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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
co LIKE HOT CAKES
Big Demand for Seats for Cornhusker-
Gopher Annual Battle.
INTEREST ON ALL SIDES ACUTE
Nebraska Camp Has Brighter View
of CominE Game since Showing
made In Contest Last
/ Saturday.

Tickets for the Cornhuske Gopher game
went like hot cakes when they were put
on sale at Myers-DiIIon's, Sixteenth and
Farnam streets. Mail orders poured in and
there was a continuous line OF buyers all
day. Manager Eager also reports an ex-
traordlnary sale at Lincoln. Four hundred
seats have been sent to Minneapolis for
the Minnesota contingent and an enormous
crowd is assured.
Pupils OF Brownell hall have bought a
block OF forty seats in one section of the
stands inc will wear the colors of Brown
ell and Nebraska. Other organizations are
securing tickets and It looks as though all
reserved seats would be sold before the
week is far advanced.
All the west seats are reserved for
Omaha rooters and the new bleachers on
the east side of the gridiron are being held
for Lincoln. which will send a record break
ing crowdSof %rooters, with Governor Shall
lenberger.s Mayor Love and former Mayor
Brown at the head. The cadet band will
lead the procession up Farnam street to
the Henshaw hotel. which will be the head
quarters of the Lincoln team.
Manager Eager has found it imprac-
ticable to reserve seats in what is known as
the base ball grandstand. These seats will
all be sold for $3.50 and the first at the
grounds will be able to get the best seats
in the big stands from which a good view
OF tho entire grounds may be had. The
base bah bleachers are divided into sec
tioas and reserved coupon seats to these
viii be sold. Tickets have been printed
for the big stands and only enough viii
be sold 70 fill the stand.
COrnhuskers Rounding To.
King Coles Cornhuskers faced a
driving snowstorm this afternoon for thirty
minutes Of their first practice for the Min
nesota game next saturday, but the Gle
ments had no terrors for them and they
went through their work on the jump,
getting off plays with a precision and
regularity that promises well for the bis
battle with the Gophers.
Four elevens were on hand and they were
kept at work uutll darkness, when the first
team players went TO the training table
where they were given a lecture by the
head coach IN the possibilities Of the new
plays that are to be sprung on Minnesota
Big Pill" Chaioupka OF last years clever
and Dr. Condra. a member Of the uni
versity faculty. lent their aid TO the
coaches this afternoon in drilling the Corn.
huskers, ChalOupka spent considerable
time with the linemen, showing them how
TO spill plays and break up Interference
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
IDEAL WEATHER FOR FOOT BALL
Puts Plenty of Ginger Into Creighton
Squad.

SANAN
Isn't II the real foot ball weather, though?
. There is a touch OF ice in the air that
fills every real foot ball player with spice
and ginger, and there is plenty Of ginger
among the Creighton players at present.
A large squad was out for practice Mon
day evening and the regulars seemed TO
have gained speed from the game of Satur-
day.
However, there is now one date open.
This makes something of a break in the
regular order of things. The Colorado
School of MinS' management han can
celled the OCTOBER % date. TIL reason
given is too many big games on already"
on a contract of oyer a years standing
the Creighton team was to play at Denver
on that date with the Denver university.
When the contracts were signed two years
ago for the Denver university game at
Omaha a contract for a return game il
Denver was signed. At the beginning Of
the present season Denver university saw
fit TO back away from the contract and
refused to play Creighton at Denver this
year. The Colorado School of Mines was
ready and willing to take the date at
Denver and arrangements were so made.
Monday by wire the School of Mines man
agement cancelled the game.
This leaves the date for Creighton open.
Coach Schneider does not like this, be-
cause he fears that the hinges of the
elk coop" may grow rusty. Dolor Murray
states that IL is impossible for him to keep
in training unless there IS a game every
week. Morganthaler is complaining be-
caCse he needed the mountain air badly.
Mckinney felt that he would be at home
In the hills, and thus the dreary COM
plants go on. At any rate there is no
game in sight for that date at present.
Some of the wise ones on the squad have
suggested the idea of advertising In the
want ad columns and submit the following:
"Wanted-One game for Creighton, owing
to Colorado difficulties. Game guaranteed.
Schneider will even bar the elk coop"
Answers will be cheerfully received at
Creighton university, Omaha"
Such an ad might help. At any rate the
date is open and must be played out OF
town, wins to the fact Pa Rourke will
have to have some time to get his grounds
in shape after the paving up II will get
from the ~Cornhuskers in their clash with
| the Gnnhera-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
SPORTS AT NEBRASKA ACADEMY
Lincoln Military school Has Good
Schedule of Games.

