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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Charges
Break Up the Line
of Highland Park
Doughty Indians, After Close First
Half, Wind Up Ten to Six
Victory.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 1S-Cspecial Tel
egram. lin fast and exciting game Of
foot ball Bellevue defeated the heavy
Highland Park team here yesterday
by score OF 10 to 6. with the exception
of the first quarter the ball was in the
lowans' territory the greater part Of the
game. Twice in each half Bellevue was
within scoring distance Of the blue and
white goal, only to lose the ball on FUN
bes or downs.
The score stood 0 to at the end OF the
first half, but by a brilliant series OF end
runs and forward passes the purple and
gold warriors crossed the line for two
touchdowns in the third quarter, stookey
failing to kick goal Bellevue also failed
in the first and last quarters to drop kick
goals from the twenty-five yard line.
Highland Parks only score came in the
last quarter, when upon a blocked punt
they recovered the ball upon the vineyard
line and carried it over for a touchdown
The game was exceptionally clean and
free from wrangling, the decisions of the
officials being impartial and, on the whole
satisfactory to both teams The new style
Of foot ball was used by both elevens, the
Bellevue backs and ends starring in this
phase of the game, stookey and Maxwell
skirting the opposing ends for long gains,
while Fowler easily outclRssed the Iowa
punter in the kicking department.
Next Saturday Bellevue will play the
last game of the season against Doane
and, although not as hopeful OF victory as
earlier in the season. an effort will be
made to win this game, which is the last
in the championship series and will do
much to determine Believes standing in
the league. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
OAKLAND HIGH m FINE TRIM
Blair Team DOwned 20 to and
Tekamah secOndn LOse.

Tekamah Seconds Lose.
OAKLAND. Neb., Nov. 1s.--(special Tele-
gram)-In a one-sided game OF foot bali
here Friday the Oakland High school de-
feated the Blair High school by the score
of 20 to O. Oakland outdashed their oppon-
ents in every department OF the game and
advanced the ball for long gains almost at
WILL Oakland has won four out OF five
games this year.
The Oakland High school girls basket
ball team defeated the Tekamah girls here
today by the score Of y to 10 in the first
game OF the season. 1t was fairly fast, be-
ing nobodys game until the final whistle
blew.
The second high school foot ball team de-
feated the Tekamah second team here yes
terday by the score Of S5 TO 0. From the
start Tekamah was completely at the mercy
OF their opponents The Oakland High school
athletes in two days have made total of
seventy-three points against their oppon-
ents' ten
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
DR., Roller Wrestles
in Omaha Next Week
Seattle Man to Make Initial Appear
ance Here Against MendinO,
the Turk.

Manager Gillian announces that he has
secured DR.. b. F. Roller OF Seattle to
wrestle at the Auditorium November q
with Mendlno, a heavyweight Turk who
tips the scales at 2lO pounds. practically
the same weight as the doctor. During all
the time that DR.. Roller has been to the
front as wrestler he has not appeared in
Omaha, and many fans are anxious to see
what the big doctor can do.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
PURDUE SHOWS IT'S WORTH
Ina second Half Depauw Forced to
Yield Palm.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov 1S-Purdue de-
feated Depauw on Stuart field yester-
day b. Il to 6. In the first two quarters
the teams appeared evenly matched, but
In the second half Purdue showed their
superiority, Purdue was the first to score,
Miles crossing Dopauw's goal on a forward
pass from Fletcher. Miles kicked goal
Depauw got their touchdown near the be-
ginning OF the second period, after a punt
had gone over Fletoher's head. In the
third quarter Miles scored a field goal
Carter intercepted a forward pass in the
center OF the field near the end OF the
game and ran TO Depauw's five-yard line
crossing the goal on the next play. The
game ended soon after Carriers score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
aUAKHRs REvIvn FOOT BALL
Nebraska Central which Abolished IL
SIX Years Ago Back In Game.


