Nebraska Newspapers

    Till-; ItKK: OMAHA. MONDAY". DKl LMBKR 2,5Vi-.
; ,For Trying on Hats He s a Bear
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tt3?SS3$M , CX SEETH.S 1V2J, IThEM THIS! (
Drawn for The Bee by J. Swinnertons
YOU COME I
CENTRAL FIRST IN RUNNING
Schools Make High Marks in Test of
Recent Fall" Meet.
BANCROFT SCHOOL IS SECOND
Hr.nlU iif Hi1pI- M '" -.Inrle.l
1i OKiHlin lrnrt
Srliotil llnir Iteen Mnrte
Knurr lit Ihe INtltlltf.
Central . school tpnlt first phice In the
running test of the f1' m"1 of tUfl.
Omaha grlidp schools. Ntnfity-ntn-,pmll
, look the tfSfanil registered an'.oyerago
of 97. Bancroft sctkK'I was .aeconri.
lhlity-one pupils finishing with an'aTnr
iige of i.7.
The teets consisted of , various . i1Iji-i
lances. The dais 1 was compelled, to Ho
w yards hi twenty-eight seconds. -l
,S wan to make forty yards-ln s,U'.and one
fifth seconds, nml iclaM,S the mi" d!
' tanee. In seven secnhfla. , Nlncty-two of
' fhe pupils enteredt tronh Ontral .school
finished the distances'. In -the. .reu'iitred
nime, while seven finished; with -an, aver
age of 7M, ruitKn'dft had eleven un
ifiers finish In parffiettJnie and twenty In
Sin averaKe- of 90.. Following arethe re-
Vults:
' 'Class
f . II Til. Total,
. .... moo.fl 2n !o.n si s. t
.10 ....II 7.& 2X 8B.7 41 M.
. 1100.0 16 -117,6 t IW W4.l
i5CTnft
fTJiaJB ...
IfanteUar " 4 75!o.l.5.o ta 91.0 Kind
lnlr.l .1 71.4 llttll ftf 1M).0 If9 N.S
:Vntral Park irU 37 SI.5 Hi W.f.
CllftOn IIII1.. 3 .... 1. KM 34
Columbian ... M.o.ir. .73.3 SO
:omnlu .... 3 HM.O 8 , :i
:rmii hiii ' - '
.Dupotlt 1 1.0 13
li. noowater B W.O l 3iK.fl 4B
Perfume on Money ,
Exposes Young Thief
Who ..Wants Airship
Officers as Women ! TO IMPROVE WATER SYSTEM . Acquit Belasco of Farmer Near Stella LUXUS BEST IN SINGLE GAME
Will Teinpt Thieves j
' CHIfAOO.Njl'f. 'l.-Hal fa donn Mini,
! jrnicefiil, lioartllrnt 'and email f6titfxl de-
CIllL-Aao, Dei.' 1. -Pfrfunic wh until . tcetlvwi Wf pe' sflfOtMl hern today to hr
iy iletrctlv. toilav In HolvlnR tile nu- ! drensed up In voinprt'f flothen w)th muff
terlotis rtlyappcarance of fmatl xuniii of r.'id teinttliiK-lool.'ln; pnr?en t" deooy
inohry froitv'tlip vault of the 'UnlveraKy j otne of tlicnrmy ttf 'purse ynatcliera that
of ChlcAtjo pi era bMlldliiR. r'or'alx weiKt liae deKoendeil ' on thin city.
