Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1916, Page 10

| ¥ }4 i | 1c BRINGING UP FATHER s e BOTH OMAHA FIVES | 'BXPECT VICTORIES Just an By Tad A big Frenchman blew into John Doy Copyright tional News AN’ You ExPECT THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, 1915, Interna Bervice, OSWALD -1 HOPE WM TO WiN OVER You WIN 1IN YOOUR THAT GANG Earful sther day and, GALORIOUS TABK HANNERS OF BALL PLAYERS NOT NIGE JANUARY 97 27, 1916. FOR GOODMESY DAKE- WHAT HAPRENED AND B\ WHERE 1% OSWALD? FORMER CHAMP TAKES ATTHE A.A. U, Drawn for The Bee By”Glege'M;:Mgnus‘ THE"PEACE MEETING” ENDED IN A BATTLE- REMEMBER OROZCO, | VILLA'S MEN-CRY| and after Villa evacuated the capital. They declared that the Carranza army remained a short distance out of the city for forty-elght hours while Viila prepared to abandon the place. Reports were current at the time that Vila was to be allowed to escape. | J 2. 2. a point, ey dald. of not c“m li‘h Afluci"ul Win Over { ::I:LDIIYIBC five or wix games of pool, got 8o stuck on himseelf that he Dean B""" s‘y' Members of Col- Bandit Chieftain ,!,ry‘ng fOl m]y i |h‘rl]|"y‘.:::o En;;'.ir::“»:‘h n“: (4;"_,:1,“._ Beatrice and South Confidext of His friend wouldn't wager a jitney, lege Teams Have Cheap and Followers of His Late Rival | The bandit ehief announced that he in Defeating University Place. GENEVA WILL MEET HEBRON Two Interscholastic victorfes are ex- pected In Omaha this week when Centrsl ! High and South High meet the Beatrico and University Place basket ball quin- “tets. Beatrice wiil be in Omaha Friday evening to bettle Coach Mulligan's crow on the lpeal Young Men's Christian nsso- elation floor the same evening, while Coach Patton's auintet will meet the Uni- versity Place five on the South gym- nasium floor at Twenty-fourth and J streots, South Side. Both games will be fast and interesting. #0 the frogeater blew over to John and offered to make a bet that he could beat any man in the house playing 00 balls for the dough. Doyle was a bit flustered at first, and then, spotting Alfred De Oro at a table, sald that he'd bet §100 that Alfred could take the gent from Paris. John pointed De Oro out just as he was clean- ing up a frame. The Frenohman gave Alf the up and dow nd, seeing that the kid was clover, started to rub his chin. “Well," plped Doyle, “ls the bet on?" The Frenchman, without taking his eyes off De Oro, piped: “Certalnly the bet is on, but the gentleman will have to play my rules.” Doyle hurried to the safe, grabbed 100 aces and cameo rushing back. “Any dropped the B. . on a table. “What are The Frenchman turned quickly and ¢ rules you want," your rulen?” hirped: ‘One ball a night!" piped John, as he Meager Vocabulary. DOUBTFUL IN ITS PURPOSES CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 2.—The pro- | motion of good feeling in intercollegiate athletics is urged in the report of last season’s activities made public tonight by Dean BEriggs, chalrman of the commit- tee on the regulation of athletic sports at Harvard university. Regarding base ball the report says: “Bad manners cn the base ball field and tactics that in some cases would be condemned as unsportsmanlike still are regarded by students and the xeneral public as part of the game, and of these tad manners Harvard teams, though in general clean players, are not yet wholly free. A large part of what players say on the field results from deliberate adop- tion of a technical vocabulary, cheap and to His Standard, SAYS MURDERED BY AMERICANS | EL PASO, Tex., Jan. 26.—Fran- cisco Villa, the bandil chief, now in western Chihuahua defying the force: of the Carranza government, {s using the cry “Remember Orozco” to stir up hatred against Americans and gain | recruits for himself, according to for- | eigners who reported at the border today. | General Orozeo was Villa's most for- | midable foe until the latter drove him | across the border into the United States after the battle of Ofinaga, nearly two years ago. Orozco was ohot and kiled last September in the High Lonesoms mountains, on th's side of tie boundar. tended to hold the Americans until they pald over $30,000, but they were finally released when Villa was told that frea- ing them was the.only condition under which he would