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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
HOPE RUNS HIGH At ANES
Coaches Busy Fitting Eleven for the
Game with Nebraska
RELIANCE ON THE BACKF1E1D
students Held Rallies and Prepare to
Come TO the Game and Root
for Their GPidirOn
Warriors.

AMEs. Ia, Nov. A-(Special.)-Practice
began here in earnest last night for the
Nebraska game. The showing made at
Missouri greatly encouraged both the
coaches and the student body. They are
also highly pleased because the squad came
back practically intact. The only man who
suffered from injuries was Graham. His
injuries are not serious however, and he
will probably be in shape to start the
game.
There is no spirit of overconfidence here.
In spite of the great showing made at
Missouri. Nebraska is undoubtedly on paper
the stronger team. This condition results
from the loss of Jeanson, Brugger and
Reppert from the Ames squad. With these
three men In the game the strength OF the
two teams should have been nearly equal.
Nebraska's advantage now seems to lie
chiefly in the line and in the quarterback
position.
Those at the Iowa City game were greatly
impressed with the strength OF the Ne
braska end tackles. Captain Law will take
care of one tackle position for Ames, but
the man who plays the other tackle posi-
ton and the two ends are all inexperienced,
The Ames line is undoubtedly much the
lighter but swifter of the two. TIL back
fields seem to be evenly matched both in
weight and speed. The Lamberts and
Hubbard are undoubtedly three of the fast
est backs In the west. Nebraska has prob
ably a slight advantage in the speed of its
quarter backs, but the headwork shown
by Reggen in the Missouri game was al
that could be demanded. The punting OF
Lambert at Missouri excelled anything
shown by the Nebraska backs this year
and in the game as it is played today Amei
will undoubtedly make the most of this.
Students Arc Enthusiastic.
Considerable enthusiasm is being shown
here and every student who can possibly
rake up the money declares he is going t.
Omaha to see this game, Tonight a larg'
mass meeting was held. The freshman
who did not know what one OF the contest
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY-Special Meet
ing,-Omaha, Neb., october Z, 19O8.-A spe-
ciai meeting OF the stockholders OF The
south Omaha and Western Railroad Com
pany will be held at the office of the
Company In Omaha, Neb., on Friday. De-
cember IS, 1908, at II o'clock a. M for the
nuruose OF authorizing and providing for
The SAFE of the railroad Of The South Omaha
and Western Railroad Company. with Its
franchises and appurtenances. its real es-
tate and. personal property, to Union Pa
cific railroad Company. the consideration
for such sale to be the cancellation OF
The bonds and satisfaction of the mort
gage of said The South Omaha and " estern
Railroad Company, and the assumption, OF
All it's other Indebtedness by the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company; and for
the purpose of transacting all such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting. For the purposes of the meeting
the books for the transfer of stock will
be closed at 8 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
December Z, 1905, and will be reopened at
10 o'clock 3. m. on Saturday. December
10. 1908. T. M. ORR. Secretary. oSdtoDlS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
WILL PLAY NEXT YEAR
Gives No 10 RumOr of Any
Other Intention.

In Chicago there is stray talk that Presl-
dent Murphy and Manager Chance of the
Cubs had had a difference over money
matters that might influence Chance from
returning to Chicago next season. When
Chance passed through Omaha Tuesday
enroute to California he was asked point
blank: "Will you play with the Cubs next
season. And his reply was a prompt and
emphatic, 'Oh. yes. certainly" He then
consented to speak OF several plans he
had for next season, chief Of which was:
Il think we ought to be able to make 1t
four straight r.t
The Cub manager signed a four-year con-
tract before the last season closed and
President Murphy says he has no doubt Of
Chances satisfaction with that contract or
OF his intention TO fulfill Its terms. Chance
confirmed this by stating while In Omaha
there was no intimation of friction in the
ranks or management of the Cubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
THOUSANDS SEE The RETURNS
Masses Of People Get Election News
from The Bees Stereopticon.
SPECIAL SERVICE IS EMPLOYED
Regular and Special Telegraph Wires
and Battery of Exclusive TeIe-
phones Feed the Paper
with All News.

