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Be Worth $33,000
I.o AiiKtlcs, Sept. ..20. Distribu
tion of more than $750,000 in purges
ii announced for the cvcnth annual
race meeting it Tijuana (Mexico)
track, according to a telegram re
reived word licri: from President
Wood Coftroth of the Tijuana Jock
ey club.
The Tijuana season will be op
ened November JO for 100 or more
raring day and there will be annual
renewals of the "classics," the most
notable of which will be the C'offroth
handicap, one and a quarter miles.
This will have $.10,000 added money
for iti next running. ColTroth ad
vises, and with nomination fees the
purse will total about $.55,000.
'J lii ii laid to be the richest purse
ever offered In the west "d the
grcutit hung up in America for
horsm of all ages. When the Ti
Viana track was opened six years
ago the Cuff roth handicap money
was $5,000. Last season it wai $.'0,
000. '. . '
Tulsa Willing to
Play Texas Champs
Wichita, Kan.. Sept. 20,-The
Tulsa team of the Western league
will play the winner of the r't.
Worth-Mobile series, stated Jack
Lelivclt, manager of the Oilers here
tonight. Lelivclt declares the series
is all arranged for, despite reports
from Fort Worth that it was improb
able the game would be played. H
J slated that extra stands were being
f constructed at the Western league
, ' park in Tulsa now and tint ell prep
arations had been completed for the
southern championship series.
TCte Off to Train.
Chicaso. Sept. 20. Charlie White,
Chicago lightweight, matched to meet
Chamoion Iienny Leonard at Jersey
City October 3, headed for Saratoga,
N. Y., today to complete his train
ing. White, w!io must make 135 pounds
at I o'clock on the day of the fight,
weighed 136 today.
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OMAHA, NEB, Sept 20. Fall Fwlival. WEATHER, Clear. Trk, k Full
I'rkkiding Judge, J. T. irtl.nd. Slarlir, Arthur MKnlbl.
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IntU-i Itarkk m,d Ownr Wt.Kt.
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fkrloi 114 40 ktraisht, 14.20 placa, ft.SO khow. Ptlkntk 14.20 plkck, 22.60
how. Joe Ilk 3.20 khow. Htkrt good. Won driving. 8rond and third driv
ins. Winner rh. r. 2, by Sclh-May Day. 'Tralnar, V. Irwin. Ovtrweights
Joella J. 2. Goldie 11 2.
Carloi Knrique raced Paisley inta kubniiisloD and later out-gamed Delante,
which rharxed fait through tha final furlong. Joella J. kaved ground on the
rail and closed with a rush. Paialey raced wida all tht way and tired after
forcing the paca for thrae quarters.
3052 K") rc' ''v (urlongs. Three-year-olds and up. Purs $300. Claiming.
fndcx
"itorsa and Owner Wt.tilr.
3081 Kulh Wehle S (Jet. Hro.) 109 4
8047 H. A. Jonas 10 (J. Hall) '107 1
302T Velvet 8 I W. Gararan) 108 S
8041 TW Cnro (Sandiilga) I07 2
8089 Trinket 7 (Z. M'Uregor) 112
3035 John Spohn 10 (Broe.) 112
2044 Marlon Lewis (Undon)lOB 9
3041 Bra Water 9 ( B. E. Hpicer) 112 11
8029 Muehoblige I (P. Moore) 104 7
304S McMurphy 11 (Morri.) 112 t
908 Kimberly ( E. Stillmant 112 10
At post H minute; off 2:65; time, :24 1-S, :49 2-5. 1:01 2-8. 12 mutueU
paid Wehle $18.40 straight, 8 00 placa, 18.60 ahow. Jones 17.00 place, 24.40
show. Velvet 12.20 show. Start good. Won driving. Second and third
same Winner, ch. m. 2, by Senator McCarren-Catherina R. Trainer, A.
Jsssop. Scratches, Thramsn, I. W. Harper, Ed La Van.
Uuth Wehle forwardly plaoed from the start, got up to win in a close
finish. 8. A. Jones and Velvet fought ft out for tha front for three-quarterk
and then both tired in the concluding drive. Tom Caro ran a good race.
Trinket made up ground. Kimberly is evidently off form at preisnt.
J J Third race, six furlongs. Three-year-olds and up. Purs $300. Claiming.
Index
Horse and Owner Wt.8t.
