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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
KANSAS7TO7 TIE WITH DRAKE
CLOUDS BULLDOGS RECORD FOR
SEASON IN CONFERENCE RACE
Missouri Trims Oklahoma in Other Valley Game of Past
Week-Importan Contests for Coming Week-End

day, although Drake should have
a slight edge.
Ames and GrinneII, MD time Iowa
rivals will tangle at Grinnell In an
other conference game. Ames Is
expected to win but Mike Hyland
and Charley Black have built up
strong team mt Grinnell and the
Pioneers, who were idle last week.
have chance TO win.
Washington. without n victory and
without score in conference game
this season. plays Missouri at Column
bia Saturday. II should be walk
away for Missouri. Kansas, reJuven-
ated and going at top speed. plays
Oklahoma at Lawrence this week and
the Jayha wks should win.
Nebraska meets its arch rival,
Notre Dame, the team for which the
1uskers have been pointing all eea.
son.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
FORW ARDPASS, GIPP TO BERGMAN
SCORED 1st TOUCHDOWN AGAINST
HUSKERS IN 1919--HOOSIERS WON
Nebraska Outpayed Notre Dame in All Departments of the
Game Except Forward Passing Visitors Put Over
Touchdown in Third Quarter TO Win, IA to g.

drove to a touchdown, Wright max
ing the last half-yard needed to
count on line plunge. Fred Dale
failed to kick goal ard the Irish
were still ahead. : 10 6. In the third
period Notre Dame put over Its
second touchdown.
1t was a warm day and The Omaha
Bees account of the game states that
had there been more zip in the air
and less Gipp in the game the out
come might have been different.
II was in the fourth quarter that
Captain Paul Dobson lifted a field
goal between the uprights from dif-
ficult angle while standing on Noire
Danes 43-yard line. Nine thousand
90 W tho oatne The lippup.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Rusty" Evans to
Fight Stra,yer

Rusty Evans. clever lightweight
boxer OF York. and Battling Stray
er OF Lincoln, former holder OF the
Nebraska state title, will meet In a
10-round main event bout tomorrow
night at the Armistiee day fight
program at Norfolk.
Following the Sirayer fight. Evans
will Journey TO Sioux City. where
be Is scheduled to meet Phil Longo
Of Des Moines IN a 10-round semi
windup event bout.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Washington getting a tie with Cali
fornia and West Virginia Wesleyan
winning over Syracuse. Students of
form simply tore up their tally sheets
and solemnly ate the pieces.
On consequence of many disa asters
Illinois, Notre Dame, Pennsylvania
Dartmouth. Yale, California, Stan
ford, Alabama and Rutgers remained
as unbeaten teams. and of these Illi.
nois, Dartmouth. Yale, California and
Rutgers have lost caste by playing
tie games. Two others, Syracuse and
Ohio State, were beaten for the first
time, and another pair. Harvard and
Lafayette, were so thoroughly an.
initiated by Princeton and Rutgers
respectively that they never will be
the same.
II the writer had anything TO do
with, it, which he hasn't, he would
move the football capital of the
country to South Bend, Ind. and
let his critics do their worst. Nofre
Dame again showed its downright
class by beating Wisconsin, 3s to 3,
and is riding high on the crest of
national dominance. II any team
i'm the country could have beaten
Princeton on Saturday that team
was NOtre Dame.
Men of the wide open west may
find that statement difficult Of
masticatiOn. They will point to the
fact that Notre Dame was five
touchdowns better than Princeton
few weeks ago and that, there
fore. not only the Irish but Illinois.
Chicago, Nebraska. Michigan and
western teams without end could
and can beat Princeton. But they
missed seeing modern miracle
enscted when Princeton swamped
Harvard. "a to o. Princeton that
was 1.O00 per cent better than the
team that faced Notre Dame.
II the west accepts Chicago for its
so-ealled moral victory over Illinois
and 1t should. IL must also accept
Princeton for what it WAS on Satur.
day.
However. records will be record,
eAHh dh early season mus
rob the greatest Princeton team OF
the modern generation OF nationa
recognition. The Chicago tie. in a
lesser sense. will deprive the Illini OF
their top rank rating. unless Notre
Dame. Stanford. PENNSYLVANIA and
Alabama are beaten in one of their
remaining games.
The same holds good for California,
unheaten in four wears, by Washing
ton In ~ tie Saturday; Washing.
ton lost another touchdown on a
tumble, otherwise Stanford now
would stand at the head of the coast
procession. IL does. In certain
sense. but the skull cracking IL still
ahead for Stanford. which has yet TO
show 1t musters an adequate defense.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Jack Dempsey
Best Man at
Cops" )" Wedding