Thousands of people got their first cleo
ton returns from the stereopricon views
thrown by The Bee on to the gigantic can
vass stretched against the Seventeenth
street side of the New York Life building
Tuesday night.
Seventeenth and Farnam streets were
literally enmassed with people who stood
for hours patiently watching and zealously
cheering the returns. The figures were
large and distinct and could be read for
some distance. The enterprise was a dis
tinct success.
The story of how The Bee gathered and
displayed the returns is an interesting one
In itself. 1t had first the regular Aassoci-
ated Press service and its own special
staff correspondents, covering the entire
country. and in addition to this the ex-
cellent service of the American Telegraph
and Telephone company and the Nebraska
Telephone company wires. These wires
were exclusive to The Bees use. They
were arranged so as to pour their stream
of news directly into The Bee editorial
rooms. A battery of eleven additional
telephones, each manned by an expert
operator and representing a separate wire,
was the equipment established for this one
night in the editorial offices. From every
corner of the county bulletins were flashed
into The Bee over these wires and at the
same time the Associated Press and the
staff correspondents were sending in their
detailed accounts.
Source that Fed Public.
1t was from such a source that the thou
sands of people on the streets watching
the stereopticon views were fed. 1t re.
quired a very large staff OF men to main.
tain the display service. The machinery
was placed in the Updike Grain company's
offices of the first floor of The Bee build
ing.
I~nterspersed between the election re-
ports photographs of prominent men.
Taft, Sheldon, Brown, Burkett, Roose-
welt and others, were thrown upon the
canvass. Invariably these faces evoked
loud applause.
Stray remarks were straws that indi-
Gated the political complexion Of the
crowd. In the large majority Of cases
these straws blew in the republican
direction.
Early in the evening when the certain
statement of Taft's election by his sweep
ing victory in New York became possible
there was a deafening volume of applause
1t was plain that the verdict of the Amer
lean people was not displeasing to the
smaller jury that stood In these streets
of Omaha. 1t seemed apparent that 1.-THE
size of Taft's majority in the Empire
state was a surprise even tc republicans
and a crushing disappointment to the
democrats. who had chung to the glim-
mering hope that their Peerless Leader
had not led them for the third time 10
defeat and himself to his ultimate polit-
ical grave.
There were crowds in other parts of the
city. in fact. in nearly all parts of the
downtown district, but none that com
pared in density with this one.
Returns from points in the state Were
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
CREIGHTON is WORKING HART
Getting Ready for Its RuB with the
Kansas ARRfep.

nhhsHA AkkheHs
The Creighton foot ball squad has been
such a team as the Denver university was
only a myth.
The strength Of the Grizzlies was a reve-
lation to. the local players as we'll as to
their faithful side line %rooteTs, who are loud
IN their praise OF the good showing the
Creightonians made against the strong UNI
knowns of Colorado.
With the Denver game a thing of the past
e1tort toward capturing the scalps of the
Kansas Aggies next Saturday afternoon at
me Vinton street park. AS the players
realize the Importance of next Saturdays
game with the Ageies they are all striving
10 De in good condition and form, so as TO
De able TO give a good account Of them
selves and show that there are no cutters
IN the blue and white camp.
The farmers have had a stiff schedule
SO Tar this season, but have only lost one
game up to date and that to the, husky
Ing the eleven from Kansas Wesley an to
the score Of 2S to 5 they held the well
known Kansas university. team to a IL to
IL tie, displaying their ability to hold their
games on their heavy schedule, besides the
one with Creighton, are with the husky
oklahoma Aggies, the shifty and speedy
aggregation from Washburn coll ge, CLOSING
the season with the neighboring rivals, the
Colorado Aggies, on Thanksgiving day.
Inc advance sale of tickets for the Kan
sas-Creighton game assures the local man.
agement that there will be an unusually
cheer their respective teams on to victory
The local alumni have secured a number
OF automobiles and carryalls and evidently
intend to let the people Of Omaha know
that Creighton university is on the western
map of foot ball
To supply the wants Of local enthusiasts
tickets have been placed on sale. at the
and Myers-Dilon's.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
STUDENT PUT THROUGH MILL
Mildly
Iowa University Students Mildly
Haze studious One.