2046 Daiscy 4 (W. Cargan) 112 &
3040 Cleopatra Boy 0 ( Rob'son) 1 IS 6
804 Melody Man 6 (M'P'on) 115 a
8016 Old Homestead 7 (Itarn't) 115 1
9048 Bin Greanleaf 14 (Max.) 116
2600 Will o' the Wisp 4 (We115 8
8020 Lady Voltrome 4 (I. S.) 112 4
3031 Hash of Steel 8 (M'koy) 116 7
At pout 1 minute; off 8:28; time, :24 8-8, s4B 4-5, 1:14. 22 mutuals paid
Baisey SO. 00 straight, 13.00 place, $3.40 show. Cleopatra 219.20 place. 29.00
show. Melody $1.20 khow. Start good. Won easily. Seeond and third driv
ing. Winner, b. f. 4, by Reformation-Miss Roberts. Trainer, J. McCool.
Scratches, Fitzgerald-Dr Mack.
Baisey wailed on the leadars and when let down readily tookcommand
and won with speed in reserve. Cleopatra Soy ahowed much improvement
and out-lasted Melody Man for second place. The latter set tha pace, but
was tiring badly at the finish. Old Homestead could not improve his position.
Will of the Wisp had no excuses and ran a bad race.
Q Fourth rack, sis furlongs. Four-year-alda and up. Purs $300.
Index Horseand Owner WtSt.
S0S Mark Denuruio 4 (MX.M15
803in-tert Ros 6 (Walker) 112
27119 Klla Wood 4 (J. Overby) 112
8041 Nellie Witwer 6 (Ktillm n) 1 1 3
8041 Mttlo Pointer 4 (fir Sta.)ll2
F.l Ray S (J. H. Palton)115
'J HOI Fern Leaf 5 U. Kouts.) 112
2010 Bronston 4 K. W ms)'110 d
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paid Murk 18 20 atraiiiht, Jl 40 place, 1160 khow. Pk.ert II 40 placa, 22 80
how. Ella 12.80 show. Start good. Won driving. Saennd iimi. Third
raslly. Winner ch. g. 4,hy Martlnet-Casabel. Tralnkr, R. Mcljiin. Scratches,
Kccltiae. I.ady Eileen.
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dulng beit in tha final ktndek to shake of th d'Urmiard challeng of Pekkrt
Kosk, The latter with stronaer nding might hav won. Ella Wood was
akkr In tangle and did not get thrnuih until turning for horn, then she
sailly got th khow. I.ittlt Puinier ktopptd.
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A Queer World
Toreador Trousers Appear
First ami Probably Labi
Time on Santa Clara U.
Campui Ship Passen
gers and Cootie Friends
Separated Under Protest.
Santa Clara, Cat., Sept. 20. Tor
eador trousers appeared on tht Uni
versity of Santa Clara campus yes
terday for the first and probably last
time. One pair, together with the
wearer, went under the gvmuasium
shower while half the student body
shouted its approval and the other
half continued in pursuit of two other
pair. Later, the three would-be-fashion
pace setters, returned to
classes clad in the regulation "cords."
Best Friends Must Part
New York, Sept, 20. -New
York's police force gets many
unusual calls, but yesterday it was
forced to perform one of the most
peculiar duties in its history when
bluecoats had to use moral per
suasion on 58 third-class passen
gers on the President Adams, who
had held that vessel up for seven
hours in the harbor, by refusing
to go to Hoffman's Island for
debusing-.
An S. O. S. call to the harbor
police was answered by the patrol
boat Manhattan, loaded with blue
coats, and finally the third-class
passengvrs were loaded on a cut
ter which took them and their
cootie pals" to the cootie grave
yard. The President Adams was from
London, Cherbourg and Queens
town. After the War '
New York. Sent. 20. The ex
plosion of a shell, a war relic, filled
with shrapnel in at west aide apart
ment house last night, destroyed the
hearing of Joseph McLein, a war
avintnr who nerved in France where
he escaped without a scratch from
a fall of 300 test. Harold. J. ACKer
man a roam mat of McLein's. re
ceived a minor injury in the right
leg.
Duck Hunting.
Chicago, Sept. 20. Scion of a
wt 'thy San Francisco lumber
man, Charle Legal. 24, was ar
rested last iliybt in t lie Great
Northern hotel on a charge of
cashing a fraudulent check for $til
on the San Francisco First Na
tional bank. "Dad must be duck
hunting at our summer home," said
Legal, when wires failed to bring
relief front his father.
