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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16


A rRoMiNET NAN or aEz
A ArFhH an ,i,N,t0 81!
Hhtp a liAViHlsEN LOOK
mo IN HTAflaTtCH AND
MAKING AN fNVrEriaA
ftNN OF HigATrttaH
NHuWrlt FIND THE
aklsAfEHl tNcUEAAE ~
forffi.ArtoS ~ Az TIE
NORM ENn az fiiE CITY
THiCr EspFctALLY AT
TtiE NONrii AND WEST
HlnEs OF TIE LAKE,
This gentleman took AN option
On land Boz that section. de
Huaited IL check With uH, he Is
uue ~ those careful investors
who LOON before they LEAP.
lie has bought land on SECOND
Avenue. tide lands. owns val
uable property IT. seattle ia
authority on values ~ land.
Il safe man 10 follow,
THE SEATTLE EVEREfr
INTER- ftHAN LINE
Il the cause uf much ~ che rap
ii Increase and demand for
lands Ht the north ~ thr city
added Co this II the natural
location. scenery richness If
soil. accessibility present low
pffrrH. etc.
Nov Is the time 10 GER IN on
THE GROUND FLOOR
juat at the north end % Green
NEViNa ADDITION
0mEEN LAKES BEAUTY
CHOICEST oF Att GREEN
LAKE PROPERTY
Level lots cleared tutn. within
aheft block If inforurbau.
cars now running on regular
schedule o. within few feet
81 tract
Green lake cars near by. good
HideWaikn Ga both lines grad
ei streets aood schools
atareR churches these iudi
cate the grow IA - thia neas
ton.
WITHOUT A nOrur THE
COMING Residence HEgs
TON or GREATER SEAT
rt.E
People With ready cash have
bought hlur - ~ iufa 80
. safe Investment long headed.
HhffWd. Tar aeHiHE business
men others huf fur hufuH
HiteH some ate preparing IL
huiid substantial homes ON
their iuta
Infa selling Tor 81 and up SIC
down aud O. monthly Wil huK
any iut boz addition. prices
all he raised soon.
NEMEMuEH Nat q nm Is
climb good car service side
walks nrruErN. soil without
4 Doubt TifE HEEf NEr.
Take Green Lake ear Gee MOI ~
TAIN NfEW STATION office
aud nairnmsn there
e. D. EAN 4 co.
Mountain NieN sta ton.
Wet Green lake
Il rtAuEH = co.
UalirF HuIIhfuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

CHICAGO. Aug. lG-The follow
ing we're the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today:
wheat High. Low. Close.
sept. SzI-s. sta-s. sails.
Dec. 50 5-S. s. "a. 50 i-2.
May. 50 IA. $ L.. So Is.
Corn
Sept. 531-t. 523-s. 531-S
Dec. a. "a. tfi-4. - "a.
May. 90 l-2. -. 4A3-S.
Oats
Sept. 261-S. eb3-4. 257-S.
Dec. 81. g -. Is rs.
May. 20. IS IS. ISIS.
Pork
Sept. l435. 1420. 1920.
Nov. 1442 IL. 1890. 1880
Liverpool September wheat. Gs
: 3-Sd. December. IS I'D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

NOW opES ron SALE
NJ uaW HIaf ~ beautiful alder land
Ihia plat lays near the firrtflr car
ana aHfF fhirtV minutes ride 60 Sc
attic. n divided Boz Hne=nrre tracts
with fine graded streets. sidewalk
ut0af ~ ths way Co the stallion sell
a Nu i Price tlia per tract 90 taHE
terms TEfIa perfect
CHARLES o. ADAMS
80 GuImau Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug l6. ,
To-day is Elks' day at the I
/ Lewis and Clark exposition. 4,
i Thousands Of Elks from all I
the northwestern states partici- I
paicd In the parade and eere-
! monies
1890 $500 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

A MONEY MAKER chicken Ranch
y mtieH ffam fIuuref square. nn fine
uus4nfH road. frp minutes waih from
car. & Aarsn good level land ufafif
Ia aiHaaHa 1rrrH 4H large bearing
urrhafIt asnaii house frame barn -
m aaHHnahed chicken houses End
Yards g cows. one haIfeF one hHrHe.
. Wagons. nfu tHEuttatufH ahH
hfusa8eHa 30 chickens all Kinds =
FARMING fasuis ever thing goes wHHt
o. aaia fnta week cay terms ia
right party
ROBERT MAIsTEf
aHaza.Ui Alaska Halidiur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

