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w. |. Smith Sure
to Get Important
Place in Congress
Either Speaker or Chairman Of
Appropriations Committee in Case
House Complexion Favorable.
lFrom a STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--(Special Tele-
ram.)-Walter l. Smith for chairman OF
the appropriations committee.
Walter l. Smith for speaker.
One hears that everywhere today among
the politicians in Washington and II is a
goo guess that Walter /. Smith will be one
or the other If the house in the Sixty
second congress is republican.
The defeat of James A. Tawney. chairman
of the committee on appropriations, for re-
nomination makes the recost of the appro-
pria lions committee, the most powerful OF
all the committees of congress definite,
There are men on the republican side who
rank Walter l. Smith in point Of longevity,
but none rank him In point OF ability. Can
no brought Tawney from the ways and
means committee to make him chairmon
OF the committee on appropriations when
Hemenway of Indiana went to the senate.
Precedents these days don't count for much
when men are needed for committee places
and though Judge Smith is sixth on the
list of republicans on the committee OF
appropriations il is almost the universal
judgment of politicians here that he Will
be either speaker of the house or chairman
OF the committee OF appropriations in the
Sixty congress.
General Harry Ii. Bingham OF Phila-
delphia is the ranking republican member
but as he declined the chairmanship two
years ago on accounaof IN health and as
his health has not greatly improved since
he would seem to be out OF the running.
Congressman w, p Brownlow OF Tennes-
see who was third in rank on the commit
tee, died several months ago. Gardner OF
Michigan is fourth in position and Gilett
of New York fifth. Each of the latter two
now has a craftsmanship and furthermore
both are not considered 10 have the stamina
necessary to fill the important chairman
ship
Frank M. Cox, postmaster at Waco. Neb.
has filed an application with the postmaster
general requesting that he be granted per-
mission 10 open a postal savings bank in his
office. Accompanying Postmaster Cox's
application is a petition signed by exactly
29s legal voters and patrons of the office. :"
who respectfully pray that a postal saw
ings bank be established at Waco.
MIS-. Eben W. Martin and daughter of
Deadwood have arrived In Washington and
taken apartments for the winter at the
Brunwick Mrs. Martin comes to Washing
ton In advance OF her husband. Represen-
tatiye Martin. in erde RIO place their
daughter In school that will open this week
Postmasters appointed:
1owa-EWart Poweshiek county Nina r
Morrison vice p W. ericsson. resigned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Two Minden Pioneers Dead.

MINDEN, Sept z.-(Special.) Franklin
Sutton, an old time resident and home
steader, died Iast night from cancer. Mr..
Sutton moved to Kearney county in 1873,
having resided on the old homestead a
few miles from Minden until a few years
ago when he was compelled to leave the
farm. He was a successful farmer and
held several important positions in Of
fetal capacity in Kearney county. among
which was the county assessor, being the
first to be elected under the new law. ., He
leaves a widow and two children and several
brothers and sisters Interment will take
place in Minden cemetery Friday the 23d
David T. Whitlock, an old settler OF
Kearney county, died on Sunday morning.
He came to Kearney in 1874 and home
steaded a few miles southeast of Minden.
He lived there until few years ago. when
decline compelled him to move to the more
convenient place of city. Mr.. Whitock
left several relatives, most OF which are
in Illinois. His body will be taken to
Illinois, where interment will take place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
OMAHA PASTOR LOSES PURSE
Rev. G. w. snyder Robbed of Pocket
book mt Beatrice, where He IL
Attending synod.