noney. haa. been taken from ;the nfe Th Innovation tVus'the Idea of Captain
where postBRr xttanipa find chance from William CUdm'ore ifthe north nhore 'dlJ
4ip cash t-ealMter re-lept.,J Th'ree wreUs trl't. . . Iltj .put In part ofythe afternoon
ngo delntlvc'were'.piit to nork'to'cnlch ptckliiB" out 'lhe luen ami glvliiK the
tlie-thlef.i ' l rinTera or. their alrcet dressex. 'The an-
Tlley HUKKftnted ' prrf uinljii? the . monuy nianinrot - Is' nol ilo,lrcl by the police-
with a atco'iig: arelit'.and -iMved wora- . wno re;-0)H!IMe for such duty and
men remodeilnK 'the, biilldlnif., Today I U)e j(fy onP1 .nrjtrftmbllnjc Jn . fr vt
voliiti It'tlll..... Xfnl.l.. I- ..a.. p. a . . . .' ..r
navjiiK'io put on -men neeieu-anoe una
corset. . '
wlien William Mnhler. 17 . year our, a
ahlpplnc clerk, ehtm-el' the -vault to put
ttw; 'poatnfte' nfnhipa away for.tlie nlKhl
he Ignored the pvewmr of tho dtrttlvt-s
nnd 0m?ii(1 ttip.comparlmrut Uto Uio
Mlance fiom thc.eaRh-ieclt'ter was kept.
lie'. took li.S5'. frlinu the, '.vault. -nccordliiK
to the -detectives,' and whs leavlnc with
th' money when' they . noticed the 'odor
of'the peffinvielnji Jliililer pnimed them.
?They aloii'iied'the'bdV nn'd.ilvfaiRnded -thu
ntouey. , Thi, rjhtened MalUe', who
In Ills, lvind.'nnii'waW ,then; arrested.
jjter In H Ooniy.ewlon. made to the police
the. boy ikUI . hfr lndicel to-ateul
to gratify hi delr to oirn an aeroplane.
7X5
S2.0
MA
S7.3
75.0
Mi 4I7.V
71 (;.!
32 M.3
ft D3.3
12 tf.1.0
i8.0, 07 S7.0
2 10.0 3-2 R4.4 S2 SX2 116 M.7
....4 M.0 : M.3 Ki 94.4 f SI S7.ll.
.... 6 -W.ll 31 M.l X!t SC.U.1S SMI
.... t loo.o it a.ri njj.ii6 7fi.il
10 100.0 4 8XO -51 K1.0
....ii 7:.7is m.b si ejjiiaico.i
...,U.M,J,B W.1 1M SD.RJ0OS3.1
... l ino.o ss ci.a i ts.4 n7 w.o
. . . . 4 700.0 'J) 5.0 71 . M5 02.0
. . . . R 40.0 2t ' 71.0 91 W.0 IIS 81.0
4... 2 iro.o is 100.0 W5 "o as.r
.... 3300.11. K. 7.r. ft U.t B1SX.K
.... 11UQ.0S4 M.3 41 SI. K6KU
Walnut Hill.. 4 Sfi.0 13SUI 4S 3.0, W8J.I
Wlndfor 7T.. 23 MJ 7 S4.0 Kt 3.2
HtaiHlarda: cijxw 7, spo yara.,m . ei;
inula; class t, thtty yards In nccond;
liana 3. forty yanln lri'7 Mondx.
faruain
Kianklln .
Kelloni ...
tjlke
Lincoln .
ixnc ...
lthroo
1 .Monmouth
Park . ...
AaratoRa
Saunders
Train . .
Inton
FORMER SOLDIER SHOT .
IN' BATTLE 0N STREET
l!!XCMt.'3IOn-5riUNaS,-ilo'.. Dec. 1.
In a l)attle()njijje,prnclnl Kti-eet here
toirlKlit'WtweeVjPd'foye.r, recently dl
charired fr'oiriil't)ji,tjliiteil .States army,
and two HpVclai i twllcrruon, Hoj-ei' wuk
shot antl fatftffylffliiurcd.
The , two ' tffilcorn. Hubert ' Klnjr and
domes ltobet-U, attempted to nn-et Uoyer
wlven lie ajipeared on the dtreet with a
HhotBini RCiqsn!! shoulder and Uhrent
eued to "hoot up" th town. Itoyer.'who
Is lare and powerful, knocked Roberts
down and had disarmed-tho 'other officer
when 'Roberta 'ahot Boyer ' tHroiiRh the
stomach.
lltiyer had lef n(- arretd before for
disturbing the pear and' a ''feud" existed
between him-and tin? officers.