New York. Nov. 10.--Iack Demp-
sey. who has displayed some fast
fooiwork In dodging engagements.
was best man last night in = wed.
ding on the East Side.
Miss Rebe Schneider met Patrol.
man Benjamin kaplan Of the Long
Branch N. ~ police. three year.
ago when SHE was about 10 drown.
lie saved her.
They were united last night by
Rabbi Weisner NJ the grand man.
sion. Dempse, was hest man. and
the bride. sister. Miss Molly
Schneider, WAS bridesmaid. Jack
kesrns and Mayor Howisnd ot
Long Branch were ruesta
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11


through the gates. IT will be up TO
Coach Dawson to whip an inexperi-
enced team which is further ham
pered with injuries into shape to meet
what everybody i'm the country be-
lieves TO be the best eleven Of the
season. For two years now Ne
braska has ruined glorious seasons
for the Irish. Notre Dame pulled out
Of here last November with the mcm-
bers of what had come here heraltied
as the wonder team full Of but one
thought:
I'VE must beat Nebraska in 1874"
When the squad first assembled IN
the fall that same idea was extant.
With Army. Princeton. Georgia Tech
1t was beat the nlif possible, but Ne
braska was held up as the eleven
which must be turned back.
At South Bend the Irish began the
last week of practice before the Ne
braska game By working on what
were described as innovations.
Notre Dame has used these so-called
innovations" on Nebraska before
and sometimes they worked.
All surface indications would point
TO Notre Dame victory. The game
is on the Irish home field and over
confidence, which eome said was the
cause OF the Irish downfall IN 1923.
will certainly not be on display.
OF the nine games played by the
two teams in an unb-oken string
since 1915 Notre Dame has run OF
three victories TO It's credit. These
came in the years of 1912, 1920 and
1921. Nebraska has won the last two
years and the number OF victories Is
all square. each eleven having four
The 1918 game was a scoreless tie.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Games This Week

missouri VALLEY
Nebraska against Notre Dame at South
washington against Missouri at Co
Drak. against Knnsa. Assies at Man
Knnas against Oklahoma at Lawrence
Iowa state against GrinneD at Grinnell
WESTERN CONFERENCE.
Chicago against Northwestern a. Chi
Michigan against Ohio state at Co
niinoi. against Minnesota at Mime
wisconsin ssain.t lows st Madison.
indiana axefnst Wabash at Blooming
WIN BIG THREE"
Yale agaIna Prpeetou at Princeton.
Harvard against Brown NJ Cambridge
Army aEsinst CelumbIs At West Point
Dartmouth asainss Cornell af Ne"
York
Navy against Bucknen at Annapolis.
STATE HIGH SCHOOLS.
Albion At Central City.
Loup City at Ansiey.
Blair AZ Fender.
Beatrice at Omaha Tech:
CoIumbus AZ Grand Island.
Harvard at Clay Center.
IulesburE, Colo. ~ chsppen-
Exeter AZ Hebron.
Maxwell at Farnam.
Fullerton al Clarkes.
Wilber at Friend.
Wahoo at Fremont.
fofhenhurg at MeCook.
Imperial at Haxtum. Cole.
Liberty at Marysville.
Pierce at Neigh.
Falla CITY At Nebraska City.
Ord at Oeceola.
Peru Prep At Plattsmouth.
south Omaha at Omaha Central.
sidney at Kimbail.
Rsyard AT Scotfsblun.
University place At Tecumseh.
Norfolk at West Point.
York at Lincoln.
gibhon at Kearney.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Bueay Basket Ball Squad Reports for Initial Practice
Coach Dawson Whips Squad Into Shape for Noe Dame us
Troutman Has
:. Charge of Squad
8 in First Workout
Number ofLast Years Stars
j. Missing From Last Nights
Drill Due 10 Grid
- Activities.

