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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
senator scout mt Work.

Senator Scott is putting in a few
hours each day at the capitol. His
physcfans tell him he can do this,
but the rest OF the day he is rest
ing.
Yesterday, during the discussion
OF the Omnibus BILL he made a few
remarks. West Virginia has a great
many claims before congress, and
many of these are Tor property used
by the federal government during
the Civil war, and many are for
property destroyed Senator Scott
mas always made an effort to do the
nest he could for all these claims,
and to have them sent to the court
OF claims or have them passed in the
senate. HIe is in favor of the claims
bill; hut so many amendments are
being offered on the floor OF the Sen
ate that the bill stands chance OF
being defeated.
The senator recognized this when
he spoke as follows:
'Mr. President, West Virginia
DrobaoIy suffered in proportion as
much as any state in the Union dur
ing the civil war. I have in my
charge, suppose, fifty or hun
dred absolutely good claims. as
think, which ought to be paid; but
realize the fact-and / hope other
senator's will view the matter in the
same light-that If we load this bill
down, we shall not get bill! at all.
would rather have the half loaf
the senator from New Hampshire
tMr. Burnham) has given us in the
pending bill than not to get any.
AT some future time hope, If am
not here, that some representative
from West virgiia may be able to
get the other bills through. think
we only endanger the pending bill by
Offering amendments. and hope
tha hill may be allowed to pass"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

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9pro5lI IS ts
King on the ri .. he EleEts
tineI may 50 driving Ct sonaetllt1g
In west virginia ALTHOUGH one can
not always sometimes ten. Hear
the Sentinel:
The interests are quite slzflled at
climbing on the band wagon OF the
winning side on the eve Of an cleo
ton. thereby putting themselves in
position to assume credit Tor the
victory. They are in a position TO
gauge the way the majority of the
people are going. pretty accurately,
and NJ they can't switch things to
their own way OF thinking, they put
on a cheerful air and Join in With
the procession. quiet and srfbdued at
first. but emphatic and noisy later
when the victory is won, in the con
tention for their fright" to dictate
the naming of the Senators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
The RaIIroad situation.

The Baltimore and 'ohio's an
nouncement OF retrenchment policy
does not indicate that West Virginia
coal is to be moved speedily and
regularly. to say nothing. OF the
promises made to manufacturers
and shippers here a few weeks ago.
General Curtin and others should
get busy with their insistence that
there be a railroad commission IN
this state, one of the principal OBJ
iects OF which commission should be
the compu1sion of ample service and
an equal distribution of cars
Indeed, the time seems to be ripe
for other railroad lines in this sec
ton OF the state and the people gen
orally should encourage all such
movements. The people demand
better railroad facilities and they in
tend to have them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

Democratic congressman appear to
be so anxious to bring on a repetition
of the Cleveland hard times that they
are already announcing that they in
tend to pass tariff bill at the next
session of Con gress. Every one
knows what happened to the coun-
try the last time the Democratic
party tinkered with the tariff and
our Democratic friends ought to be
cautious with their announcements,
else there may be hard times even
before the Democratic party begins
It's free trade program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
FOREIGNER IS FINED.

Michael Afury, foreigner of
PIttsburg, was fined 81 and costs
Friday night by Justice Samuel w.
Gordon for being drunk and disor-
derby at the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad passenger station. He was
arrestd by John iMcNemar, OF the
railroad detective force. He made
arrangements to pay the fine and
was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
FIGHTERS FORFEIT BONDS.

Cash bonds of SLIGO each were
forfeited this morning in police
court by three men who engaged in
a frec-for-all fight last night in Pike
street and were taken into custoy by
policemen. Two other men paid
fines for drunkenness. Mayor Frank
R. Moore presided at the session.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
SIMPSON MAN FINED.

Wesley Wyckon, Of Simpson, was
fined 81 and costs Saturday morning
in Justice C. H. Gordon's court on
conviction Of being drunk and disor-
derby Friday night at the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad passenger station.
He paid up and was released. J. A.
selvey, OF the railroad detective
force, arrested him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
..Il1.ivingn al SomtIllng.

