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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
HOTEL MAJESTIC,
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL FORTEScuE
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 70 Manufacturers. Jobbers, Ker-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tast
me state Board OF Control OF the STATE
of West Virginia will receive bids da.iv
AT It's office at Charleston. West virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
men: of which f. vested in said RoeSd
toEtracts vii be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders; quality considered. and other
tnlhks belnB equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
hishcd bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-u Charleston. West Virgfnta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
DIE d

RAwLEG-On Wednesday. June ~.
1915. a. ~ .20 o'clock 9. m. AZ her late
residence No. 12s Main street. MARIA.
widow - the late Captain c. j KawI-
ing. in the slst year Of her age
Funeral from the residence SATURDAY
morning 40. Requiem hiEh mass 90
ST. Ioecuh'a cathedral p o'clock.
Friends 81 the family respectfully boz
tited 90 attend. intcrmcnt Grcsnwood
cemetery.
oHAFTOH-pn Wedncadav June so
1915. 81 10 % o'clock a m a. ffe
family rcriderce. ifi sixteenth street.
FRANK HDfEY. son uf Mr. and Mrs.
vs. =. Grafton. In the tgnd year ~ hte
aEe
Funeral services ~ the residence Thurs
dHN evening % o'clock Triruda ~
the family are invited n attend in.
terment Friday afternoon AZ stcuben-
vile ohio
tstsubonvilie papers please copyJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
SEARCHING FOR BROTHER

Tho police have been asked 10 try
and locate John Gilroy. who has been
missing from his home ~ Pittsburgh
for the past several weeks The let
ter is from his sister. Mrs Mary
Dietz. who says that they have re-
ccived information that a man bearing
a description similar 10 Gifroy vas
killed east Of Wheeling The police
have no record Of any such n death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
Ksatueky Ave. Near Beach Ana A
At-racffcea

Unusually Tow rates FOR hixh-grade
accon ~ s-faticus. -e9 choice rooms. pa
Natg baths. runutrE water Attractiv.
te1iic rooms and Nsran0as. Except iCnal-
y me table. Whit. service. coed rt'isic
ilafacinE. bathing FROM hour~ s. 90 IN
nn'iN = - ~ frls7n Saf g. Mon. SO 81
up weekly Booklet Auto coach. i.th
Jason. A. e.. kk4ipL.M. J~ner and Mgr
te-2A-th-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01

Don't YOU think n e. extremely vui-
rar 70 dress a. Mfre Stylish does 20 At
tract attention on the street.
Yes. indeed wonder who her
DIRE sarnaker Is
= assed her but she wouldn't tell
me."--fehiEh Burr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
Breummer e. HiIdebrsud

Funer.l Directors ana Embaimsr.
Corner Market and Twenfv-serOrd D.
iciepoone doI. ODen daE and niahL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01

chiidren's Day, Friday July 2.
Wheeling Park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

PATENTSss:ssaSss::qt i ,. I.ss::
usdsms5k II,,E,ti.n- BookI., fres
National Exchange RanE Euifdfnu
Wheeling. W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01

Remnants To-day-TsyIor's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
For RENT

foh RENT loom house in kirkwood
win bath. Call Bell phone 37-J,
bridgeport. tess,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01
WANTED-TO BUY

WArrED-To buy. good second hand
buggy. Address Box 33s Maynard.
ohlp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-01

Foh sALE-Roadster. 80 n. p. three
passenger. In first class condition,
good as new. For sale cheap. or will
MachIne SHOP. 1917 Main 81. Je-JO-I
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-07
COPIES 0F NE W LAWS READY n
 GIVE OUT

The United States Commissioner has received for distribution 50 copies each of the following laws passed by the etassssEEuiff cmfwyp passed by the last session of the Ter. ritorial legislature. Those wishing copies may secure the same by apply ing to the Commissioner:
 Chapter 7-Vote on Prohibition.
 Chapter 10-Mining Law.
 Chapter i3-Lien Law.
 Chapter 25-Election Law.
 Chapter 51-Reference Sale Liquor to Indians.
 Chapter 69-Mine Inspection Law.
 Chapter 71-Compensation Law.
 Chapter 76-Revenue and Taxation Law.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-07
NOTICE

