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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
VINCENT NE. e. CHURCH.

DR.. Clarence o. Kimball will de-
liver his regular peace sermon at
the morning service tomorrow
Twice year he breaches in behalf
of international peace. A special
Christmas musical program will be
rendered under direction of Mrs.
Grace Lincoln Burman Christmas
topic and music for the evening ser
yi1o
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
HolDUPS USE AUTO

OAKLAND, Cal. Dec 19.-High.
way men who make use of an auto
mobile in their notorious opera,
lions held up the saloon of C. H
Fuller OH the boulevard, lined up
the proprietor and three patrons
of the place at the point of re
yolvers, fired five shots at Fuller
and successfully made their es
cape in the machine after robbing
the cash register of $12.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
PUBLIC MARKET
MONDAY

The new public market will open
Monday morning on the city
ground at Mission avenue and At
lantic street. Wood and hay will
be sold in connection with the mar
ket, the farmers being given the
privilege of selling these commodi-
ties without paying a fee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
CLUB WILL DISCUSS CHURCH

A program of interest to stu
dents of sociology is announced by
the Economic club for the regular
Sunday afternoon discussion at
Apollo hall, S10h Riverside, at 3
o. clock. Rev. Hindley will address
the club on 1.-THE Church as an Eco
nomic Force"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
ARGUING ARSON CASE

The attorneys in the Donicht ar
son case have been arguing ali
day, w. c. Donovan opestn8s for
the state, followed by Ator'heys
Collins and Hand for the NefAIse
Deputy Prosecutor WebsteF closed
this afternoon for the state. when
the case was given to the jury.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
PAY WATER RENTS Monday

On account of December 20 fall.
ing on Sunday, City Treasurer
Eggleston announces water rents
may be paid on Monday without
penalty. This applies to the third
district, which comprises the terri
tory west of Division street and
north of the river. Z W
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-19
PLEADS GUILTY AND
GOES TO THE CELL

G. A. Bicknell today entered a
plea of guilty to a charge Of
forgery In Judge Hinkle's court
and was sentenced to Walla Walls
for a term of one to IA years AND
fined 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
NEXT YEARS IOWA ELEVEN
Splendid Nucleus for Team AlreRdy
in SiGht at lows city.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Nov. A.-(SpecieL)-
W Iyi!6m a sP ls.@ tR PSel Prospects tFG% for tae t RRTs'if sos
Iowa eleven. to be headed by Captain-elect
Gross. are bright, probably brighter than ~
the same time last year. A speedy back-
field is a certainty and the loss Of seven
players. though serious, will not prevent a
splendid Hawkeye foot ball machine next
Captain Kirk. seidel. stutsman, csrberry.
Hastings. Brugman and Perrine nave
PLAYED their last game for Iowa. This takes
away the entire left side of the line and
the center. besides the pillar OF the back
field Captain Carroll Kirk, one OF the great.
new style foot ball, when his entire foot
ball career is considered.
on the other hand. Wagner, Ehret ana
Murphy form a trio that leaves little to be
desired In speed and experience. These
backs have wrought havoc " tn the reguiars
night after night on the Iowa field, and by
maintaining their form this year, the OId
Gold will have a whirlwind backfield, one
capable OF making end runs.
The first Of this backfield Wagner played
half and quarter on the West Des Moines
High school eleven and was a star OF the
Drake. Illinois and Nebraska plays with
great headwork all fall, and his execution
OF the forward pass With either Murphy or
Ehret as the receiving end has gained many
yards Tor the 1912 eleven.
Ehret played football at the state Normal
school before II was recognized by the
Chicago conference as a school. He COM
bines great weiwht with speed and Is abso-
lutelly fearless in his play y,o z q ~ tbs I Iows
-|NhA - ~ "
elevens of recent years. Murphy is a
speedy, shifty back and a\thorough student
OF the open style Of foot ball. At Ida Grove
he gained an enviable prep school repu-
tation and his work this fall shows ne was
not overrated.
In the line "Ab" Hull. the freshman APP
tan and one of the hardest working players
to ever try for an Iowa eleven, Will make
a strong bid for Gross running mate at
tackle. He gives the best that is In him
on every occasion and shows the spirit apt
to produce winning elevens. Chase has
played phenomenal ball at end for the
freshmen. and other members of the team
have shown promise, including Strouthers,
fullback; Alexander. tackle. etc.
Hyland, the end, whose work has been
both brilliant and consistent this fall, will
be back, and, with Goss, who has demon
strated he Is one of the greatest linesmen
in the west. the light extremity will be well
taken care of. Stewart has won praise by
his quarterback play, and will probably
hold the position, as Wagner is plenty
heavy enough for a halfback. Fee. whose
work I'm the Kansas game made possible
the touchdown. may be put on left end,
shifting positions with one OF the halves
on defense. All in all, the outlook for a
loss of seven stars.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
ANOTHER PARASITE
ed Doctors Remove TapewOFm
from g. ID. ShUIE.
AFFLICTED TEN YEARS
ny Doctors Had Tried TO Get IL,
hut FhIled-United Doctors
DID IL I'm Two
Hours.

