THE OMAnA DAILY BEEt THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22," 1D06.
P.IDEM IN PORTO RICO
Immenw Tbroot: Greets CLief IxfcntiTa
Whea He Lands at Foeca.
CITIZENSH.P WILL COME IN THE END
ir. Hooser.-lt gaya He Will D All
Me ran tm Prt It asad
Maltncnt la Cheered
Pathvilaatlcally.
ABSTRACT OF VOTE CAST FOR STATE OFFICERS IN NEBASKA AT 1906 ELECTION
L1ECTFVANT
GOVERNOR.
SF.rRF.TART
OF STATU.
SIFKH1N
T F.N DENT.
ATTORNEY
UENERAU
LAND
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AMEN'I '
M 17NT
SENATOR.
GOVERNOR.
ACTtTOR.
TREASCRER.
RAILWAL COMMISSIONERP.
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l'ONCL', T. R., Nov. 21 President Koose
vf.lt arilved her (his morning from Colin
on board tho tavuieshin. Ixiulslana. He was
visited on board the vessel by Oovernur
Wlnthrop. who extended a welcome to the
island. The president at once came ashore
and at rroeted at the pier by Mayor Op
penrelmcr of Ponce and 'a delegation of
prominent officials and rltlzen. The town, "
which wan profusely deromted In the presi
dent's honor, was crowded wiUt people from
tho neighboring country eager to greet Mr.
Roosevelt.
Id spite of the early hour tho landing
place wan crowded with an expectant
throng, many of whom hnd been In their
place all night to witness the incoming
of the Louisiana. Aa the president stepped
ashore the crowd cheered him, trying "Viva
el piealdente." !
When the (reelings were over tho presi
dent, accompanied by Governor Wlnthrop,
was driven to the city hall. Mrs. Wlnthrop
and Mm. Roosevelt following. The presi
dent was kept busy acknowledging cheers
all along the two-mile lilie of march from
4he landing place to the principal plaza, of
the town. At the entrance to the pins a
huge arch bad been erected from which
little girls threw flower to both the presi
dent and Sirs. Roosevelt as they pa wd. j
f'ltlsenshlp for Islanders.
At the city hull an address of welcome
m rend to the - president. He delivered
his reply from the balcony nf the buildlnjr.
addressing the largest crowd that had ever
assembled In Ponce. . ,
The president anid In part:
I shall continue to use every effort to se
cure citizenship tor Porlo Klco. I am con
fident this will come In the end Hnd all
that I can personally do to haten that day
1 will do. My efforts will b unceasing to
hlp you along Mie path of true, self-government,
which must have for Its basis a
union of order, liberty, justice and honor.
In conclusion the president said:
1 salute you from my heart as fellow
citizens.
Speech at Boosevelt High Mchoel.
The reference to citizenship brought out
enthusiastic applause from the people. Be
fore leaving Ponce the president was driven
to the Roosevelt High school. Here sev
eral hundred school children had been lis-
era bled and sang ."America" a the presi
dent drove up. The cornerstone of this
school was laid In April, 10, by the presi
dent's daughter, now Mrs. Long-worth. The
president was greatly, pleased with his re
ception at the school and made a short ad
dress. .
The presidential party left Ponce at lw:30,
the time set by the schedule, for the run
to Ban Juan over the famous military road.
Eleven automobiles conveyed the party.
Adams
Antelope
Manner
Hlslne
Boone
Hon Butte
Boyd
Brown
Buffalo
Burt
Butler
t'llBS
Cednr
Cluisr
Cherry
Cheyenne
Clay
Cell ax
Cuming ,
Custer
lakota
rawee
Dawson
Peucl
Dixon ,
Dodge
Douglas
Dundy
Flllmoro
Frsnklln
Frontier
Furnas
Osge
Garfield
fiosner
Grant
One ley
Hall...,
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock
Holt
Hooker
Howard
Jefferson
Johnson
Kearney
Keith
Keya Paha....
Kimball
Knox
Ijtnranter
Lincoln
1st gen
1 joup
Mcr'herson....
Madison
Merrkk
Nance ..
Nemaha :
Nuckolls
Otoe
Pawner ,..
Perkins
Phelps
Pierce
Platte
Polk....
Rod Willow..
Richardson
Rock
Saline
Sarpy
Saunders
Heotts Bluff..
Seward.
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Stops of three .minutes each were made ' Rheridan.
at Juana Dias, Co curio and Aiblnlto.
