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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
ShamrOckS and
Dletzes to M
Fast Game of Foot Ball, with M;
Rooters and a Band, to Take
Place.

This afternoon out at Pa Rourke's Vim
street park promptly at 8 o'clock the ShS
rocks of South Omaha and the Dietz
Omaha wiki lock horns in a battle re
for supremacy. For three years III
teams have been having 1t out and dur
that period only one victory has u
registered. Said tussle was copied by
Dietz squad last season by an eighty-yd
run. The rest Of the games ended with
nothing to nothing score. Both teams ella
to be lighter and faster this season. co
sequently a tough battle, sparkling wi
open play. is looked for. Foot ball far
that have seen the Shamrocks and Diet
mix know that when they get together
fast game. in which keen rivalry exists,
assured
Last week the Shamrocks practiced har
for today's game mad now the team
working in machine like precision. A
the southern warriors are in the pink q
condition and ready to put up a hard figf
in order 10 bring the honors to Sout
Omaha Jack Fitzgerald, well known I
the pugilistc world, will hold down hall
back position for the shamrocks. Tuttl
and Coady, former stars on the Diet
eleven. will be seen in the South Oman
lineup.
Last week. on account OF injuries r.
ceived by several men In last Sunday
contest. the Dietz crew only practiced OF
night and at that practice special after
lion was given to formations to break Il
the opposition's forward pass and TO a d.
I Tense fitted to stop the onslaught of n
shamrocks' backs.
Today the Dietz team VIII rely on n
! forward pass as their chief ground gain'
and as they have several excellent form'
lions from which TO work this play n
lads from Southtown viii have to guei
quick in order 10 break mp these play
The Dietz have five men that can pass Il
/ ball accurate namely, Moran, Rose, Stec
O'Neil and Quigley.
( Although the Dietz squad is not as hea'
as last season. the bunch consists Of fast
men and have better team work and
can be said with absolute certainty tn
the Deitz have at present the best tea
that ever represented the Dietz club on Il
gridiron.
Friendly relations have always exist
between the shamrociSs and Dietz player
but on the field they fight for every inc
Today, the same as heretofore, ha
tussle for victory is anticipated. "
other evening about 500 members Of q
Shamrock club met and rehearsed maj
songs and yclls which will be used tod
to help their men 70 victory. The Shai
rocks rag-time hand Will be another fe
turo Of the afternoons entertainment, al
is5 OF the $50 members OF the Dietz eli
have prom sed TO attend, 80 roofing fro
the different clubs win add considerat
excitement 10 the battle.
Game called at p. m. sharp.
The following excellent officials ha
been secured 70 handle the p.gsldn VS.
rlors: Cohn. ex-NebrasNa. referee; Norge
wisconsin, umpire; Young. Creightc
field Judge: Dan Butler, ex-creighton, he
. linesman.
! Follow NJ Is the lineup
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Wolverines Win;
Use Old Style
Syracuse Team 0utweighed--Magid.
sohn Scores Both Touchdown
One Goal is Kicked.

SYRACUSE. oct e9--"Hurry Up Iost's
Wolverines failed to show and play out Of
the ordinary in winning the annual Michi-
gan-Syracuse foot ball contest at the sta
dunn today. II to Q. Inc visitors out
weighed the Orange team and in game
that was remarkably like the style Of foot
bali that prevailed until the reformers be-
came active In rule changes, Michigan
scored two touchdowns, both by Magid-
sohn, and one goal was kicked.
Il was the heavy line bucks that won
for Michigan. The gains, except on punts,
were short, but Nnehigan's steady running
OF the Syracuse line shattered It badly.
The game was played on a wet field and
1900 foot ball enthusiasts shivered
throughout tn ebattle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
NORMAL SECOND TEAM WINS OUT
Peru Men Trim Nebraska City by
3 to Score.

= to Score.
PERU, Neb., Oct 2.-(special Telegram)
In a very closely contested and well
played game here today the Peru Normal
school second team won from the Nebraska
City High school by a score of to 0.
Peru scored from the fifteen-yard line
by a drop kick during the last quarter.
Nebraska City had the best Of the game
from the first but could not get within
scoring distance of the Peru goal. Peru
made all its gain on kicks, the high school
being unable to take care Of punts. Right
Halfback Miller and Right End sippIe were
the stars of the high school team and
Porter, Seller and Gilmore did good work
For the normal seconds, Cornell, Cook and
Barnes did excellent work, Cornell scoring
the drop kick.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
Carpenter Paper Company, Bedding
Company, MRSeppAs, Tafts and
Luxus Teams Win.

