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egaMANs LMoREAsINa -ARMN

BERLIN, Jan. 2s. - The general staff issued a call today for all able bodied men Of 50 years of age and under to take up arms In behalf Of tho Empire.
 This is one of the steps for tre- mendous lncrease ln the army for sprine and summer operations. it is asserted that tremendous increases will Do made in the foreeo In both the western and eastern war zones withiR the next ok weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
ENGLISH CONCERN GETS
 EXCLUSIVE MINING GIANT

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-A London cable says that arrangements are being com. pleted for s. Pearson & Son, of which Lord cowdray is at the head, in as sociation with other British interests, to take over tremendous mining con o2sslong in S1e-chuen province. China. The concession grants practically ex- elusive rights for exploitation rights iu the whole province.
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SENATE PROMISES
 FLlPN0S FREEDOM

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.- Complete independence for Che Philippines is promised to the inhabitants of those isl9nds by the Jones bill which was adopted by tho Senate committee on nauicr affairs today The sil, which takes its name iron Representative William A. Jones of Virginia had already passed the House.
 The bill has Che support oi tho com- missioners rom oc Phllipp'nea. who say that 1t is "a substantial luldlment of the Democratic platform promise
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FRENCH WAR OFFICE REPORTS
 UNIMPoRTANT ENGAGEMENTS

PARIS, Jan. 2s.-Tho War Office an nounced today:
 lighting continues severe in the Vosges. mountains and in Alsace with. out important results.
 Artillery engagements have been in progress at various points along the whole line from the coast to Rheims. There have been several minor infan try engagements. The Allies have re- pulsed all attacks and hold all their positions
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SWEDISH NEWSPAPERS
 COMPLAIN OF BRITAIN

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 26. - Swedish newspapers and members of the leg islature are complaining on account of the rig,dity of the British shipping regulations with reference to contri-- band. The feeling among the ship ping interests and importers is bccom- ng strong.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
BIG ROAD MERGER
 IN STATES

SEATTLE, Jan. %. - The seattle Tlmoo this evening published etory based on a private telegram to 9 Se- attle banker" whlch cage that the Ore gon-Washington Railway and Naviga' tlou Company tpe Oregon Short Line' and the Union Pacific ore being mere ed. lt says that J. D. Farrell of Sc. attle, now head of the orceon-Wash- ington, will be at Che executive head of the consolidated lailroads.
 The story proceeds that Frank A. Vandcrlip, of the National City Bank, .of New York wIll be ln Seattle to- morrow to perfect thc details Of the aeaI.
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SWEDEN EXPLAINS CAUSE
 FOB COPPER IMPORTS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-The swe- dish legation in Washington says the muck talked of increase in importa. tions or copper rom che United States can be attributed to the fact hat no copper Is now obtaina6is rom Ger many from which country considerable quantities were imported before the var. Only the United States Is loft left to supply Sweden wth the metal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
sHieWREcKED SAILORS
 TAKEN 10 sEATTLE

With twelvo members =of the crow oi the wrecked schooner Heroid Bleak um among her passengers, inc steam- ship Admirai Watson Capt M. N. len- sen, reached port at { o'clock this af- ternoon rom Seward and VIII contin- ue South early thic cyenine The Bleakum sank oil Kodiak iHind dur ing a gale No Ives were lost
 Tho Admiral Watson was held back s8 hours owing to lo&
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WAR CUTS RUSSIAN
 REVENUE S4oo,ooo,ooO A YEAR

PETRoGRAD, Jan. 26.-The loss of custom receipts and the abolition of the vodka monopoly means 2 decrease of S4OO,OOOO00 in revenue per annum for the Russian government Special taxes have been levied to make up the deficiency in part.
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TAKES 25o,Ooo,ooO SHEEP
 TO cLoTHE SOLDIERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Tbe New York Tribune estimates that the fleece from 850.00O000 sheep would be need- ed annually to supply unitorms and overcoats for the l0.0O0000 men now under arms in Europe, assuming an outfit lasts six weeks. For one uni. form and one overcoat, a year the an- nual fleece from 4O,OOO,O0O sheep would be needed The English army sur. geons have ordered that the entire outfit of every soldier in actlyo scr. vice shall be renewed every four WeeIs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
GERMANS MINING THE
 GULF OF BoTHNiA

LONDON, Jan. 26.-The German ar mored cruiser Frederick Carl and large group of torpedo boats were seen today of Aland islands at the entrance Of the Gulf of Bothnia. steer- ing southward.
 Later they passed Gotland close to shore. It is believed that the Ger. mans have been again active in lay Ing mines in the Gulf of Bothnia.
 All the shipping in the gulf has now been stopped
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GERMANY PREPARING TO
 BREAK THROUGH LINES