Haze StUOIuNs Ohts
IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 4-(Special.(-
Medieval methods were employed by the
students in the University of Iowa when
the "ducking stool to chasttse some OF
the undergraduates who persisted In attend
ing classes on election day despite the gen
eral edict to cut"
]. Johnson, a member Of the college Of
liberal arts, attended a history lecture
under Prof. Plum. He was the sole student
in attendance, and when the hour ended
and he was dismissed, classmates seized his
arms and legs. He was carried down two
flights Of stairs in a hurry. A yellow cam
vas sign nearby was taken and space
enough for the Students head made. Then
the huge yellow square was put over John
sons head. However, before the students
put on the yellow stock the hair was
cut. Dean c. N. Gregory of the college of
law, saved the young man further humilia-
ton in front of the campus on Gin on
street as he was being rushed northward.
Registrar Barrett broke up another in
surrection, when a second band of liberal
arts students took two obstrepurous mem
bers to the river with their coats turned in
side out, lower legs bare, etc. Although
the university officer was jolted in the rush
he managed to stop the trip to the "ducking
stool"
TIE professional schools did not attend
classes Monday, declaring practically a
two days vacation. Yesterday afternoon.
with the college of liberal arts out, Presi-
dent G. e MacLean declared a half hon-
day, and orders were issued to close all
university buildings. Four years ago the
medics cut for a week, and a threat was
made by the administrator to decrease
their grades ten per cent for the semester.
Some act of discipline is expected tomorrow
by the students.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
VARSITY saUAD IN PRACTICE
Iowa Doing Wha They Are Able to
PrepRre for IllinOIR.


IOWA CITY. Mo-, 47(Special)-Iowa's
varsity took a brace last night and in half
an hours scrimmage practice succeeded In
crossing the freshmen's goal line six times
In the. thirty-fve minutes play, despite the
fact that there we're several Al substi-
tutes in the varsity lineup. Captain Kirk,
Setdel, Stutsmanr and Carberry were left
on the side lines during the scrimmage,
but were used in the long and strenuous
signal practice which lasted until a quar-
ter to seven. 7lai4
Coach Catlin gave the men the longest
practice of the year and they were thor
oughly tired when the final lap around the
track was finished. The team is in fair
condition but several of the regulars are
not in shape for a grueling game.
. Seideis nose is much better and It is
probable that the big guard will be in
fine condition for play against the giant
Van Hook. The bump on his nose was
not so serious as was feared at first and
he will be ready for the first charge when
the teams clash Saturday.
1t is the aim of the coaches this week to
train the backs to start faster and to give
more snap to the bucks and off tackle
smashes of the Hawkeye back field. Fee,
Hazard and Collins, the backs have been
carefully drilled the past two days in leav-
ing their positions faster, The work of
the Nebraska backs was a decided lesson
to the Iowans and Catlln is working the
men hard to bring about results.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
COOKE is OUT OF THE HOSPITAL
Not Likely, However, He VIII he Able
to Play Against Ames.

LINCOLN, Nov. 4.-(Special)-"Pip'
Cooke, Nebraska's str quarter, this morn
ing lit the haspital where he has been con-
fined for the past two weeks with a bad
case of blood poisoning in his right foot.
He appeared at the training table for din
ner but did not don a suit at practice, al
though watching the Cornhuskers at their
work from the sidelines. He announced
that he would report for practice tomorrow
afternoon, but the coaches said they did
not believe he would be in condition to
play in the Ames game at Omaha Satur-
day. Cooke Is quite weak from his long
him to get strong enough to endure the
grueling play that a quarter will have to
stand in a game with the Iowa Aggies.
The loss of Cooke will compel the
Coaches to play Bentley. who is still suf-
fering from injuries received at Iowa City.
Bentley Is gamely going after the prac-
tice in hopes that he will be in tip top
form for Ames. He is not as fast as
Cooke, but showed in the bame last Sat
urday that he can play steady ball and
i, run the cam in first class shape. The
coaches hope he will get back into form
so that he will be able to play as we'll as
he did last Saturday. If he does the quar-
terback problem will not give them much
concern next Saturday.
This afternoon the Cornhuskers again
held secret practice at Antelope park,
where a light scrimmage was run through.
| All of the regulars were out and the show
ing Of the varsity against the scrubs was
very pleasing to the coaches. The new
plays which were introduced to the regu-
lars again worked well against the second
team. Secret practice will be held again
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
EVENTS ON THr RUNNINe TRACKS
sally Preston wins the Feature Race
mt Iatoufa.

