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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
Convicts Threaten
Trusty Held for the
Murder of Woman

JOLIET, ILL.,, June hin a demonstra-
ton against Chicken Joe" Campbell.
the negro trusty suspected OF Staying the
wife Of Warden Allen of the state peni-
Tertiary here last night. 1900 convicts
gathered in the main dining hall at the
noon hour today rose to their feet and
cried threats against Campbell.
One hundred guards. using clubs right
and left, were required to restore order.
Lynch hint Lynch him! Let's tear him
apart" were some OF the cries that arose
from all parts of the hall.
Three hundred convicts resisted the
clubs OF the guards and jumped up as
fast as they were forced into their
seats bowling imprecations against the
man whose alleged crime had in their
opinion brought the honor system into
disrepute and threatened its discon-
tinuance.
At the coroners inquest over the body
of Mrs. Allen today nothing occurred to
divert the finger OF suspicion from
Campbell. a Chicago murderer. detailed
as a house servant for the warden.
A blood stained collar recovered from
linen closet across this hall from Mrs
Aliens bedroom figures In the testimony
Campbell admitted in his cell that the
collar was his but said the blood stain
was due TO a slip of his razor.
Mrs. Allen. before her marriage five
years ago. was Miss Odette Maize Bor-
deaux, a comic opera favorite. She was a
member of the original Merry Widow
company. She took an active part in the
arrangements of the prisoners and her
influence did much toward establishing
the honor system which placed the peni-
tertiary in the front rank OF modern
prisons.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
ROCK ISLAND HARD
HIT BY WASH0UTS

FAIRBURY. Neb.. June H.-tepeciai
Telegram. lowing to washouts at Clyde
and Scandal. train service on the Rock
Island through Fairbury has been para
lyzed and through, trains are being de-
toured over the Union Pacific from
Omaha. Thirteen thousand feet OF track
at Scandal lie washed out
Division Superintendent w. A. Shehan's
private car In upset in the water at
soandia. A working train, asIo a relief
train. were sent from this point to
soandie Last night Chief Dispatcher
Inwod Of this place said no trains will
go through Fairbury for several days
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
MAN WHO ATTACKED HIS
MOTHER BREAKS PAROLE

TECUMSEH, Neb., June H.-(special)-
Edward Duvall, who pleaded guilty TO an
assault on his mother, Mrs. D. s. Ray,
and with taking so in money from her,
in the district court in February. has
broken parole and been returned to the
county jail. Judge ]. B. Raper paroled
Duvall to Sheriff NJ. Ehmen for a period
OF three years. Last week he became
intoxicated in Lincoln and was jailed.
The Judge ordered him returned TO john
son county. and he will be sentenced
within the next few days
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
Hatches Prairie Chickens.

TABLE ROCK. Neb., June 21-(Spe-
oial )-Recently while moving his meadow
Arthur Hutchinson. southwest Of here,
ran into a prairie hens nest. killing the
hen. who bravely stayed on her nest
until she met her death. Gathering up
the eggs Mr.. Hutchinson set them under
a large Brahma hen and some time later
the hen came off with seven young prai-
RE chickens. He says IL hurries the
mother TO keep up with them. and thinks
by the time they are large enough TO
fry the automobiles viii not run them
down 80 easily as they do the domestic
variety.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
BREAK IN CARRANZA
CABINET CONFIRMED
Consul Silliman Wires that Cebera,
Zubsran, Verdugo and Urueta
Have Resigned.
GONZALEZ NEAR THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. June 21.-Consul
Silliman. at Vera Cruz. has con-
ftrmed Carranza agency reports OF
the acceptance OF the designations OF
four members of the Carranza cabi-
net and added that their successors
would be appointed this week Pre-
vious advices have said General
obregon demanded that the officials
be retained. This development was
regarded as a widening OF the breach
between CarranEa and his principal
commander.
The four who resigned are Luis Cabrera.
Ralphael zuburan, EscCdero. Nerdugo
and Jesus Urueta. Caorera and 2ubaran
at various times have represented the
Csrranza faction in Washington. Mr.
SillimRn forwarded report from Gem
eral Gonzales. leading the expedition to
resccupy Mexico City, saying that the
force was close to the capital.
Denies Break with ObreEon.
GALVESTON. Tex. June gi.-General
Carranza, in a personal cablegram to
Juan T. Burns, constitutionalst consul
here, today declared there was no truth
In reports OF a break between himself
and General Obregon. No other informa-
ton was contained in tho cablegram,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
WEST POINT BOY PASSES
MILITARY EXAMINATION