be ten long years, C. b. Schulz, the con-
etor. OF s422 South Seventeenth street, has
20 afflicted with tapeworm. Mr.. Schulz
not sick. but greatly annoyed and
fried over the fact that this terrible
psite infested his stomach and bowels.
apparently could not be removed. Many
mpts ,had been made to remove it. and
* OF II taken. but the head was always
behind. n II soon grew to be as large
ever Mr.. Schulz makes the following
tement IN regard to his case:
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. %, l90s.-This is to
y te that 1 have been troubled with tape
Drm for years Many doctors have at
hipted to remove IL. but all have failed.
eAme to see the United Doctors this morn
b az 10 o'clock; they gave ne one dose
medicine and at 1880. t-St two hours
ID thirty minutes later, [ passed the en-
Fe worm, head and ali. Their treatment
not severe, n did not even make
sick. G. b. SCHULZ"
frhls is oniy one example OF the work the
hited Doctors are doing at their institute
h,athe second floor Of the Neville block,
brner Sixteenth and Harvey streets. Their
ientifie treatment produces wonderful
eSults even in cases where many other
Ioctors have made failures. Their walt
& room is crowded with patients all the
lime, people coming to see them by the
scores, not only from Omaha. but from
~ through he west.
'rhe grand free offer Of free examination
d treatment at cost expires on December
Those who desire to take advantage OF
is free offer SHOULD call at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
CREIGHTON HOPES FOR VICTORY
Coach and Players Expect 20 Win
from Haskell Thursday.

In the game with the Haskell Indians on
Thanksgiving day the hardest schedule
Creighton university has ever had will
come TO a close. The list OF games ar
ranged by Manage Jack Mullen for this
season is the best the local lads have
enjoyed for a long time. and this has been
done in the face OF the difficulty OF ar
ranging meetings with teams that can give
Creighton a hard rub.
DIR. Kenney, the Creighton coach. realizes
his team has no easy game for Turkey
day and accordingly has put hts men
through at a pace. Contrary TO
rumOrs which are afloat, Manager Mullen
says positively there will be no post season
game, although some very flattering offers
have been received by Creighton.
The last practice scrimmage OF the year
took place Tuesday afternoon and both
Coach Kennev and the players are satisfied
that the final workout t~ustifies them ia
hoping for a victory against the redskins.
All the players, regular as well as subs,
showed up well in the practice, especially
Jack Dougherty and Harry Remainder
Remainder has not been given much Of q
chance 10 display his ability as a quarter
back this season. except in the last two
serimmages. when he opened the eyes OF
Coach Kenney 10 the fact that he car
put ginger into the teLm and ginger IL 4
quality which has been lacking in several
The greatly touted orwar pass ana on.
side kick are expected to be a big factor
in the score column, as the Indians RELY
greetly on this style OF play to make their
points.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
CHICK HAS TWO BOOSTERS
and Heilbroner Tout Audrey for
Chiefs First.
oRMER GIVES GREAT PRAISE
be says ne was the BiE Noise In
rshe western - Cinci HesItates
Between Chickerine and
HObIitEeI.

