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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02

a kicking Beytes, the Brown full
back, made several long punts and the Har-
wards back could not run back the punts,
for the speedy Brown ends downed them
In almost every instance.
Harvard kicked off to Browns ten-yard
line in the second half and Sprackling took
the ball to the wenty-fivo-yar line and
punted to the center OF the field. Long
line plunges were followed by an exchange
of punts, which ended with the ball on
Harvard's thirty-fivc-yard line. Then
White and Cutting, by line plays and a
fake kick. carried the ball down the field
until White was pushed over for a touch
down. Mckay kicked the goal. Brown
scored after sprackling had punted to Cut
ting, who fumbled on Harvard's five-yard
line, and was thrown over for a slfety.
This was the first safety ever made in
a match game in the Stadium.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
WISCONSIN DEFEATS MARQUETTE
Team from Milwaukee Leads at End
of First Half.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. WISCONSIN uni-
verslty of Milwaukee on the gridiorn yes
terday in the first game in which these
two teams ever came together, the game
ending with a score of . to 6. The first
half was Marquettc's by a narrow margin,
each team scoring a touchdown, but Mar
quette was fortunate in kicking goal, while
Wisconsin failed.
T~wenty-three minutes after the first half
started Wilce carried the ball over. Mess
mer failed to kick goal. Score: Wisconsin,
s; Marquette, %.
A forward pass, Wright TO Foley, the
latter ran seventy yards with splendid in
terft renee and placed the ball squarely be-
tween the goal posts. Wright kicked goal.
Score; Marquette, 8; Wisconsin. s.
The ball was i'm Wisconsin's territory
nearly all OF the second half, Moll tried
another goal kick from the twenty-five
yard line. but failed again. He finally tried
a drop kick from the two-ysTd line and
made II. Score; Wisconsin, 3; Marquette, G.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
Mrs. Ellen X. Denny Dead.

Mrs. Ellen X. Denny, who has been
connected with the management Of the
Christian Home for a number OF years,
died at an early hour yesterday morning
at her residence at the institution from
national convention Of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union in Denver.
She was s. years of age and leaves her
husband, Colonel w N. Denny, and three
daughters, Mrs. William Van Arnam, of
South Omaha, Florence and Mary Denny,
who are associated in the work of the
Christian Home.
Short services will be held this afternoon
at her late residence at the Christian
Home. following which the body will be
taken to the old family home In Vim
cennes, Ind, for burial. The services will
be conducted by Rev. F. A. Case, pastor
Of the First Baptist church., assisted by
Rev. ]. M. Williams. pastor OF the Broad
way Methodist church and Rev. d. F..
jenkins OF the Theological seminary in
Omaha.
Besides the husband and three daughters,
Mrs. II. r. Lemen, and Mr.. and Mrs. d.
T. Lemen of Minneapolis will accompany
the body to Vincennes.
Friends of the family are invited to be
present at the services at the residence
this afternoon.
The members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union will meet at 4 o'clock
this afternoon at the corner of Broadway
and Seventh street to attend the funeral
in a body.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
IowR NeMs Notea.

TABOR-Mrs. b. ]. Adamson died this
morning at her home on East street, after
a long Illness with consumption. Besides
her husband, who is one of Tabor's leading
merchants. she is survived by three sons
and one daughter,
IOWA FALLS-Elmer T.. Canaan sold
the Woods hotel property to Charles G..
Hibner, the reported consideration being
$4,000. The hotel is the pioneer hotel Of
the city and Is recognized as one Of the
best hotels In this part of the state.
MARSHALLTOWN - MarshaIltown nest
of the Order OF Owls was instituted here
tonight and officers were elected and in
stalled. The lodge was instituted by Ma
tional Organizer ]. r. Nelson OF Indian
apolis, Ind. The new lodge starts with a
membership OF 126
TABOR-H, o.. Allehy has sold his lSO-
acre farm In Mills ounty just across the
COUNTY line road northeast OF Tabor. 10 A.
T. Hardy for N66 per acre. This is the big
gest price paid for a farm OF fair size In
this locality. Mr.. Allehy bought the farm OF
A. j. Munsinger three years ago for SIPS per
acre, which was then considered a big
price.
DIVA FALLS-An accident is reported
from near Ellington which will prob bIy
terminate fatally for Jackson Stafford.
While out hunting his gun was accidentally
discharged. disfiguring his face in a fright
full manner. The shot struck the lower Dor
tion OF his face. cutting away a portion
Of the flesh on the Jaw. He walked home
after the Academic but it is reported he
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
COUNCIL BLUFFS

