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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
TY coBB's SPEED AMAzEs HANS
Young Tiger is Pronounced Perfect
by the Big Pirate.

Hans Wagner and Ty cobb are mutual
admirers. Cobb hopes some day to be as
great q ball player as the Dutchman and
of the Georgia Peach, Hans says;
cobb is the fastest man / have ever
seen. ! never thought he could have that
much speed. 1 heard a lot about Cobb,
and how fast he was, but he surprised me
by the speed he showed on bases in the
worlds series. l wouldn't say that he is
the fastest man that ever played ball, be-
cause 1 have not seen all Of them, but he
has much speed and q lot more the any
man l yer played against. Cobb is what
l call a perfect player. He lacks nothing.
There is not a thing that a ball player
should have that Cobb hasn't got, and he's
got a bunch Of things that no other ball
player has. He is perfect in every re-
spect. ] can't find any weakness and l
see nothing that he could improve on"
The man who was most feared by us,
and who was more dangerous than any
players we have on our team said one
Of the brainiest Of the Detroit players,
who is too modest TO have his name men,
toned, 'is Tommy Leach. We had some
thing on every other player on the Pitts
burg team, Wagner included, and they
seemed to have the weaknesses OF our best
men, including Ty Cobb, sized up. But
when it came to Leach, there was nothing
doing in getting the percentage on him
When he was at the bat he got everybody
guessing. There was nothing in the roper
toire Of any of our pitchers that he
couldn't hit. That was best shown by the
fact that he struck out but once in the
series. And the way he stood at bat you
couldn't tell whether he was going to bunt
or take a crack at the ball-hit to right or
pull around to left, Every man on the
team was on the nervous seat as long as
Leach was up there, and all felt relieved
when he was done-whether he got to base
or was retired. There we're several dan
gerous men on both teams: but when it
came to the real test, Leach was a
tougher puzzle to handle than any of the
others"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
LARGER WHEELS FOR AUTOS
some Of the ADVANTAGE to he
Gained from BiEEer
wheels.

There Is much sense In the plea made In
Engineering for wheels OF larger diameter
in motor cars. That small wheels have
some advantages Is undeniabie; they are
lighter. cheaper. put less strain on the
axle: It Is generally simpler TO set the plat
form on the car with them, and Il is easier
to arrange the lock for the steering gear.
On the other hand. there is much more vi
bration with small than with large wheels
owing to the unavoidable Inequalities In
roads, which Is Injurious to the mechanism
and increases greatly the cost OF repairs,
and besides. the concentration OF loads on
wheels of small diameter involves destruc-
ton OF the road surface
In the case OF certain classes OF vehicles,
such a. omnlbuses and wagons for freight,
in which speed Is Of less Importance than
the capacity for a heavy load. and where
comparatively little relief can be expected
from improved tires save az great expense,
the substitution OF larger wheels seems only
reasonable. The suggestion Is also made
that the call for great speed in pleasure
cars. which marked the first Introduction
Of the automobile TO the public favor. Is
yielding to a more general demand for
more durable and trustworthy machines
and for reduced running expenses. Here
again wheels Of larger diameter would help.
More important. however, than any i'm
provement in the motor cars themselves
is the question OF saving the roads. The
destructive effect of the smaller tires is
demonstrated by mathematics and mechan-
les, but the social difficulties are shown
just as clearly. Motor cars are destroy
ing the existing roads. The motorists or
the one side demand that roads should be
brought to a pitch Of perfection that will
allow them to run their cars at full speed
with no harm to themselves; this Engineer.
ing maintains canno be done unless they
are restricted to railroad tracks. On the
other side, the taxpayers who pay for the
maintenance of the roads object to theli
being destroyed by vehicles that are not
suitable for them. One remedy proposed
is the taxation Of motor cars according tC
the diameter Of the wheels, the smaller
wheel paying the larger tax.
II would be better still to build motors ~
90 run on the roads as they are, and on'
step toward that object would be gained
according to Engineering. by increasing tn,
diameter Of the wheels. The cost would b,
very little compared with that Of keepinl
the roads In good condition, 1t is a suE
gestion that is worth listening to.-Nev
York Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
Distorted or sticking valves.

