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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
SUNDAY school Aluminium.

SIOUX FALLS, s. d., Oct. ~17.-(special,)
Rev. F. p. Leach of this city. general
secretary OF the State Sunday School as
ISOLATION. was one Of the principal speak
ers at the annual convention of the Brook
ings County Sunday School association,
which vas held at Volga, commencing
Saturday evening and continuing until to-
night. The various sessions were held in
the Volga Presbyterian church. Among
other prominent SUNDAY school workers
who had places upon the program We're
j. w. Doughty OF White. who is president
OF the county association; Rev. T.. H.
Grant OF Huron: Mrs, NJ. A. Ladd. Brook
ings; Mrs. l. Atkinson, White; Charles o,
Walker. White; II. u. tombstone, Bruce
Mrs. George Walrath. Elkton; Prof. J.. N,
~Rodeheaver. B~rookings. and Mrs. Gertruds
Morrow OF Brookings. district president OF
tho women's Christian Temperance union
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
Johnson's
Victory Fails to
Feaze Jeffries
American Heavyweight Still Main
tains He Can Whip NegrO-0thers
See Joke in Match.

QUEENSTOWN. oct. 17.-when James
]. Jeffries. the American heavyweight
pugilist. who is a passenger on the steamer
Lusitania bound for New York after a
period OF training In a suburb Of Paris,
heard Of Jack Johnson's victory over
Stanley Ketchel at San Francisco he said
that 1t in no way would affect his plans.
Ketchel, he added, was only a middle
weight and not by any means the best Of
the middleweights.
"Ketchel.' continued Jeffries, rs trying
to feed himself up to make the heavy
weight class, but 1t will only weaken him.
johnson is not much Of a fighter and he
never met a good man. His fight with
Burns was no test. Burns is a newspaper
fighter.
Il can only hope Jeffries went on, that
Johnson will cover my money. 1 would
not fight him II 1 did not think 1 could
beat him"
One of Jeffries' friends. who is travel
ing with him, remarked that the fight be-
tween Jeffries and johnson would be a
joke. Jeffries now weighs 200 pounds and
he says he will fight at 21O Of PIP pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
DE1rz WIN FROM BELMONTs
Large Gathering Mt Fort Omaha Sees
Great Game.

Large Gathering Mt Fort OmahR sees
Great Game.
About 1900 Interested enthusiasts wit
messed a tough struggle for supremacy
Sunday afternoon at Fort Omaha between
the Dietz club aggregation and the Bel
monts, which resulted in a victory for the
The score, from the Dietz supporters
standpoint, should have been s to 0, but
an argumen arose about the goal not be-
ing kicked, one official claiming a goal,
while the other thought otherwise, so 1t
went as no goal. The game was full Of
vim and ginger from the start and was,
very closely contested, neither side having
the other outclassed very strongly.
For the Belmonts, Steck, Moran, Goat
and Roach were the stars. Their offensive
and defensive work was at times spectacu-
lar, especially Steck's, he being in nearly
every play and a consistent ground gamer.
For the Dietzes, O'Connor, Maxwell,
Goodrich, Bradshaw and Quigley were con-
tinually in the limelight.
First half: Quigley kicked off to Roach,
who advanced ten yards. The Belmonts
punted. Neither side was able to do much
ground gaining and there were many ex-
changes of punts, with KORAN having the
best of the argument over Roach. Towards
the latter part of the half the Dietzes, by
a series of line plunges and end runs,
worked the plgskin to the thirty-five-yard
line. Then Quigley, quarterback, went
around right end for thirty-five yards for
the only chdow of the day. Goal was
missed.
Second half: Carroll kicked to Maxwell,
VINO advanced eight yards. In this half
the Dietzs had the ball in the Belmont ter
ritory nearly all the time, but were unable
to score. Many punts were exchanged,
each team, especially the Dietz, making the
yards frequently. Final score: 5 to O.
Next Sunday, out at Vinton Street park,
the Dietz and Shamrocks will have a battle
royal for supremacy, These two teams are
heavy, as well as fast, so foot ball devo-
tees are assured of seeing an interesting
contest. Last season the above teams
played two games, In which nobody was
able to score, both games ending with a
0 to 0 score. Lineup: 800
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
Are in Good Condition After Big Game