Large Casket.
Sioux Citv. SeDt. 20. -A huge ens.
let it being constructed for Mrs.
Daisy Butter worth, fat Ltoy witn a
carnival ahow, who died at Huron,
S. D., 8unday.
Show people claim that Mn. Put.
ttrworfh wis lha hvitt woman that
ever lived. $h weighed 360 pounds
ami waa J vters old.
Nwt ol Mrs Butttrwonh't dth
rtschtd tha show here. Her i'inss
ii bit! and her death was do to
acute nephritis.
Forril Fires on (mI.
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Pistol Is Found
Used by Slayer
Probe of Double Murder of
Church Rector and Choir
Leader Is Nearing End.
New Brunswick, N. J., Sept. 20.
(By A. P. Discovery of the pistol
with which Rev. F.dward Wheeler
Hall, rector of the Church of St. John
the Evangelist, and his young choir
leader, Mrs. Eleanor Keinhardt Mills,
were Slain brought the investigation
of the mysterious double murder near
its close last night.
Earlier in the day detectives had
come into possession of a woman's
handkerchief, pierced with what ap
peared to be bullet holes. The hand
kerchief had been picked tip near the
spot on the abandoned Phillips farm
in Somerset county, where the bodies
of the rector and Mrs. Mills were
found. Ownership of this lacebound
square if it can be established may
furnish valuable evidence in support
of the theory that a man and a
woman together surprised the min
ister and Mrs. Mills and that one of
the two slew them after a struggle
between the two women.
Nearly all day long, save for a
brief respite while they attended the
simple funeral of Mrs. Mills, the
slain woman's husband, James Mills,
and her daughter, Charlotte, were
closeted with officials in Prosecutor
Sticker's office, undergoing a mi
nute examination, When they were
dismissed, Assistant Prosecutor Too
lan said that Mills "was definitely
out of it'' and was under no sus
picion whatever.
Mrs. Hall, wealthy widow of the
slain clergyman, and her brother,
William Stevens, had been summoned
to appear after Mills .and his daugh
ter, but they later were informed
Dog Hill Paragrafs
"By George Bingham"
Sim Flinders has had a photo of
himself and mule taken in a family
group, To prepare for the occasion
Sim put on his other clothes and also
IIII.'IOVOI I'll I 'Ii: I'V pilttllia! 4 I'
ahutU oi;.n nil .i n jtnl lardm him
riiflit g.i.i.l iii bifiire the li'la
gral'litf t il l !h ih In .,( iii44ill,
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they nerd not come. When exami
nation of this pair in resinned, it is
understood. Mrs. Hall and her
brother will be ftiized, aspecially
as to their movements last Thurs
day and mailt and r.-rly Friday morn
ing. It was in this period that the
murders were accomplished.
Chronology of Tariff
Adopted by Congress
Covers Long Period
Washington, Sent. 20. Here is the
chronology of the tariff bill.
House ways and means committee
began hearings January 6, 1921.
Bill introduced in house June 29.
Formally reported by committee
July 6.
Passed by house July 21.
Referred to senate finance commit
tee July 22.
Hearings started July 25.
Hearings concluded January 3,
1922.
-Reported to senate April 11.
Passed by senate August 19.
Referred to conference August 22.
Reported out of conference Sep
tember 11. '
Sent back to conference by house
September 13.
Reported back to house and ap
proved September IS.
Approved by senate September 19.
Parents' Problems
How can punctuality best be taught
to children?
It is well to drill the unpunttual
child by causing him to consult the
clock frequently in order to deter
mine the length of time necessary to
do a certain thing. Let him "guess"
at the time it has taken and then
compare his guess with the actual
length of time. In this way he is led
to give more attention to the passing
of the hours and to the fact that "time
is fleeting." A heroic measure which
is almost sure to break up the habit
of unpunctuality is to deprive the
child of pleasures for which he is not
on hand at the appointed hour.
i ne Herman government is cun--i.
.-... -r : l. :...!. t
UUClHIg U KM "1 Vill 1WU MIIU3 in
stoves and will standardize the most
n n n I ...a.l. t a.;..., I I. (linl
i:t"HU!lilt ill Willi a YllM III IiH-l .vu-
scrvation.
