Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 6, 1909, Page 6

6 : OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1909 LINCOLY GOES FOOT BALL MAD | 4th PIANO|-====-132() Tapestry Brussels ] Given Away Advance Guard of Hundred lei-wk-‘ Absolutely Free an Dilidh to Wiadk Mibvy wi e | ’ In order to make room for our fall stock we will sell, regardless by ~ ot v g of cost, fifteen practice planos, regular prices $100, $110, $120 and Contest, [] up, at $16, $25, $35 and up, on terms 50c to $1.00 per week. — | . Wl One plano will be given away absolutely free between the hours Nebraska. Kansas. o e of 8 and 4 p. m., Saturday, November 6th, the only condition being | 1802.. 4 12 A beautiful pattern, just discontinued by the makers, only 320 in the that you present this ad to our floor, manager. 1o lot to be sacrificed at the surprising price of The first plano was awarded o N. L. Aldrich, 2010 Webster 1905, . Stréet. 1298 The second plano was awarded to Mr. Ossen Styles, 1121 1'm 1 6 Georgia Avenue. - ] R The third piano was awarded to Miss Bertha Brown, 2219 :mm_ 12 0 Beward Street. | 1801, » 6 We rent new planos, $3 per month and up. Also do expert ::z . « 8 R oo e ass on plano moving by experlenced and careful drivers, and store planos at 1906, . il e M 8l lowest rates 1907.... fenbeasssaseirnsinionnaes 18 8 Our storage facilities are not equalled by any house in the city. 1008.....000iiniin seres [T 20 ’ Free estimates furnished for repairing and refinishing your old By ¥ e or NebCRae: 81 R on ls es plano. c R LS LINCOLN, Nov. 5.—(Spe - | Telephone your tuning or moving order to Douglas 1625, or LN A ot T."" b Independent A-1625. 1s foot ball mad tonight. The Nebraska- SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO. vt ¢ b g g it o On Sale Saturday Only | Cxclusive representatives for Steinway & Sons and the Weber giving eve in 1900, when Minnesota and its Plano’ “lanos. erowd of supporters were gathered in Lin- | 212 Farna oof, coln for a clash with the Cornhuskers, has | 13 m Stroet. Established 1859, there been such a dlsplay of enthuslasm We rent Planola Planos and other Planos at lowest rates. | and college spirft over a foot ball contest. | Since early this morning Nebraska | alumnl and Kansas rooters have been | pouring Into the city. The first train from | EW YORK-ATLANTA CONTEST Briscos Motor company, entered by Mar-| 1 ywrence this morning brought in 100 fra. _Nu. 43—Chaimers-Detroit, Read Hollid: y \ \ ) ] | ; | ternity men from the Jayhawker institu- | New York. tion. Former Nebraska foot ball heroes | i S N o Maxwell, J. H. Hall, Charlotte, | A 0ld “grads" are thick around the city | Twenty-Four Cars Finish Tour with | c : and the university campus this afternoon | B Perfect Scores. \uNo. 10-Studebaker, W. J. §toddard, At-|was filled with the returning alumnl, [ NG si-Relo, . M. Owens & Co, New| Hundreds of teachers from out n tne York. Many hundred teachers from out in the | ¢ 3 FRIZE MONEY IS DIVIDED| No. 42—Regal, E. D, Crane & Co., Atlanta. b — Dtk g ¥ | attend the annual gathering of the Ne. pNoU® - Maxwell Runabout, Maxwell: | braska Teachers' assoclation and nearly | Made of brilliant Pressed Cut Glass, in a most artis- . R - . Two to Seven Machines in Each of [ ric0s company, Atlanta (only entrant in all of them are remaining here for the blg | tic pattern. Unless one is familar with the genuine JUST 320 UF THES UG were secured of a well-known class). Five Principal Classes Get Share —_——— game. University classes for this after- | : : X Havi: eir v . ; | ou cannot tell it from cut glass. It is footed as maker. Having set their looms ot .Purses One Machine