hosI ital from an injury received while
playing foot ball Wednesday, october q.
The young lad was playing foot ball with
a number Of his playmates in the yard
Of the Thirty-second street school when
he received a kick in the foreheri over
the right eye. A hemorrhage ens,El and
It was found necessary TO remove the In
jurod lad to the hospital. A consultation
by a number OF surgeons OF this city and
from Omaha was held Friday, pUt the
exact location Of the trouble could not be
ascertained.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the family residence and
burial will be in Forest Lawn cemetery
in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
INDIANS
DEFEAT
Carlisle Wins It's First Victory from
Annapolis.

Carlisle Wins It's First Victory from
Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. lon a fast grid
iron yesterday the Indians from Carlisle
administered their first defeat to the mid
shipmen. The final score was Carlisle, IS;
Navy, 6. For the first half the middies
had the best of it until just before time
was called. Probably the m~idshpmen's
best chance for a score came almost i'm
mediately after the contest opened, but
they failed to make 1t and just as the
half was drawing to a close Carlisle be-
gan the series of four scores, all1 of them
placement goals beautifully made by
Balenti. that made up Carlisle's total of
16. The Navy was not discouraged and
went back to the second half with the
cheering knowledge that In 1t Il would
have the advantage of a favoring wind for
Dalton's kicks. The very first of these,
however, went sailing out OF bounds, and
the navy was again on the defensive.
The defense did no good against the whirl-
wind attack of the Indians and the mid
shipmen were quickly in dire straits to de-
fend their goal. 1t was just after Balenti
made his third placement goal that the
midshipmen made their score. Determined
to stave off a "whitewash," the navy play
ers went in literally TO annihilate their
visitors. Line plunges finally drove Rich
ardson over for the blue and COLDS only
score. Northcroft kicked goal.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
CoE oUTCLAssED BY GRINNELL
Long and Sensational Run Scorer only
Count for Defeated Eleven

GRINNELL, Ia, Nov. t.-(special Tel
egram.)-Coe met Grlnnell on the grid
iron yesterday and was defeated by a
score of 20 to 6. The Weather and grounds
were favorable, but neither team over
exerted itself because of the coming con-
test of each with Cornell. The Coe team
was lighter than the regular 9rinnell
team. but some light substitutes about
evened the weight. Coe was outclassed.
GrinnelI played. straight foot ball. Coe
used the forward pass largely, making
it's only touchdown and numerous gains
In that way. McQuilken's thirty-yard run
and touchdown in the beginning of the
second half was sensational, also Ben
bows capture of Bair on the Vineyard
line after a chase OF half the length of
the field. Grinnell was penalized heavily
and frequently, the cause being some
times not obvious to spectators, Grin
nell is not in good form just now for
strong playing, as Marshall and Brundage
are out for the season, and Shenstrom,
Wells and Warmer are all suffering from
injuries in the Drake game. The lineup
was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
FOURTH VICTORY FOR TARKIo
Game a Contest In First Half, hut
SecOAd q Procession.

AhAAH DuN
Second q Procession.
TARKIO. Mo, Nov. L-(speclal Tele-
gram. )-Tarkio college by superb interfer-
ence, fine passing and kicking defeated
Midland college of Atkinson, Kas., here
yesterday on a superb field and in ideal
weather, 70 to 0. The score indicates a
loose, embarrassing game. but 1t was a
game full Of excitment throughout, Mid
land showing unusual strength for the first
ten minutes of play, keeping the ball by
profiting by Tarkio's fumbling in Tarkio's
territory most Of the time. Midland kicked
north to lTarkio. r~egained the kick on a
tumble by Tarkio. 1t could not advance the
ball, and tried a place kick, but failed.
Tarkio carried the ball to Midland's twenty
yard line, but lost the ball on an Illegal
forward pass. Midland kicked and re-
gained the ball on a tumble by Tarkio and
again punted. Tarkio now swept down the
field and scored the first touchdown after
line plunging by Murray, Bowman, Nor
row and Colvin. Morrow scored. Withrow
gathered a Tarkio tumble and scored dur
ing this half. Bowman and Colvin agar
scored. First half, Tarkio p, Midland o.
TarkIo seemed to have gained ginger,
snap, energy and determination during the
interval for 1t fumbled no more and car
ried the ball SUCCESSFULLY for long gains by
Bowman, Withrow. Gowdy, Murray and
Morrow. Murray also negotiated a place
kick from Midland's thirty yard line. This
half was replete with spectacular playing
and tackling. forward passes and broad,
sweeping end runs. Tarkio scored eight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
RAILRoADERs' CHANCE TO VOTE
COunty Attorney Writes Representa-
tlNea Of The Lines.