In the Mercantile league the Carpenter
Paper company team won all three games
from the kamOs. Smith OF the paper COM
pany rolled high total with 542 and high
single with 208.
Tonight two picked teams from the Car
penter Paper company will have a battle
royal inns afternoon two Standard teams
OIL
In the Booster league the Omaha Bedding
company team won two games out OF three
from the Storz Malts. Rose OF the bedding
company rolled high total with 557 and hign
single game with 3W
The hazeppas, as usual, won two games
out OF three from the Rod and Gun club.
Stun OF the candy kids" rolled high total
with 5si and high single game with al.
Scores.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
The Key 70 the sltuation-Boe want Ad,
old Time shinpIasters.

woman who lives near Plymouth
Mass, took about 500 worth of civil war
time fractional currency, known then as
'shinpasters," TO the Boston subtreasury
recently for redemption. The script was
found IN an old wallet which had slipped
into disused couch. A few days later a
New York man found a complete set all
the denominations from cents to 30 cents,
In an old school book which had been the
property OF his father and q part OF his
boyhood library. The face value OF the
'shinplRsterB' was only fl.28, but the man
who found them in the old spelling book
which saw service sixty years ago says
that they are worth so much 70 him that
he will not embaFrass the treasury by
offering them for redemption.--New York
Tribune.
The Key TO the sltuation-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
PuriSts Attack
Cities Morality
American Congress Says San Fran
cisco and New Orleans Are Neither
Fit for Panama Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 29.--New Orleans
will breathe easier since the departure Of
the reformers who were travelling about
the country in a palace car conducting
special meetings OF the American Purity
congress. This city was bitterly arraigned
by the visiting preachers OF purity for it's
alleged immortality but the protests Of its
citizens were mild compared with the howl
that went up when It was learned that the
congress, at its concluding session last
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

Omaha League,
FRANCISCO ALLEYS
Tuesday-Wroth's Specials VS.. McCord-
Brady Advos; storz Triumphs VS.. Reios.
Thursday-Jetter Gold Tops VS.. Metz
Bros; J.. S, Cross VS.. Hospe company
Commercial League.
KEYT ALLEYS
Monday-Omaha Bicycle company VS..
Tuesday Brien Monte christos VS..
Thursday-Pete Lochs VS.. Franks Colts.
Friday-Brodegaard Crowns VS.. St.
James.
Boosters League.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
Monday-Y Colts VS.. sprague Pills.
Bedding company.
dnesday-Mazeppas VS.. storz Mats.
=, tridey-Rangers vs.. Hoye's, Specials;
club
metropolitan League.
KEYT ALLEYS.
Misunderstanding Mixers VS.. Independ-
ents.
,Tuesday-Maney's sunIdst VS.. Postoffice
Wednesday-D News VS., Harvey
Colts.
Thursday-An Colts VS.. Taft Specials.
Athletic club.
Mercantile League.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
Monday--Ak-Sar-Be VS.. United States
Cleaning company.
Tuesday-Anoient Order United Workmen
No. II VS.. Quartermanster Department
acknowledgements Paper company VS..
Onimods.
Thursday-Equitable Life VS.. Hartley
Colts
Friday etropOlitans VS.. Ramos.
Entry blanks and posters for the Middle
West Bowling tournament that is to be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