sporting writer in Cincinnati can't make
his mind whether Aubrey or Hoblitzel
have the honor OF holding down first
eSfor the Reds next year. He writes:
GHoblitzeli or Autrey2
Which?
local fans are inclined TO favor Hobby
tho first base job on the local team
tfEt season.
hut there are those who say that Chick
EIIog Aubrey, the man with the piano name,
i1Nst be considered a serious contender for
t initial sack guardianship.
Dne OF these Information dispensers Is
Mt Looie Heiibroner. who. in a dope
et longer than William Jennings Bryan's
bag of promises, sets forth the virtues
II the base ball kind-of Aubrey, so II IL
Hlfd to see how any club can live without
1hk 20
Another and more moderate and less pre-
t14lced tlpster on the Aubrey entry in the
tlt4f lbaseman stakes is Gus Bonno. the
trL Italian pitcher in captivity. Bonno
plethd In the Western League last season
had frequent opportunities for observ-
ing Aubrey, so his o. H. carries some
Nehsht.
HAutrey easily was the best first base
man in our league said Bonno. and about
az good a man on the initial sack as
eNtF saw. He was there with the fancy
efNnts when Il was necessary. pulling EN-
dc1Hn with his mitt, digging low ones out
o. the ground and capturing foul flies uI
nst the. fence. Fast? Nothing escaped
H'In and how he could biff the ball-my!'
@ We been given to understand hat while
Ittfk was with the Reds he made about
@nuch noise as Dummy Hoy, when hes
I1IDking. Well. he's gotten over that silent
I4tkst and about the clepperest man ir
re- west. HIS KEN on meaning come on,
Dppose. was one of the by-words Of the
Western and II never failed to set the fans
md his team going. This other man may
h a good man. and | hear he is a peach
Tfhe will have TO extend himself to keer
Rrey from coping that first base job"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
JOHN c. HUMES CAPTURED
Kansas city Man Wanted for Misuse
of Mails Taken After Four
Months Chase.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.-After nearly
four months of wanderings through the
western and southwestern states, John c..
Humes, former president Of the John
c.. Humes Crockery company, was ar
rested today in Birmingham, Ala, on an
Indictment returned by the federal grand
jury here ten days ago.
"The Indictment was returned on the
ground that Mr.. Humes, prior to starting
for Europe. had been distributing letters
and circulars through the malls for the
sale OF stocks known TO be worthless, -
said A. 8. Van ~Valkenburgh, United States
district attorney. Persons asserted that
he had misrepresented stocks which were
nothing but paper, and had misrepresented
the assets OF the Hupes Crockery com
pany.
1T is said that he asserted that the
company had a large surplus and that IT
was paying dividends OF u per cent, when
It is known that there was no surplus.
Although It seems that some dividends
wereApaid, they must have been without
basis In profit"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Miss Highland and Billy Pullman Are
winning FavOrites Mt ~EmeryvIIIe.


