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fTCOT BALL HONORS AT STAKE
KeU Sttarday'i Gme Likely to
icopnERsr chakce .'m ; WEST
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Xaiir (rn Taans In K Ikal
Will C'ltlm rrrnltr irara ,
Dnfruwr,
j Fcok bll hHn rmr.id ji rmi-'inJ
ifcUgB. let thn jnlddiewent, In fMrt, th
'k-riij tiuy tho clmmiilunnl)l ot
th "Biff KUiht" In that M.vtlon tlmldrd,
nfl 1h may m tlin chinlonhi yf
jth "lists Four" In llio ont cluliticd.
T5i Af(imoMta elovcti, w)iji unlntrr
rupiod nuofr.KKlon f Mctorl.w In tho cvn
"I ha niH1e thai tram a favor-
ht irwrU th KU'iinu t WiaooiiNin tm
't SJaHisou Kutunluy and If tho former
iwliw tt. 1'liainpli.iwhfp-vf th tntercnllci
te ooiii..r.nte Kv to WlmipxotH. If tho
I Minnesota, 'inn Ioho und Wlm oiKiIri meeta
rtfrfpBt hi riilrnito a. tialt tai' ih.
;tms win be td f..p ti0 premier .hnnra. j
I Ti'fl rhumpionsitp nf th old "Hlj- rjr"
An th t,!!! hIru )ih.y -bvclBlnti4
as trtr.. te lYJticeton win from Tal
, -. , , ,c uKrr air,iiy J,ve
,1Jtoa k !., from Harvatd and hnvc
met ddf.mt thin tmiuii. Prlnctoii'
pirtorlM cvr IUrvar4 hjM rWrtmoutl,
toet. have by .tha HmaUtat mar-
mna and th Tla hv tni,. t)f(,
r-by tlita-h and the .N'iiyy, . . ,
' ' HH U Kavarttr.
B'ur thaa ron, and YJ aliowlni
Kail asalnat teaana wblcli Princeton ha
t met) old KH .Irpedy la favorite for
final bonor. .ft has howver. mt una
defeat, by tha Army, but Ita oldeot rrul
Harvard, twlo hu bern beaten by both
ITlnotton and farllalr. IVnriKjIvunia bua
Uan llmiiuited by thro drfauta.
I Outelda lh ao.t-allod "Ulg Kour" thr
r eerml Horn eoll.a who.o rn orda
jpjvaitaa om barla for t hainplntiahlp
,boMt. Tha Carlisle Indiana wio have
tKatmi lUnard. atd the Wart piHnt
aJt. who jofatrd Val, hav not uf.
tffr.d drfat The Army, with only two
otnta wN ,alr.t tt. ha th- bwt
showing oh that basfa of any r.f th
larger nolltfa. while t"rll!e ha run
iupth HKn totaj of polnta. ti
Annap-Ult s alao in tho iinhenttjn tja
Dartmouth has only the frak Koal made
y Prlnteton Faturd.y.to nr lun
Jbir reeonl and tVrnell only drfai.d
l"nnarlvanla tat. Hrown Uo l,aj
Jilayed a tlracf same, rminlnc up a in.
ivi ot 1 points to Ita opponent 3T.. In
h tabulation which follow, the , on
tiliir cnpltoua la the fact that not
n eleven thU year rreaented a wholly
aUean alat. . ,
Team.
Vale
Siarvwrd
Vrlm-etoa
Hlrowil ..,....
Jwi-taiouih
Vrt jv.mt
!AnnaMill
JJenn Ivaula ',
'inill
arliBlu
Sweil. UpiHin'ta.
MA
C?.?AHA HIGH TO MEET
;.THE C. 0. TEAM THIS WEEK
Now thai Omaha llinh baa defeated Ih
.t. Jtrjh tVilrnl Il!, a l.Kl elHV-n,
?ho av'hool on Capitol lull haa atu'ried
JLlKli Jirmtij;.