All persons are warned that the license on dogs under Ordinance No 21, of the Town of Cordova, is now due, and that all dogs are forbidden to run at large within the town unless the tax of S20O Is paid, and a tag at tached to the collar of the dog, show ing payment. Unless said tax is paid on or before July 12, 1915, and unless tagged as required by law, all dogs will be shot.
 GEORGE DOOLEY,
 Chief of Police
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-07
situation Wanted

By widow lady to take charge of a rooming house or to cook at camp, or roadhouse. Mrs. 0. Phillips, Chitina, Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-07

Just received a new shipment of STYLEPLUs Clothes at 8. BLUM 6 Go.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-07

V, MI. BR UNE, Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office. Dated April IT, 1915. First Publication June 16. 1915. Last Publication July '. 1915.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-08
"AND A BUNCH OF BOYS SHALL LEAD US"-OR
AT LEAST WE CAN GET SOME POINTERS
BY JANE whitaker

"Me and me pal~ If you know
anything at all about a boy, even the
very worst boy that ever was, you
know one thing boy has got
to have a pal If he's real lucky
boy he may have dad-pal to steer
him clear of lot of the rocks buried
with Jagged points up in the sea OF
life. Or he may have a pal OF a TEL
low as old as himself with tastes like
his. That's if he's lucky. If he's I'M
lucky, he may have a pal-and ne
will, for he's a boy-and that pal may
lead him straight down to the depths
but he's got to have a pal
Saturday night saw boys who are
shaping their lives that they may be
pals" Bully good pals-the kind
that stand shoulder to shoulder when
a fellows in trouble-the kind of pals
that look you straight in the eye
when you tell them of boy that's
hopeless" case and say to you: Il
guess you've got wrong steer
there's no fellow that's hopeless. You
couldn't have given him a chance or
you'd know that.
They have an organization they
call the Boys Brotherhood Repub-
lie and between you and me, they
put to shame those boys of from IA
to 10, the man-administration OF the
big city of Chicago. For the repub-
lie they have formed of boys is an
ideal republic, wherein every official,
from the boy mayor to the least
officer whoever the least officer may
be, has just one motto, and that is
$50 long as there are boys in trouble,
we, too are in trouble
Words are cold things with which
to paint a picture and yet l want to
paint as warm a one as l am able,
for there are many who will read of
these boys and fairly ache to pal with
them and to help them in their ambi-
ton to pal with other boys and l want
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-08

muSI ne kept upp6rmOSC-LndI Iuey
are not boys wearing halos -they
would find halo beastly nuisance
they are just fellows who want to
be pals to other fellows that nobody
is being pal to.
Jack Robbins, big brother of the
Last Chance boy, is their supervisor,
and Jack Robbins has a great big
dream in that Republic that is going
to come to fruition if it has not al
ready.
They have a boy mayor, city
council, board of education, board
of health, a chief of police, a Judge,
a prosecuting attorney, supervisor,
an employment committee and So
cial committee. And these are some
of their aims:
The chief of police visits poolrooms
violating the law prohibiting minors
from playing pool. He doesn't ar
rest a lot of boys and throw them in
filthy police stations. He goes to
the owner and tells him of the VIOLA
ton and warns him to cease or it
will be reported. Then he talks to
the lads who are hanging around and
tells them of night schools in which
they can add to their education, and
of the Boys Brotherhood Republic
and he pals" with them.
The health inspector visits places
where boys work under unsanitary
conditions. And the health inspector
discovered number of boys needing
medical attention who would gladly
go for such help if some physicians
who want to ''paP' will offer their
services to the Republic without the
stigma that a boy feels who must
go to the medical clinics of the chart
ties where he is Inundated by the
Investigations that are made of him
and of his family.
The employment committee,
through Jack Robbins, placed seven
boys-the kind of boys who needed
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Gin @e9ner Der
Suberfulpf8.

