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! DILEMMA CONFRONTS POOL Michigan Team is
Against Return to
Western Conference
Labor Commissioner Unable to Ban
for Congress, if Files.
WOULD LEAVE FIRST DISTRICT
Good Lack nt North Pintle Prevent
lllm fro inKnunxInir in Pollllcnl
Dottle In Mnnulre Snc-crsston.
THIS MEANS THAT yOU CAN BUy THE SAME
HIGH QUALITy CLOTHES AT ONE-HALF THE
"P-RICE. THAT OTHEH TAILOHS CHAHGE.
THE VEST UNION WO'RKMEJ WILL -DESIGN
AffD TAILO-R yOUK. CLOTHES Iff OUH O W J
ESTABLISHMENT AJVD WE WILL PLEASE
EVEnyjiO-oy lJVVEH the hoof, the suit oh.
OVEHCOAT yOU BUy FHOM US WILL HEPH.E
SEfiT THE HIGHEST AH.T IN TAILORING.
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Corner
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. .-i8P"clal.)
Labor Commissioner Charles Pout, who
drew claim No. 63 In the land draw
ing at North Platte, was Rlad today to
talk about his rapidly Increasing wealth.
While well pleased In drawing the land,
there Is one drawback which he Is up
against that, to. a certain case, mars tho
pleasure of the occasion. As ho will
have to live on the land. It takes him
away from tho First congressional dis
trict and therefore makes him Ineligible
as a candidate for coWress from '.his
district.
While this cloud of gloom hangs over
the office of the labor commissioner, It
brings a correspondingly rift of sunshine
In the office of tho governor, who Is also
looking with longing eyes In the direc
tion of Congressman Magulro and won.
derlng If he will BoTible to get his number
nine feet Into Magulre's number eight
shoes. However, Pool can fall back on
the governor's Job, as he will still be
eligible from his new home In the sand
hills far away.
If he can get the right location, Mr.
Pool says he will get near tho railroad
and take a 6(0-acro farm, lie will start
now town and Colon! Phil Ackerman,
hotel commissioner, sftys that lie will sell
of 15th
unci
llnrncy
At tho
Corner
of 13th
anil
J Harney
BELLEVUE PRACTICE
w DELAYED BY THE COLD
Is Interfering' greatly with foot
bull practice nt Dellevue, and with so
many men injured It Is very unfortunate
as the cold weather makes every llttlo
bruise worse. The tackling dumy is be
ing Blven tho hardest workout'.of the
years, as the squad'fl deflc!?iicfjlh the',
tackling line was demonstrated In the
Bcllovuc-Crtlshton game last Saturday.
Quackenbush, who had three ribs broken
Save
$128
On a Brand New
' Upright
P
iano
Colossal
Factory Sale of
100 High Grade
Sample Pianos
30 Days' Free Trial
$1.00 Per Week
4? jl
his new house recently purchased In Lin
coln and erect .i hotel In the now town.
"I haive nlwayj had an Idea how a town
should bo laid out and how It should be
tun,'' said Mr. i'ool, "and this will give
me a chance to carry out my cherished
rmbltton. ' Ho luu not selected a name
for tho now town, but will be glad to
receive suggestions from Mends.
HoTrnrd Ordered to 'Par.
On application of U. G. Brian, serving
as Insurance commissioner under the new
law, Istrl'Jt Judge Cornish issued a writ
of peremptr" irmidamus this afternoon,
which wob sorted cn State Auditor W. 11.
Howard, ordfrln,"; him to pay the salary
claimed to bo due Mr. Brian as secretary
of the board. A.ulitcr Ioward has here
tofore refused to pay the salary of Mr.
Brian on tho ground that tho matter of I met Monday
rettllng whether the new law was con
ANN AllBOn. Mich., Oct O.-lly a vote
of IS to 10 tho University of Mlchlgun
foot ball team yesterday registered Itself
as opposed to a return to the western
Intercollegiate conference under present
conditions. Tho voto was taken by the
Michigan Dally, the student publication
of tho university, In Its campaign for
sentiment favorable to Michigan's Imme
diate reentry In the conference.
Tho voto was a surprise to the pro-
conference men on tho campus, the 1912
eleven almost unanimously having ex
pressed Itself In favor of return.
Tho base ball and track teams last
night voted It to 10 In favor of return.
Two of tho men were non committal.
CREIGHT0N ORGANIZES
SOME HAND BALL TEAMS
At last Crelghton university has an
opportunity of meeting tho big colleges
of tho country In athletic contests. Not
In foot ball, however, only In hand ball.