SWINNMING CONTHST DRAWS :::‘;p “l:'“n;"”:‘:”" and the new and old | b4 5 il 4 g g 41 thoti r for the new spring goods, they desired to close out all discontinued patterns at in Class Six. N viT ks AL OSSR 1 | Mt Eite e S T e Ba d{sGusY | shown in the illustration. Stand 414 inches high, 6 a sacrifice. This rug represents one of the handsomest patterns made by these T N O A e oggpen i Arcsimg ot :I"'"""': ':;1" b’:m" | inches long and 4 inches wide. On sale famous weavers for the fall season, yet we secured the 320 rugs under the cir- . M. C. A N usiness section ol e town | cumstances at a sensational cut in price. We never before were able to offer Thy by f 's Chris- | § . Vi - ATLANTA, Gu., Nov. 6—Prises valuea |0 embers of, the, Xouns, Monys Chrls | Scariet and Cream colors el sl Saturday only, at the unbeatable price such a splendid rug for the money—npositively never. These rugs are of high o | at §1,000 were distributed tonight to the Imn[“conl‘eg('lrl\ the p;olhl t night "“’Y’S Srois. thie"tops o il the | Hush of, {7 IR, S character, of extra firm weave, made soft and luxurious. The successful contestants in the Atlanta Jour- | txcellent training and the events resulte o i RE LT colorings are most durable, the yarns havin Mol New. York Herald good roads rella-|in close finishes. The exhibition was the | places and every merchant has one or more Only one to a customer. & y & been steam dyed. first chis fall and attracted the attention | .. 4 The materials best all worsted. The rugs are therefore of su- bility tour at a banquet to the visitors at|of at least 200 personi windows fitted up in Cornhusker colors. perior excellence and ought to sell for at least 50 per cent (R the Capitol' City club. Two to seven cars m‘g:': _!:loly'; '2;’,“’;,’,‘: .meeu-'&u.rc ;;a-;:x;m-l: Kansas the Favorite. more than our special priceof ............ S p i s S R were tled for honors in each of the five | (f°RT, S\ OR e Sldeihes Considerable money has been wagered U y principal classes of the tour und in every [ Juniors—3-yard dash: Wentberg, first;|On the game and Kansas in eves instance | Co]e S s case the prize money was divided. A sum- |1Teston, second. Is the favorite. Odds are demanded by 1\%-yard dash: A. Rouner, first; W. Wil- mary of the tour, as issued by the of- the Nebraska men. This morning bets ficlals, shows 24 cars finished with perfect o : Wentberg, first; W. Wil- | Were being placed at 3 to 1. Tonight it Hot e scores. Two were withdrawn from the tour | 1ams, second. was hard to get bets at 2 to 1 One Lin- H t UP and_ eight discontinued the trip at various | GF Nobte, firsts A" Rouser pesond. " o) | coln citizen, however, this afternoon made eaters . . stages, but came back Into line and fin-| Dive for form: R. Woodratr, first; A.|® Wager that Kansas would defeat the {shed with the run as noncontestants, | Anderson, second. Cornhuskers by a margin of thirty points. The perfect scores by classes were as|,boncy diving: R. Woodruff, first; A.| The advance guard from Lawrence safd P Brass Il'Oll BCdS BASE BURNER AR l | Trimmed This base burner is of pleasing propor- | | I tions and is beautifully ornamented with 1 5 heavily nickeled trimmings. It 18 a per- fect self feed- aerr— 1 o Famous the er, has large % coal magazine, ver < toliows: oSRiorsSyard dash: C. Wendall, fifat; fihere would be plenty of Kansas money Word O F WY Heavily Enameled extra durable Clape 15 b Wendall, second. D rom the Kansas camp tomorrow, Perfectgas 1 i Ll ity firepotand 0. 4—Thomas, J. J. Woodside, Atlanta. 220-yard dash: O. A, Rosengren, first; A.