Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1915, Page 17

N y STORZ ARE LEADERS | IN STATE TOURNEY| Omaha Team at Top in Five-Man | Event . at the Lincoln Meet. COCHRAN-SCIPLE IN DOUBLES LINCOLN, April 16—(Special Tele gram.)—~The Omaha bowlers made their first appearance in the state bowling tournament last night and proceeded to carry off all the homors. The Stors team jumped into tne lead of the five- man team events with a score of 2,666, with the Fords of Lincoln second with 2,645. and the Jetters of Omaha third with Cochran and K. Sciplo of the Stors team took the lead in the doubles with 1165 pins, with Balzer and Zimmerman a close second with 1,122 pine. Millson and Rempke of Lincoln, the previous leaders, were shoved Into third place. Zarp of the Jetters scored 683 pins down for the leadership of the singles, while Cochran captured second place with 31 pins. Whisenand of Hastings, the pre- vious singles leader, was shoved into third place. The scores tonight were as follows: Five-Man Teams, Storz, Omaha Fords, Lincoln Jetters, Omaha Lincoln Cleaners Idncoln Telephones Pender ... Nebraska Farmers, Lincoln .. Hastings Gillens, Lincoln Lindells, Lincoln Singles. 433 popeporc Terrell Zarp Balzer . R. Sciple . K. Sciple . Biand ... Fanton Toman Cochran Bowers Brandt Hoffman Martin ... Anderson Racely Immerman rbrigen 1549 | Gumble . U Bush . . 48 Butcher 153 Hudson 553 Rice 4 Rempk L4 Rrown, Lincoln [ Millson, Lincoln ".....0000. b 14 | Mathiesen “ee 422 Carey, Ling BIR 4l di L 93 mdwards, Lincoin .. 04 R. Spangler. Lincoln 11 Simmons, Lincoln . 489 Whisenand, Hastings 882 Welch, Hastings prt I)l)uhlfl Balzer-Zimmerman ............ L1122 Bland-Toman Terrell-R. Sciple... Meaki Kett Shedd-Kelkenberg Cochran-K. Sciple A. Amspoker-Duncan .. Hopewell-B, Amspoker. Campbell-Carr ....... Simmons-Mathiesen Gates-Ma: Banks-Robe Welch-W] hlsennm Hastings. Mayor Is Invited To Catch the First Ball at St. Joseph Mayor James C. Dahlman has received an invitation from the St. Joseph Booster club to attend the opening game in St. Joseph April 23, when the Drummers and Rourkes lock horns. The invitation asks that Dahiman be prepared to don large mitt, protector and mask and catch the first pill pitched as heaved by Bliot Marshall, mayor of St. Joseph. The mayor will probably accept the invita- tion unless other business prevents. Racing Bill Offered In Illinois Senate SPRINGFIELD, TIl, April 16—A racing bill was introduced today in the senate. The measure would legalize racing n I~ nois and would create a state racing com- on 10 be composed of three members of the State Highway commission, the president of the highway commission to be chairman of the racing commission. The commission would have charge of all race meets, a percentage ot which would ¥0 to the ltll. ALLAN-DARLING DOGS ARE STILL LEADING NOME, Alaska, April 16.—The Allan- Darling team of fourteen malamutes, driven by A. A. “Scotty” Allan, still was leading today in the 4l2-mile all-Alaska sweepstakes dog team race, having driven into Camp Haven, 146 miles from Nome and only sixty miles from the turning point at Candle, one hour and four min- utes ahead of Eskimo John, the native driving the twelve dogs entered by the Council Kennel club. Allan's time to Haven was twenty-two hours. The trail is heavy and slow, but the weather is clear. CHAMP HIGH JUMPER SPIKED DURING PRACTICE LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 16—Fred Kelly, world's champion high jumper, was badly spiked in the left foot in practice two days ago, according to information given