WEST POINT. Neb.. June n.-(special.)
Wayne Wallace Wells. eldest son OF
DIR. II. l.. Wells of this city. has sue
cessfully passed his mental and physical
tests for appointment to the West Point
Military academy. New York He was
appointed as second alternate by Con-
gresham Dan ". stephens OF the Third
congressional district. He is IS years OF
age. born and brought up in West Point
and was graduated from the West Point
High school in the class of 1914
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
Nebraska
ELEVATOR MEN
TALK WAREHOUSES;
State Railway Commission Asks
Them to Hold Conference Over
the New Law.
COMMUNION CUP NOT AFFECTED
lFrom a staff Correspondent.(

" rom CtAII correspondent
LINCOLN, June I.-(Special)-Th
state Railway commission has called a
conference of elevator men for June 50 at
the offices OF the commission to discuss
the new public warehouse bill passed by
the last legislature which goes into et-
feet July s
Forms and blanks necessary TO the
transaction of the business will have TO
be prepared and the commission Is de-
sirous of getting all the information IL
can relative to the enforcement OF the
law and its requirements. Everybody in
terested In the matter will be permitted
TO attend.
Ruling Affects Churches.
The new ruling of the State Board OF
Health relative to the nonuse OF the
public drinking cup has made consider
able trouble for the churches. which have
been using the common communion cup
and as result on request OF Rev. Mr..
Hepner of Holdrege, Assistant Attorney
General Rowe has handed an opinion in
which he says that the communion cup
cannot be counted I'm the ruling because,
as a communion cup Is restricted to Ger
tain individuals and IL not therefore a
public cup in the fun meaning of the
word and therefore cannot be classed
with the cups coming under the order
of the board
Ask for MOIdOnado.
Governor Morehesd has asked the gov
ernor of Colorado TO return TO Nebraska
in care of an officer Oditon Moldonado,
who is accused of shooting Sarbus Bustos
at Ogaliala in Keith county, February is
1915. He is being held by the chief of
police at Pueblo.
Aviator IL Busy,
Chief Aviator c. w. Shaffer instruction
in aviation who will have charge OF the
aviation department of the National
Guard Officers school which is meeting
here this week. has arrived in the city
with his aeroplanes and is busy at work
assembling them at the fair grounds,
where the instruction is to take place
Flights will be made every day beginning
Wednesday morning from until . o clock
in the forenoon and from until 5 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Thomas VIII Talk.
state Superintendent A. o. Thomas has
been invited to deliver two Independence
| day addresses and has accepted. One will
be delivered at White Bridge park just
north of Kearney on July 3 and the other
! at York on July g.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
Few Attend Meetings.

Rev, A. c. Douglass. president of the
union. pastor OF the First United Pres
byterian church and chaIrman Of tho
Billy Sunday prayer meeting committee.
explained that the laymen had not been
attending the booster prayer meetings
generally. Ho said that only the most
faithful workers had attended. and that
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

and festered. They itched
and burned 20 that she
scratched them. She was
fretful and restless and kept
scratching them while she
slept. IL became 90 bad
that IL was impossible for
her TO sleep nights.
IL began by bathing her
face with and watar
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

other discomfort and is positive in it's
effect
Or. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin has been
the standard remedy in countless homes
for a quarter OF a century and thousands
OF mothers testify TO it's virtues. II YOU
have never used II. get a bottle from
your druggist or write for a free trial
bottle 20 Or. w. b. Caldwell, 45a WASH
inston st., Monticello, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

College pormItorr burned.

