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1 THE REGISTER AND LEADER: SATURDAY MORXIXCJ, APRIL 1, 1.U1. THREE-I LEAGUE MAGNATES ARE STILL CARRYING ON WAR HREE-I MAGNATES IADD OTTTT WIDDTMA HAVENS TAKES UP Official Central Association Schedule for Season of 1911 rinnDoiiLL ii Annul WORK WITH D.M.C. Announced Cross Country Run for Next Friday Afternoon. l)ui 7ill Meet With Two Mem bers of Commission Today. IS STORMY ACTIVE SPRING WORK AT OTTUMWA.

AT MU8CATINE. AT HANNIBAL. AT KEOKUK. AT BURLINGTON. AT MONMOUTH.

AT OALESBURO. AT KEWANEE. OTTUMWA THIQ in" Jl' May (HO-M) 31, June 1 May 27. 28. 29.

May 3, May AD, y'VgrTn THIS June 29, 30 1. July 8, 9, 10. July 5, 6. 7. June H.

15. 16. Julv 2.1. 21. 25.

Julv 20. 21. 22. 2,682 Miles. Aug.

1, 2, 3. Aug. 13, 14, in. Aug. IB.

17. 18. Aug. 28. 2H, 30.

Aug. 25. 26, 27. MUSCATINE "I FAC.I1F )lV F'. 23' 29' S' J' li-4)l May 6.

7.7. 8. May 3. 4. 5.

Mny i. Msy" HtTTlWo" 1s mum June 20, 27, I. LtAUUC. July 8, 7. July 8.

9, 10. Juno 14, 1... 16. 17. 11.

111. July 21. 22. Julv 21. 24.

23. 2,638 Miles. Aug, 4, 5. 6. Aug.

16, 17. 18. Aug. 14. IS.

"ly 2. 27. 28. Aug. 2(1.

27. Aug. IS. 29. 30.

HANNIBAL 8, HFVri nPQ May 21, 22. 23. May 15. 10, 17. Mav 3.

4. May 12. 13, 11-14. 3 iulv h- i 24 i tavf- DEVELOPS June 29. 30 July 1.

July 23. 24. 25. July 20. 21.

22. June 17. 18. 19. June 14, 16.

3,0.0 Miles. Aug. 22, 23, 24. Aug. 19, 2U, 23.

Aug. 4, 5, 6. Aug, 28, 29, 30. Aug. 25.

2il. 27. Aug. 7. 8.

9. Aug. 1(1. 11, 12. KEOKUK May (30-30), 31.

June 1 June 11. 12, 13. Mav 15, 17. Mav 21, 22, 23. Mav 12, "IT, UH MaTlTioTTi 2 8-8 Miles Uly, i' V-M Jm.8 26 27 28.

MANY July 20. 21. 22. July 23 24 25. June 14 15 H.

June 17 18, 19. 2,8.8 Allies Sept. 3. (4-4). Aug.

22, 23, 24. Aug. 28. 29, 3d, Aug. 10.

11, 12. Aug. 7. 8, 9, BURLINGTON Wl M1' V-Dt A VCOC Juim 8." 9, 10. Jui.Tj" 11.

1 850 Miles Wn'n' 7 7', 8. l3- July 14 15 IK. PLAYERS June 29. 30. July 1.

July 5. 6. 7. Mavk (3i)-3i. 31, June I 1,850 Ules July 2d.

27, 28. July 29. 30, 31. Hnpt 3, (4-4). Aug.

31. Hept. 1. 2 Aug 4. 5, B.

Au. 19. 21. AuiT 17. 18.

MONMOUTH May 12, 13, 14-14. May 10, 11. May 24, 25. 26. Mav 18, 19.

20. June II, 12. 13. 'RT liZ, June 2.1. 24 25.

July 14. 15. 1.1. July 17 18 19. June 2 27 28 FOR h' 3 (4-D I 5" fi 7 ftUlM- July 29.

81. Aug. 10. 11. 12.

Aug. 31. Hept. 1. 2, Aug.

19. 20, 21. Augj. 2. j.

Aug. 16. 17, 18. sJpt. 3.

(4-4. GALESBURQ May 24, 3 May 8. 10, 11. Mav 7-7. 8 May 27.

28. 29. Mhv (30.30). 31. June 1 T.77Z JuiTTTo! .7..

ln, July 14, 15, 1. July 17, 18. 19. June 20, 2 22. June 23, 24.

25. Julv II. 12, 13, July 8 9 10 MAJOR June 2'i 30 Julv I Aug. 3i, Sept. j.

1 Hept. 8, (4-4), July 29, 30. 81. July 26, 27. 28.

Aug. 22! 23. 21. Aug. 13.

1 1, 15. JU" Au7 4, 5 6 KEWANEE MaV "i 17- JIav J4' 281 7-7. 8, May 3. 4. 5.

