Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1910, Page 5

OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1910. L Bowlers Take Up STATE FAIR SPEH; i’ROCR:\I“L‘L‘: rmokey wianers, oo mociatien o serves the right to declare off any stake BELIEVE SMALL BOY KIDNAPEDT""""'" Emanuel Hether. February 9 the p e 1ad left home to go to the home of his N @ | grandfather, a half mile @istant P e VNabte 1o Loeate M | He was watched by Als parents watil he After Long Seare was within a few rods of his grandfather's s oy house. Then ho dlsappeared BERDE £ D, March 9 —(Special.)~ n:ms.‘m- of a section of country thirty A Flerce Attack miles north of Hettinger, N. D, are in-|of malaria, llver derangement and kid- vestigating what they belleve to be & kid- [noy trouble Is easily cured by Electric Bit- naping case, the victim being a S-year-old ‘(0 s, the guaranteed romedy. 0. For boy named Henry Hether, son of a farmer |eale by Beaton Drug Co. Lehman Brown 4o 220 18 1w 526 M1 Francisco's alleys, 5 i Totals L acores at Mercantite league: CARPENTER PAPER €O 1st. FA) 3. Total 190 120 1% mith 21 163 197 3Rt W e 1% R R ] EQUITABLE LIFE. 18t 2. 34 193 156 A 24 3 = 15 18 ) [ Paper company win 1st. 24. 34. Total Lyous 170 180 . 212 \ v g not tiiling satisfactorily. Any horse dis- Board Gives Out List of Events to|tancing the field, or any part thereof, is PrflpOSCd Changcs |entitled to one money ly, old distance M . Attract Racing Men. rils '$6 gbvirs. . Hothi® dhe bacred fo In Constitution Birkeland | $-year-old races, : ot 5 The entry fee to purse races will be 6| S per cent. Money in harness races will Be |8t. Louis Wants Tournament Earlier | @lyided 50, %, 15 and 10 per cent. All har- So Base Ball Players Can Partici- Neds races, uniess sooner decided, end with pa 3 o n x&ldfi". 4 ~ G RELAY RACE T0 BE FEATURE e L4 ‘otals . ‘wo Miles Per Day for Five Days, Chang! Horses Each Half Mile—Four Thonsand Do r Parses. Neeley | Pickard | Reed the fifth heat. Horses not standing for money at the end of the third heat will not be permitted to start for the fourth DETROIT, Mich., March 9.—There was no Mile heats to all harness races. All early change In the Jeaders of the three events T,"“‘”‘m clobtng races are guaranteed for the stated [n the tenth annual tournament of the | . .i*7irpte" amount and no more. The right is re | American Bowling congress as a result of served to ehange the order of the program |today’s attack on the pins. and also to declare off any races not fin | A number of amendments were approved | Hammerstro eI ished by 4 p. m. Friday of the week of the | by the executlve committee today and will Wl 200 193 meeting. Stall rent will be free to all be sybinitted to ‘the meeting later in the . 102 0 17 starters, One-half of entrance fee will be | week. 1t s belleved .the majority will be ™ W refunded to starters finishing the race adopted. ‘tat, 8, [ inside the flag and outeide the money. The One of the proposgd amendments upon | Martin .. TN A nomination of two horses ', one class ls | which _aglion’ was postponed a day will | Qcander ...l lllllml 173 permitted on one | make 1t imperative that the annual tourna- | Wiley .. Sl HB = | ment open on a Satyrday In February and | geraw . POl /IR - . [¥be St Louls delegation has announced Py 4 b ol : that it wiil fight it to the, bitter end. Totals . 508 921 Nebraska derby (11-16 miles) George Qualey, leader of the delegation, Booster league RReTYsLiRY SaMaan announced that St. Louis would start the DAVe-CURRLNE e BABR e eeos: event in January in order that it may be Four and one-haif’ furlongs " dasi Hnl]shled betore the h;dse ball teams start -& o on thelr ‘training trips. Many base ball play- She-Ball mils snd repeat ers are lmwur;:: Gasa and thls whi give them a chapce to roll. 1f the proposed One mile dash .. g i One-half mile consolation dash (for horses Amendment iy adoptéd, St. Louls will with- draw its bid for the tourney, leaving a that have started and net won money) 100 | clear fleld for Buffalo Entry In the Nebraska bred 3-year-old Base Ball Artists at University Forced | .