Nebraska Newspapers

    TT1E CftlAIIA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY. DECEMT.EK 1ft. lpn
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A Slraiglil
FROM NOW UNTIL CLOSE OF THE CORN SHOW.
AFTER THE CORN SHOW S35 TO $100.
For a very email amount of money
aor paraoa with an wgly nose caa
bar it made straight.
Tha method of correcting odd
looklng noeea la an Simula no on caa
tall hew It la done-
No n to otay away from the of
fice. Tew caa even go home directly
aftar the work la done and your fam
ily eaaaot tall bow the change waa
No Cutting
No Bandage
No Lost Time
All physicians who know of this
method lndoraa 1L
Dr. Clamant Co. seya: T have
gives Happinees to mora pernio by
eorreetlng aa ugly, Ul-ehaped no
than through all other efforts ram
blnad." orar tzxxj
Tarnrmt altdtsg.
M rvsor. mnttm ia.
9mm msomm, zo-wa.
SPECULATION IN NEW Y.RR
Gorernor Hashes Appoints Commis
Bion to Look Into Situation,
TO SUGGEST CHANGES El LAWS
Bwalaewa Metkwwa at ExrkaaaTea la
Hew Tsrk Dewllaar Isi MeiritlM
uw Casasaaxllttaw to Be
Craalaere-sl.
ALBANT. X. T.. Dec, IS. Governor
Hughes last nlglrt announced the appoint
ment of a commission of nlna consisting of
bankers, business men and economists to
lnqulra let the fact, surrounding the busi- I th mannM. ln wbicil megltimai transac
neae of exchanges in New Tork and to ttons might be prevented and legitimate
suggest "what changes, if any. are ad- business safeguarded. As I stated In ad
visable in the laws of the state bearing j P'i" renormnaiion I had in mind in
. ... , I muk.ng tkis recommendation, such an ex-
upon tha speculstlon In securlUea and com- , , innU;rv aa waa made into bankina con-
modltiea; or rejgtiU.la .tha. srotectfcs. of
lnveswra; of with regard to the lnstrumen- i or nig.ny oeneucuu measures. in mis com
talltle. an organn, ud In dealing , teo
in aecwriUea and commodities which are i activities of the entire country, it is of the
subject of speculation. utmost importance mat legis.ation affect-
Tha commission lnclndeg Horace White, 1 n business and exchange should be the
result of deliberate study and that we
v j
By natural election or Inborn
Intuition. aotn men take kindly to
the ancient tram of Golf, and what
better or mora healthful relaxa
tion could bo Indulged in, alter a
atrennoua day at tho helm of a
treat electrical slant. The same
discrimination whlcn dictate the
manner of your recreation ahouid,
wo lis ink. bo a vajnablo adjunct ln
th manner of electing your
clgmta, hence
tiriginaior
MILD
IOC- PRICE -15c
Get It At AH rvesUers
Hade by
L 11 Sdtwarx & CtL.New Ytrk
McCORD-DRADY CO.
Diatrlbtn
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OmCB CiF THK -tXN3THrCTINli
guanmanr, Kot t Onucua. .N'eu., De
cember IX i. Seaied ivuiuMii. in tnp.i
cats, wtunct Ike ojioaj ooudituins, w.il
be reoeived kere inui U e c.oca a. a.. cen
tral atanoard time, Dneemtorr -3i. ia. for
ounatrucuua of a stvaia Oeating (..juit in
the qiunmautrr aiMt auiM.kUn. . aure
houas at fort umtAa. Neo. Fait In
formation furaialieg on application, t niicd
Stais reaarvea LOe right to reject muf ut
svd btda. aiaiveitftwe coaLainjia propo&a-a
la he markae "rTuaosais tor iu iirai
Ing. ' and aU. ire J ui Capiaia C Lc.
Ci.ndier. t faatrucling wuartermaater.
Fvrt owaha, ck i.i-ia-iei.-
OCEAM STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Weekly galling te XavexpeoL
Write ttf Lrul selling list, rate a
fentbkiete.
w. m. sisajraiis, sa. aw.
sag a. owi
c niss ark, zu.
Nose for 25
I
for
Dr. Clement Co. are exiiert, trained
and practical facial surgeons, and
they correct deformities f tha faoe.
Cgly nosea. large, ungainly eara ot
unbflrorainj llpa can be modified by
Lit. Clement Co. Into a pleasing per
fection. They also rtmon wrlnklea,
sears, molea or otter disfiguring
fciemlshee.
Dr. Clement Co. can r.U oat hollow
cheeks, remove 11 nee of dissipation or
build up a weak chin aa easily aa a
dentist Rlla a tooth.
They lift up the sagging cheeks of
those real old-looking ladles" w
out their husbands knowing how they
so suddenly became rood looking:.
Theaa operations they guarantee and
do it without bad after effecta.
rr. Clement Co. will gladly give
advioe on bow any face can bo Im
proved. Call or write.
While having this work dona, GET
THE BEST.
clor of tha cou now.
ao S. lata. Corner Soafflaa,
Xarwaek Black.
M riaar Bmlta gla,
author and editor: Charles A- Schlern.
merchant, formerly mayor of Brooklyn;
David Leaventritt. f rmeO Justice of the
supreme court; Clark WLiiams. stata super
intendent of banks; John B. Clark, pro
fessor of political economy in Columbia
university; Wlilard V. King, banker, presi
dent Columbia Trust company; Edward D.
