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10 TITE OMAHA DAIXY IlEEs SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1902. NEBRASKA ASKS FOR PLACE BelieTM BoooTd Entitles it to Place Among the "Big Nine." CHANCE TO BE THE WESTERN CHAMPIONS Bhoald Mlnarsota Defeat Michigan Its Claim to that Position In tlia WtM WoiU Bo Beroad DUpate. CHICAGO, Nor. 22. (8peclal Telgrm.) Nebraska university haa decided to knock at the door of the Western Intercollegiate conference for admittance to the "big Bine." A formal application haa been filed br the foot ball authorltlea of the Institu tion, and Prof. Fred E. Clementa, ad junct professor of botany, baa been ap pointed to attend the annual session of the conference to be held at the Victoria hotel on Friday, November 28, and repre sent the claims of Nebraska to be reckoned with the other strong educational tnatltu tlons of the west In athletic. Nebraska was a member of the Western Intercol legiate Amateur Athletic association, com prising such schools as Drake, Knox, Lke Forest. Oberlln, California, Notre Dame and others. It Is their desire to drop swaddling clothes and change the name from the "Big Nine" to the "Big Ten" by Joining the conference. The members of the "Big Nine" at present are Chicago, Mich igan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Northwestern and Purdue. In presenting their claims to recognition Nebraska will be assisted by the repre sentative of the University of Mlnneaota. It Is said. It la argued that Nebraska can now give a creditable performance iu the athletic world, but that It Is not a large enough Institution to maintain the high standard set by the former "Big Five" and would soon be dropped to the foot of the lst. If not from the conference. LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 22. Coach Booth of the University of Nebraska baa Issued the following statement relative to the Ne braska foot ball team's position in the west: Nebraska at present occupies a unlqutf position In western foot ball. It is a daric horse to the critics. Very few have seen It play. Score mean absolutely nothing and the only test of a team strength is in games actually played. , Minnesota was outplnyed from start to finish and Nebraska's touchdown was earned, if any ever was. The critics say that the Gophers were caught napping in the early part of the season; that they are far stronger today than when Nebraska de fen ted them. . Is It not part of the business of foot ball not to be caught napping? Minnesota be gan its practice two weeks earlier than Ne braska. Again, has not the Nebraskans had an opportunity to improve during the same period? ... If Nebraska, defeats Northwestern on Thanksgiving day and Minnesota beata Michigan, Nebraska can claim the western championship without a doubt JUDGES INVESTIGATE RACE Do Not Like Illowaho'a Ihswlsg at Ina-leald and Make am Examination. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22 Five favor Itea won at Ingleslde today. The Judges did not like the showing of IUowano In the fourth and are investigating. Results: First race, futurity course, selling: Flori mel II won, Jim Gore II second, Mocorlto third. Time: 1:12. . Second race, five furlongs, for 2-year-olds, selling: Ball Room Belle won. Byronerdale aecond, Quatre third. Time: 1:02. Third race, one mile, selling: Frank Woods won, Antoles second, Urchin third. Time: 1:48. t Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards, selling: Lode Star won, Expedient aecond, lllowaho third. Time: 1:48. Fifth race thlrteen-slxteenths of a mile, selling: Irene Ltndsey won. Money Musk second. The Pride third. Time: 1:22. Sixth race, six furlongs, selling, for 1-year-olds: The Major won, Gold Van sec ond, Kcherln third. Time: 1:15. Collesre Poot Ball Brevities. At Manchester Brown, 6; Dartmouth, 12. At Norfolk, Va. Virginia, : Carlisle, 6. At Delaware. O. State university, 17; Ohio Wesleyan, 18. At Cedar Rapids, I a. Cornell college, 81: Coe college, 0. At Rock Island. III. Augustana college, : Monmouth college, 6. At Cleveland, O. Case Scientific school, 40; Heidelberg (Tiffin), 0. At South Lend, Ind. Notre Dame, 22; Depauw, 0. At St. Loula Washington university, 83; Central college, Fayette, e. At Lafayette, Ind. Purdue, 27; Univer sity of Indianapolis, 0. Elevens Evenly Matched. FALLS CITY. Neb.. Nov. 21 (Special.) The Hiawatha, and Falls City High school foot ball teams played here Friday and the game resulted in a tie, neither team being able to score. This is the third game played by these teams this season, two being tie gamva and Falls City winning the other. Beatrice Team Defeated. BEATRICE. Neb., Nov. 22. (Special.) The Beatrice bowling team was defeated at Wllber yeaterday afternoon, by 