\ ioru1 or soam wiil race, foals of 1907, owned In Nebraska and to Indoor Practice Because contestants. | The list shows a | registered with the Jockey club, % to nominate, May 16, and $ additional to $20,020 pald as entry fees, the of the Weather. amount ever secured by the, congress. First LINCOLN, Weti. ) Mageh 9.—(Special.)— Following i ' the 'progham for the Ne- raska state fair vates 1 Lincoln, Septem- ser 5 to 9, 4Pty closing races must fill May 16. Purses close August 15, The list TROT, byear-old early closing 10 early closing.. in the When a McKibbin hat you’re wearing Words of praise you're always hearing! 233 Neuralgia Pains Mr. J. C. Ler, of 1100 Ninth St, S.E., Wuhington. D.C., writes: — “ I advised a lady who was a great sufferer from neuralgia to try Sloan’s Liniment. After one applica- tion the pain left her and she has not been troubled with it since,” Mgs. Danier H. Dieny, of Mann’s Choice, R.F.D. No. 1, Pa,, writes: — “ Please send me a bottle of Sloan’s Lini- gesssess ssgs CIIMBE, . . closing.........0. T CUDAHY. 1st Matthes 130 142 Powell s BV 168 Rudige: 11 Delaney . 168 163 Schmidt . 169 169 Totals ™ purse ad. 00 purss . 04 purse . i Conditions e Contests, Entries to all early closing races will | tlose Monday, My 1§ and to purses Mon. day, August/ i€ Emtrance fee to early closing ces will be 2 pef“tent, payable a8 tollows: ' Obe per, cent, to accompany nomination, Muy 16,100, when horses must be named; 1 per ofm®'payable July 1 and 1 Heavy Snow Stops the Cornhuskers Ny L. 854 TES PEOPLS STORE. 8 st 24 84, omas 167 153 160 be awarded the | Appott M9 160 170 total -of | Howard 7168 eat | Aldrich 11 largeat | o gele M 15 start No entry fee for other running races per cent payabl#”’ August ‘15 Parties de- clarihg out prior to second or third pay- ment, will be heid for the amount paid in. An additional 5 per cent of the only, than the two above named. All running races will be governed by the new Ameri- can racing rules, except where otherwise provided, jockey license excepted. Five and four LINCOLN, Maren 9—(Special)—A heavy snowfall brought & cessation to the out- door training of the Cornhusker base ball candidates this afternoon and drove them prize in the flve-men teams will be $500. In the doubles the first prize is $600 and the leaders in singles. will get $5%. The high average man will draw $200. o on the basement alleys were as follows: ;;O A77?i Buaday’ n the Postoffice league NIGHT MATLING. 1st. 2d. 3. Total ment for rheumatism and stiff joints. It is the best remedy I ever knew, for I can’t do without it.” — Better than plasters— entries ‘will be required to fiil to start. Five per cent of the purse is deducted from money winners. Money will be divided, 60, 2% and 16 per cent. Stall |rent is free to runners paying entrance | tee Lenders to Date. Individuals: QGlen Fisher, Chicago.. Max Unger, Cleveland George Oakey, Madison, Max Dressman, Dstroit Walter Peters, Chicago , Otto Wahl Cleveland J. H. MoCoy, Wheeling, C. Knoll, Cleveland Frank Frohnauer, Columbus H. C. Albertson, Des Moines J. J. Geual, Oshkosh, Wis. Five-man teams: Cosmos, Chicago Baramites, Wheelin, O'Leary’s No. 2 C Oolonials, Madison, - g s Libertys, Rochester, N. W om o Elks, 81, Syracuse, N. DELIVERY. Ungers, Pitisburg 6 L Rovers, Buffalo . 