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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
Doane and Kearney
Play THIS Week
Crete Tigers Determined to Have
Look in on Intercollegiate
Honors This Fall.

CRETE, .eb., Nov. .-tspeclalD-Doane
college played a good game Of foot ball
last aSturday. Coach Johnson and the
Doane supporters are entirely satisfied with
the showing made by the Doane team, Tue
scores Of G5 to and 10 made by the
university against Peru and Doane upset
any calculations that some were inclined
to make on the Peru-DOane 70 O game
Doane is still in the field for championship
honors In the intercollegiate series and Will
riye Bellevue and Wesleyan a hard fight
The injured players are rapidly recover
ius Harvey and KOrah who We're obliged
to leave the game on Saturday, were out
for practice ON Tuesday. Luke viii be
In shape to play this week Blune who
sprained an ankle early in the season, and
80 did not make the first team, win play
guard on the second team.
poane has two games 70 play this week
Tho VARSITY viii play Kearney Normal
at Kearney on Friday and the second team
will play the WesleyGp second team
al Crete on saturday. BY agreement with
Wesleyan the second teams consist OF any
players af,er the first fifteen have been
set aside on the respective "varsities.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
CHANCE TO BRING TIGERS
Missouri and Creighton Lack Game
November Is.
NEGOTIATIONS WELL UNDER WAY
Highland Park Team WIZ Arrive
Tonight for Game saturday.
HiIItOppers Must work
to win.

An effort will be made during the next
few days to arrange a game with the
University Of Missouri for the Creighton
eleven on the open date caused by the
withdrawal OF Washburn from the locals
schedule. Three members of the foot ball
squad Of Colorado university arc down
with smallpox and the management Of the
western school has decided to cancel their
game with the Missouri Tigers. II salts
factory conditions are agreed upon the
foot ball enthusiasts Of this city may have
an opportunity OF seeing this fast aggrega-
ton in action this season. Their work
upon the gridiron so far this year has
been warmly recommended and many fans
hope that the Creighton management will
be able to bring the Missourians here for
a game on November p.
Everything is In readiness for the High
land Park contest No heavy work has
been given the men for the last few days
and the players feel that they are in first
class condition for the annual contest with
the Iowa team.
The return of Hubbard TO the eleven last
evening was the source Of much rejoicing
in the Creighton camp. Doc" has been
out of the game for sevedal days past and
his absence from the keystone position was
noticeable in last weeks battle against
the Kansans Hubbard is one OF the best
men on the blue and white eleven and the
loss OF the sturdy youngster would handi-
cap the hilltop team considerably.
Highland Park will arrive in the city
late this evening. Word received from Des
Moines is that they expect a hard struggle
but will send the fastest eleven that ever
wore the purple and white TO defend theiI
colOrs against Creighton. They expect t.
reverse last years score by good margin
and to accomplish this Coach Rice viii
send his men into the field well coached
to meet the various formations used by
Millers proteges.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
Iowa Lineup
For AmeS Game
0Brien Will Play Center and Buck
ley and HOerlein Will Be
Placed at Ends.