Page, a member of the firm of Faulkner,
Page & Co.; Samuel R. Ordway, lawyer.
and Charles Sprague Smith, director of
teople's institute. New Tork.
Letter af Gtrrur II gkea.
The commission is to serve without com
pensation and has been asked by the gov
ernor to report aa early
aa nractioahie.
To each member Governor Hughes sent
a lettar which said:
At the Ia.it session of tne legislature I
recommended that provision ahouid be
made for suitah.e Inquiry into the facts
relating to speculation in securities and
comm "ditles. with the view of ascertaining
ditlnna. the result of which waa the passage
i stiould neitner threaten basiness stability
by lil-considered measures, or on the other
hand, invita agitation ox impair confidence
by Ignoring aouaes and by laning to pro
vide sukable correction.
It Is with this view that I request you
to act as a committee for the purpose of
collating facta, receiving suggestions and
making sucn recommendations as may s-m
to you fitting with regard to tha fol.owlntf
Question :
What changes, if any. are adv, sable in
the laws of t:ie state bearing up m pecula
tion in securities and enmmodmes, or re
lating to"the protection of investors or wiih
res art to the matrumentala.es and or-
j ganiaations used in dealings in sevur:t,ea
ana tdmaiiwiiica v . - umjcm v.
speculation T
laajatry t I.lsalted.
It Is not my intention to limit you to the
consideration of wny special phase of the
matter suggested, and 1 suggvai that your
...r.rill.V Till T 1 1 ' 1 UU1U1UUA. UrtMK l.'lUW (II .
. .... . i . . . . . . , . n . v. . . . v. .
. ,v,., v,i..ni..i
! fans and accredited to the communitv bv
i hign reputation, wul be of tae si eat est
"V'must aak this public sen-Ice without
offer of compensation or indemnity fr ex-
pen.se. as I uave no autnonty to sjb.ect
the state to any ubllgatinn ln eonn-c;lon
with your appointment. But I know that
your generous action in serving tne cra
tn unity will be highly appreciated and will
afford another and most welcome 11. ust ra
tion oi tne public spirit of our citix-na.
1 shall be glad to receive your report at
aa early a date aa you may find prac.uab e.
Governor Hughes recommended to the
extraordinary session of the legislature this
year that a similar commission be ap
pointed, but the legislative committee to
which the recommendation waa referred
failed to report it.
Copley, Jeweler, gold beads. SS 3. 18th.
MURDER AT IDAHO FALLS: IDAHO
Be-dy 9 parsed te Be that Waide
A. sekimck la raa4 la R we sa
les He wee.
IDAHO TAIIA Idaho. Dec H. The
body of a man supposed ta be Waldo A.
Hchlack of Dillon. Mont., waa found ln
a rooming house here yesterday. SchUck
; had evidently been murdered. Hie treed
I had been horribly mutilated wth an axe.
' Correspondence found oa the body showed
. be had recently drawn several hundred
I dollars from the State bank . of Helena,
Mont. Bchlack was accompanied to the
I hotel by another man. who has since dis
' appeared and for whom tha police are
1 looking. Schlack had relativea in Colum-
bus. O.
BETTER TEACHERS ARE NEEDED
Swggeetlwei Maele for laapreiTlsis
('irT Life Cesaee frwaa
1 Hi we is I'uKt.
CHAMPIOV. Hi.. Dec U The commis
sion on country lite appointed by President
Roosevelt heid a session at the TTniversity
of Illinois today. One famer aid that
ei nr. i ry schools should be mora con
eclHiated and that better 'school teachers
anould be employed. He said that half
of the teachers employed in county schools
have no better than a commoa school edu
cation, while all ahuuid be required to
graduate from a normal echooL
is afseal.
If ww could talk to rou personally about
the great merit of Foley s Honey and Tar.
for cougha. colds and lung trouble, you
never oouid be induced to experiment with
unknown preparations that saay -co mala
some harmful drugs. Foley's Hmaey and
Tar coats wtl no more and haa a record
of t jny years of cure. Fur sale at M
lnnfi
iULHSC REPORT IS READ!
Base Ball Commiiiiou'i Finding in
Ticket Scandal to Be Gives Out.
J0IDTSO5 AJ3 FITLLIAX C05TIS
Delay la waklac Verdict Paallv IX
ta Tlait Takes la la veetlsra flag
lttra Blade) te Brio
Caiairra.
CHICAGO, Dec IS. Wednesday next, or
Thursday at the latent will see the finds
of the. national base hall commisston In
the eralping ease growing out of the De-troit-Chicago
world's champtonahip base
ball series made pubilc according to a
declaration made today by Harry Puillarn
of the National leane. Mr. Pulliani
reached here today and after a few hours
pent with Ban Johnson, president of the
American league, the two national rommis-
I "loners departed In a Chicago. Mi!w-sukee
i st Ft. Paul train for San Francisco, where
they have been called to aid the Pacific
coast league in Its Eght to bring !h Cali-
j fornia state league Into onriniaed base
ball, or to tnaiis-arate reprisals.
, "Mr. Johnson and L" said Mr. Pulliam.