STORM LAKE, Ia, June 2L-tSpecial
Telegram) Fire at o'clock this morn
ing destroyed Buena vistas college CORN
atory valued at $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

and then applying - but as IL kept
growing worse got q prescription Of some
kind OF salve. Still her face got worse.
read Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment so
tried them. After the second application
could notice an Improvement and In less
than two weeks her face was as well as ever
without scar (signed) Mrs. Sidney
Turner. June 5, 1914.
Beauty Of skin and hair promoted and
maintained by CuticurA Soap and Ointment.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard ''Cutieura. Dept. T. Bos-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
BABY'S FACE BROKE
OUT WITH PIMPLES
ltched andBurned. FretfuI and Rest
less. Impossible to Sleep Nights.
Used Cutlcura Soap and0intment.
Face as Well as Ever.

Glenburn, N. Dak.-"Afy bAby's face
began to break out with pimples which
turned into sores. The pimples were small
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

sPRlNGFIELD. Neb.. June n.-(spe-
cial.)-George Plug of this place, who
shot and killed himself at the home OF
his sister in Des Moines. viii be brought
here for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

The Bee Want Ads are Best Business
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
ARDOR COOLS OYER
COMING OF SUNDAY
Continued from Page one.

Continued from Pare One)
r, Cohbey OF the First Christian church,
chairman of the personal work commit
tee of the Sunday revival organisation.
said that he felt stirred up to Go some
thing"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
Aviator f. Busy.
Thomas win Talk.

state Superintendent A. o. Thomas has
been invited to deliver two independence
day addresses and has accepted. One will
be delivered at White Bridge park just
north Of Kearney on July 3 and the other
at York on July g.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27
COLLEGEN NOTES

C. o. Benton and F. T. Hunter OF
last years Cornell lawn tennis team
are the only veterans on hand at 1tha.
ca this season to form nucleus for
squad, and the prospects for winner
on the courts are not bright. These
two men and a number OF other new.
corners reported to Manager r. L. Col
the opening match Of the season with
Lafayette at Easton, Pa, on April 80.
Cornell crew Cs will be awarded to
the men who row in the Yale-Prince-
ton-Cornell regatta and in the Cornell
Harvard race as well as to the men,
bers Of the Poughkeepsie crew, ac-
cording to a recent decision of the
major sports council. The council
also agreed to give track SIS to first
place winners in the Penn and Har-
ward meets and to point winners in
the Intercollegiate championships.
The varsity crew OF Leland Stan
ford. Jr., University is said to be one
of the fastest Fights that has ever
been got together on the Pacific
Coast 1t recently won a three-mile
race on the Oakland estuary, beating
the University of Washington boat by
three-quarters OF a length and the
University of California boat by al
most nine lengths in 10 minutes 81 3.5
seconds. That Washington is close
rival OF the Leland Stanford navy is
shown by the fact that in four TRAN
gular races Washington has won two
and Stamford two, while California
has failed to take any.
One of the recent developments in
intercollegiate sport was the revival
of la crosse at Yale University. The
game has not been played at Yale
since the early SOS, but when the call
for candidates for a team was made
a couple of weeks ago more than 20
responded to it and the game gives
--omfse of becoming fixture. II ar.
~ements can be made games will
be scheduled this season with Har-
ward, Cornell. Annapolis and several
other institutions.
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morrow evening at s o'clock at South
Side Park This will be the third tRisi
light game played In Fairmone
this season and as both teams ara
strong hard game is expected. The
twilight games are being played more
this season than ever before.
The twilight game that was 10 have
been played at South Side Park thin
evening at 6 o'clock between the
Hartley Clerks and the First Ware
Independents was postponed yeater.
day afternoon. us &
Some of the First Ward boys could
not play this evening and the game
was postponed until some time n6xt;
week. the date being announced II.
the West Virginian.
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Two base hits-Snider, Hinchman.
Three base hit-Beck.
Sacrifice hits-Miller, Wilson.
Double plays-Adams to Gerber 10
Johnston; Long to Miller; Gerber to
Johnston.
Lett on bases-Pittsburgh 8; ST..
Louis z.
First base on errors-Pittsburgh l:
st. Louis I.
First on balls-Off Adams 4; off
Perdue /.
Struck out-By Perdue l.
Hits approximations Adams in
6 innings; off Cooper in innings.
Time-1:40.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27
LATEST SPORTING NEWS
PIRATES BLANKED
BY ST. LOUIS TEAM
Excellent Pitching of Hub
Perdue Responsible For
Whitewash.