Otianu cl.--te(l a i.ai Jr. -"iii.c ' with
hi. Joth ttuai va ui.l'oJ uff ssuturday
""J thJ loial:)- ovei'Mjitlinlng acoio of
i l'J on the li:Hto:inaj. R'trpristd the
Ujbloua mil li,et y'J tha doiie 01) gt.
Joatpb' i.h -inii'.Di,! y ut:.-f-i.nt.
Tho tni tla.-.'i .vli'i t.-j;:nc! IIU ft
H.Uh at IUiurk.r j Ir h.i Mil d.iy In Mi.-lr
t.rv fumr e lap. 'I1e 1:1 iff '.;.jK
"veic taial- ubif t ii:,t . ro'a: .ton 'H'k'i
-:a.turti-; b" the 1.
-'oa.'.h Ij'.fit '. v:n
. t:t.'-e i.il.- ,.i
tu Urill-'l ; i,.imI
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'4HT(N4. BUU. Ocxv.
&00,X Got ni FR.on
A I AUI Ll I Li sV a - .
wktch To. vmn ;
(MOW X WTtou.Ta
TMJE Hlw folLtS WOfc
Co Cti
did not cat Ukto' the Ut. Jutuph gam t
oaua of Innliiriblllty In atudlna, but thla
-f'A will rt Vihn out for pmetioa one
more with tha ariiiad. VlieH Kctor, full
Uaelt, liaa uaptalned tS tram In th lait
thre gam, ,
Counoil Bluffs Team-'
. Wins at' Harlan
UAKUAS, 1.. Nov. J2.-tHptlat.)hi
one ot tha beat foot ball game aver wit
neaaed on the local grldlrun, the Joe
Hmitli team or Council Bluff dffeate.1
I ha Weatarn loa a Vocational oolleg
team of thla city by a aoore of S to 0.
Although outweighed ten pound to the
man, tha colleg boy put up a Kama
flKht and not only held tli huuvlcr tram,
but Irnd the vlnltoia' goal in danger v
eral timex. Many hk tacular plays werv
mado by both leuin. imon( them being
a forty-yard forward p&s by l.owry of
the 1altor. HolHiitgton for tho collego,
vtttiinfedLiowryr ' making rveral hli ka
of forty and fifty yards. Following In the
lineup: ." '
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M1T.
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Pcttraen
Ynuna
gteffen
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William
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H-nigh . .'. . .". .
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tlotttngtea '.
Lamb
1rlor rap. t
BMlKt
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tiffl.lairt
Hal CaniDtiell. referee: Phil
rleh, iimplr; W. V. Mavnn. Iliiesinan:
t'larenre. I.ueoke, tlim-keepnr. Time of
otiariera- Fifteen and ten inlnutea, 'lourli
down: Wltllama.
Gophers Working
Hard for Wisconsin
MINNEAPOLIS-, Minn.. Nov. i:.-VltU
the game againai the I'nivertlty of Mlit
neaota at Madlaon acheduled for next
fturdav, th I'niveralty of MlnneHota
fool ball tenni will prepare this weok
for what la cxprcted to be its hurtleKt
oontrvt of the acatoii. Ujt wek the piac
tire wan extremely light In the Mltine
aola t amp. Ur. 'Willluma, It li i.ald, i e.
fused to give hla chirite harder xvork
that they may enter the g.ime ncvl'.ut
urday with nono on tho Poej.iU'l list.
I'ait of the work m been ili'lii
the hippodrome building, where lliker.
lug, Capt on, PinHH and Moirell have l.wu
Sl.'n workoutit on luckl'i. I:i-order to
ln-t the bootintt ability vt "K-H-kle"
Moll.
PniHrt,1 who hu htn playing nuuid,
alao haa been working out at tenter,
which poaltlcu ha been hltl by Morrell
aim' lie fought, hi wy iat too eligi
bility coiiiinliU. ,
Franklin High Fails
to Score on Alma
AIMA. Neb., Nov. li tSptfial.i Coat h
Celtirr took the Alma High cchool foot
ball team to Franklin yecterday and di'
f noted th Franklin High a. IuhiI, n to 0.