Iff
Dead Bfeggar Worth
Eighteen Thousand
HKAin'i;B.;-Vrii..' Oec. l.-J. Krleman.
i raffced .TlusAtnu .miner from '.Fairbanks,
Alaska, clrarlty ' patient, died 'Novem
ber J1 u Ay'ayslile mergeiicy . hospital,
nfter'Rn operation, for goitre. -.He had
applied to pt(t county commlsslonei s for
relief, and 'tiny- setlfhlm to the hospital.
In Ills pockets were half a loaf of stale
bread, - a sausage and- a wallet, liefore
the .ope-ratloij. hp gave the wallet to h
nnrue to, keep for .him. Ayhen It wos
opened 'It w( folihd1 to contain caeh.
ilinftsaiid 'ctrtlflcate of deposit 'for
JtMw. - i '. -
It aIhu contained .' a t1I, ; beuueuthlnc
his .whole fortune to his Bister, Jane
Krlcmnn, SO years old; .who lives n a
small vllluee In .Central RUnnla. Court
procecdlncn . were . taken today to send
the money 'to her.
Board Plans to Construct Three New
Settling; Basins at Florence.
ONE MORE PUMP IS PROPOSED
HI is: Mnln l.lkelj (it lip I'nniplrlr'ri
This Week, When Hurt ilrppt
.Htnllmi W in lie Alinnilnned
nm I nnrormarj-.
Plagiarism Charge Prospects for Gold
N'KW VORK. Dec. 1.-A suit brought
against David Belasco and William IX
Mllle, nllf-sInK plaglarim In a play prd
d ii ceil by them, was thrown out by Judge
Tfolt In tho federal court today. Abia
ham Goldlcrvopf, a playwright, charged
that the principal theme) In a play produced-by
the defendants wan stolen-from
a play of his own.
.TKT.t-A. Neb., llec. l.-(Speclal.)-PioipcctliiR
for gold is going on nt the
farm of Casner Brn, About eight miles
north of Stella, and the work has reached
the stagn where Interesting developments
are expected at any time. Gold bearing
i(tiartz has been'found, and aawiyet have
proven It very valuable If It cxlfts In any
I quantity. Traces of gold haVe previously
Omaha Bowling T,cam Makes Best
Score of Tournament.
SECOND IN FIVE-MEN TFAM PLAY
Tm Muiix ( l(y KKrPKBllon 'Mr
for I'lrsl llunors In TwoSlin
KvphI III Slilillewps Howl- -.
I UK" 'I'linrnniiifiit,
Key( to ' thepttuaflQii Hee. :Adyertlslns.
Slosson llpt Vnniridii.
XKW TORK, Uec.;i. -George' I". Slos
son of. New York 'defeated KadJI A'umada
of Japan, 2.400 to l.SJt. lii a slx-nlght spe
cial match nt 1S4 balk-llue bllllnrds.
which concluded tonight. 8Ioiaon. with a.
grnlnl aycrago.of 13j made high rims of
105' and .,7l. Vumada!s avei-dgn - was 11
SM0. with high runs Of 1SS and'W.
Water (immlssloner liowell has bien
Informally authorized by the .Water board
to proceed with, the preparation of plans
for the conrlructlon of at., least thro-e
Hhw seltllng basins at' the, Klorenqe sta
tion during 1013, to cost approximately
tiVl.OrjU and )o have a culiaclty if W,
Mfltn gallons.
I'lans are also llng made for .ex
tensive repairs and changes nt ' the
pumping Htatlons. .V new pump "is to be
Installed at X'lotencc to take the place of
an old, out-of-date one. The Bint stivet
pumping station will, ultimate', bp
abandoned,
The Floionce station Is nbw, pumping
U.OOO.Oi'O Bullous of water dally. .'A new.
pump Is proposed of a capacity of 20,000.