At each place the president waa welcomed
by the mayor and spoke briefly from lil
automobile. The presidential party arrived
at Caycy at 1:30 p. ni..
FORECAST OF, THE WEATHER
Generally Fair Today and Tomorrow
la Kcbraaka, Iowa ad Soath
Dakota.
, .v , i . .
yVASHINGTON, Nov. a.-Forecat of the
weather for Thursday and Friday: . '.
For Nebraska and gouth Otikota Gener
ally fair Thursday and Friday.
For Iowa Fair Thursday; Friday, fair;
warmer In central and east portions.
For' Kansas Fair ThurBday; warmer In
south portion; Friday, fair.
For' Missouri Fair Thursday: Friday,
warmer.
For Colorado Fair Thursday; warmer In
southeast ' portion Friday; partly cloudy;
probably snow In ast porttott.
For Wyoming Fair' 'Thursday, except
anoW ' In northwest portion; Friday,
partly cloudy; snow in southeast portion.
I,wal Record. .
OFFICE OF THE WKATHER Bl'REAU.
OMAHA, Nov. 21. Offlt'lal record of tem
perature and preeipitaiion, compared with
the corresponding .day of the past threa
years: lSo. 190o. 1904. lino.
Maximum temperature..... M . 63 i9 52
Minimum temperature.... 3 M ; U
Mn temperature . 31. t 4 41
Precipitation T .00 .00
Temperature and precipitation departurea
from the normal at Omaha since March 1.
and comparisons wun inc past two years:
Sherman
Sioux
Starton
Thayer
Thomas...
Thurston
Valley
Waitlilnrtnn ...
Wayne ." I- 17!
Webster.... -.
WheMler i,r.u, . . ,.w
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MGRO TROOPS MUST GO
"icretary of War KeToktu frder for f n
peDgion of Diicbarsiu?. .
LEARNS . PRESIDENT HEARD ARGUMENT
) !o Reply Received In Answer to Me-
fc to President and Order
of t'fclef Eaecntlve
Stands.
'WASHINGTON, Nov. Sl.-Tli'a War.de
partment issued the following statement,,
today concerning th pegro troops ordered
uismlsea at Fort Keno:
In the matter of the order discharging
the enlisted men of three coraanlea of
the Twenty-fifth Infantry, iHsuel by the
president, application was presented to the
s-eieiaiy of wsr by a number of persons
of standing, asking for a rehearing by the
prenldent on the ground on which Ce ac
tion wax taken. The aeeretary telegrBphed
tho president of the sppllcatlen and de
layed th procedir.gs of the discharge un
til the president could Indicate his xvinhes
The secretary whs tneantime called out of
town. No answer waa received from the
prewideiit Thi? secretary on hi" return did
not feet juotlfied in further deluding th.
cxeeuilun of the order of diohers-, esiie-i-lally
In view of the fact that the jiei-rc
tnry then lunrnd that the prexlden' hai
fullv (md esliuustlvely coiiMlrtertd the ,iri;u
ment of the persons who now f.ppliei for
a rehearing. Accordingly the secretary di
rected yesterday 4'1'ucsday) that the pro
ceedings for dlnehai-ge be continued with
out delay. ...
No New Information.
l.ter,ln the day- Secretary Tall . had
a dispatch from President Housevalt and
Issued the following additional atatemrtit:
A telegram wus received from the presi
dent at 11 o'clock today alter the, previous
statement wus given out at the War depart-
nn-nt declining lo S'M-iid tho dlscharga un
less thcrH were real t.-irts 01 importance
to warrant cabling him. He .iat-s ti.o
actlcn wa taken after due deliberation and
thai, the only niait.- to whi
untrue and clearly exculpating some indi
vidual. If such facts later uppear he can
act as he deems advisable, but thus far
nothing has been-Introduced tx warrant the
suspension nf the order and he directs that
lt.be executed. . :'''.
. Secrettry Taft says that Immediate steps
will be taken to recruit soldiers to replace
the men discharged. The. members of the
three companies who were on a furlongh at
the time of the Brownsvtllo affair and
three mvnber who uro to be .tried by
court-martial will not be mustered out.
It was authoritatively stated , that the
dismissal of tho troops has not been
brought to the attention of the president
by the White House officials since he left
Washington mote than ten days ago. None
of the protesta which have been filed
against the. carrying out of the action have
been received at tho White House, but have
gone to the War department.
Major Clark Walla.
