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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27
NEGLECTED. !.
COLD, COT
VERY WEAK
! mad Cough. Tried Many
Remedies. Restored
by Peruna.

Mrs. A. 8.
Rucker, r. T..
ID. 2, Brent
wood, T e n n.
writes:
II wis h to
tell you what
Perun a has
d n e for me.
! W a s very
sick and so
weak I could
9 C arc ely be
up. / W a .
alarmed at my
condition.
II had a bad
c 0 u q h for
some time and
Il tried SeVeral
cough medi-
Gin e 8. b u t
grew worse all
the time. I
knew If ! did
not get relief
I would Soon
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

When the suffragettes get in power
the office may really seek the man,
simply because it is trying to dodge
the woman
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

Some turn their backs on ordinary
principles to gaze at heavenly pros
poets.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

PILES CURED IN To II DAYS
1ouT druggist viii refund money II PAZll ONT.
MENT fails to cure any case of Itching Riin5
Bleeding or ProtTuding Piles in 70 Il days. sos
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

Modern life pushes a man into the
mud and then chides him for mater
ialism.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.
FOR children teething sOftsus the gums reduces in
nammat4on- allays pain. wind cole sc tsafte
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

's H. main difference between a pro
sraa aal man and a tradesman is that
s ~ many times the tradesman can
anu sell the professor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

Bows and Girls sell2! packages Pos Cards At I0s
- ~ Ahe ShtS each and receive Camera Wit OUT
H. Fountain pen or g. cash "a KArstst1sr siiss-4s1 r
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

n TEMFyo your ideas s4-paEe book ana
WA ~ W I advice FREE. Established lSsa
- h@HH : FitzssralaA C. BSEK. HAsAlzEsss. R.S
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

r ses nttle deeds loom largest on.
--.seOralng angels books.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

/ S G.Ommrunlngs by the Wayslde.
,; lam lawfox-Jovver git through
lnter thout workin'?
~ sturkey-Yeh; 1 spent one win
] IN wurkhouse. -"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27
Abdul Hau1id a Sick Man.

Vienna. to the Vienna
Tagehlatf. the health 81 he eN.S,,l.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27
Fathers NnnaI raIan4

80. s aunt Emma, who had been
nns IN Europe, was expected to
y me house at midnight, and Ed
aegsed to be allowed to stay UP to
i nef. But his mother refused to
n consent CO.., NO" she said. decid-
= would be five long hours aft
s sour bedtime, and you couldn't
IN o,oiy stay awake as long as that"
~ ses'~l can" Eddie walled; Il
~ ! papa will sing Iullabies to me"
1aoman's Home Companion
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-27

w. N. U, Salt Lake City. No. 4-1s11.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Omaha High Fears
the Beatrice Team

Coach Edible Burnett is putting the
Omaha High squad through a stiff line
Oh practice tnts week ON creighton IIeiu
In preparation for the big game with
Beatrice Saturday afternoon at Beatrice.
The Beatrice High school lads are set
upon winning the state championship
this year and have already defeated sew
eral OF the leading asp.rants N the state
for the title. Omaha anticipates the
hardest game of the season Saturday. and
although three regulars are sun out OF
the game, the team rap.uiy IS rounding
into form and the substitutes who are
filling regular positions are showing up
well. Baiiman. who Is holding down lett
tackle al present. was exceedingly active
IN the Sioux City game in blocking punts
and is showing up fine in practice this
week. Bowman's place at right half has
been filled by Croker, who was shifted
from left end.
The Beatrice game is creating consid-
cradle interest. as it 30 the FIRST time
that the purple and white has scheduled
a game with the down state lads since
1901. In that year Frank Latenser,
OmahA's famous right tackle, was cap
tain OF the team. ana Omaha triunphsd
to the tune OF % to 0. So Beatrice has
an old score TO revenge, and they can
be counted upon to do their best 20 sc-
eomplish the feat.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Bellevue Plays
Wesleyan at Home
This Afternoon

Bellevue's first home game win be
played against the Nebraska Wesleyan
eleven at Bellevue Friday afternoon a.
3 o'clock. The Msthodlsts have their
strongest team In years In the field, and
have defeated Cotner, Grand Island and
Doane, without having been scored upon
this season. They have heavy line and
A fast back field. The contest will be
close and well worth seeing. Bellevue
vas defeated at Hastings last Saturday,
IN account OF injuries to Captain Paul
zen, Fullback Fowler. Quarterback Max
tyell and Dowden, end, all Of whom we're
aid out early In the game With the
exception OF Dowden all these men will
De back In the lineup Friday, and the
cam is In shape TO put up tho strongest
;ame yet played The familiar gridlron
md the support OF the side-llnes will
ielp greatly, and white Wesleyan Is con-
1dent. Bellevue Is In fighting condition
and frame OF mind. determined to wipe
lut the defeat by the really inferior Hast
ngs team Of last Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
DOane Tigers Say
They Have Come Back