Thf gaino J lutid fought from atari
to tinlHli. Alma' never let the ball get
over the t wenty-flve-yard line during the
game. A t ent - afd run was tho long
eat made during the game und n made
by ilaratlue of Alma. l.ng and M'd
for Alma null mado a touchdown, tv utl
Jai kkon klrkol ual. 1'iankliu failt-d
tal'O to kU'k goal fiom the t went -r.e.
yard lino. A m.mU'r fi..ni heie a n in
panted the team. liUxauiingt n pla- her
next' wetk. '1 h Alir.a hoy buvc not been
bateii thla reusnn.
jSIEVERS WILL ATTEND
I BASE BALL MEETING
! t.l!.IMt I.V.AM'. N.. f! I'.-
'J.t '!. -Pri"-ldei:t H-i rv tilatna of the
b! akii F
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for
tii'lr. wlM'lta I wl l j, lu ti e p('Vial
't A ;.nv tf o."ie la I i)T '! '. lie
tlj; inteM'iir : fan An n! Ik . ei
ek. Mi. tj'.iAera li l.ot u i artl tluto fur
t tUt'tiu',1 c i.ri-"e- t re ,.'. but
If u -.1. I'll,' ) :. Se I p;t:.Mi'-1 t
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TUT, JJEK: OMAHA. MONDAY. 'NOVEMBKU' IX lllli.
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AND UTTL,e fiNV
AND .K'UUCO.
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OUI,.r,,,:l ,K !.!.'' ,v !.".'. ;UUJ 'K'M KAOTullS IN niS HJ.V1U1.U VV Tlia FOOT UAL!, CU-VMl'lONbllU' '-op-I
111. UAbl 1 Hill, r A LI. . 1 . " .
On tho left li Waltor Camp, jr.. of ale, ho Ij piuvirtki tar thla jU. 11 was laid up with' a'pralnil ankle
last M'.u. but U in finu trim now unit holding tlo-n ooc end of the tjl Una. (
On the i lkht la a iliotoy.rnph of tin- wond-r'vl Frrdleton prfterb-l-.e a r'ace kick for Boa!, with Captain Ed Hart bold
Iiik tha bail. Then' two nun are th main a'.i'el.trt!- vf the Pr.cton tv-a-'i. : a
.The enu I portrait 'above la or l'ercy Hausbtr.; Harvurd. j coach. r.h0 fai-ed tha jab of having to develop an 1
nioat enti.o tri.iu rrtun raw material. bU mainstays of luat year belntf lo by yraduatlon. 1 ' , t
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the nuetiiiat and attends the ta nc ut ,
I la own vji cii.)t. ...
(.cltieabartr llefeala Irilnatiia.
tKjriii-.i.ru:. Nio... Not. n. imi- j
rial, i it : ti nlmi , 1 1 1. ti K. itiiol nefiied
lliit.m 1 1 g li vsl"o;i.t : 1.1 t'j v. JM..
wlinntaii'tlng Ihe fai l ll.st b.tili of j
Ht(hnhiirn remslar emit vvvre ,ot ul-
i" in 1'iay I- i,i i.ieui'.y. iiugion
-t ouijiiuyc.l from man tu fluinli.
WOMAN SUFFfiAGH" PROGRESS
Ma Male in tlue, kuliaMlasluH la
Vautber autl T Ivjre lw .
1'roa.tiet . .. .
I'aiifi.niij Is th r:st!i itate to siaiU,
f'l'l fii.';.ao t.i women. The first state
ill ti e L.iN.r to lake, thla Blep was IV.
onilns'. to W Tlie' as no whir addi-
linn t UK- iii', when- women nil.lit
vole until 1-.W. ivheil Colorak granted!
ihei.1 lr frant h. In 1mS to tt? '
Kind a Baby Could Play With
i.,q or.
