Indians. But we can't see
where Indians Is any more synonymous
with champions than Maps
Battling Nelson has issued a challense
to Freddie Welsh. We will next probably
hear that Goliath wants a return match
with David. Or that Noah has entered
a challenge for the Upton cup.
Mr.. Frank Menke would know wher'
Matty Lobert. Schultz. Wagner and Z
few other athletes wiz be in five years
Which leads US 20 ask the very eynica
question. Where viii Mr.. Menke be IL
five years from now?
m MAY BE DID.
Like US. perchance, you're leary of tina
JOHNSON Willard go.
How the smoke can cop off thirty anC
leave the others dough,
But the fight "a IN old MeXicO-it'A Z
funny country there,
And the bloomin', bloody battle may b'
really ON the square.
We don't care what the odds. but we'r'
willing 70 gamble carranza win cop tbs
popular newspaper decision in that Juarei
mix.
When John FILLER and Chris Pulos run
against each other at the big indoor meet
omahans win be able 20 learn II there
is really anything in this when Greek
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24
RED STYLES BLOWS INTO
TOWN AND KICKS ON COLD

Red Styles. Rourke twirler. blew into
town last week from Florida. where he
has been basking in the sunshine since
the season closed last fall. Styles finds
tho weather up here much 10 his dis
like and has been inquirlng about rail-
road fares back ever since he has been
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

branch also shows substantial Increase.
and It Is claimed that enough Ford cars
have been alread sold to practically as
sure the rebate OF from $40 70 $50 10 be
refunded next August TO all Ford Dur-
chasers between August l. 1914, ana Au-
gust /, 1915.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

Llver compIalnt aIal.e. You

No Joy in living II your stomach and
Liver don't work. stir your Liver with
Or. Kings New Life pills. All drug
Easts. -Advortisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24
Lay orr OF Va.

lay OfI OF U.s.
Jim Gilmore started up q league,
TO buck old o b. y.
lie started up a Bquable,
For all SUPREMACY,
And sauandered hordes OF money.
In an awful way 10 see.
The fight grew FAST and fussy,
And made en- awful din,
And all the merry lnagnates.
spilled chatter of the chin.
While Jim and all HE comrades,
Kept blowing in the tin.
And then we didn't care SO .laach,
We didn't give q cusa,
But now we've got a suit IN war,
A murky. mundane muEs,
And we are sore At Gilmore,
For what he wished on US
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

strongly in favor OF the transfer Of tho
national event from Newport. According
TO Koch Il Is practically impossible for
a westerner 20 enter the tourney at New
port and enjoy himself due TO thes strict
social boundaries which control New
port and any events which are held
there. In New York e would. be FAR
different westerner could have a good
time az tourney there and be included
in ell Of the social events attending such
an affair M
Would Play In New york
Il myself wouldn't think OF entering
tournament at Newport" declared Koch
white III New York / would make an
effort 10 do so because j know that 1
would find II pleasure"
The letter sent Koch by Mahan COM
talned the signatures Of nearly 100 proni-'
nent tennis players They all look ct Il
in the same light Koch does and It ~
considered moro than likely that the
ultra-fashionahle Newport viii iose out
on the big national championship event /
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

p. A. Simpson has joined forces with
the local agent Of the Apperson Jack
Rabbit Automopils company as sales
manager al the new retail location, 2n7
Farnam street. Mr.. Simpson has been
With the Nebraska Buick company for
the last slx years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24
motorcycle Notes.

Motorcycles Notes.
Application for membership In the r.
A. NJ. has just been received from Victor
Welsford. Durham, South Africa, and he
has been issued membership card 3l.l03
About seventy members and friends OF
the Bay State Motorcycle club OF Boston.
Mass. participated In the annual fall run
10 the clubs summer camp at Canobis
lake. A chicken dinner greeted the riders
on their arrival at the camp.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24
The Hypodermic Needle

