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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
TO HOLD TWO AUTO
RACES ON SANE DAY
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miles n road ana - well sanaDed
Chandler IL sns ~ the clsssiest msehana
eianH m well ~ drivers IN the game 6Hd
when he N satisfied Win q caf n neans
me ear II winner
These seven new 0ars with the Hew
IfudsoBs, pfefuiets Nafcefs, DeuasnDefgs
and Peggeots, Nhiob vii be seen for the
first Time tbia year, should make the go
ipR on The speedway circuit this season
the fastest ever.
Operate on Cooper
Ean cooper, The veteran gtutz plot will
not be seen 81 the wheel Of . machine
f9r sofne time. Earl recently underwent
az operation fof appendicitis and will not
b. able 70 Rrssp wheel FOR The bstisr
Daft " the summer ii IL certain be Will
not be abis 70 enter indianapolis,
Rene Thomas. winner u he indlanap0s
~ derby IN 1915 VII not come 70 this
country as previously announced. Thomas
IN M aifinaH IN the French army and
found n impossible 10 get q fnnouRh, due
10 ne Increased complications 10 the big
qBsrrei ACROSS Tho pond Thomas was
~ h1Ve pllote1 GeuKOi f0f ne lphlsnf
apoiis speedway company.
Hiek steals UeDdsrsoH.
Eddie Hlekeubaeher has sNlped one ~
Fred DouseBbefEa star pilots. Eddie has
captured Pete Henderson, Who n will be
recalled, rode ~ Eddie UDonnell, mech
anicisn. ~ the Omaha race last year
Pete viii handle ono Of the Maxwell
mounts o. the Pfest.O.flts team, which
RlclenbDobef Is eaptaining this year
Henderson r. an expert driver md q
fancy msch6nieian, and Rick made a
tsn-strlks when be got him away from
I Deussnberg.
I Nov Deusenberg IL looking for a man
who has the nerve 70 open W one ~ HIS
new siKteen-ValYs Jobs. oDqnnsii and
Wilbur DAleno Will drive the other two
| Dsussnbefgs
Entries for the Metropolitan cup race
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
Edward Eckman Is
One Of Zehrung's
New Umpire Staff

The Identity N one ~ President Frank
4. Behring's new staff ~ nmpirea has
bern discovered prokle zshrunK las been
carefully hiding The Identity ~ his new
jumps and hasn't officially made an an
Bonneament
Bnt last week . bunch Of minor league
umpifea held meeting IN Chicago a
form an organization which II II hoped
viii include ~ minor League nmpires IN
the country, fof exchange ~ ideas and
far protection, The organization Ia 10 be
known AZ The National Association NJ
Minor League umpirea.
Now II 80 happens one Edward Eckman
wis chosen chairman until organization
plans are completed and an election held
In explaining how he happened 10 be-
made chairman Eckman said be wa'
connected with the Western league. M
tho identity OF one of The new regulators
a. omt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
HOT ON TRAIL OF S. LEWIS CALL FOR Mr.. BENNY EAUFF
Casey stengel Says He Can DO Any
thing In the World that Benny
Can and Will Bet on II
INCLUDES WEARING JEwELRY

