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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
SEALED PROPOSALS..

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once OF
Superintendent OF City Gas works.
Richmond. Va. April 8, 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceivsd at this office. Room No. l0a,
hrst floor, City Hall. until p. Al
Apriir IT. 1911. for furnishing these
works for one year. from May l. 1911
with $4,000 net tons per annum,
more or less: Of best quality gas
coal. and $500 net TONS per annum
more or less, of genuine New River
or Pocahontas Steam Coal
The above material must conform
to the specifications tcopies Of
which may be seen ~ this .ofsicaA and
be satisfactory to the Superintende ut
and be delivered on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway trestle at these
works at such times and In such
quantities as may be required. with
all freight charges, trackage, etc,
prepaid. The successful bidder will
be required to execute a trust COM
pAny's bond In the sum OF $40. 900 TOR
the faithful performance or the con-
tract, A certified check drawn In
favor OF the City Treasurer, for $500.
must accompany each bid. Propos-
ais must be sealed and marked PRO
posal for Coaf' and addressed to the
undersigned.
The Committee on Light reserves
the right to reject any and all bids,
and to award tho contract subject 20
the approval OF the City Council
W. p. KNOWLES, Supt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
SAYS SPIRIT TOLD
HIM TO STAY NIECE

NEW YORK. April s.--James AL
exander Clendenning. an aged man
with snowy white hair and patriarch
iai beard, il to-day held under $4,000
bail for attempting to kill his niece
At the behess. the old man declares,
OF his dead wifc's spirit. Clendeh-
ming admitted the story In court. Miss
Elisabeth Mc0rAw. tina niece. thwart-
ed her uncle only after q fierce strug-
ria
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Omca Of

Once OF
superintendent Of City Gas Works.
Richmond, Va. April 8. 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived NJ this once, Room No. l6s.
first floor, City Hall. until I r. NJ.
April II. 1911. for cutting. refilliny
one year. from May /. 1911. Spect-
fcations, etc. may be obtained al
this office.
A certified check for 800. drawn
In favor OF city Treasurer, must &C.
company each bid,
The successful bidder viii be re-
CURED to execute . trust companys
bond In the sum Of $500, for the
faithful performance Of the contract
Bids must be sealed and marked
bid for Trenches" and addressed to
the undersigned.
The Committee on Light reserves
the right to reject any and all bidA
.,-@.~~,.y-.@, '~e w. r. KNOWLES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

VIRGINIA.: IN THE C4ANC3r9s
COURT OF THE CITY or N62S
MoND. THE 9TH DAT OF NA1c
1st1. &C.
City OF Richmond. . municipal ces1i5
alton created under thu laws ~
state or virginia. .F1e1m1
vs. 4sSsgs
Mildred Ann .Fuaua. Tuckermsn " ~
qua, Watson Fuqua. II, ". cla1e
borne. deceased. ana II. L raT1s ssS
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT I'M
enforce q lien in favor Of the CS
with interest on $4,000. part IT,
of. from February 18th, 1o4G
paid. being the amount Of ae1ln7
taxes assessed and unpaid -
q q Land I'd. stand; standing Il the ne &c. 8
Ann Fuqua. situated In tho 6yfVR
Richmond fronting on the eAGfs
Of Fourth street between JAehqom
DuVal streets sixteen (1tl eoo4xA
and one,h.if lsh, inchea ~
hundred ana twenty.Avo 1o44
alley In common twelve {14a
vida. the metes and hoan40 ~
/. lot more particularly apDAae
hieit r. No. :. nisd with -
And sfsdavit having bssn -
fled by r. c. Walfofa, CT
Delinquent Taxes eop tAe
Richmond. and ~ saeA a9o94
! said corporation that Woto1GEs
s is nom resident q fhs esa&9
xinia. u h ordered tAat - q
SON FuquA do appear heg0s
teen days after ehe H. tg
Of ffta order ard ~ Nh&&
necsss.Fy 70 protest. Ais iN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Office OF the Building Inspector.
Richmond. Va. April s, 1911
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE RE-
cetved at this ONCE until 3 r. NJ, on
Thursday, April 70. 1911. for furnish
ing and installing on the four boil
ers at the City Hall, approved Me-
for the prevention Of smoke, etc.
A bond equal to so per cent OF the
am0uM Of contract price will be re-
1uired OF the successful bidder.
The COMMITTEES on Grounds and
tcct any ana al proppealg offered.
w. p.yHEQK.
1utlathg kn9perten
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Young WOMAN TAKEN
FROM VILE HUSBAND.