7 178 164 Vulcans, Oshkosh, 16 1% Bonds, Columbus %7142 Two-men tean; -— e, 02 He has & powerful| e Wetterman, Cinginnati 5% Cook-Crewson, Sebring, O. Zimmerman mpug‘n, South Bend Sundvahl-Wilson, Chicago. Hall-Lane, Washington, P Bhepherd-Sutter, Washington, Pu, Kroll-Gruber, Cleveland Balzer-Haines, Omaha. Hess-Kelley; Chicago i OCarmichaei-McCoy, Chicage. Glass i 18 Gallup 17 Spetman M2 124 10 4 1,48 04 18 back to the cage, which they deserted m i & nearly two weeks ago In order to take advantago of the clear weather and prac- tice on the new dlamond. By their.work on the diamond for two weeks the Cornhuskers have enabled the | coaches to get & good line on the material that will be avallable for the games this season. Several men who had not been figured on showed up in excellent form in the out-doors games. Among these new candidates are Cummings, Lofgren, and Buck. Lofgren has been playing a star third base, doing work that almogt assurés him of a place on the team. In three of the games this week he handled- the third sack without a muff and batted without a strikeout being registered against him. At second base Cummings has been showing up well. throwing arm and has covered the second smck in good style. Puck has been shifted around to several of the bases. and has played fairly good ball. The head coach 100ks for him to improve a great deal during the next few weeks. In the field Bliss, an Omoha boy, has been making a strong bid for one of the garden jobs. ' He has ‘played center ' field without an error. Just fault seems to be a weakness In batting. He may get his batting eye later on, and then will have a right to demand & place on the team. Most of the veteran players have been putting up @ better game at their old coverspositions than they did last year. Jess Clark, at first, nevor played 'varsity ball as he has done this year. He covers the initlal bag like a leaguer. His hitting has Improved ‘much over last year. Metcalf, short stop, is In better form this early In the spring than he ever was last scason. In the games of last week he made some of the most sensatfonal ¢alches and stops ot short'’tifat haw @ver been seen on & University of Nebraska dia- mond. He is certain to be a star this year. Greenslit has lost notie of his abllity as a catcher and/ has played faultiess ball behind ‘the: bat. Sturteznegger is the only one of last’year's letter men who is not KANSAS O A 5, playing test enough ball-to keep his place tar. 0f Bails sad i g Bl ROl-1on | the ~tewm. -Sturteanegger - falled to at last signed articles of agreement for a (show amy fast class In the games played wrestling bout to a flnish. the new fleld, and he is likely to be Jack Herman signed the men today to|°" E ‘b‘:;c,‘ rehubles i baltn e meet here on March 22. The purse Is §7,000, | Put on .the be e g Roller and ¥ybszko recently met. here, (rapldly. the Pole agreeing to throw his opponent twice In sixty minutes. He falled, Roller proving the aggressor much of the time, Totals ... 0500 605 430 GENERAL DELIVERY. 1st. 2d. 34 | Morton ....... o M8 14 161 Harrler 161 1% 13 Latey . 91 192 143 498 463 417 NIGHT MAILING. 1st. 2d. 3 04 188 171 10 168 168 120 148 188 "Wis SLOAN'S LINIMENT is the best remedy for sciatica, rheumatism, backache, sore throat, stiff neck and sprains, Prices, 25¢., 80c., and $1.00, Totai Ten-Mile Relay Running Race. If threo riders, purs +$1,000 | 1€ four or more riders, purse 120 The event will be run two miles per day {for five days, riders to change horses at the end of the halt mile In front of the grandstand. The saddle and rider shall welgh not less than 115 pounds. Each rider will be allowed to enter not more than six horses, naming and describing each. The rider making the best time for ten milles wins, Four to enter and three to start—for three riders a purse of $1,00 will be divided, 50, # and 20 per ocent to winners. If four or more riders, the purse will be $1,250, money divided, 50, 2, 156 and 10 per cent. The entry fee will be §26 and must be made on or before August 15. The entry | fee will be refunded upon participation In the race, W. Va. € B2EBz3s g5ce Autotoxemia A medical word, meaning self-poison with one’s own secretions waste matter. In other words, It Is a polsoniag of the system due constipation and inactive liver. Everybody is In danger of this other sicknesses who lets constipation rus om or who dees not bis liver active and his bowels open. The Martin Tigers won three stralght games from the H. H. Katskees last night. | H. H. KATSKEES. 