There haa arisen IN the Brookign camp
ii worthy rtal 10 Benny Rauft in making
claims. ana n tbc plans On bls team
mates Ko through "casey' gtengei the
sunshine faced outnelder IL going 70
nvo the old National league many a
laugh. AifaadY the vets ara getting
ready for front seats when STENCIL and
Kauff have thsir first Joint debats At
tho Polo grounds.
~ tha Hfaoklgu club house the name
aRennY fhuff appears N big chalk
letters 0vof lie locker N atensels
whats tho idea~ waH asked
uest uit,sr in Worid.
The IDEA i that ) am Me best hitter
in the World explained stencil aud !
might ~ well uso the name That bird
ana me- ara aoinH 20 have mnuY q hattie
before iris season II 0vef Haven't sou
resn ms challenger Do asked n surprise,
nWci. that's the way ~ You AsN York
~ You never know nhpNt anything
that's coins "a % nro0klyn
AI the llne BE was funblina around
ln tha luoaaf and finally came up SIN
uta following regarded hsreHhnuis - he
moal comprehensive aud general ehal
lfuau ever Issued
tsa nsnns kauff thinks he Il he brat
mttef tha htat hass runner tha lest
hldef ana healdfs thhl he e enihe 4
maka hang hail farRet w cnhh thf Wen
Y N hr Thinks 81 ha an alaH heitlns $40.
raset Hisnasi ashl now
thaiianaps hHaff
fhaifnaa him ga contest e ani
Iihlne Do eaH lhinh MI and W j. q pasi.l
Nos Ngat uHe 60 bins lHe thlnsa
Ithuh aF uaht naw lhai q re- an
Neht him "a hfe .s #s".
Y itHHHe lAs ah 6hse van
y Npnnma the ses 500 fIillhs .
I mpIIH hsNina
7 NAlFhIHH las Ws iHe tNhilelt
HRoHHua asaiaNn .-..r
u HtHaFHH fs sHi ki'nafaf
Y rlafm salf ~ ~ mahf haias e ..
Iilt0s
iWatlHa biaYss tfem tha sas6tlrs
litaM
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fhWmHs sri ditlRf
fWlta at
Nuhin# fasf
NafA esn snl UiWiHs Bns
Nhai nuit1 eianaa's Hat tai hT
.HisHi lhai aHt y ira ta HHl e hAN.
aNt f h hsa a0FiNiH8 ee m HlH.l hat
iaai MM ID itHt
kii m@ ee i# la M MAHM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
BIG HIGH SCHOOL FIELD
TOURNEY AT N0TRE DAME

SOUTH BEND, Ind, ADru More
than ~ schools VII b. entered IN tho
hnnuai iraek and field meet N the North
ern Indiana association, which VIII ba
held az Nofre Dame On MAJ ~. Eleven
schools Viii enter teams South Bend
Mishawabs, Michigan CITY. Hlkhart
Goshen, Crown Point ii9mmond, East
Chicago. Diary. Laporte and caipafalso
are members ~ the association,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
Dick Breen Jumps
To Newly-Pormed
Atlantic League

Dickis Bfeen. captain " fbs fs9urkss
last year. has decided 70 aDit Organized
Bsss Bali AMI leave n fiat on ils back.
Bfeen was sol1 IN ~ itopfke - the
Blngbanton elm N ne sew Y0rk htata
iaaEHe. 30 nov refuses 70 report ~ bina.
hsini0b 8nd rays he viii b. IN OUTLAW"
w. says he bas signed win ne Laneas-
ier team ID Al LAWNS Atlantic ie0Rhe.
newly ofeanizsd and not affiliated With
Ofg6nlzed Base Ball
IA ft0nfks received he snug little sum
N fz01 fof Bfeen Nov that Bfeen re-
fUaes 10 report ~ may lose out On the
tbrfa hundred
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
Grand Old Man Of Golf Tells of Games Strides

old mon. In fart. J believe ttat the game
IL quickly becoming ibe mist popular
papfiHe ~ the present EeHetation
Another g9od thing about golf Ia that
n can be played aa vol w Tie youth n
10 years a. IN the man N 70 Father nnd
son can ~ out ~ ne ron linka and spend
Pheasant day together ~ % other
branch n sport. with swimming ne -
excopuon. e8a tbs be accomplished.
"fhe fact also, that women can eKeei
~ the sport u aB0tber ftason f9f ~
pfesent state N popularity Nang ~ 0ut
bost eoifera aro members n tie faifef
sex. The dem8hd NJ NV Rpifera has
omatnpped facilities am il iB nov ~
most Impossible 10 join any club Decaase
u tho altsadg long Visiting list"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
City Firemen Hurl
Challenge to Pete
Loeb S Pickup Nine

