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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Elghty-1 hree
Persons Killed
by Manabos
Raiders in MindanOs Are Masacreing
Native Christians and
Foreigners.

WASHINGTON, oct, 3l.-Eighty Chris
tians. one an American and two Chinese
have been killed and much property belong
ing to foreigners has been destroyed by
the rebellious Manobos tribesmen in the
Philippines, according to report from
Brigadier General PershinE to the War de-
partment today,
For almost week or more two bands
Of about one hundred Msnobos each have
been terrifying the people on the west
coast of Davao in southeastern Mindanao
island. Their raids have been directed
against the foreign element. Two COM
panies of the Third United states infantry
were sent TO suppress the disorder. General
Pershing does not regard the situation as
serious.
Labor troubles are believed by War de-
partment officials to be responsible for the
uprising among the Manobos. The latter
are OF the lowest type Of Filipinos It is
said.
They are indolent and resent any effort
20 compel them to work II is presumed
here that ,the outbreak has resulted from
too vigorous measures to meet this con-
dition, taken by foreigners owning planta-
tions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Extending
Y. M. G. A. w ork
Salary of Foreign Secretary and An
other Foreign Building is
Guaranteed.

TORONTO, Ont. oct 31.--Today's $
closing sessions Of the thirty y-first an
nual International convention of the
Young Mems Christian association in this
city began with devotional address by
DR.. c. Ia Robinson, Chicago, on the text
BE sure your sin will fnd you out"
II was announced that c. r. JOY Keo-
kuk, Ia, would guarantee secretary 3
salary that Arthur LetE president OF tie
Los Angeles Young Mems Christian as
sOciation, would furnish another foreign
secretary, hacked by his association. and
Henry Bierks, Montreal, promised an
other foreign building.
Among those elected members Of the
international committee for nine years
were
Frank Is. Sanders, Topeka, Kan, and c.
X. JOY. Keokuk, Ia
AS advisory directors the following were
named:
Robert s. Brewster A. j. Mason. Bayard
FL. Christy, Admiral Barker, Luther d.
Wishart, New York; L. p. Bailey John /.
Wheat, d. A. Bulge and s, b. rhorne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Thousands Eager
to Secure Farms
Line Begins to Form at Aberdeen Two
Days Before Time for Fill
ing Claims.

ABERDEEN. s. H.. Oct Si.-More than
9 hundred eager persons are wsiting in
the federal building today 20 be as close
as possible TO the head OF line to enter
the land office and make selection Of
claims on the Standing Rock Indian reser-
walton tomorrow morning at o'clock. The
first began to come in Saturday afternoon
and every train arriving continues to add
to the number. Not all OF those on hand
are enduring the discomfort OF holding
down their places. Some have hired boys
to stand in the line. while they are rest
ing IN hotels This has proved expensive
TO a few as some Of these temporary hold
ers OF the precious space have sold out
20 others who submitted more lucrative
propositions to them man did the original
employers There are 5000 claims Of i6C
acres each TO be filed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
GRYAN TALKS At LINCOLN
Does Not Get Very Far from His
Party Lines.
SAYS NATIONAL ISSUES GUIDE
Passes United states senntOrship with
a Sentence and DevOtes Remainder
of speech TO Attack on
DuhImnR.
cFrom a stsff corrsspondentl


LINCOLN, oct. Sl.-(Special Telegram)-
w. ]. Bryan discussed the issues OF the
campaign at the Lincoln Auditorium to-
night, paying for the haB himself.
Long before he reached the hall every
seat was occupied and hundreds were
standing.
The first part ot phs = fec'i was devoted
to national issues. He' discussed state
issues at the conclusion
When Mr.. Bryan reached the platform
he was given a tremendous ovation. So
great was the crowd that Mr.. Bryan in
vited some Of those IN the rear to stand
down in front in the aisle
Mr. Bryan said:
After what have said in regard to the
Importance of national issues / need hardly
add that l regard them as paramount
when we ere considering the claims Of
those who are candidates for national
offices. Our democratic candidates for
congress and the United States senate in
this state all stand for democratic pr.nci-
pies and policies as those principles and
policies are set forth IN the democratic
national platform OF 1905, and believe that
they are entitled to the votes OF democrats
whatever their position may be on local
questions and on minor national questions.
IT have on former occasions stated my
position on county option and the o'clock
closing law and 1t Is not necessary to re-
iterate what have sa d on these subjects.
Neither is II necessary to discuss the
Initiative and referendum, since all the
parties have endorsed q IN this state, and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Attempt to Rob ohio Bank.