be allowed to enter the United States it he were forced to flee northw A DELICIOUS CHEW 1S “OLD KENTUCKY” Made of the Choicest Selected Burley Grown —World's trice has been defested twice this 1 ‘ s T menger in itself and at best=doubtful in | sofnetime after he had forfelred the boad | Best Tobacco b s e, vaboty v | Charley Peters to | Another Cold Wave i ™" ™ ot ¥R e ‘ B bt ato 2 on weir own coor| Wrestle Martinsen | Heads in from the |Bodies of Cowboys Vances ot Crosco's deac ta deciaved > | RICH, MELLOW, LUSCIOUS culty in defeating them. Here on February 6 Final articles for the Charley Peters- Northwest Country The cold wave discovered by the local Found in Chihuahua EL PASO, Jan. 26.—The bodies of Ben- be using his name as a railyinz cry new recruits, * fo! Orosco Had Large Following. Nothing like a chew of first-class Plug tobacco to put an edge on your ) EW < " y West Chihuah vas the h of | appetite and give you all the rich, jui Nl i e snd e oo ol tave] weather buredu yesterday headed fn from |Jamin Suell snd Frank Woods, Amer-| NEW TORK, Jan. ai—Melvin Bueppard, | 0 SO0 DN ML Wop Z0 AR POL 20 0 gm Hbkire puts inm’ !:: bron bas & lengthy list of overwhelming | been slgned and the match will take|(ne morthwest and at 3: o'clock in the |ican cowboys, ‘have been found west of | ©h¢ time chathpion middle distance run- | Jro¥ch a5 WoUl a3 1a7a% Cotowing WA | siba g victories to its credit. It is possible that Place at the Omaha Auditorlum the night | 4¢iornoon the cold wave flag was holsted | Custhuiriachic, according to an uncon- | MeF and a member of the Olympic team | tobacco leaf, of February 4. Peters and Martinsen have both accepted terms and the Auditoriam MICHIGAN AGGIES CLAIM TO HAVE TIED RECORD BAST LANSING, Mich., Michigan u&.m. college rigle team on the federal building. At the same tima Forecaster Welsh predicted a drop of the mercury stood at 14 degrees above sero. With the cold wave coming as pro- dicted, this means considerable below oro, The cold wave started along as Fore- caster Welsh predicted. Along about 7 o'clock last night it commenced rapidly to firmed report from western Chihuahua, reaching here today. Roy and John Kramer to rescue the father of the latter, Dr. David Kramer, who had been wounded’in.the leg by a bandit and whe was hiding in the moun- tains. A report to the Carranza consulate here today stated that a body of Villa sent to Swedon, says that the present system of scoring in cross-country rgns Millrose Athletis club athletes. He claims that the club that has the first five men to finish slioull be declared the winner, and not the club that scores the lowest number of points. He cftes that uuder the present system employed in scoring a club can have three is sald to have been highly Inflamed recently when Villa informed them that The reports were brought to the border by forelgners who were in Chihuahua City during the trying period just before GREAT OLD REMEDY Old Kentucky has the fruity-sweet fteams at the state tour. |has been procured for the match. e B« basoos Sy Snell and Woods ware reported last | bY the American Athletic union ia un-|Grorco had been murdered in Texas by 'fla‘;“ of the choicest selected Burley 'l At the hour of making the prediction | Wk to have left Cusihuiriachic with | fair. Sheppard is now the trainer of the eaf, That leaf is the fawless product of modern tobacco-growing, selected, re- selected, examined leaf by leaf. Then it's hand-stemmed and made into lus- cious plugs, with the mellow flavor per- { fectly retained. And it's made with of a week ago by shooting a acore of 1,000 | oo colder, a light snow falling. A brisk :;?":.n?::"«m"'fifn.?:: :t.n“n “lll‘nu:l h:: ::::u’:er: :’r‘::-ha:'thup h: ;m;‘ rl‘: s FuR sKlN NSEASES e teod g o '::.”-:“Mm':cn""’"": . n.lnxn-.