NORFOLK. VA. April s.-Mrs. Viz
xinia @. Bergman, Il years old. who
up until March rs was Miss Virginia
Mccarthy. who has been taken away
from her husband and Will be delivered
to her father when he arrives from
New York to-day. The young wife
and Viola Garrctson were taken from
q house Of questionable character
Thursday night and l. J. Bergman the
husband, 10 In Jail accused Of rexpon-
sibiiity In the matter. Tho penalty Ia
Virginia 10 from to 10 years In the
penftenttAry,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
AUCTION GALE
ny q
McvEIGH = 0Ix1e14
l1l2 EAST MAIN 6TRMk
MONDAY, APRIL 10rn, III.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK r. r.
Beautiful
Building Lots
FRONTING rs FEET FACE.

AsCAN AhSA ~ AkGs AaeASeAAs zEEzaj
Corner lots have more froutaep. o]
CARY, Taylor, Chaffin, B0yU ~
Wallace and Dance Streets, hotS N
Beaumont Avenue and Remeen AsI
nue.. Opposite Dooley Avenue. -
sale offern especial at&ract3oeo 1g
HOME SEEKERS, and for pas1
wishing HOME LOTS 70 bui3d G i
future. Purchasers to have a -
portunity to buy ONE Oh MOl s
LOTS as they may desire etseG(
are fifty feet wide, Alleys fifte1n III
eighteen feet wide, and d plated 60
for the convenience and comfogt 81
HOME SEEKERS.
TERMS VERY LIBERAL q II
third cash, and balance in !, 2, 3 al
years with interest added at 3 -
cent. II
Plats at office Of Auctionees
Streets plainly marked by STREE1l
SIGNS.
In event Of rain, or in event q "a
lots not being sold, sale viii b So
tinued until next day at4sazne hocx.
Any information concerning ~
on this property, will be CHEER
FULLY GIVEN at office Of Aue-l
tioneers.
McvEIGH 4 GLINN,
Auctioneers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Mrs. Margaret Ann BEDFORD died
Friday night at $40 o'clock at TN
residence OF her son. j. Edward Rad
ford. 1904 Porter street. The fp-
neral Will take place Sunday a1toT-
noon at 4 o'clock from the residences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Oak Grnxe Cnnrt

Squire Cowan. Of Bon Air, presid-
ed in the Oak Grove court for Magts-
trate Cheatham Friday. A number Of
minor cases were disposed OF. The
negro, Chris Matthews, arrested AZ the
barefoot burglar" was dismissed.
there being no evidence against the
man. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
SEALED PROPOSALS..

UMc0 OF tbs building Inspector,
Richmond. Va. April 8. 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
coived at this ONCE until r. NJ,
Thursday. April 90, 1911. for furnish
ing and installing certain metallic
furniture, In the clerks once OF
Hastings Court. Part 2, Tenth and
r Hull streets, Richmond. Va. wash
ington Ward1.
Plans. specifications. schedules ana
other information may be had upon
application to this ONCE.
A bond equal to 50 par cent Of
this amount of contract price will be
required of the successful bidder.
s.- The CoWsnittee on Grounds and
Buildings reserves the right to re-.
ject any and all bids.
". r. BECK.
Building Inspector.
7s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Personals.

