Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1902, Page 4

| THE OWAFHA DAILY BE FRIDAY THE JOHN BENO COMPANY ! COUNCIL BLUPPFS, TOW A, This great store is now a best and the purchase of your winter and elsewhere Every ¢ epartment is showing special features, == Fashionable Wraps headenarters. Owe line fazh comprises moys real One far section has 2 well rited prest for selling ounly #f o) than ever hefove. Wonte Carlo Coats in profasion. liability and of eorrect style and Full Length Conta- 27 inel sewifitted garmenta, 20ineh military The newest ideas of .4“, leading furri Fome Bk Cowts and little jawnty box All ave heve powr " R '_.v‘ ‘. oy ave heew fold by many that we are showing more styles than any othey T ey ing ia furs Monte Cavlo iz withowt donbt Fashion's cholee, at the same time want one - particnlarty when Fashion sagz any of these are Marten cinater searfs, tail trimmings Hable scarfa, tail teimmings, $2.560 Ve are showing » ;.ar?w.)a‘rw attpactive Jot of Keveeys and Panne Zibelinex, in dif Isabeila and sable scarfs, good length, tail tof Jerwgthe and stylew st $22.50 hewe conts ave made up in the very best of ma : 3 R Tinings ave all of the very hest qualify, guaranteed for wear, and the work Bear set, long boa, wuff to mdteh exeeptional ¢ anship comld not be improved wpon Muffs to mateh all scarfs at all prices. Capes In popriilar prices owe stock I8 most complete At 31000 we are showing rome temarkable valves in ings, upward from $22.50 Mowte Catle and Joose back eftects -Wool Kerseys, cape effectsbext of satin linings -a rare bargain at Coats § ) P £l et St " ki thie price—10.49 vata in electric seal, illusion seal, gennine sealakin In neniAitiad TTinaN garments we e showing special values at all prices—$12.50, $10.00, 39,00, $5.00, seal with varfous eombinations at all prices 8750 and 3550 The Flannel Waist Por Wenr, Henlth, Comtort, Economy. & sont and Basement Bargains, Outing Flannels in dark color- ings, 4c per yard. EMIAR v aaw aqial (hie a0 86 smawhars GRAY COTTON BLANKETS 40c. Wa A4 pet rive wtonk of Ranhal Watet & hAd basn PAdnand n wome in AT ot $075, 400, 8456 48 §5.00 watate marked to 8380 JThess are syscinl for Friday and Satordey. They ars it 9.4 sisa Toie Ohotas of any o ows 8575, $3 and 480 waists, 109 $3.38 And o EovA waighe speeial At 100 paie Gosl ReveFimania wé §100, b5, §i 08 asa e w ' l aistings, Tha haw astin siewne waletines o of (he popuiar noveliise of #11 (s naw Ahwden It INE A0 Aark towes, With & pratty Tittia ouer Wn Wavh ows Ehoaidl e stock and &1 684 plasss and 644 sizen Ehack of Mack and whits 556 6F (6 61 8 RINA—MEYS Waon trerked a0 & excoptiomtily tow rice 285¢ Yard Waika that aoiA sapiiesly ot 95.00, §6 50 and $4.00 1 5() A # il nasertthant of (ha Iatest (hinge for waisis from 15e 4 #I1 #h wE, Aaek L 2 $1.00 & yard iy ¢ A Colored Dress Goods Sale at 39¢ and 69c Yau are acquaitited with the geneml excsllonce of onur dross goods department and when we ar tiotinoe that we shall offer a large part of the goods ab the above special pric " to i Tmportation A Blon aanctiinont of sularsd Atsna ponis UL U e T e IRAIAN wiile, whirte, waletn, 6¢ chilAsan's Aranann, In Ittt med dieed gonfe, seanllont salusn ot Ihe Fagy n{ prioe of 100, au B5 and §1.50 ) 084 vuivet cappet % we know you will awake "31.%5, mad ant yard ... Aloso n splendid line, made up of our regular e, T65¢ and W5 qualities, nt A good heavy Ingrain carpst, Boy’s Ruierq. 