Jun 0NNVEnGs \ HCBNNuChAA
tives OF the Lines.
County Attorney j. J. Hess yesterday
sent a circular letter to division superin-
tendents and local representatives of the
railroads entering this city suggesting that
some orderly arrangement be made where
by railroad employees may be excused from
work In order to cast their votes at the
general election next Tuesday.
Under the law Of this state any person
entitled to vote at a general election shall
on the day OF such election be entitled to
absent himself from any services in which
he is then employed for a period of two
hours, between the time OF opening and
closing of the polls, which period may be
designated by the employer.
The letter sent by the county attorney
reads as follows:
Gentlemen: The ballot for the general
election to be held next Tuesday is an un-
usually large one and In many precincts
I will be difficult for all voters to cast
their votes unless the men who are en-
ployed are given the time provided by law.
Section 113 of the Code OF Iowa pro-
vides: That every employee is entitled to
be absent from his work without loss of
pay for two hours on each general cleo
ton day, which period may be designated
by the employer" A severe penalty is
provided for failure to comply with the
provision OF law above stated.
Al past elections there has been complaint
that many men did not get to vote. Can
not you arrange with the heads OF your
departments to permit the men in your en-
ploy to have their two hours at various
times during the day. to the end thai all
may have a chance to vote. II this is not
Help them get their votes in early, that
all may have a voice In the election. with
without interfering with your business.
j. j. HESS, County Attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
REGISTRATION IS HEAVY
More Than Eight Hundred Larger
Than Four Years Ago.
POLLING PLACES DESIGNATED
cIaude n. Porter, Democratic Candi-
date for Senator, Addresses n
F~air-si1ed Audience Mt the
star Theater.

When the registrars closed their books
at 9 o'clock last night the registration
in the city for the general election to be
held next Tuesday had reached a total Of
6.S43. This is an increase of $50 over
the registration for the general election
in 1904.
The total registration in the thirteen
precincts of the city yesterday was 1,432.
The total registration for the first three
days of registration last week was 4,91l
As had been anticipated, the largest in
crease was In the Fifth and Sixth wards.
The total registration vy precincts, with
that for 1904 and showing the increase,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02

cannot live and II is thought will never be
able to tell just how the accident occurred.
IOWA FALLS-A unique sportsmen's
meeting has been called to be held at Wall
Lake, northwest of this city, next Thursday
steps will be taken at this meeting by
sportsmen from Williams. Eagle Grove,
BOWS, Calf, Iowa Falls and Alden looking
hunters resort.
.MARSHALLTOWN-For the first time
in the history OF the city the police de:
partment is tonight employing high. school
boys to patrol the city and protect prop
erty from the youths who are always busy
on Halloween night. Mayor Ingledue Sc
cured a force of twenty boys from the local
high school and. armed with clubs aud
deputised to make arrests, they we're sent
into the residence district TO patrol the
streets and alleys. A Hiicc AIItltsr-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
PoIIinr PIncea pestEnated.