Personals.
Mrs. Victor NEEDLES, OF Louisville
KY. will arrive on Monday to be the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
james e. Pace at their home on Grove
Avenue. ..-.---
Lieutenant Fred r. Garcin spent a
few hours In the city this week, on his
way to Mobile. Ala, having been trans
ferred from Fortress Monroe to Fort
Morgan.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore is registered
at the Lorraine in New York,
Cooke, who have been guests OF Miss
Chloe Cooke in Baltimore. for several
weeks. have returned home.
Mrs. william II. Lyme and daughter.
Miss Cassie Moncure Lyme. who spent
the past winter in Richmond. and who
have been in Atlantic City for some
tims have returned to their home at
Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs e w Walker are in
New York. and are stopping at the
Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. Tfnsley and Miss Virginia Tins
ley were recent guests of Mrs. n. B.
Taitaferro in Orange County.
Mr.. Buford Hoen, who is a cadet
at the Augusta Military Academy
Stuuntofl. will arrive this evening to
spend several days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Weber Hoen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Death of sfr-. B,r,o,xs.

U6Atn Of NFa, BfOOKe.
Mrs. Fannie Brooks. wife OF David
B. Brooks of To4 Maury street, died
at her home at . o'clock last night.
She was fifty-four years old. Death
was not unexpected as she had been
Ill for some time.
Mrs. Brooks was . member OF De-
catur Street Methodist church. and
the funeral wifi take place at $3.50
o'clock Sunday afternoon from that
church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
pcrronaI and Bricf Afention-

Personal and Brief Mention.
The recent rains have caused the
water to rise In tho James river, but
there il no fear Of a freshet. The
owners OF ash traps are. OF course
worried over conditions, as thsir
traps are entirely submerged. and
there Is no chance to catch any fish.
Mrs. Sarah Culliney, of Hinton. W.
Va. and Mrs. John Culliney. of Blue
field, w. Va, are visiting Mrs. Kirk
ham. OF East Eleventh street
News OF tho Churches.
Rev. w. G. Burch will preach at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS oFT1CIs
OF THE CHANCERY COURT OIL
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. yTEETa
PAY OF APRIL. 1911. IN vACA.s'
S. r. Beveridge.
Unknown heirs, personal reprss4nta-S
eph, Joseph /. Joseph. Sclonnon MS
Joseph. Frances Joseph and Nntlx
Joseph and Joseph { Joseph aNA
Joseph, deceased. 81
IN CHANCERY. sSsai
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT ~ T3I
remove clouds from aud confirm TIKI
title Of plaintiff to certain lot On
land in the City Of Richmond, vtrxS
8iniA. fronting on the southern a1n1H
OF Broad street. commencing I'd y
strest 7el.s5 IT. west OF L0m0aF6x
street; thence running wsstwa16t2
and fronting on the southern linA M
Broad street So IT.: thsncs ba01|
parallel lines 100 IT, to an alloS I'M
common IL It. wide. And the hI11
stating that thare are or may ~ ree@
sons Interested Ia the subject e. to
known and making such psrepue GGs
PENDANTS by the general deeeftDtf9l7
OF parties unknown, and a0&nNzE
having been made and died that t46
said partiss are unknown. to-W1f 4&38
defendants above named. II II nrfa1
Cd that said unknown parties aH0&SG
here within fifteen days altar The A13
publication OF this order ana ~ N11@
Is necessary to protect their tnt6
ests IN this suit. slAA#
Teste:
CIAs O. sAvILL11, Clerk
r. E. PEYTON. Jr.. .. a.
ayr <W sgss 55asss575&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
A PRETTY MARRIAGE
IN OAK GROVE