9as Spurnal ber glmerican Mebical
Mfpciatipn g. Mmsmit 1879 fast be-
5iigli6 eines Mrtifels iber uber Gtnflmk
pon Calcium Sal5 anf bic &pnftitutton
unb bic @eimnbbett: Isle (bie Mnturen)
beridtctt cine M,t5abl Dpt cpnereten Sn-
i%tan5en, tn meld5en &attenten an Qes
bensfraft nn6 @nergte getuannett, -nah<
benz fie Calcium .genuntnten.
Sic 9oftoren iinb BARN einig, bab
in Slbertuloiis gefdtpd6te Qebensfraft
ur6 berlorene @nergie iibertpunben tper<
ben miiien.
Cine Der @onitituenten bon @dman's
Mterntibe 1T Calcium (@nf) in folder
8erbinbnng NIT anbern t%pertbbonen Sn>
grebien5en, 10 6ab tie ii9 lei9t aiiimi<
heren lei Der 9urdd@nitfsperion. Sabei
lpir6 tbeilpei1e fem @rfoIg in Der Be-
bnn0Iu1g Der Suberfuloiis ertpirft -
sin 9ienit! ben igegar einiee etbti6e Yrat<
ben: 8ir MAIDEN feline grobartigen Qn<
ipride fir bns1elbe. aber bn es feine
Spiaten, 8etdubungsmitte1 ODER @e<
ipobnbeit formierenbe Meoi3inltoffe ent<
bdilt, 1T Elm @eriu9 gefa6rlos. Sci
gnrem Ipotbefer ODER brett beim
Gfntan 2aboraturtmm, 8btlabelpbia.
@ertamft npn Der Mplitur 9rmg g.,
ct. GlDu6, W2tnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
hen @ebdl16e bon @onios, einidlieB=

6en @ebda1oe bon 8onias, einf6lieB-
lid bes aapitols in Gopefa, ob{pie-
len, her1m iie oie Wbisfep=6 lafden in
oem @ulten bon Stoatsbeanlten un6
Mnge1tellten ieben f0nnte, tpiiroe iie
pielleidpt cine a1roere %Mnidauung bon
Yrobtbition getpir1tuen als sic, 6ie ite
iebt at boben f6eint. SIS madt einen
.groben l1nteridieo, Oh man ii9 1eine
M1fi6t BON ser Wirfnng ser @robi-
bition aus ser gntfermang aus &C.
farbten 8eitungsberidten, ooer oireft
an Ort umo 9telle ourh tbot1a6li6e
Beobudtung biloet. Die Mitglieoer
ser @ipiloienitbeb0r6e bon @anfas
|iino an Or unb Stene, baben ieoe
@%elegenbeit, sic 3uitan6e gu beobad-
TEN, unto lire fiir5lide Mnoron11ng
tpor oltr9 grinrme @otbtpenoigfeit ct,
5lipurgen utr6 lit ein offi5teues 8uge.
ltaroniB oes abioluten @eriagens oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in @anfas, trob
aler ge%gentbeilieen @erii6errngen
ser Erobibitionsfanatifer @enalt.
iamfeit bot nod niemols ettpas Dal1,
ern6es un6 Miiblides gei6affen un6
ieIbit sic Mnor6m1ng Ser @ebor6e ift
bon porneberein beitimmt, untpirfim
31 Iein. Ser @ro6 Der @ntortnng,
al1f melden sic 0ffentlide Moral in
@onias geiunfen lit, tpl1r6e erit ffiir5=
li9 abgetban, ols Ser &oli5ei@ef BON
@idita babel abgefoH tpnroe, mie er
in Ser @itp SOIL iener Sta6t 8bisfep
perfaufte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

bes Moroes ooer beS Diebitabls o6er
Ser Motb3ltd)t idl1lbig mod)ten, obne
bab lie iemals oafiir geabnoet NOR
oen maren. 6reili6 berfiigten iie
iiber einen gepilien polittiben @in-
fll1b, mie ct 1anrentlih bel Sta6t-
ober County, ablen ms @epidt 5l
fallen pflegt. Sa, % liegt Ser Safe
int Yfeffer!"
@as fir 3lrltanoe in einem Sc
meinpeien berrid)en, in SEM iemanb
es lpage1r 6orf oerartiges 0ffentli6
sit beba1pten. Sn mel@e Mibod-
tung m1B sic &edtspflege sort -ge=
fon1uten fem, mo- lol6e 8ebm1pt11n-
gen a1tfgeite1t mer6en fonnen! @ben-
10 broltiib lit Sos folgen6e 8eiipiel:
Sic in &onias Gitp, &c.,, erideinen.
Sc rMiiiouri Staats< 3eih1ng" ipridt
6apon, 6ab cine int Often eribeinen6e
3eitidrift ibr @ritaunen 6ariiber
al1sgeoriih bnt, haB Sic itoatlide
Observation-Disclosures bon @nnIas Sen
5taatsmgeitellten 6en @en1B alfobo-
liider @etrGnte berboten bat. @anias
lit felt IS Sabren Hrobibittonslta6t,
besbalb iolte eigentlt@ feline @eram.
laiiu1rg fir cine iolde Mnor6m1ng,
mie sic erpGbnte, borban6en fem.
@oren mir, mas 6ie uMiliouri
Thanksgiving" 6ariiber 5u iagen
bat:
u@enn Sic 3eiti9rift sic 0reien
Ser Erl1nfenbeit ieben f0nnte, 6ie ii6
in gebeimen @emad)ern Der %ltaatli-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