AGGREGATION and Il viii put up a stiff
battle against Michigan and Chicago. job
ston and McGovern In the backfield are
not equalled In the west this year.
The unfortunate accident to Johnston
win deprive Minnesota Of a star player
and will greatly handicap the team In the
game with Chicago next week. 1 am sorry
the gritty little player was hurt. for he
had the possibilities Of making a truly
great foot ball man"
Praise from Outsiders.
Some Of Nebraska's players we're praised
by critics from other schools who watched
the game. Walter Steffen, the former Uni
versity Of Chicago star. who was at the
game as an emissary OF Coach Stagg of
the Midway institution, had unstinted
praise for Frank, right half. and Mayor,
right end. Of the Nebraska eleven.
Mayor and Frank" he said, played
sensational foot ball all during the game
and 1 think they have more possibilities
than any men who were on the field.
Il am told Ina both of these men we're
in their first big game. To me It looked
as though they were veterans, SO well
did they handle themselves. Mayor was
a wizard in getting around bach Of the
line. His wing, too, was invinclble.
Frank, while denied a chance to dis
play his offensive play, because of poor
interference. showed up to great advantage
on the defense. He exhibited much skill
in solving plays Of the Gophers and. with
a little more experience, he will maxi one
of the best backs in the west"
Coach Cole has announced that there
will be no let-up In the practice this week
and tina all men will be expected to re-
port at Nebraska field for training tomor-
row afternoon.
Iowa is to be played next Saturday n
the C~ornhusker coaches fear that team has
developed wonderfully since it's game with
Minnesota, when it lost by a score of ii
to 0. In order to be prepared for a sur
prise King Cole will work his men Just
as hard as it is possible to do without
running any great chances of injuring
them.
Open play will probably be the rule
against the Hawkeyes. for they are not
very fast this season and a few good open
work plays ought to permit the Corn
huskers to run over their opponents.
Coach Griffith Of Iowa, however, Is
laying for Nebraska and has five as
s~istants who are helping him get the team
into shape for the coming game. 1t is un-
derstood from reports sent out from Iowa
City that Griffith Expects TO rely upon
the forward pass for many Of his gains.
Coach Cole. to break up the forward
pass formations. will drill his men against
the second eleven all week, the scrubs
being made to use forward pass and onside
kick plays. II he can get his men to
break up the Iowa forward passes he
thinks the Cornhuskers will have nc
trouble in getting a victory.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
.~ORNHUSKERS NOT INJURED
Every Man in Shape to Go Into Hard
Practice Today.
COLE SATISFIED WITH WORK
waiter steffen OF Chicago Enthusi-
astic over the work of Two
Members of the Nebraska
Eleven.

LINCOLN. oct. 17.-(Special)-"Kng"
Coles Cornhuskers came out of the battle
with Minnesota yesterday unscatbed and
feeling iust as we'll as though they had
been in a game with a minor eleven.
For a while u was thought Frank had
sustained q serious injury to his kicking
foot. but he reported to Coach Cole this
moiifHe that there was nothing the matter
with his member and that he was in just
as good condition as before he entered
the game.
The whole team is today resting up at
their homes IN the city and It Is expected
all OF them win report for practice to-
morrow afternoon. All of them were at
the training table for Inner today and
reviewed tie game with their coaches.
The outcome Of the clash with the Goph-
ers and the splendid showing OF the Corn
huskers have been the sole topic Of dis
oussion in university circles today. All the
rooters are pleased with the result and
are satisfied the team will win the rest
of the games on its schedule. No less
pleased than the rooters is 'King'' Cole.
He says his men put up a great fight, one
Of the best he ever saw under the condi-
lions. and he looks for his men to develop
into a powerful aggregation before the
close of the season.
"The TEAM played a wonderful game"
said the Nebraska coach, and ] could not
have asked more from them under the
conditions. l expected them to make a
firm fight, but 1 did not believe they could
make a stand as they did yesterday.
'"The line held up and outplayed it's OPP
ponent. There are men in the line who
did just as good work against Minnesota
as 1 ever have seen on any gridiron in the
west.
I'm thinking over the game I am con-
WINGED that Minnesota was mighty lucky
in getting out with fourteen points. When
it is considered how those points were
made 1 believe everybody will agree with
me.
Coach Williams surely has a wonderful
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
To Argue Against
Reduced Fares
Street Car Company and Federated
Clubs Will Appear Before
City Council.