The Senior Hand Ball league has been
organized at tho Arts college, and various
teams have chosen tho names of largo
eastern schools. Yale, Princeton, Minne
sota, Harvard and others arc on tho list
which will meet the team bearing tho
Crelghton name. Nebraska will bo on
the list.
Tho series has already begun and prises
will bo awarded tho winners. In tho
opening games Crelghton met defeat at
the hands of Minnesota and Yale.
Tho names of the tennis and their mem
bors arc: Crelghton McCauley, Buck
hardt and Mulvlhlll; Yalo-Tlllman, Has
ford, McArdle; Army W. Brennnn, Wll
hon, Fonton: Michigan lloach, Mcltcary,
Kearney; Minnesota Mergen, Dugher,
Vaverka; Nebraska Collopy, Morrison,
Welch; Princeton Meyer, Orowney, Hp.
stcn! Marquette Long, shaw, Lynn;
Harvard Ly'ck, Lowry, Bloane; Navy
Fulllvan, Doran, Dugdale; Columbia
Barrett, Holbrook. Mullen; Cornell Dren
nan, Larkln, McCoy.
OFFICERS OF SOCCER FOOT
BALL LEAGUE SELECTED
AMES WORKING IN THE COLD
Doing Best to Strengthen for Game
with Nebraska.
EXCUSE FOR LOSING TO TIGERS
Aimrrtlon Mmlo Ten in Ordered
Vlny Straight Foot Itnll In Order
Xot to Uncover Any of
II est Plan.
to
night nt the Svea Athletic
hall at Sixteenth and Chicago streets and
Mltutlonal was tefort) tho courts and that formed tho above league, and elected the
pay the saiaiy of Mr. Br'an was a following officers: Honorary president, T.
rec'.'cnltlon of tho new board and would I Coombs; president, Q. O. Carlmnn; sec-
prejudice his case lu court, retnry, Howard Horn; vlco president,
rinds No Paper on rile. I Georgo Peacock; treasurer, Prank Tyrrell.
Frank A. Montgomery, mayor of tho I At tho meeting it waa decided that each
city of McCool, has written State Au- team be limited to fourteen players, whoso
dltor "Howard asking for Information re- names must bo registered with the leaguo
gardlng tho etandlng of the Continental secretary not later than Monday, Novem
Oas and Electric company, which was her 3. Another team will bo nut In tho
A.MKS Is,. Oct. 2.-(Spcclal.)-WUh n
young llocky mountain billiard laying
Icebergs on state field yesterday after
noon tho coaches put tho first varsity
through thirty minutes of signal practice
in tho Indoor gridiron of the stato gym
nasium for tho first sheltered practice
of tho season. Tho first stringers were
led out Into the freeilng snowstorm for
a brief signal workout and then sent
to tho lockers. Th chill air and frotcn
ground was moro risky than scrimmage.
Brennan, tho veteran half who was
given the reins In tho fourth quarter of
the Missouri game last Saturday, was
In quarter of tho first Varsity yester
day while Klnnlck, who generated tho
team In tho first thrco periods of tho
Tiger game, was assigned to tho quarter's
position on the second squad.
Holmes, the lM-pound guard, who
played Missouri at end, was close, up
to tho center yesterday with Oarst, a
second string man up to dato, on tho
left end. Wormhoudt, whoso Injuries re
ceived In tho Tiger game will keep him
out of tho mix with Nebraska, was not
out nnd Mattlsou was sifted to left
tackle. Otherwise the Cyolones will lino
up against tho Cornhuskers Just about
the initio as they received tho klckoff
from the Tlgors.
A reason was conjectured today why
the coaches allowed Missouri to get away
with last Saturday's mix. It was said
that tho consistent and cnvor-varylng
llno-plungtng gamo was used In order to
keep under cover tho plays and forma
tions tho coaches havo been working on
for two or three weeks In preparation
for tho Cornhuskors. A Nebraska as
sistant conch was hero nnd tho Cyclone
quarter had orders from tho conches to
do his best with straight football, It Is
said.
Nebraska's showing with tho Kansas
Indians from Haskell gave some hopo to
Committees representing the Kvea Ath-1 ' . ,,, ,,, ' , -
letlc. Caledonian and Omaha City teamsC(Wch 8,ehm., Kan(J ot corn 8,lHckcrs,
but protest that It Is not ovcr-awclug.
free Stool, Free Scarf.
Nothing to Wait For.
No Useless Red Tape.
No Club to Join.
