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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
GUTUEY STARTS A Big ROW Big THREE ARE SLIPPING
Omaha Boy Goes Out to San Fran
cisco, Wins Psnnant for That
Town and Salt Lake Kicks.
SAYS CHICK VIOLATED LAW

Chick Aubrey. Omaha boy. who IL con-
siderable Class IA first baseman. has
started q first-olass mlxup in the circles
Of organized base ball.
Mr.. Aubrey has won two pennants for
two clubs in two different leagues this
year. when Minneapolis in the American
association was in dire need Of q first
aacker. Aubrey Joined the Millers and the
Millers promptly started on their squirt
toward the rag, which they eventually
copied
when the American association season
closed Chick went out TO the coast. whore
San Francisco was leading the loop. but
slipping. The Seals were Just getting
ready to slip into second place. when
Chick appeared on the scene and signed
up to occupy the first sack. Beatty and
Mclean. regular Frisco initial sack
guardians. we're falling down on the Job
woefully.
So wolverton signed Chick and put him
on the bag. lnstanter the Seals put on
speed and romped home with the PEN
pAnt. He not only put pep and ginger
into the team by his sensational fielding.
but his pinch hitting won at least four
uAntlhCt bhiftcns Nnu Nho ooAAn WoaA JIG
pennant BY less games than that. He
also dh considerable smuggling in other
games.
When San Francisco took Aubrey II IL
claimed he was free agent having had
a non-reserve clause contract with Mime.
apolis. Now his name appears on the
Minneapolis reserve list for the coming
season and the coast II up in the air.
Salt Lake was q few games behind the
Seals In the pennant race and II II agreed
Salt Lake would have copped the flas
II Aubrey hadn't saved the day for the
exposition village. There IL q rule OF the
national association that no player who
has participated In one championship
race shall Join a club in another league
for the purpose of taking part in another
championship race. The rule also says
contests In which such players partici-
pated shall be forfeited.
Salt Lake promises to put in a kick
San Francisco says Aubrey IL a free
agent while Minneapolis puts him on the
association clubs reserve list. II win be
neat little fuss for the national asso-
citation to settle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

The axe IL going to swing In the clan
q ROurks sometime this winter and when
q does about a dozen alleged athletes
win think a buEz-saw has landed in their
midst
Nobody has a Job on the ROurks crew
IL the way Pa Rourke puts II and every
body who IL given a new white uniform
NEXT spring will have earned II. Some OF
the mob which finished the 1915 season
probably won't get a chance TO earn a
new uniform ss some swaps are likely TO
occur during the hot stove league months
Marty Krug has soen the error Of his
ways and promises that 1916 will see him
on the Job as his own manager and that
tho ball players will not have anythins
70 say about how q bail CLUB should be
conducted. Last year Marty was prone
20 let his athletes use their own tudg-
men and goodness knows how much
judgment the ordinary athlete has.
But Marty found out that his method
was a bum one and he has decided TO
change his methods. I'm tell EN- every
move they are 10 make" said Marty the
other day in Cleveland. I'm going TO run
the ball club and believe me I'll run II.
he continued
Lou North. Cecil Thompson and Bob
Ingersoll are the three members Of the
team who are practically certain TO be
back. All three are pitchers and their
work was mighty good at the fAg-end
of the year. when they Joined the
Rourkea The three pitchers. with the
assistance Of Tom Blodgett. took the
Rourkes through that squirt OF fifteen
victories out OF twenty on the road and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
JAYHAWK FEARS SOONERS
Kansas Warriors Expect Oklahoma
to Put Up stiffest Opposition Of
Year Except CornhuSkers.
THREE VETS ARE OUT OF GAME