Julv 2, 3, (4-4). May 27, 28 29 June 11 12 13 7,. Crn July 17, 18, 19. July 14, IS. 18.

June 23, 24. 25. June 20, 21, 22. July 8 9 10. July 1 ,3 26 27 28 TEAMS 2,778 Miles.

Aug. 19, 20, 21. Aug. 31. Hept.

1. 2. July 26. 27. 28.

July 29. 30. 31. Aug. 13, 11, 15.

Aug. 22, 23, 24. Aug 1, 2. 3, i i Waterloo Asks for Tearney's Resig Track Work Will ite Made the (r Icr nf Fnileuvor Ht lies nation and Almost J'rcrlpitaUss a Fight With President Ewald Denounced. Moines Col.

lejie. i I I Hoy Havens lias taken up work the Des es cnlhge track team, and among the first announcements was Mia the n-oas country run for the medal, and aim CHICAGO, March ending their motion today In a row, representatives of the Three-I baseball league de-olded to place the affairs of the organl- the runneis of the team, would be held-. 1 he held-. tatlon before the national commission for final settlement Two members of the commission, B. P.

Johnson, president of aiiHrnoon. The eve siaireii late In Die afternoon vent will and will I miles' In I of the lie over a course three or four the American league, and August llerr leiiKi n. Durev. the star dlstun man maun, will hold a special meeting here tomorrow to unwind the tangle, which college last year, is scheduled to be the In the last three months has developed Into one of the biggest squabbles In the HOLD INVITATION MEET START WORK ON TOURNEY SPORTS SPLINTERS history of In an effort to end dissension. J.

M. ATHLETES PODRING INTO OMAHA TODAY GOLF SEASON HAS OFFICIAL OPENING Boyle of the Danville club introduced a ID resolution that a commut.ee 01 inrca j'e composed of one member of the two That one point In the Big Eight hammer throw will not create aa much en winner oi ine event, lie is In good shape at the present time, and while the but, route rnsy lie more than he can negotl ate, he is given the choice bv the maturity of the men. There ere several other men who will give him a close cull. Des Moines college will center their attention on track this spring, as thev seem to have a chance to develop a Very strong minor college team. Havens will have to find a sprinter and a weight man, but otherwise he has good ITPEIt IOWA TO, IIOI.I) 1 DAY ON MAV 19.

TF.NNIS MF.F.T THIS F.Alt TO UK WILL HAMll.Kll. Mictions of the league ana iTesineiu thusiasm at Iowa now as It would have hnson of the American league, wno is Frfn resident member of the natlunal last May. Michigan and Chlcaoo track team kunmlsslon, be given power to settle the ontroversy. 1 1 mil T3 net rMn. Ready for Central A.

A. U. Meet Held There passed over Iowa soil yesterday and last night, but no one noticed the earth Itilinn In a vrili' which resulted in a lie, Thirty-Five HiRh Schools in North, eastern Iowa Invited to Take Fait in Annual Fvent. A. IVlers Sending Out letters at This Time to Interest Players of the State.

Club Houses Ready for Followers of Gutta Percha. trembling. No one will fall to admit that the war ifour to four, and then cast the deciding vote In favor of the motion. If. K.

Casteel of the Rock Island club objected ring magnates of the Thrce-I league are to Tcarney vote, saying it. was unconstitutional, as the president not repre-onlru a i lnh. had no right to vote. OFFICIAL WEATHK.lt STATISTICS. This (able covers weather conditions ror the last twenty-four hours.

Figures under highest today refer to the temperatures from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. yesterday; those under lowest last night cover the twelve preceding hours, 1.

beginning at 7 o'clock the night before lant: After a heated argument, during which mom'bws of t.ho rival factions nearly MICHIGAN ON GROUND SOME PLAYERS IN GAME faun in blown. President Tearnny an A. D. Peters, rnulrman of the state tennis cominii iw, started work fur the mil tennis tournament this week by sending out letters tn most of the well known tennis men of the state and to the colleges and clubs asking for their cooperation In making the lull tennis event the best In the country. This work will be followed up at frequent Intervals all through the spring and summer, and promises to insure a hiiKe attendance at the coming meeting.

Take Workout Ou Track in After- Pounced that the meeting had been adjourned. Me then placed the situation before President Johnson, who Immediately communicated with Chairman Herrmann of the national commission. The national commission members arranged for the Will Do Dijjuost Year In the History of the Game for the t'lly Golf Flayers Young Flayers Devolojied. noon, Loosening I'p After Long Trip From Ann Arbor, Mich. Some few of the city players have started playing the game already, but most of upeclal meeting tomorrow and said an Immediate settlement would be made.

An Injunction obtained by the Water Stations. the courts are not In shape for play at present. loo club restraining Tearney and the southern clubs from Interfering -with the FAVICTTE, March college has Issued Invitations to thirty-live hlKh kcIiooIh in northeastern Iowa to attend the annual track meet, to be held here May 19. This meet has bec.n vert- successful for several years past, and It Is hoped that the meet of this year will eclipse any previous l'rnf. J.