more rivalry over these two fellows than
between any fun teams. Both are ex-
tremely popular in their respective leagues
and it must be acknowledged that they
surely are deserving Of such popularity,
neither bowler being at all conceited but
both being the best pot shooters OF their
alleys and always out for a social game
and thoroughly in love with the sport
The Metz Brothers team returned from
ST. Joseph with the scalps OF best pin
getters from Des Moines, Kansas City and
ST. Joseph hanging to their belts, by roll
ing the total of 5,426 in the six game in
ter-city match held at St Joseph last sun
day. This team has a reputation second
10 none In the Missouri Valley, and can
shoot ten pins with the best in the country.
Fritcher Of the Triumphs is cracking away
at the pins this year as though he had
been on a grass diet all summer looks like
old times TO see that colt in such rare
form.
NOTES OF THE BOWLERs.
Weber Ted his Wroth specials 10 three
time victory last week and with the aid OF
the handicap will be able to stick pretty
close TO the top with the material he now
has.
The McCord- Brady Advos look like A
Council Bluffs aggregation. With the ex-
ception Of Tracy they all hail from over the
Big Muddy and, by the way they can go
some too Just watch their smoke.
The Cross team mourn the loss of Ben
Hull. Seems like ship without a rudder,
as Ben was the coach for those kids
Heine Zimmerman Is no relation 20 the
Zimm OF the Cubs and wants II strictly
understood that none OF his brothers live
outside OF Douglas county, But Collins Of
/ the Athletics used to let him carry his bat
az the University OF Columbia In the palmy
days.
Dan Butler and George Clark are going 20
shoot I'm the doubles I'm the Middle West
tournament George was some shooter until
Soup Howard got his goat. Notice he g.
| leaving soup alone this year and attending
| strictly TO that hook ball,
Jimmy Blakeney is getting to be one Of
I best anchor men Ia the town. When II
comes 20 needing three sawbucks it's Jimmy
I that can deliver.
Bill Keyt got back in the bowling game
this week. but could only squeeze out with
a paltry 200 total. However, YOU had bet
ter lay off OF that fellow II you want 20
save that 20 cents per
/ Pat Augsburg Is training some Of those
I Cellar boys so that they viii be able 20
show dust TO some OF the big ieaguers
/ upstairs. In fact number. Of them are
I showing good results OF mis- advice al
ready
John Klauck is still there with those So
and better right along, No matter whether
Z he practices or not, it's all the same with
the big Pres
Did you see Calling Gflbreath get that
663 total2 Guess the old gunner IL stu
there with the cannon What a pair 90
/ soldiers judy and Gil ussA " make. Broke
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
MANN WINS FOR LINCOLN
Continued from Page one0

of the goal line upon series OF line bucks
and end runs, in which Leslie Mann car
ried the ball for over half the distance.
But Omaha held firm and Lincoln was
unable to force the ball over.
Near the close Of the quarter Golden got
loose Ter @ dfteenryard run on fake
quarterback run. but on the next play
Hager on Lincoln intercepted a forward
pass and Omaha's hopes were shattered.
Lincoln could not gain and Omaha took
the ball on downs. Bowman went out and
Dow went in. Klopp made four yards and
Andrus made five. Underhnl made six
more and time was called, with the ball
in LincolnS possession on their own thirty
yard line. Following is the lineup;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
REFEREE NEEDS POLICE ESCORT

Barnes Foot Ball Players Refuse to
Accept Penalty Imposed.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 29.-Guarded by pollcs-
men the referee OF the BaTnes-De Paw
foot ball game here this afternoon was
escorted from the field. He gave the game
to De Pauw by score OF to ON a for
fixture. When the score was too the
Barnes team refused to accept a penalty
Of fOrtyfive yards.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

night adopted resolutions declaring that
lin their present immoral conditions both
san Francisco and New or cans are wholly
pnflt TO entertain the Panama exposition
A campaien for cleaning the city OF vice
Is already under way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
The Incur:
MICHIGAN,

Score; Michigan, II; Syracuse, 3. Umpire:
Hinkey OF Yale. Referee: F'ultz OF rB0wn.
Head linesman: Flanders OF Yale. Field
Judge: Maxwell of Swarthmore, Touch
downs: Magidsohn, @ Goal and touchdown:
Conklin. Time Of quarters; 10 minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Ward d. ....~-."...ies IA la ml


Totals ..............t65 $40 80 l.olo
Taft specials broke the metropolitan
league record tor this year Tor one same o.
$40
The Luxus and Brodegaard Crowns were
shooting some pins last night ON The Metro
politan alleys TO see VINO would land IN
third place The LuNus won two out OF
three. which puts them ahead OF the
Crowns OhnesorE OF the LuNus got a
total of 5SS tor three games. Nethe suit
ton after being out OF the game for some
time landed high total FOR the Crowns
with $50. Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

The Iat Specials took two out OF three
from the Dietz A. q. Pohler shot high
game Of 2oS and high total Of 525 for the
TAFT specials. Policy Gwynne shot high
game OF IA and Ward high total of a. for
the Dietz A. c Scores
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

J.. Mann Referee: Erwin. Field judge:
Kearns. Umpire: Maxwell Head lines
man Elliott.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
sHAAIRoCKs.
NAVY WINS GAME FROM RESERVE
nefeat t. Deeisive ny score OF Seven
Teen a. Nothing.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct 2s.-showing an
improvement IN form and while stiH hav-
ing plenty Of room for Improvement the
Navy today deeisively debated the lighter
team Of Western Reserve IN the annual
game between the two. TIE score was II
20 O. as compared with i6 70 G. the score
Of las. year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