IOWA cry la Nov. Especial THE
following team viii constitute the eleven
that vH start the game for Iowa in the
20 contest with Ames saturday ON the
Aggies homo grounds: Buckley, left end
lioerlein, right end: Ney. left tackle Al
eAander, right tackle; Weeks, left guard
Tricky, right guard, O'Brien, center; Curry,
quarterback; Murpny, right half; Thomas
lett half: fiyland Icaptainl fullback. Tine
nine substitutes which will conclude the
hneup OF the squad are Clemens. Neidig
Repass, BiOokart. Jones, Callander, Ben
mott, Powell and canton. the entire train
ms staff will accompany the team on a
uain which leaves Iowa cts Friday after
noon, stopping overnight at Marshalltown.
The special train hearing the half thou
sand rooters members Of the subsu-
tute squad and freshmen team leaves
Cedar Rapids early Saturday morning.
Coach Hawley kept his men al scrimma Sc
again this evening, not permitting them to
slack up on the hard dun that he has
engineered them through this season, No.
body has been hurt within the last few
nights OF practice and each day liaWleg,
hopes for victory over Ames go higher
Money Is changing hands freely ON v,yu
bets, Ames steadfastly refusing 10 give
odds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
PROMINENT MEN ON
RED CROSS COMMITTEE
President Announces Personnel ~
Body that win Take Charge
of Fund,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-President Taft
today announced the personnel Of the new
endowment fund committee Of the National
Red Cross, The Red Cross at present is
without any endowment in this country,
but il is hoped that through the efforts OF
the committee named by the president an
ample fund will be obtained.
President TAFT as president OF the Ma
tional Red Cross is the ex officio head OF
the committee. Secretary Of the Treasury
McNeigh is named as chairman and Charles
ID. Norton. secretary to the president, is
vice chairman.
The entire membership of the committee
Is nearly two hundred. Among the most
prominent members are Robert Bacon ana
Lloyd c. Grlscom Of New York. George
w simmons, James G Butler W X
BiXby, David r. Francis and RoIla Wells
OF st. Louis; Charles =. Taft, j. G. Schmid-
iapp. M L. ingalls, and Julius Fleischman
OF Cincinnati; John Hays Hammond
Thomas Nelson Page and Rear Admiral
Brownson OF Washington; Judge Henry
stockbridge, Bernard n. Baker and Gen
eral James A. Gary OF Baltimore: Charles
A. Otis Of Cleveland Senator George 7.
oliver OF Pittsburg, Cyrus II. Mccormick.
Robert T. Lincoln, Robert s. McCormick.
II, II. kohlsaat Victor +. Lawson. Michael
Cudahy and James Kelley OF Chicago.
Former Vice President Fairbanks. Cover
0Pr Thomas r. Marshall and Noble C. But
Ter OF Indianapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
Oldfield Tries
Law to Secure
Right to Race
Speed Demon Loses Three-Hour Legal
Contest to Remove Dis
qualification.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3.-Baruey Old
field today fought for three hours legal
contest for the right to enter tomorrows
automobile meet here and lost
Attorneys for the American Automobile
association held that instead Of an in
junction TO force the local racing asso-
citation to allow him TO race in defiance
OF his disqualification by the American
Automobile association. Oldfed should
have sought a mandamus TO secure rein
statement.
Oldfields attorneys brought suit for
$4,000 damages against the American Au-
tomobile association and one for 5000
against the Atlanta Automobile associa-
ton along with the injunction proceed
ings.
The hearing was before Judge G. L.,
Bell in the Fulton county superior court
Oldfield's attorneys claimed that he had
been disqualified by the American
Automobile association without a hear
ing and that the disqualification Of
his 200-horsepOwer Benz racer amounted
to conflscat ion of property. The at
torneys argued that his race with
Jack Johnson which caused the dis
qualification was justfiable because 1t
would tend to discourage Johnson from
future competition with white sportsmen.
The opposition counsel replied that Old
fields disbarment was automatic under
the rules he himself had signed, both
against himself and his car.
Judge Bell, after three hours and fif-
teen minutes argument ruled that he had
no Jurisdiction. The three days racing be-
gins on the Atlanta two mile speedway
tomorrow at IL a M. with eight events,
ranging from time trials to a 10o-miie
race for a trophy and cash prize of
81 600
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
THREE DAY DRINK CURE
The NEAL way
The Neal Three-Day Drink Habit Cure
Is Located in Omaha. An Aver
age of Forty Patients Cured
Per Month.

Prominent among Omaha Institu-
lions for public good and betterment
is the Neal Institute al 1902 South
Tenth street, Omaha, Neb., where the
Neal three-day drink habit cure is ad-
ministered under a guaranteed bond
and contract TO effect a perfect cure in
three days or refund the fee With the
co-operation and Endorsements of such
men as. Mayor Dahlman, Dean
Beecher and many Of the Catholic
clergy and other people Of all classes,
this Institute has been able to reclaim
over three-hundTed men from the driuL
habit since its establishment last Feb
ruary. In add ion 10 the Omaha In
stitute there are over forty Neal IN
stitutes in successful operation over all
America, including those at Des
Moines. Davenport and Sioux City. Ia.
and Grand Island Neb. For complete
information. testimonials and indorse-
men.s address the Neal Institute o. b.,
1892 south Tenth street. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
MRS. MARTIN is ECCENTRIC
servant of Woman Charged with
Murder OF Daughter Tells of
Queer Franks.

