Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 7, 1915, Page 5

1 \ | | | SHAMPION SHOWS |t It miliarity with Course, Defeats Thre Omaha Cracks. GETS OUT OF DIFFICULTIES ' i Robert A, Gardner of Chieago, national amateur golf champion, demonstrated his superiority” over three Omaha cracks vesterday at the Fleld club in an eight- | een-hole foursome. Despite the fact that! the national champ was playing the course blind, while the Omahans were iamiliar with it, and despite the higoh «nd cold wind which mad good golf ex- ceedingly difficult, Gardner turned in an| eighty-three for the eighteen holes. Sam Reynolds followed Gardner with an eighty-six and Blaine Young turned in & ninety. Karl Bock completed the four- some, Gardner proved to be a veritable won- der at driving and approaching. His ap-| proach shots always brought applause from the large gallery which braved the cold wind to see the champion play. Sev- eral times he got into the rough or mixed up with & hazard, but made as pretty an | eapproach shot as even an exceptionally | good golfer would mym from the fair-! way. Gardner s in Omaha as the guest of Karl Bock. Gardner and Bock and Sam Reynolds are all mambers of the National Coal Dealers’ Golf assoclation. The cham- plon will play today at the Country elub, His score yesterday was as follows: Outside Ineide ROYAL WELCOME IS GIVEN KING AK-SAR-BEN XXI| (Conintued from Page Qne.) and here a huge tortolse was just passing u slumbering white hare that had lain flown In the race because he was too onfident of his superior speed. Casks of Wine. The fox and grapes was illustrated by a float with a rich grape arbor hanging | heavy with luscious fruit, and a hungry | fox squatting on his haunches and lick- Ing his red lips and preparing to pass the famillar comment that the grapes are sour anyway and he does not want them. Casks of wine are seen in the background and all the good things that are asso- ciated with grapes, Hansel and Gretel were portrayed in loat standing before the castle ndy where the ugly witch was them to come In, ostunsibly to get the candy, although in reality | thing."” the had within a huge oven In whica | and the liver active, drnive away heads | ache, dullness, tired feeling, billousness, she hoped to roast the children. Fen the Twenty-firet Ak-Sar-Ben dynasty. malo o Pharaoh dynasty more beloved OMAHA SOME GOLF i e e Robert A. Gu;o: Despite Unfa- | rapie of plenty courtiers surrounded the throne showing the splendid king the tions his royal person deserves, 43 40 |3 54464465438 OMANA, THURSDAY in the line of the Never was Puole BULGARS SPURN ALLIES' TERMS; RL DEFIANCE (Comintued from Page One.) with its twenty splendid and ifth of & century. Comes now the twen- | y-first of his line, under the most fa- circumstances, when the horn is falrly overflowing in his | fegun and made no mention of the inui- realm, when peace abides, though strife |gent or suggestion of a protest. It is slashes its hideous way through forelgn therefore held here that the king has not ands. The American shield rested iIn |taken a stand against the landing. but he bow of the float. A triumphant Amer- {merely differs from M can eagle perched upon it Venizelos in re- Guards and |gard to the fixed policy of Greece In supporting the quadruple entente atten- | In the same official aleo polnted out that former Premler Gournaris made the definite request of France last March that the French land |an expedition at Saloniki in order to back up the position of Greece. personal Thowe on Floats. The floats were manned as follows: “OLD KING COLB" Dan_Rutler, Colbry Robert Dr. Dermody. Harry Johnston. N y Victor H, Roos. ey Themosn., The Temps says M. Gournarls will 3. L. Wilke. C, V. Smith, probably be called to form a ministry, JOOSE THAT LATD) THE GOLDEN| It 1s generally belleved the ministers Crawtend, OBicih Pattingtll. of France, Great Britain, Italy and Rus- R, Olson. R. 8. Frost. a have already left Sofia as a result K P R DON Ql"‘lfiltlv'n:."' of Bulgaria's unyielding attitude in the . P eed am Fox, o4 ol N "OLD MOTHRN ShOBR face of the ultimatum calling for a defh H. 0. Benford. W. J. Thin nite announcement of her intentions, 3. F. Hall. J. A, Camody, — A 1l‘ilrr\ey. Joseph Jacobs, l . ] P WA T A e -yl Wolverines, in Poor Archibald, D THE HARE" i. A. Bricson. . B. Watts, ¥ HE TORTOISE A Watts, F. B, L. K Helntze. Kennebeck, HE FOX AND THE GRAPES, Ray Byrne. *. Eliken. George McShane. ANN ARBOR, Mic! Oct. 6.-Michigan opened its foot ball season today by de- feating Lawrence college of Appleton, Wis, 8 to 0, In & ragged game. The Wolverines lacked aggressiveness and Hagerman. Bohan. kenstein, W “ROBINSON 0 Pat Jennings. T. H, McNamara, “THE CRYSTAL SLIPPER, Clint Miller. George Westergard A. J. Crulckshank. H. 8. Howes, . Hrennan. “LITTLE RBD RIDING HOOD.” Captain Bruce, LeRoy N. Bruce, “BLUE BEARD.” Harry A, Foster. G. H. Heintse, Harry E. Stevens. - H. C. Huartry. A. 8. Tondu seriously to score JCHNSON PAYS PART OF TAX FOR CARE OF INSANE TECUMSEH, Neb., Oct. 6.