BEATRICE, Neb., Sept a2.-(speoial
Telegram. )-Rev. G. w. snyder pastor of
the Trinity Lutheran church Of Omaha,
was robbed OF his pocketbook last even
ing at the Union Pacific station when he
arrived in the city to attend the Synodcal
convention. The purse contained about s25.
There Is no clue to the thief.
The program at todays session of the
Nebraska synod Of the Evangelical
Lutheran church consisted Of the reading
of the various reports and addresses by
Rev r. A. White of York, and Rev. l..
Groh of Omaha. The following officers
were elected: President, Rev. John e.
Hummon of Omaha; secretary, Rev. RAY
N. Badger of Beatrice; treasurer, DR.. 10
seph Miller OF Surprise; statistical secrc-
tsry Rev. c. J. Ringer of Wayne; his
torian Rev. N. L. Melick OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Creighton Has
Thrty-Three
Men at Practice
Coach Miller is Enthusiastic Over the
Interest in Game by Creighton
Players.

The end OF the second weeks practice
for the Creighton squad finds everything
progressing very satisfactorily. Coach
Miller has been drilling his men in team
work for the last few days and expects to
hold scrimmage or two before meeting
the alumni eleven Saturday, mas
The squad now numbers thirty-three
candidates and Miller is confident that he
will find ample material in his three teams
to develop a fast eleven, THE tackling ma
chine has been in use, the greater part OF
the present week. and the coach finds he
haI considerable difficulty in restraining
the men from the flying tackle restricted
by the new rules.
Jack Baldwin, who has been acting as
temporary captain, will lgbea unable to play
loot ball this Season, he Is in the senior
law class and feels chat the gridiron game
and studies would conflict. Jack is a fast,
heady player, and his absence from the
team will be a severe loss. -.
Hronek, halfback Tor the last three
years, returned from his vacation yester-
day and will join the squad next week.
His work has always been consistent and
has presence will considerably strengthen
the back field e'F G.
Marin, Mcguire, Kyle and Levy are
working out for the back field. Quigley
and Philbin are showing up well at quar-
ter, and both will make gooo men in that
positions' Philbin is a new man this year.
but is exceptionally fast and will make
good matetfal under Milers tutoring. Lee
and Morginthaler are back in tackle po-
sitions. aff
Hoye he's Joined the squad and will try
out for end during the coming season.
Hoye halls from st. Mary's college Kan
sas, and has a brilliant record upon the
diamond and gridiron in that institution.
Herb Rogers. an old Creighton star, has
been busy during the week rounding up
his men for me battle against Miller $
colts mex Saturday, Several OF the blue
and white stars famous in days gone by
Will don. the moleskins ana prove TO the
younger generation that foot ball can be
played by the has beensf'
a student ticket has been issued by the
management and will be SOLD at reduced
rates to the university boys. 1t is thought
that the initiation of this plan will arouse
more enthusiasm and that larger crowds
Will be in attendance at the various games.
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Brooklyn Hammers New Find.

EROOKLYN, Sept 2-Brooklyn took The
first game of the series with St Louis to-
day, to 3, hammering Hearn, Bresna-
hans new find. hard. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23

METHODIST CONFERENCE
MEETS AT NORTH PLATTE
Secretaries aud Treasurer Are Elected
and District superinten-
dents Report.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. sept 22.-tSpe-
sL)-The West Nebraska conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church opened
Tuesday evening. Rev w. :. Porter pastor
OF the local church. welcomed the minis
ters. DR. Allen Chamberlain OF this city.
who is superintendent OF North Platte dis
trict, gave the foreword. stating that the
conference stands for brotherliness. civic
righteousness and for piety. Evangelist
Errat of Canon City. Colo. preached the
sermon.
Bishop Robert Mcintyre OF st. Paul.
MINI, formally opened the conference at
$3.50 a. m Wednesday by administering tho
holy communion. h. f. Eberhart of Beaver
City was reelected secretary. \. w. James
of sutherland was reelected statistical sec
rotary and Henry French of Elm Greek
was elected treasurer. M. h. Carman Of
Mnden was elected reporter for local and
state papers. The bishop announced the
receipt Of draft for $500 for conference
claimants from the correctional fund.
Rev. Charles c. Wilson, D. D., superin-
tondent of the Hodrege district, read his
sixth and last report OF his work, which
showed that earnest and successful work
had been done in his district. Rev James
Leonard was appointed to preside at the
afternoon session. Rev. NJ 5. Poulson,
superintendent OF the Anu-ssloon league OF
Nebraska, spoke at o'clock Resolutions
Of confidence, financial help and co-opera-
ton were enthusiastically and unanimously
passed.
Rev b. f. Gather, one OF the strongest
preachers of the conference. preached the
conference sermon, which was practical
and convincing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
PLEDGES OF IOWA sOROR1rrEs
Lat of Pledges of. state UnIveraity
Stndents Annonnceh