000 gallons per day.
During the hot weather when the ile
ir and on the water plant Is heaviest, ihe
Burt street station lias pumped . about
2i per cent of- the water oqnaumcd. This
station will be rendered unneceeary br
the completion of the big forty-elght-ncli
main to Florence.
.Mr. Howoll states that tho . Kloi encei
main will , piobably be completed thU,
week. Thctp are less than twonty.'leuglha
sif tilnu, I,. i.ii 1ml ,.,iiinllMa(li-in.n 'wlilti-
ping . orders has delayed eight lengths I
and this may postpone the dute of final
completion.
I'lnit to Clrnn Ilnstu.
There are now five, settling basins In
use at Florence, one. a small hasln. Tim
waler board believes that at leasti three
I others should be constructed to permit
of frequent cleaning of all. With thre-e
I others In service, one could be empty
oil the time, for cleanlnr, and the other
could supply the. deniaud.
At a session of the Water bdArdjreater
day afternoon ImprovemsnU weie dis
cussed, hut members would ' make no
statement regarding, any- political' plans
of 'the board. ''It-doesn't matter," said
Mr. .Howell, "whether the Ivoard Is In
existence next. year, or not, tin-He plans
can be used."
An Informal discussion of Attorney
John I Webstsr's demand for an nd-
j dltlonal fee of So.000 before proiccutlng
the South Omaha Injunction suit, was
held, but no, action agreed upon.
To enable Judge Holt to decide whether j been found In southeastern Xohraska, but KAN si AS CiTV, D'bq. 1. Two fiuiix
the two plays were similar, both wtr? j this Is the first time that the ore has 1 city tfams lied for' -first, honors In the
specially staged, for him In a local the- , ,nown a favorable asay ahd Indications j two-man event which was started in the
ater one day' this week. " of-existing In paying quantities. Middle Wt Howling tournament leie
Judge Holt In his opinion declared the , . - - this p Met noon, Ibe ' l-.tVh 'aco're being WK.
two plays "are wholly dissimilar and that , The Persistent and Judicious Use of c; nnmmonj aMa u. nruggeman cpm
the plaintiff has no ground for chargin? i Newspaper Advertising Is the llfoad to pbtscd oo,uf-l.r leAdlng teams and J.
Infringement t copyright." Curlness S.uccess. Donohue and V. Porano v-e members
Welern League Fielding
lot the 'other. The.otv.tr -ontcstlnK, team
i today, composed of C. E. Kills ahd B.
' made a
)
"Skipper"' Bill SchlpUe, although sup
posed to' be a down and outer, won the
distinction laiit season of bclnc the best
second sacker In the league. This fact
Is, established by figures complied by Ir
win M. Howe, official statistician for
the ' Western league. In which Schlpke
had a fielding average for the season of
.978. '
"Red" Andreas, until towaids the lat
ter part of the season manager of the
Slonx . City,, team, took second place
among .second basemen with an average
of'.SSi. At third base Bert Nlnhoff eot
.930 and NIehoff fielded .9iS.
'The fielding of all the first basemen
was of a higher class than that of any
other position. The leader of this posi
tion was i'ex Jones of Des Moines, who
finished the season with a fieldtng aver
age of .'jM. Jim Kane of Omaha Was
half way up the list with .979. TllcUor;
Johnson, Omaha's star catcher, although
; score of-942,
j Of the slst'ffloux City bowlers who began
! the Individual event. C. K. Kills, with a
score of 540, made the, host record. The
! second best score. 331. was made by J.
Donohue and C' Hammond, with- 512, was
third. Thf .-ither scores In this event
wcr.e: II. Brugjoman, 4fl7; Krink I'oraszo,
474, and B. Prltchett. IW.