The Brunswick bowling alleys az South
Omaha were opened last night before a
crowd that packed into every available
space In the building. Doc. Tanner Mayor
Trainor and Postmaster y. +, Thomas
OF which more than made good with the
many onlookers. Music OF high order was
given BY an orchestra during the entire
evening. Four regulation Brunswick Bake
alleys, equipped with the very best and
latest appliances are to be found at these
alleys and the omaha howlers who were
present are already figuring on some match
games to be played there IN the near flu
ture,
Candy Men win.
on the Metropolitan alleys Thursday
night the OBriens took the series from the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
BLASESFOR IUURNEYlS.UED
Bowling Managers Send Out Entry
Blanks and Posters.
ONE HUNDRED CITIES INVITED

Middle West Tournament in Omahn
Promises 10 ne Splendid Affair
Outside Towns sendiug In
Encouraging Replies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
CREIGHTON LOSES 70 ACGlES
CONTINUED from Page one.)
I ened neither goal and the half ended with
the same for the Aggies. The lineup;
-nrInrr.rnA. Ac,rr.
cREiuHToN.

Referee: Harvey OF Nebraska Umpire.
Melick OF Nebraska. Field judge. G. l..
Thomas OF Michigan Head nesman: r.
c. Thomas. Touchdown. Whipple. Goal
kicked: Croyle safety. Kansas Time
of quarters: Fifteen minutes. Final score:
Aggies. 6; Creighton, g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

SCHEDULE OF GAMES ron WEEK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

The Key to the sltuatiOn-Bee want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

NVASAMNOU taste that MEATs-smal roasts or
largecan be roasted without losing half in bulk and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30

oy ' : J Morning5ide, simiay, Patton,
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% nd. Nd llneup
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-01
Convention Adopts Progressive
Platform of Widest Type
and Endorses Slate Fixed
by Leaders of the Party.
TAMMANY DOMINATES (
ROCHESTER GATHERING
Party Machine Rolls All As
pirantS Aside for Dix and
BurieS William Sulzer Under
an Avalanche of Votes.
DISCARD FOURTEEN OTHERS

r. OCHESTER, y. Y, Oct. IA state
x convention that will go into poll
teal history one of the most
remarkable la the history of the Demo-
cratic party closed last night by nOmln-
aIing John 4. Dix, chairman of the
Party'S state committee and wealthy
Washington county business man, t0
run ON "A progressive platform of the
widest type
Regarding the platform there was
from the first little or division OF
opinion. But the candidate was not
chosen until Charles F. Murphy, lead
er OF Tammany hail, who by virtue of
his 21S delegates. was in a position TO
control the conventions had -canva ssed
the merits OF no less than fourteen
others.
4 said / would give them an up
state candidate, and I've done it," was
Mr.. Murphy's comment on the nomina-
ton.
New York Ticket.
The convention nominated the fol-
lowing state ticket:
For GOvernOr-JOhn A. Dix. Wash
ington county.
For Lieutenant Governor-Thomas
F. Conway. Clinton county.
For Secretary OF State-Edward
Lazanska, Kings county.
For Omptroller-William :. Soh-
mer, New York.
For State Treasurer-JOhn Kennedy,
Erie county.
For Attorney General-ThOmas J.
CarmOdy, Yates county
For State Engineer and Surveyor
John a. Bensel. New York.
For Associate Judge of the Court of
Appeals-Frederick j. Collin, Chemung
county.
The list of candidates prepared. aft
er a day of almost continuous confer
enees. went through shortly after mid
night. with only two halts in its quick
paSsa &c.
This was the presentation of the
name of Congressman William SulZer
as the only rival candidate for COVER
nor. Mr. SulZer received &c OF the 40
Continued ON Page EIght.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-01
FORG|VES SLAYER
THLAST WORDS
Teacher Shot by Wronged
Husband Says Shooting
Was JuStifiabIe.

Los Angeles. Sept. 30.-"He shot me
under every Justification. said Thorn
as ID. SkidmOTe, d school teacher Of
Rio Grande City, Tex. when Howard
Green, an attorney. was brought TO
his cot at the receiving hospital today
for Identification. Skidmore died to-
night Earlier in the day Green had
telephOned police headquarters that he
had shot a man, ana WAS ready to be
placed under arrest Al the Green res
idence Shidmore was found with two
bullet wounds in his abdomen. Green
told the officers that SkidmOre had
been intimate with MIS-. Green.
Following SkidmOre's confession 10
Green's charges. Green soDbed:
God bless you and pity me-
SkidmOre was a frequent visitor 10
the Green home since he arrived here
September. -. The police say they
nave letters indicating Sl<idmore was
infatuated with Mrs. Green and is said
10 have followed her TO Los Angeles
from Battle Creek, Mich. last Janu-
airy. SkidmOre leaves a widow and
eight children in Texas.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-01
FARMERS CAPTURE
BOLD HOLDUP MAN
Robber Tries to Get Cash, but
Is Put to Flight and
Then Caught.