nlg doinEa, bo. are carisd for aome
handy Wndloi this summer Sam Taylor,
manager, captain and charge daffaires
~ the city flrcmen's pickup base ball
team. has hurled challenge II the Pete
Loeb team, Last season hY ringing IN a
former Nebraska State league pitcher tho
Pete Loeb crew slipped the fra laddioa .
dose ~ defeat, Taylor has issued chais
ienga for three c0tnhaia % settle an-
pfamaey once and Tor all The Loeb
bunch have accepted ana the first fray
viii b aLAaed On May.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
rnnl.l.. nEELnm.

dteaA f. in he Dapor see ~ IN
iha uDylesis
" ter lfala del ftfffths AbeRnt
mn pishonoiaDla Ordsr " Tang
ing ahi Oct the DopRh aBlek
Ll1btw6ishla fssi4tsfs much
pse1slness. fpts out q tnhsp my
spike on y fBaW ~ hbaeeg aud
KargifB thuslYt
"Mr Jess Willard am NJ ffapk
Norm. y0u afe aoolged N shame
ifssiy fighting willie engaged 10 n
frioBdig teHsf0un1 nos1eei ION boz
M contest. F1eh sf0oking ogns
duel IN direct Insult " Uis 6fdef
witch I hage fHs hOD0r ~ ffpta
sent AMI Na Wafn mn VIM ahaii not
e0unieUAnee u repetition ~ such y
hein0ga offeHae. asb you, hfa
yo0 ~ ore you not Rpiltg ~ ~
oDssGT"
BlaR i0st IKE George Wishing
toB, Nassfs. willard snd Norm
oaHFo, tail . iie "0ullty" du9tb
iheH
DoleRata apits aii tho sod out
~ Ma iahih tbs nme. IN Ia IN
oFe6ibia. 10 g0g t0a6H INT you
admit g0U delibemfe.V attempted
~ glge tie public ~ mogeg's
NoffbW
Aisg being iiss me Lincoln,
Messfa willard am Norm con
frs
Deieaats sWa0Bs, efnTlliuR salts
6mmoHia aH4 hint N eoCoh faii ~
fsyiVe him gfadgajiY 10 oEitfes
hom fhs sheef bgt ~ his We
bieod abbs be manages N suafl
"W@D 81 VoH yet you double
of0ssiBR ffh0ks"
FbickEn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
Billy Uviok Signs
To Battle Mullen

Mlib WtlAt fha aih Hsae mllAAias
velNht hea ttsn u,sfahsa il lAifis Mrft
Malat 81 81 tatHNh Anlil : uNN "
tislhs la NAsr s eafae tss sHa hls haHt
ei ftinis smans tks sik G5gta efs
sfe ra''ias if NU m aFa q iht hanal
81 flHsts ahfa hs lsfs So iaaah lal
ffasHiiaR NMk slekFa sea nftm
hsashF tsl A. lsfAsa 50 hsaa n mAhs
~ Nat Nsf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
Ames After Diamond
Honors of Valley

AMtH H., Aprll I Amea Niil oren
iia campaign for the Missouri VALLEY
bass ball championship win two games
a Lawrence with kanhaa The aohp'
anisi
April So AMea ~ kansas Aptli iR
simpson 81 Ames Apgll q Anlea &c urn.
nell Na4 e'a Missouri al AHlss Mas ~
ufinnsl b Au,Fa tWue lesa al AIMEE
ApFa Amea ht Kansas Aests Arm
"A liiahisna rark AZ Amfa Aurti Mtl
AineA NJ MlsHaugi MAS y AnMa "a iowa
hs8 i#lR Westia AZ Aiass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
TRAINERS BRING
STRINGS TO OMAHA
leonIanea ION I'aas 09eJ