CRETE, Neb.. Nov. G-(special, )-After
the defeat at the hands of the Wesleyan
eleven. the Doane Tigers nave peen going
better than ever this week. They had
won three games IN q row and the slump
IN all probability was a natural one, but
everything points TO the superstition that
th= boys have come back" and will be
az their best for Fridays contest Coach
Johnson has introduced several ned ideas
INTO their play, and has put them through
stiff scrlmmage every evening this
week. In Wednesday evenings practice
the team walked up and down the field,
making ten 20 fifteen yards at every
down against the experienced scrub team
showing that every one was back in
form. and playing a strong game. With
the exception OF Rice. who received a
kick In the shoulder IN last weeks game
ana who has only been doing light pTAc-
tice this week. every one Is in good coh-
dition and when the Doane Tigers meet
hastings Bronehos AZ Hastings FRIDAY
afternoon they will be IN better nghtinF
array than az any time this 7sason. Mex
week Doane line up against the Stat
university team.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
MICHIGAN LINEUP UNCERTAIN
Shakeup Generally Expected for
Game in East Saturday.
oUARTERBACK's POSITION OPEN
DOpesters Find IL Difficult to De-
termine in Advance what Ar
ranEements WIN lie Made
to Fill Holes.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. minus the
supreme confidence over the outcome Of
next Saturdays game with Syracuse, con-
fidence which departed suC.enly yester-
day when Shorty" Mcmillan the star
quarterback sprained leg, the Michi-
gan foot bail squad today INDUCED in
the third straight afternoon Of heavy
practice.
Jimmy" Craig was stn on the hos
pital list and Torbett was at left half.
Picard got his chance at quarter and as
he has shown fine judgment and equally
fine mechanical ability during the few
opportunities that have come to him this
year, it is possible that he may hold
down McMillans Job next Saturday.
There is. however, a feeling that Yost
will probably shift Wells TO left half ami
start the Syracuse game with Craig NJ
quarter. This will mean a severe shake
up for the eleven, as It will switch Pom
titus from tackle to end and probably give
Kainer, a sub-tackle, d place IN the var
| sity line.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
SHAMRoCKS DEFY SUPERloRS
AND MONMOUTH PARKS

Last sunday the mighty Shamrocks of
South Omaha defeated the Soldiers at
Fort Omaha in an easy manner. Up TO
date the Shamrocks have not been scored
on, but their opponents for next Sunday,
viz, the husky Belmont aggregation, say
they are going to whip the Irish lads
If such a thing is possible. Yesterday
Frank Quigley and Chris Lyck completed
arrangements whereby the Shamrocks
viii utilize the Benson Eagle park foI
their contests the balance OF the season
The Benson gridiron, which is directly
opposite Krug park, win be fitted on,
with all the necessary equipments for
| first class foot ball field, and as good
games will be on the menu card and the
street car company guarantees coed serv'
| Ice, large crowds win undoubtedly at
tend all the games. There are two goot
| Omaha teams, viz, the Superlors sne
Monmouth Parks that the foot ball devo,
| tees of Omaha would like to see clasl
with the Shamrocks, and the Irish lads
are just pining for a chance to play both
of these squads, but from appearances
| II seems as though these teams are afraid
OF the Shamrocks. for they have been
asked several times and even begged to
play the Shamrocks, but they keep put
ting the South Omaha management off,
saying they will arrange a game later on.
according to the Shamrocks.
The Shamrocks would especially like
to hear from out-cf-town teams. For
games address Frank ougley, SuA Maple,
or telephone Douglas 1854 or Webster
25S5, or Captain Callahan. 339 North
Twenty-fourth street. South Omaha;
phone South 1891
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03