|when the special train carrying the team g These beds are made P No. 17-Thomas, J. L. Barnes, Atlanta. | Myrendorf, second. Time: dsmoke No. #—Thomas Fiyer, Charles 1. Ryan, | $rawl stroke: W. Westlund. o) atent rate and rooters arrives. They say Kansas with heavy posts, P 3 - and shaker. It abe. River stroke: C. Westlund. men are offering big 0dds on thelr eleven. consumer, will are ‘l” ’;“'; ““}J A PR TR No. #—Renault, Renault-Freres agency, | Flunge for distance: W. Hayes, first; J. Final Practice Finished hacae dsisn e ve Now York J Noble, second. stance: 41 feet § inches.| ) ed. hold fire 86 adamantine enamel ating surface, S, B ifatheson, Matheson Automoblle | 40-yard dash: G. P. Wendall, first; L.l King”" Cole's players went through thelr w that will not chip or patent ~ drafts . b { Swanson, second. final work for the game this hours ° company; New York, Over and under arm side stroke: William § b Ll crack. Made in the and dampers No. #—Benz, Chamber of Commerce, At- | ¢ l8f T R holding a stiff signal practice until dark Kuarantee this. populir Vernis Mar- and 18 a won- lants Breast stroke: G. P. Wendall. behind closed gates on Nebraska fleld. 1) o~ B Ees AR P ishing compaiy, New Trudgeon stroke: Willlam Westiund | | Frank was at quarter and Rathbone was Wil Bum flgigglr\:.blr::;e e g:;“‘lcu‘)" h:flg' York. sc-yard dash: C. Wendall, first; L. BWAN- [ 3¢ eyjiback. The work of the whole team Anything— i 4 er. It ought to (filo 'avamu steamer, Walter C. White, | glmitations: G. {. Wendall, first; O. A.|was excellent and the men will go into Hard Coal sell at $25. SN0 8- J y " | Rosengren, second. the game tomorrow in fine physical con- i 1, ¢ New York, Diving: G. P. Wendall, first; O. A. Rosen- al, Specia! or No. t4—Franklin, W. C. Cleveland, Green- | oo “second. 'Distance: 42 feet. dition. Boft Coal, this sale— vlgle..f.fi. “FluTllr‘lr GC l;.v\‘\'fi:)dnll. Rathbone, who was hurt In the Doane ‘Wood, Cobs, a nitiation: C. Waorth. ame, has rounded into form during th No. 80--Premier, A. Burwell, r, Char-| A¢supper (eating & sandwich and a bottle [ ot g the Lignite and o i Peansrivadic’ el & u‘:dlpdrm a table In the water): G. P. and ""': l:'fl a;‘y. !:d b“’l“ be In nearly per- 3 5“ 0. ennsylv h ¢, Ven ect shape for the big encounter with the Joke. agency, Atlanta. In a game of water poio between the ] y -5 No. a—Selden, Evelyn Harrls, Atlanta. | junjors and seniors, the lalter won by se- ‘,3"“:“’[‘" You Cannot — No. d6-Oldsmobiie, 1 R. Dougias, MiamL, | 2iring three goals’ while the juniors got| Coach Cole this evening sald all his £yl Bt s Cochin.' Griniobes "ot | Gomnmeros, | 28 tWO players were In condition for a brulsing Find a Mo No. [2—Corbin, Chamber o . s < ; kg -oF e W (416-14(6-1418 DOUGLAS STREET Class 4— vin. Stove. 0. 2-WI Tiade, “ y ; g . Ra et attamee, Hokd of ), T} Walter J. Travis Leads Field of 135| 1 ol thet wo are going to have a ter 0. h—Whita steamer, Chamber of Com- in Qunlifying Round. "bu: :'m‘?"'f’z"“} '-“dn s ek merce ~A\"v°)ffl':,°".;|gm(3'r Board of Trade, |, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nn{v, SAWnl(e; 5676 Endy ‘pm‘:pd (;ni(::t ‘;i:;: 0‘;‘@";;\ No. i g " |3. Travis, veteran winner of scores o . . §-1n | % B w17 100 Mo a, 7 I, R. Smit. |.ng purse $30: Southern Gold (104 Ki chmidt . ) o, Ib-Suick, Chamber of Commerce, |Urophies, fled the fieid In the qualifying |the Minnesota game and 1 never sa® & ., weil Nebraskans would bet all kinds of | V. Smith, gusrds: JorShle ®, S0l | ey even) won, Mae Meniey (W0, Rice, | Frush . 