I "believing, like Mr. Herrmann, that our
findings in the scalping case should be
mad? public without flelav today, milled
a letter to Mr. Herrmann at Cincinnati
.-xpreesing our desire that he make public
the report which requires only a few finish
ing touches regardless of our absence. The
j delay m giving the news to the public
has been doe solely to the fact that a
t more momentous matter arose in Xew
York, the charge that an attempt had
been made to bribe two National league
umpires to throw a crucial game.
Naturally our attention was devoted for
the time being to that crse and the
scalping matter was retarded.
"Mr. Herrmann Is as anxious as we are
to get the matter off h.s bands and we
have been assured that the report will
be given to the newspapers Wednesday or
Thursday next at the latest."
WITH THE BOWLERS.
Triers was some mlahtv'hard bowling l.iat
nlgnt on the Association a.leys. when tna
Gold Tods won the fir two ra-nee fmm
the Triumphs. 'Shorty Greenieaf hit the j eeeond. Ardis li.-MoGee, to 1) third
nins ..ip Men .in.!. .in, ...ii ,. . .. inhn i ' rice F.'.erihant Jack.
total of aii Captain Mahonev savs heal
satisfied now If they don t wtn another game ;
this season. Tonight the Sampecks will j
f.ght tt out with the Meta Bmthers. Score:!
JETTER GOLD TOPS.
1st. Id. M. Total.
Encell
Greenieaf ..
Mah.mey
Johns a ....
Keynolds ..
aa
173
:.
na
li
ITS
177
14
Kit
id.
2n5
175
liil
1M
1L7
541
1M
171
14
174
a
I
11S
I
Totals
xm l
8TORZ TRICMPH3.
1st. 3d.
Total.
SJS
44
Sit
0411
Frlischer ..
Seaman
Ltnmi-rmu
17
V
ITS
171
1SS
IVl
3S4
ltll
Francisco .
Anderson
Totals Sii (GO &3
The Cudahys put the bacon on tae
Maes lor two games iast cig.nt on
Association alleys. Captain Yousem
the
was
I u11 urni. uaicer naa nigu s-.ngie
Tonight tho Dreaiusra and tignai Corps.
Score:
CTDAHTH.
1st id.
17 l.
17 1S2
171 1J
Si. Total.
Rudiger ..
-U Mi
i riaacr
Lee
Totals
5J 4
WEST JMDE3.
lac 2d.
1U 177
l'.a 1M
It) u$-
U2 1.478
Id. Total.
U 4ii7
l.n i7
Vb j -ml
; Touaem
Rice
, iirnia'-U"
Totals ...
414 an
tal
LS7
Tha oriman 6iaxa did not smna an brm n
laal cm lit. uiey lost two games to tne
nuiel lLxial jewels on the beement alleys
in tne MeLrtipuUljin league. The Jewels
will play ny team ln lue Metrtipoutun
leUe. for money, mar Dies or chaik. muauy
ciiaia. The oid ever M.aa. linttiLa. wxa
oi.i man tor tne isiars w.tn L.i lutai and
liw aingie. Jerpo took honors for me
Jewela with li1. sing.e game and otsj for
grand toti. Jerpa ia a yuuiig out cuin.ng
injwicr. Score:
ORTMAN STARS.
lau Jd. Sd. Totai.
Ortman 1U 141 " 1:4 4J
Grifluu 1. l.w a4
Moriui Ui Uil 4oi
Totals 4J0 4T.4 4SK) LX74
HOTEL. LOr.Vi. JEWELS.
1st. 2d. Sd. Total.
Jerpe lm im jut
L..f lafc 14 las 4id
uuslafaon 1-1 1U loo 4w
Totals 427 4XS 4t tsttl
The Lrreibus Candy company took tnree
gamea from tne Keliy m rieyuen itim last
niKtit on tne Metropoii.an ai.eys. The
( I ii. i Km l.nm is etim.nir immt .nil . m ...
i-ie LuDnotchers will nave ia l.uiic otn
I out or they wl.l gel thre taken away
from them. Baixer. the new man of tne
I U ui.V ai el utlHen 1 mmU m ma SI I I a ei rvi u ra mmf e.
! l'Jli LDd. look all honors tor iiis
I lrm "f4 Tonignt uie Post-
will bowL Score:
K-ELiT . HETDEX COMPANT.
1st. la. ia. Totai.
Collins ......... loi 14 lu ,8
tsuaiaison 1-7 1.1 Imi
b.jit lav Lis a4
Kama S1- 144 lm x
Jennings - li 171 141 ;4
Totals HSS 838 THO I1
DttLlbLU CASui cojaPANf.
lai. zct. 3d. Total.
Brj'an 1 1 li. j
l-a:.eraon i.4 Ian i
l-eieron li 1M Ui
Dlubem 1 171 147
Feree it law li Las
Totals ITS S70 S13 Ltai:
eyal PmI Tewrwey.
By Swar.ai.n defeating Uaner last night
In the last game ot me playoff, makes an
other tiM oetaeen Har&cli. Kyncicia mud
1 fiwanaon. men Will have to IMS Leaved
off between tnem. This second playoff is
something unusual in any tournament, and
anv of uis tnree above named ueserve to
win first honors, for tna grand iigiit Uiey
nave made throughout me tournament, and
tne one wna comes out victorious will have
to play the games uf h.s pool career, be
cauiw una otnrr two are cerutiu-y going
to oie herd. The score:
SwAiieou-. . K. 1". U. X. 5. I. t, 1 4.
L is. L . L IT. 4 13U. Total, L2.