Omaha is being treated to a very unique
musical feature Just now in a free per-
IoImance in the assembly room of the
Brandeis Stores.
Each afternoon the Victor Victrola fur
nshes a concert on a miniature stage. A
notable feature OF these musicals Is the
fact that esch afternoon at 4:l5 a specla!
concert is given for school teachers at
an hour when they can conveniently be
present Teachers are cordially invited
10 listen to these instruments and hear
their favorite music. 1t is the policy to
play numbers on request. The regular
program for Friday follows:
ONeIluIe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Al Nostri Monti-TTovatoTe .......,.. Verdi
Homer and Caruso.
Prologue--Pagliacoi ........... .LeoncavallO
Scott.
Stride la YRmpa-v Trovatore. Verdi
Homer.
Che Geiida Manina-Boehme. ..... .Puccini
Caruso.
Solenne in Quest 'Ora-Forza del Des-
uulo ssss.sssssssssss. s.s.,..,.s...ss Nerdt
Caruso and Scott.
Songs from THE Pink Lady" ..........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moncktnn Cnryll
Victor Light Opera Company.
Tutu ffor-Mme. Butterfly. .Puccin!
Homer and Farrar.
Caprice Vienois KreissIer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Bellevue, Doane and
COtner viii Debate
Recall of Judges

CRETE Neb.. Nov. s--tspeCial)--rhe
question for the triangle debate this year
among Doane. Cotner and Bellevue Is,
Resolved That the Recall Should be FIX
tended 10 the state Judiciary" Work has
commenced az Doane in earnest, and the
new debating class under Prof. Taylor
is now meeting regularly. This provides
for class work on the question and thus
gives all debaters the benefits OF CO
operation. both with each other and with
the teacher Only one out OF both Of last
years teams is not in school this year,
30 that prospects for q championship ag-
EIegation from Doane this year are good.
Much interest IA being ahwn In debate
and there viii probably be at least twenty
81 the preiiminaries. Besides this there
will be the inter-society debates on the
same question for the stephens cup, q
trophy offered each year 20 the debating
stub that wins it's debates with the other
two. All this preliminary work viii puI
she fellows in good shape for the triangle
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Jack Dillon Defeats
McGOrty with Ease

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2-The fourth
meeting between Eddie McGorty. the
Oshkosh (Wis) middleweight boxer, and
Jack Dillon Of this city, took place to-
night and after ten rounds Dillon earned
q ciean-cut victory. McGOrty out-pointed
Dillon In only one round. the third, when
he landed a vicious uppercut TO the Jaw
and had Dillon almost out. The latter
covered up well, however, and came back
strong In the fourth.
Dillon was the aggressor throughout
ana was McGorty's superior az might
ing MeoOTty used left swing and up
percut effectively In the early rounds
but as the night progressed Dillon formed
q good defense against this style OF box
ing. kid" Mitchell. who was subsu'
listed for Freddie Cole Ia the preliminary
was no match for Jimmy Anderson Of
Brasil
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
HARVARD SHOWS UP WELL
Quarterback Potter Only Man Miss.
ing from Lineup.
BEAR STORY FROM PRINCETON
scrimmsEe with scrubs Indicates
There is sim number of De-
fects I'm Work Of the
FIrat Team.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. The Har-
ward varsity eleven showed up well
against the second team today In the last
practice before the Princeton game next
Saturday. All the regular men were in
the lineup, with the exception Of Quarter
back Potter Gardner filled that position
today. but Potter will be In the game
Saturday. Tomorrow the team will leave
for New York and proceed 10 princeton
early. The varsity squad will consist Of
thiTty-seven players, eleven coaches and
four managers.
PRINCETON, n. j.. Nov. ga light
scrimmage today ended Princeton's hard
work for the Harvard game Saturday.
The scrubs at no time could gain con-
sistently against their bigger opponents
but despite this there was still number
Of defects In the work Of the varsity line,
especially on offensive.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Ames Expects to
Win from Nebraska
Team Saturday

AMES, Ia, Nov. 2-(Special.)-lf moth
ing unforeseen happens the Ames elt" IN
will be IN the best OF condition to meet
Nebraska Saturday. The team and b'ok-
ers are expecting a hard battle The de-
cislve defeat OF Missouri by the Corn
huskers last Saturday has sDaNen the
hopes OF anything like an easy game, but
the varsity Is prepared to fight their
best.
For the first time since the Minnesota
game five weeks ago every man on the
varsity squad is able to be in the game,
LAttimer the fast end who received a
broken hand at that time. got into the
Grinnen game again Saturday. Taylor
at quarter received sprained ankle In
the Coe game, which has left him out
until this week. Mcdonald. Weyrauc.
and others are still suffering from minor
bruises and sprains, but will be In con
ditlon by Saturday
The lineup win probably be the same
as against Missouri two week sago. Vim
cent. last years fullback seems 10 have
lost his place permanently TO Burge, a
new kicker whom Williams has dtvel-
oped In the Missouri and Grinneu games
RNAbN RANNNN HiAAeNAA bNNa RAAkNA anu
speedy player Hs does not punt eN-
tremely long, but places them remark
ably, which really was the cause of the
touchdown against Missouri With the
remainder OF the back field. consisting
OF Captain Harte and weyrRueh at halves
and Hurst az quarter. some fast work Is
assured.
The line will no doubt remain the same
as all season though Williams Is stln
trying TO doctor few weak places. ahe
squad has been doing secret practice
work all week,
| Interest II running high as the rooters
! figure that II the team wins from Ne
braska the Missouri valley championship
| IS safely won.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Girls Play Tennis
in Spite Of Weather