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 26.-More than 500OOO German troops have been con centrated on the battle front from Flanders to Rheims. to hew their way through the Allies lines. For this pur- pose all the veteran troops in Bel gium have been withdrawn and re- placed by landwehr forces.
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BRITAIN MAY HAVE TO
 STOP GOLD SHIPMENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-A London special says that the large shipments Of sold to the United States are feared a5 @ natural result Of decreasing Brit ish merchandise exports. But the Bank of England win undoubtedly en. deayor to restrain the gold exports by arbitrary means if necessary
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RoUMANlA MAKES READY
 TO GET IN THE WAR

PARIS. Jan. 2s.-Again news from private source says that arrange menta whereby the interests of Rou- mania In Berlin and Vienna will be attended 10 by the United States dip- lomatic service have been definitely made. This can mean but one thing participation in the war on the side of the Allies.
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RUSSIA
 PRESSING
 HUNGARY

BUCHAREST, RoumanIa, Jan. 2e.- Russians have occupied the whole of Jakobeul aiotrict in the province Of Bukowina. Gen. wablo, commander of the Rusalan left wing that Is op- eratlnq In Galicia and BukcwIns, has arrived at czer1owItz, the capital of eukowlna, with hls staff.
 The activity of the Russian forees Id thc Jakobenl dlstrict and the aa- pe9ranee Of the commanding general st the front is regarded as evidence that 6ussia proposes to penetrate Pennsylvania, on the Hungarian aide of the carpathlan mountalns In force.
 Berlin, Jan. 26.-The German gov. erDmeut yesterday seized all stocks of wheat and flour In the German Empire 10 order to safeguard the bread supply of the Nation until the next harvest.
 The scarcity and cost Of bread has begun to cause unrest among the pee pie.
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LONDON STOCKHOLDERS LOOK
 FOR BETTER CONDITIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-A London co. ble says: Well informed Stock Ex- change members believe the Treasury in the course Of time will modify the present stringent regulations govern ing business in London By the end of March, it is expected that more onerous restrictions will be reduced. Business on the Exchange increases eucouragingly
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PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION
 OF ARMY IS sUBMlTrE

NEW YORK, Jan. 2e.-A complete plan for the entire reorganization or the Ameircan army has been submit- ted to Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison and referred by him to the general #stan for consideration and a report
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE IS
 HIGHER IN SWITZERLAND

BERNE. Jan 2s.-An American check here is worth SI05 for every dollar that it represents. The rise Is due to the great demand for money to send to the United States with which to pay for American grain and other products.
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THREE NEW BIG SHIPS
 FOR PANAMA TRADE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-Three new l0.00o-ton steamships are Go be built soon on the Atlantic coast for ". B. Grace 6s Co.,, for service between New Fork and Pacific coast ports yla the Panama canal. The new vessels will cost SS. .000000.
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BANKER OFFERS TO
 HELP THE UNEMPLOYED

ST. LOUIS. Jan 2s.-An unnamed st. Louis banker has offered to loan tho city of st. Louis Sl.000,000 at nom inal interest to furnish work for the unemployed on public improvements in this city. This is in answer to Q statement that there Is not enough money in the city treasury for that purpose. The comptroller asserts that lt would be uuyiise to assume the debt
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NO NEWS OF NORTH
 SEA NAVAL BATTLE

LONDON. Jan. 26.-The military ln- formation bureau today refused to give out more information concerning the naval battle in the North Sea Sunday than the statement that the German armored cruiser Bluecher was de. stroyed, and only l2S of her crew saved
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CANADA TAeooEs GERMAN
 CHEESE AND ALL SUCH

MONTREAL. Que, Jan. 2s-German cheese will be tabooed in Canada. The Canadian Pacific Railroad Company has ordered that all such articles In it's cuisine department be destroyed immediately.
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ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
 MAY RECEIVE RED HAT

ROME. Jan. l2-That Archbishop John Ireland, of st. Paul. Minn will be created a Cardinal at tho next Consistory is the substance of 2 re- port now in circulation at the Vatican, archbishop Ireland has for years been one of Che most powerful potentatos of the Roman Catholic church in America. Archbishop Ireland is now seyenty-seven years old. He was horn in Ireland and taken to st. Paul by his parents while he @as still young boy Flo was named Archbishop in
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TWO MAYORS HAVE
 LONG DISTANCE TALK