S. Mcintosh of the athletic boail )f control, has already received acceptances from a half dozen high schools, and there are a great many others who have signified their intention of coming. The Individual winners of first places in liie various events receive gold medals. The cup, whlcih is awarded to the winners of the relay race, has been won by Dubuque High school In aucce.il(m and If they win It again tills year It re. malms their permanent possesion.

The track will bn put In good condition as soon aa the weather permits, in order to prepare It for this meet, us well as for the colleiro meet. The cold weather of the last few davs has Interfered with Iwtsohall praotioe. Beyond a little batting practice nothing has been done. The track men have also been forced to lay off. DRAKE RELAY TRYOUTS HELD NEXT SATURDAY OMAHA.

March standpatters, CRrlen, second best man at the state university in the weights a yoar ago, Is not being mentioned as a member of the track squad at present. Because Charles M. Daniels failed to compete In a fifty yard event ln which he was entered, ho may be debarred from taking part In A. A. U.

swimming contests. Bnker, a port sided White Rox pitcher, shut out the St. Joseph team without a run. Wis support accumulated eight John Beecamp, secretary of the St Louis Cardinals, Is authority for the statement that the St. Louis team will not be sold.

Mrs. Uritton, who is the real owner, says they will be If She call is 8350,000. We are reliably Informed that Jess Westorgaard accumulated another wad of kale at Sioux -City. The results of the match do not figure. Jack Curley claims Gotch does not want to meet Hack.

Hack has displayed no reason during his latest engagement In this country to make any wrestler desire to meet him. will ha, nntnA that fh TTnlverslfv nf rights of the Waterloo ciuo was dismissed last night. Resolutions demanding President Tear ney's Immediate resignation were pre Michigan started the Invasion of foreign IS YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE? Pse The Sunday Register and Leader want ads to find your buyer. Phone your ad before it Saturday night. Wul-imt 321.

athletes to the meet of the Central A. A. U. when they reached here at noor. sented by representatives of the clubs In the northern division, but the matter today.

Some other teams reached Omaha was tabled without coming to a vote. early In the evening, and the early tralr.s When William Kwald of the Waterloo club presented resolutions asking for this afternoon and evening will bring almost 100 out of town athletes. Nebraska alone will bring almost thirty, they hav ing the largest squad of any of the vis iting colleges. Abilene 7(t S4 Atlantic .40 44 Uolse 74 74 Bostoh 42 Buffalo 24 .32 Calgary 32 Hatterns 53 50 Charleston .50 04 Cheyenne ..54 52 Chicago .,..34 40 C. Christ! ..72 74 Davenport 30 44 Denver SO 62 Des Moines 37 43 Dodge City Ml Duhmiiie 4i Duluth 20 2 Durango ...2 68 Kastport ....34 40 The Michigan men look to bo In tho pink of condition.

Six men aro present, Tearney resignation, Tearney became Infuriated and denounced Kwald as a "blackguard unfit for presence at the meeting." Kwald attempted to leave the room when Tearney threatened to settle their difficulties with their fiss. Tim following representatives of the league attended the mating: Edward Holland, Bloomlngton; J. M. Boyle, Danville; J. T.

Hayes, Davenport: Theodore Sehrale, Dubuque; David E. Rowan, Peoria; If. K. Casteel, Rock Island; R. If.

Klnsella, Bprtngfleld, and William Ewald. Waterloo. Horner, Craig, Gamble, Bick, Hoff and ItKAL KSTATK TIlANSFEHS. The following transfers of realty were made of record March 31, 1911. Maggie J.

Graham to George Washington and wife, Pt. lot 2, B. Fast Park plae and land In lot 1'IH. P. N.

K. 2-7S-24 1,300 KlUaheth V. Talbot and husband, to Mary A. Madden, lot 1. B.

4, Stewart's add. and lot 12, B. 13, II. Lyno's add 1 C. A.

Swanson and J. A. Carlson et al, to A. M. Benge, 2-3 Interest In 27 acres In 30-79-23 1 A.

M. Benge and J. A. Carlson et al, to c. A.

Swanson, Und. 1-3 Int. In 30 acres In 30-79-23 1 John Donely Lowry, to Kllzabetli Off dally or otherwise the golf season Will be opened to the public toiinv with i penlng of the club houses. The formal opening gatherings will mark tho event at the Country club and Waveland, while the service of meals will mark tho event at the Grand View house. The Hyperion club house has been In a seml-open state all winter, an opening there not being necessary.

Some few players will take advantage of the conditions for their games, but the majority of the players will tint be out until the weather Is warmer, conditions are not the best for the game at present and most of the pluye.rs will be willing to wait unlit the glass grows a little before taking to tihe links. If the public links of the citv are kept In condition, the year will be the big year for the game In the city. The larxr list oT young players developed last year and tliie large number of veterans who developed their game to the 'point where they are contenders In all but the very highest event will make all the competitions ln the city this year hard tougiht. Sheehan should be an easy winner In most of the events of the city, but his opponent can be picked trom any one of a dozen or more players, many of whom came Into prominence first a year ago. GOOD SCRAPS WERE STAGED Ross.