ST. LOUIS. April 27.-The Pirates
were whitewashed here yesterday by
the score of to 0, Hub Perdue being
the pitcher to smear the whitewash in
large quantities. The score:
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For Spring Fever
6 OF. Split Bamboo
so yards Plated Silk.
3 OF. whirring reel.
4 inches live minnow.
az lbs black bass.
REPEAT UNTIL CURED.
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Tom Marshall says eugenics is a
failure unless we intend to raise prize
fighters. Judging from the newspa-
per figures OF what Jess Willard will
make this year it will pay.
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A. Patchard, Long Island. man hic-
coughed five months. II Tom Jones
should catch that disease he'd cough
UP in a few more months.
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Standing of the Clubs.
AM ERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York r H E
Washington =. oo2 900 0O0-2 6 B
New York $50. 003 Dol 32"-9 10 0
Batteries -Boehling and Williams;
Fisher and Nunamaker.
At Boston r Fl E
Philadelphia :. o1o oo1 600 2
Boston ........ COS H. Ooo-s I 1
Batteries-Cravath, Harper, Wrest-
Ter and McAvoy; Roth and Carrigan.
At Detroit r H +
Detroit ...... 900 600 010-1 5
Observation-Disclosures and Leary; Du>
buc. Baker and Stanage.
At Chicago R II Z
Cleveland -. 900 900 100 | 5 2
Chicago ...... 023 21o 04"-12 II o
Batteries-Mitchell, Gaines, Walker
and O'Neil and Billings; Gerber and
Schalk and Daley.
Today's Games
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
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fIO'.0lVDS
Catcher Ainsmith Is finding out that
American League pitchers are not as
easy to hit as motormen.
Hank Mathewson's brother Christy
has not been winning games in gross
lots this year.
The et-him-go-because.o
the-twenty-one-player alibi is in
the pink of condition.
Funniest thing about the episode in
which Marty O'Toole let fly a punch
at trolley conductor is that he didn't
miss him but hit him.
Ty Cobb is starting out to have a
batting average as big as the ordinary
outf1elder's fielding percentage.
II is said that Chess Champion Ca.
pablanca's greatest weakness is his
poor defense against a left-handed op-
ponent.
AAoA1h IllASS GApeCLS " nave
game he protested thrown out by Ban
Johnson, and Branch does not use
heroin, either.
Connie Mack and Bill Carrigan
should pin rose on Ray Caldwell.
He beat Walter johnson.
WHITTIER thou goest, I will CO."
bravely spoke up Ruth, the pitcher,
to Bill Carrigan, who quickly shot
back: We'll, you big fathead, II you
the rest OF the season.
According to a cable from France,
the olympics will be held in Berlin
next year, providing the consent OF
General Joffre can be obtained.
Howard Berry. OF Penn, won the
pentathlon. but whether this is skel-
eton of some prehistoric animal or a
new form OF lottery. the story did not
say.
1t is said that Tom Jones is so tight
that he eats breakfast food for dinner.
Herbie Pennock may not be Mack's
whole pitching staff, but he is the cor
nerstone of 1t.
Those Phils got such poor results
out OF home runs Saturday that 1t is
understood Pat Moran will drop this
sort OF attack and try beating out
bunts instead.
The Buffeds are having all sorts OF
trouble with their Ford. (But it is
the only kick that has reached Detroit
this year,
German fleet in the North Sea-"
We don't believe this headline. Her
zog, Lobert. Bescher and Saler are in
the National League.
Speaking about the Phils, there are
many fans still waiting for the Ameri-
can League bubble to burst.
More than one fighter la.
mistake OF devising no defenS
a garlic breath.
j. Franklin Baker woke one morn
ing to find himself scintilla In the
Scheme Of Sport.
The Phils can't stand the strain.
That's what they have been saying
about the Brooklyn bridge for thirty
years.
Percy Houghton says a boy gets as
good or better mental training at foot
ball as he does in the class room. He
is correct A boy who plays football
does.
Billy Sunday, amid multitude Of
Is. opines that baseball IL the same
as it was when he played for Arson
which is a frightful wallop at baseball.
It's a good thing that National lea
que rule didn't limit clubs to 81 play
ers per team II says 81 men.
Jack Johnson has sailed for Spain.
We hope he erects one OF those cas-
ties in Spain and continues to live in
it. and takes Harry Thaw as board
er.
Columbia having restored football
we sincerely hope that It will not re-
turn by the system that caused Co.
lumbia to abolish football.
AID Woigast. promoter, seems to
value lighters as highly as did ,Ad
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27