1 A' !
i.a?V sa.
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l lali and Idaho, pajrtti suffrage u.n.l
in t n tn to their ctinstituttoiis. Th state
of Wanhingtoh haj a vote on the )UC5
tlo.i at the election; of 2910. and nave
the o to women, although thu niefuure
hud beet) twice (Ji-feafd In that . stale,
tn l.iW and again in lMS-oM-e by U.oou
and later by tiny
Th stat of Kanaas' will' subnUt tfc
question to its voters tUla fall, a leeo
lutlon bavtnee paasaxt both houtt ot the
atat legislatuai last Febiuaiy calling far
a popular vote on th suffrage amend
rntnt. In that alata woman hav njojd
th right to vot on public achool guea
tlon sine Xatll. eight year before Wy
oming gave woiren utl verbal auftratia.
Munluipal .auffrat -Waa KTKuted tn 3W7,
and "bond suffrage" tn la. Tha legis
lator uf Kanea drJetei a resolution
gianttng full suffrage in, 1. .
At th elecl'on of Will, when Waahiug-
we ucht.;ct
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'...:r;:.
I , ... y
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ton voted in favor of -woman auffrag.
j th prvpocal waa defeated In th neigh
boring atat of Oregon. It waa alao lost
wu in. vein uaj in Dtiuiit. iriiuia auiu
Oklahoma: Th cotiatltutlonal conven
tions of both Ainoua and Nw Mzloo
wei urged to lns rt th suffrag pro
vlbljti, but io both case: It was voted
down. '..'
tkhool. suffrag for , women exist In
3 states, from New Uampchlr to Wash-
I lrjg-t.ui. The states ar Aiisona, Celo
i raJo. 'Connecticut. Dttlawar. Florida.
Iowa, llLuois, Indiana, Idaho, Kansas,
Vllchlg.in, Maaawchuaxtta, Mtnneaota, MIs
alsstppL Montana, .Vetiraaku, New Harupa
shit , New Jersey New York. North Da
kota. Oklahoma, Ohio, South Dakota,
Utah. VerjDtont, Waslilugttn, Wyoming
and Wlacooaln.
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By
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THROBS OF A MISSPENT LIFE
Omt . of . Ike Crow am Braadway
: Warnan Eamerajeal, Thea ak
. A gal a.
A' little, old niao. alirunksrt of. frame.
Whose' -white hair fell nearlv tn hla
shoulder, atood on Broadway, New York,
Playing- a battered violin. Beside and "L"
Pillar Btood a woman, ftha mlarht have
'been or lose. Her face wan powdered.
Uler dreg was ahahhv. her. hat tvn
on old. As the old man wan paiglng the
lliat she said, to him: .
a "Will vmt let m lr.l o , ..4..I1.,
. - - . ' " ,uun Bb JU.i IUIIII I
He banded It to her. Phe took the
Instrument tenderly, handling It with
almost reverent care. She tightened the
string, touching them lightly with hei
fingers as she moved one and another
ot the keys.
"Will you let me we your bow?" she
asked of the old man. ,He passed It to
her without comment. It seemed as If
ho knew instinctively the fiddle was safe
try her hands. She tightened the bow,
pliioed the violin under her chin and be
gan to -play. The old man stated. From
the battered -vioiin 'came melody far dif
ferent from the. tunes he had sawed out
of -It. Tho lHifhed 'crowd gaped at th
ebabbily. .dressed woman.. Her playing
waa 1 wonderful. Imaginative lUtener
heard the roll of Sunder," the driving" of
lain, than the twittering of birds unfler
blue sklfs; finally the mbbing of a human
being in pain. Women in the crowd wept;
so did the aged owner of th violin.