19 s Epartansburg, 8. C. [T O s et Sab raday.. Blaying | 1M Put up a better exhibition of foot |, iney on their team. Browniee, | Tord. ends: Johnson, Hei, |+ to 1) second, rerrand Ceclian (12, M - — — — No. 16-Buick, Willlam Oldknow, Atlanta. | jsainst a northyest gale that ran most (8l If they can play that way tomor-| mp jineup: quarters; Pleasant, Bond, Magill, Aber: [uee b to 1) third ‘lime: 1.8~ Kisnor Totals ™ 80 2457 No. 2i~Maxwell Toy Tonneau, Maxwell- | oorey t-n strokes and more over the usual | row—and I think they can—we ought to| . 1 Koness. | Bathy, Lennox, halves and Daniéne an. | :iobson, Judge Waiton, kithel W. Blew-| dne Chabot Shoe company tovk two verage of the players, Travis finished With | win. We must not have any fumbling, | , NePr™* L EL B s | Stephenson, fulls. This aggreation i | i0ot Eva Tanguay and Icarian aisp ran. |games from the O'Briew's Monte Christos an B2, two strokes better t AW T |0 i Ay N | 7 " Caliwall | the best bunch of gridiron athletes tha.| Second race, miic and a sixteenth, sell-|ja4¢ night on the Matropolitan alleys. Both linghast of Priladelphia, who scered 54| for that might be fatal to our chances.| Harto - ¢ L Gl .G v 'Smith | Kansas has had for many & day, anc |\DK purse $3w0: Canoplan (I, Davis, 6|tcamgs did some good bowling, but the shoe EPllEPTIc leE' fo: nle rmmgfi. {uu,u'a MYu of Riverton |l have trained the boys to hold on to the | Howet ’ it carlson | with & very few exceptions the men are ;;2 !lelc;:;an. P:)':p.?‘g:n(l‘z tfi;“:/&'yflnk fix’ *g team won out. Anderson took high honors and A acke: of Atlantic City se- v | Bats i< | Lovett y 9 h g % r Surea B W. B Shakleford of Atlantic| 02!l for the last two.weeks and they i R OER T BERIRll | DSSHOE! HHADE AAEY SR, third. Time: 1:47%. Stoneman, Fileld '.D:metm Aoendy: i,',f({"m‘;{,mm:':", e ainee City, lookrd on by many as Travis' most | Uht not to muff it. Chauner . LR, E(R! E. Lenuox | mymNTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS | Lark, A, Muskoday, Harkaway, Cygnet, |Soeh SREEE e, VB Aot gle of 244, kely contestant in the finals, togk 49 for| “We are going into this game with a| \riok Q. uQ B siaadohnese Bryce and Sir Waiter Rollins aled ran. | 5core the outward (rip and only saved his place . | Be LOLL R oasant (c. | Third race, seven furiongs, purse $300: ; 5 $ — I the First sixtven by mabing 8 on the Jast d]mf""' feeling than we had last fall," | BOUESr, (o) ¥ S|F B Dahtene | pioket Wins Baltimore Brewers' | Figning Bob (106, McGe to 10) won, O'BRIEN'S MONTE CHRISTOS. All Doctors Say It Was One of |"ine by sierling playing, declared Captain Beltzer this mornl Magor . R.HI K H Maglll Purse at Pimlico. Bamara (100, Goose, 60 to 1) second, Royal 1st. 2d. 3d. Total octors Say One rmad'm;i spd lhh't\'-flfl\;n Sontestants “Last season we thought we had an easy o S BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. b.—The juvenile | feport (103, Ganse, § to 1) third. Tle.d, g:;:;e 'i%g m m 508 Nebraska’'s Worst forty-tive of {he number falled to qualify | (NnE and ‘we never dreamed the Jay- W t to Lcave handicap, the feature of today's card, was | N¥i Duduesne. Uelle Glem, Looust Bud | GrUriS D186 18 1% 1o e ive sixteens o which weisatiury {hawkers would whip us. This year we atson won by G. M. Miller. The Baitimore brew- | 80d Short Ordet also ran. o . | FReth i le B Cases. pigvided, : know what we are up against and we ars " b e BTEe D oot A {ha Foll i | #0: Dr. Waldo Briggs (02, Kennedy, & | Anders 20 8 m mohe course ib in extollent condition ana Solng to fight to the last ditoh and tho | Omaha F ICld Clu |the first jump, Village King at the third, B T e ey O Maam B> < Totats T we b o % | Jayl rs will have to struggle for | Bobbie Kean at the ninth, but the i | second, T ) W e A ke RRED TR . e - jout some fine nlaying. aynawkers ‘wi 3 t third. Time: 1:128%. Richard Reed ) ) DANY. NOW PRAISES UNITED DOCTORS | °¥ e e WOt lovery foot they gain. T don't betteve | _— e O B s, wen e | and. Colloguy alfo’ran, S R A o 1 PR 4 L4 LL hey can beat us | i W ;| Fifth_race, mile and an elghth, selling, e M o ROE . { ‘I\mnnr the J‘;)'hnwkrr contingent “mL100H Expeft Resigns to Tnke_Chnrgs L B faIF; | irse $900; Ray H. (36, Brannon, b to D y o - D Short Courses By The United Doclors | Charles Dexter Aceldentally $hot! o iveq today there fs foell ¢ of Links at San Antonio, | “Firet race, five and a half furlongs, purse | won, Roseburg 1I (3, Hannan, 6 to 1) sec- ci8 168 1% 530 Has Restored Her While Hunting in Ohio. i 2 A fomine. & °°"'\ $400: Gay Decelver (107, MclIntyre, 2 to 1) | ond, Warden (8, Taplin, ¥ to B) third. T2 214 198 it o oog LR - I . | fidence. The Kansas students think their | Texas, won; Seminole (107, Nicol, 7 to 2) second;| Time: 1:48. Gold ‘Ireasure, QGi'vsdear, (38 308 M8 o Health. O UNNATL Nov. 5—Chatics * Dexter. | team Is going to win by a fair sized score, | | Foeket (107, McCahéy, 15 to 1) third. Time!| Agnes Wood, Red Hussar, Eldorado and - 168 208 28 5 irst baseman for the New Orleans South: | ‘T 18 S0 18 10 win by & fair sised | [1:#%. Lady Frederick, Lorimar, Miss | Mosart also ran. = e optin, inent ana well | Jhile hu ear hix s e alf or a hard battle and thelr coach | pieia el $ ignation and | Ister, Trudo and The Prophet also ran. : Joe Moser (106, Warren, 6 to 5 won, o fr e — A:mn r&x S ain AR Mo 3 s | Bt e ollyy O ioday and died tonight |has told the school at Lawrence that Ne- “:‘u‘cfl?:’ ;;.‘:,.:;m“,],n l::.. et pex., | _Sucond rave, six furlongs, surse #400: Ja- | Rebel 'Queen (108, Déverich, 10 to 1) second, | LINCOLN ~ HIGH — WINS GAME recently had an experience which will be |stumbled and fell "1y un_exploded and |braska will be defeated. He says his| . ? i gopia di " Davsavert, §ta 1)) moui eph- | Conster (106 LAnguin, 69 (1 SSia Time where he will be in charge of the links of [bound (105, G. Burns, 13 to 10) second: La- | 1:14%. Hiram, W. T. Kemper, Comeé Ob of Interest, not only to her many friends, | {1 SORIELS JOTECA tn his left breast, tear- |eleven is better than the one that trounced | (1o San Antonio Country club. Mr. Wat- (Salle (9 'Brooks 8 to D “third = wime: Eare Rokomo, | Belest, Ametus. Black but also to all others In this part of the ! Dexter was 2 years old. He played !n‘"vle Cornhuskers last fall and he believes | son has been with the club three years, ‘lri]:‘?'Ah}o‘:.:"i'm.('rg":?i?rlf."rlv;;lmrxlxg ;::a‘ Hawk, Pal, Voting and Night Mist also state whe are sick or affiicted 5«\.‘-“& hunrfin league teams. He was | Nebraska has a weal tcam this fall | quring which time he has put golf to the | Doe also ran. " The story of Mrs. Loptin's miraculous | (L3¢ by Detralt last vear and the year,than it possessed a year ago fore in the west. He has had charge of | Third race selling, purse $00: Cunning WITH THE BOWLER! overy Is best told in her own words. |upon by elther of these teams. IHis real| The Cornhuskers will be outweighed both | (he changes and improvements on the | (1%, Goldsteln, 9 to ©) wen; Rlo Grande Hast School Team Loses by Score of 156 to O. " HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. 5.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Before a crowd of 40 people Lin- coln High school defeated Hastings High school by a score of 16 to 0. Lincoln kicked re k ks | (109, Grand, 3 to 1) second; Siiverin (106, off to Hastings and after a series of end She rays: name was Oscar Schoenenburger. in the line and kfleld by the Lawrence | jinks and has shown marked ablility Alm\s‘{';. Burns, b to ) third. ‘Time: 142 St.