86 pins. PUTTINQ IT STRONd Bnt Doesn't It Look Reasonable, , This may read as though we were putting It a little strong, because It Is generally thought by the majority ot people that dyspepsia In Its chronic form Is Incurable or practically so. But we have long since shown that dyspepsia is curable, nor Is It such a difficult matter as at first appears. The trouble with dyspeptics Is that they are continually dieting, starving them selves, or going to opposite extreme, or else deluging the already over-burdened stomach with "bitter "after-dinner pills," etc., which Invariably Increase the difficulty, even if In some caaes they give a slight temporary relief. Such treatment ot the stomach simply makes matters worse. What the stomach want Is a rest. Now, how can the stomach become rested, re cuperated and at the aame time the body nourished and sustained? This I a great secret and this 1 also the secret of the unform success of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. This Is a comparatively new remedy, but Its success and popularity leave no doubt a to It suerit. The Tablet will digest the food anyway. regardless of condition of stomach. The sufferer from dyspepsia, according to direct loos, la to at an abundance of good, wholesome food and use the Tablet be fore ad after each meal, and the result will be. that the food will be dlgosted, no matter how bad your dyspepsia may be, because, a before stated, the Tablet will digest the food even If the stomach. Is wholly Inactive. Te llluetrate our mean ing plainly: It you Uke 1,600 grains of meat, egga or ordinary food and place It In a temperature of 9$ degrees, and put with It one of Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablets, It will digest the meat or eggs almost as perfectly as If the meat was enclosed within the stomach. ' The stomach may be ever so weak, yet these Tablet will perform tb work of digestion and the body and brain 'will be properly nourished and at ths same time a radical, lasting cur ot dyspepsia will be made, because the much abused stomach will be given, to some extant, a much needed rest. Your druggist will tall you that all of tb many remedies advertised to euro dyspepsia none of them have given So couplet and general satisfaction a turt' Dyspepsia Tablets, and not lat la Importance la these hard times I the fact that they are also tb cheapest and give U.S moat good tor th least moaey. As each team haa won a game, the rubber will be played here at come future date. LAST WEEK VViTH THE BOWLERS Approach of the Tsarlsg Experts Is Attracting Attention Among the Loral Cracks. Played. Won. Lot. P. C. Omaha Gate City .. German .... National ... lirug Park C'lsrkson .. Western ... St. Charles 1 18 IS IS 18 11 7 10 .Km .m ..v .m .444 .380 lft 18 18 10 11 Among local bowlers active preparations are being made to furnish the best polbls competition to the professional combina tion known as the All-American Howling trio which will be In this city December 16. The combination consists of Sam Karpf, manager; Al Selbach, Columbus, O., cap tain, and Phil Wolf, Brooklyn; John J. Vnrhels, New Tork, and E. M. Peterson, Chicago. This team will meet three of the local players on Clark's alleys In the aft ernoon of December 1 and three in the evening. The competition among the loral bowlers to determine who shall play against the visitors will brain next week, and It is expected that there will be about twenty candidates. From these will be selected the ten having the highest Individual scores and of that number six will be selected to take part Jn the contest. The Omaha team of this city went to Dunlap, la., last Tuesday evening and de feated the local team of that place by 96 pins. The Omaha players were King Den man, Al Krug, Herman Beselln, M. R. Huntington and W. 11. Emery. In the league play the best bowling of the season was done last Friday evening by the Omaha and St. Charles teams, the Omaha winning three straight, as recorded In The Bee of Saturday. By this achieve ment the Omaha, which was already In second place, mounted to the lead with the average of 611. Gate City also won Its three games of last week and Is now In second place with the average of 656. The Clarkson team, leader at the close of last week, Is now In the 600 class with the Ger man, National and Krug Park teams for company. Next In line la Western, with 414 and at the toot of the column St. Charles with 889. Following are the Individual scores of the players: (tames. Ave. I Ounce. Are. .171 .171 .17J .171 .171 .171 .171 .170 .170 .170 .lt ,1I .