1-3 Of1. Hava This toneh thass iittle ov, ? coid w. *5 aet quiexly her will canse & Ma Men’s Separate Odd Pants, 28 Per Cent Discount. We Bave an sccwmal at wtonek t of which ar the convenienca of the oat and vest. We das auick move,” and the price of sach Thems are in worsted s 5 plain and strige. You r eize t any who on we have .o thews pan DAL end % has been e &, Koodl patts rns and worth 1.1 1814 with wo od paper—tor, ydrd and mads and lald with lining « & enap I3 A6 B soats for the jows. Wa Bave them ehinchilia, ' haveey, oo avt and astrakhan, and agem 4 1o ¥ gears $4.90 Rantars tor $5.00 Raetars for ":fi roliars wers B 5,30 Rasfars for $3.67 -ply lines, the $4.00 Raatars for $4.00 ve Carpets and Drapery Department 1.00 *: 40c vy s Bave your size 3 foor sas Da neck 7 dresa wi THE KEISE: fixia,” that Ras we are show sfaction not obtained far sine " {ar section L £ every deserip- Reliable Furs, Extremely Low Prices strictest pe- Men’'s Linen Collars 75¢ a Dozen. 2 foe 35e They 2 every way s e we Anru.twe and Stylish Neckwear. black, white asd biack aad white. CHIFFON NECK gt d—yard granite ingrain pat e and pat ewest styles. 100 HERE tapestry Brussels, worth 85e stcon patterns, worth Zic and lic, for, to 31000 IS NEWS THAT WILL HELP YOU IN YOUR HOME PLANNING to %5, g and durable good an : 0dd Lots Nottingham Curtains, 1, 2 and 3 Pairs, at 25 Per Cent Off. SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON OUR ARABIAN CURTAINS, RUFFLED MUSLIN AND RUFFLED NET. 15 Patterns of Curtain Swisses, Slightly Soiled, at Half Price. IOWA. Tagton; ¥ Holton, we Willlamson, e, B B (Monda or () o) 'r:t'cnlb'v.‘:.w l.’l . 1avaliey, Car .w"! 'le"m_:lll rila, whers they will hed, alley, D, J. 1eValley, Car ,]:.l:’.'p:'lvn:” Mr. and Mre, John R, Toller, & . = . 2 A Grab Pa yilient olgthesrack made only %o at A. B X AN X R g v o Tirondway 1N ”TFND)\N(F AT “"IR( I ilting tuch pster ana seape Feiday and aturday of thin week Hanwen | Ficture traming, C. K. Alexander & Co, ” chn : BE | doen hint promats ng & Markn, the Jewelers, at 308 Houth Main | Hrosaway. Te), o ¢ atelal 1 ber ite atrent, will oondict a “urab sale’ Pack. | ey f70 Mre Veed 3 1L are home trom i + ittty g nentimen nialning Jaweiry worth the prioe 1n| ' For rent. nivels furniehod (rome o o Thankagiving Barvioss Avtenot wa | oo i) et here i e every (naiancs will he mold At 850 each, | resacnable’ price. © inquite 6 Morth T Unnsually Large Orowd, g aflunt Among (hess packages 1a a Indies’ gold|*'7o" Y & Wumetlien beat 10 sald et Thanke- | Mled wateh, ladies’ Aiamond raby ring ana |, 20180, 8t once, carrler with horse for WiVihg Gxb o e 0" Bt oy oo route on The Hee, ' Apply at the office, No, 11 Mgen ot rean o sin what 16 g0l G er costly pleces of Jewelry, such as |10 Feari sireet REV, MILFORD RIGGS DELIVERS SERMON | Mew Frnminnd tnthers 1 hetiese it o a | Heautiful pine, chaine, ste. Don't forget| We are headguarters for 0 of all Btbmiper m:q-)“-1 ani hae galhed nmu. the date of this bag sale, Friday and Hai. | Kinds, Hee us '-'/uvn you buy, G Paint, nmn‘.v'.-c I g Wannes, 1 eannot (hink of | wrday, November 38 ana 20 Oll and Glass Co, Bprnken Bl Bennane foF Thamktuliean l”h‘»;.l'v apart v'm‘”l "';”'vl"’ relighne ’Ml-“l.'n:n.n. Hearne and children of O - vl i i ve ol e the giesth o on ANtk Sentiments whieh ctne |8 e el iy (R G e Davis sells puint STk, B I Biowaes. v dearate Hidoved of guemilis HEE AWont Bhnescnnes ut Thankontving dav simihusises the Home michosntgen of this clty " lfament e e emnasises e wome | GETS INTO BANKRUPTCY COURT ') botnted architocts ' for ‘U e Uy e 10 e iay fur familly gather)nes B :""""” . g o TN T hosgte eorii W0 home "es hoatd mesting of the Councll iy { - .