| In the Omaha league on Franecisco's | runs Lincoln made a place kick. Near the “For #ix weeks 1 had been confined to Oskinnd Ulnises Pie Same. eleven. The difference between the lines | these lines, making the Field club noted | Eimwood, Apologize, The Speaker, Bari|allevs last night the Hospe team won all | close of the first half Lincoln pushed the o v favors the Kansas layers by ho! ot 1 r " | Rogers and Maxim Gun also ran. thiee games from the Dreshers. The two | ball over for a touchdown, the half ending my bed, have eplieptic upasma four or five | QAKLAND, Neb., Nov. &.—(Special Tele- |poitin (¢ [CAnes PIOY ‘h“‘ about four|all over the country for its splendid | “gch % M, “Tiuncers: Arlington steeple- | Booster leaguers, Clark and Yousem, led | With the score 9 to 0 In favor of Lincoln times & dsy and aiso at night. My friends | gram.)—Reports of 'the foot ball game be- s he man. In the backfield the | course | chase, about iwo miles, purse §500: Picket | them &ll & merry chase, with 588 A0 e BRI RAIf Baatines Todk & trase had given me up to die for I was so bad | t\een the Bancroft and Oakiand High |Kenunedy players have fully elght pounds| George Dow, club maker at the club, Is| (150, Heider, § to 6) won; Bobble Kean (105, | totals. Tonlght the Omaha Bedding com- |and played in Lincoln’s territory most of | schools claim a b to 0 victory for Baneroft, | advant > e v S 1) . | Allen, 5 to 1) second; Philatist (145, Hupe, i1 S the time and it was near the end when that two people were required to sit UD|which Oakland wishes to correct. Fariey | aceordin ball i By |pow ih Sloux City, but-will leave shortly e et Tiant SlRe "illage King 900y tobm FAFe $he' Msionrs. ' b Ross went over for the final touchdown with me day and night, one on each side |of Bancroft caught a forward pass of Oak- | A¢cording to the figures glven by the |for Pasadena, Cal, where he will become and Atha also ran HOSPE COMPANY. Goal was kicked, making the final score of the bed. My spasms would last some- |land's and ran for a touchdown." Refereq| tW0 texms in the Minncsota-Nebraska |ciubmaker to William Watson, brother of | Fifth racc, the juvenlle hundicap three- b 1st. 24 % Total {m‘mx;dg.l Lincoln ‘outwelghed Hastngs ten Passinger ancroft clalmed the ball [game the Co e el 5 uarters of a mile, purse $:00: . M. Miller [ W. Zitaman. 200 146 o the man. Several times i tmes for an hour and A haif. ANl that|gead, It being an Incomplete pass, and |Som el ,’”‘,"""”“ were outwelghed | the Fleld club' expert. NTH S B0 Bl datais alt Nioal | Sarmne (i 2% 1% s|held Lincoln for downs on the five-yard tme I was unde iLue care of the best|penalized Oakiand fiftcen yards. In the ! 98 Mors than held their own in'the e 8 o 1) second; Busy (113, Goldsteln, 8 to line. The lineup: | L i R T ey BT RS ) ; Busy ( i Yousem . tw 1 1 Be doctor T could get, but.he gave me no re- | NEXt two downs Oukland gained fifty yards, |line. This fact serves to give the Corn- |1 » 3 YACHTING CUP ;) third. Time: 1:15. Forese, Chickasaw, |E. Zitzman. 78 161 184 6 HANTINGS. LINGOta, " sults from the medicine. Yhen time wae called. The game ended | husker rooters confidence that their eleven —— Chilton Queen, Sotemt and Western Lady | Weaver TMB 208 161 olg | Sramen Mnm......C. Q... Sheperd » s | will be able to play the Jayhawkers to Another Trophy to Be Comtested for 8180 ran. — —— — | MeLaughlin ...\ LG LG .."'Shrunk, Kruse 1 had read of the wonderful cures being — — (s My the Js TS to a | Sixth race, one mile, purse $600: Taka- ahtis Vostov made by the United Doctors in the Neville | Tweo Foot Dall Games at Vinton. |standstill ., o8 Lake Michigan, hira (115, Reld, 4 to ) won; Scarus (91, Tyl b 1 i s Bt RN ol Y SHCRR - LT Biock, and had my friends go to them for | TWo games of foot ball are scheduled | The only thing the local rooters fear iy | CHICAGO, Nov. §.