LAWRENCE. Kan, Oct. 21.-with the
exception OF tho Nebraska game. the
game with Oklahoma is considered the
hardest on the University OF Kansas
foot ball schedule this year. and the wary
Jayhawk II casting an anxious eye toward
the affair with the Sooners on October 30.
Coach Herman Olcott. the Kansas men.
tor, saw Oklahoma play against Mis-
souri, two weeks ago. The Sooners have
fast. sorappy team" he said after
ward. 'rheir backfield Is a fast piece Of
machinery and knows how to use the
forward pass for big gains. We are going
to have mighty hard time OF It when
we meet them"
The present outlook seems 70 indicate
that the Jayhawker squad will go into the
Sooner game with three OF it's star men
on tho injured list. Keeling veteran CEN
ter. was taken from the Drake game with
a bad leg, and has not been able to be
out IN q suit since that time. His chances
OF getting back into lineup before the
Nebraska game are very slim. Fast. tho
phenomenal halfback who is considered
by Kansas university coaches as the
find OF the season. is laid up with an
obstinate charley-horse In his left leg
A weeks massage has failed to cure II.
and Il seems unlikely that he will be un.
able TO play before another week at least.
Lindsey. dependable punter. suffered an
injured knee In the Drake game a year
ago which forced him out OF the lineup
for the remainder OF the season. As fate
would have II. the old wound was torn
open in the Drake game this season, and
Lindsey now watches the wouid-be Jay
hawker punters boot the pigskin from the
side lines
To cover the temporary loss of these
men. Coach Olcott Is working his back
field over time In an effort to develop
promising material among the second
string men. The second team has shown
up unusually well during the last week.
and was used to advantage against the
Aggies yesterday. Just what the tyros
really have In stock win be brought out
during the coming weeks practice.
That the Oklahoma game Is regarded as
crucial Is evident through the intense in
terest show by the rooters In regard to It.
More than 200 students who otherwise
could not afford 70 make the long trip to
Norman for the game have chartered
four box cars from the Santa Fe, and
will ride in them to Norman. billed as
livestock. They will thus be enabled 10
make the round trip at an expense of
little more than 81 Regular fare from
Lawrence Is something over g. The 'boS
car spociaf' win leave Lawrence on
through freight at midnight. Thursday.
october Is, and will reach Norman the
following evening at an approximate
time. The esoapRde is being supported by
the athletic authorities at the university.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Bohemians Will Mix
With the Townsends

The Bohemians. OF Czechie. as they pre-
fer 10 be called. will make the attempt
20 stop the Townsends In their uninter-
rupted rush toward first honors In the
Omaha Soccer Foot Ball league. at MIL
Ter park today.
The Bohemions have been practiclng
assiduously and hope to take a fall out
OF the Townsends. who have not yet lost
a game The Czechle eleven has several
fast piaycrs on II. including ]. Prehai In
goal. LUX at half. Ant. Hiadik. Rudolph
and Lai-rik among the forwards. and
these chaps may be- successful In de-
teating the leaders
AT Carter Lake municipal beach the
Caledonians, who are hanging around the
bottom OF the league. Will attempt to
bolster up their standing by wailoping
the Omaha City eleven.
The standing Of the league up TO date
= as followBs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Nobody Has Job On the 1916
Omaha Club, Asserts Marty Krug

practically every one Of tho fifteen games
was won By pitching alone.
That trio will form the nucleus OF a
good pitching staff. one other GOOD
pitcher will make the Rourke staff as
good as their r.. Two more would make
II the best In the league.
But the rest OF the team IL due 70 be
uneasy this winter. Two new oatchers
must be obtained. Ernie Kruger will re-
turn In all probability n the Yanks can
not see to use him and reports from
Gotham Indicate that Ernie isn't fast
enough for the company up there. Bobby
Wells will be traded or sold.
Tannehill IL q free agent He asked to
be made such and as Lee is one Of the
men who has put his best years in the
game and is growing old. Rourke granted
the request. 1T Tannehill can get a Job
as manager, don't want to stand In his
way" said Rourks. schliebner and Breen.
according 10 Krug. may OF may not be
back. "Breen probably won't and II We
can make trade for schliebnsr well
do IT,"
The same goes for the outfield. Rourke
has made McChesney a free agent II
anybody offers some promising talent for
Forsythe. Cy will be traded, admitted
Krug. Earl Smith. who is wizard In
left from the fielding standpoint. but
seems 20 be bewildered In center, VIII
probably be retained. a. Smith should
become a great ball player II he ever
learns how to stand correctly at the
plate.
That Is the way the Rourke club OF
1916 stanos. declares Krug. and nobody
has a Job.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Alex Aberg Hurls
Challenge at Joe