Representatives of the street car com
pany and OF the Federated Improvement
clubs are expected TO appear before the
committee OF the whole OF the city coun-
ell this afternoon TO oppose the ordinances
pending to compel the sale Of six tickets
for a quarter. Councilman Bridges and
Berka have ordinances In the hands Of the
committee, the Bridges ordinances involv-
ing the calling OF a special election under
the referendum law II Il fails to pass the
council. IL is a petition ordinance. carry
ing the requisite number Of names required
by the law.
At the reauest of President Wattles Of
the street railway company action was de-
layed at the last meeting OF tho council.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

was put to use with dancing, bowling and
all sorts of amusements.
The results of the games:
Egg race: Mrs. ]. l.. Krage first, Miss la
Bridges second. Mrs. William Gloe, Mrs. J.
Bellman. Mrs. John Reuter- and Mrs. Han
sen also ran.
Boys race: Johnny Krage won, Ralph
Stacy second.
Mems race: P. Antilles won, F.. Waugh,
second.
Girls race: Anne Peule won, May Kessler
second.
Fat mems race: Henry Kessler won, VIII
liam Lochs second.
High jump: Paul Antilles won, Fred
Waugh second.
Broad Jump: Paul Antilles won with is
feet 6 inches, Fred Waugh second.
Boys broad jump: John Krage won,
Charles Slack second.
Egg race (girls): Anne Kay won, Tillie
Rothenberg second.
Striking cup: Mildred Kessler won, Edna
Kay second, olga Muller third.
Tug-of-war: Omaha Plattdeutscher YER
elm.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
what you don't want

Your home, no doubt, con-
tains many things which are
not used, and are simply TAX
ing up space in attic and
basement, Perhaps it is a
gun, bicycle, trunk, ice-chest,
overcoat, etc. There are a
great many things which you
want and haven't the ready
cash to buy. The best way
to do il is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
BErLMoNTs.
Foot BAN at Kearney.

KEARNEY, Neb., Oct. 1I-(Special.)-The
Military academy foot ball team played a
0 to 0 game with Grand Island Business
college on the academy grounds. The game
muddy field, Although greatly outweighed,
the academy team was able to make big
school came Friday, October Is, for a game.
North Platte scored a touchdown and
kicked a goal in the first half and the
academy tied the score in the second half.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

G. r. Kruger, the Jewe1eT. 1000 Virginia
avenue. indianapolis. Ind, writes: II was
so weak from kidney trouble that 1 could
hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles
OF Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my com
plexion. cured my backache and the ir-
Irregularities disappeared. and l can now
attend to business every day, and recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suf-
ferers, as 1t cured me after the doctors and
other remedies had failed" Sold by al
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
Logan an Easy winner.

LOGAN, Ia, Oct H-(SpeciAl)-The foot
ball game here this afternoon between
Logan High school and Dow City High
Dow City. TOuchdOwns; Rock, 2; Arm
strong, l. Drop kick from field; Armstrong.
Time OF halves: % minutes. Time OF game:
lac Referee; Theron Arthur. Umpire:
Prof. Bunch Of Dow City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
Remarkable Game OF nan.

ALBION, Neb., Oct. l7-(speclaL)-Two
weeks & Albion and Petersburg High
schools had a fast game OF base ball al
Petersburg. which ended In Albion's favor.
Yesterday a return game was played at
Albion, which resulted in a shut-Out for
Petersburg. These games were remarkable
In many respects, for there was not a kick
on the umpire, not an unpleasant word ex-
changed and not a boy played who chews,
drinks or smokes At the close OF the game
there was not q cheer from the winning
team or from the people in the Rrandstand,
but in contrast there was a hearty three
OuerOrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

Exchange what you have,
and don't want, for some
thing you have not-and do
want, Some one-if they
know about it will be glad to
.strade with you. You can get
something you can use for
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

Mr.. f. G. Fritz, 0neontA. N. Y, writes:
my little girl was greatly benefited by
taking Foley's orino Laxative, and 1 think
II is the best remedy for constipation and
liver trouble" Foley's Orino Laxative Is
mild. pleasant and effective, and cures
nabitual constipation. Sold by all drug
EfstR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
ST. Yves Wins
Marathon Derby
Marsh is Second and Hayes Third in
Record breaking Run at
Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. H.-Henri st.
Yves won the Marathon derby today in
z:S2;S, breaking his worlds record of
2;4O;SO%, made at the New York Marathon
derby.
John Marsh, the Englishman, was sec
ond, several laps behind st. Yves. Johnnie
Hayes OF New York was third and ]. f.
Fitzgerald fourth.
Harry Mclean, the Hopl Indian from
Phoenix, Ariz., ran beautifully for the first
fifteen miles, then began to lose and col
lapsed completely in the twenty-second
mile.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
SIashed with a RAZOR

woyNded with a gun or pierced by a rusty
nah. Bucklen's Arnica salve heals the
wound. Guaranteed. 25o. Sold by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
Creation VIM AZ Red Oak.