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. u-(SpeciaI.)-
Fridays foot ball game at Beatrice was
a warmly contested battle for the Ne
braska military academy boys. Although
they left their scalps with the Beatrice
team, still they are full of praise for the
courteous treatment they received from
the victors.
Glass work is in no wise allowed to suf-
fer because OF the interest in athletics. In
fact the games and sports act as an in
centive to each boys best effort, as mem
bership on all teams depends on excellence
in academic work, and a boy who does
poor work in his classes is not allowed to
represent the academy in competitive
sports.
Following is the game schedule which
will be played between now and the close
OF the foot ball season: University Place,
October Is; Ashland, October %; Neigh,
October 30; Osceola. November 8; open date,
November 10; Wahoo, November 20; Fair
bury, November H.
Saturday the physical examination and
measurements Of all cadets were taken at
the Young Mems Christian association by
Director Pinneo, who is an expert in this
work. Appropriate exercises were pre-
scribed for any deviation found from the
normal. At the close OF the school year
each boy will be examined again, and a
record made OF his physical develoment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

ing foot ball than to teach the Older play
ers a new system.
The program for this week will be more
strenuous on account of cooler weather
that has set in, and also because the COM
ing games with Rolla and Iowa will re-
quire better team work. Only a handful
of plays, consisting largely of straight
football and punting, nave been given to
the men as yet, but II is likely that more
variety will mark the Tiger offense from
now on.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
IOWA GETS BUSY On FIELD
Nebraska's Score against Knox Cause
of Concern.

of Concern.
IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 11.-(Special,)-Ne-
braska's score against Knox has caused the
Iowa coaches considerable worry and the
practice this week will be planned accord
lngly. Iowa does not play the ~Cornhuskers
until October 20, however, the week after
Minnesota meets Coles team at Omaha.
This furnishes the HaWkeye students a
grain Of comfort, for unless the players are
injured in the scrimmages Iowa will be in
the best condition for Nebraska.
That the Hawkeyes have made rapid i'm
provement since the Minnesota game Is ad-
mitted by the coaches. However, they state
that the players will have to improve more
rapidly the next two weeks in order to
successfully meet the Cornhuskers and with
this end in view the hours of practice will
be heightened this week.
The team came through the Cornell game
in good condition, with the exception of
Stewart. He entered the game against the
doctors orders and was confined to his
room with a high fever following the game.
However, the physicians state his cold is
not likely to develop into pneumonia, and
It is possible he will report for practice
this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
sUNKIsT STARS.
Howe VIM Endurance CONTEXT.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb, oct. u-(Spe-
cial)-The technical committee, which
worked two days on the score
Of the participants who took part
in the Duff trophy and endur-
ance race between this city and Falls City
on last Friday, awarded first prize to Bar
ton c. Howe OF Auburn. who drove a
Franklin. and second prize 10 Swalley &
West Of this city, who drove an Oakland
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

PIERRE, S. D., oct. IL (Special)-The
foot ball game here between the Pierre
and Aberdeen High schools yesterday was
a hot contest from the start to the finish,
and while Aberdeen met defeat by a score
of 3 to 0, the team kept the home team
busy all the time and was within ten
yards OF the Pierre goal at the call OF
time ending the game. The fighting was
all over the field and the teams were
evenly matched.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

Not a minute should be lost when a child
A'hows symptoms of Group. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, will prevent the attack.
Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

40 There were eighteen cars in the
race and good time was made. Four cars
were disabled by reason of accidents and
did not finish the race. The first prize
ond prize was a second silver cup and cost
500. Next year a three days race will be
held from this city and larger prizes will
be offered. The race was finished in a
shower of rain. A move is now on to
form an auto club in this city, which will
nave at least a hundred members, and will
be for the b~etternent OF the roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
SPRAGUE'S PILLS.


on the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Omaha Bicycle team took two games from
the Chabot shoe company team and in
honor of the stork's visit at sam BOOrd's
home, his team broke the state record for
one game in league match, making l,l2j
for a single game. Gilbreath and Sutton
tied for high total with Ga. carp made
high single score of 24S. This makes the
third big game rolled on the Metropolitan
alleys this season. Tonight B~rodegaard's
Crowns VS.. ST. James. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

The indictments returned against Shores
and Marsh, to which Mr.. Curley refers,
were returned in Omaha instead Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, by the federal grand jury, in
the Mabray cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
BICYCLE
CHABOT SHOE COMPAN
TotaIs

Charley Ortman's team, known as Mag
the Beselin Mixers on the cellar alleys
last night. 1t was the opening game of the
season, which probably accounted for the
high scores. Mayor Dahlman made a
speech and also a strike on the first ball,
which shows that his honor has been prac-
ticing. Tonight the Bungalows and the
Daily News will roll. Score:
MAGNETS SUNKIST STARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
WITH THE LOCAL BOwLERs.