CENTRAL CITY, Neb., Nov 13-(Spe-
cial)-The first foot ball game to be played
in Central city Ia more than six years will
be played here Friday, November Is, when
Nebraska Central college, the Quaker in
stitution Of this place, viii clash with the
Grand Island Business college on the local
gridirOn. over six years ago the authOri-
ties Of Nebraska Central college concluded
that the game was too rough and abolished
IL In their institution. The school was then
one OF the foremost In athletic affairs
among the smaller colleges OF the state,
ite track team winning first honors- and
It's basket ball team going through the sea-
son without defeat But Immediately foot
ball was abolished, the athletic spirit
seemed to die out among the students and
IL was not long until the school had no
athletic standing, and had neither track
team, base ball nor basket ball teams. Now,
with the modified rules, the authorities
have restored foot ball, and there Is a great
athletic revival on among the college stu
dents AFTER the foot ball season ig over
a basket ball team will be organised, and
the track team win start training.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov. 1a-Newspapers
printed IN twenty eight languages were
represented at the second anniversary din
I.ar OF the American Association OF For
eien Language newspapers az the Hotel
knickerbockcr tonight Among the guests
were Frank III. Hitchcock. postmaster
general Charles Nagel secretary OF com
merce and labor. and George b. Cortelyou
former secretary Of the treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
CARLISLE REDS TASTE DEFEAT
Middfss Earn SIX TO NothinE victory
over Indians.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. is.-The Naval
academy yesteday defeated the Carlisle In
dian team IN a hard contested game by the
score OF toe The victory Of the midship-
men was well deserved II came after five
minutes Of the last period had expired and
after the teams had Kicked and rushed the
hail first in one and then to the other end
OF the field.
10 score It's touchdown the Navy worked
the BAN for a total OF nifty yards Dalton'a
thirty-yard dash brought the ball within
three yards OF Carlisles goal lines, from
which point, in two plays Dalton himself
carried II over He fumbled the bah in the
plunge, but Browne, Nays big guard. fell
on il for a touchdown. The same player
kicked goal. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Observation-Disclosures

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Individual averages !.
HERMANN AND FoGEL SETTLE
President of the Cincinnati Club
Gives Out statement,

Gives Out Statement.
CINCINNATI o.. Nov. 12-President
August Hermann Of the Cincinnati base
ball club, gave out the following official
interview tonight:
President Fogel OF the Philadelphia club
and myself have reached an agreement
that Pitchers Moren and McQuillan. In
fielder Grant and Outfielder Bates will
come 10 the Cincinnati club next season
in exchange for Pitchers Beebe and Rowan,
Infielder Lobert and Outfielder Paskert.
I'VE viii bring up the question Of the
power that a manager OF a team has in
sofar as the selling Of players is concerned.
at the next meeting Of the National league.
but this decision will have no effect on the
trade that has been made. That goes as
originally made"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14

GLENWOOD. Ia, Nov. H-(Special) y
GienwOOd High defeated Hamburg High
here yesterday. Score: GlenWoOd, 16;
ffsmburg Q. GlenWood Is a little heavier
thals Hamburg, but found them the hard
est bunch that they have been up against
thlN season GlenwoOd won on forward
pass and "a plays.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Dundee.

Mr.. A. F. Ellick has returned from
trip 10 the south.
Mrs A. G. Crossman has entertained
out OF town guests for the last week.
Miss Rooney OF Omaha was a guest at
luncheon Thursday Of Mrs. ID. L. John
son.
The Dundee Dancing club will give its
first dance OF the season az the Dundee
hail Thursday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich has returned
from Sioux City, where she was the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
The Dundee Womans club met Wednes-
day with Mrs. 81 r. Elson, when the
program for the day was The Life and
Work OF Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The funeral Of little Robert SwartOut,
son 81 mir. and Mrs. r. A. SWartout. was
held from the family residence, 503z
davenport street at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, Rev. @. +. Fisher officiating
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
}UPERIORS now CHAMPIONS
Foot Ball Team Claims Laurels After
Defeat Of Dietz.
u1CTORs HEAVILY OUTwE1eHED
Gridtron nattIe at Vinton Park sun
day RepIete with Fast Plays and
Long Gains--seore ~ EiEht
40 Nothing.

