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Lincoln Easily
Defeats South
Packers, 78 to 6
i.i!ital Cily Team Tears Big
(,as in Coach Fallon's
Line Early in Game
Graham Stars.
Lincoln, Oct. 13. Pfec!al Tele
feram.) Outwe fhd and outplayed.
Coaoh I'atton'a Omaha South gill
('am proved no rnatrh forth Lincoln
llljh echool machine hero this after
. noon. Ths f.nal cor wan 78 to .
Th Capital C.ty crew atartd tear,
ins ftgeat ap In the South 'line and
had tb flrat touchdown over within
th first fiv minute. They aoored
wi every quarter, the aecond period
belr.K th moat d.'nantroua when
Coach Browne'i athleue p!ld up Zi
point. Howevur. the packer man
aged to count their only touchdown
In that earn period. L. Jonea, who
fad been substituted for Krleg at
fullback, 'fumbled on Lincoln' 25-'
yard i:ne, Urban acooped it up and
planted the hall behind the goal port.
On the try for-point Graham fumbled
a bad pans from center. Lewi, Lin
coln's negro halfback, made the long
ot run of many long runa executed
by fie H(d and Black. He charged
throiiRh a broken field for 62 yards
to a towhdown, but the play was
called bit. k mid Lincoln penalized.
The vlKltor leiirned early that they
miild do riotlilng Bainnt tha Lincoln
t'ne and opened a long delayed aer.'wl
aitajk In the lut quarter. They com
pleted one pasc. firaham tiSauter,
which waa good for 20 yards?
Graham, tho visitors' 130-pound
quarterback, howed remarkable
apeed on several occasion and wss
thfl only backfeld man who was able
to gain, but hi gain were not con
sistent. Captain Herb Spencer,
'South' plunging fullback, did not get
In the game. - The lineup:
I Incoln (ID) Pot. So. Omh ()
Mu-Intyr t-E gutter
L.T DajH
ri Jono L O Hoffmnn
Cook C Horc (c)
fauer R.O Wkefll4
Ki!y R T Mn!lk
f r(5nr (c B E , Hllr
ftrown . B Orilum
,rmi 1..H ..... Mirun
i urlia " H (JlllMt
Kr! r.B ., Kdy
fculrttuntloi" V inrni. OlJo for U.In
lyr. 1.. Jones for Krlff. 4Uina tor n.
)on., Watklii (or faun, t'tr tor tt.
nirt tor Lfwl. Thonnu'n tar lrHn.-r.
I honi fr Hruwn. Kilih.-a for Couk, Pur.
im h for Kll.v. Houtli Omili.i Krv (or
Vah(lll. I i hi u ( r Mwtlik. KoUuvuii
IJbllowinsHorses
Hawthorne Results
first rue, pur. 1700, claiming, all
(Iv sikI end-half (urlonic:
91111 Htn.l. Ill (JAliM), T to 3, to I,
1 to 2. won.
f'lroimtra Bo, Hi (DUbmon), to 1,
4 to 1, I to 6. M0ll1-
Ktyllah MlM. .(Doylt), I u I, I
to 1, 7 to . third.
Tlmo: 1:18 l-i. Rrt f.'tilof, Mslody
Unit, Van Kylvlii, Jloumht ! mn.
Heon4..ra, iiumo l"00, rlulinlng, all
flv and on-holf furtort:
Wlilpjial, 118 (Kdcrla), J to (, out,
won.
rou Jos. 113 (Jonet), T to J, 6 to I,
strut, wotid.
litn:iii girl. Ill (Hlauthtcr, It to !, i
1, 7 to JO, tlur4,
Tlmei 1:15 J-6 Lnura Corhrmi. tfnlv,
lluntfr flail, Fly Ctn kno ran.
Thircl raca. pure 1700, clalnilng. all
afc. five and one-half furlonga.
War Pennant, 117 Richcrek), 7 lo J,
avn, 2 to f,. won.