OKLAHOMA CITT, Okl , Nov. 21 --Wher.
Major CTark. at Fort Reno, was notiilec
today of the Associated-. Press dispatch
stating that he had becu ordered to pto-cs'-'d
with tho dlscharga of the colored
troops he said:
We have no word to proceed with the
discharge of the troops and none huve
The deceased wa'sf bV 'k-enfs -of sge' and
leaves a wife and family of four children
surviving. .it-,.. -f v
' WEST FOINT-The funeral of Adam Rl-f,
an aged pioneer of f limine- county, was helu
under Catholic auspice, interment being In
Pt. Mleha-l's cemetery. The deceased died
of nllments Incident ta old age. fn his seventy-second
year. He waa the brother of
Casper Rlef, the largest land owner in
Cuming county, and of Joseph Rlef nf Mad
ison, lie came to Cuming countv thirty
7lve yearn ago. ' ' -.
hi rt.niui-Quit An, interest is Just at
this tlmo being taken In the development
of cenierit deposit In this vicinity. A com
pany has been formed lo prospect for gas
as well, with a fair prospect that as soon
as the weather permits djrt will fly. There
is no doubt that material (virgin) can bo
had with small labor here for several ma
terial products, . largely depending, how
ever, on cheap fuej for reduction.
COIA'MRl' Kinnan brothers. Just
south of Columbus In Polk county, are
putting in good tlmo In getting out rheir
corn. They have between them 155 acres,
and while they have, been huoking the
corn the actual measurement has been
eighty to ninety buehels per acre, and
the boys have contracted the corn for 5
cents a bushel uhor market price. Tl)
heed for the field was secutyd from a
local dealer and waa carefully selected
along the lines that tile state lecturers
gave when they visited Columbus by spe
cial train last year.
NORTH PLATTE-Willlari IT. Wlnget, a
Ir.pnmi I iv titI nfwt- .in t h 1'ninn Part rtev
Dcen aisonorgea lonay. vie win not pro-, died, shortly after 10. o'clock .Monday fore
ceed until ordered to do so from Washing.
ton."
Major Clark had nothing to say ns to the
fo'-ling there on lh subject.
f.CHT ON THE AMENDMENT
(Continued from Third Page.)
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lid c Uiii r .r tit a n. ,..t.. e r-,v. tut i
i , . ii9 nuii vui. ititi a, vvii(it 0i., biujjfi tiJi,
of , tlio right-of-wny along the north side
of First street. He said If he failed to pur
chase the property needed he would at
once begin proceedings In the county court
for the appointment of appraisers. Mr. Mc
Donald, who accompanied Mr. Wesrerrelt
It Is reported, will plat an addition to th
east end of town and purchase and mov
thereto the houses to which the 1). & M
has secured the title. It Is linderstood
that Mr. McDonald has more or less in
terest In the Uncoln Lnml company, which
lias for Its misKlon the establishing of
town sites along the new lines of rond.
The B. & M. has selected sites for ail its
buildings, yards, etc. The passengi-r depot
will be on First street, on the west sld
of Dewey, and the freight depot on the
east side of Dewey. Tlie yards, round
house and repair shops will be located on
the tract of land recently purchased of
Superintendent W. D. Park. The addition
which it is proposed to plat in the east end
will 15 'for the accommodation of employes,
who will thus be near their work.
SP0.1TS OF A DAY.
CHICAGO LOOKS TO LISCOI.. TOO
k t? ; jk
givo the resident of Wymore light and
power. Mattie Kori-hax was granted a
decree of divorce from Fred H. Horclias on
the usual grounds noiiMippoit und crjeliy.
The parties are from Vniore.
NORTH 1'DATTK It Is report' d that
llsvttaid O. Leavltt will shorily brlrg t i
North Platte a number of eastern capi
tallM with a vl,-w oi establishing a sugar
factory at 'or pear lhli cliv. Mr. Leavitt
h he can pay seemed to feel sure that the iwrty would
w infill.. (,i,.,r.n wun in -.,ii,iii lutin fiuu
that a factory would lie built during lmii.
PAPILDION A pathetic incident teok
Jilrtce lu tin- county court yesterday, when
he three little children of Mr. Hihob were
ordered taken to the Home oi tlie Cood
Shepherd. They lived south of South
Omaha. In Sarpy county. The children, one
girl about 13 and two younger boys, pro
tested KgaltiHt being uiketi to the home.