In the absence Of Basketball Coach
a. A. Schabinger. who has not re-
turned from Boston where he refer
eed the Boston college Marquette
football game Saturday. Johnny
Troutman, diminutive Bluejay cage
captain, had charge of the 1924
Creighton university basketball squad
in its first workout OF the year.
Several familiar faces were missing
from the squad In last nights pre-
liminary workout, most conspicuous
Of which was that of Jimmy Lovely.
1923 captain of the Blue and White
all-victorious quintet.
Ike" Mahoney, Eddie Alien, and
Joe Speicher. who are members of
Coach Wynn's gridiron aggregation.
were also absent from the initial
workout.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
MISSOURI VALLEY STANDINGS.
fIp,Iudipg opiv Corfsveure Games)
DETERMINED Kansas Jay

ha wk waged a ter
rife but unsuccess-
ful fight to remove
the Drake Bulldog
from the Missouri.
Valley lead last
week. but the un.
d e T cate d Drake
team still hea Dis the
proc ession as con
ference teams pre-
pare for next Sat.
urday when one of
the seasons tough
est weekends OF
football confronts
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

1919 Nebraska
Notre Dame gam,
will long be re
IN Q m b ere d b,
those who sa W il
On the first kick
off. George Gjpp
gr eat Notre Dame
halfback, slipped
a pass to Berg
man and the lat
ter ran something
like 30 yards to g
touchdown. The
final score was j 4
to 9 in favor oi
the invading Irish
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Onawa. Ia.-Vanscoy Of Blencoe de.

0nawa. 1a.-Nan>coy OF Blencoe de-
feated Left OF Belvidere township at
Blenooe this afternoon by four feet
in a 100-yard footrace for 500 side
bet. Time: 0:1o a.S. Both men are
members OF the onaws hose hose
team. Now comes the sad part of
the story. A colored man from Des
Molnes. who goes under- the name OF
Berry. Just dropped in as a spectator
and in match with the winner cas-
lily defeated him In a loo-yard race.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
TIGERS DEFEAT OF HARVARD
BOOSTS NOTRE DANES STOCK;
MAROONS DARKEN ILLINPS CLAIM
Washingtons Tie With Califor and West Virginia Wes
leyan Winning Over Syra Other Upset of the Dope
Bucket-Ohio State Beat en- for First Time This Season.
~

EW YORK. Nov.
10.-Fate, absolute a
q e sp / yer all
I h | n & s m o r t al.
W a Y e d a m a & | c
wand on Saturday
and, lo,s there was
a hitherto discred.
tied Princeton team
p | a y ing football
such as no Tiger
outfit ever played
before, Chicago get
ting a 21-all tie with
the & r ea 1t Illini,
Rutgers swarming
nxfor fuuoffo
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
The Columbia Junior, - South

The Columbia Juniors " South
Omaha went down To defeat AZ the
hands OF the StreetsVilie team Of
Council Bluffs by a score or 10 to q.
The victory retrieves the druhhins
thu Columhias kave the Conneh
Bluffs team two weeks seo hv
score Of 10 to Q. Johnston and Watt
were the stars for Council Biuffs.
Watts run through the entire team
for i0S yards for a touchdown fea'
tured
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Tovsnda. Pa. Nov. lo-Sewart 7.
Flce. member Of an amateur football
team in Athens. near here. died iaie
last night from injuries received IN
same few hours previous. Es
was kicked IN the head while at,
tempting to make \ tackle.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Grand I.lsnd.-Grsnd Island High

school football team won its ffth
straight victory Of the season today
by defeating kearnsy. IS to Q.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

ISdck from Zhdut
son, where he
watched y o tre
am smother
Wisconsin Satur-
day, Coach Fred
Dawson of Ne.
braska' said that
the Irish team Is
the best he has
seen i'm years.
As a result Of
what he and five
regulars of the
Nebraska team
saw the practice
Monday evening
.,r,x a rfporous
affair, according
to word seeping
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Conrad had high three game. and

high single games in last nights
bowling matches on the Omaha Bowl.
ing associations alleys. Conrad had
e9a score with games Of sss. s4e
and .tS.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

The Boyies Commercial college
football team will entertain the Mis-.
souri Valley team on the Creighton
university field saturday. The game
promises to he a thriller, as both
teams arc Of about the same avoirdu.
pois and speed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
New Haven. conn.-Nliss Pauline

New Haven. Conn.--Miss Pauline
Mackay OF Oakley defeated Miss
Georgia Bishop. the national cham
pion. Al the open golf tournament
an the Country club links TODAY IN
The final match by a score Of l up
on - holes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
NOVEMBER IL, 1901.
4. Louis, Mo.-ln a football game

II. LOUIS, Mo,-fh n fotHUHH -dH't
PLAYED in the World Fair stadium,
Purdue university Of Lafayette. Ind,
defeated the University OF Missouri.
Il to o.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Substitutions: Nebraska. scheIlenbefk
for Wright Hubka for Wilder. Young Tor
Hubka, Hubka for Dale, Pucelik for NJ.
Num- Notre Dame. Trafton for Madi-
CHAN Crowley for Degree, Dooley TOT
Smith
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Husker Mentor
Praises Eleven
From South Bend
Nebraska Coach Admits That
Hoosier Team Is Best He
Has Seen in
Years.