It, 106 (bcylt), S to 1, 7 to 0, 3 to
I, second.
Bon.ro Blu. Ill DIhmon), 11 to 1, 4
to 1. t to 1, third. .
Tlma: 114 7-a. I W. Haryar, D.Uand,
Four laf also ran.
Fourfh r.-, pursa ftOO. clulmlnj, 3-yr-oMa
and up. tlx furloncs:
Nunett. 1U (Ksdorla), to 6, 1 to
t, 1 to . won.
' Calvacadour, H. 1 OS (TrotnbI-y). I to
1, 2 to 1, evan, .fiond.
Rlvuler. na (Slaughter), to 1, 4 tol,
I to 6, third.
Tlmo: 1:0 4-B. Sweat Apple, May
Olrl, Rallhlrd, I'rotlamatlon, Huuovor'a
Topaa also ran.
Fifth rui-e. purs I1.000, rtalmlntr, !
year-oloa nd up, ona and 1-1 mill.
f roupler, 10s (Tromblas ), tveu, 1 to
2, 1 to 6. won.
Orayahtan, )7 (Jonea), 7 to J, to I,
I to 2, aecond.
Honolulu Boy. Ill (Koderls), 6 to I,
i to 6. 1 to 4, third.
T:ms: 1 :M - 8-6. Fln'-aatla, Tnkalon
Ma'-, -It fctao ran.
Ulsih race, pur'so 100. claiming,
year-old and up, 1 -! mllea:
ntaboctl. 108 (KedoilK, 11 to S, 2 to
1, evf-n, won. ,
Our Hetey, 102 Chalmers), to 2, 7
to 6. 3 to 6, aecond
tle Prosperity, lot (Dlshmon), 3 to J,
t ip i, 1 to 2, third. ,
Timu 1:14 J-o. Bvjckboard,' Thunder
Blr.l, Letadouia ran. Clear, warnj. heavy.
Harpur. 108," T)art Rose, 101; Vanaylvia,
lon Jos,., 113; Hlvul, 113; Melody
Jlau, 1U, lid Tvn 11J, Win- Pumanl,
lie; AIo Kllfibl Jlnik I'nunzto, H);
Srarpla II, Kit); Harry Kudd.-r, 10a; Auntl
Km, t; Captain Burnt, 101; ttoorvuurea,
10.
Third race, 1700, rlalmlnr, 2-year-oida
and up, furlonvs. VoOfiry, t); WhlppeM,
103; Waller H. I'earce, JH3; Restrearo, 103;
Toy MIKs, 103; W, U. Mcl'llntiiok, 103;
Kltubooill, 103; A-Arrorpolnt, 108; ker
fao, 110; bill liiackwall, 11; Norman. in,
113; JInry u., 113; Also ellslble: Brother
John, 109; Ulna; Kr.se, 113; A-Datty M.,
H: Sweet Appli. 103. '
Fourth race. 300. clenmlii, 3-ycar-olils
nd up, tVt furlonKS. Cremona, 107; Fin.
rustic, 107; iiHorni. 110; Maiy It. Itiel,
111; Kilru, Jll: Money, 116. .
Fifth ruin, th Hetokyarda Handicap, 1
mil'., for all arc cow ponies, I40u win
ner (200. aocond i:f, third 7d. Mill
Uroce, 120; Spotted Ulck, Hi; The Vamp,
110; lliai k 1)1. k, 112; Kiipranie, US; Caaey,
163; Kedwllluw. 119.
Si:li race, 3150, Th Jlearthatone Coal
Co. i-lnimliif handicap for 3-yeor-olda and
up. 1 nille and 70 yard. Hlkhlm. 100;
Blackhetty. lol; Jacobin, 104; Harry B.,
10"!; Ten Can. 103; Eulah, 103.