Csner t. t, . 4. 7. 4. i. 1. 1. 7. li L
S, 10, L . i. L 1 1W. Toiai. VA.
Sratc.es: Swanson. i; l aiier, S. High
run- Swanson. Ik
Tonigut at .X o'clock Harsch and Rey
nolds will play the first game of the sec
ond playof. and the other iwo games will
be piayed Wednesday afternoon and even-
BTAVDING
Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
Harsch ; 1 "6
Hrynolds Ill
Swanson - 12 1
faiier 1 J .0w
gterlleg Pawl Tewrweasewt.
J. Meeks defeated Mar.ley in the 8ter!lngj
pool tournsmenl at n'unt in a close ana
interesting game by r!v one bail by tae
acoie of 1 to 6 The score:
EL Meeks-- l U U 1. I, I I, 11 I
L 4. T. 7. Z. . t-1
Mnley-e. r4.i.tT. ..r,is,g,
5. .... - a. 1. 1 S. 4. 4-16.
Scratches: E. M-elis. . Manley g.
Arnold end Brsdshaw piay timghL
STANDING
X'liywi. Y?rn. Lost.
Pet.
X
.?
.few
Shields
Htuer .
E. MeekS
J Meeks J
Manley 1 I
Arnoirt I
Brads haw i 1
txarney J
h PmI TnnMBsat
In a whirlwind game last n.ght White
slnop'y smoliiered Kcyes bv a score of to
A White gave tne j ret 'teat exhibition of
root eeen in thta city for many s long day.
It took Wiuie eniy thirteen innings lo o.s
piee of hia uepoiient. and he was never
heeded after tne third inning, bleachers
have been ererted for the aoootn mode t ion
of vial to re. and the fropnetors egieitd a
cordial Invitation to ail te attend.' The
score.
Vhite-l, U 17. IT. . I I. U t I li. 17-W.
Keys 1. it, 1. u. 1. J. 4. J. L ii. l-Ji.
Scratches: White. . Keys, t
Ton.g.-it. Isher aga.nst k.o et
EVENTS OS THE BtIXQ TR1CIU
rirntHt Wl
rrtk Rare
n at Emory-villa.
OAKLixn rxw u.ni.. ....t hi.
Eec. 16. Roet-ben met
flrt deteat s:nce com.nK to Cal.forrua !
wken Firestone, a li to 1 ekaac. beac mm I recenuy aaopted. Practically ail
in the seven furlongs rate at Lfljeryvu.B ! the members of the aaaociatwn have
today. The big sjirmt-r aa a 1 to 1 1 aa" i d to become members and tha ora.in
chance. VN hen the fied went to the poat ltlon la only a matter of a sh.irt l:nr.
the Royal Tourist was the en.y ouer Tha new league will have a northern
smarter tr.at had a chance. Flrrnume waa knd sorsthern championship eeries. tfte two
making h;m upearance after a let up and 1 winners io wveet la the final series of
was overlooked in Loo betur.g. Tlie D.g games for the title of champion,
horee djd not appear to run aa weil as in The new league w;ll work havoc with tha
hia previous racee. In the stretch he t red schedules of the smsJlT Iowa ecnoo.a.
and Firestone linr 1 him easily. w:mtlng ' Cornell and GHnnell w-,U be especially hard
aa ha nJeaeed. In one of the rloeept f'n- ' hit for the iarre number of aames hr
tabes of u;e seun Argonaut, well bandied
by I ptcm. got op In time to beat Toll Iix j
a short now. Summaries: i
Firs; race, a x furiocgs. wllliu: Sonho-
more ilu7. Giihert. lii to 6i won. M.e
Asnelra (1P7. McCarthy, 17 to loi aecond. ,
Warden Y.l iiS. A. Williams. to li
third. Time: 117. Oasro. AK-iotaoes. Ex
pectant. Francis Joseph. Taskmaster and
Paichee finished as named. ,
cond raee. futurity course- Argonaut
ni. I nton. 4 to li won. Toil Bnx iH'7. Slo-l
Carthv. z to 1 second. Em-t i"i. ahmidt. 1 . ,
1 to It tid. Time: I l.V Rosemo. The Iawa a Fawt Ball Svfceaale.
Vicar. Bill EaUn. Rjsevaie. Aitamor, M.ms IOWA CITT. Dec. 15. Spec!al. Man
Bootless nii Semper Fideils TJiished as ( agr Mark Catlin is b-jsily emragd in cor
named. rejipondenca toward tho formation of the
Third race, one mile, selling: Miss Max- j ln foot ball schedule for next fall,
xoni U'7. McCarthy, 11 lo w in. Gam- i While no games have been absolutely
brinus 11. Bu'ier. 7 to J seend. etan.Vivt-f ' scheduled many believe that Iowa will
till. Post, to li third. Time. ! i
Colonel Bronstxn.
W.K.len. Confederite.
The Japtiin. Bill Curtis and Colorrsa fin- j
unm as n.mru.
Fourth race, seven f jrlonrs. purse: Fire
stone ilofc liilbert. li to 1 wun. Rntn
U7. Mc'arthy, 1 to 3) second: Hanhr ;ine
iios. J. Hnee. 15 to li third. Time: l-'iS- I
fUiyal Tourist
and Clamor fm.snea e
named.