The success of the first
week of this sale has dem
onstrated to us that tho
public is quick to realize
the fact that bargains of
fered here are always gen
uine. Come tomorrow and
partake of these wonder
ful saving prices. An iron-,
clad guarantee goes with
every pino.
$225 Herlich Piano.. 100
.$250 Decker & Son. . .$110
$250 Pease Piano. . . .$120
$275 Gaylord Piano. .$125
$300 Bradford Piano $150
$300 Kimball Piano. .$175
$425 Steger & Son. . .$105
$1,200 Ohickering & Son
Grand $200
Schmoller & Mueller
Piano Go.
1311-13 Farnam St.
l-arr. -wpi-ks rco. Is bacy In tlio game, gl
Inc tho team a better outlook than be
fore.
Scott Pitches the
White. Sox to Victory
MTTRKOOHE. Okl.. Oct. 29.-Scott, p'.tch
.. .ll- v.t..i,'n wiiUa tfnx. held", the
'NevriVotlc ''UlantKtb'- sbc-eattered- hits
todar ! atruck -out"" twelve batters, Chl
ta'go winning 7 to r. Five of Chicago's
runs came- In the third Inning. Hearne
.v,,.,, nrM Krnmme. Lobert'a home
run In the first Inning was the Giants''
only tally, Score:
Clilcairo 01600001 0-7 9
Batteries; cott and Daley: 1-Vomme,
Hearne una jcycra aim )nmw
REORGE SUGGSS0LD TO
THE CARDINALS FOR CASH
rTNTMJJNATI. O.. Oct 29. President
Herrmann of the Cincinnati base ball
club announced today that there was no
tmiln of nlayers Involved In the deal In
which Pitcher George Suggs goes to tho
c TvmiI. Vnilnnaia. "SUCKS was SOIU
for a caah consideration," said Mr. Herr
roann.
M'NAMARA APPEALS CASE
ORDERING HIGH CHIMNEY
(From a Sta.ff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Oct. 39.-(Speclal.) William
C. McNamara. haa appealed to the su
preme court from a Judgment secured;
in the Urown county district court by
Mary McNamara, his former wife,
who secured a divorce from him in ' Da
kota county with alimony In the amount
of S5.O0O and attorney fees and other
expenses of suit for $1,000 more.
MISS LINDLEY WILL SPEAK
AT GARDNER PARISH HOUSE
Miss Graco Lindley of New Tork will
address the Missionary Institute of the
Episcopal church at Gardner Memorial
Parish house Friday morning. This Is
the first institute of Its kind to be held
In Omaha arid It Is under the direction
of the Woman's Auxiliary of Nebraska
Episcopal churches.
Miss Lindley was one of the principal
speakers at the national Episcopal con
vention held In New York two weeks ago
and her appearance In Omaha Is being
looked upon as a great treat by the local
church members.
The Institute will open Friday morning
at 10 o'clock and will continue until
Saturday afternoon.
DEATH RECORD
F. W. Wrnyer.
ORD. Neb., Oct. .-Speclal.)-F. W
weaver, one ot the early settlers and
former business man of this city, died
at his home here at Uie age of 65. Mr.
Weaver came to Ord 'In 1SS0 and started
in the hardware business with the late
Peter Mortensen and Hans 8orense.n.
Later he went Into business for himself,
but w;as forced to quit the business after
nineteen years of activity for himself.
proposing to build a lino from York to
Mccooi.
Auditor Howard looked up the propo
sition and could find no record of the
articles ot Incorporation which should
field Immediately and n strenuous ef
fort will be mndo to start a team at
South Omaha end Council Uluffs Imme
diately.
Tho silver cup put up by T. L. Combs
year, the name of the winning team to
be Inscribed thereon.
be filed by the company In either of tho for competition will be played for ench
unices wnere mo law requires such m
Ings to be made.
Lincoln Objects Austin.
Somo criticism Is being made In Lin
coin 'ot the methods used by tho com1
mlttee in charge ot the land drawing at
North Platte yesterday, claiming that of
the first lEo numbers drawn out one1
third of them were held uy Omaha neo'
pie. They do not question the honesty
of the committee, but feel that tho num
bera could not have been well shaken
up before Deing drawn or so largo u
percentage would not have gono to ono
location. ht
Grnnd Island Case Up.
The final hearing In the St. Joseph &
Grand Island railway case will come up
before Judge T. C. Hunger In federal
court on December 8, The case Involves
the granting ot a permanent injunction
preventing tho Union Pacific from
Voting Its stock relative to the Grand
Island road improvements and also to
show why a recelvor should not bo ap.
pointed for tho road.