eoDuaae1 from Page o1eJ
already has two horses At the loenl
track
Teaas strinE Arrives
Joe fliidfetb arrived last week with hls
string from Dallas, Tex One ~ the
horses IL ~ nov acquisition u Otis ".
amitb~tbs mare, Governor v, zdg1k that
fnidfeth purchased 10 Texas for the local
driving club secretary. Another likely
looking harness horse being trained Ut
ssat Omaha for M. Smith IL Irene Beau,
g1gs.
FRED Gougeus N tho gouth Side VII
move 70 tho track soon with five head.
From nov on until the holding ~ Tie
biz race meeting Of tho Omaha Driving
club from August y 10 y, inclusive. The
local tfnak viii be- one ~ the busiest
places on the Great Western circuit
NE missouri cireait.
Mnny Nebraska horaemen plan % be
represented with entries AZ tho meetings
~ tins newly organized Missouri section
OF tho Missouri Kansas Grand Fair CIR
cult The dates of tho fairs follow
Mobafly, week of July "a Columbia.
week af July 81 MeE.co, week (of Au'
gust s. Marshall. week Of August ~
The Bowling Green. Sio., ana briggs
vile, iii, fairs WI be on another cir
cult
rho pursoa for aiK pacing and five
trottinA events for four days 81 each
fair viii aggregate n,ioo The a.year-old
events. not included 10 the MO-, each
has purse Of 500
nudd DobIr Retires.
Tho announcement that Budd pohle,
regarded ny those who are legion, aa
King Of the American turf. Will retire
from the management of the ilemei
stock farm. iiemet. Cal, IA Of interest
10 local horsemen
Iie Il personal friend 0f otis NJ
smith. Tom pennluon aud other proml'
nent h0raomen IN omaha.
/ Ia the hofse.word hail Of fame, Mr.
I nohlo occupies "a niche alongside 81 I'd
atera and other famous figures IN th'
racing game
u IL aaia that Mr poble has driven
mare horses 10 worlds records than ans
7 other man and has won mnfa money if
putseH than ans other driver WITH
ualdnmlth Maid alone his winnings wor'
upward II k000 and the total would
fdn far beyond tho million mark
tins famous nlua ufasa beauty. NaRei
nauka was trained and driven ~ Air
pahle
ranmd wiihnr IaH,
Il il feNpatap elr recent hnfaa hisiptl
~ los 49, pohle fouhd Wilbur tnn
Y pF0mlalna hialllqn with the result late
that ina well hnowR haFsa Ia ibe tu
tpHiF q 1911 made Naflas renard 81
iea Cor lnatliua tr1itlns stations
naa % thr outstanding and eanspl
6as featarea NJ Ma remafkaMa cares
AZ & hafseNlan IA lhe tael that bt wa
aiwaHH ffsa MhNa. Ne mas nste
hifel ana u waa hla custom a. tfat
anA faea fsmaNs HORSES ~ tbs ialH
faNlHsHahlp Plan Mann u tha h0raes b
ashea aatHsht aud eith lhsH aerutog
lAltd q lafsa fortune
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
MILLER PARK COMMITTEES
North Side Golf Club Committees 10
Act During the Ensuing Year
Are Appointed.
WILLIE HoARE LOSES TILT