F.llh race, six furlongs: BJily Bowlegs
ni7. Buxton. 10 to 1) won: tiene Russell
UCT, McCarthv. t to 1 second: Emma ti
(ItC. Mentrv. ) Xli third. iime: 1 iev
Deneen. Elavon. Box. Abraham. Billy at-I
kins and Inspector Bird imisneri u nameu
Sixth noe five and a na.i xurionge.
purse: Twilight Uuen id.. Russeii. 13 lo
Bi won, tv-ean Fhore Groth. 11 to li
second. Raionteur (97. Waisn. W to 1)
third. Time: liOMv Creation. Clouuiight
ILarly Tide. Dr. M.iyer and Elanche C
finished as nsmed.
VC'S JLN'iJELifl. Dec. IS. -Summaries:
F'rst race, five furlong. :-year-olds.
nurse Del (Tuaados liiiii. Powers. U to l'l
won. Enfield W. Mciee. J to li ond.
Oaorine Harris. to 1) tWrd. Time.
0 SH. Dedicator, tharpsale. Little Flush.
Maid of 'Jotham. Anna Le. Dr. Edain
and Mr. Bishop also ran.
Second race, five and a ha:f furlongs.
llin- Duke OT ijnilEe wl er i"w, cinaiius.
1 to II won. Cool ioi.
McCahey. to li
Albion R. Third Rail. Chief Desmond and
Fnar of Elgin also ran. . ...
Third race, selling, six furlongs: Pal n .
Hsrria. 10 to li won. Taylor ueorae (.;..
Page, event secona. l neu.-n . J."
Archibald. I to 1) third. Time: 1:US- Jim
ton. Hannibal Bey. Translucent. Free
Knirht. The Bear. Lord of tne Forest and
Warner Gnshall also ran. , . .
Fourth race, one mile and an eignm.
nell'.nir- Bucket Br: trade n.'. Shilling. 12 to
1. won. Alma Dufour fl. Powers. I to 1
second. First Peep HAS. Archibald. to ft
third. Time: 1 fS. Red Gauntlet and
Esther B aiso ran.
Fifth race, one mne a . -
I ing- Goldwar m". Shillina. n to i won.
' Arcourt ill "Archibald. S to li second. Nat
: tie Bumno ijC. Wl'son. 15 to D third. Time:
Ed Ball. Henrv O. Omlde and M:ss
I Liftia also ran.
! siTth race six f-irlonrst Dlr-ctor flir
'Martin event won. F-onterac mi. Powr
roSl i 5 to 1) second, Tim OTwle (W. Dennl
West! 7 to 1) third. Time: 1 :1P4. Colivmhia Girs
Artmo Dnchees ot Moe'eneno, num. re. -groso.
Paul F'rst and Nlblack a!so ran.
MtCH
MO?IET
FOR
B.AC1G
3 early Half lllll' i" fsirwea Haw
C hy Great Western.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-Purses aggregating
5-t 4tc ; ttr "t were contributed st the Great Wesi
li 447 , em Circuit Harness aas.-riauuu mtV-"S
! held here today. Geerge iveiirr of Dir-
in .iwid nresiiient. and V . II.
Smollinger f Pe.ria. 111., secretary-treasurer.
The following da; for aaaeungs.
and the purses, were announced;
Peoria. 111.. July a-f. Cii.
Terre Haute. Ind.. Julv CS.0WL
gprUigfleld. m.. July
libertyville. 111., July 2S-!.' tA
Kaismaxoo. Mich.. August j-fc t-MKiO.
Ga.esburg. IIL. August lOS. 0
Davenpoiu la-. August
Liubuoue, Ia.. August 24-r7, JiS.t.
Ha inline. Minn.. August BeptemU r
30 utM.
Milwauk-e. Wia. September -ll.
Peoria. UL. September U-l. ,
Columbus, O.. September 30. October 1.
St'rin'gfleld. 111.. Sept. In be r Z7 to October
Memphis. Tenn.. October S-U. ..
Iailas, Tex.. October lS-. t-a.i".
El Paso. Tex., November 1-. tia.iXtt
ATHLETES TO DRI1K LAKE WATER
Stavrta
Enlrwua Foot Ball
West with Large Sasply.
CHICAG3. Dec 16. With an ample sup
ply of Lake Mc:..,an ater. waicn tne
piavers are to anna to keep tnera in train
Ing; the Englewuud Higa school foot bail
team left Chicago toninht tor . tne west
The team wul piav iiulte (Muni.) next
Baturdav for the h.gir school championship
of tne nortnweU and Denver a week later
for the Rocky Mountain cnampionship. The
ndent Wot vtorrdTVeC0keH'waTer was
1 taken to nrevent the pneslrmity oi
j rhanee "f water destroying the efficiency c
! the players.
Wtaeaaiia-Mlrklna 'Aral a.
ANN ARBOR. M ch . Dec. 15It is be-
Hvei here that negottati na have been
opened between the l"niveruy of M ch ga-i
seacs f Cn,aveda1.y X
for a foot ball ganie betwetn the two uni-
ver-ities next lalL Director of AtMetlca
S&ay" ttW-a.fc0e.rn3Bf.T wl"
b- ard of regenta. and It ia rielieved that
Ur Baird diacusaed with them a v lscon-
sin-Michipan f xit ball aarae. Mr. Baird
is bei'eved to have made a visit to Madi
son, Wis., just before his meeting with
the repents. He has now returned to his
home at Leavenworth. Kan.