County Auditor Cheyne yesterday an
nounced the polling places in the city for
the general election next Tuesday. They
are as follows:
First w~ard.-First precinct, 1874 East
Broadway. Second precinct, 2N East Broad
way. -
street. Second precinct, 1874 West Broad
Third ward.-First precinct, 1o1 Fourth
street. Second precinct. S7 South Main
Fourth ~ward.-First precinct, Farmers
hall, court house. Second precinct TO Six
Fifth ~ward.-First precinct, County build
ing corner Fifth avenue and Twelfth street.
Second precinct. County building corner
Third precinct, 1913 West Broadway.
Sixth waTd.-First precinct, County build
ing. corner Avenue B and Twenty-fonrt
street. Second precinct, Olson building
near corner Fifth and Locust streets
Porter Talks to Democrats.
Claude r. Porter. democratic candidate
for United States senator, who addressed
a gathering of his party at the Star theater
last night. experienced considerable trouble
in reaching Council Bluffs from Oakland,
where he spoke during the afternoon. He
did not reach the city until about $3.50
O'Clock, whereas he had been billed TO
speak at s. The fair sized crowd which
had assembled at the theater was kept In
n good humor while awaiting the arrival
OF Mr.. Porter by the Council Bluffs Maan-
nerchor, which rendered a number OF selec-
tions in German. Attorney John p Organ
also helped fiji in the time by discussing
the issues which he contended were in
volved In the county campaign.
\ Mr.. Porter was given a generous well
come. lie spoke principally on the ques-
lions Of trusts and the guaranty OF bank
deposits.
MIR. Porter, accompanied by State Com
mltteeman ]. j. Hughes of tlis city, left
Oakland In an automobile, but found the
roads IN bad condition. Near Quick the
machine is said TO have broken down and
a telephone message from Quick asked tina
an automobile be sent out from this city
to bring the party in. No machine wal
available here, but County Chairman
Lenocker succeeded in having one sen
from McClelland to pick the party up a
Quick.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02

A married man who permits any men,
Der OF the family to a k anything except
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs. colds
and lung trouble is guilty of neglect. Moth
ing else is as good for all pulmonary
troubles. The genuine Foley'r Honey and
Tar contains no opiates and Is in a yellow
package. Sold by ali druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
ChiId pies from FriRht.

erosion, Ia. Oct. ~s1.-Cspecial Tele-
gram.)-Brain fever, induced by fright from
an attack by a dog urged on by a ~neighbor
boy several days ago. caused the death
today OF the 2-year-old daughter of En-
gineer John Hawker of this city. A brother
a few years older was with the baby when
the attack was made and is In a serious
condition from shock caused by fright.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
MIDLAND

Touchdowns: Captain Murray (O, Nor
(2. Gowdy, Ward. Place kicks Murray.
Goals from field: = Murray s. ~ Referee:
Cloyes, Minnesota university, UmUirS:
Monmouth. Head llnesman: Tarkio Bestor.
Timer: Paree. Time OF halves: 25 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
Wilson Not In Good Health.
LA TOILETTE IS TOURING IOWA
Urges People to Vote for Taft and
Cummtns.

MARSHAILTOWN, Ia. Nov. 1.-CSpecial
Telegram )-senator Robert NJ. La Toilette
OF Wisconsin spoke to Immense crowds in
Iowa Saturday, speaking I'm this city this
afternoon and Boone this evening. At both
places he urged Iowans to send Governor
Cummins to the senate to Help us get
something for the people" He referred to
Bryan kindly, but explained his weaknesses
and particularly the danger OF giving power
into the control OF the kind of associates
Bryan is surrounded with.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
Real Estate transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
October 81. by the Pottawattsmie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs;
Portsmouth Savings bank to Mrs.
II. L. Eberhart, lot 10, block 3, Har-
rlson Street addition to Council
JessIca j. siedentopf and husband;
Ellen NJ. 8. Haas and husband to
Julia r. Christensen. Part OF lots
Council Bluffs, q. c. d......,........ 1.25
Same to Harry W, zepp, lot 4. Auds.
subdivision of lot "a IN Johnson's ad-
dillon 10 Council Bluffs, q. c. d..
Helen l.. Mcmillan. unmarried, ct al,
TO James McIrtlre, WIZ acres of the
nlS acres OF sRh, sen in 25-77-44,
fBeniamin ISehr Real Estate Co, To- '
Joseph Hanson, lots4 block Z, Ben
sons addition TO Council Bluffs,
J. w .sdiiirs ana wife to Eicseus j. S'
Lee, wSi Feet OF lot Is and all Of
lot 16. block 8, Squire's addition TO
Council Bluffs, W. d......"...,... 4(
c; NJ. Bope; unmarried; to f. J, Day.
lot Z, block ?, Benson's Second add
ton to Council Bluffs. W. d.......... 100
BENJAMIN Fehr Real Estate Co, to F.
Day, lots q and %, block 20.
Ferry's addition and lots 5 and 9,
BENJAMIN Fehr Park addition to
Council Bluffs. W. ..,................ 1,q5'
Thomas z. Huff and wife to Harry
o. Cook, part Of original plat OF lot
Verne BENJAMIN and wife TO F. ].
Day. lot IS. block 10, Turelys' addi-
ton and lots Z and s. block 10.
Ferry's addition to Council Bluffs.
Paul I. Van order. unmarried To- "
Adam L. LYNCH. lot 6 block 2.
Streets addition to Council Bluffs,
T.. J.. Pearce and wife To- Joseph D. "''
sherer, nwk OF ~l0-74-Ss, W, d.. $40
To4,i Fr,s,,, tra,s, $40 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
Nash scores in a Minute.
BROWN SCORES ON HARVARD
First safety Ewes Made In Match
Game in stadium.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. l-Harvard
defeated Brown in a sharply contested
game at the Stadium yesterday, 6 to 2. All
the scoring was done in the second half.
In the first half II was almost entirely
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
Serious decorations