NEWARK, y. j., Nov. 3-The alleged
eccentricity Of Mrs Caroline b. Martin.
accused Of the murder OF her daughter
ucey W. NJ. Snead the East Orange
bath tub victim was related when q
hearing 60 determine the womans sanity
was resumed in the court Of over and
terminer today.
The first witness was Rita Sullett a
coiored maid who worked for Mrs Martin
during 1904 and 1906 az Charlottesburg. s.
c. The maid testified that Mrs Martin
often threw handfuls OF dollar bills about
the schoolroOm floor. The witness said
she was kept busy picking up the bills.
Witness said she was awakened one night
by pistol shot. She found Mrs Martin
sitting up in bed laughing. Mrs Martin
remarking, the witness said, n this revolt
yer had killed me you'd be rich"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
John ReArdOn Takes the Feature Race
at LR9Onia,

John RehrdOn Takes the Feature Race
at LR9Onia.
LATONIA. Nov. 2-John Reardon won
the feature race at Latonia today, a mile
and a sixteenth, from a fair field John
Reardon went to the front early and was
never overtaken, winning by a length and
half Notwithstanding a challenge by Lee
amenio In the stretch. Summaries:
First race, mile and seventy yards:
Wander straight, 81 won, Donder (place,
ILS9) second Alice Baird (show, &27O
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Stafford straight, $500 won, Q. H. Pat
ten place, $40 second, Delaney (show,
81 2O) third. Time; l:0SB.
Third race, mile; Lesh straight $50 7O)
won, Ellanette Cplace, T6O second, Sir
Dawn (show, 500 third Time; 1;42%
Fourth race, mile and one sixteenth: John
Reardon straight, $500 won, Leamenic
Cplace, $3.50 second, Dr. Holzberg Cshow,
$3.50 third. Time 1H7B.
straight, $40 won, Camel place, 81 sec
ond, sinfran (show, $40 third. Time:
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards: Cere-
monius (straight $500 won, Montclair
(place, $3.50 secOnd Alma Boy (show, S4.90)
third Time: :46.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. S.-The form play
ers at jamestown received a Jolt today
as faVoiites went down one after another
with the exception OF Field Mouse, who
was returned an easy winner of the Month
cello purse, for which she was a prohibit
First race six furlongs: King Avondale
g to u won, Cooney X second: Arondack
third. Time: 1:l83s
Second race, five and one-half furlongs!
The Niger q to u won, Cardiff, second
Semi-Quaver, third. Time 1:0Sx.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs
Cherokee Rose a to u won, Monoref sec
ond Idle Michael, third. Time; los.
Fourth race. one mile: Field Mouse q ia
| 3 won, Reybourn second; Compton, third
| Time: 1:40b
Fifth race. one mile Dress Parade q "a
- won Bang, second; Spes Nostra, third
| Time: 1:4S9s
sixth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling
! mile and a furlong: My Gal &C., Sweeney
! to u won, Lad Of Langdon Q07, Long
| to y third. Time 1:5J1A Cheech and
/ Aukhurst also ran.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
South Dakota
Pe dagogues Meet
Association Of School Officers Recon-
mends Number of Changes in
State Laws. -f

HURON, s. D., Nov. s--jspecial) THE
twenty-eighth annual meeting Of the
South Dakota Educational association was
opened here yesterday afternoon with the
address of welcome by Hon. F.. L. Abel,
response by Prof w. E. johnson Of Aber-
deem. Following the usual opening exer
Cises. which were interspersed with music,
President Mcdonald delivered the annual
address, in which ne referred 20 wIfat has
been accomplished by the association and
what it purposed doing in the future. He
paid high tribute 20 General Beadle. the
pioneer educator Of Dakota territory, and
spoke Of his heroic fight in behalf of the
public schools of the state.
A. IT, Bigelow of Lead, president of the
Association Of School Officers. submitted
the report OF the legislative committee in
twenty eight-page pamphlet He spoke
Of a number OF the more important changes
proposed and explained IN detail some OF
those to which objection is being made.
large part Of the proposed code is taken
from what Is known as the New York
school laws, which are considered among
the best in existence. The association is
COZ sidering the advlsabilty of adopting the
report of the committee and much discus
I sion is being had both In favor and in
I opposition to the proposed laws.
( The attendance is in the neighborhoOd OF
/ 200, all being well cared for and prop
| erly entertained.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
South Omaha High
Wal Play Obs.
Eleven from Packing Town is Strong
and Will Play Hard at VintOn
Park Saturday.