CANAL DOVER, o., Oct A.-Robbers
broke into the State bank az Bolivar eight
miles northeast Of here early today and
attempted 20 blow the safe. containing
$4,000 They failed, apparently because
they found their stock OF nltroglycsrne
exhausted when. after tearing off three
doors OF the safe, they discovered another
barring their way. They fled. leaving the
interior OF the bank In wrecked c0ndi-
Zion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01

Robert Dun, IN Nebraska CITY Press.
Oh Hitchcock. answer rs,
And tell us true,
III elected senator,
What would you do?
Greed your smOothness to acquire
We must acclaim,
A private loan from public funds,
Should hang thy head I'm shame.
Use the nations money.
As YOU did the states
Pose as an insurgent.
Worst us with laws and rates2
Joe BARLEY filched the state,
As you did. Joe.
Now you want our confidence,
NJ. HitchcOcb nQt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
WOMAN is SHOT TO DEATH
Mas Lulu Williams of Arlington,
Tex, KILLED by Il. "a, Bates Near
the Iatter'a Home.

FORT WORTH. Tex, oct. 3l.-Miss Lula
Williams, aged 25 years, daughter OF T. l..
Williams, a prosperous farmer living siN
miles north Of Arlington was shot and
killed by r. II. Bates, aRed 40. a farmer IN
front OF Bates home early today Bates
stated he was called 10 the door and after
pistol shot had beer fired at him he
seized a shotgun and fired into the dark
ness. There was no outcry although he
discerned a fleeing figure An hour later
the woman was found dead IN front OF the
gate. She was dressed In q mans overcoat
and cap. Bates Is under arrest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
"DAVY CROCKETT" is WRECKED
Fast Passenger Train IL nerRtled at
YOakum, Tex, and one
Man Killed.

HOUSTON Texas. oct Sl.-W. II. Wor-
ley. postal clerk. OF San Antonio was killed
and j. W williams, haggageman, was seri-
uusly Injured when the "Davy Crocz"
fast passenger train on the San Antonio &
Aransas Pass railroad, eastbound. was
wrecked near Yoakum, Tex, early today.
A bridge over small ravine gave way,
derailing the entire train with the eXcep-
ton OF the Pullman.
Several passengers we're bruised but none
was seriously hurt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
The Plot Thiekens.

The plot thickens Mr.. Hitchcock having
declared that Edgar Howard is several
kinds Of liar hypocrite etc, and that he
(HitchcoeD never borrowed any money
from State Treasurer BARLEY, Mr.. Howard
comes back by printing the fac-simile Of a
letter which Mr.. Hitchcock wrote 70 Bart
ley asking for a renewal Of several notes,
giving the amount and times OF payment.
MI. Howard has made charges against
Hitchcock that are libelous II not true. Mr..
Howard says he can substantate them by
evidence. In which event the contention OF
Howard that Hitchcock must retire as a
candidate for United States senator seems
to be reasonable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
boston EmbeEHler Arrested it
Nevada a. Unable 60 Give
Honda.

BOSTON Oct. 81 Harold y. Faxon
prominent yachtsmau Of Quincy ten year,
ago, who suddenly gave up his position A.
paying teller OF the Peoples National bank
OF Roxbury IN the fall Of 1906, returned
here today from Goldfield, New. ln custody
Of a United states marshal. and pleaded
not guilty TO an indictment cherEinR him
with the embszzlement Of s., 600 from the
bank Faxon was held for trial today
and went 70 iail IN default Of S5,O0s bgil
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
CENSUS FRAUDS in TWO CITIES
Director Durand Discovers Irregular
titles at Great Falls, Mont, and
Fort smith. Ark.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Director Durand
Of the census bureau is preparing a public
statement regarding alleged fraudulent
census returns In Fort smith, Ark, and
Great Falls Mont which will be given
out at an early day. The census bureau
asserts that quite extensive irregularities
have been discovered in both places. In
Great Falls these already have led to the
conviction OF three enumerators.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
But re Won't DO Jt.
yValreffsld ReDuhIicau