LYONS peter l"olan. one of Hurt
county's earllet settlers, passed away
Tuesday, November L'rt. Mr. Kolnn wus
H9 years of atse and left u wife und six
children, three sons nnd three daughter!!.
all but three of them being married. Mr. t
iMians lunerai nu take place Thursday
afternoon at his home, eight miles cast
of Lyons.
Bf'HrYIJvH-Mr. and Mrs. Simons left
Sattirdav foi Table Ilock. where they will
visit with Mr. Simona' brother for a short
lime, and from there will no to Chicago,
where they will make (heir future home.
Mr. tlimons waa the secretary of the W ells,
Abbot & Newman Milling coii)anv for
many yetrs, but received .1 better jxii-ltlon
in Chicago.
SCH 1 ' Y I.FTR "The Hidden Ilitiifl." which
was to play In the Janecek omih ho'jsi
November ao. was canceled on account, of
tec (lt)ntlici le. With the tour new casea of
liiphtherUi. cowlmliig of tre of the Wil
liam Kimpton family and Mi Minnie See
hoxc, the-e is a t.tai of thirteen ca-H no
lar r ported and only one death, ll Is In a
very mild form.
t. ..... rv . r. The first Intei seoh-ist I,- de
note at ilic hifc'.i school has be.n sehuduh-d ".
with Lincoln for Friday, r-erember 51.
Ile.iirlce, in this debate, will have the '
netratlv of the folio In question: "H'- I
polvt-,1. That tlie best intxteais of social j
arid political lire in the Cnlted Stat.s
would be prompted by the adoptlou of ,
woman auiTrage." I
NORTH PLATTE Fire- Sunday evening
at I'axton ri((ii)t.d the east Uery l.aro
and the building occupied by the Lank.
t-cvn horses and a lot of other proivciiv
I Te burned In the hs.rn. The fire started
In the mow of the barn ard It is believed
to le of ineendary origin; n fact, it la re
I ' rted thai two men havu btin urn sled
on the charge of amon. ,
KlKJAH-J. It. Hull, a farmer, residing
f.iui' and u half miles tust of iOdgar. tllvl
of inu.l,snsnl aiiihrax -ut his home ISatur
d.iv eiKding niter :i brief illiu-cs of only
eisht days. Hie funrial wu held from
hir late bona, and th lenidlns Interred
with Miuru- f.'.'uvrs iu the tiJsur v'.uitcry.
noon. Death was due to dropsical affection
and cam suddenly. Drs. Dent and Quig
ley had gone to the residence to perform
an operation and "while they were pre
paring for the work Mr. Wlnget aaked for
a glims of water aud aa he finished drink
ing It he expired. Ho had been sick but
n. few weeks. Mr, Wlnget Is said to have
beet, one of the largest, if not the largest.
locomotive engineer In service in this coun
try, his metEht exceeding i pounds, but
notwithstanding thin tibcslty he managed to,
get around remarkably- well and was con
sidered an excellent engineer.
KI STIS While huktug corn In a field
near Kustla a young wi.ui by ttw name of
Jack Hpielnians found what Is supposed to
be ii sato cracker's outfit. Tb outfit Kin
Hinted of a Mnall brjwn lather hand
satchel, containing three i-tleks of dyna
mite, three drills, a hand brace, u Intn-p of
puttty, a pint whisky flask which contained
a li'iuld renembll'ig nitroglycerin, a small
syringe and a bunch ot key. Sptelnmni
turned the gTlp over to City Marshal
Smith, who InimeohirJy destroyed the
dynamite and nitroglycerin, but will keep
tlie other tirtl.'lHH. 1 lie trrip is a new one
and does not look as if It hnd been eon
ceiiled vei-y long. In the meantime a strict
winch is keut on all .Incoming trntns fo,
Husplclous chaj-aeters. Tho two banks her.
do not anticipate any danger, as they both
have burglar-proof safes.
( OLI MHI'P William Martin bad been in
tin- custody of the sheriff for four months,
charged with horse - stealing, but the state
could not make a case and the district
court luilg,! discharged him. He pulled out
for Silver CreJ(, and gave It out' there
that he was in the cattle business, gave
hie name as Furgeaon and Mated thai lie
was in the employ ot Sheriff C. J. Carrlg.
arid buying a bunch of cattle gavu a check
with feu-rig's nime signed to it.' Tho
bunker al Silver Creek thought he smelted
a mouse, and the check had been forged,
so he telephoned here to Carrig. who de.
ned havli,? such a man In bis employ.