The Parkersburg Sentinel is enlist
ed in movement to persuade the
Democrats OF Ohio whom they
should elect United States senator;
but for a reason not explained the
Sentinel holds aloof from the knotty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
/ In {

IIyde.s Theater Party presented
the play, sThe Girl from my Home
Town Friday night at the Grand: a
building lot in Union Heights was
also given away, the lucky coupon
being held by D. G. Davis. There was
a good attendance
.'The Tie That Binds striking
drama, is the bill for this afternoons
matinee. sThe Queen Of the Rockies"
win be presented tonight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

The editor OF the Salem Express
evidently thinks better of the crimt-
nal court of this county than the
court does of his ability to sit as a
juror, judging from the very few
times he was called upon in four
long weeks to serve as juror. The
times of his service on juries were
almost as scare as hen teeth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

Remember this is Red Gross day.
Go to the booths and purchase seals
while you are in the stores shopping
1t is needless to say that If you do
buy seals. you will be enlisted ia a
grand cause.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
a Erening ECHO.

Truthfulness- mean the fact OF
speaking the truth Intentionally.
sud even to the injury of SELLS
less q branch than a blossom of
Ian's moral strength OF characters
RICHTER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
HAGENBEoK DEBs.

BERLIN, Dec. t17-Carl Hagen
beck, the noted collector and trainer
OF wild animals. died at his home
near Hamburg today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

]. F. and E. w. Maxwell, of West
Union, are guests at the Waldo
hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

Attorney p. N. showalter. Of Fair
mont, is in the city on legal business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17

A cent for every seal and>a seal for
every cent.
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NoRTHVIEW.

NORTHvIEW.
Corner Fourth and williams streets,
two-story 7-room house. stone and
brick founda ton, basement 1892,
three porches, attic. Price
$1,000. Terms easy.
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FOR SALE

Cottage houze located on Mechanic
street. bridgeport, w. va. lot 5Oxl1O.
oZice level lot. rich soil and right IN
town. Price 5000. Easy terms.
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s25 down. Is e mOntll.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Michigan Cancels
Notre Dame Game
Indiana Team Insisted on Playing
Philbrok and Dimmick, Whose
Eligibility is Questioned.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 4-The board
OF control Of athletics at che University Of
Michigan this afternoon Cancelled the foot
ball game that was scheduled to be played
here tomorrow between Notre Dame and
the University of Michigan. Notre Dame
insisted on using Philbrook and Dimmick
and Michigan refused to go on with the ar
rangements for the game II these two play
ers, whose eligibility had been challenged.
were in the lineup.
The official statement given out by the
board Of control says:
"Philbrook and Dimmick, after competing
five years in intercollegiate athletics in
Northwestern college and being barred
from further competition there. have come
TO Notre Dame and have already COM
peted two additional years at that insti-
tuition The intercollegiate conference
athletic association has officially declared
that these players were ineligible to com
pete in the conference meet of 1910 and dis
allowed the points won by them In that
meet"
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. "A letter
from the University OF Michigan foot ball
authorizes protesting the eligibility Of Dim
mick, Philbrook and Mathewson. three
star Notre Dame foot ball players, was re-
ceived today by the Notre Dame board Of
athletic control The protest is considered
uncalled for by the officials.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Scarlet and Cream Three Good Games Her
Omaha Uni Plays
Council Bluffs IN
Basket Bali Game
Y. M. c. A. Team Across the River
Will Be Net Friday Night on
It's Own Floor.