1st, 3d. Total. 148 481 159 426 5 430 now his chief . R 9 0 8 4@ Klauck's GIgndalps Take Twh Out of — = Three from the St. James 2 . Meam, The Glendales thok twd,out of three from ! G-ty the St."James. Klanck was high, with 210 h Ty I and 674 for totals £or tho Glendales, Wil- m #on had high total for the St. James, with m 613 527, and Scanneli-had nigh game of 300 for 1 the St. James. Tonight, Drelbus agalnst i O'Briens. Soore: 3 8 200 KLAUCK'S ‘GLENDALES, © | o ), A8t . Detroit Relemses Pitchers. B 8| DETROIT, March 9Pitchers Speer and 12 33 | Savidge were released today by Dotrol 18 5Ta| Savidge woes to Koohester and Speer to /600 | Butfalo. g - 20 e D — AT A 40 o4 527 882 540 8 2,415 | érg won three ‘games from the Hollys Mst night on the base. ment: alleys. Bill' Sehneider had all hon- Lors, with 282 for high single gaire and 66§ for' total. Tonight: Bungalows and Derby Woolen Mills. Score: \ BESELIN'SMIXERS, st 2a. Boselin ....... Lo 1 Cole ... 41 163 Schneider, W 2 16 Totals........ r GOTCH AND Champions of Ire Easy for the Am KANSAS CITY, March 9.—Champion Frank Goteh and Dr. B. F. Roller defeated in stralght falls, Pat Connelly, champion of Ireland, and Carl Becker of Aus reepectively, in wrestling matches at vention hall here last night. Connelly, who was heralded ug! grappler, ‘proved tame In the hands of Gotch. The champlion toyed with his oppon- net, several times ca ing him around the {ring In his arms. The first fall came in 19:08 | with a reverse Nelson hold. A reverse Nel- son and an English bar hold decided the |second fall In 6:45. Becker was easlly outclassed by Roller. The Fh.Yulclln won the initial fall with a combination half-Nelson and toe hold in 16 20. A double body hold caused the' segond fall in 7:20. "Elghl thousand people witnessed the con- st 1 ROLLER AND ZBYSZKO MATCHED w8 18 8 sure preventive of Autotoxemia, Typheld Fover and other sick- messes arising frem disordered liver, stomach or bowels because It Is the sure cure for Constipation. It makes the liver active, corrects the stomach, aids digestion, acts beneficially on the kig eys, tones up the system and koeps you & well man or womas, Better than Pills for Liver lis Get a 25¢c Box i L 209 L0 .16 Cavenaugh Totals Klauck Godenswager O'Rauke ... Stapenhorst . .. a6 7.1 TAMES. - SOHAEFER'S PRICE DR RES, 16th and BT ouen inena Beore B W Oor Gtk sd N Wiison Heavywelghts Sign Articles Hanson Wrestling Bout to Finish, for a Buy at the beginning of the season Hundreds of people are now ‘‘shopping’’ for homes. Looking over the various properties offered for sale. These people are going to get their choice of the bargains offered. Most of these people are going to buy on the easy term plan— a few hundred dollars down—the balance like rent. Today’s Bee will have a great number of choice homes adver- tised for sale on easy terms. Take a copy of today’s Bee with you and look over some of the bargains, you may find just what you want. Pay for it on easy terms. w WORKING HARD FOR OMAHA 3d. Total. e t—— 164 473 Race Meet for Mitehell, i MITCHELL, 8, D., March 9—(Special.)— The horsemen of this city have made the preliminary arrangements for a Dbl rade meet to be held in Mitchell July 13- 13, 14 and the following officers were olected to have charge of the same: President, W Metonif; Seventy Men in Training at lowa City for Track Meet, IOWA CITY, la., March 9.—(Special.)— overtime to prepare his track team for the Track Coach Jerry Delaney is working big indoor meet to be held in Omaha on April 1. With a squad of seventy ex- clusive o fthe freshmen, the University of Iowa trainer Is urging his men to high speed because of the coming indoor event. Special attention has n given recently i to the work o fthe welght men and in Alderman, SBwan, Murphy and Grubb the Hawkeyes will bid fair to win many points HOLLYS 8t 2. 