ltrede iano ein flciner Sltnge etn
9ofet, melbes cine Danftoner Sant
a%bgelanot botte. Sn oem Nafet pa=
rem $500 boar.
MapioGitp. - SIM Sitter BON
81 Sobren ltarb bier @uitap S9nal +
ie, elmer Ser altel item @el6aftsleltte
Ser @lod @ins @egeno, tpelder 1877
rad @apio gitp fam uno lange Sab=
re I'M @eldafte nno offertliden
0ieniten rege 1par.
Mberoeen. = Sames Sdmiot,
Elm Mitglieo ser uSS11ol1itriol @orfer
Of The Morlo," mltroe in SameS per=
baftet ur1b ioa Ser Eoli5ei gel tanoer1
baber, oob er be1r Brent er u. T..
s%sorrar erlhpllen babe. St madt
Motbmebr gelteno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Ser ncroerblihe Gtnfub
Der prohibition.

Sir Dus 0elttlde Clement IN Ser
8epolferung Ser Gereirigten Stuaten
itno in lester 3eit 10 u11gebeuer mid<
tige Hrpblen1e erl tan6e11, Ste ei11e ltete
Mablamfeit, EN- fortpabrenoes &dm=
pfen CUR 5tpirger1oen 9eotbmen6igfeit
mad)e11, baB bariiber Die Sroge Ser
Erobibition in SEN @intergruno ge=
treten lit. 3as lit INNER gefabrli6,
oenn 1pie niemano anbers pi1ien oie
@erfebter Ser Hrobibition es 1td 5u
M11te at MAIDEN, penn Sic 6reun0e
ser peri0nli9en 6reibeit 5eitpeilig
nidt m1f Ser SUIT iin0. Selblt in
gtaate11, Sic ollem Nnldeine 1ad) &C.
gen Sic @efabr, 0ur6 Hrobibition 81
@rl1nOe geri6tet 5u tper6en, gefett
fins, ioute sic Stimme 0es @ar1rers
nier1alS berballen. @enn 6te Erobi=
bition tpeiter feire iiblen 6olgen
bdtte, als 6aB ie6ermann ge5mungen
tpare, auf Sen @enuB bon S6napS
nno ouf oos getp0bnte @lasden 8ier
ober @ein 5u per5idten> piir6e 6as
0e1tl6tbum Mmertfas ni6t nit elmer
iolden @eldloiienbeit 0agegen fam=
pfe1t, mie es Ser Sal lit. Mber Hro=
bibition be6eutet meit S6limmeres,
lie beoel1tet &orrmption, s. lebldig=
feit> Sittenoerfaa. 3mar 0iirfte es
1dtper fem, einen Staat Ser Union
511 t1er111e11, in bem &orruption gang
1i9 unbefannt lit, aber MIR in Stoa=
ten nit Hrobibition finoet iih cine
&orruption, Die 10 tpeit gebt, 6aB ite
sic @ur5eln oes @emeintpei ens un=
tergrabt. 0enn Yrobibition allein
gibt Sen Nabrbooen fin iolde &or-
ruption ab.
3eutide 3eitungen 6es 9or6es lie-
fern uns SEN 9emeis. Sn Ser lebten
Summer ser in Mempbis, Gent, er=
lfeinenben u0euti6e 3eitung nt16
@iiolides Nolt=Sournal" fin6en mir
einen Mrtifel, Ger, gang abgeleben
bon 6en 6arin mitgetbeilten Ibotia=
den, mufs 6eutlidite 5eigt, uie oie
9robibition gu onordiltilden 3uitan=
oen fiibrt. Sc miro 6arin beridtet,
oab bon Sen bei6en S0bnen zines
Der itorbenen Witbiirgers 6e1ti6er
@erfunft, 6elien an6e1tfen in Mem-
pbis bod in gbren gebalten mir6,
ser ei1e im@efangniB, Ser anoere int
Mrbeitsbauie idmadtet. Sic tperoen
nls ~junge Manner bon gutter CT
5iebung 11n6 eremplariiden @etpobnz
beiten, Die ibr @rbtbeiI nit TleiB nno
&lugbeit bermalten," be5eidnet. 8on
0ieien f6retbt 6as 8latt:
Limo tpas boben iie perbroden,
6aB lie gdimpf un6 Sdanoe ernten
miilien? Sie boben ii6 gegen oie
@robibitionseeieee bergangen. aber
mie biele Mn6ere baben in gleiber
@eiie geiinoigt, urr6 es lit linen nie-
mails aud MIR Elm Soar gefriimmt
moroen. nn6 pie biele @er1onen gibt
es nidt in oieier 5taot, melde iid'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
9na 5;nn ShnfsnHen aie fein Nroz