Seventh race, 11,00. fllllea and mare,
3-year-olda and up. on mile, f-pectacular
Olrl, 101; Lendoiila, 106; Waterwillow.
106; Wlkuo, 108; Madfe F., 10; Chrtatlt
Holtem, 113. a Apprentice a I low one t.
cialmetf. tV'ealher clear, track heavy.
Grand Circuit Results.
Hawthorne Entries
Flrat rac. I00. 3-year-olds. fi fur
lona- Great Lady, 103; Seapatoa. 103;
Van Patrick. M; Tip Loelnn, 101; Carter
Enrl. 117; Delante, 117.
Second race. I7"0. olalmluC. allaaea, ft
furlenas. A-Ollle Wood. 103; Jack Falrmsn,
106; Bonero Blue, 106; Sunlo. 103; I. W.
for Hoffman, Mertlllt for Kolatium, reoj
lor Oil.'oiie.
Tomhdownt: Krler, 4; Lewis, t; Browa,
t; Curtain. 2; Thoma. V'rban. Try for
point: Lincoln. 63: forward paea; Brown
to Oardner, t; dropktck: Brown. 2; Lewis,
3, Hide. 1. Place kick: Lewis, 1. Tim
of penotla; H minute.
Soor by penous;
Lincoln 13 33 30 1473
South Omaha '
lti-ft,re: Karl Joliitson, Iiuane Coilcfe.
Vinpiie: 1H! I'ay. I nlveralty ,f Nehranka.
11-e.l Unentlicii: hwaiuou and J't.ilik. Ula
ersi4v tt NoCranka.
Lexirgton, Ky., Oct, 13. Fliet race: The
Phiienlx, 3:04 pacers, t In 3, puma 43,000.
(Two ht-ata Thursday. )
Edna F.itrlj-, brm., by Robert C.
W. Thomas) .".1 ! 1
Julia M. Direct, brm. (M. ChlltlO.3 1 J
John Henry, bit. (Cox) 3 4 b
Roliert Direct, ch. (Hay) 4 3 3
Main Direct, bif. (Mc(lirr) s, e 4
Time: 2:07Vs, 2:0t, .:.
H-cnnd raoe; The Caftletou, 2:01 trot,
S in 3, pur.io 34,OOK
The Creat Volo, be.,1 by Peter Tho
(Iroiit 'vx) 1 1
Peicr citler, bg. (Siokm) 8 !
Kilo Walts, bm. IM. Child) 4 2
Orat Billion, bill. (Ijodirt) 3 5
hscolll'.o, brK. (II. Fleming) 3 4
Bonn! Del, Favonian, llernelwyn also
atarted. ,
Time: 2.04"i. 2:064.
Third race: The Lafayt-tte, 2:10 pace, 2
In 8, puree 33,000;
Neita, Patch, bm., by Dan Patch
(Kan) ,.l 1
Petr Daphne , bg. (Haahy) 3 2
Henry Direct, chg. (l'alin) 2 3
Robert Direct, chg. (Ray) 4 i
Blllv Blehop, bg. (Mullln) 6 4
Flo Fatch, Minnie Wllllama. E.a H.
r.'ln(or, Jessie Itigee, Esla O, also atarted.
Tim: 2:04, 3:04V.'
Fourth race: The Ashland, 2:11 trot, 2
In 3, puree 32,006:
Czar Worth, bg.. by Csar Peter
(Murphy) 1
TDarvn Worthy, bg (Lewlt) ....
I.e Tide, bike. (Cox)
Major Huer, blkg. (Hinds)
The Caeat Rose, bf. I McDonald I
Clyde The Ureal, Tolu Boy, Walter Ster.
ling alao atarted.
Time: 3:01V,, 3:04'4.
Fifth rac: The Lexington, ;-ar-d?d,
5 In 3. rurse 32.000;
Uulf BreAe, bf., by 8,11.10 (J.
Thomas) t 1
Lord ilorslte, be. (iloddard) ......2 !