Twenty-Jive teams, representing !f.
Louis, Chicago, Omaha and Kansas City,
wljl paitlcipate In the two-man event to-
pmorrow and fifty -men from the same
sixth In the standing was virtually soo-
ond. , He partlplpalcd In 142 games and 'IH wl compete Im the Individual con
fielded his position at a .SSI clip. Carney jtest.- ,
of Lincoln worked In 103 games and fin- J TIle -Mlneiallte team of Chit-ago made
lihed with a fielding average of .s. j tlie, hlghtat .sdore and went Int6 second
The other catchers who are ahead of i ",tc ',e t'l E' ' ',.. '!' .
third hon.n umnnr thi ..nt.,. . f ... ' ft.. .a i.. i.. I Its total, tonight. Lil.Canfield of
DODGE COUNTY ATTORNEY
FILES? MORE AFFIDAVITS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, , Neb., Dec. l.-(Speclal.)-
Kmory of Topeka was ntst with games.
First Basemen.
A. K. Pci. Player.
(i.
Player. Club.
Jones, Des Moines..
Hughes, W.lclilta,.,
Unditor, Denver....
Mullen, Lincoln
Tcnnaut. Sioux Cty,.l45
iiorcou, St. Josoph
anon
UartI
24
Hi
P.O.
t
'.'fi4
1.J07
1,23
1 205
Cldli.
G.
orton. St. Josoph li) 1:U!0
I'homas, De.stMolnes.. 74 71o
Jartlner, Topeka 148 1,334
SchlpUe, Omaha M
Andreas. Sioux CIty...llt7
T. Itellly. H. C-D. M.. CS
Hughes, W'chlU, 134
Lloyd. Den.-Uncoln..l33
French, Denver ii7
Walsh, TopvkH 124
Colllgdli, Des Moines. S7
B, r.ellly, St. Joseph.. S8
Hcanlon, Omaha....... . W
SO 4 .!:'3 Frantz. Topeka-Wlch. Zt
30 2 .'JM Kane, Omaha 152
l 17 -OSS Koemer. Wichita ICS
t'3 t!i .S7 Watson, St. Joseph... ts
PJ 23 .m Dwyor, Lincoln Si)
81 20 .!t4 Kcnworthy. Denver,.. 17
TiS 14 .W2 ZwJIllng, Bt. Joseph... 32
2S .951 Brooks, Sioilx City.,.. 20
Second Basemen.
252 14 .872 Mee. WithlU 31
29 .M,2 Zwilllng, St. Joseph... Id
14 .93 Konworthy, Denver... 23
32 .MS Cole. Lincoln S4
51 .9j7 j, French, H.C.-Top...ll
22 .W7 Frantz. Ton.-Wich ...3T,
Sin 325 St .3j. AVanncr. Omaha 2i
HIB 22S 27 .947 Kelly, St. Joseph S3
112 17fi 23 .944 Mullen, Lincoln 2fi
I7 1SS 21 ,9'U
113
IB.".
354
531
2li
.10.)
Ill
S7D
V.Si
270
P.O.
222
1.21S
,m
10K
2s:
137
172
7fi
Si
1S5
101
M
H-:
137
40
th
MlnerHlilcs, with a score of 239, made the
; bett individual record.
! The second best, scpie last night was
' F Pet, i ,nluIft by'"rtixus teamtiir Omaha, w.hlch
Ii) fi .910 ( yesterday, the high- score being 94.7.
.979 single game wm the best of the tourna
i ment thus far-
Othci rcorcs In the five-man event rol-low;
.Royal Aicanuni. St. Louis...
Hyde Park. St. Louis
Iletzes. St. Loul!
i Wabash Banners. St. IOuls,
ui.. I Otto Stifcls, St. IX)Uls
943 ' AVroth'a Old Boys, Omaha,..
