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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1902)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, IfOVEMJlEIt 9, 1002. COUNCIL MISOn MESTIO. Psvls sells drugs. Ptockart nells carpet snd rue. Expert watch repairing, IXTrrt. nB'way. For naif, largo milk cow. Call 2713 Third avenue. Couni ll HlulTs. Dr. F. P. Belllngpr, office and residence (16 Broadway, 1'hone 1K1. The Christy pictures for sale. C. E. Alex ander & Co , :u3 liroadway. Palm gro-n assembly November 11. Prise Walti. Whaley'a orchestra. Clothespins, na many ns you want, lc per losen. A, U. Howe, 310 Broadway. For rent, nicely furnlBhpd front room, reasonable price. Inquire 366 North First I tree t. We are headquarters for glass of all kinds, bee us before you buy. C. B. 1'alnt, W and Glass Co. William Iewey. charged with the theft af two bicycles and an civrcoat, will have his preliminary hearing before Judge Bcott Monday morning. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Wlnrlade of Hastings, Neb., a sun. Mrs. Wlnslade was formerly Ml Kthel 8hepard of this city, a teacher In the public schools. The regular monthly meeting of the As nS.lRted Charities will be held Monday rtornoon at 2 o clock at the renldence of Mrs. I'. J. Montgomery, 217 South Fourth direct. The customs house of this city was en riched yesterday to the amount of upward f 11,010, paid In as duties upon a carload r,f chlnaware from Oermany, consigned to W. A. Maurcr. The annual meeting of the Odd Fellows' SJulldlng association will be held Monday evening In the office of Lewis Hammer In the Odd Fellows' temple. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. The l.adips' Aid society of Broadway Methodist Kplacopal church will hold Its ba Kir In Royal Arcanum hall Wednesday and Thursday, November 19 and 20. Meals erved both noon and evening. V The medallon on the south face of the monument erected last May to the memory of Colonel Kinsman In Kdlrvlew cemetery has ben defaced by being made a target by hunters. The vandalism Is supposed to be the work of boy.. F.d Smith, a former member of the police force. Is being treated at St. Beri.ard's hospital for an Injury to his shoulder, the result of a bruise. An operation was found necessary to reduce the swelling and Mr. Smith's quick recovery Is now expected. The foot ball Rame between the Council Bluffs and Onawa High schools, scheduled for yesterday at Iike Manawa, was de clared nlT at the last minute. The boys came to the conclusion that a morning game would not pay the expense of bring ing a visiting team so fur. We are prepared to furnish your house lth everything In the house-furnishing line. Fine furniture, carpets, stoves and everything else you may need. We sell on the easy payment plan. Remember our big Jiloture sale this week. Iowa Furniture and Carpet company, 407 Broadway. Fifteen students vgltered at the West ern Iowa Business college this week, which is another great showing for this popular institution. Many have made arrangements 10 enter either the dHy or evening session Monday. The winter term begins December 1, when at lenet seventy-live more pupils will be enrolled. The suit of William B. Olios against Anna 1.. French, Involving the title to certain land In the vicinity of this city and $1,500. which has been deposited with the sheriff by the Great Western railroad for Its right-of-way through the property In contro versy, was tried yesterday in district court before Judge Oreen and by him taken under advisement. A Stove Talk. w There are stovea and stoves and some times one becomes bewildered in selecting a good heater, as there are so many con flicting 'stories about the quality of each make. We have one leader and this stove Is known all over the land. It is a stove that for excellence, for the saving of fuel and for the general comfort and satisfaction i all round has no equal on the Amerhin market. We do not want to go on record , as saying that there are no other good : stoves. There are, but In the main we want to say that there are none better in every sy than our favorite leader in heating j Btoves, the Radiant Home. You can find ( out all about this stove from your neighbor, . as there are hundreds of them In usa iu Council Bluffs. 