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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-04

Sent 10 Hospital.
DIR. f. f. Shanahan. assistant city ply
stefan. ordered John Yost. Thirty-sixth
and X streets. arrested on charge Of
drunkenness Tuesday evening. to the
South Side hospital last evening. The
man had lain in Jail for practically two
days seemingly paralyzed. sitting in one
position the entire time.
Magic city Gossip.
A public card party will be given this
evening al the Moose hall at Twenty
fifth sand NJ streets.
Miss Morris has special sale of hand
.4th and + streets.
Office space for rent in Bee office. e3ls
N street. Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South 2.
The Keno Kiuh will ho;d its fourth
annual banquet at the Hotel Rome In
Omaha tomorrow evening,
Oak Alger. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Alger, lu4 q street, Is sick In bed at the
home Of his parents with pneumonia.
The second annual ball OF the German
evening at the home. 4i06 South Thir-
teenth street.
The same Officers who served during
the last year were elected by members
men OF the World. last evening at their
mectinS
Lost-Medium size dog, white, with
large yellow spots long nose. Return 1854
South 18th St. South Omaha. Reward.
Tel So. zee.
What nicer present could one wish than
bank account with 81 or more to begin
with. -Four per cent paid by the Live
Stock National Bank Savings Dept.
st. Brldget's court, No. 6O6, Catholic
Order OF Foresters, will hold its annual
election of officers this evening at st.
BridgUts hall at o'clock. All members
are requested TO be present.
Card OF Thanks-We wish to thank the
many kind friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted us during the illness and
death OF our beloved daughter and sister
Signed. Mrs Della Benson and family.
Want ads for The Bee may be left at
The Bees branch office, 2SiS N St Rates,
20 word for one time, 1iAc a word each
day for three days and ic a word each
day for a week Prompt and courteous
service.
Athletic contests held in the different
grade schools OF the city, promoted by
representatives OF the Omaha Young
Mems Christian association leaders. have
all been held.
Per order OF Chief Of Police Dunn the
o street entrance to the stock yurds will
be cleared of solicitors OF all kinds here
after. The special order was issued be-
cause of the numerous complaints re-
ceived in past months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-04
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Residents Of Neighborhood of TWEEN
tieth and L Streets Protest
Sewer Nuisance.
KICK TO CITY COMMISSION

Residents in the vicinity Of Twentieth
and l. streets are preparing to make a
strong demand on the city commission
that the sewer nuisance at that place
be abated. According TO A. A. Wright,
taxpayer. and +. s. Richardson. property
owner and former president Of the school
board. the city garbagemaster has filled
the sewer with garbage. The sewer has
been rendered useless in case OF storm
and is menace TO health, Il Is de-
clared.
Some weeks ago Sanitary Inspector
Connell granted the garbagemaster the
privilege OF dumping garbage In this
sewer, which Is seventy-six feet deep.
The street between Twentieth and Tween
ty-second on street was once a big
ravine and only last year was entirely
filled and paved The cost, approx
mately. was more than 5000 in this
single instance. The grade being only a
new one. In case OF a heavy storm, with
the sewer rendered practically useless. II
would mean that the water would flood
the expensive grading and filling.
Petty Thieves Active.
Numerous petty robberies constituting
I'm the majority simple petit larceny cases
are being daily reported to the police.
The downtown section is coming In for
It's share of the thefts The latest reported
IL the theft OF valuable watch from
the room OF DR.. ]. ]. Humpal. 526 North
Twenty-fourth street A small amount OF
money was taken at the same time.
Some weeks ago Tho Bee office was
broken into and q valuable camera out
fit stolen. This was a case of grand
larceny and apprehension of the thief
would mean a term in the penltentiary.
Just last Saturday the same office was
broken into again and several valuable
miscellaneous articles including part of
aonther camera equipment was stolen.
The goods were personal property.
1 Tho police are keeping a close lookout
and have been investigating for some
time. A reward Of considerable size has
been promised In case Of the apprehen-
sion of the thief in the last mentioned
case.
south sids. fIowIers.
After a lapse of two weeks allowing
for the Thanksgiving holiday. the young
women bowlers resumed contest on the
Brunswick alleys last evening. The
evenings tour OF the athletes wound up
In a tie. the Happy Hooligans and the
Charlie Chaplinites. each winning a game
and tieing another. Miss Mabie House
man bowled high score of the evening.
making 3s4 In three times up. All scores
were comparatively low. The results:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-04

Der that abuse this special privilege. Be
cause OF the many abuses, retail inter
ests the country over, are getting to
gether for the purpose OF trying to stop
those who abuse the privilege from be-
ing accorded this special favor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-04
Bee want Aas Produce Results.