meets Greek" thing peddIed in the elas-
slcs
Freddy Welsh will meet six men in
the next few weeks. Then maybe Freddy
will prepare to fight one man.
Bonbardier Wells engaged in six fights
and returned six times winner.
Rube Marquard is said to be learning
new song. entitled, There Am Trouble
Ahead OF Me-"
Free Publicity.
Mike Donlin and Marty McHale will
appear at tho Orpheum this week in an
act Who does the acting is not known
For this valuable publicity. we expect
Manager Byrne to kick loose with a
ducat.
Bill Donovan is said TO possess great
force OF character and considerable brain
power, But what good are those virtues
20 manager OF the Yanks.
Harry Koch ana bunch OF other
Omaha tennis cracks are contemplating.
in View OF recent occurrences, transfer
ring affections from court tennis to court
base ball the latter being more profit
able
Otto Knabe wants 10 trade Harry
swacina, his first aacler. as Harry is a
troublemaker. Why not exchange hin for
Hal Chaser
Mrs. Birdie NJ, Refs IN suit for divorce,
declares that she is passionately fond OF
base ball. while her husband y q Federal
league pitcher. Speaking OF unkindest
cuts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

Congratulations 70 Fairbury on getting
into the Nebraska State league. hut
how such a good little ball town rs
Superior ever let 90 Is a puzzle. Il is
TOO bad that there Is not room enough
IN an eight-elub league for all the good
base ball towns Of this state. anyway.
Nalel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

NEW YORK. Jan. sS.--Jack Eller. the
worlds record holding hurler. who de-
feated joe Loomis the Chicago Amateur
Athletic crack. from scratch in the Sow
enty-five-yard hurdle race In Madison
Square Garden in the Milirose meet
made an attempt TO smash his own
worlds l2O-yard low hurdle record at the
games of Brooklyn college. which was
held at the Thirteenth Regiment armory
tonight. The present record. 1875 seconds.
was made by EHer, In Madison Square
Garden last February.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

When John FILLER and Chris Pulos run
against each other at the big indoor meet,
omahans win be able 20 learn II there
is really anything in this when Greek
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24

Otto KnRbe wants 20 trade Harry
swaoina, his first saeker. as Harry is
troublemaker. Why not exchange hiIr for
Hal Chaser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
CAPTURE OF BELGRADE
COSTLY TO TEUTONS

Paris. oct 10 (2;10 p. mD-The
announcement made yesterday by the
German war office Of the capture Of
Belgrade was confirmed in an official
communication from Nsh, issued mere
today at the Serbian legation The
Austro-German attack on the lower
Drina, on the northwestern frontier,
is said to have been repulsed with
enormous losses for the Teutons. The
statement follows.
Fighting continues all along the
Danube and save fronts The pur-
pose Of the enemy is to advance
through heMorava valley, separat-
inc ostolac CKthirty-eight miles south
east Of Belgrade) from Dubravatza
con the Danube. thirty-fye miles east
Of Belgrade) where his chief efforts
are concentrated. The enemy sur
fered enormous losses i'm making un-
successful attacks on the lower prina,
The enemy has been thrown back on
an island ho occupied before opening
oneratiOns"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
RECOGNITION TO BE
EXTENDED THIS WEEK

Washington. oct. 10-Ofncial ad-
vices have been received here that the
governments OF Argentina, Brazil and
Chile are in accord with the decision
of the United states 20 grant recog-
niuon TO the party led by General
Carranza as the de faeto government
In Mexico.
IL became known today that some
of the South American governments
long before yesterdays conference had
authorized their diplomatic repreecn-
ntivcs to favor the recognition of
General Carranza ia the Pau-Amcri-
can deliberations
President Wilson has received from
Secretary Lansing a report of the
proceedings Of the final conference
but several days ago he indicated TO
the secretary his acquescence in the
plan proposed
The form in which recognition Is
to be accorded has not been decided
but ii may be done by formal notifl-
cation to Eliseo Arredondo, author
ized representative here of the Car
rama government
ftMAfIHlNII i'i I'i.th ltlil'lI ~ tNl'NNN
ed within week This Will result
in the immediate order Of an embargo
Of arms against factions opposed 90
the Carranzl government IS step
which viii materially weaken The rec
sources of the villa clement which
intends to continue the Eight In Mex
leo
Miguel Diuz f.ombardo gave out
statement tonight In behalf Of tho
villa faction, declaring that while il
was a source of satistactlo nthat the
United Smtes had shown It's SYM
paihv with the Mexican constitutions
alist revolution against Huerta by rec
ognizing % revolutionary faction, nev-
ertheIcss it was intended 20 demon
strate by further military operations
that the Carranm partys supremacy
was temporary
George Carothers American consul
lar agent tclegraphed the state de-
partmcnt the substance of long IN
tervlew he had had with General villa
at Juarez, in which the latter explain
ed IN line with utterances to the press
last night that he intended to con-
tinue fighting Carranza No mention
was made Of Withdrawing protection
to foreigners MS reported in press dis
patches, but officials realize that the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
EXHIBITS RAPIDLY BEING
PLACED IN POSITION

