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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Atlanta Ready
For Big Races
in November
Many Noted Automobile Speeders
Gathered for Contests in
Georgia City.

ATLANTA. Ca. oct. 8-Many noted
drivers OF racing automobiles are gath
cred in Atlanta and Savannah tonight and
others are en- route to these cities to pre-
pare for competition during the next two
weeks for several Of the richest automo-
bile stakes OF the year
At Atlanta on November g. 4 and g.
nineteen races will be held al the local
two-mlle speedway for prizes aggregating
$4,000 about $1,000 OF which is in cash,
With the balance in trophies. In Savannah
the grand prize race will be held Novem-
Der Y, preceded by curtain-raiser for
small cars on November H.
There are officially twenty events on the
Atlanta program, but No. 10 is a blank.
on Saturday there will be a free for II
25O-mile race for a $500 prize. OF which
the winner takes 5000: second. 81 900; third,
800. and the next three, $3.50. $50 and sl0O.
respectively. This is the biggest event
scheduled Friday has been made a city
holiday in honor OF the race for the city
OF Atlanta trophy, which is valued at
1850. The distance is 200 miles and in
addition to the trophy 81 $50 in prize money
will be distributed among the leaders.
Thursdays feature event is 100 miles for
a trophy and 1926 purse
Caleb Bragg, the New York amateur,
who defeated Barney Oldfield at the Los
Angeles meet has announced that he will
officially time professionals at the races
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Athletics Beat
the NonparelIs
Score of Six to Nothing Played by
Two Fast Young Omaha
Teams.

In a game characterized on both sides
oy fumbles, the Athletics defeated the
Nonpsreils in their first game OF the
season yesterday, on Creighton field, the
score being to 0. The game was tight
until hulvihill for the Creighton Ath-
leuos, received the ball on a tumble and
ran twenty-five yards for a touchdown.
Black kicked goal. Both teams we're
ABOUT the same weight and a hard battle
was fought.
In the first five minutes Of play the
Nonpareils advanced the ball to the Ath-
letcs hve-yard line and then lost it on
tumble. Twice after this the Nonpareils
lost the ball on fumbles on the five-yard
line After this the game was a see-saw
contest until the third quarter, when Null
vihill made the touchdown. The fourth
quarter was marked by punting on both
sides, with honors about even. Play ended
with the ball in the Athletics territory.
Morgan, Cox. soloman and Gunan were
the stars for the Nonparells. while Black.
Mulvihill and F. Green starred for the
Athletics
Next Sunday the Nonparels will play
the Gate City team. The Nonparens are
looking for games either In or out Of the
city. In three weeks they play the fast
Walnut Hill aggregation. For games call
Douglas 2094, between 8 and 10 p. m, or
address George Gorham, manager, 1884
North Twenty-seventh street. The lineup:
A1TNrV NTHRTfga
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Planning Road
For Auto Tourists
Across Continent
A. L. Westgard Securing Data to
Indicate Best Highways for
Motor Travellers.

A. i. Westgard, official representative
Of the public roads department Of the
United States government. who is estab-
fishing a transcontinental highway for the
Touring Club Of America, arrived in Omaha
at Sis o'clock last night
With Roy Mcnamara Of GHdden tour
fame at the wheel and in company with
Mrs. A. L. Westgard and II. G. Drum,
representative OF the Chicago Record
Herald, Westgard is making a trip in his
Premier automobile to San Francisco
The party stopped for the night at the
Rome hotel and will leave the city about
O'Clock this morning for Kansas City.
from where they intend to sh their
journey by way Of the Santa Zee trail
Besides establishing a transcontinentaI
highway for automobile tourists the pur-
pose Of Westgard's trip IL to get data for
the government as to attitudes, tempera,
lures and the condition Of American roads
lie ts carrying government camera with
which he is taking views along the route
to add to his data. For the benefit of
cross-contnent tourists Westgard is also
compiling directory OF first-class hotels,
garages and roads contiguous to the high
way.
With his wife and driver. the notorist
left New York City on October 16, being
officially started by Acting Governor White
Of New York
Westgard will he piloted through Ne
braska on his way to Kansas City by
H p. Fredrickson of Omaha. The local
automobilist has been instrumental in
bringing Westgard through Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31