“ wind Liew from the northwest. been Joined by o small band of Carrana | five men and yet win the team hopore " world’s greatest plug factories. Pennington, ‘| soldiers in the nelghborhood and looted | e o e ) docar dBSE :l' e BT emon, 26, O ] SR phAcs e OAR Fadre far- oo The best team." says Shevvard, “is|g g S, Drives Poision From the | \Vien you're reveling in the flfh’ armon and . H. Pate, | emoorata on t 0“6 bne morshouses at San Fedro for 00d. | the one that finishes its men first. The sweet, flavor of Old Kentucky, you're If Mail Gets There ranza soldiers, had been sent to attack the maral 3 system of scoring at the present time is splendid for a poorly balanced team only." Culled from the Wire System Get it fixed in your mind that ekin| eruptions, Scrofula, Eczema, burning itch- | chewing the luscious result of the most modern methods of high-grade plug tobacco making. ing skin, and all skin diseases are dus . Frod Cox defeated W. T. Lawrence § up | BELLE FOURCHE, 8. D. Jan. 2.— MI‘ ' Sloan Proposes entirely to impure blood. If the trouble| I8 it any wonder that Old Kentucky and 3 yesterday in thely match In the in- J"”‘“'); m"'"“" the 'o""""m. fioflwvd"::o' Sh E b was on the outside of the skin, by simply | is the most delicious chew on earth? m’nl'm':':k,“"‘“‘. .:lml ““‘ held at !:;:':'aw‘ Dally Tethne ' of: Deaember | ort Em a.rgO on The effact of the European war on the | Washing and keeping it clean you could| Try a 10c plug to-day. You're bound prt-S-tnthuey Named Alde to Folwell, i1 i flmtml. ?|lished on October 14, 1815 And atill the @, 1015, Sounds like the bull traln days, doesn’t {t? But, hear: On the same day we recelved the Bowman Pioneer pu postal depertment ignores tho demands of our peopld for an adequate maii serv- fee." The above from the Camp Crook Range Gagette probably expresses the sentiment «f those living in western Harding county, p, | and it Is a matter that should be reme- Munitions of War WASHINGTON, Jan, %.—An embargo on war munitions for sixty days, or untll the grain congestion in this country is relieved was proposed In a resolution in- troduced today by Representative Sloan, Nebraska, republican. Yuan Wants to Get in imports of the country is indicated in the annual report of the New York Chamber of Commerce, showing that exports at the port of New York for the fiscal year ‘| of 1915 exceeded the imports by $264,622,676, as against an excéss of imports over ex- ports in 1914 of $99,742,746. One-half the members of the National Furniture Manufacturers’ clation Grand Raplds voted to increase prices at once in accordance with the cost of pro- ductiou, which they sald had radically in- creased of late. The increase will be In excess of 10 per cent. A 10 per cent in- crease was made recently. obtain rellef—not even ointments and | salves would be necessary. Asree with us in this bellef; and you can be restored to health. S, 8 S. is a purely vegetable treatment that you can secure from your | own druggist—it is a blood tonis that will purify your biood and cause a declded abatement of your trouble, and finally make you well. was discovered and given to suffering mankind, During this period it has proven Fifty years ago 8. 8. 8.| _ to like it. —Advertisement. Cured His RUPTUR I was badly ruptured while liftiog & trusk sev- eral yoars ago. Doctors seid my ouly bope of cure an operation. Trumes aid me 8o good. ? ly T got bold of sometbing thet quickly. and oly cured me. Years have pamed asd the its remarkable curative properties as a returned. altboush I em dotng T exas, for t . Ao 8t once, by the Postoltice deperts 10 s Wistory. has ontorad the ol mesiimse | blood purifier and tonic. Fas. relleved | hard work a8 & carpenter. Thers was 3o opera- "Unt 011 Peace COnTOTEIICe | Hutiimt, <t ot fiibed, ko1 | housands of cascs of dlsoase caused by | ton T 1o% tme. o2 it 'sare i T Until about two years ago Camp Crook recelved a dally mail service from Belle Fourche, but for some reason this was WASHINGTON, Jan, 28.-Official in- discontigued and since that time they | formation has reached Washington indi- have been gotting a three-times a week | cating that the realization that he might service, or are supposed to be getting it, | be excluded from the peace colincils at the from the Milwaukee road on the north | close of the European war was the pre- b, E‘lmhla for mineral development. eral Houston oll men have acquired leases, which the state, claiming owner- has made for an Bev- of the piver bed, elghth royalty. The proceeds will go to the state school fund. The New York department of food and markels Issued a statement claiming it had authentic information from Chi lhlg impure blood, and ochronic or Inherited blood diseases. You can be relieved, but you must take 8. 