The superlors are now the real, undis-
puted champions Of the city. having de-
feated the Dietz Sunday at Vinton street
park by the score Of 70 0. The Superiors
sere greatly outweighed but they played
cal foot ban from the toot Of the referees
Nhistie until the end. their goal never at
any time being In danger. The game was
rather rough at times Rapp, last seasons
quarter for South Omaha High school,
played his first game at quarter for the
superiors and played a remarkable game.
Dygert also got back into the game and
started at left half
The superiors won the toss and Captain
Tracy chose to defend the north goal.
Quigley kicked forty yards and Williams
returned II twenty yards The Superiors
went down the field, going through the line
FOR fifteen and twenty yards at time,
until they got TO the DietE twenty-yard line.
Then the superiors pulled off one Of their
new plays, playing a formation through the
center, and wnllams went through for
touchdown. He also kicked goal. The ball
ended in the center OF the field. The sec
ond quarter was mostly straight foot ball,
the Superiors having the ball in the Dietz
territory most Of the time. The quarter
ended with the ban on the Dietz twenty
Yard line
In the third quarter Quigley kicked 70
Dygert who passed q 10 Tracy, he making
the best run Of the day, going through
almost the whole Detz team and making
thirty yards The rest Of the quarter the
ball was exchanged between the two teaEls,
both making slight gains. The quarter
ended with the bali on Dietz thirty-yard
ine. The superiors advanced Il TO the
nve-yard Lire, but were held for downs
and the Dietz Kicked out Of danger. The
superiors took It back again to the five
yard line and again were held for downs
Quigley tried to kick out Of danger. but
their line didn't hold, and the superlors
pushed him over for safety. The ball
was in the center Of the field when time
was called
Diets Ends star.
For the Dietz the two ends, Smith and
1'Nel, were the bright stars; for the
superiors the backfieid and ends were the
stars especially williams who went
through by line smashes for fifteen and
twenty yards at time; In fact, the whole
team played a star game Woolsey was
aid out in the first quarter, but went IN
again in the last half, and played as good
as usual
Next Sunday the Superiors will play the
shamrocks at Vinton street park.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Washington Affairs

,Fruu a star Corte spondeuto
- N Asa lN6lON, q. g., 4NuN. l1.r-1rnccial
leicsianLJ--A 4uL,Wina arhiy uudcts nave
uCctt. ISSUED.
Captain Nathaniel r. Mcclure tuth
caNdu5, nov u ~D. Francisco, Nlii report
20 tC commahuaur outccr oi thc Nohcial
'crurmCnt on ,atdutni8 t0r duty ptho,ux
tue suinuE GA t.t .fduSrJgt tur tn,- t1lup-
lmes auuut ptutmuQr D.
tust LteutClon. ,,udafn 81 Iron0lue,
nltctuu, cavalry Will enair TO this tiN
anu report 40 lhc commanding oBtceI
walter itccd. scuural nospUai, kut opserNa
tirst Lieutenant William A. Moffct
Ihirteentn cavalry. viii prCct cd Go Hot
oIlmes' arm, ana repor, &C. ,nt comMaud-
ihe otncer army ana NaNs- Ocncult. nos
ptaL lor ubservtutn ana Jreatment, n
by direction OF the president, second Lieu
tenant William q. clark Philippine service,
as huuorauy uiSCnalgtu tuc service OF the
hinty
CHAPLAIN Timothy O'keefc. Thirteenth
cavalry, is renewed from treatment OF the
gcuciat Hospital, san Francisco, and wlll
report to the commaudant, Pacific bhlnCh
OF the United states Mintary prison, A.
catraz, for Uuty,
Leaves OF absence have been granted the
followhgi captain Robert G. Fuy, tFirst
cavalry, aide-de-camp, iuur months, effcc-
tive upon his relief from duty i'm tho Philip
pines; First Lieutenant benjamin Il. War
riner Medic al Reserve corps three months
effective about december 4; Dental surgeon
Charles o. Long, L.. - a, present leave
extended twenty days
The men who determine the customs
jurisdiction of the country viii meet I'm
New York Wednesday with j. n. Curtiss
assistant secretary OF the treasury Gus
toms appraisers from as far away as Porto
Rico have been summoned to the con- D.
ence ihey will spend several days to-
gether learning Secretary MaCNCaghs pol
icy of uniformity in the assessment OF Gus
toms.
Lower prices for meats and other foods
should be the result Ot the bumper crops
the United states has produced this year,
IN the opinion OF Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson.
I'VE have had bumper crops he said
today, and meat prices SHOULD come down,
that Is. IL no combine Is formed among
the dealers. My views apply TO all kinds
OF meat The crops have been such that
a falling In ptice Is the inevitable result.
The only thing that con defeat this will
be IL too great "a toll Is taken after the
products leave the hands of the farmers
and before they reach the consumers"
In order to prevent further criticism of
the Interior department for its handling
Of the next Cunningham Alaskan coal
claims, which precipitated the Balllnger-
Pinchot investigation, Secretary Ballinger
will recommend In his annual report that
congress authorize the placing OF these
cases under the jurisdiction OF the court OF
appeals of the District of Columbia M
Ballnger tonight issued q statement con
tanning an excerpt from his annual report
which was placed I'm the hands Of the
president before the latter departed for
Panama.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14

Touchdown, Browne. Goal from touch
down; Browne. Referee; Taussig OF Cor
nell UEplre: Williams OF University Of
Virginia. Field judge; Torrey OF University
OF Pennsylvania. Head Enesman: Sigman
% Lafayette, Time OF pegiOds; IA minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
lsnIed Of pneumonIa''