IOWA CITY sept 21- Especially
tiles OF the state University OF Iowa today
announced their pledges as follows:
Delta Gamma-Blanche stewart Cedar
rapids, Ruth Hetter Iowa City; Edna
Randall, Helen Sayior.. Des Moines. Gs-
neVa Ham, Luverne: Minnie Loutzenhiyer
mount Ayr; Elizabeth Beebe Hampton .
Madge Lee Centerville
Delta Delta Delta-Adeline Kerns Molina
III Mona Walsh, Moline, H.. Janet Adv
West Liberty; Lenore Rhyme, Winterset
murlel Draker, Iowa City; Margaret Fisher
West Union: Alta Schenck. West Union
Kappa Kappa Gamma-Josephine Ora
nam, Cedar Falls; Deborah Wiley. Grin
neil FLORENCE Roseberry, Lemars Helen
Lambert, Iowa City. .H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Shooting Spray Pays Backers Well nj
Lexington Meet.

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. 22-Shooting
Spray, paying 315.S0 on the 81 mutuals, won
the fifth race of five and one-half furlonKs
at Lexington today. Messenger Boy, heavily
backed, was outside the money. sum
marles: %.
First race, six furlongs: Billy Bodemar
straight $3.50 won, Jacobite (place $3.50
second Mae Hamilton (show $3.50 third
Second race, five furlongs: lima Cstraipbt
s.. 800 won, Mindinette (place Sc. 6O) second
Virgtnie (show 400 third Time: .03M
Third race six furlongs: Selwik CstraiYht
$500 won, Intrinsic, (place $3s0) second
Emperor William (show 1900 third
Fourth race, miller Beau Chiffon (.trat,b,
S3.10 won, Milton b (place $3.50 second
Judge Walton (sh6w $3.50 third. Time;
1925 ~ 1oa'ha =
Fifth race, 2ay'esf4bld colts and geldings
purse $3.50, five iaha one-half furiongs!
Shooting SpraylfIn2dAg Thomas; Straight
$50, place $3.50 sSifda sg.3O) won, A. New
port tll2, @. MDbntain; place $270, show
$500 second. baboti Q12, X. Goose; show
$3.50 third. Tlme;5 l1s0976 Messenger Boy
and Cree also ranit2 H.al
Sixth race, selling. t3-year-o ODDS and I'm
one mile and twenty yards: Pirate Diana
Oil, II. JohnsopC won, Beau BrummeI
(l09. Paul. second Indian Maid CO5 II
Rice) third. Time AS sligo, County Clerk
Philander, Alma Boy and. Icaran also
ran. Two-dollar .mntuals paid Pirate Diana
straight $6.40. place $40. show 1870; Beau
Brummel place $3.50, show 1880 Indian
Maid S11.0 show. So.
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Totals....@ 7 80 II
inning nm scored.

Two out when winning Jun scored.
Kansas Cits .......0 0 0 0 o Is
Milwaukee o. 80 O-S
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Lightning Strikes
Greeley Fair Barn
Six Valuable Thoroughbred Animals
Killed While on Exhibi-
.t- ton.