PARIS. Dec. a-The French cabinet this
morning authorized the ministers Of
finance and marine TO Introduce In the
hamber OF Deputies IN the name OF the
purchase BY the state Of a merchant fleet
of fifty ships.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
| Notes sS'~' '@the
 NGRIDIl2ON

The first class game played Friday between the Sophomores and Fresh
 men showed the development of two great stars. wAo are known as West fall and DetweiIer, both of the Freshmen team. Junior Senior class game to be played on Friday afternoon Is caus- ing great comment among football fans.
 Gridiron stars are hard at work and are developing much speed. Practice is q great exercise for grow ing boys. Prof. Francis Geary is not only a good coach, but he is mighty fine 'Penmanship tutor After while if things don't change some of the boys out for football will have to nave their hats made to order.
 Bob Roardman will undoubtedly referee the Junior Senior game Fri day owing to the fact that he made such hit in the Sophomore Fresh men game. Luke. Marian and Latham are called the Senior team. Wonder 1 why?
 ! Itlstlllti fS- lntNi' COOK got DnSN ! and mad q football field worked over
 so the Coyotes could practice i'll n ! fashionable manner l Would it be asking too much is Manager Taylor would vote wet and
 have q water boy on the field during l practice nowadays? 1 IL would be a shame, wouldn' |
 il, if Captain Wilky's team beat the 1 Seniors next Friday Coach Geary sure has a fine cure | for the big head" Take off that suit. Galpin.' /! The Coyotes are anxiously await ing the time to come wlen they get ] a crack at the Alumni
 1 How nell can you get out q football squad when they go and
 Iadvertise ambuIances and embalmers
 on the football page?' inquires F
 Geary.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
LISTENING DOUBLE DEFEATS
 HESTER TEAM IN THE NINTH

went out but Pierce followed with a long one to left field fence for two bringing Stadelli home MacMurdo was next with a two-bagGer 10 left field fence scoring Pierce but he died there as Whaling flew out retiring the side.
 There were fast and snappy plays on both sides. both infield and out but notably sensational were the two oXcellent doubles by the ore puddlers. In one of these doubles Garr1Jy made a star catch of a hot drive from Gays bat and then stepped tn sec ond retiring Mitchell also.
 On next Sunday afternoon the Smelter and Mill teams cross bats and hot contest is expected. This afternoon the NoCyar club band was on hand and furnished excellent music.
 Score of tpdaX-S contest
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

HAYDEN, Sept. -. Especial Cor espoudenccl-One of the fastest and snsppiest games of the season was presented To local fandom today Nhen the Miners went down before ;he Smelterites three to four. Hogan sor the visitors and Cowan for the nome team both did splendid work. usually retiring their adversaries in ulls. two three order. Team work vas flaWless on both sides not one error to mar the sport.
 There was only one time when it hooked dark for the Shelter boys This came in the sixth when Cowan started -h3lloon ascension passing Sour men and allowing two hits all -u the same frame. This resulted ir shree scores for the Hesterites. one uf which Was forced when Driscol. walked and Hester crossed the plate. lr the next inning. however Cowan returned Jo his steady work and but ihree men faced him. In the ninth s1c Ray boys came to bat needing but one run to tie lhe score and Arhogast slammed :he sphere to left field fierce for two sacks. little .s'er he spoiled it all by allowing aiTSeiI to be put out playing off th,
 
 iirSt nn a SroUnder to the vicinity CT short Then with one ,-Dwn and one on, Herbs head got to working and he sent I'D the famous pinch hitter Art RaTase. with orders 10 put a Whirlwind and spectacular finish 70 the contest. He did but il was not the exact brand If finish ordered for he sent a hot one down to Carnes who. with lightning rapidity passed ';arrit1. wlo handed II to Spot AacMurdo retiring both Pendleton and Ramage and closing the contest
 The Smelter boys Ets two Of theirs iu the fourth when Agnew. their new catcher, sent a beautiful two-sacker down third-hase line bringing Mac Murdo ana Whaling home. In n" fifth Stadeli batted for the home team after Cowan was down sending nice fly to left for two. Garrity
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
STRONG STATE
 RIFLE TEAM
Elimination Matches Con- vince Adiutant General National Guard Shots Will Make Fine Showing at Jacksonville