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and colds with Or. Kings New Discovery.
Guaranteed. 5oc and u.0o. For sale by
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Season Drawing Cse Coney Gives Abe Ae All He Wants

Three ,hish Games. w E anderson. g5S
High single game. team, Metz Bros 01q
High three games. team. Metz BROS. 2Nii
BOOSTERS MEREY-GO- ROUND.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14

Bigger, Better. BusIer-That Is what al.
vertislng in The Bee will do for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
q lineup.
fnnNHI

Referee; Merriam OF Chicago. Umpire.
Schroeder OF Iowa. Field judge: Poe OF
Princeton. "'f
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
HIGHLAND PARK.

Referee: Stutzman. Umpire: Bur
Time of quarters: l2h minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14

GIass is Pin Getter.

Glass of the Postoffice league is the
pin getter and leading the league with
l76. It's hard to keep the Cascarets
down. They seem to work at the finish
by coping the last game, We are sorry
not to see Mr.. Crabb in the Postoffice
league this year, as Mr.. .Crabb Is one of
the real pin getters. Gallups Hawkes. is
still leading the league Wright and
Nugat are the pin getters for the Bron-
chos.
Bob Griffith of sunlist is stiIl shoot
ing the comeback ball.
There will be a meeting of the Booster
league at p. m. Sunday afternoon
There will be a big match game between
Sioux City and the Metz Bros. Sunday
afternoon at Franclsco's alleys. There
will be an awful fight for first place in
the Booster league Monday night when
the two leaders, the Yousem's Colts and
the Voegele & Dining Mazeppas meet.
Captain Yousem says there will be moth
ing TO II after Monday night. What
does Nose mean second or third place
for his team? Will Bengele started the
red tie and so the rest Of his team are
wearing them now. 1t must be a danger
signal There will be a special match
game between the Willow Springs and
the Omaha Bicycle Indians on Francis
cos alleys Wednesday night. VIII some
body please ask Nose to let down on
them big scores for awhile and save
them for the midwest?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Individual averages

MA liaaaA rama ". n stunA ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
BOWLERS ENTER IN NUMBERS
Experts Line Up Rapidly for the APP
preaching Tournament,
PICK OF FOUR STATES TO ENTER
Entries WIN Close wednesday aud
BiE Event WIN Omen saturday
All Local League Bo.wlers Elk
Bect 70 Take Fart.

Entries from teams that wish to enter
into the fourth annual bowling tournament
of the Middle West Bowling association
are coming in very rapidly and from the
number already received e leaves no
doubt In the estimate OF the officer
that It will exceed any list Of previous
tournaments
The pick of the bowlers from the larg-
est cities Of Iowa, Kansas. Missouri and
Nebraska win compete in this event and
among these will be found some of the
most prominent bowlers Of the country
Entries will close on Wednesday, on
which day the schedule committee will
meet and arrange for the opening day,
which will be November 20. Bowling
Will then continue until December A. the
closing date of the tournament.
Every league bowler in the city expects
to enter this affair in at least one two
or three events, as there could be no
better way to boost the city or the game
than in taking a chance for some OF the
prize money. The success Of the tourna-
ment lies wholly within the hands Of the
bowlers of Ids city as the outside entries
are really exceeding the first estimates
of the officers Of the association, and
the closing day for entries Is but a few
days distant. it behooves the home
rooter to get busy and file hts entry
right away.
Six of the alleys at Francisco's will be
used for the tournament, arrangements
have been completed to have them planed
and cross-planed before the opening. and
nothing but tournament games will be
bowled upon them during the life of the
tournament This places the alleys in
as good condition as though they were
new.
Dick Taft won the weekly prize at the
Metropolitan cellar alleys with 655. Ses-
seman and Andstrom are tied for this
week with 6S1 apiece Mccormick took
some drop and only connected with Al,
but is still tied for first place with See
UT Hurrsh for Paul Morton At least
but not last he got 613 for three games
and established a new league record for
this year at the basement Ortman, with
his doughnut hook is still improving.
Mike Moran Improves.
Even Mike Moran got over SOC this
week Shorty, with his moon ball. will
soon join the Down and Out club, shorty
would be quite bowler If he would roll
natural, cross-alley ball. Between miss
EN- and get EN-, Johnny Laird don't con-
meet with 500. Joe Gillian is back in
the Independents lineup. Look out for
this bunch. Higgins of the Beselin Mix
ers has changed his delivery from a
fadeaway ball to a cross-alley bali and
| he is improving. Wonder If King Solo
mon would improve with a cross-alley
ball? Wonder why Policy don't change
his wooden ball 70 a minerolite. He
says It's all in the grip. Well, you can
find mostly any old thing In grip and
a trunk nowadays
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
south Omaha League.