out today Kelly,, however, expects to start Sun- day vith his teammate, Howard Drew, holder of several short distance national | records, to compete in the coming Penn sylvania relay games at Philadelphia. | They will represent the University of | Southern Californla. | UNION PACIFIC BOWLERS | LAY PLANS AT BANQUET The Union Pacific bowling league was vanqueted at Ortman’s bakery by W. A Keyt last evening. All the bowlers were present and a fine evening Was spent. | Speeches were made and the prizes | awarded | Arrangements were made for & summer eague of eight or ten five-man teams to be bowled on the Metropolitan alleys. The Union Pacific quartet sang several songs. SURVIVORS OF SUNKEN SHIP COME TO PORT ABERDE®N. Scotland, Aprll 16.—A | trawler has hrought into port here seven men and women, part of the crew of the | Swedish steamer Folke, which was hlown | up off Peterhead on Wednesday night. | Whether the steamer was torpedoed or van into & mine the survivors are unable | —— Apartments, flats. houses and cottages can be rented quickly and cheaply by a| Bee “For Rent” . O MAHA, SATURDAY APRIL 17 A.0. U W. FAYOR THE BOND Auditorium Propouhon Also Meets Auditorium purchased at that it is as- serted not a cent of the money will go to any stockholder of the company, ws that sum will merely pay the outstand- | ing indebtedness of the company instead | of Trade building tonight did damage es- timated at $50,000. After a two hours' battle the flames were brought under control. The West- ern Union offices and equipment are a total loss. The Postal Telegraph com- deep pivot sleeves; patch pockets; new popuh.r fabrics; plain and velvet Trousers. Hundreds of pairs to select from at— $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 variety. $9.75 and $11.75 S moualy adopted by both branches. Mayor { rishoners of St. John Cantlus Roman Iy n\nnln ounced he ould e tholic church, where the funeral will JEPPELINS COME Culls from the Wire |kttt Sedousves iy S e | Eatell e ——— now remain 1o complete the arrange G._ Y. Baker forest ranger, t mon funeral of Colonel W Nelson, | ments of Justice Dari Raker of the 0de ity Y gty Taland mupreme court, was rnuna end AGAIN lN NIGHT k‘ TS Sditor, Will Be held N8 | ine funorals will ba morged into, one | 101400 Mupremo court, was found dead e | next Monday to take carc of nine of the | having ahot himsolf through the heart. and common councils of Philadel- | fifteen victima of the accldent when & | 1ie had beon in poor health. IR T T i A | i Sechie TR e BT ierty | crowiea atrest Car wae v deen 8y 4 | | o — | Wallace & ¢ 12 |Two Airships Rud Bast Coast of | ool X0, e A raolutions Providing Tor It |on & Fallfoad crossng in the. enimin | The Bes Want Ads Ara Best Business -,]‘:_,;’1;” R Stroup Y V\‘ 1% Britain, Setting Many Buildings l| ip mcross the continent were unani- | part of Detroit Al the nine were | Boosters. 2 5 9 Totals E1 0 . . { 3 Nordquist ...118 CLOVER LEAF. Aflame w\th Bombs. | 166 16 Fahnestock & st ot Keller 140 182 170 492 | Pat 128 Raube 178 110 283 == e ° Handieap %8 '3 23 ' |McDonnell .10 Dyhrbers oo w;consmzmus “DAMAGE DONE | Q i § e § e ~ | Grant 156 Flynn . ™ 9 158 Tota K20 2399 ¢ 10 104 812 | Heard . 198 ACCST \’rl\'a_n:‘r;' LRSS (8 an sl Hatiem 1| LONDON, April 16.—Two Zeppe- | Store Open Store Open LR RER TN R :\‘m“»“rq ey Tol‘fl {lin airships "'l"""d - \‘;"“ t‘“"':t““' Saturday Saturday Scannell ... % 101 2d 0 3 Bngland shortly after midnight, drop- 2 - Macke 128 104 “.’.‘:,”r‘c" 9% | amison ping bombs on several towns, doing | Evening Until 9 Evening Until 9 Conra 19 16 08 | Ju | Handicap .. 