The Signal Corps stopped the onward
march of the Sprague's Pills by taking two
out of three games last night on fran
cisco's alleys. The pills worked nice in the
first game, but got weak In the last two.
Tonight in the Boosters league Cream
Citys VS.. Yousem's Colts; in the Omaha
league Triumphs VS.. Molonys. Score:
AGIThrS PILLS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12
Gross Bents GottIieh.

d. d. Gross beat Chris Gottlieb in the
professional race at the Benson Gun club
Sunday afternoon by the score OF 81 to 81.
The next regular shoot Of the club will be
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

Of the functions Of stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels is quickly disposed Of with
Electric Bitters. SOC Sold b. Beaton Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

A Toni EcIIn.e

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. 1.-THE trotting
races were postponed until tomorrow on &C
count Of Sundays rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-12

held Saturday and Sunday afternoon and a
grand interstate tournament will be held
on Thanksgiving day.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
FOREST SERVICE
SHORT OF HELP
Examinations This Fall for COmpc-
tent Men for Field Work

Washington, Aug. l9.-An eXami-
rotion to fiji vacancies in the ranger
tcrce on 149 national forests in II
states and territories, including Alas
ku, will Oe held October 25 26. From
this examination it is expected that
$50 appointments will be made.
This examination will be held al
each forest supervisors headquarters
IN the national forest states and ter
rtories. including Albuquerque, n. NJ
Whiel the examination is entirely
along practical lines, and knowledge
of field conditions rather than book
learning is considered essential, the
opportunities for those applicants
y-!th educational advantages are con-
s,derably increased.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
WILL ELIMINATE SOME
LAND FROM PECOS FOREST

Santa Fe y. NJ, Aug. 1s.-Gover-
nor Curry to-day appointed Ramon
Gallegqs of SAN Jose, jose Pine OF
Galisteo and Levi Hughes of Santa Re
a committee to confer with forest Of
ficials tomorrow to recommend tor
elimination from the Pecos forest re-
serve grazing lands. He appointed J..
II. Aguilar uf Wagon Mound, a trus-
tee of the reform school.
Inspector Grimshaw appointed to-
day J. NJ. Billion deputy coal oil in
spector NJ Melrose vice ;. c. skid
more. resigned.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
FRONTIER DAYS
ON At CHEYENNE
Prcliniinnrir- Ia I,oping and BrOnchO
Busting Contests Were Held
Yesterday.

Cheyenne, Aug. Preliminary
contests in the worlds championship
broncho busting and steer roping con-
tests were held at the Frontier Day
celebration yesterday afternoon. Seven
men rode in the broncho busting con-
test OF whom Clayton banks, the eN-
champion, and Ncrnio 81. Clair made
the best showing
The time in the roping contest was
slow. the best time being made by
Nick Mari who tied in - and %
seconds The features of Tho days
sports were trick riding bN Troop \,
Ninth cavalry from Ft Russell, tho
wild horse race, which was Won bN
Nose Roedcr, Of Cheyenne, and the
broncho busting exhibition by Mrs
Goldie St clair. the woman champion
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
TURIAL ASSOCIATION
PUT UNDER TIE BAN

JEFFERSON City, Aug. l9.-Under the
opinion Of Assistant Attorney General
Rovelle, rendered TO Superiutend nt
John Kennish Of the state insurance
department there is no Ia authoriz-
ing the formation and operation Of
what are known a. burial assOcil-
tiCns
II is cuutcnded that these associa-
tons are springing up in every part
OF the state and are doing business
without conforming 70 the law. Tn
der this opinion Superintendent Ken
nish probably will request the prose-
cutting attorneys of the different
counties OF the state to institute pro-
ceedngs TO enjoin these associations
from proceeding with their business
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
FAVOR STATEHOOD
FOR TWO TERRITORIES
Resolution Will Advocate AdmiS-
sion of New Mexico and All
zond-Governor Prince
a Speaker To-
day.

Denver Aug. 19-Despite the ef-
fort Of the leaders to prevent the
pinchot Ballinger controversy com
ing before the Trans Mississippi Com
mrcia! congress, former senator
ThomSs-~P Patterson, of Colorado, at
manding that the president fix dehn-
ately the boundaries of forest re-
serves. throwing back for entry those
lands not timbered but arabic.
senator Patterson asked twenty
minutes additional time to present his
resolution, which was denied him,
the congress taking no action on the
resolution.
senator Patterson stated i'm the res
olution that a board of inquiry com
posed of Pinchot and four others had
already reported that the boundaries
OF the forest reserves are not definite
and in many places include grazing
and agricultural lands and that the
president now has the power to re-
turn those lands to the state. No
answer was made to the Colorado
senator.
a resolution was offerd this morn
ing endorsing the proposed enlarge
! ,nrnt o she harbor works al Calves
ton and asking a general appropria-
| tion of rivers and harbors.
A. NJ Ammons, OF Colorado offered
| "A resolution asking that private cap
ital be given the first opportunity to
develop water power, instead Of the
government.
The committee on resolutions took
{ favorable action on the resolution
favoring the admission OF New Mex
| leo and Arizona as states.
Walter Gresham. who built the
Galveston sea wall, was the principal
speaker this morning. He was fol-
/ lowed by l.. Bradford Prince, OF New
Mexico, who spoke on the develop
ment of the southwest.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
SHATTERED ROMANCE
OF TWO FOREIGNERS
Immigration Officials Refused to Let
Runaway Wife and Paramour
Land.