:i FRANKLIN ACADEMY
.920 I
"isi '
!J 31
72 2S
i !
ir, 7
9 4
1.1 II
1B1.7
.973
.94
43
10
2.5,".f
2,45:
2.4t)
2.l.'t:i
2, lot
ti4
1S5
57
14
10
W
1
Kmory, Top.-Wlch..., n
Barbour, Uticoln Iw
Nlelraff, OmaJia S
Claire. Des Moines... .112
lonard. De.s Moines4. 73
Mee., Wlqhlta W
McDonald, Topeka,... 02
Westerzlll, Wlch.-S. J.HD
Third Basemen,
Lloyd. DAii.-UncHiln.. 21
Me.lnke, St. Joseph.. ..171
J. C. Cook, county attorney of '.Dodge W""' V"' 'ii
county, accompanll-d by e.x-Sheilff Bail- , Callahan. Wichita ito
man, was nt the state house this morrv-, Smith. Sioux City 134
SO
224
224
lit!
49
I',
72
121
44
4
134
321
418
193
W7
23'J
1i
193
5
S29
14 -.9$) Kvans, Sluux City...,. H4
39 .923 Quillln. Denver IX
.S2S T. Rcllly. S. C.-Des M. S5
.9:8 R. Rellly. St.. Joseph.. GI
.921 Ryan. Tcpeku 31
.92J Rath, St. Joseph 33
.917 Welch. Des Moines... ir,
i?fi
tnp, bthifilns Willi Utin over forty-tive
aHlcl. Its from , mepilier-s of the jury,
onllrt ntt I rtliil m 4V)it nt Ivoni nf Pronifttit
and Dodge eolutty regarding testimony ii (aim, Dei Molne.
Justice, Omaha..,
Cotfey. Denver...
taken at the time of the murder trial
two yearst-ago of .Louts Rogers and his
companion, Mrs.' Rlchtcr. accused of the
murder of a child bom to tho latter
either. In Fremont or 'Omaha. Rogers was
.'opvlcted of the crlmo and srvntonoed ti
the penitential-!, but the woman waa al
lowed to go free.
. Plnco the trial County Attorney Cook
has been working upon the vase,- helng
convinced that there was 'omethlmr
....lt'
....117
.IS.-!
Belden. Wlch.-Des. M.102
Leonard. Des Moines. 2X
Wetzel, Des Molries... 34
Million. Sioux City.... 42
Lynch, Sioux City.... 32
Bills, Omaha 35
Thomason. Omaha. ...It4
McCoimlck, Lincoln. .143
Caii.ldi Denver ttifi
'Middleton, Wichita. ...US
twilling, St. Joseph. 112
Hanhanx Topka 39
.,143
Davis. WIchlfa...
P. A. 's got : a bunch of imitators -
right smart proof it's all wool and a yard wide !
Two thines are never counterfeited plugged nickels and ordinary 'tobaccos !
Prince Albert-sort of upset the fashion in pipe and cigarette tobacco, bcWHi'C
it won't sting your tongue (bite's cut out by a patented process), because it'
tastes. delicious and because it has fragrance that makes it welcome in any
home.qr office. Out of the tall timbers came the substitutes -"just astgood
as-R. A'." "just like P. A." and that sort of thing! Just trying to warp n I
Ltt.this sink deep: Every time that .chaffs handed you, make a
,' See. line for" a "tin of Prince Albert. Then you're in O. K.
Realize that,imi7(i(ioi is ihe bulliest advertisement P. A- can have I
Get. that? There's just one "joy smoke" in this world for you,
whether 'you-jam. U in a jimmy ' pipe or roll up a cigarette
that's Prihte Albert.
You get a new view of life's joys if you'll buy a package of P. A.
and roll up a cigarette. It's great fresh, fragrant, sweet.'
Right now, put it on your sure thing list. It's worth a bet.
StlJ In tapfy
5c ltd bmgn
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pnt ft urn.
dt.