cRESToN, la. Oct. l7.-(special.)-
brought back from Red Oak last night
when the local high school foot ball team
came In on No. g and the eight was In
favor OF the CrestOn team. This gives tho
home team two games TO its credit having
won from OsceolR earlier In the season,
and they rave lost two games also, losing
the first game with Greenfield and again
losing to Nillisca a week ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
through a Bee Want AID

By advertising under the
head of Barter and Ex-
change" you will make a
good trade
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

Try ChAmberlain's Cough Remedy when
you nave a cold and you will be pleased
with the prompt relief afforded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

II you have anything to sell or trade
and want duck action. advertise 1t in The
Bee Want Ad. Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
for something you can use.

You can usually get more
in this way than if you sold
for cash.
To show what can be. done
in this way we are making
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
A special price for Swaps

m for an ad like this for a
weeks lines. or IS words, 7
W. times for so cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18

WILL EXCHANGE Jewel gas n
with oven, almost new, for bed room
furniture or sofa Tel. Harvey 5000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
CLOSE VOTE BEING CAST
Contest Has Entered Upon ITS Last Week and
Contestants will Make the Effort Of Their
Lives In the Next Five Days.
STANDING AND VOTES:

Mrs DR. E. E. Main, Carthage, Ill. $3.50
Helen Binkey Bowen Ill $50. ...-.. 4o85O
Mrs Estella Dumbas1ld Hamilton Ill 36575
Nellie Kennedy Bentley, I'll ... 27300
Enid Smart Carthage, Ill., R. 2525O
Mary Dickson, Denver, Ill ........... 2O79O
MYRTLE Grant Anderson Warsaw Ill 2O5s0
MYRTLE TAYLOR. La Harpe ILL., ...... ........... 1880
Bernice Worman Augusta, III. 1000
Nellie Richards, Ferris, ILL.,. R. 3070
Mrs. Cora Taylor. Burnside Ill. -. 272O
julie Huston Evaston ILL., $500. 1900
Grace Martin Dallas City, Ill., HOO
MYRTLE Schultz Dallas CITY H. go. 900
Blanche Weller, Toga, Ill
Bertha sammon Dallas City, Ill. ..-..........
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
MILTON, IOWA.
. . . . /. . . . - . . .

March S.--A number of people en-
ljoyed the snap shots" given under the
auspices of the o. E. S. The actors
was trained by Mr.. Underwood of
Centerville, and all was pleased with
Snap Shots
On Monday morning a reception was
given in honor of Mrs H. Stcne, at
Mrs. D. Haglers She received a
/ souvenir teaspoon as memento from
those present. The Stone family went
TO Seattle, Wash, Tuesday to locate.
All wish them success in their new
home.
Wednesday evening Chapter A. &
?. E. o. received Miss Edna Vein
CART into their order also held cleo.
ton OF officers. President. Miss Edithe
Hale: vice president. Miss Myrtle
Wilson; treasurer, Miss Gladys Gas.
ton recording secretary. Miss Ethel
Parks; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Kate Gurrsey; Chaplin, Mrs, Mable
Boag; guard, Mrs. Mamie Rowland
and at the close of business. the hos
tess, Mrs. Eta Craven, served nice
refreshments. All present enjoyed the
evening.
This has been a busy week here. as
many changes in residences. and
others are busy with spring work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

by the Fort Madison Canning Co., and
operated under that name for the past
nine years, We're transferred to the
new purchasers, The Keokuk Canning
Co., and will continue operations un-
der the old name, Fort Madison Can
ming Co
Mr.. T. n Cantrill, who was stock
holder of and superintendent for the
old company, retained his interest and
will be the manager of both plants for
the new company. The new owners
have had years of experience in the
business, and for whom Mr.. Cantril
worked as foreman for several years
in the Keohuk factory before coming
to Fort Madison.
The business will be extended by
the new owners in output and other.
wise and be better, both for growers
and laborers.
The product of the Fort Madison
plant this season will be peas, beans
tomatoes, sweet potatoes and pump
kins. The new company is now in
possession of the properties and is
arranging to materially increase the
acreage of their products.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
CARTHAGE, ILL.
. 800 . . . - . . =