Want ad. effies, Easlsy's DRUG
store, Second and Pike Phonss
Sunset soeoi Ind. iiS1
c. N. Lohndroif cigar store eiS
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug store, 1918 First Ave.
p. n. muusa, 9ai Ra4srd Ave ep'
p0sts City haiL
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing Street
and Fremont Ave.
Thes. HARRIS. al postoffice, Renton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

utersas
uE.r a freo MA Of Asattie at Hokina
Moving a Storage Co, ftrst Ave
and cherry street
TRUNKS delivered , cents. days
storage free. plane and furniture
hpeHiaE E'9@1ss1ssse d SVEN nos irs.
both phonca. Main Sd
- .llerleq sshssi ----.-
SO n. Eitsl Hlds Phone. Main ga
acreage tor sale.
AeUEAaE
tsa 10 acres within EASY reach ~
electric car line. I acrva cleared
aetes alaahed fine creek. small cabin
GA place.
. 0e - acres. acres CLEARED. 6 acres
~ pasture. balance I go ua T. tim
bet iw fruit trees. half bearing good
t#ronu house. new barn. I've chick
eu ne. and ether uuthuItdluHa.
there re- wagon. cart pluWs. two
eu# harrow. also horse. COW.
rENuREN a ARNELG.
ib-fi Kinney Block
loI Columbia IT. III
- THINK or TINS $50
rwa-aerr tracts of No i poll only ,e
milea from Pioneer square for So.
ne hills. NO danger 90 over flow.
Right boz line with the future growth
e the city You can. afford Go miss
this chance No other acreage 90
close In. No title more perfect Don
fail to sno &C.
CHARLES .. ADAMS
30 Goldman uldE
rms LEADS ritEM Alt.
SO oniy ~ miles FROM Pioneer
SQUARE two acres choicest land in
King county With rouutN read
rlanked Epod share 90 the way NO
maker FROM the start Investigate.
il will cost you nnth,nE to zee IL
CHARLIE p. ADAMS
DO coinan nidE
NEW GARDEN TRACTS
Juat opened I Is acres 8 eaHh per
aerc. and 3 per month Pine deep.
rich elder land Spring water on
vsnisnsss NO sSs lis a" s,sg - MIN MIN
ulrs walk frem tayvrtou station ON
new Hsutnn car liHt
" u pAfrEN
80 Pacific nloek lie
FREE GOVERNMENT LANn.
Homeateada deaeft claims Irrigated
lands timber lands. ranches of All
R d SMITH a co
Room Times Building.
cHEAP PLACE NJ husband Is dead
VIII take txa on terms ~ 80 down
and 3 Der month for block - eon
tanning 70 aefez ..n new s.s.togA heuss,
berries See MHs WILSON Iuaulrr
81 Atlantic city Htnrr Take Wash.
inEion ~ car uns. Come TO-DAY n
NON RESIDENT OWNER.
acres. not far from West Seattle
School House oNarr wants 10 cell
10 WHITE
81 Oriental Block II
"a ACRES
s. miles from Alaska bldg mile
from ,ae Atssl Works tso-t the terms
arr easy, fieo rafh balance monthly.
n WHITE
~ Oriental niock -aif
THREE acres only / mile from Green
lake car line nice level land side
Walk up o. within hiurka - land
thus laud 10 feff cheap = cash. hal
D. e MYERS q CO.
E1a Arcade nik.
BETWEEN SEATTLE ANb TACO
Ma Nut FAR from intrruthan sew
efaf flnr iearfs ttartH. tteb level
land easily CLEARED SEQ .aHf terms
ROBERT NAGrUN
$3.50 - Alaska HuiidiHz
ACRE TRACTS - miautss fias 81
the car south fleh level lard very
easily cleared - Easy terms
ROBERT MAt.THY
$3.50 ~ Alaska ftuiidinH
VERY DESIRABLE
aeres. one mile from che inferarisan.
four ACRES cleared an under HHllfFa
ttHu. good HOUSE and barr All fh..
efuFs hnrae and waEun uil kInda %
faatH. so THIS nIarr wit give yuu
an iuhFpf tdeuf living nHH 5 anit
hait nn hour efta from The eIt4
a Law kENeE HsM areuHH Ave
Is 0aurr 4 asfaz land. q ftaH house
faauE urrhard cheap. ia mIaa auf
AfHfaena Id 49,. af.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