-.:m.‘ e 7”:‘.7” '.'.', 'l"’vj:: Tusativit: Federnl dudue Appolnts Hecelver for | Woman s ol will be held '.'n'"n.ln I:I\'.'yry' Thin duy Yakon Gad thin copsideral the Flem of Whitelaw rooma at i o clook this wflernoon Be Yo Thankinl wae (he aublest ol b e tiaal e Sicane Film e d & Sords Mr. and Mrw. Hobert Colville of Glos Fov, MIlBEA Bina serinn eoaterday iy Hoe tis wlgniieance. The akeptieiam of (e nov, Darg Tl are the kuests of Mr. and M R L e R T e T R 1 present dey e nob the -u", o Ahat Vietor 16 Bender of Wifth avenue the FiEat Braabptorian thure, which was | bolomes ' LIare 1 dur affalte “1n (e | The affaire of Whitelaw & Gardiner, pro- | Mra Portertieid und Mise 1. ¥ . M " R N R e Gud I osintena & Ay ’ eld Are apen the Than ALAKHARA by the IAFRenE GoREERRALIDN Bincs | (AFRAIY IRNOrsd Bven chugeaes aften tey | PFietore of the Honton store, have been | dayy Witn"§ir Wrank Porierfio ar "Atlan Ui I AErien 6f (he Frotesmnt Chirenes | 16 00 WIEROWE HEm: (0 Ve sidat of all | FOwR inta the federal bankeuptoy eourt | tie, fn WAS IRAUGHFRING, . Fhe munte hich es :‘lfl' Ll Terenive tuwaed i aid twhorlig | by A, Bimon & Co. of New York, the Wolfa- | Chatles MoDonald of Hutte, Neb., In fn WRBAIRILY Wi, wan endnrd by (ke ehots | U Rt Rt wa Should e callad upon e | YOt Eleetrical company of Omaha and | 5 CUK, spending the Ehankelving, holt o Lhe Firat Presbyierian ehareh The il Ny Uhie rhist exsrnioe "N hs Michael Cooper of New York, whose olalms | Tonaii AT/ OUNETRN. iy Jo ¢ BIBIRRER mablating 1 (ke mupeion worp: | Lan pnotub R state to halt nie day I | axarexate nearly 41,000, On'thele showink | Hev Money Del. will reopen hin fn- Hov. G W. Bipder, bastor of B Jonnw| S1681 (RGEor Th it natlona) Nie ihe iifs | Teterday #, A, Buckmian of the First Na- | duatriel school at the mission at &0 Kuat BRRIOR LAINROAR churehi Hey. damea | 00 200 W T Him dlen the solution o | UOnal bank of this ity has been appotnted | it Baty afjereeon, ot wh e i : 108 | il e i bonal beoblems Thare san be | pecelver and (his dissolves the (rusteeahip (Ving spro i AR, BRRIOE Bf Lhe FIEsL Cangremn: | 5 wiee siatsemnnehly (el ten W o y v e ol eRUFh: WO, W, B, ramdaon, poeior | | W e La SRV b (LRI Tot ot tiatiom, | OF MY, Muse, the representative of Johu V.| Maving refurniahad my sailery upto-date B the Firt Oheistin chireh, Rev A | A, g g Eilame elon (hat ol | Paeweil o of Obloago hie month 88 photon for g% and 4 o an he Uhanit foF e? We b i Alreo o tod p per 'dosen ve " your BUEI, astne of Teinits Mothmtiar s, | bn peiobnt i (ORI for at Wa wan | Uniar the direotions of (he federal court on taken mow, | Bisianay Bov W Guiteh, saster of oromerehi t 6 RAVER'D: "N Ly L At Y Reelver Buckinan has advertised tho anle |43 wnd 4 Bouih Math sireor, Gpataira Muthodish ehi " s Wew e 1w Navmt pliimen (4 A patviothe | Of the stock o bulk for Haturday morning | Maturday, November 2, the Purity Candy ul 'u ; "‘h eshi Rev. Harver Hustetlar | e tn i wi ARS hatURREId: DuE nouniey | at 10 6'eloek, the sale 1o be subjeot to the [SlIehen, Bl iroadway. will have nother B 6F the Seeond Presbyiorian ehurch; | 18 tors 1n heed of Gltisens than 11 ts of bl candy sale Al fresh candies peanut AV, W, B. Bathen, Basor of the Fire, | SIeER wpproval of (he federal eourt judis chooolate, angel food, tafty and