They are getting this early start because they want to "hang on" their Chicago rivals. They worxed out on the Kansas retained their five points during all the illirctuation of values Incident to decisions ln Clie Big Eight meet. Some Griffith Will Take Time to Get His Teams Into Shape for Meet. track for a time uiis aiternoon. Kansas Comes Late.

3ij 40 Kansas Is expected to arrive on a lnte consistent, tnai. It's hats off to D. Peters, the man who tn mint aeons of the future will be train tolilghL Kansas la bringing AMES SQUAD REDUCED TO THIRTY PLAYERS Kdmonton Flagstaff (liilveston (Irand J. O. Bay French.

Roberts. Woodbury. Patterson, tW ...70 70 72 ffi Machetans, lot Capital Park 1,900 Watson. Hamilton. Kranse McMillan.

pointed out as the man who set the tennis game on Its feet ln Iowa. It was some nursing Job also. Osborne, Davis and Faire.hlld. The last il. It.

and Kiuuibeth M. liuweii to Mary B. Thornton, lot 43 Bloom- four men will meet the Drake two mile Havre 32 32 Helena 50 HO Drake's trials for the relay carnival, to be held at' the local school three weeks from today, will be held next Saturday, coach Griffith made the announcement last night that he had deckled-upon this early date bo lie could have three weeks to got the teams into fleld place 1,300 team In a special relay event. Among the early arrivals ln the morn Williams Has About Three Wen for Every l'osition on the Team 32 3(1 Huron Hveml track events, planned for this A. S.

Dusenberg and wife, to O. L. week among the athletes of the city are Laeey, lot 13 Cottage place 2,450 2 74 ..40 50 44 52 This Year. J.111H iva invisible. Cold weatner is aiscouragiug, Ing are expected the two Chicago contingents, the University and Athletic association teams, headel by Stags end onn.c nr vne evpni.

Drake's eoach will have a faliiv east- ..42 4(i even to the hardy atniete. Be It known that one Des Moines ath-i. niHDu in trninlni? for his esne- iitianay. eauad consists of Davenport. 0 3 I il I I 1 IS 5 S.

54 F. 10 Cloudy 34 Clear 4 (Tear 30 24 PtCldy 20 24 .00 Clear 24 MB 4 .60 Snow 42 SV IS Clear 44 HW Cleat-2 SK 4 Cloudy 28 HB, ft Cloudy 70 SK II) Cloudy 28 13 Clear 34 HVV 4 Clear 31 NW t. Cloudy 40 NF, a Clear 28 NW 14 Clear 20 NW 18 Clear 32 NW 16 Clear 36 WW 14 Cloudy 20 NK 4 PtCldy 25 4 PtCldy 68 XE 10 Cloudy 40 NW 4 Clear 22 HW 8 .03 Cloudy 30 4 .08 Cloudy 32 4 PtCldy 28 6 .06 Cloudy 50 HK Clear 42 6 Cloudy 32 12 Clear 1 32 NW PtCldy 30 NK Cloudy 26 Hi PtCldy 84 SW 4 Clear 44 NK 10 Clear 32 PtCldy 42 SW 12 Clear 22 HW flnow 14 8 Clear 51 Cloudy 31 NW 20 Clear 30 Cle-ir 34 PtCldy 48 NK 14 (Tear 32 .58 PtCldy WW 4 Clear 26 Cloudy 51 4 Clear 15 CVoudy 40 F. 1t Char 34 NW 20 32 0 .04 Snow 42 10 Cleir 48 NK Cleair NW 8 Clear 20 22 Clear 4s NK 4 Clear 54 NW PtCldv 52 SW 16 Cloudy 32 8K 4 Clear 14 NW 22 Clear 44 NW 8 Clear 54 SW 4 Clear 32 8 .02 Cloudy 32 NW 10 .01 PtCldy 40 8 Cloudy 22 Cloudy Oil NW Clear' 28 12 Cloudy 50 HIO 6 Clear 4 Clear 32 4 Clom 34 It Cleai 34 MV 4 Cleat 2 10 Cleai jfo i IjAlIES, March 31 of the best basobal lieoured by the Antes March 3L best basobatl Ames Special With time picking a couple of teams, hut when It comes to making up the three lone James Holloway to C. K.

Holloway, (trustee,) lot Fagen pliu-e 1 Martha A. Rice, to Milton II. Williams, lot 5 Saucei'tnan'ii Add. to N. es Moines 1,409 Pbella Ann nderwood and husband, to William S.