Tho Mlller Park Golf club II tbs first
of The local Roif organizations 70 stan
plans for The RAPIDLY approaching sra.
fgH. The Miller Park club has appointed
lts committees 10 aet during the year and
h aii Get for The opening gun The com
Hsfises are as .folloWs,
FIELD
John MeTaRRsn Hudson
Ifbli Randall John Morris
Charles ThleaeH
HOUSE
~. d. Ebeoi H u Watson
H. n EefaeH a. ~ gBant
MENBBRgHIP
= q. Kerr Bon f0haOu
]. J. Doyle
IIpRovE1gHTg
~ 4. Hofary J. . u1dltson
William pent
RuLgs.
az 0NelH u ~ Tracy
y. " Merriam
rENNIa
J. ID Clay Theodore WazfpaB
iioWsf4 WILSON
Goifofs afe already hitting The links
"a tie HaDDg Hollow ana Fleld elBbs
Batafdays ana eundags find oyer hair
hundred ardent b0Rs knocking The gptin
percha around ana even % Nfsk daHp
u Score ~ mare ma 4 iifHa lime IN
PURSUE thdf faV0n0 pastlme.
II n probable tlai Deeofaiign Day WI
he thu inauKufai dat ~ liH scheduled
playing season ~ 80 n ibe clubs start
iDR 90 ibis date scheduled events WI
be- Dlag ID On satuf4ays.
uoare Loses nia 1aieb,
News hiss reached Omaha u Two big
thirty si6shgis maiehes Wiilia lioafe,
professional ~ lbo Country aiDb, played
~ tot springs, abefe itgafa nets ~ d
ira during tbe winter months
fgafe tangled vim OtI8 ge0rRe, ne
pfofeahionm ~ he Lafayette elub ~
NDueap0lls ana both fimfa George
ieob Willie into camp, boz only after .
hhfd hattie.
The dates N me- annual Trans NJ
sissippl tournament have boen set THIS
event Niil be played during the week N
dYip n Al m lHtNf1aehan club NJ Mime
Hn0iis Az ne national open tourney
Wili h. held at Minneapolis JHna n ~
~. number ~ the ioeai R0ifeff are
planning two trips 10 The TNin cities
This summer
fbanes for Omaha
conirggeFg Ggsf Tie offer ~ NEE
train ~ golfers entered IN the western
hmaieHf championship Tournament ~
Del Monte. col, has feaebsd n desdloaS
that may result finally IN tie meets be-.
ing given W by The coast club 1Dd
transferred 10 The Omaha Country dub
course ~ somo Chicago links
The majority ~ The directors ~ tbe
Western 80if association h8Ys gone On
record as saying The acceptance ~ the
IJel Monte, CAL. Las reached deadioef
standing of those who aeeenf without
frea transportation me Attendance M
Dd Monte would uuauestlouably fail
short and Dol Monte ma Mi n The clubs
IN the association would rather not hold
The event On he coast With e0mpara.
lively small attendance
Thus II would not be- a surprise n
hear that The event bad been transferred
10 Omaha N Chicago,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

N n afaat pany other mlddlesaRed men
who TOOK 80 the snort
Slowly fie game worked 0at ~ ne
Old mems eisea and the younger athletes
took II 20. Then II vas that golf first
began n apfsad Today The gnne 10
plofod moro ~ youthful players Than ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
BByNYEAUFF

We know tho man WHO leads the world
~ doing everything
VINO TOYS tho ranks N hittsrg,
HAS tbs greatest throwing wing
WHO can nwipe i million bases,
And 0au nwiDe EN- easH TOO,
ma he's asatH on any hnTisf
VINO attempts 20 chuck 'sDi through
Hos wOH0fT, bo, . wonder,
He'll put nv Cobb on this sbsify
How DO ws know ~ you may ask
Why Ne tOid ~ 80 himself,
TbG boz nRbt Aaua VII B0W ron
nnne ~ rBioY itH unb1ubded pros
DehtU Jeas willard has quoll6d
ON tfemBlgHH fears ny telling w
Do viii net retire from The boxing
game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
G57lSHiy 5p94 S|Ss5oaI!!e +,
BY fred 5. Hunter

DAY iosfn that u hot from Chicago VII
win h bowling tournament b1t on That
Day ne sYH vii rise n the west ana bill
Bfgan viii lore hls speech.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
A wsek aqo, goli say II wae,

A week ago, Hon sar ~ Was,
TheH bold Tbs years. btu naht,
WisH J6sa ana Trunk nnd Tom ana TeN
C0DDod ali the dough IN sight
HHt VgH arc wrong N wAA not thsn
When Moran went DER Tire bumps
nat " win w. HOf0e time thiH month
When Bvsfs slams an hlnpH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