INCOLN. Nov. H.
Back from Madi-
son, NfleTe 10
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Victim of an attempt to perform
mutilation operation upon him wnei
he was invited into an autoinopiie "
three men, two of whom were uresSeu ,
as women, and later thrown OUT anc
Ieft NV tbe roadside, Otho 5. Sloate' ol
near Judsonia, last Monday Afternoon
dragged himself to the office ( l. "
Henderson. from whence he was 'aAei
in a serious condition to the once o
another physician for treatment
The attempted criminal operator
upon Sloate, physicians said' was no'
successful.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Miss Eunice Gilham, aged 10. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Gillian of
Judsonia. actidently shot and killed
herself one day last week. The girls
brother had just returned from a hunt
ing trip and asked her to put the gun
away, She inquired if the weapon
was loaded and when told it was not,
she rested the butt on the floor and
pulled the trigger The charge of shot
blew off the top of her head. Death
was instantaneous.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

veors the wood ranges, they say ma
been nretty well depleted until thtI
win not support the number Oh ca'a
thew use to. They are still good 10
sbe,n. however. because the latter ca
large quantities of herbage' Al Tn
nevt session of the legislature they ez
pect to ask a tax on dogs the proceeu
to 20 towards making good damas
dope nv dogs. The association AIS
plans ON importing some thorousnO'e
stock.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
No WORMS in a Healthy child

All children troubled with Worms have an un-
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and as q
rule there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion. and act as a General Strength
enlne Tonic TO the whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispel the worms and the Child will be
in perfect health. Pleasant to take. Soc per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
TAXES DUE

The Running Lake Drainage Dis
trict taxes are now due and the tax
book is at the Randolph County Bank.
Please furnish the bank with the num-
bers of your land and let them have
your receipt ready.
9-3t. f Spinnenweber Treas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

The manager of the Liberty cafe at
HOxie, which was destroyed by fire
recently. owns a monkey which he kept
in the cafe with a cat. The eat and
the monkey became great friends
While the building was burning, the
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

BY the use of fertilizer, James
Rogers. who owns farm in Baxter
county, increased his corn yield two
thirds this year. He planted three
stalks to the hill, placing a teaspoonful
of fertilizer i'm each hill. The corn
returned him one big ear to each stalk,
and he will gather from 60 to T5 bush
els to the acre a record yield for up
land. The variety of corn is Bloody
Butcher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Russell Smith of near Mariana
was injured fatally one day last week
MS the result of having the end of a
leather whip wrapped about his waist
while he was walking beside log
wagon. The whip became entangled
in the wagon wheels and he was
thrown beneath the heavy vehicle. He
died several hours later.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Residents of New Home community
and along the line of Greene county
recently invited Sheriff Stepp and his
deputies TO assist them in Kidding that
section of liquor manufacturers and
bootleggcrs. More than a dozen men
joined with the officers in series of
raids last Sunday, when they located
two stlll sites. A quantity of mash
and apparatus was destroyed near Jim
Stevens place but no arrests were
made. The other raid was made near
the New Home church, where the raid
ers found a worm, mash, a furnace and
other equipment.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

The 3-year old son of Robert Seaggs
of Cave City was instantly killed and
his parents and grandmother were in
iured last Thursday when the car in
which they were riding plunged over
an embankment near Batesville. The
brakes failed to work when the party
was descending n steep incline and the
car left the road, crashing against a
tree.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

The democratic state central commit
tee last week elected s. NJ Bone, a
Batesville lawyer, as presidential cleo
tor from the 2nd congressional dis
trict to succeed Ben b. Williamson,
who it was found could not serve be-
cause of the fact that he is a member
of the state senate
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the NJ J. Reynolds estate
are hereby notified to come forward
and make settlement before Nov. 1.
Z st. X. l.. Butler, Adm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

1t is reported that a party Of hunters
killed large timber wolf in the White
river bottoms about four miles east OF
Bald Knob one day recently. 1t is re-
ported that they found signs Of good
many wolves in the river bottoms.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Says the Calico Rock Progress: &c.
W. Jones is almost beyond going since
Tuesday when he stuck thorn in his
foot. A few hours following the mis-
hap he stuck nail in the other foot,
and the injuries cause him a great
deal of inconvenience"
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