Simpson, S. K. and N. 60 A. i schedules ever Kuh, Timblln, Menaul, Earle, Glf ford and Jack'vllle Kamloops Kansas Keokuk Knoxvlllc Lander Louisville Memphis Mndeno M'gomery Montreal Moorhead clal tvent, this event taking place in distance teams he will have his hands team, manv men ..42 40 (S 42 ..54 70 72 76 .22 2 1 hav been out working regularly for ilie ast month.

The tairge number of oamril- Between tho tryout 'and tho carnival August or sepiemuer. it iw sey, who upholds the name of this fair burg before the archers of the world. BKinner. The Chicago Athletic association lineup consists of Bookolman, Blair, Otto, Waller, Shaw. Hhoblnger and Kuhn.

Kansas City Athletic club Is bringing a squad of eight men to defeat the Chicago Athletlo club ln the race for the has lxen gmdually tndnned out, tne meet to pick up a Drake Individual champion will be held, this meet com- jmid Allliam Is now working with less Ttf.i-f tueovr the colleue hall tosser will 23 as N. 7 begin to follow directions according to Deldsinwr nl Fiddler Put On Six Hound lkiit at Dyaii's. Two good bouts, were at the Tommy Ryan gymnasium last night, the six round final being het.ween Julius Fiddler of this citv and Ray Delsslnger of Fort Dodge. Fldd'er had the hint of the fight to the sixth roun 1 when the visaing lad came back strong. Tomtnv Dixon and Wagner from Fort De Moines went four rounds in a seml-wlndup, showing good mixing ability.

man unny men. inn mein are now an assigned to the positions they are to try for and are working hard to land them. The candidates for first base are Malkoy, Buckinan, Trimble; for second, MoDermott, Huff, Hrown; third base, top honors. Drake Off at Noon. John I Griffith and the Beven men Bowling Scores who make up the Drake relay teams Mason.

Lwneron, Taylor; short mop, Cantaih Kerrigan. Trotnow. lrake, Culia; pitcher, Molesberry, Long, New 38 42 Norfolk 52 N. .42 4S Oklahoma .02 72 omiil-'i 3il 30 Parry S.I... 22 5H Peoria 3S 40 locnlx Pr.

2D 34 l'urtilo 00 04 Ralrlxh ....54 5ti Rapid City. 32 40 Roseberg Roswell ....70 SO W. 44 Ht. Paul 21 Salt Lake C.cS ffi San no 02 rules. lay uegau in ui coot i.a The Daily Iowan complains that Illinois is Retting the start of them because they are allowed to practice with the Brewer outfit.

And that day and the next It snowed. Hans Lohert and Otto Knabe, who played a large number of games against each other when they were in this league, are working together In the Phllly Infield. That infield looks mighty fast and poo-Ian last year, is the weakest hitter ln it A. Faulkner of the South African cricket eleven In a match at Broken Hill, nnrllnir March lb. TEAMS.

PLAY PICKED UP Ktrotz Todd win leave a little neto-e noon today for the meet at Omaha. The teim will arrive at OmaJia at 4:20. Herrold, Vreeland, Ielhsle and Hardesty will maks up the Drake mile team, while the two mile team to meet the Kansas team will be made up of Lelbslc, Havens, Patorsr.n and Thomas. None of the mon will take part lu sreclal events. LUTHER BURBANK TO CURE BOY OF TRUANCY A.

In Ilamisls Drfent Y. M. MtiGloiio Dlsah-o Slpe Alexandria 1,, BULL. Drill 1AM 1- 2, Ti Av. ll 206 5H3 1X7 2-3 162 203 hit) 630 17ti 2-3 136 224 2ik 564 1SS 1S' 171 532 177 1-3 204 190 593 197 1-3 "...878 9i 937 2781 027 HYPERION.

2. 3. T'l Av. 1 215 1MI 2H1 204 J97 ti4 2111 1-3 147 lia 4IH 1.111 H. W.

'4 9-SI-23 13,000 John J. Kdwards and wife, to J. K. and W. H.

Utlcrest lot 402 S. lot Polk and Hub-bell's Add 1,575 Charles It. Johnson and wife, to Sarah A. Haves, lots 17 and 18 B. 10, Ksstnn place May Staley and husband, to Tillle Sharp, lots 4(j and 47, B.

5, De Wolf's Add 1 Mary Hast Sliope and husband, to Paulelia Broernian, lot 16 Shupe's Add 300 L. K. Stevens and wife, to S. B. Kephart, lot 301 Mann's replat, of part of Mann's second Add 1 Corn Belt Ijind lan to K.

F. IOgan, lots 41 to 4X, 54-5T-ti7 to 70, 173 to 17S, Willoughby L. C. Adams and wife, to 1. W.

Black, W. 42.5 feet, lots S4 and its, B. 2, Northwestern heights 1 Walter lveke to Fred H. Ashley, lot 39 I'nlon Add iVK Bottle Tegtmeyer to W. H.