A Chicago auto hearse chauffeur
has been fined for speeding. Fast
town that.
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PITTSBURGH

Stated for Adams in seventh.
SEATED for Gerber in ninth.
sseBatted for Cooper in ninth.
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Wolgast. fighter. He always was con.
sistent until he broke his hands and
will be when he breaks his bank roll.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27

Scientists declare bunions soon will
be a thing OF the past: after which
we may expect Tom Needham back in
baseball
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II Jess Wizards real name is Frank
Birmingham, as alleged, he may be
some relation to Bill Birmingham.
famous in the old song 1T takes Bill
Birmingham to hol-l-l-d me d-down."
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The Fairmont High School baseball
nine will leave Saturday for Manning
ton, W. Va, where they will meet the
strong Warrington High nine. The
local boys were defeated in slow
game last Saturday on their
home grounds, and it is expect
ed that they will be defeated at Man
nington. Fairmont has played three
games this season and has lost two
OF them. Grafton won the first game.
Fairmont won the second game from
Morgantown and lost the third game
TO Clarksburg. What will she do II
the fourth game is lost!
An interesting game was witnessed
at Loop Park Fairgrounds yesterday
between the Sixth and Seventh grades
OF the White school. he boys OF this
school are fast coming to the front
with their baseball teams and can in
the near future challenge any neigh
boring team. All the regular players
were not present when the game was
called and several young boys were
cancy.
The Seventh grade was defeated
by the Sixth grade by score of 90
to 10. The lineup was as follows:
Sixth grade-Ridgley, pitcher; Baton.
catcher; Jobe, short; Leeds, first
base; Clark. second Reed, third;
Hall, left field; Snider. middle; H.
Snider, right. Seventh grade-Cun-
bingham, pitcher; Brown. catcher;
Crowel short; Beech, first base; ia
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Other games postponed-Rain.
Today's Games.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Kansas City at Chicago
Buffalo at Newark.
Baltimore at Brooklyn
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With Coming Big Leaguers {,

cobs. second; Donahie, third; Fonron,
left field; Hamilton, middle; E. Sni-
der, right.
The Eighth Ward Independents and
the First Ward Independents will
meet at South Side Park this evening
at 6 O'Clock for a twilight game.
Both of these teams are strong and
hard crash is expected between these
two rival teams.
The fast Conway Cubs will meet
the Eighth Ward Independents to-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27

Charles Ebbets is going to permit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27

AID Woigast. promoter, seems to
value fighters as highly as did .Ad
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27

Columbia having restored football
we sincerely hope that 1t will not re-
turn by the system that caused Co
lumbia to abolish football.
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n yos- dealer cont ssppy you roith
Can,cL. send Zoe forEoae package or
$500 for a carton of een packages COCO
cigarsffes), oene pSstage prepaid. II,
offer smoking one Package, you ure noe
delighted rpith Cofasis, return the other
nine packages end sao r0iU refund your
dollar and Poseoee.
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Jack Johnson has sailed for Spain
We hope he erects one of those cas-
ties in Spain and continues to live In
1t. and takes Harry Thaw as board
er.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-27

Catcher Ainsmith Is finding out that
American League pitchers are not as
easy to hit as motormen.