MITCHELL, s. D., oct. SO-(specialJ-
a. C. Shepherd Of the Sioux Falls district
e. w. Boye OF the Watertown district
w. 5. Shepherd of the Mitchell district
and q. r. Notson of the Huron district
Of the Methodist conference held a con
ference here yesterday. The three last
named were appointed to their district by
the recent session OF the conference, and
they assembled here TO confer concerning
their duties and partly TO outline their
work for the winter The new superlu-
tendents will begin their work today iu
holding their first quarterly conference
on their respective districts None OF
them, however, will move TO their re-
spective headquarters until after election
Rev. Mr.. Notson will not leave this city
for Huron until after the close Of schools
in June, on account Of his children being
in the city schools and the university
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
CULLED FROM THE WIRES

Secretary of the Navy Meyer left Key
West for Havana after an inspection OF
the Key West naval reservation.
The japanese dreadnaught Kawachi. 10 %
500 tons. was launched at Yokosuka Oc-
toher TO- I'm the presence OF the emperor
and JO,OOO persons.
DE- John H. Nesbitt New York ubv-
sCiau, shot and instantly killed himself in
on Thursday evening last
The Ministerial union OF Hackensack
ADOPTED resolutions commencing Wilbur
and Orville Wright for refusing to ALLOW.
their employees to fly their aeroplanes on
Sunday.
Sundays program OF the thirty-seventh
annual convention Of The Young Mems
Christian association consisteded OF de
vouonai services, mems mass Tueetng and
platform addresses.
Apostolic Delegate Falcouio will be among
the distinguished visitors at the ninth an
nual convention Of the American Fedora D.
New Orleans November 13.
Passenger train No. on the Nashville.
Chattanooga & ST Louis railway was
wrecked between Bridgeport and Steven
eral reported badly injured.
One hundred expensive draft horses were
killed number Of workmen had narrow
escapes. and considerable property loss re-
suited at Chicago when q large steampipe
bursted I'm barn at the Union Stock
yards.
Harry Wilson has surrendered himself
10 the Waukisan. H.. police and said ne
wanted 20 return 10 Kansas city. Kan.
and stand trial for the theft or two diamond
rings, which ne took from the home Of
Attorney y r. Reed last August
Warning that the original supply N hirk-
Org, the best American fuel wood and
the most difficult 20 replace ia case ar A
shortage Of American hardwoods IS sp-
preaching exhaustion, Is given On a bull
letn Of the department OF agriculture
report reached the headquarters Of the
American Federation Of Labor that a gen
eral strike u elevator constructors through
out the country Is threatened as result
Of a lockout OF go men by the Otis File
yatOr company OF Chicago moro than a
year and a half ago.
Many subjects Of vital importance 10 tho
railroads and shippers 81 the country are
90 he reported upon the second annual con-
yenuon OF the National Association Of
Railway commissioner. the call for which
was recently issued. The meeting will be
held At the Interstate Commerce commits
sion offices ar Washington, November
1913
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Suspects Held
Upon Schooner
Customs Officials Guard Men Supposed
to Be Implicated in Los Angeles
Horror.