Pusilivly
Last Times
To morrow
..ir?N sa
Siarold
Lloyd
in
4 Grandnta's
Doy"
SATt KUAY
fr'l Uawlilk) rins
Clurlcj Ray , Larry Semon
ktti. Ha Kfatias, IS
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4S... f t-' ) Mfe.at 1
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' , Pike j
-onimon Dense
Do Vuu Wairy About Thin.a That
May Ngvar H'n
Air ua aUiii va y 1 1' at fa'
aaiiiioilnrK Is UumaJ lit lui'l'ill I'l yuU '
tiii liu)' ilic rally in lata-, luu nuy
li )Hlir jiili, killlla it niir ttVl-k(-
hum i.i,i iH' l'nr, iur i"u
n jj built in inn tuny luu ilnwn
a. illie priailll Valllle lull 4IC till! III
your autiibui -nunc ot thrag thmiii
III 4 V l.'II.C t) I'dkk.
Cuiilil unit) ii itiip any one of
llie ill jfuu CiHtjuie up?
I'hc iiilaforttinc a nun actually
nitrit ia lotut'.v f a iuiuis he d in
not ckpect. Put tlut iluwii.
Win' pi. tuie a Itil "I iiuptrttaiit
t.iai,ililir an llten keep the pur.
luu- h jitat 't' at lit )uur mini' piam
Hr-lit all the tune.
I 'mainly )uu t-iini'. In lp nutters
o
Arverke
an
Collar
A COLLAR THATS RICHT
FOKTttE KNOT THAT'S
TIED TIGHT M M M
Cltttl Prkit Co. AiArnut MX
TODAY TOMORROW
LAST TWO DAYS
lj ALEXANDRIA
OPERA CO.
IJ and other splendid vaudeville
In conjunction with cicluiive
I photoplays.
Savaa Days, , Starting
SATURDAY
HERZBERG'S
STYLE
REVIEW
A tloriou pagaant of
fashion interrupted by
song, with a
COMPANY OF 18
In addition
5 Other Acts
and photoplay
TO ALL
STARTING Sun' Mt- at
1
4
A. UMW VV
kel ni. . in v,u .v viidi juu aiiv icff Kraiaia.
C! est show that over played under a roof th Dave Marion ahow.
E ' . I, :: I . r i . loie nnn I .
at urigmaa voka or production waa fjo,uifu ana i m going ro
sell it at popular price. It'a called "burlask" bacause it play at
tha Cayaty. Naver you mind what it' called a rosa by soma
other namo would smell a sweet. The thing is, sea this auper
burlesk and then do your own calling. There isn't a word of
misrepresentation or braggadocio in th above statement. Now
don't hang fire on this; get your seats right now don't follow
the crowd; be ahead of it.
Sincerely and Honeatly, OLD MAN JOHNSON
WRIEST LI NG MATCH
Thursday Night, September 21 .
CHAS ' PAT
HANSEN vs. McGilL
Finish Match
Sksnt-Finklk Kill Sleelg v. Fig Newton Sis Rounds
tlOOD PRELIMINARIES
AT AK-SAR-BEN FIELD
$1.00
$2.00
First
Ticket n ssl Br. Duetka Drue Co., ITth kna) Dkiijlks. Baalon's,
F.rnik Mohiiks. Baaeball Hek(ukrl(.ra, Fnntknal'k
tHlUn CIRCUIT VAUCtVIUf
MkllaMk Daily IilS n Nigbl SilS
Far Ak-.Hkr-B.w Week
TRIXIE FRAGANZA
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"in: snow
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TIIEOSOPHIST
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In ik Krl.ne, veil h till . I II.
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l!,e il;!.n..c ik a pirtiv true putuii
ol kiiy ililmultv tact I lirl.iirluiid.
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Hr Want Ada trodma teiult.
Ak-Sar-Hen
Tiro Sale on at
Sprajrue's Factory
18th and Cuming
32x4
$12.75
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kl i sun
STARTS
TODAY
Three Days Only
In tlvt storti of a younq
trianwtio facavhole
flock cf flqinq fftl
more bravlt than ht
did tke smile of a
prtiq qirl.
VaflC1
Uaded With Thrill
OMAHA
3 nd cntinuin ,wice dai,y
$3.00
PlUk
T.M
Bout 8:00
Running Races
AK-SAR-BEN
FIELD
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SHINE
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