II Edgar Howard has deliberately lied
about Mr.. Hitchcock owing the state money
since Bariley's time and has shown no dis
position 70 ray II hack, th-n the least the
World Herald editor can do r. 90 go after
Mr.. Howard with a libel suit We shall
see N he does a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Two Of a Kind,
n.w.rr, CIgt.n1

Mr.. Hitchcock Is in about the same boat
now that Mr.. Goold was nine years ago.
Mr. GOold was nominated by the repUb-
licans for regent OF the state university
Nobody knew that he had ever been mixed
up with Joe BARLEY The World-Herald got
the information from BARLEY that GoOl6
or his bank. had borrowed 5000 from Bart
ley and Il screamed At Goold 20 get off the
ticket The republicans had plenty OF other
capable men and they dropped Mr.. GOold
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Will Hitchcock Put 1t Back? '
la IL Tangible Now.
Greeley Citizen (demO

Edgar Howard says that Gilbert NJ
Hitchcock borrowed, in 1896 Of BARLEY
then state treasurer, state money Hitch
cock says he did not-thst he borrowed
OF BARLEY the banker, and has paid It
back. As between the two men and the
evidence 20 far produced, the Citizen be-
ueves Mr.. Hitchcock. and that Howard
must produce something more tangible to
carry much weight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Not Yet Put Back.
Wausa GaEette.

G. NJ. Hitchcock is charged with being
implicated In the BARLEY defalcation, and
has not yet been able TO prove himself
innocent. but rather admitted that a part
of that money had not yet been paid back.
Is this the kind OF man we want to send
10 congress TO represent Nebraska?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Will He?
Wanted-A Clean Record.
Chadron Journal.

When a man asks to I've elected to
public office his record becomes a matter
for inspection. Hitchcock Is feeling the
results Of Howard's exposures. Many other
lesser lights over the state are being looked
up and will no doubt feel the results in
greater OF less degree. A clean record Is
a mighty good thing for the man running
for office TO possess
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Not Entitled 20 Sympathy.
Fairbury News.

II was only a few short years ago that
Mr.. Hitehcock's paper forced a man from
the republican ticket whose offense was
precisely similar except that It was not so
great in magnitude. and now that tho
editor is caught In the same dragnet that
was such a powerful and effective instru-
ment IN accomplishing the degradation
and defeat OF an aspiring republican he is
not apt TO receive much sympathy from
the public.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Denial strengthens the Case.

Congressman Hitchcock attempts to ex-
plain the charges Of Edgar Howard that he
has borrowed state money OF J. S. BARLEY
and never repaid Il. Mr.. Hitchcocks denial
sounds very weak and II anything strength
ems the case against him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
BY His Confession, He Had the
Money, But Repudiated
the Debt.

Hitchcock and the rest Of those who were
IN the same boat paid as they promised
Mr.. BARLEY could have easily made good
with the state The feature OF Mr.. Hitch
cocks position that is likely to have most
effect upon the public is his ingrGttude
to BARLEY. Most people desplse an migrate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Guilty of same Offenss.

The worst feature Of HitchcOoks con-
nection with the BARLEY scandal II
that he at one time forced man
from the republican ticket for an
offense OF which he himself was guilty.
He exhibited no mercy when he knew that
II he were TO be gauged by the standard
he hal set up he would have 10 plead for
mercy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01

Everybody KNOWS by this time that
@. n. Hitchcock had some Of the
money the state lost while Joseph BARLEY
was custodian Of the state funds Il o.
quite generally believed that had Mr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
who's the OutlhwF
pav,oa Rapublfeau

Hitchcock refuses to pay the state what
he owes Dear BARLEY" because Mr,
Hitchcock says. Il has been outawed. In
a case like this who's the outlaw?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
E1pIanation that Doean,t EHpIain.
Hldreth Telescope.

Mr.. Hitchcock makes reply that he bor-
rowed private funds OF State Treasurer
BARLEY. instead OF state funds, all OF
which has been repaid, but In many re-
speots his explanation does not explain 10
the satisfaction OF the voters OF Nebra ska,
and he will have 10 furnish some dOcumen-
tary evidence 90 substantiate his claims
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
If you haven t
found a o o m to
suit yo u, d o n t
worry.
worry.