FEAAI-E alssaass ef evsry nature
successfully treated. Consult uhFal.
elan free faria-NeW York Asairal
IustituGs office EHfahFa8k Hlds
nsw entrance I'll Uniau b.atwesn
Second and Third
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swsdlah novement massage given 10
patents al their hvms h8 urufraHlun.
al nurse. Phone Main go. o. cali
1851 Main 50 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16
W@maGeIhG@
v ALLEY

The nearest Irrigated fruit iandH from
seattle uuiA ~ miles iast har 't
phhfda be the Nsuatehef valley la
ouu mile from lsassHNorth ON the
al n UaIifoad. "ramcade Orchards
has been uu the market only tNe
weeks auH has already aNhh fhtN
splendid Interest ManY sales hake
been made and more pfaHper i've tAf
day All are delighted. Cascade
Orahaffa presents q level valley ~
about na affrn ou the NrhhtehFs
River Soil iH rich aernfn pNHt =
granite and surface j. tefirrlf 'ssti
ideally taeated for irrigation. ne
erection pfndurea the best Favored
winter apple be- the state ihr re-.
ration canal d. nearly raiupi' ~ aIaa
water vii Do turned On nest "
Thf land IL subdlVidsd in ana 10
acre tracts and h. sald with per
prtuai Waf~r rights un easy lefths
am offering a property mat WI
excel ans irrigated Hsetl9n ln lhs
ttatf. Eflefs are yet very 'Aats5
.ms Oct fuu particulars and ms -
,aue HHlsHtiuu at ms ufflrs. 90 Welt
f.eavrnA urth and see local repre-
n C. PETERS ownsr
c. Alaska iildE
HAROLD K0REN.
Local MspfeheutAtiFes
IraNenmufth Wash
In connection With this - have the
orchard Improvement Co Tor The
Improving - orchards in TIE W
uatfhrs valley This company VII
tska your Lard ard Improve lt 80 &c
tuaf aaas rius ta psf cent tHrtf
profit After thr firHf year ihsf 80
uruus cultivate irfiEHts and care
- saHr orchard free Tor the uHa
~ tha ground between The tfsEn
Won taF tbs lard AZ 50 90 o. fiaa fa
rsr acre The Orchard lmprnFrmFH
a. uHu 90 the FfHt Aftrf i've
.fMfa 0auY orchard all be- worth
Az - ~ q hsa % per acre
Oct further particular from
MITE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

WATER FRONT g acres at steam
boat landing partly improved small
house. several uuthuiidiuHa. orchard
nice creek 800.
ROBERT MALTRY
1890 M Alaska building
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Bananas. buhcn. s2BodasO. dates.
case. 1900. apricots, per case,
10. th@Gc. figs. v 10 bricks, tL7bi
flEa. needieas. io-ib cartons. 90
u Toe. grape fruit. ssedleHA i3.o0
ut27G LINES. Boc per hundred new
fancy oranges. box. fAO0a47b. ctnn-
berries, fios Florida pineappies 81 a
tbc. ffeeHtaue peaches. crate. 81.
California uiumn. ease 1bcMtiI0.
cantnloupeH. case 81. red eurrnntH.
ease. t2lb raapbsrrieH. st2b. black
berries. boz. 1880 80. Wild black
berries. bos 81 90. California appI~a.
IiMt.b0 per box. green era pea.
1850. watsfmelons. tI76uz00 per
dozen, California psata per box
$500 $50. white seediesn grapes.
per crate. tf1t. LoEaun. per crate.
$500. native prach plufna, per
case. aoCu 81 90. native npricota.
per case. 1890. crab apples.
per box ffc. Wenatchee apples. per
ease. ITO. nutmeg melons. 81 a
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

10 CAaI Boys 81 aeraa 90 nearly
level. anrrH cleared balance HaH=
ture. NuHun orchard small fruits
room frame house several outhsfitds
lnEH. close tn school and urirhhnrH
COWS. chickens. Tools aud huusfhald
furniture 60 with place
HaHEWr MAtzTHT.
aa=Ha8axf Alaska UHHaiur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

FIFTEEN ACRES al in pasture ne
timber uu brush HdfalHluE EuaHH
town 8 minutes walk from depot
stores uaatuftlcu and good school
ROBERT MAtfHY.
a1aHaH-41 Alaska Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