The elimination of the Arizona Ma tignal Guard Rifle team that is to go to Jacksonville. Florida for the annual national matches. has just been com pic eted. Adjutant General Charles W. Harris in commenting on the line up, says that the result of the elimination trials is that Arizona will be represent -d by the strongest rifle team that has ever been sent out of the west The team, in the order of the indi- Vidual standing. is as follows:
 l. Captain Joseph F.. Noble
 = Captain H. C. Coykendail
 g Sergeant Cooley
 Captain C- V. Gulley
 .. Sgt. BrimhaiL
 s Sgt. Byers.
 Lieut.. Claude Shamhart.
 x. Capt Mullen.
 Sgt. Juan Och0a
 lc- Lieut. Jing.
 IT, Sgt. OpenshaW
 r.. Sgt White
 r.. Pvt. Clanton.
 H. Sgt. Gould
 T, Sgt Nalodon
 r.. Sgt. Hicks.
 The team will spend the next week m practice before going to the Jackson vile mar rehes
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
CUB GRIO|ROA CLUB
 STARTS WORK TOMORROW

Captain Earl Reno of the Cubs Athletic club football team has called practice for tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cub field. Second street and Culver streets All interested in the Cubs and their team are urged 10 be present.
 The Tigers win not have a team this year but Monroe. Adams and Os- born schools are going to have teams; so there are some games assured
 Some of the members who have ex- pressed a desire to have a team this year are Reno. Mann. Herwig Lane. Heflin, Pickerell. Kinney. Mckee. Green. Wickoff, Allen, Chaney. Young, and Irvine
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
YVES HILL PUTS
 0N 0vERLANDs
Globe-Phoemx Auto Stage Line Adds to It's Carry ing Eacili ties Thre e Seven-Passenger Sizes TT Garfords to Pheps-Dodge

Three big six-cylinGer seven passenger Overland automobiles were purchased during the week by the Globe Phoenix auto stage line. They will bC used to handle the traffic over the Apache Trail route. as the Roosevelt road has been named by the Southern Pacific railroad in all of its eastern advertising. done tc induce travel to the great Roosevelt tam and through Phoenix.
 w. A. Hill, manager of the stage lines has been assured that there will be a big increase in travel over the Apache Trail He needed ad- ditional cars that could stand the hardest kind of work over mountain roads.
 The Overland service was aIr inn portant item to the stage lines. There are Overland garages at both ends .: the lines and several on the way. Repair parts are always available on the shortest notice.
 Speaking of one of the reasons for big Overland sales. II. II. Hotch- kiss stated that the factories are completing $50 cars daily and with this tremendous output there are no delays on delivery. The overland company is probably the largest user of newspaper advertising space Os any automobile manufacturing con cerD and is said to be putting out ihe biggest output of any automo- bile company with the exception of the Ford.
 The Huntsman -Hotchkiss company has just sold to the PhelpS-DOdge Co. of Bisbee a solid carload of Gar ford Utility trucks. This firm has been trying out number of differ ent makes. including q Garford Ctil- ity with the result that the Garford won out in the test and the big mercantile company is now favoring this popular truck.
 Said MT. HotchSiss. We are sell ing Overlands pretty fast. but with the tremendous outpttt or the factory we are enabled to make deliveries without delays We have two more carloads of Ovcrlands to arrive this coming week"
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
FIRST FALL GUN
 CLUB PRACTICE TODAY

The Phoenix Gun Club will bold it's first fall practice shoot this morning at the traps on the fair grounds, at ten o'clock sharp. Now is the time to get out that old scatter gun boys and join in the sport, even if you are not mem Der of the club you are cordially invited to come out and break few clay pigeons. # you don't know how to shoot them, there will be shooters there to help you out.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
DRIED MILES AWAY.

The tourist who is a Phoenix man of modesty. and a sincere well -Wisher for Ihe dear old burg, wanted us to con tribute a right smart cranky article on the road conditions. Briefly, however, the facts are these:
 Between Springerville and Phoenix is a stretch of road that has a lot of possibilities for Phoenix. It is favor ably located in the heart of the highly scenic White Mountains. and more than
 Continued on Page Five)
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
By LYLE ABBOTT

We sat ill his car, soon after he had arrived from Trinidad, Colorado, and le told us what is the matter with Phoenix CNearly everybody you ask has q different dia gnosis.)
 One stretch of bad road makes the whole world shun. And there is cer- tainly one mighty bad stretch of road between here and the logical outlet to the east via the ocean to Ocean hiyh-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
ALL FOR A DEER

