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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
Many Entries
For Women's
Race Sunday
High Interest Centers Upon First
Event of Its Kind in
City

What promises O. bv sne OK the most
exciting racing events ever seen tn Omaha
Is the woman's race which takes place in
the meet sunday afternoon at the omaha
motor speedway A very respectable num-
Der Of women. all OF whom are we'll known
in Omaha, have entered for the event.
Not only have the women entered. hut
they have begun practicing on the speed
way circuit, taking the turns At a speed
incredible for amateur feminine drivers.
This event Sunday is 70 be the first Of It's
Kind ever seen In the clay
Besides the unique womans race the
spectators will be given a treat OF fast
driving better than the previous race
meets held at the local track. as most Of
the local dealers have keyed themselves up
to the determination TO 10 out after the
prizes. The greatest desire of the various
competitors Is TO take down the colors
Of the game little observation-disclosures
which won several frsts In the first two
meets. u is declared by a half dozen
dealers who have received high power fac
tory cars for the races that the Firestone
will surely be beaten, though they could
not say who would administer the defeat
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
Y0RESLGINS aOLDRECE MEN
High School Players Trim Western
Team 35 to 0.
TEAR THROUGH LINE AT WILL
tRcuIar work I'm Contest Full of
Ions Rams and clever
Plays.

YORK. Neb., oct 8.-,Spsclal rele
gram. j.-beoause Of press dispatches from
Holdregs telling Of victories and how they
would take York scalps home, many
thought York would be a tough propo-
siuon.
1t looked that way when the Holdrege
Giants appeared, but York won the game,
IS TO o.
York kicked Off, HOldrege gained on re-
turning. York secured the ball and within
six minutes Crossen touched goal Wiley
returned the ball on Holdrege's kick off
for good gains York puntsd and Holdrege
held on forward pass Holdrege punted.
Wiley got the ball and made a spectacu-
lar sixty-yard run for touchdown.
York then kicked off. Holdrege lost the
ball on forward pass when Medlar for
York punted Wiley caught the ball on
return and took another touchdown. In
the third quarter York drove holes
through Holdrsge's center and sklrted end,
but tries TO kick goal from field. Hol-
drege playing hard and held York. Hol-
drege lost the ball on a trick play Maps
for York made the next touchdown.
York kicked off Holdregs worked to
punt when York playing fast drove Wiley
through center for another touchdown.
Peander and Richardson were easily
Holdrege stars. Maps, Crossen, Medlar
and Weidman played strong game for
York, while Wiley, Miller and Blood were
the spectacular star players for the home
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
CornhuskerSLook
For Easy Game
Coach Cole Not Expecting Hard Con-
test with Players from Crete
Today.

LINCOLN. Neb., oct 2s--Cspecial )-Cole
does not expect a hard game with the
Doane "Congregationalists," and may not
use his first eleven against them. His
present plans are to start the veterans
and II the Tigers prove easy to fill his
line and baokfeid with substitute players.
The varsity was given workout Thurs
day night and a short signal practice FRI
day, with q brief scrimmage between the
freshmen and the varsity. Cole was de-
sirous Of giving his new formations a more
thorough workout, and he took the varsity
with the freshmen TO the state farm
grounds again Saturday night, where they
might work behind closed gates.
The weather was excellent Friday for
foot ball. and the varsity romped through
the formations with the spirit OF the school,
boy. The play was full OF ginger and in
direct contrast to the rather sluggardly
work which has characterized the week.
The Frank brothers, Rathbone and Jerry
Warner, sprinted through the freshmen
line for long runs and the varsity had lit
tie trouble in piling up a big score The
forwards charged better when the fresh
men were carrying the ball and the first
year men found it more difficult TO gain
through the line.
Big clouds OF dust made fast play almost
an impossibility Thursday night The
northwest wind whipped across the field,
raising enough dust so that II was almost
impossible to distinguish the players from
the side lines. Despite the weather. Cole
sent his men along at a furious pace and
for an hour rehearsed the new formations.
Then he called short signal practice and
closed the evening with a scrimmage be,
tween the freshmen and the scrubs The
scrubs had a terrible time in holding the
first year men and after a pretty forty
yard run by Potter the freshmen scored.
The scrubs then settled down and some
pretty line bucking was INDUCED in by
Seiden.
The scrimmage showed that the Corn
huskers' defense is still weak and must
undergo a radical shakeup II the Ne
braskans are TO win from Kansas The
line il not playing as strong as defensive
game as earlier in the season. Cole will
devote the remainder OF the time to their
development. Next week he will receive
assistance from outside players and when
the CornhuskeTs leave for Lawrence next
Thursday night, barring all injuries II
will be under the most favorable schedule
and coaching assistance that a COrnhusker
team has had,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
High school Girls Do Not Retreat for
Cold weather.