Gus iin6 Gbatiaden, sic fein 8ro-
bititioniit 6urb Mrgr1mente aus Ser
@elt ld)affen fan11. Gin @eieb, 6as
8robibition etnfibrt, lit bon borne
berein 6a5u beitimmt, miBa6tet 5u
mer0en. l1nb aus Ser augemeinen
M%ibadtltng ei1res @eiebes ertpadit
Die Mibadt1ng aQer @elebe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-22
Ames Cyclones to
Play Missouri at
Home Tomorrow

AMEs. Ia. oct. 30.-(special l--Ames
tries It's fortunes In the Missouri valley
conference for the first time at Ames on
State field next Saturday with Missouri
The outcome OF that game viii have n
good deal to do with figuring cut how
Ames may expect 20 rank IN the standing
OF the conference teams Missouri IL out
of the run for the title honors. having
been beaten by Washington.
The team Is In none too good condition
for a heavy game this week. Seven men.
three OF them veterans. are suffering
from injuries. which. II they do not keep
tho owners out OF the game entirely. viii
tend to weaken the Cyclones. Some OF the
men are stili sore from the lime burns
acquired In tho practice game with slmp-
son. and their hard usage In the Min
nesota game had the effect OF aggravat-
ing the blisters. Captain John. centeri
Holmes. guard; Miller sub center; Eos.
ter. end; Mckinley. guard. and Aldrich
halfback. are more or less seriously or
the crippled list. Reeve. tackle. received {
bump on the head resulting. in a tempo.
rary impairment OF his auditory faculty
He will play Saturday, no doubt. al
will NEST OF the above men. but there &
strong possibility that one or two o
them may not set into the Missouri line
up on account OF their injuries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-22
Seats Reserved for
Omaha at Foot Ball
Game Are Sold Out

Practically every seat for the Nebraska
Notre Dame game at Lincoln Saturday
has been sold. The seats reserved from
Omaha have already been taken, and
Omaha foot ball fans who delayed max
ing purchases are encountering difficult
ties and many are due to be disappointed.
The original block of 400 seats have all
been snapped up and fifty additional
bleacher seats sent up this morning were
sold by noon. 1t Is expected that 900 to
zoo Omahans will go 10 lincoln to see
the game. as many buy their seats in
Lincoln.
special train leaves over the Buriing-
ton at 12:15 Saturday and returns at $50.
about three-quarters of an hour after the
game. Several big auto parties are also
going to make the trip to Lincoln. A
party OF fans at the Omaha Structural
Steel company have planned to make the
gasoline trip. Among those who will go
are Messrs. Mick. Lite. Fisher. Rice,
Hyde. Edger. vogel. Andersen. Ragen
and Reilly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-22
MILLS MEN HAVE
CHANCE TO SCORE
Creighton Men Have Opportunity to
Break Shutout Record in
Haskell Game.
INJURIES WEAKEN REDSKINS