11. and Charles Colby, lots 6 to Is, B. 0, Stalford Dixon's Add 1 J. V. Donovan and wife, to Forest (leneva, M.

lot 10, B. I lean's second S. D. of out lots William II. Wilson to Harvey H.

Curtis, tl lots In several additions In I-lty of Des Moines 3:5 Ft A. Crawford, trustee to Clarind.t Perkins, I'nd. of lot 7 B. II and of lot 9, It. 14, Highland Park 1 Totals Kerainhle of Dasketlutll.

A team of Des Moines college basket-hall players, most of whom had played in the classes last year, anil a team from t.ho Y. M. C. A played a basket-bull Pist night, the collegians leading, 4o to 27. The Dm Hues team was ijivison; ouineio, Tj-ler, Wagner, Johnwin, Sanborn, King-mam, Gateis, McMillon.

Hurst, Fuller; catcher, Cool, Ringlwlm, Welles. The schedule Is as follows: April 21 Mitwlurl at Columbia. April 23 lsHourl Columbia. April 26 Iowa at Ames. April 28 Orimnoll at flrinnell.

April 29 Simpson at Indlanola. May 4 Nebraska W. at Ames. May 6 Cornell at Mount Vernon. May Iowa at Iowa City.

May 11 Missouri at Amos. May 12 Missouri at Ames. May 16 Waseda at Amos. May 17 Waseda, (Japan at Ames. May 23 Cornell at Ames.

May 2fi Grinnell at. Ames. May 30 Simpson at Ames. Moore San Santa 00 S. St Marie.

1H 24 scored 252, not out, and completed a total v. Lilt at'firQ OA Study Jacki 02 .02 Scut lie compose! of Johnson. Nutt, locking. Thompson and Perry, while the team koeppel Will (live Him Lessons in Rotany and Plenty of Sunshine in California Garden. vv.

smithi H2 .30 3S .00 OS 191 1M) 177 MS 1S2 2-3 183 172 17ji ai 377 esi IT-, wius mane up hy Moia, nyianu, Klett and Wolf. Shreveport Sheridan Sioux City. Spokane Swift Cur. of 2.0K0 riiuns ior me tlilrty-three Innings played on the tour was 69.33. But did he bat .3007 Betters refused tn put up their monny on the Wolgast-Le Grand fight.

An a -tempt was made to get 10 to 4 but it failed. ir. tnK.Aw h.a Totals The Bull Durham team tu rampa Toledo DISTRICT COritT ISKCOIil). Mabel Dag'gett vs. W.

V. Daggett. Pe game from the Hyperion in an evenly contested series. Mellon had with 3 n1 A1re lllKl1 verac ..32 31 ..72 s2 ..52 3d 70 .4 SO 42 Tonapali MARSHALLTOWN SCHOOL TO ENTER STATE MEET Freddie weicn. imikmou strained a tendon in his arm and must tition for divorce.

Tucson Valentine J. J. Hobclltz vs. city of Des Moines. rest tor a nine.

40 Washington 42 Answer. a. rumhrHtre. the best of the VV'innemiicca74 T. S.

Kendall vs. Katherlne ('rain. An Winnipeg is swer. Briton collego crews, contest over the Putney course today. Planning Active Campaign in IYepa-.

ration for Spring Track Meet Footlmll ItoU-s Sot. Mission League. MISSION'. 1. 2.

T'l 175 5os 224 172 205 177 570 ('. Gilbert vs. If. C. Miller.

Answer. L. B. Haln vs. Lola Rain.

Petition for Av. 109 1-3 199 MAltUIAt.Iv MCF.NSKS. Ira Skin. ler. lies Moines Vtnnle Purnienter, Des Moines WA NT A S.

divorce. Hrown While vs. II. N. Engle.

petition on account. 190 Momsadny Benson Hchroedcr Byrne Overman Totals .170 158 iso lil l')7 Ii36 ANGEIJJS, Mar. Miller, a 10-year-oM boy of Pasadena, has a golden opportunity to become famous by becoming a specimen for Luther Burbank, the plant wizard of Santa Rosa. Young Donald Is a very ordinary boy with an unusual penchant for truancy. It Is because of his extraordinary record as a truant that Donald attains fame.

As to whether or not Donald really becomes a matter of story will depend on the ability nf the plant wizard to put his Ideas of child training to practical use. Burbank has revolutionized plant life and now he believes that he can overcome truancy, and to do this young Donald will pose as "the specimen." Judge Wilbur of the Juvenile court, after listening to a great deal of evidence which tended to Indicate that Donald was a confirmed truant, read a letter from Mr. Burbank. The plant wizard, according to tho letter, believes that he can cure the boy of truancy. Because of the fact that Mr.

Burbank had shown the parents of the hoy. he asked that he he permitted to take care of him. Judge Wllber, realizing that Mr. Burbank had MARSHALLTOWN, March The high school athletio association is beginning active preparations for Its spring track work, and has al-ifedv arranced for a dual meet with IH SINKSS A HOPKINS BROS CO- 175 1-3 913 2-3 A v. V.