AIthOugh the weather Is getting colder,
the high school girls are determined TO
finish their tennis tournament. All OF the
games In the second round have been
played off and the following are the win
ners: Lucille Fellers won from Grace Sla-
baugh, 6-1. go; HelgR Rasmussen won
from Barbara Churchill, ga, $751; Laura
zimmerman won from Eleanor McGiltOn,
SO Ill, and Charlotte Bedwel won from
Minnie Anderson, 6-2 SO, Those who have
watched the games being played predict
that Laura Zimmerman will be the likely
winner OF the tournament. Eleanor Me-
Clifton Was her strongest opponent and as
she has won from her, she Will no doubt
win the tournament Miss l.. zimmerman
has been playing tennis for the last two
years. and has made some very good
scores.
In order to find the real champion tennis
player Il will be necessary now for the
winner OF this match TO play the winner Of
the boys tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
LINCOLN
OMAHA
TIGERS CRUSH THE SooNERS
Missouri Eleven Gives DFubbing 10
Oklahoma Team--ScOre Twenty
SIX to Nothing.

JOPLIN No, oct. 2S.-(Special Tele-
m)-Missouri administered a crushing
defeat TO Oklahoma university at Miners
park here this afternoon, the final score
being rs to 0, At no time did the Sooners
threaten to score. while Missouri really
earned another touchdown not credited to
them. The score Missouri piled up was
not secured easily, but every inch OF
ground was stubbornly contested until the
final minute Of play. Knoebels line plunges
after he replaced Novel; at fullback was
the feature and he now seems to have
regular place on the Tigers team cinched.
The work Of Hall and Hackney for Missouri
and Radcliffe and Capshaw for Oklahoma
was also brilliant Oklahoma made but
two first downs and was never within
striking distance Of Nfssourrs goal The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
BUTLER RAPs root HALL AS SPORT
President of Columbia University Ape
proves AbOIIHhment In school.

NEW YORK, Oct &.--'Foot ball is tie
poorest sport In existence" according To
President Nicholas Murray Butler. who
gives his Views IN the Columbia Spectator
today.
If heartily approved of tie action OF
the university council Ia abOlishinE foot
ball" said Or. Butler referring 10 the
ection taken five years ago.
To revive the same at Columbia would
be step back into the middle ages and
a surrender Of the repute which came to
US through our devisive action IA the
matter Hundreds OF letters, mailed all
over the country. have come tu Columbia,
pruising n; and lately even those stu.
dents and alumni who were at first
most loud IN their denuncatiOn Of the
councils action have come over 20 its
way OF thinking"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
Grand Island
and Hastings Tie
Fiercely Contested Foot Ball Game
Results Six to Six-Fumble Pre-
vents Hastings Victory.

HASTINGS, Neb., oct. 2S.--tSpecial Tel
egram. )-Grand Island and Hastings played
TO tie, to 6, in a fieroely contested foot
ball game this afternoon. The Islanders
swept Hastings off their feet ct the outset
and scored in six minutes, hut after that
Hastings kept the ball mostly in Grand
Island territory. The score was tied early
In the last quarter and later Hastings
would have made another touchdown had
II not been for tumble near the goal
line. The same teams play in Grand Isl
and Thanksgiving day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
BELLEVUE LANDS WESLEYAN
Probably Wins Intercollegiate Honora
by 8 to 0 Victory,
ONE DROP KICK DECIDES GAME
johnson scores a AFTER Three trials
-FumbiinE Costs MethOdists
Heavy Penalty when
Field a. Clear.