67 67 Kasper . 510 | Fisher | considerable damage to property. As| > | Stow 481 | Fitzpatrick | ¥ | Totals | Lundin 8 | Beeson 1 far as has been ascertained only one , ’ iy o £ § oo vom e 1o | M €S @ oung Men’s New Shearer. Totals .04 w9 84 77| Totals said ghe was only slightly hurt. M. BNOIEE 52, % Tot. e The airships dropped four bombs on ° ® Zadina | Capen U3 142 190 . v Shields 41 | ekensie 18t 106 1 43 | et Maldon, in Eesex county, thirty miles rln Ot ln Handlcap 102 | Kester .....18 19‘7| 14480 | Mitohell 3 188 3 east of London, but no damage re- Totals. ;‘«I"lw\\"’l :R(‘:c:a:;fd“;h - :g 1% 5| Mtzpatrick. 181 180 160 431} gyjted. Bombs also were dropped in 5 S QANT, andicap ... 8 8 28| motals,.. . 54 569 1821 | the Heybridge basin, two miles across h W ld F 24. 3d. Tot Phondiriues S : Huntainger 188 31§ 151 %% | Totats e HORNETS. 7ot | the river. These set fire to some T e or s ramous-- Lamborn .11 118 10 190 | "*Reacrai Leamue. | Hauptman .19 10 18 8 | puildings irsh i i irim 3 . . . N frim A T, g, | Dot i 18 18 8 --~Hirsh-Wickwire ff‘,’.\'}if\r R & R Zimmerman - .: ] z.q:“’.lnmmm 14 16 16 3| The airehips came up lhphmuk- ._..__.._._.__..__d_. — B W W] E 3 Py = | water river and over the marshes and S B —_ Lucena .- . % 120 26 Tolals 622 0“ l( 2 - Tl o | R 8 ) el g | dree --Soclety Srand AFFIC 2 A aeee . 1% O | Sut. 2. 84, Tor. | © o BT irataky 4% 16 1w 480 Lumber Yard Fired --—Schlos’ Bfos Gockley .. I8N 132 416 | Totals 548 1005 | Malloy ."1® 18 144 | At Lowestoft, on the North Sea, in . 2 ansen .. itk s Rhodes 115 18 162 §% ~— —— — . |Suffolk *county, three bombs were Trimmer 10 14 1T % | johnson Totals..... 886 3 615 102 | aropped, considerable damage result- and other high grade makes in com; ete Lambert 19 167 167 463 | Tate OMAHA Tru NKS pped, { < t f styl 1 d f Handicup .10 110 110 30 | puvons 24. 3a.Tot. | ing to house property in the center assortments of styles, colors an al Totals.. 7% 88 PR o e R :g 19 18 &3] of the town. A lumbver yard was set | now ready for your choosing hete. N i Koran 182 1% 191 619|on fire. The window panes in many | BAUTIFUI ’ i d Bt on i I T AN ROCKS. Totals @8 611 497 1466 | houses were shattered. Three horses B Wt s styles in soft, rich worsteds: fine Vincent (1'% 134 ) MINNEDBLLIS. | pelonging to the rallway company Glen Urquhart plaids and the new Seotch Reynolds 122 168 | Begerow 9 T 1% Y0 ki | were kill Tart Ne hadi 'y 1 and Johnson 1% 182 \:‘m.‘\:n-n “u‘r:‘\:lx! :fiul i }"\4 fi were killed. artans, ew shadings in greens, browns S b B B Hevden Melater .18 147 i 42| Previously the aircraft had visited grays; new effects in stripes. Suits of these well- | Hughes L Totals . o1 s #0137 | Gouthwold, twelve miles south of known makes, at— Totals o 60r T | \at. 2d. % Tot, | Lowestott, and having missed strik- Jgfinmon ot | mand 18 4| ing that town with its missiles went 50 50 50 Halllday 1 0 | Stanton 149 Dober 175 204 21 610 | on to Halesworth, eight miles inland. Kovan 150 69 'Sub ....ooiineiiinn 88 Totals ... 478 &3 MO 1T | 1¢ (hen returned dgain to Southwold e e —_— and dropped six bombs, n Y Jrere g Workshop Struck. Nebraska Telephone Tournament At 1 (1 Shags maeseos, adee The followl s {nners in the | Telephone Company I Just & ht |leaving Lowestoft the aircraft passed | ‘gB l S l” 50 bowling tourvament of the Nebraskt |10 8 close: T | ovee Hurwich n the diesstion ef Feltx- iltmore ecia 3 towe. It is sald now that a dozen bombs A & W \.Yldl’ll CVENTS. _ | Shearer ....161 150 186 467 Carnaby 127 146 9 37| ware dropped in Maldon, but that only Sults and Coats uff ...1762 | Bhields 212 1786 146 B3 | Miller . L85 118 132 40 corkshop in the L'm“n“k DOUBLES. 