Many hunters are getting ready now for the big deer hunt. as the season opens on October 15. Many. hunters stll say they are going to bring in the first deer and win the new 30-30 Car bine rifle offered by Pinney and Robin son for the first deer.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
Murder!L Look What 'sEscaping
 Bad Road Costs Phoenix Thousands

way. That one hard place, according to the tourist, has cost Phoenix some thousands of dollars this summer
 AND IT IS LOCATED OVER A HUN
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
2amage batted for Hogan
 Hayden SmeIter

Score by innings Ray Mines 70 c 9-3 Srnelter 70 q 0 Q %-f Summary
 Two base hits: AGnew, Stadclii. Pierce Mac Murdo. Arbogast.
 Sacrifice hits: Hester. DriScoll. -Arbosast. Garrity.
 Strrck out By Cowan 3. bv Ho- gan 2.
 Bases on balls. off CoWan $. off Hogan 2
 Double plays; Garrity. unassisted: tarnes to Garrity to MacMardo. Empires: McGilvrny and Spikes
 Time of game: One hour i5 min Aftcnlnnra. .I0
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Suffalo, | St. Louis, 10. Newark. {; Pittsburs. ?. Second game-NewarlS. 0. Pitts burg, l.
 Brooklyn. 6; Chicago. F. Baltimore at Kansas City-Both games off: rain.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
National LedQue
CATCH HARMON SHORT

PITTSBURG, Sept. 25. - Harmon was hit hard in the third inning and forced to give way to MamauN. Tyler was hit hard in the same inning, but was relieved by Hughes in time to prevent any scoring.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

Ore Puddlers and Miners Play Flawless Ball--Gar- ritV'S CnaSSiStcd Double One of Games Sparkling Features
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

Batteries-Tyler, Hughes and Whal- ing; Harmon, MamauX, Slattery. Glib son and Murphy.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
TOOK THEIR TIME
COAST LEAGUE

San Francisco, 10; Portland j. Second game-San Francesca p' Portland. IL
 Los Angeles. 1: Oakland, > Salt Lake, 3; Vernon. 0. Second came--Salt Lake, ?: yer non, |.
 ----.-O------ Hire little salesman at The Repup- Ilican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
Coast League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League

New York at St. Louis. Phila delphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

Buffalo at St. Louis. Newark at Chicago. Baltimore at Kansas City.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
American League
TIPpLE,s THE GENTS NAME

NEW YORK, Sept 25-Cleveland and New York broke even. ripple pitched ., sensational gan1. in :he
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
Goa st League

San Francisco at Portland Los Angeles at Oakland. Salt Lake at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
Tbs In WORLD of SPORT
MONROE SCHOOL TAKES
 UP ADAMS CHALLENGE

We hereby accept the chal- lenge to q football game from the boys of the Adams school and will be ready to play next Friday at four o'clock.
 Grounds are to be decided upon
 MONROE FOOTBALL TEAM
 There have been about thirty five men out for practice, and among them are many who are big and heavy.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
American IeaQue
Federal Ieapue

open date-No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
ROOKIE BEATS CARDS
PHILLIPS WIN IN 11TH

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The league leaders won out, 2 to l. in the elev- enth inning. making four out of five for the series
 Score R IT F. Philadelphia .............-...5 10 1 Chicago e...... -..-...--.. T :
 Batteries-Demarec and Burns. Adams: HoGg Vaughn, Lavender and Archer.
 Hire little salesman at The Repub- Iican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

League Standing
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

Patteries-Brentcn Jones. Mitchell and O'Neili: Pieh Brady, Shawkey and Schwert
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26

Batteries-Benz and Schalk; Ray, \ahOrS and MCAvoY.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-26
CHI WINS TWICE

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 25.-Hard and timely hitting gave Chicago two victories. Benz was in grand form.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
CHILL PRODUCERS


Arship raiaH afr proving iN
number Tines serve cue purpose
lHal al moral Intimidation lrar
IS iho dot,l that rulcs ihs world p
Kingdom of lnsi motion sud people
most iear that which Is loaN m.
ieraiood The conquest ni ilr alf
if Wr he permitted sfeh lriirnfsa
8. uoi So oll ihAt Ipmwlins and
arr0plHues whifrine Through the
night. bat lke ani eaproIons no.
cofdius % rulr Chat have ESQ doth
millions fail 20 dash cold pnralyf
mn mesaee down tho spumi col
unn Il Is ue. iho uNierial dam.
age ihai eeNiis for neilhrr Neppr
lin Wut aNrupiane equals the "
inch shcll hul d b ghe mueetiHni
Icy. the horror 90 SURPRISE lh'
crashing of t}mbeia nnd mnsonf,
over puts head al midnight
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
nlsrAar TAKre roLL.