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb,, oct Is
Especial Telegram -Bellovue defeated
W es an here at foot ball today by a score
OF to o, the score coming in the last quar-
ter johnson scored one drop kick out OF
three trials, one Of the others being almost
over
Wesleyan eNcelled in the first half and
ran the ball down the field many times
BY open field running and passes.
The Coyotes made more gains by running
while the Bellevue men depended largely
on the Kicking game The fumbNng OF
forward passes by Wesleyan cost the game,
as several times the man would have .
clear field " the goal only TO drop the
throw
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

Noted billiard Player Makes High
run az Hundred sud Forty.

NEW YORK, Oct IS Willie Hoppe beat
Albert q. Cutler IN tonights play OF their
1S0O-point handicap billiard match 100 10
l02 running out In thirteen innings. on
this, the fourth match, tho match was
transferred 60 Brooklyn, where the play
will be resumed tomorrow night.
cutler displayed the worst form OF the
match and is now 9i4 points behind Hoppe
The latter, playing ISL TO Cutler 1872 was In
splendid form, especially in the eleventh
inning when he made a high run OF ~.
only thirteen less than his record run o.
last night Cutlers high run was fOrty-
seven. The score 20 date stands: Hopne
] 9oO; cutler, 926.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
SKIN DISEASES
HUMORs I'm THE BLOOD

Nature has made ample provision
in the moisture aud sunshine OF the
air for the outward protection and
healthy condition of the skin. But
fine more important work Of nourish-
ing the cuticle has been left to an i'm
ward source--the blood. 1t is from
the circulation that the pores and
glands receive their stimulus, and
the fibrous tissues are all preserved
ia a healthful state because OF CON
slant nutriment supplied by the blood.
II is only when the circulation be-
comes infected with humors or acids
thatywe are troubled with skin atec-
tions. The humors producing these
troubles are carried through the cir
culation direct to the skin, and their
irritating or inAsmmatory effect re-
nains until the blood is cleansed.
s. 8. s. cures Skin Diseases, because
lis the greatest of all blood purifiers:
It goes into the circulation and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
OLDFIELD BARRED Ar ATLANTA
No Driver Allowed 20 Compete Not In
Good standing.

ATLANTA, Ca, oct. 8.-When asked
TO-DAY about the possibility or Barney Old
field being permitted TO compete IN tlre
automobile races the last three days OF
next week al the Atlanta speedway, j. NJ
Nye, secretary Of the Atlanta Automobile
association said:
mo driver will be allowed TO compete
here II he 10 not in good standing with the
American Automobile association"
oldneld was disqualified by the American
authorized race with Jack Johnson Old
neld Is one OF the fifty-three entries for
tue Atlanta meet. which have been made
up 10 tonight and IL was reported today
that he might choose this Taeet as an oc-
casion for court action TO secure restora-
ton OF his standing with the American
Automobile association.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
ABE ArTELL rHUMPs MAcNnY
FeHtheFweIEht Champion Floors
Cleveland Man Three TImea.L

NEW YORK, Oct 2-Biz Mackey Of
Cleveland proved an easy mark Tor Abe
Attell, featherweight champion, ia their
bout here tonight. After Atteil had floOred
the Cleveland man three times In the sixth
round, the latter's seconds craWled into
the ring and hauled Mackey into his corner.
The bout was 20 be ten rounds, but At
tell had clearly demonstrated his su-
peTiority before two rounds had progressed.
lie merely toyed with his opponent IN the
opening rounds and .contented himself with
avoiding the latter's blows rather than
trying 10 lead himself
In the fifth Attel started mixing In earn
est and a left jab to the face staggered
Mackey He managed. by clinchins, TO
hang on until the bell rang A clean, hard
hook 10 the body kzSrked Mackey down
the first time in the sixth and as he rose
rigit hand swing 10 the Jaw topped
aim over again. He was slow in rising
and as he reached his feet Abe's right
caught him on the jaw again and the fight
was over.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
Equitable Life Carries orr All Three
Games from Metropolitan
Metz Lose to Cross,

In the Mercantile league the Equitable
Life team won all three games from the
MetropOltans. Bland rolled high total
game with 1875 pins.
Tonight in the Booster league the Noegele
Dining MaZeppas and the Omaha Rod
and Gun club team The StOrz Mails will
take on the omaha Bedding company
team
Tonight in the Mercantile league the
Carpenter Paper company team and the
Ramos. Saturday night a picked team out
OF the Booster league will travel 70 FIRE.
mont to bowl the Fremont team. scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
MonoIuIu Wanta NatIve ColIeetar.