The Omaha High school team and the
South Omaha High school team will meet
on the gridrOn Saturday afternoon at
Vnton Street park. Preliminary to the
regular game. the second teams Of the
two schools will play. South Omaha has
a splendid team this year, and has not
been scored against In closely fought
game with Nebraska City, South Omaha
won by the score of to o. october 70
the eleven won from Weeping Water High
school by 20 to o. South Omaha makes q
greater part of her gains by straight fooI
ball The line is quite strong, and the
tacISles are considered TO be the best the
school has ever had Following is tile
ty,,-,tr fpr SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
DoUBLE-HEADER FOOT BALL
AT VNT0N PARK SUNDAY
superIOrs and EXceIsiOrs and Diets
and Benton Teams to Mix on
GFidirOn.

Next Sunday out at Pa Rourke's Vinton
street park the attraction win be a double
header foot ball wrangle
The first contest will be between the
Superiors and the Excelsiors and the sec
ond argument will be a battle between
the Dietz team of Omaha and the Benton
club When the Superiors and EXcelsiors
get together foot ball rooters are assured
az seeing a warm fracas. as these two
crews are made up OF giants with the
fighting spirit. Smith the Superior 3
doughty little quarterback. had his shout
der thrown out last Sunday, consequently
he will be out OF the game for the balance
Of the season Rapp, formerly the star
quarter back for the South Omaha High
school, has been secured TO hold down the
quarterback Job.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
AMONG THE LOCAL BowLERS
Three from stOrz MRlts-
other Games.

In the Booster league the Noegele & Din
ming cOmpauy's Ma8eppas won two games
out Of three from the Storz Malts, rolling
the classy total of 1851 points. Mclean
OF the Malts rolled two 200 games in a row
and got the high with 600 pins. Howley
of the Candy Kids rolled high total on
his team with $50 pins and high single
game with PIG pins.
The Omaha Bedding company won two
games out Of three from the SpTague Pills.
Changstron rolled high total with $50 pins
and Christensen rolled high single game
with 1886 pins.
In the Mercantile league the Carpenter
Paper company won two games by close
margins and lost the last games by four
pins to the Onimods, Johnson rolled high
total with 52s pins and high single game
with pa pins. Tonight-Jetters VS.. Metz
Bros Hospe Co. VS.. J. S. Cross, Euuitabie
Life vs. Hartleys Colts, Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
Cornell Goes
to Indianola to
Meet Simpson
Two Weeks without Game and
Husky Iowa College Boys Feel
Able to Win.

MT VERNON Ia, Nov. 3.--(Special
Telegram With the rousing cheers Of
nearly 500 enthusiastic Cornell students
the Cornell foot ball squad left Mt YER
non today TO meet the Simpson aggrega-
ton at Indianola tomorrdW The team
was accompanied TO the train by the col
lege band. followed by some 400 or 500
students
Through the fact that Highland Park
cancelled the game last Saturday the
team has been idle since the Monmouth
game and is in the very best Of condi-
tion to administer a good trimming to
the Simpson bunch. Cornell plays with
Coe November IL and the following Sat
urday meets Grinnel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
DAILY NEWS.
GIRLs' TENNIS : CONTESTS y
Miss Laura Zimmerman Beats Lucille
FeIIeFs.

Tuesday afternoon the girls tennis tourn-
ament came TO close, with Laura Zlm-
norman as winner. Her opponent was
Lucille Fcllers and the score was 40, 2-6
81, SO o.. The final match was very
Interesting. as both players are considered
good PLAYERS Miss Zimmerman showed a
little more experience in her playing and
her style OF serving Was better than Miss
FelIers quite a crowd Of high school
-llls watched the lin IN Of the tournament
and the playing was fast throughout. This
tournament between the girls 81 the Ora aa
High school, which has finished so suc-
other one next fall Miss schwartz who
until q few weeks ago vas iu charge OF
Inc tournament. thought that the girls
gained more from the tennis matches than
from an equal amount ~ gymnasium
work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
kers Go Learn Fate Big Wish Them WE'LL Missouri May Come
Bluffs Boy Upon
Dartmouth Team
Has An Accident
c. P. Dudley, Right Halt on Second
Team, Has a Broken
Collarhoue

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. Especial Tele-
gramD-C. i. Dudley Of Council BLUFFS,
right half on the Dartmouth second team
is in the hospital today with broken
coIlarbono. the first Dartmouth victim In
the current foot ball season. Dudley was
one OF the most promising candidates for
the baclfleld, and the accident coming at
this time has caused much concern In the
team.
The accident happened In a scrimmage
with the varsity, one of the most strenu-
Gus of the season. II will be some time
before the young westcrner will be able
again to don foot ball toys, the doctor
says:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
Lnck Hn. No DonIIe.