and wounds are healed without danger OF
blood poisoning by Bucklen's Arnica salve,
the healing wonder. sc. For sale by
BeatOn Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
BOTH SHY ON PREDICTIONS
Chairmen of Neither Committee Will
ing to Name Figures on State.
REPUBLICANS SURE OF RESULT
Secretary Wilson In Poor Health and
Has Been Compelled to Cancel
Several Of His Dates
During Campaign.
tFrom a staff Correspondents

U ioHu ~ GNdlA wi iOeRoANNANJ
DIES MONIES, Nov. L-(special.)-The
chaotic condition of politics in Iowa was
fairly indicated today wien the chsirmen
Of the two state committees both declined
aguin to make any definite statement as to
the outcome in the state. A few days ago
they announced they would not make any
claims or estimates. They will not do so
except in the most general terms.
Chairman FRANKIE Of the republican COM
mittee wrote out and gave to the public
the following:
I have made no statement as to the
probable results of the election next Tues
day, and do not care to make any estimate
of the majority, Things as a whole
throughout the state are in good condition
and I feel confident OF the outcome.
Chairman Price in like manner made this
statement for publication:
The situation has gradually improved for
the democrats since the beginning OF the
for success. Conditions throughout the
state do not warrant a prediction on ma
%jorities.
This indefiniteress does not mean that
there is any doubt as to the republicans
carrying Iowa, but in view of the fact
that there is certain to be more scratching
this year than for many years there is no
way of forming a satisfactory estimate
as to the vote either on president or gov
ernor. Neither committee has had as much
money at its disposal this year az usual.
Two years ago the democratic committee
secured from outside the state a large
fund, which was used to try to induce re-
publicans to become democrats. and a great
many OF them did make the change ct the
time. This year the democrats ave re-
ceived no help from outside the state. The
republicans have received no money from
outside the state. but have sent to the
national committee a small sum, They
have used nearly as much as in the last
campaign, but have not had to face any
organized holt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02

Advertise In The Bee, the paper that goes
into the homes of the best people.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02

touohdowns in the. following order, Murray,
Bowman, Withrow, Morrow, Ward, Colvin,
Gowdy, Murray. Tarkio has won it's fourth
successive game and has scored 2S points
70 its opponents nothing. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02

LIcenses 20 wed were Issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Are
George McMillen, st. Paul, MINI .......I,S 6
May Smith, st. Paul, MINI
Josh Ferguson, Omaha ............... 20
PeBgie Mckee, Omaha 20
Della Scott, Hillsdale,
Herbert Fuller. Council Bluffs ............23
Mary Udey, Council Bluffs ................22
Thomas E.. Rohan, Omaha ..................26
Neihe lohuer' oman ..............."...
S. McAlexander, McPaul, a.............,..22
Pearl Templeton. Council Bluffs ..........l7
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-02
Total tvslys transfers. .as-
Foot BAN InIury Fatal.

James w. Brakeman, the 12-year-old son
Of Mr., snd Mrs. NJ. H.. Brakeman. sO0
Avenue c, died yesterday morning at an
early hour at the Edmundson Memorial