$ Furajr .13 Ahmanso It Fonialte II Emery 11 L. J. Srhnldr.. li .1M .1113 .178 .177 Hrunke F. W. Schneider Roth Jurseneeot Wigman Cnnctirn A. C. Reed.. Encell , Reeelln W. A. Keller.. Frlterher Alt. Keller ... Websr 8harwooa Huntington ... Potter :I5I .174 .174' .174 :!?.! A Km tenmaa Tracer .......... Forecutt William Zltimas, Sheldon High scores for the week at Clark's: H. Beselln, 204, 834; F. R, Mann, 203; W. W. Hartley, 209, 202, 201; G. A. Potter, 203, 201; H. Frltacher, 202; C. J. Francisco. 209, 203, 211, 208 ; 8. Mead, 212; W. H. Emery, 217. 203. 213, 201, 204, 201; Frank Fogg, 210, 211; F. H. Krug, 201; Hamilton, 203; D. A. Cham berlaln, Fa'rbury, 209, 216; F. J. Bengele, 220, 21)0, 201, 232. H. Beselln'a 234 and 250 get two prizes. Twenty-one In three successive games of nine pins by Charles French draws a prize. At seven-up W. W. Whlt taker gets the prize, having made 87. Mrs. J. J. Berger and Mrs. W. T. Brewer are tied with 168 for the women' prize. High scores for the week on Gate City alleys: O. Koch, 208, 204; F. J. Marble, 233, 208; H. D. Reed. ; G. H. Bensen, 801; E. W. Bowman, ; W. A. Chandler, 213; H. H. Jonea. 206, 2"0; V. S. Sheldon. 208; C. B. Brldenbecker, 202, 206, 207, 202; Bob Encell, 222, 223. 207. H. H. Jones is still high for the monthly ten pin prize with 246. F. 8. Pollard broke the city record at kankakee with a score of 86. OUTLET FOR GOULD SYSTEM Missouri Paclfle Interests Will Build n Line from Denver to South ern California. DENVER, Colo., Nor. 22. The Repub lican says: Articles of Incorporation ot the Colorado, Arizona A Gulf Railroad company will be filed In a few weeks. The road will furnish transportation to new areas of southwestern Colorado, north western New Mexico, southeastern Utah and central Arizona. The route between this city and the Pa cific coast, as planned, will extend In al most a direct line to San Pedro harbor, on the coast of southern California. The railroad Is generally claimed to be a Gould project, which will, when completed, furnish a western outlet for the Missouri Pacific-Denver ft Rio Grande systems, and also for Gould's Texaa ex Paclfle system. At the aame time Incorporation papers will be Sled for the three develonment com- j panics which will exploit the mineral de posits along the right of way. The projection includes the construction and operation ot reduction works, steel plants, coal mining and kindred Industries. The final details of the project are being arranged. The aggregate capitalization will be $50,000,000. BREAK FREIGHT CONGESTION Train Will Bo Run on Conl Roads Fifteen Minutes Apart All Day Bandar, PITTSBURG, Pa., Nov. 22. With no new freight to handle on Sunday, an opportunity will be given the roads to break the freight congestion in this locality and In their ef forts to accomplish this tomorrow will wit ness the greatest movement of freight ever known In the Pittsburg district. Between 12 o'clock tonight and 6 o'clock Monday morning 40,000 car of freight are to be moved by the Pennsylvania railroad, Baltimore Ohio, Pittsburg A Lake Erie and tributary lines. Freight trains will be made up a rapidly a the regular full force, aided by hun dreds of extra men, can get them together. The trains will be run fifteen minute apart, with five minute extra on the main line to avoid danger on curve and bridge. Official of all the road apeak encourag ingly ot the progress being made and de clared that after tomorrow there would be no need of any mills In the country shut ting down. ROCK ISLAND AFTER LINES Want to Acquire Three Mexican Rail. ware and go Consolidate Its System. TOPEKA, Kan.. Nov. 22. It I under stood that th Rock Island la trying to acquire the Rio Grande, Sierra Madr A Pacific road in Old Mexico. The object I to secure a complete system through Mexico. If the move succeeds the Rock Island will Increase the total length of It holding to 8.32T mile. Waa-0 Aarreemrnt Not Mad. TOPEKA. Kan.. Nov. 22. Th general manager ot the Santa Fe stated tonight that po agreement had been reached In tb wage conference with th firemen and en gineers, though the negotiations hsd been amicable throughout, the only difference being in the adjustment ot wage to cult th different divisions. It Is generally, agreed that some advance will b mads. Not the Man Wanted. TRINIDAD. Colo.. Nov. 22. Alexander Clark, who was arreated on suspicion of having been concerned In the attempted robbery of a Colorado A Southern passen ger train last Tuesday night, ha been re leased. He proved that he wa working In a Grey Creek coal mln at th time of th holdup, Wright wrongs no man. Wright oil Ulhlonsd buckwheat flour I pur. BELLEVUE IS NEAR THE TOP Maj Ti with Doane in Intaroollegiat Toot Ball League. WINS EASY VICTORY OVER HASTINGS Eastern Colleare Piles fp ntx Touch, downs Acralnat One Field Goal Playa at Grand lalnnd on Thnnksarlvl.; Day. BELLEVUE, Neb., Nov. 22. (Special Tel egram.) In tnenty-two-mlnute halves