WASHINGTON oct. H.-Protests from
citizens of Honolulu against the rumored
as collector Of customs a. that port were
received at the White House by cable
today The protests we're not levkled
against CottFill because of his being a
negro but because the people OF Homo
lulu want their offices filled by residents
OF the islands
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
DENMAN BREAKS GOLF RECORD
sets n New Distance ON the COuntry
Club Links.

King Denman, one OF Omaha's most
fiendish golf fiends, broke the Omaha golf
record for a long drive the other day, set
ting "a new distance OF S2b yards on the
Omaha Country Club golf links
Denman was playing with Guy Furay
Herbert Cohn and James Van Bruut and
when they came TO the fifth hole he took
the wind completely out OF the otnt q
record In omaha was held bv Hall. a Field
club member, who drove from the four
teenth tee 20 the fifteenth green on the
links OF thBt club. a distance OF sos Yards.
Dcnman's drive Is within twenty-three
Yards OF the American long drive record
made by Gardner Of Chicago In his match
with Chic Evans last summer. the Chi.
CagO mans record being S5S Yards.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
BUScH'S AUTO KILLS A MAN
Husband Of Few Weeks RUN Down in
50. Louis by Millionaire
Brewer.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.--Harry Dittmer, a
plumber was knocked down and killed to-
night by en- automobile In which August
A. Busch. the millionaire brewer, was a
passenger. Mr.. Busch's chauffeur, George
l.. Thorpe. who was driving the car. was
arrested.
Mr.. Dittmar, who was @ years old and
married, was Fastening home from a
theatsr to his bride of a few weeks when
he WAS struck, Mr., Busch, who was on his
way home, WAS greatly unnerved by the
tragedy.
1T Is the first time have ever had a
serious accident" he said
The Key TO the situation--Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

pimples, rashes, aud all eruphons Oh
the skin. When S. S. s. las driven
out the humors every symptom passes
away, the skin is again nourishedi
with cooling, healthful blood, natural
evaporation is renewed, and the SKIN
becomes soft and smooth. Book on
skin Diseases and medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

CHICAGO, Oct &.-Frank Chance. man
ager OF the Chicago National league club,
announced today that he Will take his
minor league recruits 20 California where
near his winter home az GlendOra he will
ht up a diamond and watch the work 81
he men. So Tar thirteen men ara scheduled
10 make the trip
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

The University Of Cnicago base ball team,
twelve husky and hearty looking American
lads, In charge OF Prof. Bliss--a young man
himself-arrtVed at Yokohama yesterday
afternoon by the n. Y X liner Kamakura
harus after pleasant voyage OF Azteen
days, Prot lAO Abe OF NasedR university,
Alfred w. Place, an old University OF CHI
cago athlete, several other Chicago alumni
and q good sized delegation OF Waseda and
keio university students were on hand to
greet the students despite the unfaYOTable
weather. As the liner drew alongside the
dock the Chicago players, who were lined
along the rail OF the vessel. were greeted
with hearty
Chicago: Chleago Chicago: go: go:
Chicago; Chicago; ChicagoI
the famous locomotive yell OF the UniVeT.
sity OF Chicago, given by the Japanese
players who had gone from Toxic 70 meet
the arriving team. To this unexpected
greeting the haTOOnH responded Justify.
,,Aa soon as the gangplank was lowered
The numerous newspaper men and photog-
raphers who were on hand to cover" the
arrival OF the American team, swRFmed
aboard with their customary eagerness and
soon had all the signatures OF the players
and - many photographs as there were
possible TO possess. The press reception
over, the Chieagoites made their way to
the custom house, and, the inspection
finished. wire whrled away I'm rickshas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
10.

lNclefeH. Bonneueldt Kansas CITY Athletle
club. Umpire. Gordon Harvard Head
linesman: Mcbride, Kansas City Star.
Touchdowns: Hall, KnOebel, Thatcher,
Hackney. Goal from touchdown; Hack
ney Goal from field Hackney Time OF
quarters; 10 minutes, Substtutions: Hous-
ton Tor Graves, NRoebel for Novel; Nils
Tor Curdss, Anderson for Thompson (Mo.),
ldler for ShuCk, Klein for Mills, Perkheiser
for Thatcher Clark fOr Rogers, Harley for
Morter Attendance; 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

REMOVES the
acids and humors
which are caus-
ing the trouble,
builds up the
weak, acrid
blood, ard COM
pletely cures Re
zema, Acne, Tet'
ter, Salt Rheum,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
Derbya Win.