In today's Bee you will doubtless
find just what you are hunting.
The list OF good rooms is about
complete, and embraces almost
every style, location and price of
renting property In Omaha.
Look over the list
If you do not find the right
one, call Tyler 1000, and a
cheerful staff will wait on
You, writing your ad for you
and placing it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
Guilty on the Evidence.
Beatrice Express.

Mr.. Hitchcock must bring forth stronger
proofs or the people will decide against
him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01

CONTINUED on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Generally fair.
For Iowa a-Cloudy
For weather report see page ?.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23
PUNTS AND PASSES


Ten Indian tribes are represented on
the Carlisle team this year.
Pennsylvania has the best freshman
football team in the country this sea
son. The Quakers always plant a lot
of good ones for varsity use. They
all study during the freshman year.
After that they play football.
Haskell School says Pete Houser Is
thirty-fiye years of age He is one
Of those simon pure amateurs who
have been making a fat living out of
athletics for fifteen years. He wasn't
kown as Houser at Haskell. That's
Just his Carlisle name.
There has been considerable rumpus
in games between the small colleges
over the size Of the ball. Nothing In
the rule book indicates the size of the
ball. Its shape must be that of a pro-
late spheroid, but. it car be as .big
around as a bushel basket.
Inside the twenty-five yard line Mike
Murphy, PENIS trainer, would reduce
the distance to be gained in three
downs from ten to eight or five. He
would put a premium on attempt to
score. The secondary defense plays up
so close that it's almost impossible to
push the ball over when two evenly
matched teams are on the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
LIVE o. aesoo TIPS

Y. M. H. A. beat the Lyceums last
night by a score of 81 to 9. From
the size of the tally it is evident that
the game was a.. one-sided affair.
Brace up Lyeeums.
If that Junior basketball league is
formed there will be some lively
playing by the youngsters. We have
big league already and a Junior
would be an attraction, besides
furnishing sport for the young
teams. The Junior league might
also be sort of a training school for
the major league.
The high school basketball team
is In hard luck. They play their
opening game at Woodbridge Satur-
day night, but will be minus their
two star players, Schwartz and Nc
Cormick. The former plays centre
and the latter a forward and theil
loss Is likely to bring defeat to the
team Saturday night. Both arr
anxious to play but according to oul
informant one of the school faculty
has refused to allow them the priv
lege because of an alleged trivial of
Tense. They have Bosco's sympathy
and that of the entire team ant
students in general. To win the
first game Is a great honor, but the
team feels now that its chances are
few.
Bosco would advise the basketball
players tomorrow to be careful and
not eat too much turkey as a full
stomach is likely to cause some sea
sickness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23
s,ectaf to the EVENING e "

Woodbridge, Nov. 23:-In an in
~teresting and exciting game of
basketball on the Washington hall
court last night the Kingwood Ath-
letic Clubs quintet took the Emery
Athletic Club FIVE, of Jersey City, in
to camp by a score of Al to IA. The
Emery A. C. team is noted through
out New Jersey as a hrst-class COM
pany.
During the early part of the first
half the Emery boys seemed to show
great speed, although the local team
warmed up before they had but two
baskets. Mattock, right forward,
and Lambert, right guard on the Wis
iting boys side, were the bright
lights of the evening on their side.
In the first period the Kingwoods
rolled in the tide with 23 to the Jer-
sey City boys tally of 8. The Sec
ond period of the contest was excit-
ing. Lang was in great form, shoot
ing eight baskets. Reibolt, right
forward for the Kingwoods, was also
In prime condition, shooting three
baskets and one foul. In the second
half the X. A. C. scored is, while
Jersey City tailed IL. Before the
second half of the game started the
| Emerys were dissatisfied with Sulli-
van as umpire, SO Roberts, of Jersey
City, took his place. Both referees
were square with both teams. The
lineups:
TX. A. G. Emery A. G.
Lang. Reibolt .Mattock, Goodman
forwards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23

In the eleventh game Of the City
Basketball League series on the
Auditorium court last night the
Young Mems Hebrew team won from
the Lyceum Field Clubs five in
handy fashion. The o was 81 to
8. The Lyceums played hard, using
every determined effort to ward off
the onslaught of their opponents,
who sshowed greater skill in the
game. The Lyceums seemed In need
of practice. Their members display
ed grit and courage, they dug in and
played as best they could, but the
advantage Of the Y. M. H. A. mem
bers was too great.
Samuel Sarokin, playing a for
ward for the Y. M. H. A. team,
struck the floor and sustained a cut
over the eye during the first half.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23