R. J. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO CO.
Winilon-Sslem, N. C.
so
.. 4K
..119
..140
.. M
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.. S2
Chaniiell. Denver..
wrong somewhere am that someone had scanlun. Omaha...
been tampering withy the. suitcase Intro- Lee. Topeka.
.l'iir.t . In .vMni- at ... Irlnl u 111. Href II. SlOtlX S.V.
.me in which U was ilalmed the babe ifwer..
jhad been brought from Omaha and then icole," iJncoln. '.'.,V..
thrown In a freight car at Fremont, later
being found In the car at a small station
, iiot far from that city.
; Most of the- affidavits belli filed by
' Mr. Cook show that at the time of the
trial no blood stains were In evidencH
' in the suitcase. Among those majdns'
affidavit to this are eleven of the twelve
, .Inrymen at tho trial, the county Judge
j of Dodg county. Attorney George L.
Loomis. who appeared for Mrs. Rlehter,
t and several bulff. Luke Mundy, clerk ;
.of tlie Dbdle county district court. inak 'Brown, jiloux 3Hy 44
2i1
307
W)
IM
143
43
41
78
34
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319
2S9
217
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.913 Cochran. Topeka , 20
Shortstops. , '
4 .Wo Claire, De'o Moines.... 20
43 .93? Kores, Des Moines... Mo
39 .929 Dtilln. -Topeka 20.
lii .92.) Kenworthy. Denver... 18
59 .923 Tatterson, Top-Ua..'..
54 .91 Nagel. Topeka 17
i!l .920 ie,' Topeka
4 ,9i9
Outfielders.
1 .iHt King, Topeka. ISA
3 ,9S1 Pettlgrew. Wichita. ...130
1 .970 Kelly, St. Joseph S3
1 .97S Rlokert. Topeka 70
2 .97S Kenworthy. Denver... 47
1 .973 Collins, Des Moines... 41
2 .975 Morrla. Des Moines...
10 .972 Cobb, IJncoln 144
X .972 Gear, Tope,l;u ...,.lw
5 -tw Myers,-SloUx Slty 150
8 .93S Coyle, Omaha .'.13
-.W7 Gllmore. Denver 182
2 .IW7 Powell. St. Joseph 171
7 JS Curtis. Des Moines. ..110
4 .W Craig. Wichita no
I .9ii1 Ferell, Sioux City 3-1
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Cteraons. Wichita.. 1.-.I2K
Dltowakl. Des ,Molnes. 71
Gosjett. St. Joieph....lVi
Chapman. Top-S. C. 9
McGraw, Des Moines. 9
pffldavlt that the suitcase was kept In
bis vault during the trial and. that the
vault was open to all attorneys who de
I sited to enter. This tatenientlbacked
, up by several attorneys who cJajm that Horiisby. Topeka "...
i the suitcase was, easily accessible at any Freeman. St. Joseph
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flmtcher, St. Joseph.. 4
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part or tne attmavtt or j iiealey Denver
wrltei attempted lo )oster vip r
trial Is made
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FRANKLIN, Neb.. Dec. l.-Specl.U
Telegram.) The Frnnklhr academy foot
ball teani defeated Arapahoe at Arapaho
ThanltfglVlnB day,. 40 to"0. Shuck.' the
academy's speedy light half, made three
touchdowns, Captain Harwood two and
Fullback Broughtcn one, . HarwoodV
work on end was excellent. This game
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thing would go to sniaih If they .found I WESTBRN LBAGUB-OFFICIAL
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thing was done here and unless you say j 1S'
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gentlemen show decidedly
original style conceptions
the kind that never fall "
to enthuse particular young -chaps.
$17. $20 & $25.
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distinctive Kensington
suits and overcoats are the
kind that you find offered
at "special sales" they're
dependable, superior and
dcidedly different. ,
. . Non-manipulated prices,
honest values.' clothes
, you can safely rely on Jfor.
4 n full measure of perman
, cnt satisfaction.
MAGJEE & DESMSR
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