1oy | HDGICAD . p g Handloap .ove....e........ 141| ONe bullding, a wo P N T L = m:dk Mo ";:"‘“» e AR A IIERE are hundreds of men's and young men's hand- % i nti-aireral uns Wi I . ] Nl Sik it 0 | ReSwruh. 8 . ?| the night at Gravesend and Shoerness. L4 'NIO;ti suits, m;de acczrdinx to our specifications Wire Chiefs. 2717 | Handicap Handicap - The authorities had ample warning of | y some of America’s best makers. e Total Total the alr raid, a8 Dutch télegrams reporisd UITS to fit men of all sizes in the most serviceable T g ) Stow RER T | Huntainger it 70| that Zeppelins were coming Sorons fabrics for nearly every occasion. Patterns that show v Grim 17 159 167 Lamborn 200 138 wsea In the direction of Bngland. Notices (»’flfi.‘g&\ 14 188 o T S S st v A Rt were sent to the police authorities of excellent taste. Staple business suits, semi-conservative ; Total | Total 110} | somie of the east and south coast towns | suits and patch pocket suits. R, Tohnech i idd Boucher 1111118 111 | Queon 21148814118y | of poseible :‘::\p:v'"‘::m:‘:':"":’r:‘.‘t:‘:\ EAUTIFUL silk mixed worsteds, tartan plaids, serges, 16 L 2 3 9 7 | enablec < e H < ~ 3 Handionp .." 1. Handlcap .. | Handicap o e ttacks o bo taken in towns and vil- cassimeres and chevlots in fancy weaves. Total... 1077 Total. lages. “ ” Bating .l 0 1l = ey No accounts of the actual damage done | The “Biltmore Special” at $16.50. As great a Bruce .......164 218 . n:."'""' by the bombs of the aircraft is obtain- value as you pay $18 to $20 for elsewhere. . t. | Gri St ® lPrage ... 7 166 1% 81| Handicap, 57 total, 519, |able as vet, the raid hu:n::oflurrfld at Total Handicap, 6 1, 681 Kester ......)3 379 | guch a late hour of the nigl R o et i T ol e St ot Lateat TIBS aincoats Men’s andY oung Men’s S pring 080 | Zhmmor B‘r‘l“.nliic'ip B: total, 808 “\fly‘::‘:nd:d |h:pnormn--t coast of Eng- | gug Desses of B‘fih vul together ults or C 00[ or us’nes‘ H.ndlc-'n'.' Johnson .14 171 jo4 373 [ RRIE O L Tan the 9, one af the with pure Para gum rubber making X M| Kent . iandicab, T total, U8 v“":_’ Intest typo of German alrships. The the garment absolutely waterproof. $ 75 s 75 s 75 Pandpss Ehud IF < S Handicap, , trawlers signted the craft 100 miles from All seams full strapped and cemented ; —_ —_— — WO . ..ve.avibise ... 93| Handlcap, Lambert ...\ Jand. They belleve it came trom Helgo- collar convertible. Guaranteed not to K::n-t" ;E | :3;1' @ F:l\:\:;‘;?cc.kn 102 161 220 453 | Handicap, o jand. TIf it returned to that mmd.hmc pull or harden, Length 50 to 52 inches, """" i . " that it must have 3 to 48, Oy imain & 720 Bk e I B’ A Hevion, ‘vormads sl Lismimetes n plaids, checks cheviots, wo s and cassimeres, in plaids, checks mi’es. " J HADRIORD ... v . ioeresrren The trawless came at full speed for | n ’ l O to 3 l 5 and stripes. One, two and three-button models; plain or . port immediately after they recognized | patch pockets; extreme and conservative styles. To:::é-‘:k TP Handleap, tne Zeppelin, with the object of giving Kasper ... 1688 124 Huntzinger warning, but, of course, they were ecasily | a ues 6 0 Handicap, hi | LY 2 Handicap ............. Lundin ...