—Sir Thomas Lipton|kamsay, 7 to 2) second; Ross Hampton (34, DRESHERS. Omera .. LE RE Chambers iock, for Vinton street park for Sunday after- |that the Cormhusker backfield will not | Lcndered (oday to the Lake Michigan | McCahey, 6 to 1) third./ Time: 1di%. Uive 1st. 24, 34. Total [Soeten ......... bo| b C. Masn medicine for me Inoon, 'the, first game to be Called At E|ires woeny I Yachting assoclation a cup to be raced for Wire, Tom Melton, St. Abe, Hedge Rose)Gott . 10 183 161 C'ggs | Webster . S| 4B : Nis was on March second, and I feit|o'elock. 'The opsning same will be be |Play winning ball on the offense. Kansas |by all classes of yachts under handicaps|and Ecerardean. also ran Jersen Mmoo 18 H LA better from the first dose of medicine. 1|LNeen the Americans and the Reserves. |has a terror of a backfield, while the Corn- |4, be Provided by & yachting committee, Seventh race, one mile, selling, purse | ganders (16 18 16 YEIFE apea e {The socond ‘smme, Which will be ealied ai | huskers have a rather weak one. There 1y | pThe Prize will be known as the “Sir|$00: Campaigner (11 Nicol, § to 10) won; 2 “ F.L.|F.B Kohout only had one litle spasm ofter the first|3 c'clock. will be between the Dietz elub e re Is | Thomas Lipton special cup” to distingulsh | Neoskaleeta (104, Muliigan, & to 1) second: | s ) dose and on the second day I went to|team and the Superiors. The Superiors|no doubt here that the Nebraska line will it from the “Lipton cup’ Kiven elght years | Robert Rooper (10, G. Burns, 10 o 1) chird. = [ O b see (hese speclaiite. They told [ 15, BAYE (e’ Dot team” the hyve play as well as its opponent. 1t it were |15 07 SIF Thomas lofthe Columbia Yacht | Time: 1A Chepgutuc, Masarin, Mispi: o . ever trad, 'p to date nelther team as lon an ammon Pass 18 L me at_once they could cure me been deféated. l“" that the Cornhusker backs could do 1ou have In Lake Michigan yachting A tar T { VHOD 1 has hies W MastHaMInAS Som- |circles the Lipton cup open to certain ki AQUEDUCT, Nov. 5.—Summaries sses,” sald the donor In announcing his | 4 P Tae A cw gitt today,” but this cup must be open | XISt race. ‘seven e TR T > ; Ve 8ir Evelyn ( thoroughly cured, 1 do my own work In CURES to all classes. I,\m y = e Naughty Roy (106, Bulwell, 4 to 1) second the house and out doors and am well and H | 3 3 KANSAS 1 FINAL | Tompter (106, Dugan, 7 to '5) third. Time: strong. 1 am a farmer's wife living on | P"‘c"cflgl_im molevia, - Flofleld, Lilile Hoy and R. R. F. No. 1, Fort Crook, Nebraska. I e ashing also ran. Reach Lincoln Friday for| Second race, one mile, selling: Barkeley A el s’ MARTE TATRALT CHROHIC ULCERS Bis Fear. | §Re ST o to 10, Mon. Rudymion 4, mough. MRS. MARIE LOPTIN." RRNG ; | King, 10 to 1) second, Imitator (100, Hyland LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. 6.— 5 A s b EREISRve 1o OR8 Latmaniel: peisoted at There is nothing that causes more worry and disoomfort than & chronic, |~ .Als Alccrioon the Kanses foot bai eard | wis D MIrd Timé: 1dlk. Comedienns random from the stock of many hundreds | festering nloer. As it lngers, slowly eating into the tissues and surrounding “ent through & light Tinal practice for the | “f i "race, thet are Dbelng constantly recelved by | fiegh, and by its tendency to grow worse in every way, it suggests the possi- jay The tesn ot ainys G0, Satur- | value $1.00: Nimbus (12 Bulwell, 7 o these master medical specialists. News | bility of being cancerous in