Another wrestler Is on the trail OF Joe
stecher, Nebrasks's wrestling wizard.
and this one Is talking In large sums OF
money.
The latest to challenge Joe is Alex Aberg.
the worlds champ at Roman
style The Bee has received a letter from
Aberg's manager In which he challenges
stecher to battle either Graeco-Roman or
oatch-as-cateh-can style and he offers
to post $500 with the sporting editor OF
The Bee to bind the match to be held
in Omaha, Chicago. Kansas City or New
York.
Aberg's manager says II Is US to
stecher to answer his challenge and that
Il he does not do so he will declare that
stecher Is afraid OF Alex.
Alex halls from New York City, or at
least Is making the big village his home
at present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
The HypOdermic Needle

PROVING THAT THE HARRISON
Law is MORE OR LESS
OF A LARGE
JOKE
We know the base ball season
Has passed upon its way,
We know the fields deserted,
And that foot bali athletes play.
For despite the fed'raI dope law,
And that magnRtes dropped much
ven,
The foxy base ball experts
Are swapping "rtRru, again.
Abe Kivist has been fired by the
Amateur Athletic union because Of an
''exorbitant expense account" why not
turn the Amateur Athletic union loose
On some OF our well known public Of
ficinls7
Frank Moran seems to have COPIED
that punch Pat Moran just lost
THE OLD ALIBI STUFF
is WITH US ONCE MORE
A bunch Of base bal managers,
Began a song to sing,
10 said, zoe fiunked it this year,
But t0dtch us in he spring."
Pat Moran has signed to manage the
Pills for 1916. We had our suspicious
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Three TWirlers
Have Been Heroes
in Worlds Series

Pitchers Deacon" Philippe. Christy
Mathewson and Babe Adams have been
real worlds series heroes. They have
been In the banner event of the season
and have gone through a siege with three
decisive victories. To Adams and Mathew
son are attributed the winning OF worlds
titles.
: In 1898 Pittsburgh won the flag in the
National league and FLASHED with the
Boston American league. but lost the
series after battling eight games. In that
series Philippe twirled on October /, 8
and g. and defeated the Boston team,
which contained such star players as La
Chance, Parent stahi. Ferris and Free
man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Philly Fans Give
Alex Touring Car

Grover Cleveland Alexander Il the proud
pOssessor OF a isl6 model touring car. The
machine was presented 10 the So. Paul lad
BY q group Of sdmiring Philadelphia fans
AZ q banquet rendered the Pills In
ouakertOwn after the series was over.
So e can be seen the Philly fans didn't
blame Alex with the loss Of the worlds
championship. OF he would never have
gotten the auto.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
1t May Mean Eczema. Scrofula-The
First Sign of Inherited Blood Disease


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do Get druggist If special and
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
N0NPAREIL ATHLETIC
CLUB TO HOLD OPENING

The Nonparcil Athletic and Social club
viii hold the formal opening Of its new
club rooms AZ 1z1 Vinton street. Tues
day evening. The Nonpareil club Il a
newly organised club, which promises 10
take an active part In athletics In Omaha
IN the future. c. y. Bradford. who man
ages the EtorE base ball team. Il chair
nan OF the athletic board and board
With Brad" al the head OF II is sure 20
organise crack athletic teams and pro-
te some big events.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
TH0RPEIAN CLUB WILL
GIVE DANCE TONIGHT

The Thorpeian Athletic club viii hold
its first annual dance at Chambers acad-
envy this evening at 8 o'clock. Fifty or
seventy-five couples are expected 10 at
tend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
How Expert Rates
Billiard Leaders
Ynnlln blow Caln.

IL is stated that the New York Amer
lean league club payed $4,000 for its
grounts In Long Island City and will
spend at least tSoo,o0o building stands
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

douglass Neff. who failed as an In
fielder with the Washington team. has
&c ded - omit tea game. according 20
reports
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