Occasionally when misfiring takes place
at intervals and the ignition appears TO
be at fault, the whole cause OF the trouble
may result from the oyerheating OF the
exhaust valve having caused IL 20 become
distorted. pitted on it's seat. or the stem
Selling in its guide. The symptoms Of all
are very similar. should the diagnosis
show distortion the cure Will be found in
carefully truing up in a light lathe, care
being taken to preserve the correct angle
OF the valve seating, ard TO keep Il abso-
lutely true and straight with the stem, the
slightest eccentricity Of one with the other
being fatal to the running OF the motor.
If pitting is the ailment. this also will
require turning IN the lathe and grindine
in Afterwards, or II the stem binding
Is the cause OF II all. care fully returning
II 20 lie original lines will make matters
right
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
CHRIS II. SAMUELS
MAKES A STATEMENT
Prominent Blair, Neb, Farmer
Endorses United Doctors.
K MARVELLOUS CURE
Cured Him OF Kidney Trouble I'm SIX
Weeks.

Christ Samuels Is a prosperous and prom
inent farmer living Just outside the city
limits OF Blair. Neb. Mr.. Samuels Is one
Of those substantial men, whose word IL
Just as good as his bond. Any one who
knows him knows that he Is absolutely
honest and truthful. A word from such
a mar as this can be believed Implicitly.
Mr.. samuels writes the following letter;
BLAIR. Neb.. Jan, IS. 'W.-United Doc
tors; Dear Doctors-For two years | had
had a very severe pain over my right
Kidneys and entire back. Il had been COM
ing on and getting worse during that
time; Il bothered me from my work and
especially at night. e distressed me, as |
could not set my regular sleep.
II was unable to lay on my back five
minutes at any time, because Of the sever
ity Of the pain. ! would have to be chang
ing and rolling all night six weeks x
I went TO your office. and. after giving
me a thorough examination. YOU told me
at once where my trouble was located.
and from what source Il was caused; you
told me that II would take some time To
cure me, After the first dag Of your mcdi-
cine. felt like a different man. and mem
toned to my wife that could not under
stand how so great a change could be
brought about with so little medicine.
The pain or inconvenience has not vet
returned and / am now practically wei.
However, / do not want TO quit the pedi-
cine just yet. and Will ask you to retill
my bottles that l may continue another
month.
Il am q farmer, as you viii remember.
and live just outside OF the city limits at
Blair, Neb. 1t is a pleasure TO me 60
write this letter because 7 hope that II
may be the means of helping others who
nav suffered as | did; and doctors. | am
very grateful to you. Your Grateful Pltient.
CHRIST SAMUELs."
The hundreds of such testimonials as
the above that are being received by the
United Doctors at their Omaha Institute
on the second floor o; the Neville block,
corner sixteenth and Harvey streets, are
proof positive that these master special
lists cure diseases that ordinary doctors
could not even help.
The United Doctors use their new system
OF medicine to cure all chronic diseases OF
the blood, nerves, skin, kidneys, liver,
bowels, heart and lungs, including rheu-
matism. constipation, catarrh, paralysis,
weak nerves, epilepsy. saint vitus dance,
Indigestion. gall-stones, dropsy. bloating
scrofula, eczema, goitre, diseases OF women
and all diseases and weaknesses OF men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
CHANCE SEES ANOTHER FLAG
Cab Leader Wants just Another
RiGht-HaRded Pitcher 10 Land IG

Right-HaRded Pitcher TO Land IE
CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. 6.-"with one more
right handler able to take his turn with
Overall, Brown and Reulbach, the Cubs
should bag the National league psnnant in
1910, and the west side fans can rest as
sured we will bend every energy to land
another star before the opening of the
season.
This statement by Frank Chance as he
hoped aboard the train to bear him OFF
to. winter quarters near Los Angeles, indi-
Gated the stand to be made by the boss Of
the 'one-time" champions in preparation
for the coming season. Mrs. Chance assom-
panied the Club leader, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval Overall rounded out the party
headed for the Golden West. orvie viii
winter a Visalia, Cal, and incidentally
keep busy harvesting up on the orange
problem.
Chance and President Murphy engaged
in a star chamber session, and tentative
plans were outlined for the training trlr
to New Orleans, probable disposition OF
the army Of recruits and the future OF
some OF the timers who for years hav,
been identified with the CuD outfit.
1T looks to me as II we should cora
a couple OF hard-hitting outfielders from
the squad Of youngsters landed for mex.
season. continued Chance as the trail
was ready to pull away. MY only feai
is that in an effort to give all the new
men a trial ] may overlook some buddin,
star. II is too early to discuss trades
Some may be made al the winter an,
spring meetings. As regards the infield
we should have little difficulty developing
a few hish-class men to step In and de
liver In the event any OF the regulars ar
disabled"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
LONG RACE ron POWER BOATS
Day Propose Run of Fourteen Hum
dred Miles for small Craft,