The Derby Wooden Mills won two games
from the Postoffice team last night In the
Metropolitan league. The third game was
a tie, the PostoffiCe winning on the roll
off
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
GOPHnRs ARRIVB AT CHICAGO
Minnesota Coach Expresses Gus
tOmary Confidence.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-MihDesota's foot ball
team, comprising twenty-three players, the
largest and heaviest team since the old
foot ball days when weight was thought to
discount speed, reached Chicago today for
the annual Chicago game here tomorrow.
Freshman and scrub teams will arrive to-
morrow mo- r, , morning, bringing the total mum
Coach Gsnrv NUiIIIarns ,,,ho Sar,a -
pressed confidence. we always go into q
game expecting 10 win," he said, but a.
venture to predict what tomorrow's score
will be-"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

Ofncials-- Referee: Cornell. Umpire VII
uans Field Judge: Cherrington. Head
linesman: kenney. Time OF halves; 80
vertlsing in The Bee will do for your
business,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS RALLY
Bishop-Elect Beecher and superin.
tendent Davidson Talk.
TELL THE PLAYERS TO BE FAIR
Nearly the Entire Enroiiment of the
school Crowds Into One of the
Large Assembly Rooms and
show EnthusiRHni.

VITA rOusing cheers ana songs the pupils
Of the Omaha High school held a final
mass meeting Friday noon before their
team left Saturday morning for Lincoln,
to play its most important game in the
1910 season. As a result OF this last meet
ing ana the enthusiasm aroused before
over 40 Of the pupils OF the omaha High
school will accompany the team on the
trip TO cheer 1t 20 victory
II takes a man TO win in foot ball, and
II takes map 10 lose as Wen declared
Bishop-elect George A. Beechsr, who spoke
al the meeting. The Omaha boys have
always held q reputation for playing good,
clean foot ball and they want to keep il
up.
There Is no fun in breaking another
mans leg or arm, the days Of rough play
ing are over and fair play must rule. II
the other team does not play square they
will find their level before long and IL will
only reflect on them later"
II foot ban was only for the eleven
men playing Ia the game { would not be
in favor Of IL in the Omaha High school
said Superintendent Da, ldsUn. But the
spirit II brings 20 every scholar and the
courteous conduct Il brings to the school,
as a whole. make IL "a game for all and
everybody can get out and root for their
team.
Il want the Omaha boys and girls vino go
down TO Lincoln to be a credit TO Omaha,
not only on the bleaChers IN their roofing,
but also on the streets Of Lincoln"
Dean Beechcr and MI Davidson were
given tremendous applause and both wished
for the success Of the team, Mr.. Davidson
saying he was going along TO help win
Members of the Team Talk.
Following the speeches the crowd howled
for the different members Of the team
making each one give a talk. Captain
Byrne and Andrus, the big tackle, and
lSlopp the valiant little quarter and gen
eral Of the team, responded. The rooters
leave at 9;i5 tomorrow with the team for
the capital city,
The lineup OF the two teams 10 as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

Bigger, Better, Busier-That is what ad-
vertising In The Bee will do for your
business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

Headquarters During stay Imperial Hotel
Reception and Dinner at SeiyO-
ken Tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
Reception and Events OF Visit,

Arrival Of University Of Chicago Base Ball
Team Yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
EQUITABLE LIFEs.

Last night in the Omaha league, Metz
Bros. lost two games to the J, 5, Cross
team which throws them back a little In
the running. The Hospe company team
won two straight from the letter Gold
Tops, the latter bowling below their aver
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
Candy Men Win.
O,BRIEN,s MONTE CHRIsTos.

on the Metropolitan alleys Thursday
night the O'Briens took the series from the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29

The Key to tho sltuation-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-29
PosTOFFICE.
WILL FINISH TENNIS TOURNEY

Tonight, Dietz against Tafts,
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