that Pat would probably get the Job
again.
We would also venture a guess that one
Bill Carrigan will be on the scene again
next year.
Matt Wells says American fighters are
too punk for him and that he Is going
back to England to mix with some real
pugs. Probably Matthew will find that
forty-two-centimeter shells can put up q
pretty handy battle.
THE wORsT Is UPON Us.
The base bali seasons over,
And we're full of fatigue,
For now wen hear the chirpiREs
OF the well known Hot stove
league.
Things to Worry About.
Freddie Welsh says he will retire from
the ring within year.
The only trouble with that declaration.
Freddie. is that it's year too late.
Figuring out the late Moran-Coffey af-
fair the best we can deduct Is that some.
heavyweights are punker than otherh
Chicago sport writers are back in form.
They are selling the Cubs again.
As we understand It. Charley Taft is
willing to sell the said Cubs, hut Charles
A BUNCH OF POETRY IS
NOW COMING. LOOK OUT.
Joe Tinker's Feds have made y claim,
They've Topped n festive fit,
They claim the wOrruId's chRmpiSn-
ship,
And we dent care n bit,
s. we will pull that grand cid gag,
what can they do with itf
HERE'S SOME MORE.
The game at Lincoln yesterday
Was glorious and grand,
The only thing that marred Il uds
That w,rn- out college band.
THIS
| IS ALL AS
WE THOUGHT THAT
1T WOULD BE ENOUGH.
We always knew that foot ball scribes
Were numbered by the score,
From Omaha to Lincoln,
From coast to coast to shore.
But we never knew 80 many scribes
Existed in this land,
Until we lamped at Lincoln vest
The press coop in the stand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Guest Goes In Businesa

Art Guest. former utility infielder with
Oakland has purchased q billiard par
Tor la Oakland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
5cBaOl
Sas.OlsOi 5000


Frd~ h"Fh ~ hrAa~.
Announcement Is made in 81. Louis that
the Cardinals VIII again do their train
ing at san Antonio. Tex.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
Cornell Athletic
Fund Falls Short

The following Is q statement OF the &C
counts Of the Cornell University Athletic
association for the season 10lt-i5:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

A whiskey that has maintained its
supreme quality, rich mellowness, deli
cious flavor and popular demand for
over three generations. Made In the
good old fashioned way to satisfy the
tastes Of the most critical. Bottled 10 Bond
Sold EOSgyl0hsEs BseagsS
Demanded EDsEytDAsne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

big guarantee TO meet any OF the
heavyweishts in the ring. and the man
who meets him win have to be a very
popular drawing card to pull a gate big
enough to give willard the amount he
wants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

fellow. but many moons will not pass I'M
I'll he will be forced to meet either Jim
Coffey or Frank Moran, or, possibly, both
of them. Willard is making no secret
that he is out after the money. He wants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Figuring out the late Moran-Coffey Hf-
fair the best we can deduct Is that some
heavyweights are punker than otherA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

that Pat would probably get the Job
again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Chicago sport writers are back in form.
They are selling the Cubs again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

As we understand It. Charley Taft Is
willing to sell the said Cubs but Charles
Webb Murf won't stand for II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Things TO Worry About.
Freddie Welsh says he will retire from
the ring within a year.
The only trouble with that declaration
L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

THE wORsT Is UPON Us.
The base bali seasons over,
And we're full of fatigue,
For now Wen hear the chirpiREs
OF the well known Hot stove
league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

We would also venture a guess that one
Bill Carrigan will be on the scene again
next year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24

Matt Wells says American fighters are
too punk for him and that he is going
back to England to mix with some real
pugs. Probably Matthew will find that
forty-two-centimeter shells can put up q
pretty handy battle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13