Day Propose Run Of Fourteen Han
dred Miles for Small Craft,
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The longest race
ever attempted by power boats viii be
started next spring. Thomas Fleming Day
has arranged with the Yachtsmen's club
OF Philadelphia and the Habana Yacht club
to handle the contest. The race is open
to power craft measuring not more than
100 feet and not less than fifty feet over
all. The start will be from off Market
street, Philadelphia, and the finish at the
hentrance to Havana harbor, between the
MORO light and La Punta fort. The dis
lance is just under 400 sea miles.
The course takes the boats around Hat
teras and through the Florida strait. II
crosses the Gulf stream three times. Cups
will be given by the Habana Yacht club
and the Y~achtsmen's club. MIR. Day has
the assurance OF the entrance of two boats
the 1lys. the winner of the race home
from Bermuda last year. and a new
sixty-five-footer, now building for a Phila
delphia y~achtsman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
How to on a Motor Property

fabrication is one Of the most import
ant points in the running Of a motor; ne
glect on this score may result in very seri-
out consequences, most probably a total
breakdown OF the engine. Ordinary gas
engine oil should be avoided, being quite
unsuitable for high-speed engines. Oil of
a very high flash point and free from de-
post at high temperatures is the most
suitable. With the pump system Of lubrl-
cation it is preferable to oil often and In
small quantities. With the drOp-feed sys-
tenn the lubricators should be set TO give
cylinder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

Milwaukee ROad Provides Up-tO-DRte
Accom- modhfionH for the Pnnh.

Milwaukee Road Provides Up-tO-DRte
Accommodations for the Push.
Flfty-two auto railway cars. something
entirely new In railroad car construction,
have just been turned out by the Mllwau-
kee road at it's shops in Milwaukee.
These cars. substantially built and ornate
in appearance, each forty-one feet In
length, are intended solely for the trans
portation Of automobiles. which has come
to be a large item in the transportation
business.
Tit special Milwaukee cars for this
class Of shipment are designed with a view
of carrying complete automobiles without
the least twisting or cramping. Large,
double doors are located on each side, at
the opposite ends, so that the machines
may be easily loaded and unloaded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
ATHENS TO GET OrYMP1AD
IL VIII if Greece aud Turkey DO Net
Clash.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6-Unless Greece and
Turkey blaze up over the Island Of Crete
In the meantime. the third Grecian Olym-
piad Of modern times will be held in classic
Athens in just about siH months time. In
local circles the cinder path stars are be-
ginning to wonder when something is going
to be started that will eventually take the
shape Of an American athletic invasion Of
Grecian soil. Several OF the local stars
have announced their intention OF 'going
with the automatically. OF course
but as yet there is no lnkiing as to whether
or not a team win be sent.
The Multnomah American Athletic asso-
citation OF Portland. ore, has already ar
ranged to send one or more representa-
tives to the meet in case the country at
large is not represented by q team. For
est Smithson, the peerless high hurdler,
win carry the winged NJ in his favorite
event, the money for his expenses having
already been subscribed.
The American Olympic committee will
probably await overtures from Greece be-
fore the matter OF sending a team to
Athens Is taken up In earnest. In 1905 the
Greeks sent an urgent Invitation for
America to send a team and accompanied
it with a check for $500 to help bear the
expenses of the trip.
In England there is already talk OF mar
shalling a team Of Britishers for the 1910
olympiad that win sweep aside all oppo-
sition. This Is probably the result Of the
fine walloping that the Bnglishmen got
on their own soil last summer, for, despite
the fact that the United Kingdom officials
won a great victory" at the Londor
Olympiad, because Of winning a lot Of
side issues like the ladies' archery eompeti.
ton, deep-thinklng Englishmen are wise &c
the fact that their track and field athletes
-. 49, k..tg,- 90 ehnf- lF,,o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