its nature. Efforts to hoal the ulcer by means .ra#ka capital Friday afternoon and will | secons " piit Y, favie (6, Glass, § to 3 of {he wondertul cures belng made by the | of salves, washes, lotions, etc., always result in failuro, because such treat- ke a good night's rest before the game. | ri Bauie. (W% Garasr, § to O mencing treatment and 1 feel that I am ‘ ing stake, seven furlongs, Koo Time: ~1:2 River al United Dooctors has spread over the coun- | ment can have no possible effect on the blood where the impurities and /! the Javhawker pluyers are In the be Fourth race, mile and .an cighth, 00 ‘ try, wnd people come hundreds of miles to| morbid matters form, and are carried thorugh the circulation o the DIace, it men are brisc vy bt he bavn: |Mdded: | Patey @ Gamer. s 1o 1) won, Resting easy! [ ‘wov he cn atford to, for be ree them. to keep it op n, irritated and diseased. The impurities fn the blood MuSt «ill use them (f they are any ways co restons (I, Dugan, 710 1 secohd, Beet. wears (07, Creevy. If you are sufferiog from gny chronic| be removed before the healing process can begin. 8.8.8. goes to the ditioned for a hard contest. Lovett has | 163k A Tt 22 1 thp. Time b 1:63%. Moquette, The P a Siskin al discases Of the nerves, biood, skin, kid-| fountain-head of the trouble, and drives out the germ-producing poisonsand § bad e and Caldwell has a sore shoul- | r PO cpro N VOLLMER’S CLLOTHES neys, bladder, lver, bowels, heart or lungs, | morbid fmpurities which keep the uloer open. 'Then as this rich, purified {51 cump . and’ heir Jose wonld " graty | 1o ith o5t Joliing,_six and » bhait fur | . you are safe In golug to these master | blood is carried to the diseased the healing commences, the inflam- | handicap Kansas. |y Mran Cotrtte i S regaas:, King | THEY FIT and, as a consequence, feel good and give him the comfortable medical specialists, who have thelr Omaha mation gradually leaves, the discharge coases, new tissue and healthy flesh | The Kansas backs a In good running | second, Elack Mary (14 Scoville, § to 1) | 6€ling of the well dressed man. Institute in the Neville Block, corner Six-| are formed, and soon the sore is permanently cured because the source has | order. and the coaches are expecting them | third. 'Time: 1:21% Pantoufle. Ardri, In Prices from $40.00 down to §15.00. to outclass the Nebraska back fleld tew, Clot: bility, § N . tecnth and Harney strests! been destro; 8.8.8, does not make a surface oure, but by '“gg"‘”l | There are eight men In condition to g0 in | sod Sans Souet T sivo Tad. o At \ Their examination is free and if they| the blood healthful, tissue-building properties it begins et the bottom | (ne four places behind the line, and there | Stxth race selling, six furlongs, $600 9 . cannot cure you they will tell you so. and causes the flesh st the diseased spot to firmly and permanently knit |is little to choose between any of them. |added: Curley Locks (100, Garner, 11 to Gapaet.: ey wleii T her, and the plece is left sound and well. Book on Bores and Uloars | The coaches will ‘make. frequent changes | B wan, & Em- (b, yaad 0 ts b ey have so many thal ps them X e Frgeding Saturday as the men wear out. second, Cindy (i0, King, 7 o 6) third i busy 1o treat the curable cases. They re- sny medical advice free . A ™ (a'l;‘)::"ma:“wh:. -glllnroh.b1¥‘ .‘n in m; Tl;_nAoTolNl;:t N“‘onl:uéu also reu. “Expert Clothes Fitters" Y ‘ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. | ¢ ollows: Carlson an . Noy. b.—Summar fuse. to treat any incurable cases, | Loneh, center; Lovett, R. Smith, Lyneh,| First race, five and a half furiongs, sell-y 107 South Sixteenth tree }