With the temperature lowering about
twenty degrees above zero, Catherine
Woodwork won the consolation finals In
the high school girls fall singles tour
nament by defeating Nettie Muir runner
up, in hard fought match on the courts
at Twenty-secOnd and Capitol avenue,
Wednesday afternoon.
The match was the longest and hardest
played one of the whole tournament and
went the full five sets before Miss Wood
worth was able TO win by the score, GO,
&c, Ga, SO, rs. The winter costumes
worn by the girls were the feature OF
the match and the two players resembled
hockey players more than tennis en-
thusiasts. Both girls played a sensa-
tional game at time and because Of the
chilly weather some exceedingly fast ten
mis- was pulled off. Miss Woodwork
played the steadiest but her opponent put
up plucky fight and FOR a time in the
final set 1t looked as II she was coins
TO win out.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
BENEFIT BOXING BOUTS
FIXED FOR FRIDAY NIGHT

A boxing carnival will be held Friday
a. Holmes hall Twenty-fourth and Bur
dstte. by the Pastime Athletic club, the
proceeds to be given 10 Fred Mills. an
old time member OF the club, who has
been compelled 10 undergo a second sur
sicai operation. due TO the breaking Of b Z
knee cap.
The bouts scheduled are: kid Jensen
and Johnny snderberg. six rounds; Guy
Buckles and KID snipes. four POUNDS
Paul Murray and AZ Gray
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Creighton Prepares
for South Dakota

CyeightUn's foot ball squad Is taking
strenuous workouts these days In pre-
parAtion for tho game with South Ds.
kota university, here Saturday after
noon on the Creighton field. Several new
plays are being tried out and the fol-
lowers OF the pastime at Creighton are
are OF the belief that tho boys from South
Dakota will run up against a Tartar
Saturday afternoon.
Although the loss OF young at left
tackle VIII be felt severely by the Creigh
ton team It Is thought that with Heffer
nan in this position tho hole will b.
patched up in good shape. In order tina
they may get all the sorimmage prac
tice necessary Creighton will play asslns
the University OF Omaha team every
afternoon until the day OF the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
HARVARD AND PRINCETON
ARE TO MEET SATURDAY

The big game on the gridron next sat-
urday viii he between Harvard and
Princeton. and alumni of the two schools
all over the country are eagerly await
ing the result
This game will be the first between
these two schools for the last fifteen
years. as they have not met on the grid
iron since 1895, when Princeton tri-
umphed by the score OF Il 10 0. Since
1888 Harvard has won but one game
from Princeton, that being In 1887 by
the score OF II TO 0. During these twenty
eight years Princeton has scored a total
OF 156 points against 50 made by Harvard.
The two teams are about evenly
matched this year and a hard-fought
battle is expected. Harvara has two Of
last years members OF Walter Camps
Al-American eleven playing with them
this year-FisheT. captain and right
guard. and Dendell. right half Prince
ton has Pendleton, last years star half.
who was picked for place on the first
All-American eleven last year by Walter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
York Decides to Stay
in State League

YORK, Neb, Nov. Especial )--Tht
base ball fans held "a meeting last nigh
and decided that York would have hand
n trying 10 win the pennant In the Ne
oraska State league In 1912. The following
officers were elected: ]. n. Kndow,
president; William overstreet, vice presi
lent. Frank Borden, treasurer; w. n
Meek, secretary; r. G. FELTON,. director
The financial statement for the last year
7hOwed total gate and grandstand re
eelpts Of t6T7SsO. and cash balance OF
hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03