New York, Aug. l9.-The immigra-
ton officials have shattered the ro-
nance of l9-year-old Beatrice Mayer
who left her husband of few months
and ,loped to this country with her
first sweetheart. Adolph Grohman. a
youth of 23. The young couple. who
have a plentiful supply of money and
whose refinement apparently verifies
their claim OF kinship with prominent
families at Prague, arrived here on d
steamship Sunday. Mrs. Mayer was
accompanied by her maid and all Of
them had first cabin passage. They
would not have been disturbed in their
desire to land had not cablegram
preceded their arrival II was from
Mrs. Mayors husband and asked that
they be detained 4 special board OF
inquiry has decided that the man and
Mrs. Mayer and her maid must be de-
ported. Before the board. Mrs. May
or made an impassioned plea to be
allowed To land.
"Adolph was my school companion
and We have loved each other for
years" she said. We wanted to mar
ry, but my folks objected They
wanted me to marry a banker. re-
sisted as long as / could, but in the
end they forced me into this obiec-
tionable marriage. l never loved my
husband, but / do love Aioph. After
four months of marital trouble | de-
cided that the only way to avoid a
life of trouble and unhappincss was
to run away with Adolph.'
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
MOUNTED POLICE
CALLED IN AGAIN
Strikesr al Car Plant Are Kept ON the
Move as Result OF an Attack
Last Night.

PittSburg, Aug. 19.-Mounted and
using riot clubs. the state consta 5u-
larry is today keeping strikers on tn
move in the vicinity OF the Pressed
steel Car companys plant at NJ
KEGS Rocks. II II estimated tnat 500
SHOTS were fired by the strikers last
night at the plant from the O'DOno-
van bridge but during the firing the
police kept within the. plant. rhe
strike leaders explained the firing by
saying thar number of wOrkm N
we're detained within the plano
against their will and the snootins
as To dra wthc police To the bridg
so the men inside could escape.
Shortly after noon today strikers
fired hundreds of shots at the steam
er i. NJ. Pfeil. which was carrying
fifty strikobreakers across the river.
Thousands of strikers lined the banks
t. prevent the landing but were die
persed by the constabulary. who es-
Corted the now men 10 the plant
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-19
EXECUTIVE WUULD MAKE
LONGER STAY Al FAIR
Official Invitation to be Sent by
Delegate and Governor as
Well as Local Officials
and Organizations
Many Excursions

1t became known this afternoon
that the Santa Fe railway. company
at the request of many New MeXicans.
is making arrangements to run q
special train to this city. oct. 10th,
from the Grand Canyon in order to
bring the presidential party herg--ss
noon on that day and thereby give the
president a stop in Albuquerque of
nearly twelve hours.
w. p. Garside of the Santa Fe, who
arrived last night, Is said to be in
charge OF the plan. AS the presidents :
itinerary is now arranged he would
be pleased to make the night run
through Arizona instead OF remaining
at the Canyon. which would give him
q daylight trip through New Mexico
and time his arrival in this city at
noon of Oct 18TH. The Santa Fr, it
is understood. is ready to provide the
special equipment for the trip. if it
suits the president.
In the event that the matter is sue
cessfully arranged, the Santa Fe will
run excursions from all parts Of the
territory to this city ON that day,
which would bring one Of the largest
crowds ever assembled here. to, see
the president. As soon as il il deitn-
itely known that such an arrange
ment can be made, the citizens of Al
buquerque will begin preparations for
an immense reception to the chief eX-
ecutive. should the president arrive
here on o special at noon, he would
probably remain in Albuquerque until
about midnight and would be given
an excellent opportunity to meet the
people from all over New Mexico,
which it Is understood he desires to
do.
W. H. Andrews will leave for san
ia Fe tomorrow morning to call upon
Governor Curry and make arrange
ments for sending the president a
formal invitation to visit Albuquerque
and to make the trip on the special
from the canyon. 1t is said that Of
ficial invitations will be sent To the
president by the city administration
the Commercial club and the faiI
association and management
Under the itinerary as at present
arranged for the president he would
not reach Albuquerque until No on
the evening Of oct. 18th and would be
in the city less than six hours. 1t Is
believed tho change can be made
without inconveniencing the presi'
dent and to the greater convenience
of the many people who desire to sec
him while here.