—(Special)— The board of commissioners of Johnson county has ordered a warrant drawh to quarters it s Form, Boat Lo wWien 00 ] ae e e i e poor blocking offense cost them several | touchdowns, Lawrence never threatened|fans will get a chance to see the fast the atate treasurer for the sum of $a¥n | This Is in paftial payment of the $10,4%0 the county still owes on the Insane tax levy prior to 181, when the countios took care of the expenses of their in dividual patients at the state hospital State Auditor Smith has made arrange- | | monts with the county board for the | payment of the amount in installments ' Luxus Will Go to |+ Clveland Sunday| The Luxus will play the White Autos champlons of Cleveland, next Sunday at Yesterday the Cleveland champs defeated the Columbus honor nine after a hard game, 1 to O 'Thus it now remains for the Luxus and Cleve- | {land to battle for the right to play in | the final round for the amateur cham- | | plonship of the United States at the San | | Francisco expostiion with the amateur | | champlons of the coast. Huskers Will Play Baskgt Ball Here Isancson of the Cleveland, Towneend from Jumbo Stiehm, conch at tha Unt versity of Nebraska, saying that the Cornhuskers will be glad to pl Townsends in Omaha some time this winter. Isaacson will make arrange- | ments for the date at once. This wil | make a second time Omaha basket ball university lads play on a local fioor. October the Month for Colds. Harden your system with Pell's Pihe- | Tar-Honey. It kills the cold germ. Cures the cough. Only e All druggists.—Adver- {'tisement, | Use The Bees “Swamer column. “JACK AND THBE BEANSTALK." | Charles Doherty. Allen Kennedy A. E. McLarnan, _E_J. Livingston. “RIP VAN WINKLB. B. L. Patten. 8, 8. Myers. Harry D. Elyer. Jack Horrigan. “THE LION AND THE MOUSR" H. F. Meyers. J. L. Doherty. H. H. Kiffer. “THE MERMAID.” Walter Adams. Harry Goetsz, Adolph Brandes. Fran James Panock. “THE GOLDEN BIRD."” Teddy Brothers, T. J. Lichner, I. N. Hawkins, Ed Sbavlik, Connolly. & FLERAUTY AND THE BEAST. Frank Drexel. C. A. Graves, N. J. Svoboda. C, C. Phelph, “KING." Pete Raum. Peter Peterson, ‘Just the Thing.' A taflor's work is sedentary. That is why most tallors suffer from constipa- tion. G. W. Roberson, Wichita Falls, Tex., eays: “I find Foley Cathartic Tab- lets the most delighttul, cleansing cathar- tic T have ever taken. They are just the They keep the stomach sweet Lank. Pusy in Boots, “Puss In Boots” was illustrated by a group of the donkey, the puss and t! third son of the dead miller who was peeved because his deceased father had left him only the pussy while he had left the other two sons the mill and the don- key: respectively, The puss Is looking into the face of the boy preparing te teil him how he can still get the best of the bargain by making proper use of uls legacy. Robinson Crusoe was the next repre- sentation, Crusoe and his faithful ser- ant, Friday, were seen In the flont. The goats that Crusoe milked were pic- tured on the island in the background, o8 well as the parrot that was the lost sallor'’s only companion untll Fridey came on the scene. Cinderella, “Cinderella” and her adventures were | ably suggested by the float bearing the name. The maiden was just entering the castle to attend the ball she had not ex- pected ‘to be able to attend. The cele- brated glass slipper that figured so con- spiciously in the fable, was seen in the foreground of the float. The lighting effect set off the ‘magnificance of the old tale nicely. The team of mice that carried Cinderella to the ball late in the cvening, were waiting impatiently out- side the castle. “Little Red Riding Hood" lent ftself nicely to float portrayal. The hungry wolf was seen in the randmother's bed where he had just devoared the grand- mother, and the Innocent little girl with the red hood was seen wending her way | 10 rd the cabin, where the great danger «waited her. Makes 'Em All Shiver, ‘Bluebeard” was a float that almost sent shivers over the crowd. The hideous tale of the fierce Bluebeard all came back to those who kuew it as children, when they looked upon the scene of the :00d wife opening the closet door of luebeard's castle and finding the mur- dered bedles of her husband’'s former wives, ack and the Bean Stalk” was a float that pleased the children, Here the stupld slant was seen with heels In the alr, ap- parently just fallen on his silly head, when Jack cut the bean stalk that had supported him. “Rip Van Winkle,” brought memories of Washington Irving's masterpiece, when the crowd looked upon the grizzled face of the ancient Rip just awakening from his twenty-year sieep on the summit of the Katskill mountaing, where he had been drinking grog with the mysterfous bowlers seen In the distance rolling their en pins, Lion and the Mouwe, “The Lion and the Mouse” was shown by & portrayal of the story of the tiny mouse that gnawed the nets that bound the huge lion. The feroclous Mon In all his power was mot piwerful enough to break the nets which the weak little ‘mouse gnawed to pledes tn a few mo- ments, Sly cats were waiting in the background to get the weak little mouse 's soon s she gets away from the pro- tection of the king of beasts, ‘The Little Mermaid” was workea out Lo show her, tallless, transfigured to the form of a beautiful princess dancing before the prince who lovea her. Her sis- ters of the deep sea weres everywhérs thrusting their heads out of the waves beckoning to her to get & new tail, be come again a mermaid, and return to them in the sea. /"The Golden Bird.” was a float por raying the story of the boy who rode on the tail of a fox to find his for- tune. . 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