OAKLAND. Cal, Nov. Awhile clear
weather prevailed, the track at Emery
VILE was muddy today and there were
some surprises. Warden, played from II
to 6 to ], beat Argonaut, the favorite, for
the second race at five and a half fur
longs. Miss Highland and Billy Pullman
were two successful first choices. Sum-
maries:
First race, five and a half furlongs, SELL
ing: Miss Highland (97, Deverich, Is to
2) won, Beau Man G05, Kirschbaum. 10 TO
third. Time: 1;lOh. Cowen, Allness, Orlin
Ormonde, Fanueil Hall. Roy Shumway,
Tungsten and Flewsie finished as named.
Second race, five furlongs, selling: War
dO5. Buxton, II to 81 second, Apto ORC 400.
Sweet. s to Il third. Time: LOSS. Mlcaela,
Wamboro. FiEent, Poleyard. Linola, Ell
Paso, Jim Mallary and Banthcl finished as
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Nebu-
losus d10. w. Miller, IS to 81 won, Billy
Bowlegs DO7. Sailing II to 81 second,
Wasp Qo2, Taplin. ? to u third. Time;
1:152b. Emma O., Billy Myer, Boas, Trust,
Armada. Abbey. Francis Joseph. Alcibiades
and Amethyst finished as named.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing: Billy Pullman oil, Powers, s to 81
won, Sir Brillar dis, Stuart, Z to u sec
ond, Colonel Bronston u07, Keogh, % to
2 t4igd, T rIftle Minister ii4Is; BE Milit pRsnS Maui
and Charles Green finished as named.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Hazlet IN, Powers, II to 81 won.
semproni d1O, Walsh, to y second, Toll
Box G1O. w. Miller, I to II third. Time:
1:Os2s. Novogorod, ~Chipmunk, Mabel Foun-
tain. Coppit, Knight, Deco and Carrie
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, sell.
ing; Rhinock d10. Miller, 10 to y won
Bellmence Q01, Buxton, 20 to ID second
silver Sue doI Russell, IS to y third
Celeres, Miss Bowdish and Huapala fin,
ished as named.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
KANSAS EXPECTS TO BE FIT
JayhAwkers in Pink Of Condition for
Thursdays Game.

LEAVENwORTH, Kan, Nov. 24-CSpe-
Kansas university squad of
twenty-five husky plgskin chasers, who
nave been quartered at the National hotel
stree Sunday, nave been holding daily
practice on the Soldier Home grounds
every afternoon. The team TO a man
came out OF the Iowa game in fighting
condition and will meet Missouri Thurs
day in as good condition as they went TO
Lincoln. Every night after supper the
coaches hold an hours chalk talk In order
to drill we'll into the minds CT the men
tho new formations. saved specially for
MCnilow's strong team.
johnson called very few of the fancy
plays at lows City that the JayhaWkers
unfolded to King Coles men, as Monilow
was in the bleachers. Thursday It will he
different. The fleet-fcoted quarters will
unload everything at his and
he will be forced to do II I'm order to make
a showing against the point winners from
The mill will be the fiercest seen In the
Missouri valley this year. The Tigers have
gone through the season with but one de-
feat, and In their other games have been
piling up smothering scores. On the other
hand, the Jeyhawkers as yet nave a clean
slate and already have the valley cham
pionship tucked tightly away under their
belt.
Kennedy will not fake his team to the
city until late tomorrow. in order to avoid
as much OF the excite ment as possible, as
he realizes that tomorrow's result depends
much on the mental attitude OF his men
and he wants TO keep them in the quiet al
long as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
LIGHT NIGHT IN POLICE BOARD
Liquor Licenses Are Not Expected TO
he Taken I'D for Two
Weeks.

The meeting of the Board of Fire and
Police commissioners last night was
short and little but routine matters were
considered.
The charges against Officer Thrasher
alleging hat he wrongfully arrested An
gus Smith of Lansing, Mich, were dis
missed, but he was mildly reprimanded
by the mayor for having been too hasty
and not sufficiently courteous.
Charges against officer $. T.. Egan FOR
being asleep on duty We're dismissed on
his showing that he was sick at the time.
c.. L. Bergman was placed on the police
force on the usual six months probation.
He was first appointed on the force some
months ago, but did not accept until this
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
RELATIVE OF NOTED WRIGHTS
Member of lola PythIAR Team be-
longs 10 Family of the
AerOuauta,

John A. Wright OF Tire real estate firm
OF Wright q Son OF Dayton. O., was a
member OF the lola Pythian lodge from the
Ohio city that was in Omaha to participate
in the Pythisn anniversary proceedings
Monday. Mr.. Wright is a relative OF the
famous Wright brothers, WILDER and Or
Vile. the aeroplane men.
We are. of course. pleased that the boys
have made such a success OF their air
ships" said Mr., Wright, but flying
through the air has not yet appealed very
strongly to the rest of the Wright tribe, so
the boys are left in exclusive and unenvied
enjoyment of their hobby"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
KANSAS LOOKED UPON TO WIN
Hawkeyes Regard Jayhawkers Cham
plOns of valley.