Wary Tin.,., bf (Halin) 3 4
llo Ouy, bf. (Coxi a 3
Jean Worthy, chf HI. Thomaa) ...C 3
flint-; i;10Vi, ::lt,.
Epperson Advocates
Election of Randall
Lincoln, Oct. IK. (Special.)
Churles II. Iipperon, Veteran legis
lator and member of the. constitu
tional convention, I strongly advo.
fiittng tho election of Charle H.
UamlHll for governor.
During the lubt two session. Mr.
Kppersou fought (iovertior McKelvte
on ulKJiit everything and then fought
blm some more 'on general principles.
Hut regardless of his bitter tlgbio
ngaliiHt the Hdtnluistrutlon, his posi
tion on the code is that certain
change should be made which will
I leasen the cost of government. lie
frankly admits that there can be no
return to the old system of boards and
' commissions.
I He doesn't swallow the democratic
I propaganda that a vole for Randall is
I endorsement of ome other man or
I aome other administration. He has
j worked with Senator Rr.ndall enough
' (o know the man and he 1 for him,
i Furthermore, he predict the election
i of Randall and the entire republican
state ticket.
I "Surely no republican is going to
I vote for a lii-ya.ii," he said while in
Lincoln H diw.dny. "I don't know
this Cii:i.il:-y lliyan, but If you were
to ask lm: what W. J. Bryan ever did
for the people of Nebraska I would
say that he lias made a lot of
speeches. I cannot think of anything
else he has done.
"C. II. Randall is not tied to Mc
Ktdvlo'a coat' tails or to the coat tail
of any other man."
Mr. and Mrs. Epperson came to Lin
coln (o attend the funeral of W, L.
Minor, who was a cousin of tho legis
lator from Clay county.
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League of Women Voter
at Hasting Holdtt Luncheon
Hasting, Neb., Oct. ID (Special
Mis Li. Kuth Pyrtlo, noripolltleal can
didate for state superintendent, was
the sp-taker guest of th HaaUngs
League of Women Voters at a lunch
eon. A large group of Huntings wo
men listened to Miss Pyrtlo on she
stressed the need for the best po
slblo leadership in the school of Ne
braska. Mr. Babcock presided at the lunch
eon and commended highly the years
of service given by Miss Pyrtle In
the schools of Nebraska. Ftio com
mended tho records of two other can
didates, Mrs. Alice Brooke, candidate
for the state legislature, and Mrs. It.
B. Schtiltz, nonpolltleal candidate for
superintendent of schools in Adam
county.
Impr
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nitU enmfrirt) Make that com
HOW parison between three or four can.
'WnQt Learn the difference between a
Marmon and your present car. It
will be a revelation. A demoastra
tion of the Marmon will be given
gladly. Call or telephone. v
MARMON
H. PELTON
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NORIWKF. k MAIMOS COMPANY
E. Kuth Pyrtle Addresses
School Teachers at McCook
McCook, Nefc., Ot. 13. (Special.)
Teachors of the southwestern division
of the Nebraska State Teachers asso
ciation greeted Miss E. Kuth Pyrtle,
candidate for state superintendent,
who spoke on "American Citizen
ship." . Miss Pyrtle said American
citizenship or Americanization was
much more than teaching the English
language to the fcrrelgn-born. She said
It. was getting the best American
standards and ideals of living and
government to all, both ratlve-born
and foreign-born.
She said that teacher and leaders
stress both consciously and uncon
sciously In all their contacts with
their students, according to the view
point or philosophy In life of th
teacher or leadwr. hence the nei-esltj
for the highest standards and Ideals
nf those In leadership positions, Miss
Pyrtle was gueHt and speaker at a
IneakfiiKt (flven by to sih'M'l women
of tho convention.
rovements on Dam Are
Slopped by Injunction
Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 13. (Special
Telegram.) The work of raising the
mill dam here was stopped, hen C.