other Kinds Proabytaring chireh, aid Rev Mithod The tnventory of the stock has been com. | &L 10 oents w pound ough for all \ ol N ORL L Gravel vooie A, B Rl 540 Broadway. | pleted and 1s found to be worth about #21,. | Mra Ieving UL Parsons, formerly Mis Panter of the Bt B : ApHet ehireh 00, with an additionsl §4,000 for fintu Minnte Williameon, ateacher fn (he' Coun ov. MilEord Riges sald n part Hibien Now Rendy : : clj,utte achoois and who has been critio ThIR Ih 0L & 0D o Bomating o A [ U 10 date the kinown Habilities s ally 11l &t hor home 1 Malyern, 1a., ia suf wt Nai e ave mehhefel hat | Thoee who ate sntited to the Bible, given | about $40,000 flelentiy ‘recovered o be brought’ 1o “the 29 1NATHITGATE o an s pamieg Mered PINEE | oy’ premium by The Hee, ean gel same by QO SEorern Parenta, Mr. aad Mre. 8. N ::'«]‘.-\ml BTNt ien ulgine o u Nty | calting at the Counell Riufts ofes. Kindly Hibles Now Heady, 1 thie ety TUIF, Bk thin D8 TRANE & dne ard al eof | A1 A0 avoh ke pbsalble, Those who are entitled to the Bible, given AR Pk EPAMEIAE fir WHAt has i o an s premium by The Bee, oan eot same by |STOPS MUNICIPAL ~ WATER e n; IR Metly & relie NO¥ Plumbing Co., telephone 6. ealling &t the Counell Blufts ofee. Kindly . o by SE R0 2 & 3 G Atp Oy Sy Y e g g B s Clrenlt Judue Deatroys Precedent by ) m»\l‘vn 1 AR TARNGE Bkt Itn ik . Neversing lowa Supreme Court "W»'""' Whls Was BAfBEe YU buy your eonl see Wi Weleh | Plumbing end heating. Bixby & Son N " m-o |\ .\"")im\‘ 1o ah unhapny mak |80 18 Nurth Main strest and he will oy | Dectaton, YL "“"‘\i" RIS Ak A, Yt | Pt (8 Yo how v van wel o fne ot Yor & Ravher Shan s OF RNOW the uhthan! 101 ah 1 ynioving [ Ok heating stove withont costing you A The barber shop of Randolph & Poater| OTTUMWA, la, Nov. 37.—For the firet iy Ryl r“\n'.".:i‘ fladgl e e Why hever hy. "Phoue, s | &0 11 North Math street was treated to a | time sinoe the Dred Boott declsion & United ..\“\ e T eve | oont of tar and feathers after midnight | Blates clreult court has refused to follow \ .\..v» PRopis Wi eeak bn give expres dRrare for MRttt Conet Wedneaday, The LaF was ameared over the | 8 decision of a state supreme court. The b L A 0t iy T woide | Th werordunes with the eider of dudae | \arwe front window, obliterating (he sign, | ©8%¢ 18 that of the water supply company VR A beaty ottt e Dhathd | WHeRI6E (i spseinl venite ot ARy furymen | “BBAve, fo HAIE Out, 166 The barber | 0F Ottumwa againat the oity the » heral Whis Biavning Par | B8 AFRWE yesiarday bo take the plave of bole oh Lhe curbstone was alsd treated to| PIRINUNE sought to prevent the bullding gy 3 et fotle [ he FElar panel for the November (srm at | & Ilberal soating of the same mixture and | Of & municipel water plant and carried the s e aalilay of [ Avieay which had bee clared nol Arawh | A GUARLILY OF (AF wan Alse poured over | U8se 10 the Unjted States olreuit court at ¢ ' At LR woblest purpose oy | vomplianee with (he law the front door. The shop ia known as o, Bt Louls That tribunal decides that Ot b Al eaiah B OAuKind Maced | harbe \ N ” onoe i TAMWA has reached the legal lwit of in THis ia » ¢ o Wm0, - bl Yoy ACeRonin L Lyiman rave | “Darber collage” and 1h consequence s ‘:M‘y"!