MEXICO CITY, oct &.-The names OF
the three men who were arrested al Acs-
pulco yesterday, suspected of being impll-
Gated in the dynamiting OF the Los Angeles
Times building, and who were aboard the
power schooner Kate, are Harry Ham, o.
Carlson and Dan Archer. according to tele-
grams received here today. The names
given are as they are registered on the
boats papers. In addition, the captain OF
the vessel, Swan Engdethe, and the en-
gineer, AdolpE AGolphson, also said 10 be
the owner, are still on board the vessel
under guard OF custom house officials
As soon as the schooner entered port to
take on a supply Of gasoline, she was
boarded by the American consul and a port
official The sum OF $1,000 was found The
captain stated that he had been engaged
az a contract price of $50 by Adolphson
TO take the schooner from san Francisco
TO the Galapagos islands, off the coast of
Peru and Ecuador The register OF the
schooner states that Ham Carlson and
Archer were each TO receive the sum OF
so a month Carlson, Ham and Archer
are now la prison, pending Investigation
on account OF a storm the men were forced
TO throw overheard the gasoline ON hand
and run into port Tor a new supply.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Syracuse Does
Away with Grew
For the Present
Rowing Costs More Than Any Other
Sport and Brings No Return
to Pay Way.

SYRACUSE. n. y, oct. @.-Syracuse
university will not send crews to the inter
collegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie or en-
gage in any regattas with colleges next
year.
The Athletic Governing board Of the uni
versity has voted to eliminate intercol-
legiate rowing from the list of sports for
the present college year. The services Of
Coach James \. Ten Eyck will be re-
tanned.
The temporary suspension Of crew work
Is neoessitated by financial problem that
has long vexed the athletic authorities. As
rowing necessitates the heaviest expenses
and brings no financial returns, 1t was
deemed best TO drop that sport for the
present to effect economy. The governing
board expects that rowing will again be
taken up in 1912
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
CONDITION OF FRISCO LINE
Decrease of Three Per Cent in Net
OpeTRting Revenue-HiRher
Gross Earnings

CHICAGO, Oct 3O.-The annual report Of
the St. Louis San Francisco railroad
for the fiscal year ending June 20, 1910
shows an increase Of 9 per cent in gross
earnings over those Of the proceeding year
an increase Of 1873 per cent in operating
expenses and a decrease Of per cent in
the net operating revenue. The total
operating revenue was $41, 165 $3.50. the total
operating expenses amounted 10 S2s67S, SI2
and the net operating revenue Sl2 4S9,O97
This is exclusive Of the Chicago & East
ern Illinois railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Creston Bod OsceoIa.

CRESTON, Ia, oct. SO.-(Special)-In the
foot ball contest between CrestOn and Os-
ceola High schools Yesterday at this place
Creston sustained its reputation in good
style, the score resulting in % to D. in
favor OF the home boys. The game was an
easy one for Creston and at no time was
there a possibility OF OsCeola winning the
game. Coach Bridges Is confident he has
one Of the best teams ever put out by the
Crsston High school, and his ambition Is
TO make them q formidable foe to all
teams in the southwest among high
schools
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
BALTIMORE AVIATION
MEET

sixty thousand Dollars Ia Prizes 20
he Offered There.
BALTIMORE Oct. 2O-The pr. re list for
the aviation meeg which begins here on
"Wednesday totals S5o0oO and there will he
competition for the Micheun cup and FOR
the Commodore Barry trophy for bomb
dropninE
4 special train viii leave belmont park.
Long Island. tomorrow night and nring
tine mach mes OF tbo sviators TO Baltimore
arriving here Tuesday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Rehfnrd rcnmM Win,

CRESTON. Ia, Oct 8O-(Speciar) THE
business college basket ball team of this
place played their first game OF ball at
Bedford Friday night with the Bedford
high school team and received drubbing
10 the tune of % to H. The Creston team
has been handicapped in having no hall
to play in here for practice purposes and
has been Obliged to play games out OF
doors making IL hard for them to play in
a hall with a skilled team
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
ATWOOD TEAM TRIMS TRENTON
HiRh school Team of RRwIins County,
Kansas, Drives Thirty Miles and
Gets Victory, 10 to o.

TRENTON, Neb., Oct. 9O-(Special) THE
Rawltns County High school foot ball team
drove the thirty miles from Atwood to
Trenton Friday and defeated the home
team by a score of 10 TO o.. The Atwood
team is without doubt the fastest team In
western Kansas. They have not lost
game this year
The Atwood girls defeated the Trenton
girls in game Of basket ball u to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Beaver CITY Defeats Arapahoe.