on the gridiron this afternoon Bellevue piled up six touchdowns against Hastings' one field goal, the game resulting In a acore of 82 to 6. Bellevue simply swept the vis itors off their feet and only once did Hast Ings make the required five yards. Belle vue'e fumbling Is responsible for the field goal which stand to Hastings' credit. It was an ideal day for the royal game and a good-sized crowd enjoyed the fun. Tom Moore, Bellevue' lanky kicker, sent the oval sailing Into Hastings' territory at 1:45. Hastings tumbled and punted. Moore received the kick for fifteen and McWhorter went over with the first touch down in. a minute and half playing and kicked a goal. On the next kickoff Belle vue was repeating the trick, when Cubby Cornwell fumbled. Hastings could not hold Sawtell and he broke through the guard, spoiling all chance for a run. Hastings punted, Moore ran it back for fifteen yards. Bellevue waa penalized for offside. Mc Whorter went around for two good gains, and then Alex Cooper repeated his now familiar stunt of running through the en tire opposing team for a touchdown with a forty-yard gain to his credit. Moore kicked a goal. Haatlnn klrheri in i l Cooper, who advanced ten yards. Cubby stopped arter he had sprinted thirty yards, and then Moore, Cooper and Mc Whorter carried the ptkskin o the three, yard line. On a close formation play Frledmann went over for another touch down. Moore failed at rnnl Htin kicked the leather over the line and Moore kicked forty yard from tb twenty-flve-yard line, Stroud naillne- the men in- m. tracks. Hastings could not gain and pumea 10 umbs, who came back fifteen yards. McWhorter made a nrettv iteeh fnr forty yard and Olbba went over the line ior uenevue rourth tally, falling at goal. The first half ended with Bellevue twenty, two points ahead. - Seeond Unit. In the second half Cornwell fumbled the kickoff and Hastings fell on the ball. Sawtell again went through the guard to Hasting' loss and a punt followed. Cubby again fumbled and Hastings had the ball on Bellevue' eight-yard line. Two downs netted three yards' loss, and Hull dropped back for a try at field goal, In which he succeeded beautifully. On the kickoff Hast ings returned ten yards and was forced to punt. Tom Moore ran the oval back thirty yards and In stopping bim his ankle was trained, so he went out. McWhorter ran ten yard and Cubby Cornwell twenty for another touchdown. Frledmann failed at goal. Glbb gained fifteen yard on the kickoff, and on the first down Cornwell ran seventy yard for still another tally, Frledmann failed at goal. Hastings kicked to Cubby, who ran back twenty-five yarda. At this Juncture, much against hi will, Cornwell wa taken out, McWhorter came out of tackle Into half and Rice went Into Mao' place, Sloan playing Moore' half. Rice plunged around the end for a twenty, yard gain, McWhorter for fifteen, and then Rice fumbled. Hasting wa held for down and punted Just a time waa up. The Bellevue lad will put up the fight of their live In the game at Grand Island next Thursday, which, If they win, will tie Bellevue with Doane for first place In the State Intercollegiate league. The lineup: BELLEVTJB. anoflel4 C. Stroud R. O. Sawtell U O. McWhorter, R!c....R. T. A. Cooper U T Frledmann R. E Pope L. E T. Cooper (oapt.) Q HASTINGS. C Oiborne L.. o Norrls R. O Duer L. T Parrott R. T Barrowe L. E Campbell, Huaaell R. E Hull Q Forreeter L. H. B 1 Turner R. H. B..-....W. Turner F. B Brlnkama, Caatle McWhorter R. H. B. Moore, Bloea L. H. B Olbba r. B Referee and umpire, alternately: Os born and Throw. An Invuluable Article. The attention of reader of this paper Is directed to the advertisement ot La tolls, published elsewhere In this issue. Latolla Is unquestionably the very best prepara tion on the market for ahampoolng, shaving and cleansing. 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Free samples of this most marvelous preparation may be had In thta city of Sherman A McConnell Drug Co., who will be pleased to supply to all who call. if TIIIO minQ 10 Inlu rHIlli SHARP CONTEST IN SIGHT Five Candidates Already la the Field for Speaker of the Wyoming; House. CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. 