-‘\'s \’-‘"“:F 'Hvl::\yx“lflkmn:: I Al "',",“"‘ BB Freeman aald (6 have aroused the enmity of the | debiedness, notwithetanding that the lowa 18 BF Vhle hation- for S Bl Voo B0 feguiar shops. The lotal uniow barbers | FUPteme court decided levy for (his pur- A Y RTRAY B Sk \“ u‘-.n- [Weny any knowledge of the vandaliem pose would not be & part of the constitus \F tartehe oot Willlaw Reap: ) | tional Indebiednens. m-\\'..q. ny el o by "‘,'{’, N nti | Davie sela glose - Whete B ks T Sushite Kiox MeKay Out on Bail W » D, Houl e '.“ e B8 4 nab Yo o' ,’ ™ Mibles Now Heady. ; h b Rt ‘&,-, ROIARR, A ol oind Wi worwe | LRV '\ R v'\“-‘.“ uiig Heetar | P R ] o AWA, 1a, Nov. 2{—(Epeclal Tele "!ht VK" ARE IO Wik We ahontd he tnore | lob Aavedonia, veoran. Feikian | Thoee who are on o o, /Iven | gram ) Rev. O B MoKay of Mapleton, la ;k;\* Rl tha the shttment that wlveh s | BY Wikeon, Wavel T BN A0 | a8 @ premium by The Bee. can g9t same by | wan released from Jail last night on bonda R Thee OB TR e I Shnirvaen. | by WO A Bl Wavetand, B [ calling ot the Coumell Bluls oee. Kindly [ or 41000, slgned by John A Melsler, & RIRTE DTS AR et TAE, R \ HIRERAN, (aveon & :.:.‘.'\'“v .:.,\f | call a% woon o possibie wealthy farmer of Mapleton. MeKay took A+ oren erly v e i o ™ le “ Baritn te M Rnase Pavt ' B‘:.‘gT '-'r. Whier, Layton: Mariin b % R | Bavie st Gregs. 10 Mapleton, where his wite is, as threats S CUTLE PeReth sy R0 U R | e sl earvets and ruas arsinat him are sl w MORYICIAN Koani B N6 Klame & o a'“‘“ Elwgant new Xman photos at Sehwidvs | ) M0k, Tartons 8 Bapert wateh tapaiving, Loftert, 4% Bway | Wraht wrong mo mas Wrigsts o4 g B g Am'\nl St“_‘ A ot Nive 5 Biwell will leave| tebicasd buckwheat Sour la pure. MAD FLIGHT OF STREET CAR of Dst Moines. MAKES A HALF HILE IN SHORT ORDER % More or 11 o Ikely to Die as & Result of the Accldent. Dosen Passens Jured and a Little (From a Hiaff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Nov. %1.—(Special.)— Thanksgiving day was ushered in here by a thrilling » 1o on Bixth avenue, where strest car ran madly downtown for more than & half mile along one of the leading wiroots of the city, at times golng at a rate of from thirty to forty miles an hour. The street wan an old single truck car which had long boen regarded as dangerous and the company had contemplated putting |1t out of commission many times. When the car turned into Sixth avenue at Bchool stroet the brake broke and the trolley flew the wire. For a quarter of a mile there was a moderate downgrade, but enough to glve the car great Impotus. The track was good and the car held its place on the ralls. When it reached the | top of the Bixth avenue hill It was golng at terrific wpeed, and here the grade be- comen steop, for noarly & block being about I'h or & per cont, and the r Increased Its spoed with every foot traversed At the foot of the hill the car was going by jumps. Tho motorman kept his place and the passengers, terrified beyond acs tlon, huddled together to await the crash At the end. Luckily the car kept the tracks for two or three blocks farther At Orand avenue an outgolng car was standing on the switch. The runaway car loft the track and tore off the side of the standing car, which was walting to pass. Then the car turned toward the sidewalk and at Looust street plunged Into the curb In front of a drug store. A lamp post broke the force of the crash and the car came to a sudden stop ou the sidewalk. The oar was torn and sbattered to pleces. Jumps and is Injur The first of the passengors to be fnjured Harry Kirkwood, who jumped trom the r before it had gone two blocks. He struck the pavement with great force and was much bruised. All the others re- mained on the car. Mre. John