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.-Mayor J R. Rolf jr, Of this city, and Mayor John Purroy Mitchell Of New York. held conversation over the transcon- tinentai long distance telephone the Arst thing this morning while each was sitting in his own olce
 President Woodrow Wilson opened the tanscondnental system yester. day evening, conversing with Presi- dent Moore Of the San Francisco ex- position.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
GERMAN PAPERS BEGIN
 ATTACK ON AMERICANS

LONDON Jan. 26- A Rotterdam dispatch to the London Daily News says Germany is evidently getting tir- ed of trying to secure the sympathIes of the United States, for the tone of the comments on the British reply to the American note is almost hostile to America, as 1t Is to England. The American politicians are declared by one German paper as cold aa the busi. ness men Of America.
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MASSACHUSETTS STREET
 RAILWAYS COST S2O0,ooO,Ooo

BOSTON, Mass, Jan 26.-The pub. lie Serrice commission has filed its report with the Massachusetts Legis- lature estimating that it would cost S200o0O,O00 plus 10 per cent. year upon the capital invested by the com panies rom the time of such Invest, ments, Go purchase the street and ele. yatod railways within tho state
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TWO IN RAGE FOR
 SENATOR

SEATTLE. Jan. 26.-George James and Andrew Anderson have announced their candidacy for Territorial Senator in the Alaska legislature to an the vacancy caused by the recent death Of Senator Elwood Bruner in Caliior- nia. Both Of them are In Seattle.
 Both Anderson and James were can dldates at the election in November and were defeated by Senator Frank 4. Aldrich. who is now in Juneau. An derson lead James then by 200 votes, and was himself 200 votes or more be- hind Aldrich
 George James is a business man and Andrew Anderson a mining operator. Both han from Nome.
 It Is known at Juneau that efforts are being made to induce Mayor Geo. B. Grigsby oi Nome, to become 9 candidate for Senator, but no inior nation has been received as to what determination Grlgsby has arrived at
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ANOTHER PLANT GOES
 AHEAD ON FULL TIME

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-8s the result of large shrapnel order for Canada the Ingerson-Rand works ot Philips. burg, New Jersey, have been put on full time
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WHiTEwELsH MATCH IS
 INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

NEW. YORK. Jan. 2s. = The fight that had been arranged between Char ley White and Freddie Welsh has been indefinitely postponed on account og the illness Of White.
 Welsh win meet Willie Beecher to- night
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BULGARIA HAS ARMY
 ON sERVlAN LINE

ATHENS, Jan. 26.-Bulgarla has mobili2ed 55,0OO fully equipped troops on the Servian frontier it is reported from Salonika. Most of these soldiers arc stationed along the main line of the Orient railway near Tzaribrod and near the Bwnchean line, which runs from Sofia through Kustendin to the Servian border at Egri Balanka. The mobilization of these troops has been carried on with the utmost secrecy. Crhe Orient railway runs from Con- stantinople through Sofia and Nish to Vienna Tzmibrod is only 45 miles from Nish tho Servion capital)
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PACIFIC LINER IS
 WRECKED ON ATLANTIC

NEW YORK. Jan. 26-The Ameri- can.Hawailan steamship Washington, bound for Seattle. was sunk in collis- lon with the schooner Elizabeth Palm CT off the coast of Delaware
 The Elizabeth Palmer is reported as foundering. The crews of both vessels were saved
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NEW YORK BANK TAKES
 OVER TRUST COMPANY

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.-Tne chath. am-Phoenix National Bank Of New York has absorbed the Mutual Alliance Trust Company. increasing its depos- it's from s24000OO0 to SS2,0Oo.Ooo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
AsroR FINALLY SELLS
 HIS LONDON PAPER

LONDON. Jan. 2e.-The sale of vii. Ham Waldorf Astor's London Pail Mall Gazette has been closed. The price is believed to have been S500,000
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-26
AusTRlANs ARE BUYING
 MANY AMERICAN SECURITIES

PARIS Jau. 25.-Goneva adviees ea5 that Swiss banks are receiving large sums of money and script from nom bers of Che Austrian aristocracy and vienna finonciers. as deposits, and al SO large orders to buy American se curities Exchanges ofsAmerlcan se curitiee held in Europe are numer nna
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cRUIsER REPORTED SUNK.

LONDON, Jan. 26.--8 dispatch from Venice says it is reported there that the cruiser cieste struck a mine near Brioni islands, and sunk.
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ITALY STOPS DEMONSTRATIONS
 IN FAVOR OF WAR.