GREELEY CENTER. Neb., Sept p
Especial Telegram)- annual Greeley
county fair opened yesterday with a SPLEEN
did display in all departments, the horses,
cattle and farm implement show being
larger and better than ever. Today the
people came in on every train, a special
bringing several hundred from Wolbach
and stations east and south, together with
the home county folks swelled the crowd
to 5000 by O'Clock. when rain cut off
further attendance and stopped the races
which were just started.
During the storm lightning struck the
horse barn, killing six valuable horses
three stations and three mares, all prize
winners and valued at from $500 TO s. 500
each. with no insurance. The owners OF the
stali6ns are p j. Murphy, ], J. Dewhurst
and judge Bros; two roadsters, T. Ryan;
heavy draft horse. William Stark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
JACK JOHNSON MAY REFUSE
Champion Tells LanGfOrd Fight Be-
tween CoIored Men WIZ MOI Draw

BOSTON, Sept. 22-Jack johnson. the
champion heavyweight and conqueror 90
James j. Jeffries, refused today TO nut ~
1900 for a fight for the title with So ~
LanEford, the Boston colored middlewej1bt
boxer, until the latter had made tn efirst
deposit. They may come to terms later
Johnson contended that IL was the chat
lengers duty TO put up the stake and bis
the defender, to cover II. MS
The battle of words ended when Johnson
told Langford that he would be in the CIV
several days and would cover the money
any time During the debate johnson told
Langford that two colored men would dro ~
very little money, and that so far as be
was concerned such fight would prove
a losing venture. Then the two .loxers
stood side by side and had their pictnreS
taken, the champion towering head ara
shoulders over the Boston challenger.
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sBatted for Elwert in ninth.
Columbus . ..........1 0 0 0 o %
Toledo ..-..............0 0 o 0 o 0 0 90
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Lutheran Women in session.

BEATRICE, Neb., Sept. 22.-(Special.)-
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonsry society of the Evangelical Lutheran
church opened its meeting yesterday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs Mareen Badger. the presi-
dent
The sessions during the day were de-
voted to routine business, with interesting
addresses by Mrs Miller OF Kansas City
and Miss Kozer OF Nebraska City.
The Nebraska synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran church opens at the Lutheran
church last evening with a splendid ad-
dress by Rev. L.. Groh of Omaha. The
sessions will continue to Sunday evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Jail DeIIyery M McCook.

MCOOK, Neb., Sept 22-(Special) >
Wednesday night Harry McCuller, in Jail
here TO answer TO the charge OF burglary,
cut his way out to liberty, making hole
in the brick wall with the aid OF piece
OF steel handed him through the steel
grating over the rear jail window by a con-
federate. McCuller was only Is years old.
He was charged with robbins a Burling-
ton boarding car at Indianola some months
since, He was under 5000 bond TO appear
at the November term OF district court lie
has not as yet been apprehended, Sheriff
Higgins is not In the city,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
,Ilawkeye Athletic Club.

IOWA CITY, Ia. Sept. 22.-Special.)-
Through the impetus OF the enthusiasm
aroused3 among the athletes at the state
University OF Iowa by the arrival of the
new foot ball coaches. Hawley and KEEL
Hawkeys was organized last evening, with
the following charter members. Or. II. c.
Pelton, Jesse b, Hawley, Mark Hyland,
IL. l.. Anderson, Atherton Clarke, w. l..
Stewart, NJ. ]. Walters. John Ney s. B.
Weeks, T. A. Hook, II. Y. Williams, c. L.
Steele and Albert Fisher. The purpose of
the club will he to get men TO try out 6or
the various athletic teams, with foot ball
as the sport to receive particular attention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23

TotalB......S2 IL II Totals. -
Slated for Hearn in ninth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
NEW YORK.
-Batted for Devore in ninth.
"Batted for Drucke in ninth

Tota1a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERs
quartermaster's Team Beaten Two
out of Three by the ID. d. n.
Players.

The B. y. 3. s. team defeated the Quar-
termasters Department team In the Mer-
camille league, two ganles out OF three.
Rutherford OF the .Quartermaster's team
rolled high single game lof l9l pins and
Equitable Life team plays the u. s.
Cleaning team. There will be a special
match game between theiJy s, Cross team
OF the Omaha league and a picked team
from the Boosters ledgtie
The ituffner Tailoring team won all
three games from the StOrz Malt team in
the Boosters league. Captain Ratekn of
the Ruffners rolled high single game. GET
ting 200 pms, and high total. getting $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Bali Game. at stanton Fair.