Standing OF the teams In the South
Omaha Bowling league:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
Individual Averages.
CommcrcinI LeaEue.

A. Frick a Son..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-15
Bible Study III.


Text, I Kings, 1922; 2K IL; &C 1920.
Elijah Memory Verse TX 1921.
/. On what occasion did God employ
birds as messengers of mercy?
2. Whom did Elijah raise from the
dead?
3. What did Elijah ask Obadiah to
4 What had Obadiah done for the
prophets?
5. On what mountain was a king
commanded to gather whole nation?
6. How many prophets of Baal con-
tested, on Mt. Carmel, as to who was
the true God?
I. How did God answer Elijah on
Mt. Carmel?
s. What did Elijah's servant see the
seventh time he looked toward the sea?
9. What hungry. tired prophet said
20 Lord, take away my Hfe?"
10. Who prepared food for Elijah in
the wilderness?
II. On what mountain did a prophet
fast 40 days and nights?
II. How many were left in Israel to
help Elijah, who had never bowed to
Baal?
10. What prophet was called from
the plough?
Il. How many Syrians were slain If
their second invasion on Israel?
Is. What kept Ahab from gaining
complete victory over the Syrians?
Is. What was the parable about, that
led Ahab to see himself?
II. What queen sent a message with
forced signature and for what pur-
pose?
blasphemy and stoned to death?
10 Who prophesied a horrible death
for both Ahab and JezebeI?
20 What words splendidly sum up
Ahab's character?
81. What king of Israel disguised
himself in battle and died from his
wOunds2
%. What king fell through a lattice
and vas killed?
%. How many men were consumed
by fire at the word of Elijah?
"A. Who witnessed Elijah's ascen-
sion?
%. What was Elijah's parting gift
to Elisha?
SKETCH FOR ELIJAH.
Elijah was the man for a crisis: a
| great heroic character. who planned his
| life and lived it grandly and bravely,
| trusting in himself yet called again and
| again, failure in his work. He had
remarkable simplicity of faith and
| singleness of aim. He was fearless in
action, except when his spirit was tired
/ and worn, then he stood and lifted up
| his voice to God, crying: 81 even I
only. am left: and they seek my life
| to take it away" He had a sternness
of spirit which led to the Staying of
| four hundred prophets of Baal, and
/ which filled him with a determination,
| in an age Of wickedness to root out
| sin from among Gods chosen people.
His character is strange and peculiar,
| and as We study it more deeply we are
not surprised that he should be the
man to be carried from earth in a
( chariot of fire. &c A. H.
MRS. c. F. MENNINGER.
1 -9
j I,yarvf0dV reads fha GtafA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-15

While in a frame of mind to discuss
her early stage career, Miss Genevieve
RusseIl, leading woman in the North
Brothers Stock company today said
that at no time in her life had she ever
been stage struck. Regarding the
stage and young girls she said:
AS a girl, my heart was completely
wrapped in my music and the stage
never occurred to me. I wanted to
finish music at st. Mary's convent in
Notre Dame, then go abroad, but af-
ter I had finished school I Joined the
Schubert Concert company and there
became interested in dramatic work.
That was the beginning. From then
on was interested greatly until I de-
cided to make the stage my life work"
Miss Russell, who studied first under
T. Morrison, at one time director for
Clara Morris, was asked whether she
would encourage young girls to go
upon the stage.
''Yes-but wait-there are ifs, and
big ones, too she replied. About
is oh! I want to go on the stage. Oh!
what fun one must have!' That is
what usually lures the aspirant and
ordinarily the hard part is not consid-
cred. The one essential thing in this
business is good education-one's face
is not his fortune, but ones brain
for it matters not what natural tai
ent one may have. one cannot succeed
without a good education.
I'm fact" she continued, IAN actor
or actress is studying all the time.
One is given parts to play and read in
diligently and it is a commonplace
expression to hear from a director,
T m not running a school of acting.
believe in hard study and avoidance
of all things that tend to pull down
and degrade. The fun part in this
business has failed to appear in my
part. It's rehearse every morning;
matinees twice a week, study parts
from thirty to one hundred and TWEEN
ty-five sides; see to the dressing of
parts and attend to a few social duties,
so when night comes I am glad to fly
away home"