'All we ask is for you to let us show you the good qualities, the economical money-Having points of the Pa .dlant Home and if you buy we will guar antee you will be pleased with your pur chase. Peterson & Schoonlng. Merrlara block. "I" l.snr Has Relapse. ,The condition of Meta Leasure. the young woman who shot herself Thursday night, was not ao favorable last evening and re ports from St. Bernard hospital indicate that she may not recover. She is very weak and although she rallied from the operation of removing the bullet Friday he had a relapso yesterday. The bullet penetrated the left breast an Inch above the heart and after puncturing the lung. lodged In the back. On account of the character ot the wound septic poisoning is feared. Gravel roopog. A. H. Reld. Ml Broadway. , Daris sella paints. Ileal Kstate Transfers. j Theae transfers were filed yesterday in the abstract, title and lean office of J. W. Squire, 101 Pearl street: th,,c,T.,,0 Yr A- Chittenden, tract in 13-75-44, s d 900 Johann I.uedert to W. J. Maxwell, lot J.4,-..'" Bub of block 4. Avoca, w d 2.600 .Wllils H. Kimball and wife to Julius muuer, mi b, oiock j, curtls a Ram sey's add, w d John Hammer to John K. Rudd. "lots i 500 mm ji, mora a, uayuss & f aimer s add, q c d a Barah E. Hunt to William H. Trevnor lot IX and et9 feet of lot 17, block 7. McMihor, Cooper & Jefterls' add, w d SO) Five transfers, aggregating .$l.8u3 Marriage Licenses. Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to the following: Name and Residence. Harry A. Hrown. Chicago Mary Harris, Omaha O. IX. Rhodes, Omaha Edna. C. Ford, Omaha C. O. Lawson, Case county, Iowa.... Mabel Splker, Elliott, la Hs!'!p Moomaw, Council BlufTs Wrs. P. Berry. Ogden. Ctah L. Age. 22 ... 25 ... 18 ... 2 ... a ... 43 ...41 Arguments Are Unnecessary to convince those who are already receiving the benefits conferred by using our eyeglasses and spectacles. "Tis the tired eyes that need the aid of our accurate fitting glassea wa want to reach. Our customers can tell ot the relief we give. Accurately fitted glasses and spectacle at all prices. We can fit you. Herman M. Leffert, OraJuate, Optician 40 Broadway. Tel. L-07. LEWIS CUTLER aaORTICIAN. tl Tearl St.. Council Bluffs. 'Phone K. aaaaaaa aaaaann i m i BLUFFS. SCORE OXCE ON THE CUARDS Highland Park Plajer Inns 113 Tarda for Their Only Touchdown. SOLDIERS PILE UP THIRTY-SIX RUNS Sensational Play Was First Time frnarda Uoal Has Been Crossed since Ora;nnlsed Three Years Aaro. Although the Highland Park collegians from Des Moines went down In defeat yes terday afternoon before the Dodge Light Guards In the best (game of foot ball seen here this season they have the distinction of being the first team to score against the soldiers since they organized a foot ball team three years ago. The game, which resulted In another victory for the Dodge. Light Guards by a score ot 36 to 5, was witnessed by an enthusiastic crowd ot 600 persons. Up to the end of the first half It looked as if the soldier foot ball players were going to maintain their record ot never having been scored against, but In the sec ond half the collegians succeeded in making a touchdown. During the first twenty-five minutes of the first half the ball never left the possession of the Dodge Light Guards and the Council Bluffs rooters had all the opportunity they needed to shout themselves hoarse. For the visitors Brug ger and St. Germalne did the best work while on the home team the star work was done by Dietrich, Williams, Thomas, Datley and Richmond. Council Bluffs won the toss and selected the south goal. Strack kicked off to the twenty-yard line to Dietrich, who advanced the ball twenty-five yards. Stuart went around end for ten, Dietrich for fifteen, Thomas twenty, Dietrich ten, Richmond seven, Dietrich two and Richmond went, over the line for a touchdown In three min utes of play. Thomss kicked goal. Score: Dodge Light Guards 6, Highland Park 0. Des Moines kicked off to the five-yard line to Stuart, who advanced the 'ball twenty yards. Thomss went around end for five, Dietrich ten. Miller four, Williams five, Dietrich through line two, Dietrich around end five, Thomas five, Dalley five, Williams three, Richmond four, Dalley ten, and Richmond went over line for touch down. Thomas kicked a dlfflcut goal. Score: Dodge Light Guards 12, Highland Park 0. Des Moines kicked off to the fifteen-yard line to Thomas, who landed the ball In the middle or the field. Dalley then took the ball around end for twenty yards, Thomas ten, Dietrich seven, Williams ten and short gains by Thomas and Dietrich, and Dalley went across Highland Park's goal for a touchdown. Thomas kicked goal. Score: Dodge Light Guards IS. Highland Park 0. This performance was duplicated a few min utes later. Highland Park kicked off to Thomas, who