CLoHEstN farms ana acreage, so ter
acre Some improved HrNlnE cut
Fee the uwnrr, iillimaa. in the Times
block today If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

why DON'T you Use YoCn TIN
pien RIGHT Several thousand
arssH - good timber land open fnf
~rtffeenrHf lee YauF timber right
~ anes These claims Hii cruise
o. 90 C. 2 90 90 ffef u good tIfa
h%f TILE Is tho chance - lifetime
art whnr bou can. Satisfaction guar
anfnaa every tudY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

2 acres rar,Ien lard fraana house nssf
grefn Like car ffftnn PNHsI
fffh Ave- = D and = leth NJ
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Bars

PuoEr soOsD NATIONAL HANk
or SEATTLE
Capital stock raid In. RI 90. HurpiuA
$500, J Fufth. pres. y s. Gaid.
smith. vice pres ~ v. AukrnY.
cashier. CORES uuuasnts IN principal
cities % ths United states asd
EuFUue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

~ oNurr-t asres land Ftarn house
faHHR ONWARD cheap ia mHes uuf
Address u 3 ears star III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington. HrnutfuI groves. fine
huaffnE and fishing Zine large
water front lots from - Co So each.
on terms % g. down. balance 81 per
week T'fve-Ccnt fare by buying
tickets from the conductor. Take
Warrington street car 10 Atlantic
city Addition and see Griffin nt
large new store. OF call Rooms la
Times block IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

This gentleman took AN option
who LOON btfuts they LEAF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

lie has bought land on second
Avenue. tide lands. owns val
uhhlr property IT. Seattle. IL
authority un values ~ land
d "a safe man o. follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16
IL cANApIA., nANK 81 coAi-

THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
Bank Of asAtIE-A general Aanklnz
business transacted dHpoaita o. "A
GO. capital and surplus. -. 8Qo An
Grew ChliaerE. PRES J 4. chliherE
vice pFea. J. y. Lane. cashier. Wm
Thanmum. asst cashier. Geo "a
Fisher. asst cashier. W. l. Collier
aaaL Cashier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-16

VNSHON CofIEGE and Aeadgmy-
A military 81 h1ni Tor young men and
taaVa. a seminary for Young ladies
ths beet tucatrd school in the North
ueat. the second year under nrW
oWueruhip "Opens September $ $50
write 90 uA FaHhnu E4ffaHr ana
kradsrny Burton. rs ash
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
CARLISLE DEFEATS WEST POINT
Indians Win Close and ExcitinE
Game from Array Cadets.

WEST POINT, N Y, Nov. u.-Failure
TO kick goal ca lsed West Point to lose to-
day to the Carlisle Indian foot ball eleven.
The score was to in the Indians favor
and the goal which would have tied the
score was missed by less than six inches,
Prince Louis of Battenberg was a specta-
tor of the game He watched II intently
throughout, seldom taking his gaze off the
play.
Two entirely different types OF foot ball
players were pitted against each other,
the Indians using trick plays throughout
the game and the army eleven, relying on
it's superior physical strength to crush it's
way to the goal line. Each team scored
once by its distinctive style of play. The
Indians after long patient waiting picked
up tumble and raced with 1t over West
Points goal, and then the army players,
goaded on by prospective defeat pushed
their way across 100 yards of the gridiron
for their score.
the first half. Up to that time the game
had been played near mldield, the West
Pointers carrying the ball a little distance
into Carlisle's territory, losing 1t and hav-
ing II punted back to their own ground by
Mount Pleasant, the Indian quarterback.
the ball, and in attempting to gain, fumbled
II. jude the indian right end, dived for
II, and crawling out from under the legs
of the mass Of men about him, secured a
good lead and ran f1fty-five yards for a
touchdown. Mount Pleasant kicked goal.
contest.
Early in the second half West Point
scored. Catching the Indian kickoff on
their own ten-yard line, the army backs
went through the Carlisle guards and
tackles until Weeks carried the ball over
missed the goal from the touchdown. The
line up:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
OMAHA HIGH SCORES A VICTORY
Defeats Missouri valley High by a
Score of 20 60 o.