1-3 K2 1-3 k- Ames to be held In this city on May 6. 944 S7 9:10 2711 LA 1. 2. 3. T'l 155 lfl Ita 5ns 171 191 1:5 47 1'3 2l 23S W7 me ttiwi uruw iiitiiie to arrange Trusses Fitted Customers I treat are my reference, always.

Nine out of ten new cases are sent me by those I have treated. A. H. Miles. Specialist.

222 K. P. Block. vr anomcr nuai men witn Waterloo i- Mav Tli. hnnl -l 1 1 Viggers Savage Kuyper Amend Herron 1-3 SUGGESTIONS For Everybody Interested In SPORTS FOR THE GOLFER Crawford, MedrcRor Clubs $2.50 $2.75 lUwkcye (i nl Clubs $1.50 197 149 10 5K 1-0 135 200 150 471 157 UIMH TO AHOI'T A.N ORPHAN GIUL 8 or 9 years old: excellent home.

Address K-if'2, care this paper ZnM-, SB 2599 wTl-3 The Missions won the odd game from the La Plnturas, Hum blinking tho fie or the third position. inner evroiii the S. U. I. invitation meet on May and the state meet at Des Moines on May 20.

Although early for football plans the school has already contracted a gam'e with the Oskaloosa Mlgli school for Oct. 14. and Is trying to gut West Waterloo for a game here on Oct. 7. DISBROW BREAKS RECORDS Coif Halls 50c.

65c 75c 85c PAI'Kll CLKANINU. your work done right. Prices rea- Ciitldv Bags $1.50 to S10.00 i nut; oi itiui iiiiiH-i worn, seriiring the game, 23S, and iMx-t averuge, 202 1-3, frequently dene the apparently Impossible, gladly made an order which direct-. umable. Phone Walnut 0.92.

PAFKTY RAZORS Sll AltPL'NED, 20. Walter Travis is placed at scratch In the metropolitan golf association handicaps. Ilerreshoff is allowed one stroke and Travels It Is rumored and reported that Jlggs Donahue will captain the Grand Rapids club this year. Minneapolis has consented to the arrangement. In a New Tork trial Glynn Henry.

Texas sprinter, ran 75 yards In 7 3-5 seconds. This equals L. II. Cary record. Charlev F.bhctts has sold twenty-two of his playerB to minor leagues for Columbia will brace up and have a team in the intercollegiate golf tournament next September.

The team will play on the Van Cortland park links and also at Englewood. At 63 Ed Geers, the dean of drivers, announces he will retire from the sulky at the end of this season "to give the younger men a chance." Malnr league scouts are beginning the out-of-door season Inspecting college players. Because of the part he played in the Lajnle hatting scandal Ty Cobb refused to speak to or shake hands with Harry Howell Bt Louisville. The memory of those eight htts still roils the Georgian. Walter Johnson Is a "wise" young man.

Generally ita takes a year or two for a vounester to cut his eye teeth, hut i S1.00 ea tne juvenile court otricials to takf young Donald to Santa Rosa. Keenedge 409 citizens Ha nK Biog. It Is unrlorstood that the bov will he given sunshine, a reasonable amounut of work, several houre play a day, a course in botany and at least an hour's walk through the wonderful garden of Santa Rosa. TIIK I iKL't MISTS' COl'tJH DROP. Heck's Best IB H.I cough drops, 6c box.

FRF.K SCItOICAL CUNic STIIX XT lego of (jsteopathy. 1422 Tioeust St. pXtTtITTi BT A 1 KIV-BOOK PREB H. II. Coleman, Vllllsca, la, 1 Alexandria League.

BULL DPRHAMP. 1. 2. 3. T'l.

Av. i7 170 223 141 IK4 174 193 551 1w 170 255 211., (CK) 210 915 911 947 2M3 911 1-3 Strotz Todd Dlsalvo Slpe Iscrman Total BOUT HAS BEEN POSTPONED ACCOUNTANTS. BOX 673, II. F. CIIKSUIKK.

Moines. Slakes Xew Time Fifty ad Two 1 1 iiilrcd Mile Drives. PABLO BKACH, March world's records were broken by the sums driver in the automobile races here this afternoon. Dlabrow, driving a Pope-Hartford car ln the 300-tnlle race, made the first fifty miles In 37:23.9. The former record, 38:51, was held by Fletcher and established with a Dedietrick machine at Daytona, on Jan.

31, 19C. Dtsbrow's time for 200 miles was 2 hours, 34 mlnute3 and 12 seconds, establishing a new high mark for the distance at straightaway. The record broken was that mad by Dohymely ln a Stoddnrd-Dayton, 3 hours 2 minutes and 22 seconds at Aug. 5, 1910. time for 250 miles, 3:14:55 Is a record, as no time for that distance straightaway has been recorded.