Friday. November II the University OF
Omaha meets its first rival In basket ball.
The varsity five journey 70 Council Bluffs.
where il will play the basket ball team
representing that city's Young Mems
Christian association. The Bluffs five Is
fast and have had much experience IN the
floor game The team representing the uni
versity is composed mostly Of men VINO
have had experience on high school ana
Young Mems Christian association teams.
Although the men have not played TO-
gether before this year they have been
working diligently at basket ball Whle
others have been playing foot ball and
they are rounding out a good team. which
Ia fast and has good team work. The boys
are practicing daily this week and promise
to win victory in their first contest. with
this game approaching, much enthusiasm
is being made manifest and 1t is expected
that nearly the entire student body and
faculty will attend the game.
The basket BAH management has opened
negotiations with several colleges in Ne
braska and Iowa and will probably bring
five or six teams from other schools to
Omaha during the present session.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Conferences Meet
Points Dlsallowed
Philbrook and Dimmick of Notre
Dame Ineligible to Compete
Changes in Standing.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4-The managing com
mittee Of the intercollegiate conference
committee at a meeting today decided
George w. Philbrook and Ralph c. Dim
mick were ineligible to compete I'm the con-
ference meet at UTbana, June 4; their rec
ords and points were disallowed and Notre
Dame declared to have lost it's claim to
first place. As a result Leland Stanford
university Of California gets first place,
temporarily at least.
Third place still is to be decided, and
officials will have to go back over the
records Of the meet. Notre Dame may
prove to have tied Leland Stanford Hi
nois, which gains two points by today's de-
cision, and Chicago both are thought to
have a chance to tie
BY today's decision Illinois, Minnesota,
Iowa, Western Reserve and South Dakota
each gain two points.
The protest was filed by California uni
versity the day OF the meet and the inves-
tigauon by the conference arbitrator and
managing committee was begun at once.
This action against Phlbrook and Dim
mick was taken because they had com
peted the three years allowed them under
the conference ruling prior to the Urbana
meet
The two men won points in four events,
among them being two firsts, a second and
a third, all of which points revert to the
athletes who stood next in order,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Hawkeye Bunch,
Lacking Ginger,
Still Has Hope
Hard Luck Tale from Ames Causes
Rise in Iowa University Stock
on Eve of Big Game.

IOWA CITY Ia. Nov. 4.--(Special This
Is a great day in the history OF the state
University OF Iowa and tomorrow will be
an even greater one. II will be the date
Of the Iowa-Ames game to be played at
Ames, and some 500 rooters are going to the
state sgricultursts' camping grounds to
sur port the old gold.
The varsity eleven and substitute squad
OF nine men left Friday afternoon for Mar
shalltown, where the players will remain
Friday night They arrive at Ames early
Saturday morning.
The Iowa team put in a short period OF
discouraging practice tolay, the first cause
for gloom that has come to the coaches IN
several days. Conditions were ideal for a
snappy afternoons workout, but the play
ers failed TO catch the spirit and some are
limiting that the team has gone stale
Whether stale or not, the squad was in no
condition this Afternoon 20 meet Ames Satur-
day. TRe quarterback couldn't run the
signals, the backs couldn't grab onto the
ball and seemed unable to take hold even
OF the rudiments Of the game Ames like
wise is sending out a tale OF woe, however
and entire heart as yet has not been lost
in the Hawkeye camp. This will leave
Iowa 70 play but two more games this sea
son, one with Drake university at Iowa
field the week following and the other with
Washington university at st. Louis No.
November 10.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Mornlngslde
Scores Shutout
on St. Joseph
Catholic Players of Dubuque Come to
Grief When They Meet the
Sioux City Methodists.

SIOUX CITY, la, Sov. Especial Tele-
am.)-With both teams playing substi-
tutos in the backneld, Morningside de-
featsd st. Josephs OF Dubuque here this
afternoon, 10 to o. outside Of Prtchard at
quarter the locals did not have a single
man back Of the line she played against
Ames last Saturday st. Joseph was minus
the services OF Captain Kerwlck and Hol-
land, Little new foot ball was featured
by either team, a high wind making for
ward passes dangerous.
Morningside scored its first touchdown
in the first quarter, Cubertson going
around st. Joseph's left end for twenty
yards. Pritchard kicked goal In this pc
Rod the Catholics gained forty yards on r
forward pass, but Twohlgh failed at goal
from the twenty-yard line.
Pritchard drove a place kick between the
posts for field goal in the third quarter
from the fifteen-yGrd line Morningside's
second touchdown came in the last quar-
ter after a series Of line plungcs, Holbert
going over for the score, Pritchard kicking
goal. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Grlnnell Backs
May Down Drake
Weeks Practice Makes Scarlet and
Black Adherents Look for Close
Game, and Even Victory.