\ 17 outdistanced by the airship. { Smart Sprmy Top Full Dress S i ts andicap, Total R T Primeau ... . . We carry a full line of full e R R sinndicns, Firemen at Dance; “Biltmore Special”’ oats 41 Tuxedo pults. Lundtn... - andicap, 7; total, 591 | Carnaby ....1 Fandicap 128 | e .1l 188 3 Hundloap, : . . : Ton Coats f: 16.50 | Smart spring top coats in $16.50 and $26.50 ALl ........oi| aHndicap, T6; total, 8. |Miller ......14 143 28 Blg Fl]‘e at Peoria op Coats ror S d YaRense 40 10T 0 P anticab. ko t‘:nmm'fl?w R Ty — Cravenetted fabrics; convertible col. | Many different styles. Ex- Tromer' A o RIS e 1 I, Cfandicap, : total, 6. PEORIA, T, April 16—Fire which lars; loose full baok; perfectly draped | cellent new fabrics in large | Men's and Young Men's Fine Total. | Handicap, 1 total, 4. broke out in the basement of the Hoard u narrow shoulder effects; wide, full and with Pavor at Meeting of the Socialists. TO COST ONLY THE DEBTS The central committes of the A. O. U. W. has enthusiastically endersed tho Audtorium purchase bonds for the city. and the members of the committee have pledged themselves to work personally for the carrying of the bond issue at the polls in May. E. V. Parrish, manager of the bureau of publicity went before the committee at the meeting last night at A. O. U. W. hall and explained the propo- sition to them, namely that the Audi- torfum can now be purchased by the | city for the actual indebtedness of the property, which {s $150,000 in round num- bers. Mr. Parrish also went before the | socialists at a meeting Wednesday night and talked to them about the proposi- tion, explaining that the city needs tho | Auditsrium a# & place to hold the larger | conventions, the trade shows and the larger gatherirgs of a semi-public nature as weil as scme of the large publio or | semi-public functions occasionally staged by public-spirited citizens. The soclal- iste endorsed the propused bond lssue unanimonsly. If the #1500 bonds are voted and the of ylelding a given percentage on the dollar originally invested by the com- pany to build it. Every dollar's worth of stock issued, it is stuted, has been wiped out, and the fssue originally was $170,000. Tho $150,00 to be voted, 1s then to be used only to pay outstanding indebted ness, which includes first mortgage bond of 60,000, second mortgage bonds of $47,000, and back interest, book and other debts outstanding, back tax Item and penagy of nearly §16000 and other items which taken in the aggregate mount up to ap- proximately $160,000. WOULDBE SOCIALISTS FLEECE REAL PARTY MAN Two confidence men who fleeced Wiil- fam Sldwell, Hale, Mo., professed to be prominent members of the socialist party, Stdwell, who is also an ardent soctalist, |1ost $20 and a watch and fob, both of which were engraved with soclalist mottoes. ‘““There's mo doubt about them bheing socialists,” instantly deduced Chief of De- tectives Maloney, as he assigned a palr of detectives to seek out the crooks | can plainly see that they believe in dis- tribution of wealth.* Yool forsmef sl st e b e fortae Y\t Pt i s frrrmnc o Meneray Quality Trees and Shrubs (Sales Grounds, 20th and Farnam Streets.) [ ¥resh from our Nurseries at Council Bluffs and Creseent, lowa. shrub first-class and in good growing condition. way; true to name. Climbing Vines. Everytl Anything dying during the first year refurnished free of charge. WE ARE THE ONLY LARGE GROWERS IN THIS LOCALITY— i WHY BUY QUESTIONABLE OR INFERIOR STOCK? If yon want the best for your residence lot, farm or fruit farm, we can supply you. Fruit Trees and plants, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Hedge Plants, in fact, anything you may want. SEE OUR STOCK AT THE OMAHA SALES GROUNDS, 20TH AND FARNAM STS. (Behind the Large Cusack Bill-board; Entrance to Sales Grounds Plainly Marked.) Priced Right————Plenty of Stock to Select From SALES GROUNDS OPEN EVENINGS, MENERAY-OMAHA NURSERY CO. 433 State Bank Building. 