WAVK LANDS. 1. 2. 3. 213 1.

VI LI 17 IM 194 177 14X Lit lx 157 .115 152 175 193 17H Score Cards I'iulis Jiepairod. Xew Shafts snd Grips. FOR SKATERS Best Ball Hearing Hollers, Pair Quality Street. Skute Children's Ms ten FOR BASEBALL FANS Sinlilinn Ot'fioiiil Hall Victor Official Balls llawkeye Hiisehiills (official) Victor Cloves mid Mitt Spalding; and Mitts Boilv Protectors HnselciU Puts Masks, the very best and snfct Baseball Sluus Boys' Bnsehnllv, Shoe Plates, tier pair Umpire Indicators Bases for the Diamond (per set of 3) FOR TENNIS PLAYERS Wright Ditson Racquets W. I).

Cliainiionship Bulls Hand Maile Tennis Balls Aver's Tennis Balls W. II. Deuce Tennis Balls ARCHITECTS. T'l. 579 554 5 4 'I 514 A v.

193 1M 2-3 171 179 1-3 Klrfinan Illldibranilt Albert son Harrison Hall PROl'Dl'DDT. BIRD RAWSON. 025 Flynn Mldg MrFaiiand and Murphy Will Not Fight During Holy Week. NEW YORK. March 31.

-A telegram from Packey McFarland of Chicago was received here today Informing the management of the Fairmont Ah'lelic club that he would not get Into condition In season for his tight with Tommy Murphy, scheduled for April 4. As hotih boxers refused to go on during Holy week, Mie bout was accordingly postponed until April 18. $2 50 SI. 00 50c S1.25 $1,25 $1.25 25c to SS.00 25c to $1.00 sio.oo 5c i'P to SI .00 50c to $5.00 $2.50 $7.50 50c to $100 10c to 50c 50c S1.00 SG00 SI. 50 to $8.00 $5.50.

50c $5,00. 45c 85.00. end! 45C Down S3.50. each 30c the best cuiiilit ion for cnrlv ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Johnson has his "wisdoms" peeping Total S7 itC H7 273S 1-3 The Bull Durhams won two out of three games from the Wave's mix.

Is'-nnan 'had high game, and average with 2,55 and 210 respectively. J. B. WFAVF.lt, Rooms 415, 417. 418 and 419 CitltenS National Hank Bid.

OCF.RNSF.Y. PARKKllA MILLER, 915-925 Fleming Bldg. through. "want to join us In a lime poker game?" Washington veterans ln-riulretl of the great pitcher. "Nothing was the reply.

"I've sworn off this year. No more poker for me. It cost me about $1,000 to plav with you fellows last year, and I decided that the mnnev would do me more gonil than It would you. So I've sworn off; no more poker for me. not this season." TAKEN ILL WHILE ABROAD fiCDLKV COKFTN.

enl -5 Bldg. F. L. GP.OKSBKCK. Suite Iowa Loan A Trust CLINTON R.

DORN, f.tfhga5l5-5t7-520-5'j;-524 Clapp DP NM I IKE" 'HAINES. jt rttioms JiKi-U-12-12'11 Bldg. The latest count In the Big Klght meet A'l lines are new stock und are in 1'ay ltolilni)n of Munctioster I'nder. goes Operation in (ierniany. MANCHESTER, March Ray Robinson, son of Sir.

and Mrs. R. R. Robinson of thlt, city, who has been studying languages Germany and France, was obliged to submit to an operation for appendicitis, while in the nf lost Msv follows: Chlcsgo 14H Illinois lVi choosing-, if yen will cull now. There are thousands of articles I hat.

will nnike you a winner in all the sports afield if you buy here, because you will be fitted fitly with Hie nihility that helps you. Iowa (5l'Y R. CARSOV. 409 Youngerman ltg. McKibbin hats ALL TEE WMLE TEDET LEAD EX Three dollars Minnesota 10 Purdue 4 Wisconsin 11 prices, and i) call and CHIROPODY.

i 17 TREATS' to the effect that Ms row- AND BUNIONS CORNS Ccloradn 3 California 12 We have it lot of tiling's that we offer at. special they tire just as g-ood as anything, hut there is a reason see us and we'JI tell you how to get them. Remember, they ere till specials. HOPKINS BROTHERS are Tery Is assured. assu successfully.

Mrs. R. M. Howell, 22S Kansas 5 210 K. P.

cor. th and Loc. wal. 4f.T Miami Notre DaiiTO 17 HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL EXPRESS AND BAQQAQE South Dakota 3 DES MOINES. IOWA 618 620 LOCUST Western Reserve 4 Oberlin 10 Tlat you don't need? A Mundnv Iteg-Ister and Leader want ad will find some one who does It.

1'ne the wants for profit this Sunday. Plume vour ad before 9 Saturday night. Walnut 321. i ge. call east sldn express stan DES MOINES, IOWA.

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