For the purpose of promoting the
sheep growing industry Baxter county
farmers have organized a sheep grow
ers association. During the past ten
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

The strawberry drive Of the Donl-
phan Chamber of Commerce has been
closed and 112 acres of strawberries
have been pledged for next year. The
Chamber Of Commerce Is endeavoring
to make Ripley county a strawberry
producing community.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
ABSTRACTS AND MONEY

We make farm loans and abstracts
On short notice. Citizens Farm Loan
Co, f. j. Baltz, Manager. 10 If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
WOOD For SALE

Any kind, any amount, any length,
any time, any where. Cali 81 or 81.
Pace 4 Thompson.
81 II. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Better lights in the farm home will
keep the city's bright lights from be-
ing SO attractive.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

Jim Sparbo of near Walnut Ridge
was fined 50 and costs in circuit court
at the Ridge recently for whipping his
daughter numerically.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
North Arkansas News

Republicans elected sheriff III
Boone county and representative In
Conway county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

manager rushed in and rescued the
monkey, it being chained. When the
animal was released beyond danger, it
dashed back into the doomed building,
through smoke and fire, siezed the cat
in its arms and carried it to safety.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23
piles Cured in 8 to "A Days

Druggists refund money II PAZo OINTMENT fails
70 oire Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you
can sec restful sleep after first application. 60c.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-23

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-30

Summer Furs and rich silk braid trimmed.
Many of these are fine Twill, Charmeuse and
Faille Coats, so smart for summer wear
also many beautiful Novelty Fabrics and
Sports Coats galore, in charming models and
very desirable shades = Saturdays price,
$3.50.
Bargain Basement Palais Royal
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13

tween them regarding the formation
of a joint naval squadron on the river
Yang-tze-kiang. and are making eff
forts to have the Chinese government
agree to this plan"
The list of such examples" the au-
thors Of the Chinese declaration con-
tinue, could be prolonged indefinite
ly. The government is under the. in
fiuence of imperialists, but in response
to the arbitrary conduct of foreigners,
the national movement in China is
growing, in which the Kuomintang in
fiuence is steadily growing.
Organize Revolutionary Movement.
I'VE consider necessary to create
such national revolutionary move
ment, under the direction of strong
centralized party, which could draw
broad masses to the movement.
1.-THE national congress of the Kuo.
mintang adopted the party program,
demanding the abolition of all oppres-
sive agreements of exploitation, con-
cluded with foreigners, regarding con-
cessions, consular rights, foreign con-
troll of customs, and also the repudia-
ton of all loans contracted by irres-
home policy, the party demands gen.
eral suffrage, freedom of speech and
meetings, the enactment of labor legis
lation and the protection of labor or
CARNATIONS, the reorganization Of the
agrarian system and naturalization of
means of communication.
After this congress, the Kuomin
tang entered into a new phase. Many
laborers and intellectuals have now
joined the party.
Hold May Day Demonstrations.
"a number of big demonstrations in
various towns were arranged on May
Day under our direction. When the
Chinese government at first broke up
the agreement with the Union of So
Wet Socialist Republics, the Kuomin-
tang arranged demonstration in Pc
king, which was dispersed by the
police
| lOudy, INC IVhihS SOfoihmonI Al
beginning to prosecute the Kuomin-
tang. Thus, five members of the party
were arrested at Hankow on May LIST,
and then executed, while five other
Kuomintang members were appre-
hended in Picking and jailed without
court judgment"
The authors Of the reported declara-
ton conclude by stating that their
party is still small in China. They
state that it is the party's program, in
accordance with the resolution of the
Fourth World Congress of the Third
(Communist) International, to direct
the labor and participate in the nation
al movement in China.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13

Continued from Page y
Dor several years ago, declares in
part: 1--WE feel that the attempted
usurpation of the power of govern
ment by the Ku Klux Khan is of para
mount Importance to every American.
We cannot belive that any American
after giving full thought to the pur-
poses and objects sought TO be OBJ
tanned by this organization can either
join or condone such conspiracy.
Hit Khan Intolerance.
"The American people cannot toler.
ate the threat or the accomplishment
Of usurpation OF the powers of govern.
ment by any organization or be denied
by intimidation fraud or duress. The
intolerance Of the Ku Klux Khan is its
stock, in trade. BY the arousing of
blind hatreds II seeks to nerve its ad-
herents on TO policy that falls little
short of treason. Thru prejudice It at.
tempts to swerve its followers to a
course that could not be made at.
tractive to any following by any other
means. We cannot refrain from point.
ing out the fact that great wars have
been fought for the very freedom that