Dl-raae X va proiurl az man
yioleiirn "a the rulos ~ giyllifa
tipn ~ iimo ul wBf b soils lhe
snirch If additional horror on ail
The sluguaut tide 81 mua lla
pcrate ntw. eomes FROM SerNih
koiiiug llosh semniu multiplying
flies, poihiel naier aeanl fond
insufficient eloihmg the comine
Of moist sHllfY weather ihear
eoodlpus ura llltiy prteufsow lo
plague that win haraH lhe
whnle Of Europe lahng ION 0l all
THAT Is mHst NNIle and adeWnta
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cliliDH sef lho prospect ron
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non iapwV iaf lrNuf wiYes oml
hah b NUn,h l0sl husbands and
hwiAtrs WA aihee Fewer de
pendeHls Is lp lhe enesnk 81
those uhe shrYlte
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
NOT HopELEag

NJ SIS address before The lialil
more tsonfeftuce Of ihe Methodist
Episcopal Church. President VIII
SON said Wars viii NEVER have
an ending until men eease 90 hate
one another. eesse 10 b. iealpus ~
0pe another, eei che feeling Of
rfaIitg rs iif brotherhood III mau
Kind. which Is ihr cnlY h1u'i that
can make us ihiut Justly 81 one
another, mud aei rlghieonaly b.
furr God himself " This statement
Is very literal Tine nation b NE
nmpilied man. tho e0nglomeraie
thought Of man having NO sub
stance oniside the fact ol yoluH
lAlY eoAie4nnee 81 mu Wlll
quarrel nations viii uuafrfi hui
heeauae ~ me- rfmoleuess ~ nn
i1cnl va need NOT loose henri The
cave mnn smcHring bis crude
weapon with blood hardly dream
80 81 chat larger aceesa of spiritual
understanding which euuhles hia
present day children ga send relief
funds 10 Belgium lt'A long
way 10 1ippefefy haas D moaning
more vital than Conquest. more IN.
during than eaihedrais demolished
hy thr Stupid DEVILS uf dynamite.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
AMONG THE MISSING


The ! ~ j. reported sunk lien.
tenant Conrander otto won Wed.
digca. most hcroicallS implacable.
most kindly heroic. like knight
from ibr days ~ old fcmence, II
reported drowned There nrc not
uany ~ biz sors iainy IL VISA
noble heari4si. impnlsife. rsaer.
ulls fpeah. with ihe fine yslos
ibai accept. no sAvanfnge ihat
asrn risks victory 10 order ~ avoid
the unnecessary letting ~ blood,
All nations admired won Weildlgem
isneiHnd mosi 81 an lle was
strong enough 10 ar coiirljrraie
~ hia hour 81 klory Here sa word
III respect, won Wsddlegn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
THE NECESSARY TYPE.

THIS b % critIeHl period in The
history III Corpus Christi 1851 our
ability ~ aei with cerpfehrnsion
70 overcome prejudice nni iiiile
mess "a belief We shall experience
greater progress 81 suffer pro.
cess % retrprressina Now more
than ~ my time 20 the paei wf
need mayer possessed ~ hteu
cxve0llte ability aggressive per
sonulliy foresight md deiermiua
iim Mr helltpa ihat rhoh OF
these esseutial qualities a hghlt
developN in Roy Miller aud TINT
his opponent D man el nnny yir
tines laeks each ane ol them t0 g
surprising dcsfre.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-28
rMporENT.


Numerous outraRes are reported
from Perrin, where falgfies axe
venting native hatred o. Cbris
iians Owing 90 chaotic conditions
she situations j one that hss,lly ~
fngds ans ehauce for ilnue'llate
remedy Wandering bahds Of
KHfds. without ghe law perhaps
bandits is their own eouniey arr
prfpeiraflng ihe massacres report.
90, aud ihs Emitted States finds b..
pli poWcilese 20 stay ihe e0Dfae u
events. Secretary Bryan, II n
trie, has asked ihe American cen
.ul a. Jerusalem 70 Investigate af
fair, a. lrumah ~ insight AZ
well ASS Governor Ferguson %
blDN 40 iSo canala 81 Mars