216 . 146 1656 164 166 46 446 1,318 The HBeseling won three games from the Bungalows last night on the Basement al- loya. "Blll Schiieider had wl high honors, with 27 and 2 Ross, a new man of the Bungalows was high with 681 Score: BESELIN'S MIXERS. 18t 2d. Beselin . wnnwi 18 198 Schnelder, D000 160 184 Schneider, B! W 1 Totals ... o B0 480 BUNGALOWS. 24, 152 160 167 McAndrews Roche . Gillham MADE IN THE Largest Whiskey Distillery In The World. “Bottled In Bond” Guaranteed by the U. S. Government 100 Proof This Whiskcy is thoroughly filtered and carefully aged, glving it an exquisite flavor and an extremely delicate Atehison Binns Flaver 42 A | ATCHISON, Kan., March 9.—(Special Tel- | bouquet. {egram.)—M. . sigler, manager of the At. | entson franchise in the Mink league yester- | | day signed fourteen players for the looal | team. I*ans are enthusiastic over the pro: |pects for a pennant-winning aggregation |Atchison 1s the largést town on the eir-| ' HEALS P N\ OLD SORES In Just Five Months | Garoie Aprit b, Wity the B¢ Somipt Shpition E 1d sore is an external symptom of a d a lluted i ne April Vi e oseph Western Ve old sore is an rnal s om of a depraved or pollu! con- ¥ N i ™ X ? 4, Ty ymp D P W N TH i | asus Taps, dition of the blood. These festering places on the flesh are kept open and sAGE"'SULPHUR in‘a state of irritation because the circulation is continually dlschu%tng into them the impurities and morbid matters with which it is filled. 'his pol- luted condition of the blood may be the remains of some constitutional HAT':R REME DY Grew a Full Growth of Hair on a Bald Head 9 Here's the Proof trouble; the effect of a long spell of sickness, which has left the blood stream weak and germ-infected, or because the natural refuse of the body, which should pass off through the proper avenues, has not all been eliminated and has been absorbed into the circulation. External treatment ma. cause the place to scab over terxporarily, but the blood is not made any purer by such treatment, and soon the sore will return or break out at another place and be as bad or worse than before. 8. 8.8. heals old sores by removing every particle of impurity ffom the circulation. It goes down € the very gotzom of the trouble and so completely changes the circulation that there is no longer any impurity to drain through the sore, but the place is once more nourished with rich, healthful bigod, 8. 8. 8. heals the sore from the bottom, the skin regains its natural color, and when 8.8, 8. o '::l"'ur::”":':"m A% hal bate :n thoroughly cleansed and purified the 1!1 place is' permanently 10p of my head was eatirely baid, About caled. Book on Bores and Ulcers and any modical advice free to all who four months ago [ commenced using write, and Bulphur. The first bottle seemed o do some good and 1 kopt using 1t regularly, until now 1 have used four bot- ties. The whole top of my hesd s now fairiy coversd with bair and it Kesps com ll{‘ in thicks 1 shall ki on using It & while longer, a8 I notice & eomstaat im- . \GTEPHBN BACON, Rochester, N, Y. I AT THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Stephen belng duly sworn, says thet he has the statement above Botter Health Means Greatar Success L I I ) AN ment are trus, STEPHEN BACON. Come to the leaders of medical speclalism. Years of close study, thous sands of dollars spent in researches and seientific Investigation have made us expert and proficlent. Swera to bature me this Slet day of July, 1902, MEay W. Hani. Nowsy Publie. ever put up e meeting in this_ city. Two stake races have been provided for. each drawing a purse of $500, one being the Corn Palace stake and the other the | in these field events this year. Mitohell stake. Several automobile evnts| Other colleges