JOHN A, 8WANSOK,
Prcud t
WM.
li. HOLZMAN
Treasurer.
3fo91Mia.l
Men's Underwear
In Justtco to yourself como lo Underwear Headquarters nnd select
from largest stocks. Just tho Btjlo, Avelsht nnd texturo that Trill
elvc you real comfort nnd satisfaction awaits you here.
World's Best Union Suits
Vassar SwIsh nibbed. Superior, Rltcslzo nnd
many other best makes, S1.00 to $5.00.
shirts nnd drawers In all proportions and nil
economically priced.
Underwear Specials
Heavy Itlbbcil Kk
(Inn cotton shirts or
drawers, nil sixes, "a
values IE.
nt
Xnttirnl (Jray Merino,
medium n n d heavy
weight, shirts or draw
ers, $1,25
values . . .
I'ntnii Htilts, modtum
nnd heavy weight,
closod crotch stylo, 1 2
values,
apodal,
$1.50
$1
Vnlon Hull. Perfect
fitting medium nnd
heavy weight merino,
best mnkos
special,
$2.50
Men's jjsil.M) Sweaters, 9t."5.
Arilcr'H Kid (Jovcs, O.lo
Men's 1 Sweaters, $.1.
Kvtrn Value Kid moves, $1..10.
Will
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CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
Following Is tho summary of today's
courses:
Miss Trllblo beat Rambling Rose. Win
some Novorscttlo beat Kulrest Klower,
flnru Tower Ilnv beat Nettle C, Miss
Can Trip beat Hot Cinders. Flying 1'carl
beat Lady Jean, Hcnnei won neat aiuu,
Urcen awyer beat Freckles, Hurricane
bent Hobblo I'nxton, i-orest riowcr neni
Hlr Robert llruoe, Fly beat Reacelllon,
Joclnl Nevcrscttlo bent Repetition, Hure
Flight beat Realisation, Karter Harrison
beat Don Radium, Flying Wcdgo beat
Peerless, Frank dutch's Fortune leat
Lady Greenlaw, Lady Deffcrin bent Jack
Coombs, Green Lubo beat Wedge Novcr
settle. Hlr Richard boiu Brewator Orecn,
Oreen Lucy bent lTnclo Sum. Liberal Jew
beat Flying Dutchman. Golden Fleece
beat Raffle, llashful Kitty beat Opto
Dllbobb. May Halley beat Topsy Allen.
Traveler boat IlnnhMl Lily. Bweethard
beat Mrs. Rastus Drawn. Hlr Kdwnrd beat
Dowerv Hoy,
Tho Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is tho Road to
Ruslness Success.
Lively Rabbits Make
' Coursing Good Sport
FRIEND, Neb., Oct. 29.-(8peclal Telo
gram.) Tho National Waterloo coursing
meet was started hero this afternoon,
tho first round being postponed from yes
tordoy on account of tho storm. Tomor
row tho second round of tho Wntorloo
cup will bo run, tho first round ot the
Waterloo plate, the first round or the
Watorloo purse and tho first round of tho
open stake. Tho rabbits arc strong and
fost nnd today's racing was the best ever
socn In this section of the country.
XMT fair steyl
V associate oonstlBatloa
with thslr nsrvons srsttm. Xmotlon. esclts-
xntnt sua wort have a direct effect upon the
bowels. XTsnbodr has natt that ozperltnca. Thore-
fore. anoh a ttmnorAnr lntarfsrsno nssds a, arentl stlm-
' nlation and HOT powerful, drsstlo pargtlr Tailoh pj
alnai your nsrrons systtBi- sats 70a Into taa ckroalo olas as&
causss an lrrtparable i&Jnry.
OOWSTZPATZOK. d to Btrrcns lrrltaUllty, mains a reisaar
whleh will 1ts aulok aetloa wltkln an hoar or so aftsr takeat mum
no fnrtlisr olseomforti Is harmless ana natle. Thsro Is such a rssasdr
STTSTTADI JAKOB WATEB. the Ktttursl laxatlTS t to lie takes at i
tlma es oa pty stemaoni H Hasiinu act prompuy. xmrnuMMW
ur Bowels are koirerned
1 -ycir "vt w
ty your nerves
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
Big Returns.
SAVE $121 BY PURCHASING
During Hospe's 39th Annual
PIANO
. TaKino- Toll of llublrs.
Each season of the year takes Its toll
1 of the babies, and to watch and safeguard
them from common colds and coughs' Is
. a matter ot Importance to their parents.