When you have pad cold you want the
best medicine obtainable so as TO cure Il
with as little delay as possible. Here IL q
druggists opinion; Il have sold Cham
hz-Izir's Cough Remedy for fifteen
wears" says Enos Loiiar Of Saratoga.
Ind, land consider It the best on the mar
ket." For sale by ali dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
SIGNAL WORK FOR HUSKERS
Coach Stiehm Holds Down Scrim-
mage Work for Team.
TwENTY.oNE WILL 60 TO ANEs
.lEsn Will Leave Friday Afternoon on
Trip, Cold weather HAVING Put
g New Life Into Eleven
Elliott at Center.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 2-(special Tel
cgram.) -Twenty-on Cornhusker foot
ball warriors will invade the Ames camp
Saturday afternoon. Coach stehm has
decided 20 take the same number Of
players 20 Iowa that he did 70 Minne-
sofa.
wan but two exceptions the same
players will be taken TO Amcs as TO
Minnesota. The Nebraska party, in
Guiding Manager Earl o. Eager. Coach
stiehm and Assistant Coach Rathbono
win leave Friday afternoon over the Rock
Island, returning by the same road.
The list OF players includes Captain
shonia, Lofgren. Mulligan. ChRuner. Nc
Z Kee. Harmon. Swanson. Anderson. Pear
son, Elliott Ross, Hornberger. Warner.
Potter. u. Frank. Purdy, o. Frank, Rus
SELL Gibson. Racely and stelk.
The players leave at o'clock Friday
afternoon and will be accompanied to the
depot by a big crowd OF Cornhusker
rooters. where the team will be accorded
a farewell sendoff.
Although the cold weather has put new
life In the overworked Cornhuskers, II
also did away with scrlmmage work
Thursday night. Coach stiehm desiring
70 take no chances with his squad. The
evening was spent entirely IN signal prac-
tioe and In outlining some OF the plays
which II Is believed the Cornhuskers will
encounter al Ames.
Elliott at Center. 80
The signal practice was spirited. Coach
stlehm running both the scrubs and
varsity at the sane. time. The team dis
played plenty Of pepper and ran through
all Of the formations smoothly. Horn
berger has been switched from center 70
guard anu Elliott from guard 20 center.
In all probability the game win be
started w.,a this lineup. Elliott likes the
center position and does great work on
the defense in the pivot position.
Hornoerger. on the other hand. played
guard all Of last season and is thor
oughly versed In the position.
All hope that Racely would be in shape
90 go against the Aggies was given up
when the little halfbaek failed 10 return
10 practice this evening. Racely win be
taken TO Ames. but is not expected TO so
Into the game. the injured leg being still
very painful He will not be out for
practice until week after next. when the
final preparation for tho Jayhawkers
starts.
Two complete teams OF first year men
were out today. After thirty minutes OF
! play In which the regular freshmen eleven
was coached with the Ames plays this
freshmen and varsity lined up and went
Through the plays without scrimmagins
Whether the band will go to Ames Il
Etll undecided. The Omaha alumni have
responded literally. but the Lincoln grad
yates have failed to come In, and unless
the athletic board decides TO bear par
Of the expense II is quite probable thai
the plan will nave to be given up.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03

La Valdoras took two out OF three from
Rogers Permits In the Commercial league.
ChTistensen bumped the rlnaWAys for
ga high game and high totals OF SIS Tor
tha "a VaidoraA Rondo got high game
OF iS2 and high total OF 4s7 for the Rogers
Saoras
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
Lanrfara 90 Australia,

VANCOUVER. r. C., NOV. I.-Sam
Iangford. the negro pugilist, who ls on
his wav from Boston TO Australia TO
country today sailed on the Australian
liner zealandia. which had been held an
hour for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03

~ that great health tonic. Electric Bit
tiers. h the enrichment OF poor. thiE
blood ana STRENGTHENING the weak -
For sale By Beaton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
With the BOwlers
GERMAN HOMES

The German Homes won three games
from the w. o, WIS on the Metropolitan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03

Perrlsiert Advertising Il the Road Il
Big Returna
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-03
By Tom Mcnamara

So AOOE@S B@E1Ro eco BGPPV B9G1 81
AovN Doe s he 90 II on TAE SALARY ne 6EISs
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-11-30
SIN shed Prices at CARY'S!

Vast H0rdes Flock Daily
to The Big Bargain Feast!
And go away staggering, but happy, under the
Greatest Bevy of BONA=FIDE Bargains, ever offered
the careful and conservative shoppers of Newport
the Merchandising Annals of this Community! If you
thought we had crowds Wednesday,
Just Watch this Store Saturday and You'll See What
Real Crowds Are! The Reason? PRICES! And
Now Folks, Grab the Opportunity, Go to Elm.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-09
AGED MAN FATALLY INJURED.
FIT. WORTH.

- WIN ] III
M. Goldstick, aged 60, 315 Hender-
son street, was killed by taxicab at
Tenth and Throckmorton streets late
Friday night.
The aged man was crossing the
street when the machine struck him
a severe blow, knocking him to the
pavement His skull was fractured,
his collar bone broken and several
ribs fractured.
l. N. Mehl, who is nephew of the
victim, saw him lying on the ground
and without investigating his identity
reported the accident to the police.
When he returned with Captain Bills,
he discovered that the victim was his