in the state are also busily wlll be put up during the three day preparing for the Omaha meet. = Coach - ohn L. Griffith of Drake university took Britons Challenge for Davis Cup. | his track squad outdoors the first of the SYDNEY, N. 8. W., March 9,—The week in Des Moines and gave them a States Lawn Tennls assoclation quarter mile competition on the Drake English Lawn Tennis assoclation have both | Stadium. The men finished 1 the follow- challenged for the Dwight P. Davis Inter- | In§ order: Roy Havens, the Missouri val- national cup now held by the Australians, | /¢¥ conference champion was first; Foell, The American challenge was recelved the Storm Lake sprinter, was second; Her: time ‘ago, but that of the Englishmen rold, & member of last year's quarter mile | o 1st only today by cable. It 18 two days ou relay team, was third, and Fred Havens, a | GrY1ne v 31 the time limit, but it is belleved the Aus- | brother of Roy, was fourth. There were | WAF 1 trallans will accept If the United States o sixteen starters n the race. Ross . 18¢ association agrees. This year's match will he ndoor meet at Bioux City next Sat- 505 9 b8 be played In New Zealand, but the Gate has | urday Wil attract & reiay. team from the| Total s 0, B Y not yet been fixed University of Nebraska as well as from | CIty C won two games from City A last b R Drake. The Cornhusker quartet gave |D/Eht on the Basement alleys. Lehman Birds Flying in Dakot Drake a hard battle for relay honors last | had all high honors with 220 for high single SIOUX FALLS, §. D., March 9.—(Special.) | BEiNE. ES130 W06 187 fow-Loteln: Rovre; —~WIld duck and goose hunters are naving | . The members of the team to be taken to CITY A considerable sport along the streams and | QMAha Abril 1 to represent the Christiany 1st. bodles of water in the vieinity of Sioux | N88 ot been selected. Roy Havens, Foell, A | Falls, where these fowl, now on tReir way | Herrold, Roe Knight, Fred Havens, Con' L1s northward, are numerous. The champion | 184, McCreight and one or two others are 18 hunter thus far is Paul Kalsch, aged 16, of | the most likely candidates for the team. | ' Sloux Falls, who during a few hours' | Totals oo, 3 shooting In o corn fleld five and one haie TY C. miles southwest of Sloux Falls killed eleve Thursday is home day ) 156 187 26 2d. 185 136 84. Tota) 47 469 9 48 109 18 £x 610 461 O'Connor Crozier Baehr Yanigans Deteat Regulars. i HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March 9.—Brooklyn (regulars), 6; Yanigans, 8. shot and fat, 2 3 ducks and three geese. st. 2d. 34 310 1 Total Served in all First-Class Bars, Clubs and Cafes. Always Ask For It. COLARKE BROS. & CG., Distillers. Peoria, Il Brown and Driscoll Draw. NEW YORK, March 9. — “Knockout" | Brown of New York and Boyo Driscoll, an | tish bantam, fought a elever tep-round |draw tonight' at the Fairmount Athletic | club. This is the first bout the Fairmount | hs held since the Ketchel-Langford fiasco last autumin, when Governor Hughes of- | dered the fight stopped. 2 Weston Nears La Junta. | LA JUNTA, Colo, March §.—Bdward Pay- | n, Weston stopped for 1ae night at Ben- | ton ‘ station, eight miles from Junta, and 18 expected to reach here about 7 o'clock tomortow morning. The distance covered today from Tyrone to Beénton was forty-six miles. Second Block Goes to Happe. CHICAGO, March 9.—~Wiilie Hoppe won the sscond biok of his Sa0-pofnt 181 billlard match with Ora Morningstar last night, 436 to 7. The score for two nights’ gll) is: Hoppe, %0; Moral v, 0T {oppa's’ Ligh Tun tontgnt was 32 and his rningsta: and is high run was 8 e | i Zbyssko Threws Fenby, . . DETROIT, March 9.—After one hour, ii: minutes and 62 seconds (unofficial) r: strenuous work, Zbyssko won the first fall in his wrestling match with Fenby of Michigan. here last night. The the nexi fall fa ten tes . 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