Council Bluffs, Ia. Sept. S0.-A bold
attempt was made 10 rob the Bank OF
McClelland, a small tOwn1 in this coun-
", this afternoon.
A man. giving the name Of Tom Kir-
by, whose home is said TO be at oak
land. Ia, entered the bank and, pre-
senting a revolver, demanded that the
cashier turn over the banks cash. In
stead, Julius. the cashier, opened fire
on the bandit. Both men emptied their
revOlvers and the robber was slight
ly wounded in the arm. Julius was
not hurt.
Kirby then ran from the building
and tried 10 escape. A farmers picnic
had brought nearly 5000 people TO Nc
CIeiiand today and the crowd. attract
ed by the shooting. soon captured the
WOuld-be robber.
Kirby is 40 years of age and claims
TO have a wife and eight children
He gives the fact that he can only
earn $3.50 day as his reason for the
attempted robbery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-01
LOCALIZED Gambling in Nevada
Comes to Close With One
Last Brilliant Squirt of Ac-
tivity in Gilded Resorts.
WHlR OF ROULETTE
DIES IN AN ECHO
F fashionable Women and Mem
berS of Divorce Colony, De-
voices of the Gaming Table,
Grace the Closing Scenes.

Especial TO The Republican,
n EMO, New, Sept, 30.-LcEaIiEed
gambling drew its last breath
i'm the United states and In this
Stnte, which has been the last 10 per-
nit Ia 10 be cOnduct ed openly. az mid
night tonight. H. an act of the leGis-
Iatnre ieSaliNed gaming WAS put out of
business.
1--WE are ready 40 quit and have been
Tor some time-aS matter of fact
there has not been enough in IL for
some time 10 have US feel that we are
giving np anything" declared James
Way, proprietor of one of the largest
and oldest gambling houses in Reno.
today.
This voices the opinion of other prom
inent gambling operators. as freely ex-
pressed. Ever since the financial
stringeney and mining inactivities Of
two years ago, gambling has not been
what it was formerly. rs to proportion
of profits 10 the large Investments and
great current expense While the num-
Der of players has continued large the
amount Of money staked has been much
smaller. until for several months past
there have been few large amounts
change hands.
Such plays as Involved a winning or
loss of from $4,000 10 s25. 0O0. which.
Continued ON Page Seven.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-01

Six witnesses were heard by the
committee. OF whom four were mem
bers OF the legislature that elected
Senator LOrimer. George Myers. the
only legislator OF the four who did not
vote for Lorimer. testified he had re-
fused 10 vote for LoFimer after being
informed By Democratic Leader Lee
ONeu Browne that there were good
state Jobs and plenty or ready neces-
sary' in prospect il he voted that way.
The promise. shepherd declared, was
made in person by senator Lorimer
Alleges Threat.
The witness related his experience
-befOre the grand jury in Chicago and
said he had been threatened with in
dictment for perjury il he did not de-
clare that he received money from
Browne and Wilson.
Representative DeWolf was closely
questioned concerning his investments
IN real estate since the election OF SEN
atOr LOrimeT. He told OF borrowing
money TO buy two farm tracts, and
testified that for long time before
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-01

Herzig gave himself up after Off
GERS had been hunting for him for
more than "a hours. In the bank
ruptcy proceedings the assets OF the
firm were given as only $4,000.
Herzlg or Rice gave bond in $4,000
with surety company when he pre-
sented himself before United States
commissioner Shields. At the same
time. through his attorney. William
Travers Jerome. he offered 10 aid the
government in making a full investi-
cation Of the charges against him.
Neither Herzig nor the company Mr..
Jerome said. is guilty OF wrong doing.
and he expressed the belief that the
government had been deceived as 10
the character OF the firms business.
He intimated that interior motives
were behind the prosecution. At the
same time that Herzig was admitted
TO bail, bond was furnished by the
same surety company for three Of the
men arrested erday-George. alias
Red Letter" Sullivan; Charles r. Bel
ser. secretary OF the company, and