Ut bnNOntns
CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 4-sally Preston
event ~ a mile and seventy yards. handi-
cap, at Latonia today. All Red got the
place by a nose. Four favorttes won.
F~inancier took the last race in a drive
from the heavily played favorite, Hughes.
summaries:
First race. five and one-half furlongs:
p pedSeP siT ao 4tO TY'r6f2RiHe Sen even ~ place, w sec,,
ond. Sister Phyllis 600, A Martin, 5 to l,
show third Time; Los. juliet M Anile,
K Ne snt ero Sgee Po,rt ebay Day GaIG,or M s6isS
dlda. Kilvainey and English Lass also
Second race. , five furlongs: Winter
we'll COS, Deverich, ito S. place. second,
Mabel Henry 106, Glasner. out, show
third. Time: 1:OO2S Ethelda and Project
Third race, six ~furlongs: Al Muller COS.
KenPedys eSen) , won; director onOT g moS; O..
Niece ! to 2 show third TS Ting es;bI,inISsa5SS
Van Dan, Robin Hood and Hyperion II.
also ran.
stralght) won, All Red t1O2, Deverich. 3
to !, place. second, old Honesty -Ils.
1;43 %. Gliding Belle also ran. Lady
Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth: Still
Alarm G02, Martin, ? to /. %straight won,
Quagga .GOO. Kennedy, 2 to 1, place. sec,
ond, Imboden coz, Griffin, 6 to 5, show
third. Time: 1:47%. Earl's Court, Orena.
Gambrlnus. King Folly, True Boy and
NT Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth
Financier QO1, E. Martin, 10 to - won
Hughes G02, Glasner, 3 to 8, place. sec
9nd, severIs (9S' MSGee' out; show, feirS
Beau Brummel. Lady Baldura, Dunvegar
and Albert Star also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
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Go to any good prescription druggist
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and get the following:
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these to a half pint of first class whiskey
and use a tablespoonful before each meal
and at hed time. The bottle must be woll
shaken each time.
Although this is seemingly a common
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known for the eradication of acid pois-
ons from the blood, absolutely curing all
kinds of rheumatism, and at the same
time restoring the whole system to a Wig
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The enfeeLIed Noey and nerves will feel
its remarkable restoring effects after the
first few doses. but II should be contln-
ued until health is fully recovered.
The prompt use OF this excellent mix
ture will be found to save many a dollar
In doctor bills and much suffering
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

means to coIleg life had Il brought home
TO him forcibly today. AT every turn he
was greeted with signs which read o to
Omaha" Pawn your old shoes and go
to the game" Mass meeting tonight
The band was out and played college airs
until the student body went wild with ex-
element A number OF speeches were
made. 1t is probable that a series Of these
meetings will be held and undoubtedly the
student body will give an exhibition of
loyalty at the Nebraska game which has
not been surpassed in the history of the
institution.
The game should be exceedinly interest
ing from the spectators viewpoint. Both
Williams and Cole are famed opponents
Of the forward pass. There will probably
be more open play in this game than in
any other game played west of the Mississ-
ippi river this fall, for the teams are so
evenly matched that the coaches will have
to depend upon forward passes. outside
kicks and punts to advance the ball.
The student body is very anxious to see
Nebraska's 'peek-a-boo" and they are GER
tain that it will be displayed on this oc-
casion unless II exists only in the fertile
imagination of some Lincoln newspaper
artist. Nebraska's "peek-a-boo" at Iowa
City seemed to consist largely of mass
plays by the tackles. with this they
were able to peek" through the Iowa de.
Tense. With this in mind 1t is probable
that a good deal Of attention will be de.
voted to perfecting Ames defense at these
points.
a round trip rate of g has been secured
for the game. They will go by way of the
interurban to Fort Dodge, thence over the
Great Western to Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Drake Men Do Stunts,

DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 4.-(Special)-
Drake has started practice for the two big
games remaining ON the schedule, big in the
fact that they are with state universities
and also that the opposing schools have
teams recognized throughout this section
of the country. Missouri will be played
this week and the squad will be worked to
the limit. Coach Griffiths slowed up on
the daily practice before the Washburn
game and the varsity did not display the
scoring powers shown in the Grinneu
game. To instill this ginger is the aim OF
Griffith and Crow. Drake is anxious to
defeat the Tigers, the team coached by the
former Drake coach, William j. Monilaw.
Four of the Drake players in the Grinnell
game who did not play against Washburn
were Wilson, Belding. Evans and Hubbard.
The fact that Washburn has not had any
too good reputation for squar officiating
caused careful selection of officials and
Drake has nothing but praise for the
sportsmanlike manner in which the team
was treated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
Omaha. Nebraska, November 2 l9%-
Sealed proposals. IN tTipilcate, will be re-
ceived here until 10 a. m, central standard
time, November "a. 1893, for furnishing hay
for shipment To the Philippine Islands.
Proposals will state railroad station al
which deliveries will be made. United
states reserves the right to reject or ae-
cept -Anys o. all proposals or any part
thereof. Information furnished on applica-
ton. Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Hay ana adj
dressed to Major ID. E.. Mccarthy, c. 9. M.
Ni-5-i5-iS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Charles NJ. Rylander and wife to
Mary ]. Moore, WA lot .. Lindsay's
Edwin F. Bradley, sheriff, to G. M
County treasurer to ella M. Tzschuck,
ny of Ell of lot 4 and sh of Ell
of lot T. block 1, John L. Redicks
subdivision 80.
John r.. Lowrey to Henrika L. C.
Lowrey, lot IA, block 4. Kountze
Francis and Edith Welch to Henry
stanek, lots 6 and Z, block 8, Hill
GeoTse stratman and wife to David G.
Patterson, trustee. south IS feet OF
east % feet Of lot Z and west II
feet of east 20 feet of north "A feet
of lot Z, block 1854, and other prop
Marie schribal and wife to Maggie
e. Sage, east 20 feet of south $50
feet OF lot II, block /, Park Place. 1900
State National bank OF Cleveland, O.,
to Fredericka L. Krauss, lot SS,
samuel sSsfero and wife to Louis
J, Traynor and wife, lot II. block =,
Jo q. hiSenY p Brisbin and husband to
Joseph straub, south ZOE acres of
west e69.2 feet Of swh mex section %,
A.l6-lS .:..''i:tr,: QUO
Bsteile M. Steiner, lots II and i2,
Milton Rogers Place t.......-..... 1000
William B. Slaughter and wife to ].
snbIot 6. Of tax lot q, 2t.i5-1s -. so
EDWIN F. Bradley, sheriff, 70 ,Johp
Mcintyre, lot Is, block 2, letters
"a aQultlOn lo
Hastings s. Heyden to Edward Cash,
lot 10, block 2, Hastings & Hey
denis I'd addition ............"... 400
Adolphus Busch and wife to the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing associa-
ton. lot 4, block !, Shinn's I'd adj
dition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
The Busch Brewing asso-
citation to Philip ]. Kunz, same 80. 1900
Mary +. Bourke to Edward ]. Cor
nish, tax lot 80, 3-15-1S .............. 6,G15
Adeline jain to Jens Hansen, north
100 feet OF WIZ lot 2 block 5, loves
I'd addition 2,2o
Harriet G. Whitehead ct al to Nathan
p. Dodge, jr., east 13 of south 127.S5
feet of north 1H feet of lot &C.,
Gise's addition .......".."....,.. ]
Total Observation-Disclosures 9, ss7
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

game was holly contested and the locals
held the visitors down until within about
ten minutes of the close OF the game the
letter broke away from the lines and made
n touchdown. followed soon after by a
kick OF goal, Swing them the game. The
team came out on the 2 o'clock train and
were taken home overland after the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
CoIumbIas Win nj waterloo.

WATERLOO, Neb., Nov. 4.-(Special.)-
The Columbia foot ball team OF South
Omaha played the Waterloo team Tuesday
afternoon on the home grounds and won
from the locals by a score of 6 to 0. The
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
NEW MANAGER FOR DIES MONIES
j.. Pecke sharpe VIII succee
Charley Dexter.

]. Pecke Sharpe, who managed and wor
a pennant for Ottumwa. Ia, eighteen years
ago, has been engaged by President ]. f
HIGGINS to manage his Des Moines team
supplanting Charley Dexter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
HANK o'DAY AS A MANAGER
Veteran Umpire Spoken of for CInci
or st. Louis.

Umpire Hank O'Day Is being mentioned
as likely to become manager of Cincinnati
or st. Louis Nationals next year. DURING
the season just closed stories that Hanl
would lay down the indicator for the man
agerial rains gained circulation, but he de
MED them at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

Tho Brodegaard Crowns pulled them
selves up in first place last night when
they took two games from the Birmingham
place like first and he will hold onto a
good thing as long as they can get the
pins. Schultz took high honors for the
Brodegaards with a total Of SAG and 3S for
single. Thomas done some fine work with
his strong arm, making a total of 632 and
a single game of ga. Score:
BRODEGAARDS CROWNS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
WITH THE

The Union Pacifics won two out of three
games from the Omaha Nationals last
night or the association alleys. Hughes Of
the Nationals getting high single game of
1856, and Templln of the Union Pacifies
high totals with 49,. Score:
nrnrTAnr- IL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
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