William Judson Stevens and Miss,
Minnie Leigh Nelms, both of Oak
Grove. were married last Wednesday
night by Rev. L. G. Lancaster, Of the
Oak Grove BAPTIST church. After the
ceremony the young couple were
handsomely entertained at the home
OF the bride. where they will in the
future reside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Special Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Prison Association Of Virginia for
hold at No. sol East Main street. By
order Of the Board Of DIRECTORY.
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON, Secretary.
WANTED 70 BUY a CAR LOAD or
stable manure loaded ON r. =. Z r.
car. Address. with price. M-ls7. care
yirginiAn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
FOR RENT,
Large Warehouse
Tenth and Canal Trackage two dde4|
Possession at once.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR & co
FOR SALE.
$500

Church Hin brick residence. With
usual conveniences, exceptionally we'll
located: nothing better on the mArk<xs
in homo for q man OF moderate
means.
e. A. CATIlIN d CO.
Is North Eighth n It
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Lieutenant B0tlcker Resigns.
Second Lieutenant Charles g. Hode-
ker. OF Company G. Richmond Blues.
has rendered hts resignAtion 70 Major
H0Wles. stating that hs y 10 change
AtS placA of rsGt1Aoee "a Ashland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

cided to do little extra duty, and
headed by Captain Cosby, they Sc
cured lot of picks and shovels and
proceeded to make the excavation In
the new engine house In which the
boiler Is to be placed. The men are
anxious to get into the new Quarters
and will do anything they can to ex-
pedite the work.
AS the new engine house Is only
block from the old station, the men
can spend considerable time working
in the new building and at the same
time be ready to respond to any call
for the department.. OF course, all
the men do not leave the station at
the same time.
The work Is being pushed as rapid
~ as possible and when the building
Is complete 1t will be one of the
handsomest and most modern fire
houses in the city.
In order to. open UP the southern
extremity of Decatur street at the
point where the Atlantic Coast Line
railway tracks cross this street and
for about a square beyond a condem-
nation committee. consisting Of A. J.
, Daffron, w. III. Owens. j. r. Ctz, r..
ID. Walker and J, T.. Davidson, was
appointed yesterday by Judge f. II.
Wells in the Hastings Court Part 2.
This committee WAS instructed to
set to work at once and to arrive
at a lewiston of the value of the
property that must he taken over by
the city. and to do everything to ex-
| pedite the contamination of the plans
proposed. The land to be condemned
| viii probably cost the city several
| thousand dollars
! Hastings Court Part 2.
| The March term of the Hastings
Court will adjourn to-day and the
April term opens next Monday morn
/ ing. long civil and chancery docket
Is booked for this term OF the court,
| but there is not a single criminal
! case to be heard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

Situations Wanted-Female.
WANTED POSITION AS ASSISTANT.
by young lady bookkeepar. can fur
ntsh reference. b., care virginian-
WANTED. POSITION BIZ YOUNG
lady a. cashier or do general once
or store work. Cali Madison $685.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES a POSI-
ton in ofiice work. Madison sail.
WANTED POSITION ny A RELIABLE
experienced cook. Apply to To4 w.
Catherine street.
WANTED. LADY STENO3RAPHER.
four years practical experience. this
city, desires position. Best refer.
ences. Address Csc, care Rich
,nond virEinian
4 LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE
wishes q position June 1Sth. a. house
keeper, matron, in linen department
or a. companion. Best city refer
sncss. Address KS. care vtr9tutan
YOUNG LADY sTENodRAPHER.
with refsrencss wishes situation
Phone 1874
A LADY WANTS A PLACE TO DO
plain sewing. or companion for aged
lady. Apply Sos u. Marshaii
WANTED. PosirIoN ny YOUNG La
dy boakkeeper. with considerable ex-
parisnee. best reference. F-is, care
,...,n kI& aRsSns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE CLERKS ory1CIs
OF THE CHANCERY COURT OIL
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, vINHTa
DAY OF APRIL. 1911. IN vACA.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Real Estate for Sale

$50 ACRES. HIGHLY IMPROVED
land, modern expensive improve
ments in buildings. fencing, etc..
Joins Ashland. Price $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08

WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD TO BURN SHOULD RE CUT IN
right season and kept dry. ] have
made speciality Of 1t for Is yeArs,
WOOD MAN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05
SAINTS ARE !

u TAermlncd lusneS ana llhe play
Creighton worked the ball down to the
Dakotans' thirty five-yard' zone. Silence
settled on the spectators as Jep Tam
aseia. the fullback. Fignalled for a drop
The line held stubbornly and Jep's re-
liable toe and accuracy sent the sphere
flying over the post for the first and
only three points for Creighton. Through
out the rest OF the quarter things looked
favorable for Creighton, and It ended
with everything creghton's own way
Kyle and Heller did some splendid tack
ling and frequently threw their man for
a loss.
. But the South Dakotsns came back in
the second quarter with rush.
After exchanging a few punts, South
Dakota got possession OF tho ball about
in tho center or the field. Cliff Coffcy
started with two yards around tic END.
imiey went through tackle Cor ten yards
ON a Cross buck. r. Coffey followed with
fifteen yards around right end Imley
plowod through center for fifteen yards
placing the oslI on Creishton's five-yard
line Pat Coffey made three yards and
imiey cut off another.
With one yard TO 20, Sheeas Was called
upon and plunged through the tackle for
the FIRST touchdown OF The EanDr- Ra1ets
easily kicked guaI. making the Srnre
10 :
This seemedy TO spur South Dakota on,
Tor II took 5nsa about two attempts 10
make another Sheets received The kick
off and returned about forty-five yards
on the next play Captain Cliff Coffey
made II spectacular run around right end
for sixty-five yards ana planted the ball
between the posts. sheets kicked goal
and boosted their chances TO twelve
points.
Creighton now saw It's chances slipping
away and tried TO hold with bulldog
determination, but the South Dakotans
were not to be checked ana by series
OF end runs and line play succeeded IN
getting tine ball TO Creighton's thirty
yard line Here Sheets attempted a drop
kick. which was good. but Creighton was
/ penaiized Tor holding and II did not count
The next touchdown was made on a
! forward pass b. shesks to Ward. who
carried the ball thirty yards. leaving a
/ iftesn-yard margin for a touchdown.
Shocks then carried the Ball around left
end. and after throwing off four on five
.(Continued on Second paReJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05
NoIlFOLlt
ORLEANS HIGH UNABLE
TO SCORE ON ALMA