On Thursday night burglars broke
into the restaurant of Robert l.. Carl
ton and succeeded in finding the key
to the cash drawer in the safe, unlock
ed the same and took between $50 and
$40 and then relocked the same, re-
turning the key to its proper place,
leaving number of checks in the
drawer undisturbed.
Mr.. Louis Lamet of Warsaw was in
our city FrGay.
Mr. A. Kirby of Dallas City, was a
business visitor Saturday
Mrs c. NJ Bolts OF Hope, New Mex
leo and her sister, Miss Omie Fletch-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

In tlis issue the standing of the con-
testants, with the full vote cast by
each UP to, and including Saturday
night, is given, and, as will be readily
noticed there is considerable chang
ing in the standing, with the excep-
lion that Mrs. Main of Carthage, con-
tinues to lead the list. Miss Helen
Binkley polled enough votes the past
week to forge to second place, and
Miss Nellie Kennedy made a splendid
gain. crowding w to fourth place.
A Close Race.
Attention is called to the close vote
of number of the contestants. There
is less than five thousand difference
in the vote of contestant two and
three A two years new subscription
would have changed the standing OF
these two contestants. There is but
little over two thousand votes aif
ference between contestant four and
five, and one new yearly subscrlptlon
would have changed the standing OF
these two contestants. Two new year
" subscriptions would have also ad
yanced contestant number six. 1t Is
exceedingly peculiar, the closeness o.
tae vote cast in four weeks, wheI
lust a few dollars would have placed
the sixth contestant in second place
Standing Thursday.
The full vote cast by each and ever.
contestant will be published agall
Thursday, and after that date ther'
will be no publication of the vote
until the announcement is made OF tn
winning of the prizes, when the ful
vote cast will be given.
No Coupons This Week.
Contestants are glad to learn taa
there will be no coupons printed TN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
QUINCY STUDENT
Was live one
Young Kennedy From Dakota Spent
Money Freely While Attending
School and woke up
the Town.
FAREWELL RECEPTION
Chartered Six Street Cars and Took
All of the Students to the De-
pot to See Him Leave
For Home.
FAREWELL RECEPTION

Keokuk used to think now and then
attending the medical college here,
but they are all outdone by a student
of the business college at Quincy who
spent money like water. He left for
home Saturday and as farewell hired
six street cars and took all of the
students to the depot with him. His
interesting career is told in the Wing
as follows:
Just to show EN- that he had plen-
ty of money and could afford to spend
as much as he liked, after being rep
rimanded by the faculty for extrava-
gance, James l.. Kennedy, aged tweny-
ty-one, college student who has
been attending the Gem City Business
college for several weeks, gave
farewell to himself that would do
honor to a departing high and distin-
guished parsonage as he left the city
yesterday afternoon for his home in
Cando, n. d. in company with his
father, David Kennedy, an extensive
farm owner, who dropped in the ely
yesterday unexpectedly to see why ais
son, who has been drawing on him
heavily for funds during the few
weeks that he had been in the city,
had dropped" so much.
The youth, who has been living at
the Hotel Newcomb and proving aim
self live one however, had made
previous arrangements for his de.
parture and had six street. cars char
tered with free fare provided for all
VINO wished to bid him farewell as
ne left the city at $40 o'clock for the
west. The father did not interfere
and allowed him to carry the plans
out to finish. He had named
committee of six fellow students to
look after all the details of the fare
well and when the time came six
empty cars were lined UP at Seventh
and Hampshire yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock when about 500 students
aboarded and were the guests of
young Kennedy. The host rode in
the front car with his father, men,
bers of the school faculty, while the
others were behind in the farewell
trolley ride. The party first went to
Highland park and then returned to
the Burlington depot, where yonug
Kennedy, who had proven himself to
be Jolly good fellow was babe
goodbye with the air ringing with
volume of raj, 'rahs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
A Hurry up Call.

Quick. Mr.. Quick.A box
of Bucklens Arnica Salve-Here's a
quarter-Foi tae love of Moses, hur.
r.. Baby's burned himself, terribly
Johnnie cut his foot with the exc
NAMES scalded-Pa can't walk from
piles Billie has boils-and my corns
ache. She got it and soon cured all
the family. It's the greatest healer
on earth Sold by Wilkinson & Co,
and j F. kiedaisch & Son.