Frawley and her daughter, § yoars old,_were in the car, Bhe was brulsed and sflinters were { run through her flesh, but she will | vive. The child foll in & way that when | the crash came the stove fell upon it, but | & passenger d the stove. The child 1s 80 badly injured she will dle. Mr. and Mra. Fred Cope were slightly injured Sampel Wesl, a old man, Kreatly braised. E. B Bradiey was badly injured but will not die Herman Kiine torman, did not leave his post saw the sh was Inevitable, retreated Into the oar, and he with fesh wounds. The runaway the one which was uck were wrecked and will be abandoned It s ot known just why the brake falled o work or broke. but the car wa one. Heavy damage suits agaivst the com pany are certatn to follow Appeal in Bal was until he when he escaped car and both Case | Judge Bishop and District Attorney Lewis Miles have been engaged the last three daye preparing the bill of exceptions ibe fled in the appeal of Lotson Balliet | from the decislon of Judge Munger to the | United States court of appeals. The work Runs Wild Down Hill Through the Streets | the mo- | an old | , V. JARVIS 1877 BRANDY was pract noon and the matter will go direct to the court of app The transcript in the Balllet case has been made, but will mot be flled with the court of appeals in time for a decision during the next term of court, which convenes at 8t. Louls next Monday. The matter will then of a mecessity go over until the May term. In other words, | the detendant will not learn whether or not be Is to pay the $500 fine imposed by the lower court and remain tn jail for a period of & year until next summer. In the means time he s enjoylng liberty on a $2,500 appeal bond. course of preparation by the attorneys for the government and defense embodies the points covered in the assignment of error but s more in detail and points out errors of the court during the trial of the case, in the application for a new trial which Judge Munger overruled when sentence was imposed a few weeks ag Land Case Completed. The transcript of evidence in the case of the big land controversy In Sac county was filed with the register of the United States landoffice today. This caso Involves 1,000 acres of the best land in the Boyer valley lying along the tracks of the Chi- cago & Northwestern. It is land which was originally surveyed as swamp land by the government and disposed of to the present occupants as such by the state and | county. It was afterward claimed by the | ratirond company as indemnity iand and wold to purchasers through a rallrosd land | company. The issue is whether or not It was in fact swamp land when surveyed fifty Years ago and the testimony relates to that fact. The trapscript filed makes over 3,000 typewritten pages of copy. Changes in G d Numbers. The adjutant general has issued an order making & change in the names of the vari- ous regiments of the lowa National guard. The regiments in the guard as reorgan- ized after the Cuban war were given the number names of the volunteer regiments from Iowa in the regular service. This has been a source of annoyance to the guard and to the volunteers. Now the names are changed from the Forty-ninth to Fifty-second and are given the names Fitty-third to Fifty-sixth inclusive. At the same time there s some rearrangement of the military districts and a few changes in companies. The Oskaloosa company is changed and put into the Fifty-fourth regi- ment. The Burlington company is changed