STANTON, Neb., Sept 2.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Stanton county fair opened at
noon Wednesday. The races for Wednes-
day afternoon were good considering that
only county horses are entered The ball
game between Wisner and Stanton was
won by Stanton, 4 to l. Batteries. Stan
ton, Hartman and Hopper; Wisner,
Schwartz and Corbett. Attendance: 500.
Thursday and Friday will be the big
days. Pilger plays Stanton Thursday and
Norfolk Friday.
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Standing of the Teams


YesterdBy's Hesnlts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha-Des Moines postponed. rain.
Lincoln Sioux City postponed; rain.
Wichita 10; St Joseph. :.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 2, Cleveland. l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston, g. Second game:
Cincinnati, 5; Boston, Z.
st Louis, 3; h ooklyn, s. ...f
Chicago. o. New orK. l. Second game:
Chicago, ]; New York, g.
pittsburg g; Philadelphia, 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, z; Toledo 0.
indianapolis. .; Louisville o.
Milwaukee, g.. Kansas City. T.
st. Paul Minneapolis, postponed rain.
Games Today.
Western League -Omaha a. Des Mofnes,
Denver at Topeka, Lincoln at Sioux city
Wichita at st. Joseph.
American League-New York at Cleve-
land. Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington
at st. Louis, Boston at Detroit.
National League-C1ncinnat at Boston,
st Louis at brooklyn, Chicago at New
York, Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
American ACCOMPLISHMENTS at To-
ledo, Indianapolis at Louisville, Milwaukee
at Kansas city, St Paul at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
ChiId nroMn. an Jar.

FULLERTON. Neb., Sept 22-(special)-
While the other members OF the family
were otherwise engaged the little IS
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pan
coast. living five miles west of Fullerton
In her play fell into a twenty-gallon jar OF
water and was drowned. The child had
been dead some time before the mother dis
covered the body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
BrOyyn-CIark.

CLEAR LAKE, Ia, Sept. H.-(Special)-
Or. J, p. Brown of Clarinda and Miss Mary
@. Clark of this city, sister of Judge Jo-
seph j. Clark. were united in marriage at
the Clark cottage at noon today. One of
the pleasant features of the marriage was
that 1t was performed by Rev. Fred Clark.
nephew OF the bride. Their home viii
be in Clarnda
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
MotorcycIe Racr Meet.

The Omaha Motorcycle club VIII give It's
first championship race meet Sunday, Sep
be seven races as follows ten-mle
private ownership single-cylinder stock;
five-mile belt drive singlereylinder stock
five mile chain. drive gingie4cyhnder stock
fifteen-mile twin-cylinder stock twenty
mile open, nfteen-m mile stngle-cylinder stock,
and novsltY pursuit race In which each
rider starts at an equal distance apart
around the track, When o man Is passed
by another rider he drops out and so on
until the winner only Is left. The street
cars will run To Hlmwood park. A large
crowd IL expected. NfrH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Colorado +. Sets
New Three Year
Old Record
Denver Colt Steps Mile Within Him
self in Two-Five and Three
Quarters.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 22.-Racing off the
trotting division of the Kentucky Stock
Farm Futurity at this afternoons Grand
Circuit races brought forth a worlds rec
ord mile by Colorado r, owned by George
II. Esteibrook Of Denver This colt,
holder Of the worlds record for three
Year-o trotters, voluntarily reduced his
mark from 2:Osts to 2:O5%
No declaration OF Driver Gus Macey's
intention was made public. The first heat
OF the race on which there was no betting
on account of the admitted superiority Of
colorado e, was easy for him in 2:OSA.
FINDING conditions suitable the colts
driver treated an expectant crowd to a
Championship mile, the second out,
Like the first quarter of the initial mile
the opening quarter OF the record one was
trotted in S0A seconds. Four lengths ahead
OF Emily Ellen, Colorado T. made the
half in 1:02A and the three-quarters in
l:SSA. That rate of speed made a new
record probable. Macy did not hurry his
champion home from the last turn hut a
last quarter I'm 30 seconds completed the
2:o5% mile
In the racing division of the same
futurity, hackers of first choices were dis
mayed when Nell Gentry, owned and
driven by Charles Cameron of Lacrosse, Ill.,
won in straight heats and ordinary time,
from Baroness Evelyn.
In the 217 trot, Peter Dorsey was beaten
by Major wellington, the third choice. The
favorite won the first heat Summaries:
2:l7 trotting, three in five; 1920:
Major Wellington, won; Peter Dorsey,
2:0Sh
Stock Farm Futurity, three-year-old
trotters, two in three; 5000:
Colorado r, b. c. by The Bondsman
Emily Ellen, blk + (McDonald) .......2 2
Grace c, ch, {. (McDevitt) .............2 3
Lady Greengoods, b. (. (Grady) ...."...4 4
Time: 2:0S&. 205A
stock Farm Futurlty three-year-old
racers; $500:
Nell Gentry, b. T., by John r. Gentry
(Cameron) .......,.,.................I /
Baroness Evelyn, r. f. (McDonald) 80 Q
Joe H. b. c. (McAlisteTl ,..................3 8
. .In o
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rInsr FOoT RHhE Accident
Yankton Bo5 Hes ksE Broken while
at Practice.