IOWA CITY, Ia. Nov. A-tSpeciaL)-
That Kansas will defeat Missouri in the
annual Thanksgiving game at Kansas City
is the belief among Iowa foot ball players,
coaches and the students, who have seen
both elevens play. As Iowa has met and
lost to both teams by the same score this
year, the Hawkeyes are well versed In the
style of play employed by each eleven and
also, have reasons for forming fairly good
opinions of the relative merits OF the
teams.
CoachCatlln left for wisconsin after the
Kansas game and his opinion could not be
secured. Assistant Coach John q. Griffith,
who is to o~fficiate at the big game, de-
clined to give an opinion owing to the fact
that he had not seen Missouri play.
Just to make a guess at T. from the
would be the favorite." was. Griffith's
statement. However, it should be a close
game and ] think, VIII be hard fought from
Students who accompanied the Iowa
eleven to Columbia and later, saw the KAN
sas team in action on Iowa field. are In
| clined to favor the ~Jayhawkers. The com
mon predictions vary from two to three
touchdowns. The power of the Kansas
offense is what impressed the average spec
tator, and many OF the plays devised by
Coach Kennedy were praised.
On the other hand. DR.. w. j.. Monilaw OF
the University Of Missouri, was on hand
last Saturday and he obtained much In
formation on the Kansas play. which will
come to light Thanksgiving day at Kan
sas City. Not only did he watch every
a. VI AA1 80 AAAAAtNE
he went in the varsity dressing rooms after
the game and talked with each and every
Hawkeye linesman to find out the indl-
vidual characteristics of the kansas line
individually. Many lowans believe that the
willy Missourian will have Graves, Driver
and others of his men so familiar with
the Kansas offense and defense that the
surprise will be on the men from Law
renee.
Another factor considered from the low
standpoint is the question of weight. Mis-
souri, Is heavier than Iowa and VIII have
the opportunity to stand the grueling old
time foot ball of the JaYhawkers in better
shape than Iowa did. In the second hall
with the substitutes in. after the hard
knocks OF the beefy Kansas eleven hao
laid out the regulars, the Kansas backs
went through low for longer gains. Loca
critics figure hat the Kansas backfielo
will have more trouble with Missouri II
this regard than Iowa.
The methods employed by some OF this
Kansas forwards were unusual. A strange
story went the rounds of the campus yes
terday. The man opposing Seidel, Wood
told 'Si' that he would not 80 after MI
weak spots as Instructions, and that II h'
could not outplay by straight fool ball II,
would not use dirty tactics. Ia the seconC
half a sub was sent in: Seideis bad kne'
was wrenched on the first play: a minute
later he was struck In the forehead. and
I finally, caught squarely on the bridge o
his tender nose by the opposing guard
This. with the roughing OF Kirk. hai
caused considerable comment here. though
on the whole the general sentiment OF tn
Saturday was that Kansas and Iowa playe'
a clean, hard-fought game OF foot ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
Drake and Ames 60 settle.

DIES MONIES. la, Nov ~2L-(SpeciaID-
with Grinnell's victory over Cornell last
Saturday. the Iowa championship race set
tied down 20 the finals between Drake and
AInes on Thanksgiving day al the Stadium.
Both laid off last Saturday and one OF the
greatest games Of the year Is expected
when the best two teams hn the state clash.
Drake is fering Isl" Lambert, the Ames
fullback. who has been said by many ives
tern officials who have seen him play 10
have no peer IN the west. The ability OF
Lambert and his place Kicking won the
memory IL still fresh In the minds OF many
Drake men. y
He is the greatest funbaek / have seen
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
YORK CLAIMS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Does Not oncede Omaha Has a clear
title.