los. los and lo7. sandersons sub. OF Q,
Is. SO SO and So. Jos. Campau farm"
W. s. Mitchell street CIV. II. e 1922.
amount t22 06. valuation SLIGO, for the
year 1914. said property being owned
by Ida Hildebrandt and cancelled on
Their
be and he is hereby authorized and
instructed TO draw warrant upon tho
proper fund IN favor OF c. H. Wntsie
amount paid by him. with interest add
ed AT the rate OF per cent for Ger
tincate OF title issued against South
40 4. OF lot 30. plat OF sub. of lot
/. Eighteenth ward, upon surrender Of
certificate OF title. No. 6357. issued him
by the City Treasurer By reason OF the
the year 1911. said property beins
owned by Lima Zaukaiier and enron
eously sold for delinquent taxes: and
Resolved, That the city Controller
be and NJ Is hereby authorized and In
structed TO draw a warrant upon tho
GFepsT 1unq & cyor heinz 81 The L AMOUNT @t
paid By him, with interest added az
the rate OF s per cent, for certificate
OF title issted against South 40 II. OF
lot 20. plat OF sub OF lot Of p c. 80"
etc. e 5. Central avenue, Eighteenth
ward. upon surrender OF certificate OF
title No 5s4s issued him by the city
" general city taxes for the year 1919.
said property being owned by Lima
Zankelter and enormously sold for de-
I Resolved s'e That a"V the e City controlier
be and he is hereby authorized and in
structed TO draw a warrant upon the
the fund sum in f "a ,,S . msro ;se
amount paid by him. with interest add
ed mt the. rate OF per cent. for GER
tiNcate OF, title issued against Lot 81.
~ M
723." $. Agnes avenue. Seventeenth
ward, upon surrender Of certificate or
title No ssts issued htm by the City
nent OF general city taxes for the year
isi2 said property being owned by
ton Act, and CHROME ,usly sold for de-
linquent taxes: and be II further
Resolved. That the City. Controller
be and he II hereby authorized and
instructed TO draw warrant upon the
for the sum OF 81 os. being the amount
stoS IsrIo city ysiua' nsn If
soften sub OF that part o. ?. G. 80
and f 1880 H. Of P. q. 2ss." etc. 9.
9. Artillery avenue wv. 1s: {. $500. tor
proper receipt showing said taxes for
said year. 10 have been paid. she boz
ing entitled 10 relief under the Sol
diers' Exemption Act.
Laid on the table.
BY Aid Fre,waid'
Resolved. That "aii OF the public
alley 20 feet wide. lying 40 feet south
OF and parallel with Fort street and
extending 1880 feet east OF the east
line % Sprinswells avenue" be and
the same II hereby vacated:
Provided. Thar Huntoon a Weeks
Lumber Co. deeds to the City of De.
troit within 10 days from tho date OF
the adoption OF this resolution. the Col
lowing described property ts-wit. THE
east Is feet Of Sprngwells avenue
lying between Fort street and Wabash
Railroad ~iJht-of- as shown on
plat OF George weber's sub. OF all
that part OF lot IL OF the sub. OF = a.
us, south OF the south line OF Fort
street. recorded in T,ibe- 1f piats Of
page % Wayne County Records" and
the said deed IL approved by the Cor
4, City
! Laid on the table
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13

OF Ida HiIdebrandt tso7s). Lima Eau
(2Osi) and Mary A. CiLfford tOiOI for
the cancellation or reduction OF ssp-
eral city taxes under the soldiers En-
emption act and on the grounds of
charity, respectfully report We have
had the same under consideration.
have investigated the charity cas1s
through the Poor Commission, and boz
ing satisfied that the others are enti-
tied TO exemption under the law. rec
ommend that the above petitions he
granted. and therefore offer the fol-
lowing resolution
Respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY NOWC,
JAMES VERNON. I
GODFREY FREIW AID
ALBERT #. ALLAN, II
MOSES wARTELL. ~
r. W. wENZEL,
w n. G. HINDLE.
Accepted. and on leave, the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid Nowc:
Resolved, That the City Treasurer be
and he Is hereby authorized and In
structed 10 cancel the general city tax
as levied against sly 80 a. OF lots io4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13
axes.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Taxes. TO whom was referred the Pc
titions OF +. V. Bartlett (1745), Day
Automobile Co. (l9S3). w. D. Gracey
C2095), William =. Johr (3O51), White
Motor sales Go. (3Q36). Cyril Shadbolt
lt025l, Preston M. Hickey C6sZ).
Charles ri Lazoucki G657), Mary L.
Oliphant t2053). and c. T. steifrie
Cleaning y pyeing Co. (2025). all for
the cancellation. reduction or refund
OF certain personal assessments. re-
spectfully report we have had tho
same under consideration. have listen
ed to the testimony OF petitioners. ana
after consultation with the Board Of
Assessors are satisfied that claimants
have no valid reasons for relief. and.
therefore, recommend that their re-
spective petitions be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY NOwC
GODFREY FRErwALD.
JAMES VERNON,
ALBEIT T. ALLAN.
MOSES wARTELL.
r. W WENZEI,
Accepted and laid on table.