In spite of the rae, raat it was
sunday Traction park was about the
busiest place imaslnable yesterday.
The sound Of hammer and saw could
be heard on all sides as those in
charge Of exhibits worked with all
their might to get their stuff in
place. and Secretary x. w. WHEY
was up to his eyes in work from
early in the morning until well past
midnight last night.
While the fair will not be opened
officially until the governor delivers
his address this afternoon, the gates
of the park will be opened at s
O'Clock this morning, and all indica-
tions are that there will be q big
crowd on hand during the morning
hours. There is no need for anybody
to wait until after lunch to 60 out 70
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CONTINUED on Page TwOJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
ALL GERMAN ATTACKS
REFUSED, SAYS PARIS

Paris oct 10 $3.50 p, mDThe Off
cial statement issued this afternoon
says:
There was continued activity Of
the artillery on both sides of the ridges
to the east of Souchez and to the
south at the approaches to the road
to Lille
Further attacks Of the enemy
against the field forts in the Gieynehy
woods have been repulsed.
There is lively fighting with gre
nades and torpedoes from trench TO
trench in the section Of Libons.
Between the Disc and the Aisne,
artillery fighting was very active be
fore Nourron and Quennevieres.
In Lorraine fighting continued
with grenades in the vicinity Of the
trench which we captured yesterday
on the Reillon-Leintrey front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
The Official Fair Program
OPENING DAY.
Monday, October II,
AZ Fair Grounds.

$500 a.m--Far grounds Informally . -
baseball game SHOWN on ee'''1 9
n grandstand
On. m-Brundage Carnival company atuactoh oPV''
On
place OF formaton al
yarado governor cadets from mll'S ~
stte national guard county officials lndan syu
hand and MagdaIena boys band Clovis ladies' band oh'
sty hand and Military band participating
II Tair Grounds.
- Forr,aI onenne of Mexico state
address by Governor William =. ,s
2.9O n n-Footbal game, Mexico Military institute w.
University Of Mexico
Music by band throughout afternoon
700 D m-Brundage Carnival company attractions oIeh
500 m-Concert Kltes hand
Cornet solo by VIII f. Newlan
act by Granada ana Feuoia
g.45 -Judgng saddle horses and uhaOo"
classes with exhibition Of entries
m.-Wee Clark and his bagpipes
sensational Whttakers
j. Coates lockhart tho Scottish tenor.
S:55 D. m-Exhbton and judging of gentemens driving Vas
MT Demons
9.1b m-Exhbtion Of Dancing by Wee jamie clark
g.25 m-Exhbon Of Of motion pictures from ne"
Nlexico building at San Diego d. .a..
Carnival company attractions with sensational Hee
of
m balloon ascension
mmmmmmnAmMM@m~ Q Q . Q Q 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
SerbianS Are RetreatINg Be-
fore Advance of Victorious
Troops of Central Monarch
les, Says Berlin Report
KAISER'S FORCES TAKE
TRENCHES IN FRANCE
By COunter-attaCk Territory in
Champagne County Is Now
in Hands of Teutonsl AC-
Cording to SaWiIIe Wireless,