Getch's Mraw Card.
IOWA CITT. Ia.. Dee. .3 neciaI.V
Frank ciotch. the great wrestler, has writ
ten a letter to a frend in Iowa descr-hing
his Tanksgivtng menu in Nottingham. Eng
lurd. troti h dined with a vaudeville troupe
snd a genlua of the rotnpetiy had tne fol
low -ng menu card printed: Oyster cock
tails, a la toe hold: cream of tmato, a la
Tbc New
10c
Cigar
9-
Smolcers who know a good ciar axe demanding
the King Alfred Kjng of 10c cigars. They want
it because it's right right in quality, smoothness,
bouquet, and all the other good points that prove
cigar-superiority.
Straight Havana filler, Sumatra wrapper. No
adulteration. Next time you smolce, be sure it's
a King Alfred.
Ask Your Ggv tfan
Basssaa Clgag
t"enrv ta?trfe el-1 f. a la K1sr.lt: raet
turkey, a ia aafrva. cranoerry (not rasp
berry sauce: miH inim. a la Pur
ton: stewed corn, a la !?iwart: ec"Ul"iJ
ovMers. Humtx-ldt style. mixed n :.
ctch-a-carcn-can; Ronuef ort. a la Lt
Uh k; Cheddar, a la hammerlcrk.
wleawairl Tat ley Ball Lewaw.
IOWA CITY. Ia.. Dec. IS. 8peeial
Plana are on foot to form a Mieaoun vai
ley baa ba.1 leagie In Jaeiaaxy and ar-
achedula similar to the bafket bull
'the larger Iowa school in the M.iwmiri J
viiley 1-ag-je will prevent ailding Cornell
and rGinnell to the schedules.
Because of the hardship worked by such
a leajrue agitation concerning the niin-
ment of the Missouri Valley association tins
started. It is probable that Washburn will
be added on the aonthern division before
the yesj- is over and G-rnnell and poss.biy
Corneil on the northern side, thus making
a total list of ten schools.
piav Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesot
away from home and Ulinoia. Ames and I
M.sftjurt at Iowa City. It is also probaoiej
that t-irake vll be played at Dee Moines
next year. While the athletic board at
f.rst did not favor a game with Minnesota
at Minneapolis there haa been a chance i
of feeiing during the laet two weeks and
it is not unlikely Dr. Wnliami"
olltr will
oe accepted.
Taraef aa War Eavajle Xatebe'.
MAJtSHA LLTOWX. Ia.. T-ec LV iSne-
nai. i reorge Turner ot Turner, la.. . and
tne Indian. W ar Eagle, are matched f
t.ia beet two out of three fails, calch-as-
caich-can style of wrestling, to be puliled
eff in this city next Thursday niKht.
Turner is a clever wrestler. He weighs
uripped 1. tsui McLod of Cleveland,
the former middleweight champion, won
from War Eagle at Waterloo a few nights
ago.
A lliaaee Defeat ta Bridge Mrt.
ALJJAXCE. Neb.. Dec. 16. i Special. )
Tha first of the western high school baket
bail league games waa piayed between
Bridrrpurt and Aiiiance December VL The
result was Ja to S in favor of Alliance.
Bridgeport was completely outclassed. The
ieattue consists of the hiah schools of
Sidney, Scotia Bluff. Bridgeport and Al
liance. The next game will take place next
Friday between Scotta Bluff and Alliance.
MILLIONAIRE BURNS MONEY
Dylag Rasa la Tkeat Cawsrratsriate V
Relatives oa Their Esras (rwsa
Evil mt Wealth.
L-OXDON, Dec. 15.-A special dispatch
from gu Petersburg to the Daly Mail
relates that a dying Moscow mill ion airs
named Peteroff had his whole fortune
withdrawn from the banks and tha bank
notes brought to the suik room. They
were then piled before him1 and set on firs,
Peteroff summoned his relatives and
showed them the ashes, congratulating
them on having escaped from the evil
of wealth.
Xatlew ts Israeli Alwsaal.
The Cornell men in Omaha and vicinity
will tender a luncheon to President J. Q.
Schurman at 12 o'clock, noon, on Wednes
day, at Hanson's cafe. All Cornell man
are invited to attend. Telephone your name
to J. W. Batt:n. MS N. T. Ufa Bldg , Tel., j
Douglas 1267. j
CIT OVER ELECTRIC STOCK !
1
Horhtacha Insist They Were Defrawdeal
Oat at It.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Dec. IS. (Special Tele
egram) Sarah W. Horbach, the widow,
and Mary V. Bourke and Paul W. Hor
bach. cLiildren of the lata John A. Horbach.
filed autt in tha district court today against
Eugene J. SulLvan. L. E. Watson and
Frank McMaster, alleging that defendants
entered into a conspiracy to defraud them
of their K2 shares ln the Beatrice Electric
company. This stock, the petition alkgeg. ( and also tried with a doctor ln Chic-ago;
was removed from a safety deposit vault j they all pronounced my case stomach
in Omaha by E. J. Sullivan without their j trouble.
knowledge or consent. The pla.ntiffa de- I On my visit to the Austro-American doc
mand that the defendants be compelled to 1 tors. I explained my condition to the doc
deliver the property to tha board of direc- tors, which was a pain ln the pit of my
tors an that the Beatrice Electric Service
; comDanv .ninined from nwim'.m. .v..
defendants as the holders of the certif.cates
of stock in the company.