PARIS. Jan. 26.-A Berne message from the Italian frontier says that in Italy all public meetings and demon strations in favor of Italy's partlclpa- .lon in the war have been forbidden.
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CHINESE eoLo
 SHIPMENT ARRIVES HERE

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 26.- The third Chinese gold shipment has als rived here. It consists of $L500000i and makes a total of S45Q0,000 that has arrived from China since Jan. l.
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BELelANs MUST MAKE
 OATH oF ALLEeIANcE

LONDON, Jan. 26.-An Amsterdam special states that all Belgian func- tionaries at Ghent have had to take an oath of allegiance to the German government.
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BANKERS PLAN DOING
 MORE CHARITY WORK

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-The Bank Officers Association plans to increase it's endowment fund from $1O0.0Oo to S25O,o00 in order to share moro char. lty work.
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GREAT BRITAIN HAS
 sso,ooo MEN IN LINE

PARIS, Jan. 26.--According to tho best information obtainable there will be 650,OO0 English troops thoroughly trained, in France and Flanders by the end of January.
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PAN.AMERIcAN eANK
LATEST PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-A bir to incorporate Q Pan.American" bank. with the United States holding the majority of the capital stock, was in- troduced in the House today by Rep resentative Harvey Helm. of Ken lucl.y.
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CAPTURED GERMAN SHIP
 MAY DELIVER CARGO

LONDON Jan. 2s-Tise British gov- ornment has offered to allow the for mer German ship schneefels, now ly- ing at Gibraltar to proceed to an American port with her cargo of goods # she is recognized las British boat upon her entry The Schneefels was seized by Q British cruiser last Au- gust
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STORMS HAsBhss iTALYs
 VICTIMS c5 EARTHQUAKE

RoME, Jan. 26-severe storms pre-. yaling over ltaly's mountainous see. t.ous is adding to tho hardshlps of the earthquake victims thousands Of whom are living in tents They also interfere with the distribution of sup. plies
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PASSENGERS COMING
 NM CITY OF cE

sEATpLE Jan 26-The City of Sc attle will sal for the North tonight and among her passengers for Juneau will be the following
 M. Goldstein, ] Goldstein Grace Gardner o. Hinze, Mrs. B. D. Mccoy Mnblo Mccoy L. r. Williams. Willard Nordsrum. Lawrence Park A Baldib dough and Huno Hoyaer
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SIX SHIPS DAILY
 PASS THROUGH CANAL

PANAMA, Jan. 26.-siz ships per days are now using the Panama can, al Most of the cargoes consist ol American coastwiso shipments.
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sEw YORK SUBWAY TO
 lNTRopUcE STEEL CAB

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-The New York American declares that the h. terborough directrc5 have decided to abolish wooden cars in its subway and Wiii so vote az the next meeting Tho cost Of tho prdoDscd steel cars is estimatod at i0,o,o.0oo
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AMERICAN SHIPPING
 CONTINUES TO GROW

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-It ia said that options hayo been secured by Ameri- can interests on three more German ships. two at New Orleans and one at Clenfuogos, Cuba. for operation in our foreign trade.
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ALASKA GotD.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Alaska Gold closed at 2SH; Utah Copper 54.
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WESTERN RAILROAD GETS
 aaoo0o.o0o IN EAST

NEW YORK. JaR 2s. kuhn, Loeb. < Co., and the NAlional City Bank have organized a syndicate to under write $29.141200 I per cent converd. ble bonds ci tha Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul railway
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PRESIDENT WILSON SIGNS
 EMERGENCY DEFICIENCY BILE
 WASHINGTON Jan. 26.-President Woodrow Wfson today sisned the emergency deficiency bill carrying m appropriation Of $50o0.0oo
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-24
DARTMOUTH
Base Ball Players
To Shoot in Omaha

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. 4S.--tspeciaL)
ARRANGEMENTS were completed today
for a trap-shooting trip OF $500 miles TO
be taken by a team Of four well known
base ball players. composed Of christy
Mathewson Of the New York Nationals.
Harry Davis. Philadelphia Americans;
Doc CrandaIi. st. Louis Federals. and
Chief Bender" untiI recently with the
Baltimore FederalA The ball players. all
OF whom are crack target shooters, win
tour the large cities in the middle west
and IN the east. They Will shoot q
match OF 100 targets in eighteen cities
with teams Of amateurs At each place.
The players will reach Omaha No
veKber 10. and their contest viii take
place at the grounds OF the Omaha Gur
club.
The opening shoot viii be held At the
wcst End Gun club. Richmond. Va.
November s. The closing match will
take place at the Paleface Gun club
Boston, November q. On Thangsgivinl
day the ball players viii meet a team a
the New York Athletic club grounds
New York.
These cities win be visited In the orde
named: Riohmond. Baltimore. Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, 81
louis. Kansas City. Omaha, Des Molnes
Minneapolis. Milwaukee. Chicago. Toledo
Detroit. Syracuse. Now Pork. Hartfor'
and Boston.
Chief Bender has long been recog
nized as one OF the best shots in tn
east, and Mathewson. crandall and Davi
are not far behind him. The trip Is tn
first OF the kind ever arranged.
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Midwcst Tournament Notes,