22. (Special.) There promise to be a sharp contest In the republican legislative caucus next month over the selection of speaker and president of the house and senate re spectively. There are now no less than five candidates for the position of speaker and all are working hard for the place. Hon. Lyman B. Cooper of Converse county and Hon. Jerome 8. Atherly of Albany county appear to have the greatest strength at this time and the contest will probably narrow down to these two In tho end. Mr. Cooper hss served In the legis lature and Is a good parliamentarian. Mr. Atherly was speaker of the last house of representatives and Is therefore well quali fied for the position. The other counties that have put forward candidates are Lar amie, Carbon and Sheridan. For president of the senate the only name that has been mentioned is that of Charles A. Guernsey of Guernsey. Mn. Guernsey was president pro tern of the last senate body, and as the Laramie county delegation Is solid for him and will make a hard fight for his selection. It 1 believed he will meet with no opposition. Laramie county usually carries away this plum, one of her senator having filled this chair for four consecutive terms. WYOMING VOTES ARE COUNTED Republicans Make Clean Sweep of All Important Office In State. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 22. The offi cial canvass ot the vote at the recent election in Wyoming show the following, j all republicans, to have been elected: Con gress, F. W. Mondell. 6,916 majority; gov ernor, DeForest Richards, 4,466 plurality; Justice of tho supreme court, C. N. Potter, 13,411 majority; secretary of state, Fennl more Cbatterton, 6,322 plurality; auditor, Leroy Grant, 6,642 plurality; treasurer, H. G. Hay, 6,104 plurality; superintendent of public instruction, T. T. Tynan, 4.616 plu rality; Judge of First district, R. H. Scott, 3,296; Judge ot Second district, Judge Car penter, 300 majority. OMAHA BISH0P OFFICIATES Will Conduct Installation Services of New Wyoming; Prelate. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 22. The Right Rev. J. J. Keane, recently consecrated bishop of the Catholic diocese of Wyoming, accompanied by Btehop Scannell of Omaha, arrived here today. Tomorrow tho Installation ceremonies at St. Mary'a cathedral Will be conducted by the bishop of Omaha, who la representing the archbishop of Dubuque. Tomorrow night at Keefe hall a public reception will be held in honor of the new bishop. GOES TO THE PENITENTIARY Four Year and Ten Months I Fen. alty for Assault I'pon n You it; Girl. STUROIS, S. D., Nov. 22. (Special Tele gram.) Eugene Reddy, arrested on a charge of attempted assault upon a 10-year-old girl, had his trial In the Meade county circuit court yesterday. The Jury brought in a verdict of guilty after being out only a short time. Judge Rice this morning sentenced Reddy to four years and ten month In the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls. Perpetrate Daring- Robbery. YANKTON, S. D., Nov. 22. (Special.) One ot the moat daring robberies for many year in theae part wa perpetrated last evening on the Jim river road. Frank Van Osdel wa driving horn late In the evening when at th above point he waa suddenly surprised by seeing two men grasp his hone by the bits and at tb same time a third closed In from behind, and, presenting a gun at his head, demanded that he give up hi money. Van Osdel had an old purse In hi pocket with 22.40 In It, which he turned over, and wa allowed to proceed on hi way. No attempt waa made to search him, which was fortunate, a he had a valuable watch and $119 on his person, which the carelessness of the high waymen spared, Mr. Van Osdel' presence of mind and the evident haste of the rob ber wa all that saved this experience from being a more costly one. Calf Crop Only Normal. PIERRE, 8. D Nov. 22. (Special.) Range reports Indicate that the calf crop 1 only about normal for the past year, where a large Increase was looked for on account of the mild weather of last winter. Range conditions are in fine shape tor carrying through the present winter, and all stock is starting into th winter r in first class shape. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 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UfPiir II CM from Ciceeees or VICTIM TO II tuft, mtil NKRVOVB UKU1LITY OR X iTIuSTliV WASTINO WBAKNKHS with EAftLf tBCAT In VOUNU an MIDDLE AUKDi lack of rlaj. lor an atrsnst. impairs and week. Turrs guaranteed. STRICTURE i..rJri i,;. cSTr!! or it - ae.l- ' ConaoltatloB Free, Treatmfil by Mall. Call or aaldrf. 1" th " DR. SEARLES & SEARLES, VdA DR. McGREW SPECIALIST Treats all form j ISEASES AND DISORDERS OP MEN ONLY n Tear Experience, 1? Year In Omaha. HI remarkable ue. equaled and every day brlna many flatter. In report or in iw o ""'"a. relief h ha lven. Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis And all Blood PoUon. NO "BRRAKINQ OUT" on tb akin or face and all external sign of th disease disappear at one. BLOOD DISEASE OTE'&BEr..1' VARICOCELE i&SMXTl& tu(i .ill im I cases cured ef nerv UltK dlltUUeJ ou debility, low of wi.Tiy. uiL..j.t discharges, Btrlcture, G.e-et, Kidney and Bladder iUea. Hy drocele. UUICK CURES-LOW CHABOE3. Treatment by mail. V. O. 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