It is r:ot likely there will be anything
done w'lh the. fellow. Platte county lias
IW fill of him, and If Merrick takes up
the ase. us ll waa in that county. Platte
has no objections, for the authorities here
think thai Williams is mentally irrespon
sible. NUHTH PLATTE E.' M. WesterTelt, the
Tt. & M. right-of-way agent, and Mr. Mc
Donald, the Lincoln capitalist, arrived In
town liiat evening, and this morning Mr.
1 Westerielt .staited out to see what hb
could do towards completing the purchaft
tie- may be looked for. ' At any ra.ri, th
street cars should be packed to sec the
game.
Young Cot belt Is now .looking for match
vlth any. of the crack light-weights ex
ept Terry MeOovern. Terry produced a
loctor's certificate stating that his Injured
land would not permit him o take part
In a fight for many weeks to come, and the
proposed match which was to luivo been
pulled off In Janunry is oft.
WITH TUB BOWLERS.
The Colts won three games from the
Armours last night on the Metropolitan ol
levs. Carman's little colt. Voas. had high
threo games, with fiS4, also high single
game, with 2?J. The old reliable. Hen Hull,
was second high; with 674. The Colts are
coming last and the Fnlstaffs will have to
roll somo tenpins to keep on top. No gnme
Thursday night. It lielng postponed until
Friday night, when the Lite Malta will
play tho O'Brien Monte Crlstos. Hcore:
lULIS.
Int.-
i
Hull
Vusa ....
Hartkopf
Dudley .,
Cat matt ,
Totals
I
Asalataat Coaeh Cornea to Nebraska to
Get Some Pointer.
Nebraska looters who are sorely disap
pointed over the outcome of Saturday s
game with Kansas will get some satis
faction out of the opinion of Assistant
Coach 8i.-lk of Chicago university, who
was In Lincoln to get somo pointer on the
Nebraska style of piay for use In the game
next baturday.
"I am suia Nebraska Is a better team
than Kansas." he is quoted as saying.
"I ho Nebraska pluyers evidently thought
they were going to have a wuikaway. and
they started out overconfident. They didn't
seem to realize thev would have to hustle
until Kansas had scored twice. They will
piay a far better game next Saturday.
"The fact that Cooke, the Nebiaska
quarter back, was kept lu the game alter
tils Injury spoiled things for Nebraska. Hn
apparently was hurt badly, and got mixed
up."
This opinion Is shared by many foot ball
experts who witnessed the. game. Con
versation with players and rooters at
Uncoln hows without n shadow of doubt
thai nearly everyone was overconfident. It
was expected that Nebraska would carry
tho Jaynawknra off their feel and fairly
overwhelm them. Tho play In th tlrst few
minutes of the game showed thai the Ne
brafkans were taken by surprise. After
Ihey had recovered from the first shock
ihey got down to business, but Kmifas had
lis eight points. After this Nebraska
play, -a tho belter game and earned a
touchdown by straight foot bull. Cooke's
two breaks In th second half onca when
ne signalled for n forward pass on first ,
down within a few yards of Kanaas goal
und threw the ball Into the arms of a Jay- !
..awkr and again when within u. few yards
of a touchdown and on the second down
with less than a yard to gain ho called fur
s drop kick which was blocked, art- gen
erally attributed to the fact he was out of
his head from an Injury in the tlrst half
and some criticism lias been paaeed on the
management lot not taking him oul at the ,
game. 1
t hltagii has boldly announced Its intention
of running up a acore on the Corn-
liuakers Just like i did on Ilionois last
week. Ktagg's purpose i to cud the sea
son with another whirlwind victory tnat
will give the Maroons more than doubi
the numher'of points ngainal Its opponents
that Michigan has earned. Chicago, now
has l:t7 points to Ita credit while Michigan
hag only 71. Btagg will run up against a
hard proportion if he tries to smother the
Cornhukers. The latter huvt i been playing
a peculiar game this ear. The first aet
fxick ranie when Ames wrung a victory
from them at Lincoln. Then the team took
a mighty brace and held Minnesota down
to 13 points. This tended to mas! the
players overconfident and hence the Kannas
defeat. Now with the difgiace of. Ihe
slump last Saturday to wipe out me n-arlet
and cream rooters expect to see the team
take another l,ra,-e and tight hard for a
vindication from the Maroons.