BEAVER CITY, Neb, Oct. 31-tSpeClan
The Beaver city High school football
team beat the Arapahoe High school team
here Ssturday So TO O. ATapshoe was too
light and slow, Hubson, the Beaver city
quarter, made big gains on end runs and
Vas easily the sta Uf the game. Beaver
City has q good chance 10 win the cham
pionship Of southwest Nebraska The
Beaver City team plays the AtW ood High
school team NeduesdsN.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
MANN ONE WHO BEAT OMAHA
spirited Playing of LlRcOln star
Quarterbacy Won Game.

Spirited Playing of LIRcOIn star
QuRrterbacy Won Came.
omaha's defeat Saturday from Lincoln
marked the first Of the season for the
purple and white team. However, the
Omaha team outplayed Lincoln and It was
only by the remarkable playing OF Leslie
Mann, Lncoln's star quarterback, that
Lincoln was able TO score. Omaha's de-
Tense and Offense were splendid and would
have done credit TO a college team. It
Was hard 70 find q star among the Omaha
team, as every man put up a hard fight.
Every time Omaha was in possession OF
the ball klopp or Bowman or Howes would
break through the opponents line for
gain Of from five 10 fifteen yards The
Omaha rooters while disappointed with
the result OF the game. praised the team
and felt that Omaha fought bravely to the
last.
Saturdays game was the last In which
Leslie Mann will play, according TO his
statement. lie has a dlslocaton OF the
collar bone and will be unable OF play the
rest OF the season II this report Is true
Omaha viii stand a splendid chance OF
wplng out the score In the return game
with Lincoln in Omaha on November u
John Gideon, who took the place OF Gall
who was injured In the end OF the second
quarter played a splendid game at right
End. Gideon Is perhaps as fast as any
player ON the Omaha team and tackled
the wiry Mann several times when the
other Omaha players were unable TO do so,
With the defeat OF the first team came
the announcement from Springfield that
the local team won from the Omaha High
school second team, It was no surprise,
however TO the Omaha rooters. as Spring
field outwe ghed Omaha about twenty
pounds, Harold Delametre, who was
largely responsible for the team winning
from the deaf team October % was the
star OF the game and made some beautiful
tackles. Delametre, although small is we'll
built and is splendid az fulback
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31

i wish all might know Of the benefit
received from your Foley's Kidney
Remedy" says l. N. Regain, Farmer Mo.
His kidneys and bladder gave him SO much
pain, misery and annoyance he could not
work, nor sleep. He says Foley's Kidney
Remedy completely cured him. Sold by al
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
NorfoIl. Earr Winner.

MADISON. Neb., Oct 8O-(speciaI) THE
Norfolk High school foot ball team. i'm
charge OF Coach +. NJ. Hunter was an
easy victor over the Madison team on the
Madison gridiron. the score being % to s.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
HnrrInr INIIIn Wan.

CHICAGO, oct 3O.-Guy Williams. an iu-
suTanCe man, was shot and killed at his
home by a burglar tonight Williams hes rd
the burglar entering the house through a
window ana attempted 20 intercept him.
The burglar escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
DIETz FINISH one TO GOOD
Contested Battle Ends in
Defeat Of Shamrock Team.
MANY RIOTERS ON SIDE LINES
OletE Come Back StronR in last
Qunrter-FsEan Coos Through
Line for Touchdown for
Shnmrocks.