The face of the player grew paler, more
set, but no tears shone in her eyes. She
played on to the last note. A policeman
waa wedging hla way through the throng-,
which threatened to halt traffic. The
woman looked toward him. handed the
vtolln and bow to the owner with a simple
"Thank you," and quickly was lost to
view In the throng. But the policeman
had seen her face.
"Who is sheV asked a byatander.
"Oh, this U her beat." said the blue
roat.wavtug hls'hsnd up and down the
avenue. New York World. .
The GUM Hand
removss liver inaction and bowel up
pat with Dr. Kings New I.lf mis. th
pulnloM regulalois. ;'1c. For s:tle by
Hcaton Drur Co. ..
The Mraplf l.lfe. -
Anna Maria WMhelmlri. Pickej .ug. in
ner-Memoirs, edited bv her son. tell a
lorkshtre Int klntit whi. h, ttjnta'n a great
deal of human nature. Variety spices
life; the plain la monotonous until it
xtcnt entitle it to the name of pralrl
or desert, und it gains Interest through
intne
There waa an old couple in the village
whom I ied often to go to see. One
day. when I found them Billing, one on
each' side of tha fire, the old man said
to me:
"Well, t'mlssis snd me, we've been
married nigh on fifty years, and we've
nTr hd a quarrel.
Th old woman looked at me with a
twinkle In her eye and said:
"It wsr verto console ntio us. but varle.
dool." Youth a Companion.
. A TRIUMPH IN THE ART OF BREWING
THE LEADING BEER
(N TKC MIDDlt WEST
aaull TrsM) BtaappiacO it
Clsaa. blon.
"Bud" Fisher
FRANK AND EARNER IN FORM
Cornlni.ker - Backfield - Stars - Once
More Show Fitness.
IN GOOD SHAPE FOE KANSAS
Hacelr 1 ReeareerliiBi aai Kiperta
tloa is He Will Be KaTed in
Match Speed ef Crala; of
Mtchlaaa.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. tt.-De-plte al
most unprecedented cold foot ball weather
Saturday, when a ..w low weather mark
for the month wrs established In Lin
coln, the Doane game brought rejoicing
to tho Comhuskers in the return of Owen
Frank and Jerry Warner to form. For
the laat two weeks the work of the two
stellar, players in the Cornhuskera' back
fluid has been slumping owing to Injuries
and overtraining...
Against Doane, howerer, both Frank ,
and Warner showed ; their old-time ripeetl
and cleverness In handling; the ball and
played a dashing game eHpeclally on tho
offense. The last few days' rest has
worked' wonder in the development of.,
tbe speody -pair nnd It is now bellevotl
that they will by In the best of condition
for th' big game with Kansss next Sat
urday, at Lawrence.'. ,
The' remainder of the team is alao in
good condition, and whlln the week will
be one of tha hardest ones of the season
Insofar-us long scrimmages will b In
order. It I expected that every member
of the squud will be In the best of con
dition. . '
Racely, tha speedy little halfback, will
be In shape probably to enter the game
against Kansas, and even If he Is in shape
It is extremely, doubtful If Stlehm will
use Mm. Racely I being saved for the
Michigan game, to offset the speed or
Craig, tho Michigan backfield star.
Racely Is the only man on tbe team who
approaches Cruig In speed and his pre
enoe In tho game is absolutely neceau.r.
He suffered a badly twisted leg In the
Missouri game and has been practically
out of the practice work since then.
Tha defeat of Kansas by Oklahoma yes
terday aroused no surprise in Lincoln, in
fact. It was expected the "Sooners" wottM
triumph by a larger scor than they did.
Nebraska is not discounting th Jay
hawkers' strength because of th defeat.
An article that has real metlt Bhould
In time become popular. That such Is th
case with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been attested by many dealers. Her
ta on of tbam. H. W. Hendrickaon. Ohio
FsUa. Ind., writes, "Chamberlain's Cougri
Remedy is the best for coughs, colds aul
croup, and la my best seller." For sal
by all dealera.
Persistent Aflvertlfilng la the Road to
Big Raturna.
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