YORK, Neb., Nov. a~.-(Special. DE
spairinR of securing a game with the
Omaha High school. which York asserts
has no right to claim the championship OF
Nebraska high schools, York Is rejoicing
over a game booked for Thanksgiving day
at York with Bellevue college. York has
endeavorec to play a game with Omaha
and at one time Omaha agreed upon a
with considerable regret that York re-
ceived notice from Omaha caaoelling the
date. York comedies that Omaha has a
good team. but will not concede them
champions. Even with its crack player,
Scotty, out Of the game with a broken
collar bone %crtppling the team, York be-
lieVes that Il can defeat Omaha. York, by
reason OF having never been defeated by
the crack high school teams, considers Il
has as much right TO Claim the champion
ship OF Nebraska as Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25

in ten years said Ralph Hoaglsnd. an OLD
Princeton star. after the Nebraska-Ames
game. In 1885 the fullback OF the Carlisle
Indians was OF the same class. but / have
not seen a man since that time his equal.
He Is one OF the greatest fulloacks j
ever saw, was the statement OF Captain
King OF Fort Des Moines. He can run the
ends from his position like a halfback' Is
one OF the best place kickers In the west,
and can pass the ball. like a base ball.
Lambert will play his last Iowa game this
THANKSGIVING.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
Humboldt Boys Win Game,

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Nov. 24-(Special.)-
The Falls City and Humboldt basket ball
teams met again Saturday afternoon on the
local grounds in double-head games, the
visitors bringing along a large crowd of
among them. Both games were exciting,
but the boys showed more practice than
the girls. The boys game was won by
Humboldt, the score being 10 to IA. and
the contest throughout was marked by ex-
tremely fast playing. In the girls game
taking the victory by a score OF IA to 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
If You Are over rIFty READ This.

Most people past middle age suffer from
kidney and bladder disorders which Foiey's
Kidney Remedy would cure. Stop the drain
on the vitality and restore needed strength
and vigor. Commence taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy today Sold by all druggists.
genuine is in the yellow package. Sold BY
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
PuRiIist May Die from blow.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24-Fred Bradley,
the Boston heavyweight puRilist, who was
seriously injured In a savage bout at the
West End Athletic club her last night.
with Al Kubiak, known as the Michigan
Giant is still in d critical condition. He
is suffering from conclusion of the brain
and a possible facture of the skull. His
recovery is doubtful.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
WITH THE BowLERs.

The City association tournament opened
on the association alleys last night with a
nVe-men event between the Omaha Bicycles
and the Cole-Mckennas In which event the
Bicycles won two games and total pins
with a score Of $3.50. Starr had high total.
rolling a nice game, also high single game
Of 29. Tonight the Triumphs aud Gate
Citys at p. m. and the Brodegaard Crowns
and a picked team from the association
league at s:15 p. M. The Bicycles ana Cole
McKennas bowl their doubles and singles
on the Metropolitan alleys tonight. Score:
MAIL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25

In the Sterling pool tournament last night
E. Meeks defeated Bradshaw In a close
game by the score OF 104 to 80. Meeks Sc
Bradshaw, 8, l, 2. 8, 2, !, 1, I, 8, Z,
2, 4, 2, s, 2, 8, II, 2, l, 4, l, l, 8, 3, 5,
8, 1-92.
e. Meeks-1. 8, 4, 1. 5. l, 4, 4. 4, 1s. 6,
9, 2, 4. 9, I. 2 2. 2, 2, ., !, 4, 3-14.
Scratches: Bradshaw, 2; Meeks, 4. Hines
and Ittner play tonight at s o'clock.
The standing will be published tomorrow.