Th new Interurban line to Hellevue will
N taxed Saturday when the liiu-iings cul
lege team will 'come to the historic town
for a game which should decide the chani
plunnhlp of Nebraska, snould Uellcvue win.
Helieiue has defeated JLoane and tirand
Island ha leen bt eted by Hastings. The
liellevue management writes tnat the team
Is 111 fine fettle, as none was Injured in 111
game at Doana lost Saturday. The Hunt
ings team baa he to well roached and as
the team Is las', and ncrvv and full of
tricks, a great game l.i expected. Grant
Iter, son is tank In the gam with his great
! kicking wing and as the gaktiig branch
Kngler ...
llohaiisky
Llndrooth
Frinble ...
Collins ...
Totals ..
pa
, .act
, 1(41
fc-rfl
ARMOURS.
1st.
..It!
, 13!
121
mi
mi
trri
2d.
192 .
V
143
ITj
iia
yd. Total.
IW . 674
21.8
1
it;
13
(A
43d
5 Vi
G12
J.t t8 2,741
2d.
l:M
isl
IW
m
17
Sd. Toul.
I'i2 4-a
1S5
1K1
li".7
153
e olH
412
Mil
4M
416
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Cballenare for Oelghton.
FORT crook. Neb., Nov. 21.-To the
Editor of The Hee: Bines our two defeats
at I he h.inds of tll Shamrock foot bail
Sam we mual freely admit that they are
entitled to the champlonxhlp. They are a
little team that cannot la- beat. As for see.
ond place we understand that Crelghton
university wishes to lay claim to that. They
atV no't entitled lo ieej-irld-' Bees'fiV imfit t
than w are. Wo hereby challenge the
Crelghton foot ball team to play its on Sivt-
U(oy iir.M (Ul aiwiri pmce.
I' RED C. WALLER,
. . Captain Fort Crook team.
BILLIARD MATC HES IX ST. LOI M
McLaaKblla Defeats Taylor.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21. Charles peteraon
of St. Louis and Edward McLaughlin ul' '
this city were the winners 1n today Is
matches !n the American championship
eignteen-mcn, two snots in snort stop ihik
linr: tournament. Peterson met Frank.
Hoppe of this city In the afternoon con
tent and the local player was defeated by
a score of 4nti to 151. - 1
In tonight's game Al Taylor of Chicago
was McLaughlin's opponent, but McLaugh
lin won out with a pretty run of eighty
points la th thirty-ninth Inning.' The re-bults:
Aiiernoon uame r-cierson. fi; average.
14 b-ifi; high run, M. Ioppt, lol: average,
S 1S-27; high run. IB.
Night Game Mclaughlin, ; average,
10 10-39: high run, t. Taylor, 303; average,
U 2-3; high run, 4J.
Know Htone Outdoor Practice.
IOWA CITY. Ia., Nov. 21.-fipeclal Tele
gram.! 8lx Inches of snow fell here todav
and Coach Chalmers kept his men Inside
of the tin! vet-nit v a-i'mnaaiiim thin uf t,r.
noon, where they worked with long passos.
The field has been covered with a foot of
straw and il Is believed that none of tin
rain or snow has penetrated to the ground
underneath. This covering will not be re
moved until Saturday morning. Utilens
snow fulls at that tlmo the field on which
the Iowa-Ames game Is to be played will
be dry and fast. . k
Wife Hurnlaa; Alleged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21. Henry Paplneau
was today held to the grand Jury on a
charge of murdering his paralytic wife
by pouring gasoline on her clothing and
selling fire to her.
Alcohol
y y cine for thin. Impure
uiot needed y-?.."
Ayer'i Sarsaparilla ia not a strong drink. As
now made, there ia not a drop of alcohol in it.
It ia a non-alcoholic tonic and alterative. Ask
your own doctor about your taking this medi
cine for thin. Impure blood. Follow bis ad-
knows. Trust Dim.
W nvkltah .C. AierCo..
uioose
Dr-Gravcs'
Toolli PovVder
Dentists say "It is the Lest denti.
fricc and antiseptic in the worU
(or the teeth and gums leaves the
enamel white and gleaming; also
leaves a delicious after taste."
' lu kaady Buvtal eaas or aottli t Sv
Dr. Pii TsioiH B Jl Pa ! of the gauiB is ie of the strong points ,f
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ACCOUNT
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iSale Dates November 2'2nd and 23d.
Retum Limit Xoveralwr 25th.
INFORMATION AND TICKETS AT CITY TICKET
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