GRINNELL, Ia. Nov 4-(Special)-
Drake is due for a hard struggle with
Grlnnel In the traditional game Saturday
afternoon. This has become evident at the
home OF the Scarlet and Black, after
week OF successful practice and general
increase In quality OF form. The back
field. II Is declared, will spell success for
the Grinneu team II anything does. The
quartet has improved wonderfully and are
counted upon for much In the game satur-
day. The Grnnell lineup against Drake
VIII be as follows; HEIDI l. e.; Noll, l. L f,
Wilson, l. g.; McAlpine, c.; Runkle. r. g.;
hagen, r. t.; Beers, r. e., sherman. a.;
Hammond. l. D.; Flick, r. h.: Shinstrorn
r b. This IS the varsity lineup as Il has
stood In practically every game this season
DIES MONIES, Nov. A-(Special 1.-The
mainstay OF the Drake team In It's battle
with Grinnell Saturday will be Doc"
Burcham and his toe power. Upon this
one man the Blue and White viii depend
more than upon anything else for q score
" the ball can be brought into striking
position. The team TO q man Is ia fairly
good condition and the Grinnen contest
promises to be the closest between the
schools In years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
jlATRlCE DRUBS AASIIyL.
Gage County Boys Defeat lads from
Adams 10 to 0.
CHANCE TO BE STATE CHAMPS
Team Has Lincoln Yet in Its way
Before IL 10 Able 60 Lay Claim to
HOnOrs I'm InterschOlastic
Field.

BEATRICE, Neb., Nov. A-ISpecal Teie-
gram.)-Before a crowd estimated at 5000
the largest that ever attended a foot ball
game in Beatrice, the Hastings eleven went
down to defeat here this afternoon before
the Beatrice team by the score Of 10 to o
Most Of the stores closed and business
was generally suspended in order to give
ali chance to attend the game The teams.
headed by the Beatrice military band
marched to the grounds
Klein, Rutherford and Riecker for Beat
rice each made touchdown and Luse for
Beatrice made a place kicked goal from
the twenty -five-yard line.
The first touchdown was made after
seven minutes of play. Many times during
the contest the fast Hastings aggregation
made an attempt to score, but they we're
outplayed from the start and failed to
make much Of a showing against Beatrice
AT the close Of the game Principal Barr
OF Hastings stated that Beatrice had the
strongest team in the state with the excep-
ton OF the ends.
BY winning from Hastings. Beatrice
stands a good chance for carrying off the
state championship. The team has not been
scored against this season and II It defeats
Lincoln it will win the state championship
Coach Rathbun. who has worked hard to
place his team IN the front ranks, is feel
ing jubilant tonight over the big victory.
Lii cup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
DOANE NAEC> DROP klv
Only Score Against Kearney Normal
Comes in This Fashion.
WESTERN PLAYERS GOING WELL
Use 81 Forward Pass - Nest success
fuI--IirrccIy Contested tame
wib crete Tigers at
kcurhey.

EEARNEY. Esu.. Sow t-tSpe .iaI Tple-
gram -uoane Cc-catea Kearney normal Q
% o. this afternoon. WHOM Wilkinson made
q drop krh m tHe first Gi7rter. such a
msdIy contested game was never seen here
before. ON the average Doane had Eaaruey
bested but was unable .0 advance except
by line plunge. Eesugy repeatedly broke
up their play. and out OF half dozen at
tempts but on. forward pass was success
ful
Kearuey made good DH half her forward
passes. Dosue made her downs but once.
while Eeayney repeatedly made ten yards
IN three
Normal reverted t1 .op, n y, ys and pulled
OF several ueu ones Chat advanced them
ten TO forty yards
Eearnoy had tr.inad hard FOR DOane and
her work was mot surprise. She PLAYED
rings around the Tiger u the last three
quarter Lssert of Nor. al was cas- Is the
star Of tho game, while PearCe Robinson.
Bell, scaou and Dryden gave him excel
lent support.
The teams showed thorough training. but
fumblcs were frequent on both sides Prof
Williams ot Indiana university refereed.
Ben Cherrinstou, Lincoln university. was
umpire. Prof Wanstall Of Kesrney Mill
tary academy was field Judge
Frequen- penalties were imposed on each
team FOR violations Of the now rules. Doane
was twice peualized fifteen yards for piing
on a Normal man. Penalties for off-side
play were most frequent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Hiss Jurl Tigers
Play St. LOUIS
Team Saturday
Foot Ball Teams from Two Universe
ties Meet for First Time in
Five Years.