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do,,, NC oie'@ heIu and on the third
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tirnos a,,S - eo''eu ''e'r yardS three
sbarroct. ~, 10. ,U' 'eu TO punt Ihe
dlo hsrora - -. w 'i'e ''e'u 10 lhe mia
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
DIETZ

iouchuoMhs' Quigley for Dietz; Fitzger-
aid for ShamroCks. COIN ex-NebrsSt,a
referee; Morganthaler, Creighton, umplT" .
Morgan, eN-Wisconsin. field Judge: Ken
nedy, head hnesnani Thomas and CurraAI
timekeepeTs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
4 Reliable NI@dicIu

Reliable M~diciHe-Not a Narcotic.
set the genuine Foleys Honey and Tar
"a the yellow package Il Is safe anu effect.
I'VE Cuutains no apiates Refuse substitutes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31

II had been troubled with constipation
for two years and tried all OF the best
physicians IN Bristol, Tenn. and they
vould do nothing for me-" writes Thomas
B.. Williams. Middieboro. Ky Two pack
ages OF Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured me For sale by all drug
Eists
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31

Touchdowns: Mulvihill. Goals. Black
Time Of quarters: Ten minutes. Umpire
Young Of Creighton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-09
SOUTH DAKOTA RATE INQUIRY
Special Master Leaves for Chicago to
Take Final Testimony I'm
Case.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., July S.--tSpe-
cial.) --J. Howard Gates OF this city, spe-
cial master appointed TO take testimony
In the South Dakota passenger rate case.
together with William Wallace of Aber-
deem, stenographer, and p. w. Dough-
erty of Dell Rapids. assistant attorney
general and counsel of the state board
of railroad commissioners, have departed
for Chicago, where the hearing in the ef-
forts of the state to secure a reduction
of passenger fares wiz be resumed after
an interval of a number of weeks. Be-
fore his DEPARTURE Special Master Gates
stated that at the present adjourned
hearing an effort would be made to have
all the remaining testimony taken- pc
fore the hearing takes final adjourn
ment. When all the testimony has been
taken, special master will make re-
port to Judge Garland OF the United
States court in this city. The members
of the state board of railroad commits
soners also VIII be present at the hear
ing in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-09
Miss AnheuSer
Files Damage Suit
Wealthy st. Louis Woman Whose
Gowns Were Attached by Den
fist Asks Reparation.

CHICAGO. July s.-Miss Nellie Anheuser
Of the wealthy St. Louis family of that
name, whose opera gowns were attached
by DIR. Robert Good, a dentist. during the
grand opera season here last year, filed
suit for 1900 damages against the dentist
here today.
DR.. Good for dental work charged Miss
Anheuser $500. or at the rate of $25 an
hour. She refused to pay, alleging that
the work was faulty and had to be done
over by another dentist. Thereupon the
doctor attached Miss Anheuser's gowns and
the latter missed a performance Of the
opera. Yesterday the dentists case came
up in tho municipal court, Miss Anheuser
having come from st. Louis 20 defend the
suit. Counsel for the dentist took nom
suit, failing to gain delay, but promptly
filed another one similar to the first
The suit for damages today is an out
growth Of the Doctors alleged harassing
tactics.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-09
SorenSon Files
For SenatorShip
Editor Of Examiner Invests Fifty for
Privilege of Making the
Race.
We'll, the blow has fell.

Well, the blow has fell.
Al sorenson, editor of the Examiner,
walked up to the captains office yesterday
and planted down fifty cold dollars for the
Of filing his name as a republican
candidate for the office OF United states
senator from Nebraska. subject to the ac-
ton Of the voters at the primaries in Aug
ust and the subsequent action Of the Ne
braska legislature.
In statement for the public. issued as
soon as he recovered his breath after filing,
Mr. Sorenson said:
when take my seat at Washington, II
viii be with the full intention OF represent
ing all the people, and not merely faction.
i am a republican, to be sure but In my
official capacity, ] viii be a representative
Of the highest and the lowest. little
later / win set out more in detail the
things / stand for. and some that l won't
stand for. In this latter class / have listed
dead beat subscribers"
AS soon as the news was bruited about
on the streets, little knots of men could be
seen excitedly discussing the situation. one
OF the most momentous questions raised,
and to which no satisfactory answer has
yet been given is:
Where did Sorenson get that fiftyR''