HASTINGS. Neb.. Not. 3-tSpecial)--
Jack Jeffrtes. brother OF the eX-champion.
has telegraphed persons here denOuncing
the person who recently mpersonated him
here. The man who called himself lack
JeffFies was here several DAYS. The genuine
Jack says he has not been out 81 Los
ANGELES since the recent fight ~ Reno
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
LORan nnd Onnws,

LOGAN. Ia, Nov. ESPECIAL "A foot
ball game between the Logan High school
and Onawa High school has been booked
for Saturday next, November ., on the
Logan grounds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04

BOELDET Colo. Nov. THE foot ball
games Of the University uf colorado
scheduled for November 5th and November
18TH. have been postponed hecause Of the
discovery OF three cases o. small uON AL
thc university here a. Johu Clarke. a
member = the foot ball team, is one OF
the victims.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
SECOND TEAMS WILL CLASH
Omaha and south Omaha ia PreIim-
mary Saturday,

a game between the second team OF the
South Omaha High school and the second
team Of the Omaha High school has been
arranged for saturday as preliminary 10
The game between the first teams OF the
two schools. In former years Omaha has
easily won from South Omaha, but accord
ing to a report from the manager OF South
Omsha's team they have a fast team al
though IL is quite light. Practice for
Omaha's first team still continues to be
held at Vinton street park. Burnett will
perhaps use the whole first squad Satur-
day and save as far as possible his men
for the Lincoln game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04

to learn that the sure way to cure cough
or cold is with Or. Kings New Discovery.
SOC and S1.OO. For sale by Beaten Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
PLAYER. upnew COntrncta.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2-George Null
respectively. OF the Detroit team have re-
neWed their contracts for the 1911 season.
Both players are now on their way to
Cuba.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
YALE nANDrcArED SATURDAY
only Two Neteraus on Team On the
Injury List.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Sov. SIT is
possible that i'm the game with Brown
here Saurda. Yale Viii be- without The
services ~ the only Two veteran PLAYERS
~ the team. Fitzpatrick. who was injured
yesterday. Is suffering from a bad mu Gle
strain "a the side and while he viii Ice
able to play IL is expected that the
caches wiil deem Il best 10 keep him out
lf tho game
The other veteran Captain Daily, has
NOT been iu any Of tie scrimmages OF the
week because 81 a strain which will make
% inatvissble FOR him 70 get into Satur-
day. game.
The plan uoW is 20 nave the hackfield
made zap OF Struut quarterback. with Field
ana Reilly, halfhacks. and Howe, full
hack
IN "a hard rain this afternoon the varsity
lined up against the scrubs for a thirty
minute EcrimulaEe, but VAS unable 40
score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04

'COSCORFTS

Daily News took two out Of three from
HarVey's Colts.
Saynish had high game OF lS7 and high
total Of OILS for the Daily News. Moyna had
high game of 1853 and Nelson had high total
Of 44g for Harvey's colts
Thursday night, November 3, Andy $
Colts VS.. Tafts specials. score:
.HARVEY'S COLTS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
Totals .,,.l..
see HHsHl W
MAZEPPAE

City took two out Of three from the
Coscorets. Cozier had high game OF l67
for City c. Lyons had high game OF l72
and high total OF 479 for the Coscorets
Nelson had high total OF 443 for City &.
Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
nnrret1 20 NIanage MiI,.auI.ee.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. president
Charles = Havenor OF the Milwaukee
1 American association base ball club today
apIOinted jimmy Barrett manager of
the team 10 succeed John G. Ate foskey,
Buiousness is due 20 disoruered condt-
ton Of the stomach Chamberlain's Tab
lets are essentially a stomach medicine
Intended especially 20 act on that organ;
70 cleanse a. strengthen Ia, tone ana in
vigorate a. 20 regulate the liver aud 70
banish biuousness positively aiid effec-
lively For sale by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04

Ths Ksy 70 me s''aatlOn-Bes Want ADA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Il. sir-ymI see, emit quite Do
that. for Toms laying low, you under
stand. hut II You would let him call
around uuIrt-like an you
ION me- Steele spoke slowly. II
hardly think the Ease will prove sufli-
clcntly attractive" The proprietor
stepped In. steele took the change
that was laid ou the table, leaving q
half crown which he Indicated that
DANDY .iop could appropriate.
"Reitpr moi think Of going now. sir"
the proprietor said to John steele,
Never saw anything like Il the way
the fog hns lhlrkened"
I,anhy .Ior stepped toward the door.
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