BANCROFT, Neb.. Nov. 6-CspeciaI Tele-
gram)-In a foot BAN game here today be-
tween Pender High school and Bancroft
High school ne BrsI haiI shaed y 70 y. ~
the ball on their courtyard lire. Bancroft
defeated Fender early in the season az
Fender. q 10 Z. Bancroft would like 20 ar
range a game with the second Omaha High
school team Tor Thanksgiving
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

It is an aggregation with great capacity
for hard work. And g would appear thst
the coaches know at what rate TO pro-
coed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
GREAT RRITAIN

Amateur champion. ....... Robert Maxwell
womep's champion. Miss Dorothy Campheil
Open champion ................J Fl. Taylor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07
BadBLOOD

BEFORE I began using cAsCArsts ! had
a bad complexion, pimPles on ny face,
and my food was not digested asi Il should
have been. Nov l am entirely well, and
the plmplss have all disappeared from my
face. lean truthfully Say that Cascareta
are Just as advertised; I have taken only
two boxes Of tam"
clarence r. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind.
Pleasant. Palatabis. Polent. rgste Coca
Do Good. Never 6ickeu, Weak& o. 6rpo.
tOC. IS. SO. Never sold ID bulh tn gems
he tablet stamped { &C. oaNAF@ed %
cure OF youT monsI back -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

President Heydler's scalp is In the bal
. ance. Murphy and Hermann nave sworn
get It and are said to have cajoled Eb-
be&s into their conspiracy. Think OF
chi bby Charley and Old Pretzels conspir-
ing togetheri But the National league
president is said 10 nave st. Louis. Pitts
burg, Boston and Philadelphia in his sup
port. New York is on the fence, APP
pare ptH. Certainly Brush is not going TO
ReaE his neck to help Murphy punish an
Nsmy. Old Jim Hart is mentioned as a
compromise candidate He would have the
Al q. spalding support-if there is such a
thing today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

A new route has opened up 90 the dis
position OF Killing. He may be sold by
Chicago TO Brooklyn for two or three
carrApes Of gold and q pitcher with a right
hand. And to satisfy the Giants desire
for Noisy John, Ebbetts may sell Jordan
and Lumley to McGraw, which will serve
the added purpose OF preventing friction
between former Manager Lumley and Man
ager Dahlen. OF course, the reinstatement
OF Killing by the national commission is
first essential TO any trade for him, but
there isn't a shadow OF doubt this will be
lone II any trade can be made,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

National Amateur: At Merton, October 4
9-Mrs G. F. FoV, Miss MsrEaret Curtis
and Miss Anita =. Phipps tied for medal
at SO. Miss Curtis won plav-off FinaI
round: Miss Dorothy Campbell. England
beat Mrs. r. A.. Barlow-3 and 9
PROFESSIONAL.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

Oood morq'nE. d owns Denver today
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

Not TO be outdone by southern gailantry.
Hans Wagner. whose greatness inspired
Ty Cobb to wish he might some day be as
great a player, said: Il didn't know a
man could he as fast as Cobb. He is the
fastest player / ever ". It does look
like thla mutual admiration ought 70 count
for something and help TO ailay rivalry
among admiring fans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

~-clevslsnd Quiet, says a headline
Il would be-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

4 They'll have a nice time picking a jury
} anlCleveland that viii convict ry Cobb now
Since President TAFT has declared IN his
Georgia speech that he hopes Ty comes
clear.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

Bad Bill Dahlen c~aptained Chicago for
so he ought to be able TO do some
thing as manager OF Brooklyn. a team
on which he has played before. Nineteen
OF experience on the diamond has
given Bill experience enough, that's sure.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

Tim Murnane has proven that Arthur
pitched the first curved bail, be-
cause Shakespeare wrote Hamlet and Edi-
Invented the kenetisoope. Could any
thing be more convincingg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-07

Toe Tinker yearns TO go TO Cincinnati,
bFbause there the thrill OF a nennant
would be more eNhileratng; IN Chicago
they are getting accustomed TO H. That
is to say where Tinker goes %pennants
follow.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-03-05
WEST GRANT.