Weleosae ta Stars Brewery.
We extend a welcome to ail corn show j weeks. 1 can poaitively say that this treat
Tisitors an cordially Invite you to vtait ! meet haa done me more good than all the
and lnspa?t our modern plant. Take cars
jibeiitd 24th and Ames or 36th and Ames.
They land you right at our door.
STORZ BREWING COMPAXT.
Mill Dana
FAIRBURT. Neb.,
Cm Owe.
Dec 15. Special
' Aoout ion reet oi tne concrete dam or tne
Fairbury roller mills axToss the Lottie Blue
r.ver broke yesterday evening into sections
twenty-five to forty fee. long and slid
down the bed of the river. In some places
aown ,j, bed of tne r,, ln nme places
a du,,nce of twenty-five feeu No part of
the dam waa overturned, but each broken
seer. on moved down the stream until the
open.ngs between allowed the escape of
the body of water In the mill pond, so that
there was no more pressure. The dam
wrecked was built four or five years ago
at a cost of about S10.0M.
A Tetal Eeliaiee
of the functions of stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels la qulck'y dUposed of with
Electric Bitterk 50c. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
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Dillercnt
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LIGHT 0(1 THE DIVORCE QUESTIOii
FROM A MEDICAL STAHDPOIHT
Prominent Omi.ha. Physicia.n Says That
There. Arc Often Reasons ThM Are
Not, Brought Into Court
"Good health ia essential lu happy home
life." said tlie great pnyaictan in charge ol
the A ustro-American doctors, when he wa
asked to shed soma light from a niedica.
standpoint on the divoice evil, which is be
ing brought so prominently befjra Oaial.
people at this lime.
"In court. continued the doctor, " you
hear ail sirta of reasons for separation.
ar)ir.g from desertion to crueity. Wow. in i
my practice, I accredit my success to a;- j
waya seeking the cause before trying to i
"liln"-naIa t-" ff"t- So, in many divorce
cases, there la an underljing phvsical cause I
which leads to incompatablllty and the I
divoros emiru. For iastanec. many wonn-n
suffer from nervous disorders of which no
mere man. excepting the physician, knowa
These, if allowed to continue, will reduce
her health ta a point which makts her
cross, irritable and uncompanionable. We
have many letters from grateful women,
whom we have cured, stating that the
oompiete restoration of health by the
Auatro-American treatment has restored
their serves to a normal condition and
made their home Ufa a thousand limes
hsppler. Often a man Is suffering with
some chronic disorder as a result of early
dissipations and allows his poor health to
stand in the way of his home happiness,
when a visit to us would remove his
troubles. Of course, the idea of an ex
amination by a physician before marriage
ia ail right, but those who are already mar
ried ahouid not forget that 1t is even more
important that they consult a physician
If their health ia not what it shouid be."
At this point the physician was called in
for consultation on a particularly difficult
rase and bade the reporter a pleasant
"good day." with a 'cordial invitation to
eorae in again. These doctors are certainly
accompllahing wonders in the cure of epi
lepsy, dropsy, rheumatism, nervoua debility,
kidney and bladder diseases, stomach
trouble and all chronic diseases by tne
Auatro-American treatment. Some rases
are turned away, aa these physician, wtule
they cure where others fail, do not accept
cases which they know to be Incurabie.
Thls week, in order that the fame of the
Auatro-American treatment may be spread
throughout Nebraska, they are treating all
cases free making a nominal charge for
medlrine only. They are located at 475
Ramge building. Just one block north of
the Corn show entrance. The following
letters are convincing evidence that the
Auatrian-American treatment Is the best In
med'eal -' at the present time:
SEVERANCE. Kan., Dec. 4. IW.
Aurtro-Amertcan Doctors. Omaha, Neb.
Sirs: -We are pleased to hear that
T0U nftl opened offices , at Omaha. Hope
you will have the success yon deserve.
The treatment ya gr.ve my damrhter.
Nellie, g years ago for catarrh, perwja-
nenttv rn-ed her . a she hnji had nn ret'ien
rf It to the present time. I can heartily
recommend you and wish you continued
success. Tours truly. D. G. Sharp.
December li
AusTro-Amerk-an Doctors. Cmaha. Neh. :
I have doctored for the last five years
for what other doctors called stomach
trouble. I doctored with the two best doc
tors in Sioux City and one ln Kansas City,
! stomach, which bothered me so at night
1 that It diseurhed mv sleen and thlnas I
I most I could not eat. When the
j A ostt-American doctors pronounced my
I case gall stories, I did not know what to
j think, but after taking the treatment two
i others. The results were better, quicker.
! snd the treatment easier than any 1 had
! tried. I will gladly communicate with any
; one who may be suffering from this terri-
MEN!