8 8. Therefore, sure. Don't take chances, don't use lotlons. Gat 8. 8. 8. from your druggist. a special case, write for expert medical advice to Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. If yours Is | a sell, but will give full information about how you re without operatiom, 1t you write to me. @1 B Marcellus Aveu: cut out this notice and show it to any others wha ruptured—you may wave & life or at least stop isery of rupture and the wofry and of an operation.—Advertisement. , Jan, #5.—Chester D. Thomas, | and the same service from Belle Fourche, | vailing feature in Yuan Shi Kai's de- ;’;’:“ ,;o:gm',‘.l“lg: roorldf :‘l;,n:u‘ ;;:;u“;: :W— with o Boaton Ame ¢ [ via Alsada. clalon to postpone his assumption ta the | market by . the purchase s of G0 au) : : he Mfi'fi‘ B | gince the Belle Fourche route was aban- | throne of China. pounds of ‘ullry The highest prices U EPRE Y, L R R R B 90! doned the Commercial =lub has done eo- | It has been intimated that as the allies | BI A% 83d Lo have been 2 cents a | re vrything in its power to assist in having [ Would refuse to recogmize the projected |a pound for brollers. DERT WECORD Tda Marie Hughes. I Ida Marle Hughes, 4-year-old child of the route re-established, but for anotber | Imperial government and the republic unknown reason this effort has not met Tm.“'h"'m "ol:ld have d n .;;enre:l. he desired resuit. | China could claim no representation in e | the peace conference which would end Testimony was iIntroduced at the trial at Providence, R. I, of Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr and two negroes, charged with the murder of the woman's hultlnd. Dr. C. Franklin Mohr, showing that on the day Dr. Mohr died his widow petitioned the Mr. and Mra. 3. A. Hughes, 401 Brown| oy: Yo | the war. And without a velce In, the| ol 02T S0, fie, wicow b 3 o r e herself sinted strest, dlod Tuesdsy night of scamet| 91X POrsons Die in reace counclls China would not be in a | custoian of his property. She tied a; fever. position to demand and arrange for the |the same time a petition to be named Margaret J. Dakan. Margaret J. Dakan, aged 3 years, wife of M. J, Dakan of Logan. la., died on Tuesday at a local hospital.. The body will be taken from Crosby's chapel to Logan for interment Fire at Seattle SEATTLE, Wash,, Jan. 28.—Six persons o8t their lives herc today in a fire which dostroyed the interlor of tho five-story recession of the Important possession of Kiasochau, which Japan wrested from Germany under a conditional pledge to restore to China, administratrix. Ane Riot Vietim, YOUNGSTOW 0., Jan. 2.—Frank | Rosa, a laborer, who was shot through the lungs during the Bast Youngstown fed in a i ospi- —— 3 riots over two weeks ago, > B L TEE oy e here today. Rosa's death is the fourth Mescos of the Commercial league this evening at the Young Men's Christian as- #oclation, and the Council Blufts High achool seconds at the Council Blufte 11 Young Men's Christian assoclation to- Mrx. Dell Carle. Mrs. Dell Carle, aged 7 years, lving at 42 Hickory streot. dled at a local hos- | pital Tuesday of old age. She Is sur- | en incendiary f're last fall on a steam-| vived by one son, Ray 'Carle, of Des | ship pler stacked with war munitions was Molnes. Funeral services will be held | being dried in the building. Officlals said Thursday morning &t 9 o'clock from | there was no frace of incendiarism and | Taggart's chapel. with interment in For. | that the bullding was considercd a heavy est Lawn cemet risk because of the hemp dryine. Willlam Carroll, 'Three of the ¢ead lost their lives leap- WATO, Nebh, Jan. ¥.—(Speclal)~Wil- | ing from fourth-story windows. Three llam Carroll died at the home of his son | others were vuffoceted. All were men. in this village yesterday mornin Several wehers who Jumped from wind ws was 8 years old. The body wa were caught in bLiankets. to Nehawka for interment. HYMENEAL Prof, B. C,. Woolley. MADISON, Vs, Jan. M—~Word was | roelved here today of the death in New Clark-Lipp. 1 York of Prof. Edward C, Woolley of, the| ALLEN, Neb., Jan. 3.