advanced the ball nearly to the center of the field and fumbled to Des Moines. There was much enthusiasm among the spectators at this point in the game as It was the first opportunity the visitors had of showing their worth on offensive work. Through a series of plays Highland Park advanced the ball to Council Bluffs' thlrty-five-yard line and attempted goal from the field with no success. ' Council Bluffs kicked off to Des Moines from the1 twenty-flve-yard line fifty-five yards and Des Moines failed to advance the ball and lost on downs. Thomas went around end for fifteen yards and Council Bluffs was penalized five yards and the ball for offside playing. A few minutes later Dietrich went over the Hue for touchdown. Thomas kicked goal. Score: Dodge Light Guards 30, Highland Park 0. Highland Park kicked off to Council Bluffs' five-yard line, ball was fumbled back of the goal and Dietrich brought the ball out to Council Bluffs' five-yard line. Dietrich advanced five yards around end, and time was up with the ball in Council Bluffs' possession on its seven-yard line. Score: Dodge Light Guards 30, Highland Park 0. The second half started in much the same as the first half. Council Bluffs ad vancing the ball to within one yard of Its opponent's goal, but Just as It appeared that they would score again. Dietrich hav ing crossed the line with the ball in bis possession, the ball was fumbled and Brug ger of Des Moines picked It up, making a 133-yard run for a touchdown. There was some little discussion as to whether the ball was fumbled or stolen, but the referee decided that It was fumbled and the score was allowed. Score: Dodge Light Guards 30, Highland Park G. Council Bluffs kicked off to Des Moinos' ten-yard line and aoon scored another touchdown and goal. Score: Dodge Light Guards 36, Highland Park 6. The lineup: ' DonOB LIGHT Ol'ARDR.I HIGHLAND PARK. Dalley R. B. Millar H. T Ponla P. O L. R... Koaatrar L. T..., L. O... ( R. O... R. T... .... St. Gormatna Brutaer McCraary Wlnklar Hart man Toauar Robarta Bchraura Joaaph Strark Wlrkham C. W illiams L. O. Knoi L. T. Thomaa L. K.R. E. .. . Ruthartord Q. H. it). B IHatrlrh R. H. B. IL. H. R. smart u H. B. !R. H. B Rl.hninnd P. B. IK. B ... Substitutes: Dodge Light Guards, Mul nek. I.uwrenre. Oreen; Highland Park, Crooks. Hilgrenstetn. Hoffer, Mulrahy. Referee: Treynor. I'mplre: Coggenhall. Linesmen: Flammsnt and Cutler. Time keepers: Henderson and Pyar. Length of halves: anuiy minuiea. Cold Wave Cosalaa;. Leave your order for a warm winter suit or overcoat. Suits made to measure $13.30 up. New York Tailoring company, 337 Broadway. W. A. M surer of Council Bluffs yesterday received a carload of decorated chlnaware from Germany, upon which he paid duties Into the customs house here, aggregating upwards ot f 1,000. N. T. Plumbing Co.. telephone 154. With ta rb.rrhes. At St. Paul's Episcopal church there will be holy communion this morning at 7:30 o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. George Edward Walk at 10:SO o'clock. The vesper service will be at 4:S0 p. m., when the following program of mu sic will be rendered: Organ Prelude Andante Rellglatio Processional Those Eternal Bowers."!!"?"1 Morley Gloria Patrl Woodward magnincat Clair Nuno Dlmlttis Clair Vesper Hymn TarrV with Me '...liykes niiMicm-orau uui xny uini, rrom Bt. taul Gounod Introlt 8oldlers of the Cross .....Webb f iiwii ojr me rtecior. unenory sentence Bhepard Bulo-Th. Lord . Mindful of His Own Mendelssohn aun ijou rorterneld. necessnonai vox Angelica Dykes PoMlud. ....Wely ai urace Episcopal church Edwin J. Ah bott. lay reader, will read morning prayer at 11 o'clock. Sunday school will be held at 9:45 a. m. At iTinity Methodist church there will pe preacning services at 10:80 a. m. and T:S0 p. m. In the morning the pastor, Rev. A. E. Burlff, will take as th. subject of his sermon "Proprietor of Property." His evening topic will be "An Estray Notice." The Junior Epworth league will meet at 11:30 a. m. and the Sunday school at noon. The meeting of the Senior Epworth lesgue will be at 6:30 p. ra. There will be preaching services at the First Baptist church at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Gill ot Hannibal, Mo., who Is assisting the psstor. Rev. Milford Rlggs, In a series of revival meetings, will preach at both services. At 3 p. m. Dr. Gill will speak to men only, taking as the subject of his discourse "Wanted, a Man." Sunday school will be held at noon and the meeting of the Young People's union at 6.30 p. m. The revival meetings will