WHAT
YOU
TVT TIT UT
IS TH MOST TXZATXZST AT TIE azOXaTaTIIGh If we could see and
treat all men when the first symptoms show themselves there would soon be
little heed of so-called specialists ln chronic diseases, and there would lie fi-w
men seeking rejuvenation of their pLysicaL mental and vital powers, but a
long as men continue to disregard the golden adage. "A Stitch in Time Eaves
Nine," and continue to neglect themselves, or to exercise lndif rerenoe or poor
Judgment ln consulting tha right specialists at the outset. Just so long will
ti.ere be multitudes of chronic sufferers-
Yomr whole fwtare saay depend mpom the kind and gualtty ef treatment
yoa get at first.
vi orrx Ton rwm but TxATatxr tut cah mm kaj ajtt
wiiu. wi stii so msxiADiia tatzjczitts ok vstbti siazss
uxm pmopoBTrzoara. wi so or qvotb Kax.SA.DUia f&xcss is
on Assovvcxans-rs. rs belxzts is tats dialokh ajts sos-
XST KZTXODS. WSXCK. TOaiTEII WITH OUB LOSO) EXVSBIXBCZ,
SKIXX. ABTD ABIUTT. ASS TSS OSX.T QtJALEriCATIOaT3 AJTS COSOI.
TIOSB THAT CAJf BUUT OVABVASTZB A CUSS.
sro tree, snea only and care promptly, safely and thorongkly BSOS
csrns. catasss. szstovs Dumrr, blood zoxboh, axis aia-
SASB. KXDSST 119 BLaDOCX DISXASES, and all Special Dtscaaea and
T).... eosnplicatlons ta the shortest poaalhlo Uaaa and at the lowest coat fog
skillful aarrloa and snoceeafni txeatmsat.
CanaultAlIon
v , ,
and examination.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1308 rarnam St, Eetween 13th and 14th Sta., Omaha, Neb.
The Bbb Reaches the Consumers
PILES CURED!:
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Sicx te.eeeee tttnesaii
Bw a. a.tip.il4 wieg , o
bis trouble. J. H. Davis, SS Jones street.
11 West 2d Si.. . liTta. IiL
Nov. 36. .!.
Austro-Ajrterican tvctor:
13 Ramg Building. Omaha, Neb.
My Dear Friends:
I arrived home two w'k ago fi-ellng
splendul. I Hitr will lurget tne night
those batchetir.g duetota raid t had to
u. the hospit-iU aud b oreraae1 on for h.-
pendicitzs. and what a change it tins to
me when you said I needed no pcrati-sa:
that I did not liav? appeodicitis that I
was toffering fr-.ni gait atones. You .d
you could and would euro me. and the fnt
that I have not had wie pa.ii S'nce that
night three weeks ago tm proof that vcu
certainly understand your business. If tas
pe pie only knew of your treatment, hue
many could be saved from tlie op. rating
Uinic and perhaps deaiii. My friends and
net gfi bora are surprised to see me Rr King
so well, and my husband is Uie happiest
man you ever saw. For the past three
years I have suffered untold ag aiy and I
feel that I will never be able to tv-pay nry
fntnei there ln Omaha who insisted on me
coming to se yu.
You have my permission to publish tins
letter, and I will gladly writs to any cms
who may be suffering and -be in doubt aa
to what your treatment TT1 do for them.
Mt home was formerly In Omaha, but my
address now la 34 West 2d at:, UuUoe, IIL
Thanking you sguin for what tvtj hav
done for ma. I am.
Tour Patient.
MRS. JNO. GREENLEAF.
A ustro-American tVxtors, 13 Raingl
building. Omaha. Neb :
Dear &ra: My stater, Mias Anna Prror.ka.
suffered eoilepav fr eight years and had
these spells every two or threat days. Sna
had doctored with a number of other
doctors, but got no help. Since commeso
ir.g treatment with you. a month ago, she
haa had no mora spella amd eats weil and
sleeps weil. Jour Xrtend.
V. FTVOXKA.
LJncoln. Xcb.. Dec. t. 1-Austro-Amerioaa
Drs.
Dear Sirs I am writing this to give you
my heartfelt thanks for the benefit I have
received from you sane I began taking
treatment on Nov. For four years
previous to that time I suffered with the
dropsy so badly that I could not sleep
n-ghta and would be completely exhauaied
after waik-sg a snort d-stance. i have done
everything in my power to gain relief, but
have been ur.ab.a la find anyone who could
aid me until the present time.
1 have been an engineer for the past
twenty-one years, and 1 feel better now
Lhaa at any other time during t&ai a'ags
of my life.
Fteling greatiy encouraged by the few
treatments I have received. 1 will con
doctors, but gut no help. Since oommenc
curwd. lellitg others uiat lliey may also
be aided by aki.Uui treatments.
Thank.ng you again. 1 remain,
E. H. fCTMAJf.
6(C N. lflh SU, Lincolu. Nek.
Lincoln. Neb.. Dec 4, 191&.
To Whom It May Concern:
1 have suffered from paralysis, rheum
Uam and fcciicrai nervous diaaniuty fur
a good many years, but after taa ing one
of the local treatments at tne office of t-e
Austro-American doctors, on Dec. lat, 1
waiked without limping, which was tne
first time for eight montha.
I can truthfully and sincerely say. w:ih
great pleasure, that 1 have received more
benefit from this one treatment than fr-m
any ether treatment 1 have taken h-.-fjre.
Respect fully,
M. H. CLEMENT.
IMS N. 3th St.. Lincoln. Neb.
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bundaya. 1ft to 1 only. If you cannot
c-l write.
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a ww a WM rind tne.r
pewer te
NERVEb
nrk and vou hlul vigor
gone as a result of over-
ork or mental esertlon stiould lake
Kim KtkVB rju liUJ. They etll
you eat and sleep ami bo a
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