Waitfr Miller and NIKE Y0kal wfestied
tbFse hours ana three minutes ~ = GfaN
f0r me WldGIaualRht championship feads
billings, Mont, 6ispstcb, And what haa
Billings dGbs - deserve tbisy
chicago team won tie American Bgyla
ilR congress- Tournament ~ Toledo, 8gma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

There vii be four separate and dis
uBct fsces ~ rev Yofk The feature
6yeut VII be tiis Metropolitan cup faes
N 80 miles The other faces vii be aa
follows Queens County cap, 0fty miles,
coneg Island eup, tNehtY miles, and he
William Kembio cup, ten t0ilss
IN order ~ auailfv Tor any ~ thsss
faees speed n ninety miles an hour
must b. made during the td0is. Thirty
two VIII be permitted ~ st0ft IN each
event
rom Alley WIN drove a DeyssntsfR
here last year. Will have hip ogfsn IN ell
tho sDeedwev classics this season, Alley
hiss bosn working on the mount MI win
Ter md EsYs be has Il IN s1eh shape thai
10 an hour IL grapes" Tom ~ planning
on Eot1ng bis ah6rs ~ The prize coin
ttis year, md m Tom n one of The most
likeabie chaps who follow The speed gains
tho rslIkrds are MI Tor him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

On fbo new Hhespshesd my speedway ~
Hsw York viii slime April w. This event
VII be RtaRed May H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

n orsabined BASS l'aB bad fDo0o u
would sH6 Itself
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

march may come In Ike q hon ana 80
out lire @ iamb On vice versa, but our
observatioh ~ that couple ~ wiiaoAts
ars generally ohuskad IN bstwssB.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

Tta baltimore Feds afs suing
ofRaBized faAa fiall fgf FI0,11
Why not aak f0f ilia United gtatss
mint ~ b0oi7
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
nAYn YOn rALLNN rOn IN YnTf

VIZ hmm hai sprtaO's am0a0 ~,
m, me hmm 6iaf spying u hets,
F0r me lump pp0n he Gl0r0Hghjafss
A gign Hm says "B0ct Beey."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

Having burehaaed n fgfiiheq oy6fegab
n Dair N equuuffs md q portable stove,
w Afo nov re6Hy f1f no opening DAY
Rams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21
RIVERS OUT Of
BANKS ALL OVER
NORTH ILLINOIS
Severe Flood Damage Antici.
pated as Result of Sharp
Rises in Streams, Due to I'm.
usually Heavy Rains.

Chicago. Jan. II Rivers through
out northern Illinois. swollen by the
rain which fell almost continuously
through the night. today oNcrflowcd
their banks and inundated 4 score of
cities ana villages. No loss of life
was reported but the property damage
was estimated at several hundred
thousand dollars,
All through the valley OF the Des-
PLANES river the water spread far
over the lowlands. reaching its height
In the nciphborhood Of Joliet, where
that cit" and several villages were
Hooded.
sheets OF water spread over the
western suburbs of Chicago aud boats
and hastily constructed RATS were uti-
lized.
Southeastern Iowa and northeastern
Missouri were ALSO in the tain belt
when came up from Texas.
Flood waters sweeping down the
Fox river and the Illinois river drove
residents in low lying districts in OF
tawn, Marscill.s and Utica from their
homes.
lee jams at ,ortuous ponts In the
rivers damned the waters and
threatened bridges.
six of the seven artesi1n wells
which furnish Aurora's water supply
had been cut OF AT noon BY iuundn
lions from the Fox river. \ warning
was sent throughout the Fox river
valley advising inhabitants to prepare
Tor high water that might sweep away
their homes.
Many residents Of Joliet unable "a
obtain boats or RATS, sought safety
in upper stories of their houses whore
they watched the water swrling about
their houses and rising u foot an hour.
Every policeman was pat on flood
duty aud scores ut volunteers aided
IN the rescue work,
NJ Rockford, ~. a rapid rise oi
the Rock rlVvr and lbs continents
flooded the east side oi the city. pno
school was closed because of the in
ability of the pupils To reach the
schoulhousc. Firomcu and pultcCt@r.,
were busy assisting families In the
inundated district tn higher ground
ln hults ANA on RATS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-21
MINE WORKERS
GIVE ATTENTION
TO GRIEVANCES
Complaints of Alleged Injus.
tices Done Locals or Indi.
viduals by Officers or Rank
ing Organizations.