from F to H and the Chariton company goes nto the Fifty-Afth. The vacancy caused by the fallure of the Stuart com- pany has not as yet been filled. It on We ng Day. A wedding set for Thanksgiving day at noon in this city was cut short by the prospective groom deciding that suicide was preferable. Bert McNutt, who has been driver for an ofl supply house, was to have Ily comcluded yesterday after- | |CUARDS WIN A TOUGH CAME Lads from Normal 8chool Make Them Wark for the Victory. IS SIXTEEN TO ELEVEN FINAL SCORE | Normalites Make a Spectacular Play The bill of exceptions under | The bill also includes the complaints mlda‘ been married to Gertrude Guth. parents had opposed the match and he very despondent over this fact. He shot | himself a short time before the hour set for the wedding. He left a number of letters to Miss Guth, but her parents ".i fused (o make them public Her Publish your legal notices In The Weekly Bee. Telephone 258, | by Blocking a Kick and R ning Forty Yards for & Touchdown. In the best exhibition of fost ball seeu in Council Bluffs since the days of the blg games between lowa and Nebraska the Dodge Light Guards yesterday afternoon defeated the lowa State Normal on Manawa fleld by & score of 16 to 11. The sixteen points made by the Guards consisted of three well-carned touchdowns and one goal, while the visitors had, to their credit a touchdown, a goal and a safety. It was by good, straight, hard play that the Guards crossed the goal line of their opponents for each of the three touchdowns, while the visitors secured their Louchdown by a spectacular play that gave them an easy try for goal, and their safety accrued to them through a kick by the Guards that rebounded from the Guards' own line. From start to finish it was ever apparent that the local team was the stronger; even In the second half, when it was expected the Guards would show the lack of training as against their well-trained opponents, they stood up to the play and saw the battle out like the men of the gridiron they have proved themselves to be, by never being beaten. The Guards again, as on the occasion of the game with Highland Park, ehowed excellent interference and seldom failed to gain ground. They relied on no particular style of play to .nake thelr gains, but made progress either at bucking the line or by end runs. In the latter plays Dietrich and Dalley were good for gains right alon, and when a line play was undertaken Wil- liams was the best material. - Makes Spectacular Play. The game opened with the kickoff by the Normal. The Guards began working the ball right down the field and were within twenty-five yards of the goal line when they lost the ball on pemalty. They soon recovered it on downs and at the end of ten minutes after the game had commenced Bailey had been sent over for & touchdown, circling the end. Thomas kicked a difficuit goal. Soore, § to 0. After Sive minutes’ more play the Normal held the Guards and forced the latter to punt. Dewell broke through and blocked the ball, and Pell, who was right with bim, grabbed M and Bad a clear fleld for forty yards to the goal line, planting oval directly between the goal posts goal was an easy ome and was kick | Seore, 6 to & Up to this Ume the game looked & | ome-sided, but this Bt of spectacular ; | \ns injected a lot of interest into the test, and the guards and their friends * |1hat & good 'game was on. The s .m.n.: off and soon had the Normal boy® (Continued on PR Page