COLUMBIA. No. Noy. 4-For the first
tue In five years. Missouri plays St
Louis University a game OF foot ball next
Saturday. only two times have the Tigers
and Catholics ever met on the gridiron-
I'm 1874 and 1905. Both times were the St
Iouisans victorious by the same score Il
20 o. and the rough tactics used by the
St Louis team and its supporters were
such as TO cause the two institutions TO
sever athletic relations with the acquisi-
ton Of Bender as Coach 81. Louis Jnver-
sity took on a cleaner athletic attitude,
blotted out professionalism and promised
to be good u Missouri would only come
play with them some more. The game this
year is played under the Missouri Valley
Conference rules. which prohibits the use
of first and four year men. but this fact
only deprives Bender Of one Of his regular
and thus will not materially affect the
outcome OF the game
The St. Louis game is considered one OF
the hardest on the Missouri schedule, al
though its result Will have no bearing on
M.ssouri's standing in the Missouri Valley
Conference, win or lose. The Catholics are
fast and heavy and that they are past
masters in the use OF the forward pass is
shown by their success with it twelve out
Of fourteen times against Haskell last
week Missouri is practcug behind closed
gates realizing that to win Saturday s
game will require the hardest kind Of
fighting.
Few changes are being made in the Tiger
line up. and the team that faces the Ben
derites will be practically the same one
that trounced Oklahoma last week. LeMire,
ex-invalid. will probably start the game at
half-back. and Hastings, new man. may
be given try at center. An excursion
train of 30 rooters and possibly the cadet
band will accompany the team TO St. Louis
next Friday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05

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EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
All Red Upssts Dope In Laurel SELL
ing Stakes.


LATONIA, Nov. An Red upset All cal
culations in the Laurel selling stakes at
Latonia today BY winning In Impressive
practically left At me post.
when he began to tire. summary:
First race. five and half turlongs:
Dubois straishtd S pan Won 95 ,sS aaz an
third. Time: 1:0SB.
second race, five and q half furlonRs
prince place. $3.50 second. F'rsckis (s6ow,
g 40l third. Time: lOS7s.
Third race, mile and a furlong: Third
F ESSs tpiace' 500 second, Nethermost
1show, $50 third. Time: 1b2
longs; All RED gstraisht. -s4esoJ won,
ward SHOW $40 third Time; i:ls9s
rtrai tR Sc i6 %on sidney r. 5piaee g so
second, ldleweiss (show, $50 third. Time:
skin race purse 500 usls and seventy
yards selling: Henry Hutchinson I'D
Goosel won. lmprudent OO, Loftusl sec
ond Foxy Mary 100, KOerner) third. Time:
Is44k. Tom Bigbee, Marcus. Claudia. John
FurlOng, Topiand and Roustem also ran.
Two-dollar mutuels paid: Henry Hutch
imPrudent. $50, place $50. show. Foxy
Mary Q4 40, show.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov. AS a result OF
the rain OF this morning the races today
we're run over a heavy track The talent
did not seem 20 be able 70 pick the win
' sD % ne sS SSTs 70 S9n aefs Then 10
were fairly good fields. The crowd was
First race. seven furIongs: Dress Parade
II 20 81 won, Laughing Eyes second,
Tempter third Time: l:S29s.
d aS9Rd roe TO ss a 1 Ffy S ss dda %En
third. time. l:l2.
Third race hurdle handicap. about two
4 ~ j r1r4u ~ F1s
second, Judge CrOuin third. Time: i:l1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Kldnaper Escapes
Into Mountains
Grace Rolph Reported to Be in
Pitiable Condition by Those
Who Saw Her.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. L-segundo Sell
vero, the Mexican kidnaper of 1s-year-
old Grace Rolph of Fender Neb, has sue
ceeded in eluding his pursuers and maxi
ing his way with his victim into the
mountains of Tamaulipas, according TO
word received from DR.. Rolph by Consul
Miller at Tampico today. Dr. Rolph, at
the head of a posse, was close on the
trail OF the kidnaper and his companions.
Many persons had been encountered
during the pursuit who had seen the girl
in Selvero's possession. She was said to
be in a pitiable plight. having been bru-
tally mistreated.
Ambassador Wilson Is in daily COM
munication with the Mexican authorities,
who assure him that no effort will be
spared to rescue Miss Rolph and bring
the outlaws to Justice New forces OF
rurales from Tamaulipas and Vera Cruz
have been ordered to surround the dis
trict in which selvero Is said to be hiding.