indianapolis in1.. Jan. 2l.-r rhc del
cgates to the convention of th. United
Mine Workers Of America devoted
most OF today TO hearing the report Of
the grievance committee on Appeals
from the rank and file of the urglni-
zation The complaints dealt largely
with alleged injustlces done individuals
OF local unions by officers, district nr
national or ny district or state organ
izatlons within the union.
The most important To come before
the committee was that of former
check wcighruau az pnwneC. H., who
lost has place after he had complaiEcd
that he had been u1iustly DISCHARGED.
II was declared on the foor of the
convc alton that there was no remedy
Tor him "a. he had been dismissed uu-
der the provisions ut the contract IN
force between the miners and opera
tors of Illinois ana that the contract
could not he violated
This morning The convention listen
ed 20 brief address hy Thomas r.
Riloy of Anaconda. Mont. a fraternnl
delegate from the Western Federation
of Miners,
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UoN MITES SHOWER EN,u
OTHER NTH COMPLIMENTS

London, Jan. ~ t1.51 q. M A
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam says
Jnlf 4f the banquet given IN Nish ON
r. dag last on the occasion nf tho
presence there 90 Emperor William
anl King Fcrdinurd pf bulgaria
both moUarchS delivered addresses.
k.us Ferdinand thanked IA" cm-
pcror tor his visit
Emperor William IN his address
thanked King Ferdinand for the ap-
uuuf mt ls chi"f OF the Twelfth bii-
kan iui Try regiment ana ,yd
"in order tu give expression to my
feelings for such deeds md 90 the
feelings ~ an Germany, I have begged
sour majesty To- accept the dignity 81
a se.an field marshal aud with
an rmN am happy that you, IN ac-
,cpung it also 90 this sens, become
one Of ms.
With firmest confidence rails"
ms glass tp the welfare of your maj
estate house. Ia the victory NJ she glor-
ious Hulearlan army and Ia Rulg,rla's
future
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with the National livcstoch associn.
ton aud committees are sent to Wash
ington each year iu the interests oi
legislation which viii benefit stock.
men.
The finance ana executive commit
toes OF the general committee ir
charge of the convention - cstrft,in
ment was out today soliciting funds
for the meeting. Members of tn,
committee stated this afternoon that
great success had been their portion
and that they anticipated NO dtnicult,
in raising the $1,000 estimated ns nee
osaurN Tor the meeting
we are getting uboral response
from everyone approached said thn
member 'aud ! would not be surpris.
ed ii we were able to rnisc twice the
amount asNcd. 20 II WAS needed, almost
as soon. Everyone believes that thi,
meeting VIII be- - nrc thing for IA,
city ana everyone is anxious To- do hit
share toward making a. success
should the committee not raise tn,
necessary UIds today il VIII cuntiuu,
work tomorrow.
Included iu the soliciting body lI,
-. \ Macpherson liatr Leonard. A
T.. Nc Millcn, - T.. kil" rlark NJ carr
Il. Il Pollock David WcInmuu, Fttnt
lIuhbcll. " : HopcwrN " T. HaNk
ms. Edward CorNoll Ross Merritt T.
u. SchwontNcr
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NATIONS WANTS
ROTATION PLAN
FOR CONVENTION
President of Stockmen's Asso.
citation Would Have Meet.
ing Here. in Amarillo and El
PasO in Succession.

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