ALMA, Neb., Nov. 4.-(Special. Alma
High school defeated the Orleans High
school foot ball team here Friday AFT
srnoOn by n score OF q TO o. The game
was full OF sensational plays. LONG. HAIRS
tine and Mead were the star players for
AlTna and Jackson made the longest ran
and kicked two difficult goals. Hunt and
Jackson were Orleans best players Alma
WIS never In danger OF being scored on
and while they were outweiEhed teG
pounds 20 the man. clearly outclasseo
their opponents. The same teams played
a tie game two weeks ago. but since
that time the local boys have been undeI
the coaching OF Buck Better and show
great improvement IN form
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05
BEATRICE BUMPS OMAHA
Gage County Boys Win, IL to 2
and Claim Championship.
BACKS OF BEATRICE TOO SPEEDY
Omaha scores at Opening of Second
Half ON Touch c!S--RectOr
Rad- BressInan Are
injured.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Nov. 4-(speciai Tel
cgramD-By superior and faster team
work Beatrice won the foot ban game
this afternoon from Omaha by the score
Of ~ TO 2, and with Il the title OF state
champions. A crowd of 1850 excited fans
witnessed the game, which was stub
bornly contested from start TO finish.
The Beatrice boys made their first
touchdown after about eight minutes OF
play. Omaha was unable TO withstand
the fierce onslaughts OF the Beatrice
backs and after h thIrty-yard run bS
Klein and twenty-yGrd run by Ruther-
ford OF Beatrice, the latter went owe.
for touchdown. Luse kicking goal.
TOuchBack Counts Two.
omaha's only chance at scoring came
Just at tho opening of the second half
Omaha kicked off to Beatrice ant
Rutherford was downed near the Bea.
trco goal Klein tried TO punt, but
fumbed, and Beatrice player was
downed behind the goal line, scoring a
touchback, counting two for Omaha
For a long time the score stood 6 to :
IN favor OF Beatrice, but just before the
close OF the game w. Msxwelps spec
tacular twenty-five-yard return or a pun.
hlu u NoutHuoNn ny luHt on q Ilncly
executed forward pass and his goal kick
later brought the final score TO 12 70 =.
CRptRin Klein stars.
Captain Klein OF Beatrice made fire.
! quent runs OF fifteen 10 thirty yards and
w. Maxwell also did fine open field run
ming. Beatrice at times fumbled badly,
but the speedy baokfield and the splendid
Interference proved too much for the
Omaha tackles and with few exceptions
steady gains were made.
The Omaha boys were on che defensive
most OF tho time and relied largely on
their punting. on only one occasion did
they make their downs against the strong
Beatrice defense. on two occasions
Omaha held Beatrice on downs wheu
within few yards OF the Omaha goal.
Rector Injured.
In the last half Fuliback Rector
Omaha had the muscles OF his right lowe,'
chest torn and a physician attended him.
! lie was replaced by Bllinger. Later
/ Right Tackle FRESHMAN suffered from a
head-on collision with shimerda OF
/ Beatrice and was superseded by Moser.
! At the close OF the game Referee
/ Hunter, an old university star, said
/ Beatrice had tho strongest and swiftes,
/ backfield Of any high school foot ball
team he had over seen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05

and kicked TO Norfolk for the first half,
Norfolk kept the ball I'm Columbus ter
rtory by working fake quarter run.
but was unable to advance the ball when
yards were needed.
In tho second half Columbus came back
strong. and gained at will, the entire time
being played IN Norfolks territory The
third quarter IIagel recovered tumble
on the twenty-yard line and raced for a
touchdown and Rector kicked goal The
two tackles and the back field were the
ground gamers. Forward passes TO the
ends were worked by Columbus for long
gains. lineup
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05
MARQUETTE AND VILLA NOVA TIE
Each Team Narrowly Misses Goal
from tue Field.

MARQUETTE, Wis. Nov. 4.-Mar-
quette university and villa Nova played
a scorelsss game this afternoon with
honors evenly divided between the two
teams. Each team narrowly missed a
field goal Marauette's kick going wild
by less than a foot, while Villa Nova's
kick straight FOR the posts was stopped
b. a Marquette lssman, who leaped
In the air ana received the ball on his
nose, knocking him out for a moment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05

b. DOCIA Mo- Isl LDuia undTsr-
sify foOt ball team won frOn tht Haskell
Indians here this afternoon By q soave
Of &c TO O. The university players scored
In the second and third periods. Haskell
played q rough game. Ths last quarter
ended With ~ L0oiS hsTfng almost an
substitutes on the neld.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05

aorE9sr manager o. the Chicago Auerfcan
lssssss club. today sagnad VIA Mlwaa-
Ace 70 nAnAgE ths local team mex. year
stsSasadnF Jimmis EaTIe-1- who has ~
E-1s'a2 af1U Gns yez- herE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05
OMAHA
BEATRICE

constitutes: Omaha, Bilhnger. Rach-
man, IAndell. Bowman, Delamatre Car
Nicholas Officials: Hunter referee:
Beck. umpire; G. T.. Leach OF University
Place, field Judge; E. y. Drake, Beatrice.
head linesman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05

AAIEz

tonchdoWn: o FRANK Goals fro1, n tscsn
ment; sburge, . Referee: J. c. Mosher.
Kansas City Athletic club. Umpire:
Lieutenant humma, ex-West Point. Field
lstle club. Head hnesman: A L. Jones,