YANKTON, $. D., Sept 22.-(Specai.)--
The first serious accident Of the foot ball
season has already happened here in prac-
tice game in which William Patterson, an
important member Of the first college team
sustained a fracture OF both bones below
the right knee, the accident occurring
through hard tackle. Patterson will, OF
1t Is the most serious accident in college
circles here in many years and came be-
fore a college game was played.
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sToRz MALT.


WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-The Industrial
census OF Porto Rico. which was taken ,in
connection with the recent enumeration of
the people of that island shows a total ~
S25. 544, $50 Invested In manufactures with an
Fttty-siN per cent. or seo56s. s4s Of this bro.
ducton was in sugar and molasscs TIE
value OF the tobacco and cigarettes manu-
faetured amount 20 =. O6S. 59s and OF the eof-
fee to S5.062 599
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Box Butte Fair Races.

ALLIANCE, Neb. Sept, 22-(Special Tele-
grant -Results at the Boa Butte county
fair races: .
Trotting, 2:25 class; Alliance King won
Cecil X. second. Time: 1888
Five-eghths- mile dash: Roy Egan won,
Aunt Hala second, Montak Don third.
Time: 0;65.
Half-mile dash: Unterorgan won, Mon
tauk Maid second. Time: O:5l%,
Indian race: Won by Holy Cloud.
The pacing race was not run, owing to
the sudden change Of the weather, the
thermometer dropping 90 degrees.
w. j. Taylor democratic candidate for
congress, spoke for about an hour
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Foot Rail- Practice az Lexington

LEXINGTON, Neb., sept, t2.-(Special ,
The Lexington foot bah team for the sea-
son OF 1910 'has commenced practice. Can
tain Leroy Nisley and Manager Harold
Temple have been energetically keeping the
Dickerson has been givingt the boys some
spec al drit I'm gymnastics TO prepare Cor
quick movement and endurance. The rain
OF Tuesday and Wednesday morning OF
this week was much appreciated bv the
farmers. but the foot ball boys were him
dered somewhat in their practice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23

pettiFrew TWO-base MT Koerner StOlen
bases: McChesney. Koerher, Westerzil. Sac
rifice hits. Fox, Jones. Goodrich. Johnson,
Pettigrew, Davis. Hughes, Bclden. Hits:
OFF Johnson, " in eight innings; Off Hanl-
fan in, one inning Struck out: BY Jarnl-
gan. 9: by johnson, .; by Hanifan, /.
Bases on balls: OFF Jangan, 4; by John
son, 2. Hit by pitched ball: BY johnson, I.
Time: 1850. Umpire HuribuTt