To keep Foley's Honey and Tar Cora
pound In the housa and use It promptly
Is to save the little ones from the serious
, effects of these colds, to ward off croup,
bronchial coughs, hoarseness, stuffy.
wheezy breathing and violent coughing
j spells. It Is absolutely free of opiates
j and may bo given to the little ones with
I no fear of harmful results. Refuse sub-
stltute. For sale by all dealers every'
where. Advertisement.
Glass of Salts
Cleans Kidneys
i
If your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers you, drink lots
of water.
Whtn your kidneys hurt and your fcaek
feels sore, don't get scared and proceed
to load your stomach with a lot of drugs
that excite the kldnsys and Irritate the
entire urinary tract Keep your kidneys
clean Ilka you keep your bowtla clean,
by flushing them with a mild, harmless
salts whloh removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their nor
mal activity. The function ot the kid
neys la to filter the blood. In 31 hours
thty strain from It E00 grains ot acid
and waste, so we can readily understand
the vital Importance of keeping the kid
ney active.
Drink lots of water you can't drink
too much; also gel from an' pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Halts; take
a teaspoonful in a glass of watel
before breakfant each, morning for a few
days and your kidneys wilt act fine.
This famous salts Is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lttiila, and has been used for gener
ations to clean anl stimulate clogged
kidneys; also to neutralize the acids In
urine so It no longer Is a source ot Irri
tation, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Baits is Inexpensive; cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
llthla-water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys cltan and active. Try this, also
keep up the water drlnklnr, and no
doubt you will wondsr what became of
your kidney trouble and backache.
L
You want a piano for your homo? Then don't put off
getting it, for tho chances are you'll not get another op
portunity like this in years. Our fortunate purchase of
1flK litn-Vi fv-r-o rl o unflrrVif riianna nt. loan t.linn mnnufnntnrlnnr ti
JU giUu Ui.Ql.v tuuvu iwv iwwu v-wm ...... M.ww,M..ug i
cost right at the time of our Big Annual Sale enables us (ft.
to offer you the greatest piano value in America.
Brand New
$350 Piani
FREE
SCARF, STOOL, THNINB,
INSTRUCTION BOOK AND
DELIVERY FREE.
A dozen different case designs In oak, walnut or mahogany, to sslsct from. Svsrywnsr
guaranteed by the maker and' A. Hospe company. Perfection In tone quality splendid
volume and purity unsurpassed. These pianos are built to last and sing fifty years. Their
durability is, unquestionable. No other house, can show a piano worth within 9100 of thtse
instruments at our price and remember, you can pay for your piano on remarkably easy
terms. Have one sent home today to try for 3o days at our risk. Ton are not oat a penny
If yon dont want to keep the piano.
i&jM o A WE?IiC 18 811 you hnvo t0 pay No Interest
?nH M W W sVse afti-r you Imvo nmdo fh?fana
i. ....... .., ., i...... wnarges
jour iirm jinymeiiv.. xna sue juiio "i imiuun , , ,
everything including Instruction hook, stool and cartage. Auaeu
1f) THIS COUPON IS
$BU WORTH TEN DILLARS
$10
We'll accept one of these coupons from you
as a SIO payment if you bring It In this weok
and buy one of these elegast 9350 pianos,
marked down during this great sale to 9239.
Save 910 by acting now. This coupon Is also
GOOD ON OUT-OF-TOWN PURCHASES
(IIKK.)
Orkin
m Brothers
H Don't rnlsa tills S
I SHOE SALE I
Saturday
Special Bargains in
GOOD USED PIANOS
Xere are seven exceptional bargains In used pianos, spcolally priced for
tomorrow. Everyone In good playing condition Just what you way want
see them without fell:
Cramer Upright, now $125
Hallet & Davis Upright, $59
McOammon Uprighti now $69
Kingsbury Upright, now $79
Our Bis PLAYER PIANO
Special Price
$298
Steinberg Upright, now $175
Kimball Upright, now $195
Steger & Sons Upright, now $225
We make easy terms on used pianos, too. Besides those listed there
axe any number of equally attractive bargains here for year selection.
OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE: oTWl1 i
riao lale offer also for bargain list of fine used pianos. Well save
you money. Buy from a firm noted for 39 years' of fair, square deallnr.
This magnificent Player-Piano will play all standard 88
note music and is equal in every way to the best player
piano made. Every up-to-date expression and phrasing
device is incorporated. Twenty-four rolls of music and
handsome player bench, also stool, scarf and instruction
book free.
A. HOSPE CO.
1313-1315 Douglas Street
OMAHA NEBRASKA
Key to the Eltuatlon-Bec Advertising.