Score OF 20 60 q.
Omaha High school defeated Missouri
Valley High school Is TO Saturday after
noon at Sprague Street park.
This does not tell the whole tale. for only
twenty-minute halves were played, and
time after time the officials refused to take
time out during disputes resulting from de-
cisions. The Omaha players are. confident
they could have piled up 30 points under
The game was marred by incessant
wrangling. Omaha was penalized again and
again without apparent cause by the UNI
pire and a debate invariably ensued be-
tween him and the players. The game be
Of it was played in semi-darkness
Missouri Valley was clearly outclassed by
the local team, but Z made a stubborn. de-
back and a dazed halfback, for which there
were no substitutes, they fought through
the, last ten. minutes Of play and took the
ball away from Omaha on Its own yard
line. The men were considerably lighter
than those of Omaha. The most spectacular
was that Of the fef t' tackle Lyon, X kurd
ling, by which he at one plunge made iive
yards
The brilliant play OF the afternoon was
made by DeIamatre and Burnett. The
score. was 20 to o when Missouri valley
kleked on three minutes before ume was
the ball on Omahas fifteen-yard line and
with the splendid Interference OF Burnett
ers until he reached Missouri Valleys
thirty-yard line, where he stumbled and
! dropped the ball. Burnett swooped down
upon 1t and, escaping several attempts to
! tackle him, planted II behind the goal line.
Burnett did not play in the first hall, as
himself as much as possible for the game
with Council Bluffs next Saturday He
made the three touchdowns OF the second
half, In one instance taking the ball on a
delayed pass and running twenty yards.
! burnett being out Of the game in the first
! half, the delayed pass was not attempted
| then.
Burnett played a good game at halfback
! in the first half. When Burnett went into
/ the game Gurnett went to right end in
stead of Howard. Hail and DeLamatre
, never failed to make their distance In buck
! ing the line Sramer was pulled behind the
| line on several occasions and went through
| Missouri Valley for good gains.
With a touchdown. goal and touchbACk
| for Omaha, the score at the end of the first
! half was to 0. Three touchdowns and
three goals in the second made IT 26. Cur
| nett kicked goal in the first and Burnett In
/ the second
Wentz of Omaha was referee and Mat
J thews of Missouri Valley umpire. X. A.
| Fisher of Omaha was head linesman.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
Short Clothes
Making
Hot Flat-Iron Used Instead Of the Needle.

-, 80. -. -. s--,... II
Do you ever notiSe Wns ,, Ia leei'1S oI
s a. .neIe j yOu
Noat tne I''Si gay Q, sDW
n makes tellow teei tn i.. ne Is lnn ma
culate' ana that everybody N"oWs 1t.
You have wondered why II IS that y
woulunt remain IN tnat S0n i9 insteaI
OF getting HhgiPg, gtiHNfe1 anu ''O'Sie"
a'VeT cue I,st ualnp uay. - $1,000.
nlaneu ~ 20 tne " - w. ~ o.
Naeursi ,,. SsoNe ~ Goes o., 11a1I h
$1,000 -, da,,ir,,aoss
80: 1. Ia -, .A;.,.. ,rh.,, ,,.. 4,
~ useu ~ IN S,-od ,,;,st be 1
..o,,,, ,h hau "a sSn "s N'N'' 70
'ney say. .s =. .,,o,,,s -.
Dul ~ =. ~. 49, I,,,. -. soesot
~ nv i Boc2 efoT e nressiSsi every time it's
o,,, IN the rain
IT, Hrran Nature n take Short Cuts
90 800 rrn,,tie and Eyne,se
re tailor ssys seam ,t sf + e, ~. Of
az .L imeA out Of j.; us ,bs t osT snt MAKES
=. - ,t..,. n.to.ts 800, ;,,,o C,,o.b.s
ne I1 on I9l. ~ Nen'euy io' Su'u iHui's
49," -, t,,-,o-. a.. L., a,d
IN tne nanos on an EAPeII' tne Heat anu
moisfnre SO apPheo, onIinks or o.retGnss
eiota 10 eo1eI INese Nele''s N - -
men TUG sOOus arc sOlN' 0' ''''''
LookS' A.,
tIhe coat is worn Until damp Gay
brings out the deIscts tnet tne hotlion
had mdSsea-snu tns purchaser mus M l
sell SOLO although nc uoeSn N''"~ IL
Always ,..,... ,,-;.,.,.
ne is useo 10 tnls narrniess Arlckery-
OF t1Slgneo. 49,.
B1, ~ Ju sN 1nS May " ''''V'S 'NeS0
ueteSts FEN va Ne, EN y Nil,
Ihat is, ~ "SiHSEks NeVislon'-oy
careful Hand'Needle-Work'
Ihats the kino OF Workmanship tnat
YOU get IN oINCERITY SLoTHEs. = t Ano
they're made in a big wholesome sanitary
factory by Men'Iailors'
There are plenty OF Nice'LooKins
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
rhe teams line up as follows:
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE BEAT AhITY
snaDpy, Strenuous Game Ends I'm
Small Score of o 90 3.