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiFHl
Berlin, oct 10 (by Wireless To Say
villel The war office statement is-
sued today follows.
belgrade and the surrounding
heights to the southwest and southeast
are in our hands The Serbians also
Were thrown back further east Wher-
ever they resisted our troops are ad-
vancing
con the heights to the east of Sou
chez in France. the Germans took sew
eral trenches and machine gum
The Germans hy a counter-attack
reconquered near Tahure in the
Champagne the territory on a front Of
four kilometers labout 2 ne niles
and 100 meters deep
After a violent hand.to-hand fight
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's
army repulsed Russian forces. which
attempted to reconquer their lost po-
eitions near Garbounovka west OF
Pinsk. North of the railroad from
Dvinsk to Poniewosch 20 the west OF
Illukst, the Germans captured the
enemys positions over front OF
about eight klometers mearly five
miles,.
General Won Linsingens army took
by storm the village of Sinc2ye, south
west of Pinsk Cavalry engagements
continue near Kuchechawoia aud il
the neigh horhood of Jezierczy sew
eral Russian attacks on the front be-
tween RafaloVh Gritty miles south
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
BELGRADE NOT MUCH
DAMAGED BY FIGHT

Berlin, oct 10 Cyia London)--Dis-
patches from the Serbian front report
that Belgrade was not damaged great
y by bombardmeut The city was
spared as far as possible although
some private buildings were de-
stroyPd.
serbian rear guards contested the
passage through the city streets Of
the Teutonic forces. Part Of the eiVll-
ian population remains in Belgrade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
NO PROTECTION
To FOREIGNERS
BY CEN. WILL A
Northern Commander Notifies
George c, CarotherS That
He No Longer Assumes
Such Responsibility,

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Restricts Newspaper Men.
The Ilr't sign oI the WiIhuraWtl OF
responsibility OF General Nilla came
yesterday afternoon when salHo CON
.ductos were first granted and then
refused to newspaper men to accom-
pany him ON his TRIP TO 'asas Grmd'.
The refusal was based upon alleged
new regulations by Whlcn the mn
tary commanders OF villa towns would
issue The passports.
Bandits Have free mana
Latcr from military source u was
learned chat General villa hId de-
.clarcd 90 George g. tarothers' special
agent of tho state department, that
the United states ana foreign n''lons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
No Movement of Ferd.naod'S
Troops to Cooperate With
AuStro Germans Under
Command of Mackenseo,
GREECE AND RUMANIA
CONTINUE NEUTRAL
Won Hindenburg No Nearer
DyinSk Than Two Weeks
AGO. Contradictory Reports
Of Operations in West.


London, oct no ll0 f.. mo The
Bulgauons So far as is known, have
not vet made amy incursion into S.r-
hian territory and ID is believed thN
will withhold their hands until they
know how matters 20 with the AUS
ro-Gcrmans. Some Balkan author
tiles, indeed, sim believe that the
BuigUians win NOT interfere with the
movement northward of the Anglo
French expedition for 10 do SO would
Immediately bring the shells Of the
warships into their ports ON the Black
and AEGEAN seas, probably followed by
the landing Of Russian troops az
Varna and Gurgas ana Of other troops
AZ Dodeaghatch
Rumania and Greece Wait.
Greece and Rumauia remain inter-
csted spectators although the former
has given assurance of her benevolent
neutrality toward The allies Repre-
sentatives of the entente have furu-
ished the Greek government with in-
formation concerning the o. agreement
between Bulgaria and Germany
which. il is asserted. gives the Bul-
CARS a. free hand TO deal not only with
/ Serbia. but with Greece as we'll
should the central powers win
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
French Admiral Relieyed.

Paris, oct 10 (6.10 y. m)--Ad-
miral Augustin Boue de Lapeyrre,
commander Of the Anglo-French fleet
in the Mediterranean, has been re-
lieved Of his command at his own re-
Admiral Dartige du Fournet has been
named to succeed him.
quest, owing to serious Illness Vice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-11
CHANGES MADE
IN RUSSIAN MINISTRY

london OCT TO II0.IU p. M 2 ?"
Prince Chcrbutoff Russian minister
of the interior has been allowed TO re-
tire and win De succeeded by Alex
Keivo off court chamberlain, ae-
cording to Pctrograd dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company NJ
Khvostoff will be the first member Of
the duma appointed to the ministry
lie formerly was leader Of the right
party.
Alexander Samarin, proeTator gen
eral of the holy synod, also has re-
tired