—(8pecial)—At English department of Wisconsin univer- | 13 o'clock today noorn at the home of the sity. Grip caused his death. i bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lipp, residing in Clark township north- west of here, toox Talbot Walker buflding at Jackson streot and First avonue, south, A large quantity of hemp salvage from \Crew of Freighter |'ifeniy st Norseman is 8af6| ...amoror sur mea ooiuion e . s | W8S passed by the senate late today to LONDON, Jan. 28—Lloyd's report says | nob "t qintely avallable 0.0 1e0 that the steamship Norseman, which was | repair of the_ government levee in the reported yesterday to have been sunk, |Glla river at Yuma, Ariz., destroyed re- has been beached, and that no lives were | “ontly by flood. lost. The Norseman, of 10,760 tons, is owned by the Dominion company. It has been under charfer by the British admiralty sice December § last. g 2 i Most Modern and Sanitary Brewery in the West. Family Trade supplied by WM. JETTER, Distributor, 2502 N 8t. Telephone D_o}tghs 4231, South 863 or 868. RUPTURE We have a successful treatment for Rupture without resorting to a painful and uncertain surgical operation. We are the only reputable physi- next week, and will play the Fremont High school at Fremont February 11 Coach Drummond has not decided yet ¥ he will enter his team In the state tourn- Britton Asks Waivers on EE!: Players ST. LOUIS, Jan 28.—President Britton of the Lows Nationals today asked Pitchers Perdue, Robinson, | Niehaus, Boardman and Lamline, and Von Holck Freed. PERLIN. Jan. %.—(Bv Wireleas to Say ¥ille.)—Amon: the military prisoners in Montenegro who were freed by ths| Teutonic forces is Count von Holck, well known as an aviator and horseman Count von Holck won the Hamburg derby se\eral times. H (The National Capital Wedunesday, Junuary 36, 1016, The Senate. aretom mittas B Ry <8 B Colombian, Nicaraguan ana Military committee continued hearings ce the marriage of |on army reorganisation. nator dirruesad aitien Our Jituey Ofler—Thi» uud Se. S , clans who will take such cases upon a guarantee to give satisfactory results. @ S0 on Catchers Roche and Gienn and| Don't miss this. Cul out this slip, en | their daughter, Marie A.. to James C. Htohepck Diprosad smeadent We have devoted more than twenty years to the exclusive treatment of Outfielders Dolan and Hyatt. | €lose with o ard mail It to Foley & Co. | Clark. Rev. 4, J. Burke. pastor of the |(o Lnilippine bill sranting independence GOTHIC Chicago, Ill., writing your name and ad- 5 .| Adjourned at 4:15 p. m. to moo: - :.“""“',“"‘" “““":" Foley's Hobey | pear Martinsburg, The House, ' compounds, coughs, " and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, me:':. Holtarewe-Nebelutek. oliikary 3{":3’.‘:‘.::"’&"".{:’.’?&..’}"{2‘ in sides and back, rheumatiam, backache, | LORTO! Neb., Jan 28 -(Special.)— | fense. kidney and bladder allments, and Foley|Henry J. Nebelsick and Miss Mary K. Secretary Garrison urged the house Cuthartia Tablets, & wholesome and|Holtgrewe were married today at the | \Dterstate commerce committee to revise cleansing Rupture, and we have perfected the best treatment in existence today, We do not Inject paraffine or wax, as it is dangerous. The advantages of our treatment are: No loss of time. No detention from business. No danger from chioroform, shock and blood poison and no laying up in a hospital, A Few of Our Satisfied Patien lr\‘ gou(! Bish, Harvard, Neb.: Arncld Born, Norfolk, Neb.: W. M. Genzlin eb. ; - ST AND WALLACE “ARE SOLD TO LOS ANGELES Jan, ¥.—Pitcher Pete £tand- Jack Wallaoe, catcher, were to the Los Angeles htase ball Manager £ CAGO “ARROW | COLLAR thoroughly cathartic, for con-|home of the bride's pareats, Mr. and |wets [ RO Fits the knot of a four-in- hand | | Burr, Neb: C 8 Judd, Avoca, hn H. Deaver. Blalr. Neb.: C.'M. Harris, Mal stipation, biliousness, beadache and slug- | Mrs. ¥. H. Holtgrews. Rev. Carl Eller | Dehated child labor bl without finaf| | OF bow perfectly. 2 for 25c. | [Nert Dhion, Mok, John Fiohns, Wisha, Nob - Jone: Cou ad. N Sy, T Des Lo &ish bowels. Sold everywhere.—~Advertise- | officiated. They will make their home | ¢! phy, 1556 North 18th St, Omaha. Nebd., and hundreds of others " the general dam act i e interesc o. A ned at §:43 p. m. to noon Thurs- R Cluett, Peabody & Co.. Inc., Makers on & farm near here Call or Write DRS. WRAY & MATHENY, 306 Bca Bldg., Omaha, Neb. e ———— o