Creston, Ia, will enter team.
Tho Chicago entry will be ten teams.
II will cost q, 800 70 stage the big affair
The wellington Inn has entered team.
Local entries are commencing to
como in.
The Nebraska state entry will be UNI
usually largo.
The entire Mercantile league of ten
teams will enter.
Peoria bowlers announce q probable
entry OF four teams.
Local league captains are urged to get
their entries I'm early.
The bulk of the outside entries will
not be in until the last day.
President Joe Kelley has COMMENCED ac-
tivities with the local tournament com
pany.
Every prominent hotel and cafe win
ment.
Nine gold medals, each one costing
t26. will be given TO the different cham-
piona.
The Loisy Brewing Co. and the Swan
son q AyiEworth teams are two new
local entries.
the Dupont Powder and woodmen OF
the World teams Of 81. Louis have re-
| served dates.
The large silver all-eyent champion
town store windows.
The Gate City league holds a meeting
today TO lay tournament plans. They
intend to enter nine teams.
one hundred and fifty sets OF new reg
ulation tenpinA have been ordered for this
tournament They will cost $3.50
You don't hear Foul called as often
as you used TO In the Phone league,
The boys are getting TO be real rollers.
Victor 2 Parish q the s, publicity sy10 SS
out 2.O00 entry blanks this week. HI
expects all OF them to be returned prop
erly filled out
Those Auditors in the Telephone league
atraight games without loss ana are
leading the league with two games te
spare.
Lamb of the Western Electric team Of
the hello league shot three nice games
iast week, for total OF 575. He will
fleece" most of the talent II he keeps
this gait up.
Poor old Holiday OF the Phone leagu.
dropped down again after making I
neteoric rise the week before. Bette
buy another ball Holly
Langley and Shields OF the 'Phon
came SP IN the so% %iaSiS s SpSm
! distance of the leaders. Longley e
go game and Shields so total
| there's reason.
. league rolled 9i2 In the second game laI
8 week. this being the first sO0-game,
= the year. The Auditors were clo'
second with 81. II this keeps up Seer,
y tary calm can expect an entry from u
It Telephone bunch for the midwest tou
n ney.
= The present entries are; Local, stoi
y Tier Grand hotel First National ban
q Swanson q Aylsworth, letter OLD Af
n Leisy Brewing Co, and Wellington IN
outside Humo stars. Mason City, u
Martin Hotel and Boosters, Sioux CIT
l. Ia: Centraia. Minneapolis, Kilpatri
~ Laundry. Kansas City; Grlnnen, Il
A. Creston. la: Dupont Powder ana Woo
men OF the World, ST. Louis, Mo.
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OUTPLAYS TRINITY
Is, Handicapped by Loss of
Half, Swamps Sioux
Catholics.
bUNT THIRTEEN TO NONE

!, Neb., Oct. 23.-(Special Tele-
Iayne State Normal eleven de-
ecisively Coach arsons' Sioux
holics. 10 to 0. today. Though
and disorganized by the loss of
halfback, Captain Dawson, in
ks game. the Normal huskies
Ia their rivals in every way.
had the ball only about ten
/ ring the game. failing to make
WINS almost invariably. Wayne
Intrary, using straight line bucks
runs, made steady gains at all
guard, starred making several
/ $. Both sides executed several
,ses. The game was marred by
continually contesting the UNI
hcIsions.
towns occurred in the second and
larters. The Normal goal was
er only at the end Of the last
when Trinity advanced the ball
kive-yard line. Wayne held for
ending the game. Ellis, Stone
Christensen and Wallen did
he playing while Stanton. Hogan
sle were the visitors best men.
na nm.
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Texas Loses by One
Point to Oklahoma

DALLAS. Tex. Oct 2s.-The narrow
margin OF one point. goal from touch
down. gave the University OF Oklahoma
foot ball team victory over the Univer-
sity OF Texas eleven here today before
one of the largest crowds over gathered In
the southwest for gridiron contest. The
final score was II to lS Oklahoma win
ming In the last three minutes OF play
with touchdown and goal kicked by
Captain Geyer from a difficult angle.
Until today Texas had not been scored on
this season. Forward passes featured the
game and aided in the two touchdowns
scored by each team.