3101.3147 Avenue Llyrmefymmrfiymeflymmsetflmmsenfyrmenflymmenfipmmenfyrmmenyreerlyrmenypemellys Phone Tyler 119 A Phone 872, pany lost two cables, but its service was ot seriously interrupted. "When the general alarm sounded the | Peoria firemen were attending their an- nual ball and dress suits were covered | with rubber coats as they made their way 1o the fire. Two firemen were overcome by smoke. LEHIGH ROAD TO SPEND MILLION DOLLARS SOON WASHINGTON, April 16.—Announce- ment that the Lehigh rallway will soon award contracts involving an expenditure | of almost $1.000,000 as & result of “im- ! proved business conditions at this time" | was made in a letter to President ‘Wilson | from B. B. Thomas, president of the road, which was made public tonight at lho; White House, with the consent of Mr. Thomas. Mr. Thomas wrote the president to deny | that he meant any criticism of the ad- ministration in saying in a recent l!lln- ment after & call at the White House | | that the prosperity of the rallroads de- | pendea largely on the attitude of Wash- | ington officlals. | Apartments, flats, nouses and cottag can be rented quickly ung sheaply by & Bee “For Rent” ad. Fvery tree and hing guaranteed in every Hardy Roses, —~Everything Guaranteed. 4, Omaha, Neb, Council Bluffs, Ia. Ribbed Union Laundered and soft patterns. All sizes. Values cuffs. Neat 'H Hurley’s S pring Shoes for Men All the new low cut styles: for spring are here. All sizes and widths. These justly celebrated shoes for 'spring seem to be better finished and are in hand- somer lasts than ever before Tan, black, straight lace, Ras- lan bluchers, etc., combination lasts and anatomic heels. Spe- cial, a pan 85 00 7Y ORI eT ss 00 500 Pn" of Men's Fine Shoes. Tan and black. Odds and in Saturday About 3600 Men’s Athletic and A Great Purchase of about 3,600 Men's Athletic and Ribbed Union Suits at 50c on the dollar. 85 Dozen New Spring Shirte— ,s,m Fiber Hou—All sl One to $1.76; each ig Lot of B 585 Decn Monts” BllibcacH cerized lnd“&l.k Hose—‘Run | 75 Dozen New Spring Necktiese— band style; also with soft at | Of the mill” quality. Worth | Beautiful array of new patterns. tached collars. Values to to 29c. Special, a Worth to 75¢. Sale price, St el e B5e | et TR e Iy STEL 15¢ | each 50c and............. 59¢ Suits at About Half Price For spring and summer wear. This purchase consists of all the samples and “run of the mill” quality of union suits from some of the high-grade makers. The materials are pure linen, silk and lisle, crepe, mall, fancy nainsook and mercerized silk and linen. They . 2lc [ ew spring shades, pa C| nn Mer- | Men’s Hat S pec’ls for Saturday Men’s $2.50 Hats | . _Stetson Hats o rflr 950 | John B, Stetson Soft and Stiff Hate— 900 Soft and Stiff Hata—0dd lots $3 50 L] and sample lines of this season's styles. All colors and sizes. Val- ues to $2.60. Your cholce The Famous “Mayo” Hats—8oft oo Big s Q5 | and stiff. All the Tatest modele— $2.00 Balmacaan $3.00 Hats for 50¢ “Brandeis Special” Soft and Stiff 300 Balmacaan Hats—Btitched | Hate— crown and brim. Made of silk and English woolens, In the new spring and summer styles, Values to $2.00. Saturday, In one lot, each 50¢ Boys’Hatsand Caps | Over 100 Dosen Boys' and Chil- dren's liats and Caps—All new spring and summer styles. Values | $2.00 ;;’;zrdrobe Trunks We are exclusive agents in Omaha for the Famous Tay- lor Theatrical and Wardrobe Trunke—A five-year guarantee with every trunk, 95 “ o $14.00 and up to. to 50c. Special, in one big lot, nchw 15(: n