H. Vanardale served an injunction
on Black Brothers, millers, alleging
thut his property in Indian creek,
Just north of the dam, was being
damaged b the backwater., The dam
wa to have been built a foot higher
so that the mill could secure more
power during the low water stage of
the Blue river.
Methodist Ministers Hold
Conference at Fairbury
Fairbury. Neb., Oct. 13. (Special.)
Two hundred Methodist ministers,
members of the Fairbury group of
tho Beatrice district, held a confer
ence here.
District Superintendent Gcttys pre
sided. Bishop Burn of Montana de
livered an address on "Our Duty To
ward Evangelizing the World." Morn
than fliOO was pledged to the ecu.
tenary fund.
Muny Coal Yard Will Be
Issqc at Scotttbluff
Bcottsbluff, Neb., Oct. 13. (Special.)
Scottsbluflt voter will psa on the
question of establishing a municipal
coal yard at the general election. The
city council, presented a petition with
over 700 names asking for an ordi
nance creating the municipal yard,
decided to let the voter say whether
or not the yard should be established.
Gravel Surface Is Laid
On Highway jXear Columbus
Columbus, Neb., Oct. 13. (rtpeclal.)
A gravel surface, H feet wide and
four Inches deep, Is being laid on the
Meridian highway south of the Piatt
river bridge, according to the specifi
cations of on agreement between Pollc
and Butler cquntles. Highway engi
neer Douglas of Butler county ha
charge uf the work.
Injured in Auto Wreck,
Arnold, Neb,, tjct. 13. (Special.)
Beauluh Purr-ell auvtalned a broken
oollar bone, when an automobile In
which she was riding skidded on u re
cently graded root! and overturned.
Elk Creek Store Bobbed.
Table Ko k. Neb., Oct. 13 (Hpe
clal.) The Kvewoto general store and
the Bnethe hardware moro of Ullc
Creek were robld of ?1 S00 worth of
goods.
Berg's
Clothes
For Men
and Young Men
20to$50
We are now featuring for ntyl
rencil Stripes and Whipcord.
Wonderful Plaidback
Overcoats
20 to s50
You should see (hese -they are th frrrnteH vlu in town.
Belt !l roun! or Imlf belted, In 1l the pew shades,
CbertVi CoaU, Tudo JSuiU,
818 and up $35 up
The Home of Kufcnheitna Cloihet
SteUon Fall HatS Mallory
Schoble $2.50 to $10 Berg
Vassar and Superior
Underwear
$J50
to 59
Retter check up and then come here
,".nd get them at, a paving, ,
1415 FARNAM ST.
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be-aoee 1t Is built co reason. Pcleotlfle.
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builds blood-potter, it Solid rrJ-blood -cells.
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VICTOH 34 U sad rrt
Agnea Art In
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GRAND, ltb and Blar
Bert IrtH la
"ALIAS LADYFINGEBS"
HAMILTON, 40ib and Hamiltm
Enid Bennett la
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you fttl
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Good KoatU A"Ot iatioii
to Meet at York October 18
T''W. N-K. Oct. 11 (Speruil.) The
N- braska tivxt Itoads aee.H lailon will
hold their annuiU meeting In this city
Mober 1". Invitation have tHti iit ,
to all county mniinUalonera In the
atl road morkTs, rvtd lntr.
ihainlitrs i f otniiierc. , and all shr
Nrliiaek-itia Interested In the road
pnil'lem.
PAR flu
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Suit and Pants to Order
$32worth $45
t.r on w.W . offer choice of ... kun.r.) pal
lm all-wool good (rfuM tailor to fit. Wa
kavo bmo fillisg OrsaS ma for twsnly-oo year.
MacCartiiy:Wilson Big Oayllht Tailor Store
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TOMORROW
I st advsae Is) sarico.
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Cittl Sue 5ms
-The Oldl N.af
"REMEMDRAIICE"
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