One Of the closest and hardest fought
foot ball games seen this season I'm Omaha
was played at Vinton Street park Satur-
day. Halves of twenty-five minutes were de-
cided upon. Amity won the toss and
Omaha kicked to their forty-five-yard line
Rtgler Of Amity made q good return of ten
yards, On the third down Harper, the
Amity quarterback, was stunned and was
almost useless during the entire first half
Fullback Rigler calling signals until
Harper was able to assume captaincy of
the team again.
Both teams in the first half were forced
to kick time and again. At one time
Amity had forced the play to Omaha's
ten-yard line, where Omaha held and Cox
Of Omaha, by some of the finest hurdling
line-plunges carried the ball back past the
center OF the field.
Fumbles caused more loss OF distance to
Omaha in the first half than anything
else. This half ended with the ball in
Omaha's possession. Score: 0 to O.
The second half Amity kicked TO Omaha
and Cox OF Omaha returned fifteen yards
From there Walkinshaw made an end run
OF forty yards, Cox took II through for
seven yards more, when Amity braced up
and held. The first plav sent Harper
around Omaha's left end, but nothing was
gained. on going back I'm Amity got the
start of Omaha on the lineup and sent
Rigler through for a line smash. Before
anyone knew It he regained his feet and
made the one long, sensational run OF the
game OF seventy-hve yards for touch
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
WEST POINT.
CARLISLE INDIANS.
IOWA wmTEwAsHEs DIES NOME.
University Piles Up Score of Sixty
Seven 10 NOthtmU

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 11.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Iowa defeated Des Moines college
today by 81 to 0. lowas regulars started
the game against Des Moines college, with
the exception of Kent at quarter. who
the harder contests with Drake and Ames
which follow in two weeks. After the first
fifteen minutes of play both sides played
a listless game. Bemis, who was play
ing quarter for the first time this season,
did not show Kent's speed in getting forma-
lions on, but otherwise satisfied Coach
Chalmers by his work Scoring started
shortly after the game began. Iowa
rushed the ball into Des Moines' territory
from the kick-off and hurdling by Mac
scored six points, Schwinn going over.
Thereafter Iowa made a more diversified
attack. Streff, Chalmers, Upper and
White circiing both ends effectively Ford,
left tackle, and Tieberghein, fullback for
Des Moines college, played the star game.
At the end of the first half the score
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
COLLEGE
MILITARY BOYS FIRST DEFEAT
North Platte Wins Notable Victory
from Star Kearney Team.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb., Nov. Ii.-(spe-
call Telegram lin a foot ball game here
the strong team from the Kearney Mill
tary academy by a score OF 80 to -. The
visitors came here with a record OF six
Victories and no defeats. having scalped
some Of the best teams in eastern Ne
braska, and by their victory today North
Platte attains high rank among the best
high school teams Of the state. The game
was sensational from start TO finish. In
the first half Kearney scored two touch
downs and North Platte two touchdoWns
and safety. During this half the teams
ere very evenly matched. IL was in the
team work OF the home team began to
count and with punting tactics and strong
defensive play, combined with an attack
the opponents could not check, three more
touchdowns were secured. The game was
remarkably free from roughness, but the
play OF both teams was fast and hard.
Iine-up.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
CORNELL SCORES ON PRINCETON
Presbyterians Win stubbOEnIy Fought
Game sixteen 90 Six.

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 11-Princeton
Cornell in a splendid exhibition of foot
ball by the score of 16 to g. From the
start until about fifteen minutes before
the second half closed, the game was
closely contested, and at no time did Cor
nell allow Princeton TO gain without the
most stubborn resistance. Every inch of
ground was well contested and although
Princeton finally won things looked blue
for 1t in the early part of the second half
T1iiion ana rolled hebtnd the linz vvhara
a Cornell man fen on IT, Halliday kicked
goal and tire score stood TO in favor Of
Cornell. PTinceton's men then went to
work with renewed vigor and scored twice
The game ended with the ball in Prince
toms possession on Cornelfs ten-yard
game.