LAWRENCE. Kan. Oct. H.-(Specisl)
Although Creighton university has not
scored against the Haskell Indians for two
years, II will have a chance to break its
undesirable record tomorrow when the
two teams line up for battle In Omaha.
The Indians have less punch in their at
tack at present than they have had for
some years. and teams which have here
tofore been taking beatings from them
at last have chance to do something
toward evening up the record.
The redskin offense Is weakened through
the absence from the lineup OF both reg
ular uuarterbacks. They will not be used
at all In the Creighton game. as both
have injuries which require rest IL they
are to figure in any games later in the
season. Fontenelle and Dunbar will share
between them the responsibility of direct
ing Saturdays play.
Though the teams attacking power has
been slowed up because OF injuries yus-
tained by some of the leading players,
Coach Bert Kennedy Is much encouraged
by what his men have done in their last
two games. Tanner was played at end
against Baker university last Friday and
made an entirely credible showing. Fire
is another new player who is showing up
well. he having seen his first big serv-
leo In the game with Notre Dame two
weeks ago. when he was played at right
tackle. Since then he has been shifted to
right guard and Choate has been placed
in the tackle position. With Fire. Choate
and c. Williams on the right side of the
line. that portion of the redsIxin defense
which was formerly its most vulnerable
spot is assuming stonewall qualities.
30. while Creighton has some prospect
OF slipping across the Indian goal line one
or two times tomorrow. the redskins are
/ by no means planning a tame resistance.
Coach Kennedy's team, while badly shot
to pieces this year from various causes,
is gradually getting into shape.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-22
Younr n.rnelor Aecu.ea.

AURORA. Neb.. Oct. G.--(speeial)-
Nels Nelson. a young bachelor farmer
living east OF Marquette. was assaulted
Tuesday evening as he was entering the
door OF his home. The assailant struck
him on the head and shoulders with a
heavy club and shot at him twice. the
shots not taking effect. Yesterday dogs
from Beatrice were secured and they fol-
lowed a scent to the home Of Fred Luff'
another young bachelor. Luff denies any
knowledge OF the assault, but was ar
rested ond circumstantial evidence. II is
said threats were made by him. the trou-
BILE originating through jealousy In a
love affair. Bonds for 1900 were signed
for the appearance OF Lufr at a hearing
set for November 3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-22
'STRANGLER' LEWIS
GREAT, BIG FIzZLE
Dances Around Ring at Evansville
Until Stecher Rushes and
Dashes Him to Ropes.
WON'T COME BACK SECOND TINE

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. H.-(Special
am.)-When Stranger" Ed Lewis
challenger, failed to reappear last night
to wrestle for the second fall. Joseph
Stecher of Dodge, Neb.. was declared
winner of the match. The end came at
1920 when, after two hours and three
minutes of wrestling. Stecher. angered az
Lewis ''watchful waiting" rushed him
into the ropes
Lewis refused to arise and was carried
into his dressing room. Doctors had I'd
force their way into the room, according
to statement made to the audience by
Mayor Benjamin Bosse, who was a spec
tator. Physicians who examined the
wrestler said they found him uninJured.
The first fail was given to Stecher, and
when Lewis failed to reappear to wrestie
for the second fall at the expiration OF
fifteen minutes. the match was also
awarded to him.
Lewis throughout evaded the champion,
dancing around the ring and keeping as
far from the Nebraskan as possible.
Mayor Bosse announced that no more
matches would be permitted here until
he was assured they would be honestly
contested.
The crowd hooted and jeered when
Lewis refused to make a move when be.
hind Stecher on the mat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-22
Creighton Lawyers
Hold a Big Rally

A rousing foot ball rally was held at
the Creighton Law school Wednesday to
arouse enthusiasm in that department for
the Creighton-Haskell Indian game Sat-
urday. Although the foot ball team has
always had more representatives from
the Law school than from any other de-
partment. the barristers have been some
what lax In boosting and supporting the
eleven. and the meeting was principally
held to organize for the coming battle.
Talks were given by Jack Shannon,
captain OF the team. who IL a student In
the law department. and by the various
class presidents, urging all to particl-
pate In the parade to be held Saturday
preceding the game. Even Prof. Arson
Bigelow. animated by the spirit OF the
gathering. addressed the students. telling
them that the foot ball team was perhaps
the greatest factor in spreading the
Creighton name. and that It was the stu
dents duty to back the team at itl
games.
A number Of pennants have been or,
dered for the parade. and It Is expected
that the denomination will be one OF the
best ever given by Creighton students.