OLD TITLE.
worth of Ketehel, and there Is grave
question as to whether the one In point
can make the m~lddleweight limit.
This fellow is Sam L%angferd, the
Boston negro. who for some months
has been claiming a proprietary inter
est In the middleweight title, but at
the same time has been fighting heavy
weights. There is nothing else than
the word of Joe Woodman, manager OF
the negro, that Langford can make 1873
pounds, and Woodman has never been
explicit ON that point. Rather he has
lodged the issue when 1t has come
squarely before him until the most of
us have reached the conclusion that
Sam Is a bona fide heavyweight or at
least In the Hight heavyweight division.
Eliminating Langford from the list
on account of his weight, Billy Papke
must be placed at the top, although,
in view Of the disgraceful bout with
Joe Thomas not so many months ago
In San Francisco, 1t is more than Is
due Papke. OF all the middleweights
who have fought Ketchel, Papke, al
though an in aud outer of the most
pronounced type, has made the best
showing. Once he practically knock
ed Ketchel out, and on the occasion Of
their last meeting, although the de-
cision was given to~Ketchel, the YER
dict was far from pleasing.
Hugo Kelly has been beaten by both
Ketchel and Papke, and Jack CTwin)
Sullivan is not to be considered.
Frank Klaus perhaps has some rights
In the argument, chiefly because Of
the frequent statements made by
Ketchel that Klaus gave him n OF
the hardest fights in his career.
Sizing 1t all up, the public would be
as we'll satisfied to see a bout be-
tween Papke and Klaus and stand by
the result as announcing q champion.
This isn't going to suit the bombastie
Mr.. Papke, who has started to claim
ing In farof Australia long before
this, but he can't have that title with
out doing some lighting for 1t.
Remembering also the more than
passive condition of the boxing game
at the present time, 1t is likely that a
number Of mouths will lapse before
the question is settled definitely, as in
none of the states is there any DISPOSE
ton to put on long bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23
TITLE
OF KETCHEL
Five Candidates in the
Field for tho Middle
weight Championship.
CLAIMED BY BILLY PAPKE

Who Is the logical successor to Stan
ley Ketchel as the middleweight cham
pion Of the world? With an array of
men who can make. 1853 pounds and
others who are lowering around that
mark claiming the right to the honor
1t will probably require some fighting
to settle the question for all. The ar
ray OF men who have a right to be con-
sidered, or at least who are forcing
themselves to the front, reads some
thing like this: Billy Papke, Sam Lang
ford, Frank klaus, Billy McGoorty,
Hugo Kelly and very possibly Jack
(Twin) Sullivan, although Jack should
be a discarded quantity.
Suffice it to say that In the above
list there Is but one man capable Of
making q champion anywhere near tho
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-23

When 1t ONE to gathering the coin
of the realm little old Able Atteii Is
the master harvester. East and west,
north and south, he gamers indus
trIously. Two OF three battles a week
are merely exercise for Abraham. And
no fighter is too tough, no BIT too
small, to be overlooked or passed up
by the boxing business man.
AttelIs record since the outset of
the present boxing season attests this
fact. Within the last three months
he has had fourteen battles of varying
lengths, and in order to fill these
dates Able has been forced to hop
about from one end of the country to
the other. The fe~atherweight cham
pion has travelled around the country
mere than any other pugflist, and for
fourteen years he has exhibited his
skill in nearly every large city In the
United States.
Attell is the last n OF the old time
champions to remain. He has seen
the passing of Corbett, Fitzsimmons,
Jeffries, Wolcott, Mccoy, Tommy
Ryan, Joe Cans. Terry MeGovern,
Young Corbett, Bat Nelson, but still
this great little featherweight elings
to his title. In fact, there is no one
In sight that seems to have a possible
chance to take 1t away from him.
Able can make 122 pounds with
ease, but the little ringmaster is
forced to go out Of his~class and take
on lightweights and sometime welter-
weights in order TO SHOW his skill.
Attell recently stated that he could de-
feat all the lightweights before the
public today, and, Judging by his
present form and the poor class Of
lightweights. he could easily do it.