continue every afternoon and evening during the week. Elder F. Hansen of Persia, la., will preach this morning at 10:30 o'clock In the Latter Day Saints' church. Elder D. R. Chambers will occupy the pulpit at the evening service at 7:30 c'clock. Sunday school will be held st noon. The regular mid-week prayer meeting will be Wednes day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. S. Alexander will preach this even ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Fresbyterlan mlslson church, corner of Seventh street and Seventeenth avenue. The First Church of Christ (Scientist) will hold services this morning at 11 o'clock In the Sapp building, when the subject for discussion will be "Mortals and Im mortals." Sunday school will be at noon and the mid-week testimonial meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Second Church of Christ (Scientist) will hold services this morning at 11 o'clock In Hughes' hall. The subject will be "Mor tals and Immortals." Sunday school will be at noon and the regular testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. "The Contemplation of Christ" will be the subject of Rev. James Thomson's ser mon this morning at the First Congrega tional church. In the evening his topic will be "Our Great Messages." All serv ices will be at the usual hours. Musical treat of the season, Steckelberg concert company, R. A. Hall, Nov. 11. Tick ets EOc. Mods City Selects Subject. Word was received here yesterday that Sioux City had decided on the following It Isn't Much of a Trick To get an Overcoat at $7.50, ' $10.00, or $12.0). Any clb- ' thier can sell you one. The Trick is in getting a really swell garment at the price. Our new Winter Overcoats in those prices have all the style, that you find in the ; higher grades. Of course we . have the better grades too. METCALF&METCALF Main St., Through to Pearl Council Bluffs. N IS AT DeLONC'S 11.00 (Quarts) Carter's Combined Writing and Copying ..79c ';'.V Q"rtst Sanford s Comblned7(ln Writing and Copying fOC 11 .00 (Quarts) Carter's Court In House Ink , lOU 75c (Quarts) Carter's Writing 76e (Quarts) Sanford's, nold's or Stephens' Writing Fluid 60c (Pints) Carter's Cojrt House 60c (Half pints) Carter s Crimson Fluid Paul's, Ar- 59c ..48c 48c 10c Carter's Fountain Pen All 10c bottles of Ink 7c 307 Broadway, kiaSsBlBS iTC, f V 1 '. - - f Wi-m 'rZ .. - 1 N Caanra, Ml jT 'f?C 1 A a-jrv . question for the debate between the Coun cil Bluffs and Sioux City High schools: Resolved. Thst the 1'nlted States Is not Justified 1n retaining permanent possession of the Philippines. Council Bluffs, under the terms ot the (Continued on Ninth Page.) Our Chsck System Avoids Serious Mistakes In our prescription department we have put In a check system ao that It Is simply Impossible to make any mistakes In the preparing of our preemptions. We could place your prescription alongside of a thousand others; you could step eut and do all your other trading, then return to our store and among these thousand snl other prescriptions we could readily select yours without the least possible chanco of giving you the wrong package. We know how to do this without question and when you stop Into our store ask us about it and we will show you how It la done. Our ambition Is to. make 'our prescription de partment, the most 'perfect' In the entire country and wa think we already stand at the head of the list In Council Bluffs by big odds. GEORGE W. FLETCHER PRESCRIPTION DRUitGIST TELEPHONE ITS. 106 BROADWAY. - COUNCIL BLLTFS. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Wbea Writiaf to Advertisers Always Mention Tbe Bee. THIS WEEK . m $k (Quarts) Carter's Violet JQg ILOO (Quarts) Carter's Green Qq Fluid ,59c. 40c (Pints) Pn ill's or Carter's Writing Fluid.. .I. 26c (Half pints) Paul's or Car ter's Writing Fluid 25c Carter's India Ink, all colors , 33c 19c .13c Fluid 7c All 6c bottles of Ink 4c Council Bluffs. a Lovers of Fine Laundry Work naturally have strong likes and dis likes in tbla regard. Unless finely don. up colored shirts and ahlrt waists are not half presentable. Either garment mostly owes Its Doe looks to the laundry. What we do shows the supreme result of the Troy process. - We wash lace curtains and the tender est fabrics without Injury. If Our W ork Suit You Tell Your Friends; If Not, Tell Us. Bluff City Laundry, WALLACE & GROUT. Proprietors. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Telephone, 314 22.54 n. Main St. Two Important Thanksgiving Essentials ar. a fln. turkey and aa efficient beating apparatus. You cannot extend a warm welcome la a cold house, no matter hoar good a dinner you serve. Run no risks, but have us overhaul your heating arrange ments .and 'make, everything snug and warm for the great national holiday. If we do it. Its don. right. - J.C. Bixby&Son. Z01 Main. 203 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. Ia. Telephone IS. BOSTON lens Neiv Fall Goods, everything of necessity to make a complete department will be joand at our counter. Read special money-saving bar gains for this sale. New Shirts 95 Men" colored shirts, over twenty different styles. In stripes and figures, the celebrated LION brand, one of the best In the market. Bland and pleated bosoms. 50. 76c, $1.00 Men's White Laun dered Shirts, long or short bosom, open or closed fronts, very best ob tainable for the money. Hew Suspenders 25 Cn urn nun 01 lav Aiurricaa susnenders In lsra-n Una of a ? I . . 4 V. A 1 . . - different web and buikles, full length and well made. We show tbe best sus pender In the market for 25c. 50c Our line of fifty cent suspend ers are unequalled. In mer cerized webs, heavy and medium, with aluminum buckles. In a big variety ot webs. Men's Mocha Gloves People Who .V a-rr a f;f''"VM,..rfM ' :;. Vv.vY..;:." - A-" 1 "." i-"i'-Vi ri 'V'.v : '.WV s--CJv j.'-'V'-A : . ; : ; .'.": :: : iV-v.- t .; '..".1 '.vv.''V:::'y:V''V GOLE-DRELSFORD HARDWARE CO., 41 S. , 1 rrSgpjPB IMIiiHsssHsHsssssssssssssMMH ME BEE FOR STORE, COUNCIL Furnishing New Neckwear , An Invoice of saw, nobby fall neck-wear, in the latest effects, 50 to fonr-ln-hands, medium and narow aa cots, tecks and Imperials and puffs. Cer tainly a great 60c line. A large line of everything that u Up to date, la strings, tecks, shield bows, band bows and narrow and cedlum four-ln-hands, all 25e each. New Underwear 50 U,n', a.iim. t- 4Kt..J .-a 'C fleeced, guaranteed th. beat 60-cent garment In th. market. (SL"i AA Men's all wool underwear In iPvU silver gray, exceptional value, tor $1.00 a garment. (214 Ef Fine Australian wool un 2KJJ derwear In natural gray and tans, this garment usually retails at $2.00; our price, $1.60. Men's Back Gloves The Cossack iGltQtl s -a of this year's production and is very swagger, We have them in eleven different patterns, From SI5.Q0 up. We are showing many other styles, also, consisting of The THE "PAISLEY' "PEMBROKE" "LENOX," "TOPPER'' and "BOULEVARD BOX," ranging from S5.S0 to $25.00 SMITH 415 Broadway, Have Been Burning Hard Goal n previous years and have recently purchased one of our Cole IJot Jlast Bolt Coal Btoves, are coming m every aay; compii menting us on the hot blast stove for soft coal. It is a surprise to them. A great many have had the idea that a sot coal stov-e must necessarily make dirt in their house. One of COLE'S 1NAL HOT BLAST STOVH makes no dirt, no gas, no SMOKE IN YOUIl IIOU8E in fact is as clean to openrat'e as uny hard coal stove. Again, the hot blast feature of this stove is the greatest improvement in soft coal burning stoves that has te?Ji made in fifty years, burning as it does in one of Cole's Hot Blast Stones all of the gas from the coal. We all know that soft' coal is verv nearlv one-half gas, if we burn this half of coal, which i gns, we certainly have a BIO SAVING IN OUR FUEL BILL. Cole's Hot Blast Stove will do this. As for holding fire, it is absolutely tight and will hold fire from 36 to 72 hours, if neceswiry. without touching it.- Save a third to a half your nel bill this whiter by using one of these stoves, you will never use another make of stoves. Over 1,500 in use in Council Bluffs .lone. Call and we one in operation at our store. We are al ways plfancd to show this stove. We sell on payments. ALL THE NEWS BLUFFS. List New Night Robes 'TC. New lis. of men' outing '-'' robes In fancy stripes, ta pink, blue sad red, guaranteed fast colors and full slias. EL4 ff Bxtrs heavy night robes. kP""" made from th. very beet outing, extra width, with foot pockets, colors guaranteed washable. Ask to see the $1.00 garment. New Hosiery 15c Men's .earalesa hosiery, a large line ot fancies, tans and black, with double soles and heels; same grade usually retail 10 a pair. 'IC. Everything tn men's fln. Im Jy ported hosiery In "extra values." Including fancies, ealbrlggana, maco feet, split soles, blacks and tana. Men's Lined Gloves vercoat & BRADLEY f Council Bluffs, Iowa Main St., Council Bluffs "Man wants but HttU hcra blow" Said a morbid poet long years ago, I'm prone to doubt that ancle nt sage When I look at The Bee'a great "Want Ad" pago.