Mrs. Ed. Rider is on the sick list.
Jennie Wilcox is visiting in Port HUI
ron.
Omer Youngs spent the past week in
Port Huron.
John Dexter, of Detroit, visited
friends here over Sunday.
Ellison Palmateer visited friends in
Port Huron over Sunday.
Rev. Dolph began series of revival
meetings Tuesday night at Fargo.
Mrs. Allen, of Dryden, is visiting rel
atives in Fargo and East Greenwood.
John w. Kilgour, of Fargo, has been
confined to the house with rheumatism.
The l.. o. l.. Lodge at Spring Hill,
had an oyster supper Saturday evening.
A good crowd was present and all en-
joyed pleasant time.
The social and entertainment at the
schoolhouse in Grant District No. 8,
Tuesday night was decided success.
Although a wet night large crowd
was in attendance. There was Sf9.55
Melted clear of all expenses. Much
credit is due Miss Polly and the pupils
for the fine program.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-03-05
FRIDAY. MAR. >. 1909.
WEST BROCKWAY.

Mrs. Charles Adams is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Hackney of Port Huron was a
visitor at Cole school Wednesday.
Mamie Carson has gone TO Sandusky
to visit her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
III. ;. Wait.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lake are moving
to Capac this week, ..where he has hired
out for year.
Tuesday evening was LOL night and
some mutations and other business
brought out full house.
Mrs John Edgerton spent Saturday
in Port Huron. Her husband accom-
panied her home in the evening.
Will Brown took the Saturday eve-
ming train for Tillsonburg Ont. to at
tend the funeral of his grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Freeman left on
Tuesday for trip to Washington.
They expect to be away about 8 weeks.
A merry crowd of over 40 young
people gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Mosher OH Tuesday
evening to surprise their daughter
Nina. The crowd WAS gladly received
ana everything was done to help every
one to have good time. Games of all
kinds and names were INDUCED in and
at late hour lunch was served and all
departed as merry as when they come
wishing to come again.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-03-05
Morta aqe Foreclosure Sale

Default having been made I'm the conditions of
q mortgage made by Julia Turnbull and John
IurnDull, TO The Yale state Bank corporation
existing under the laws of the state of Michigan
and located at Yale, Mich said mortgage being
dated the 9th day OF December A. ID. 1907 and re-
corded In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for
the said county of ST. Clair and the state of Mich
ryan on tue 9th day OF December ID. 1907 In
LlDer 70 OF Mortgages at page GIG. on which
mortgage there Is claimed to be due, at the time
OF this notice, the sum Of three hundred forty
three dollars and sxty-fiye cents (S343 Coy and
an attorneys fee Of twenty-five dollars as pro-
vided for In said mortgage, and no suit or pro
ceeding at law having been Instituted to recover
the moneys secured by this mortgage or any
part thereof.
Now Therefore, by yirture of the power of sale
contained I'm such mortgage. and the statute i'm
such cases made and provided. notice is hereby
given that on Thursday the 27th day of NAV
a. ID; 1909 at one O'Clock I'm the afternoon of said
day shall sell, at public auction. to the highest
bidder, at the front door Of the Court House in
the City OF Port Huron. In said county (the same
being the place where the Circuit Court for said
county Is holden the premises described In said
mortgage, or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to pay the amount due on said mortgage
with seven per cent interest. and all legal costs
together with an attorneys fees of TWENTY-FIVE
dollars as convenanted therein, the said prem
ses being described N said mortgage as, piece
lhlof Section seventeen Q7l Town Eight (sl
North. Range fourteen (14) East and bounded AZ
follows: 70 wit, beginning mt the north east cor
ner OF said North West Quarter OF said section
ton line sixty four t64 rods; thence South one
hundred (i0O) rods thence East slxtv-four f04l
rods TO the Quarter line one hundred (iOOl rods
- the place of BEGINNING. excepting one half ca
land, containing thirty nine and one half acres
q land more or less. YALE STATE BANK.
Attorney TOT MORTGAGE. 45l3