THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER It. 1913.
STIEHM SAYS EXPECTS WAR
Jeff Has a Stroke of Luck at Last.
By Bud Fisher.
Comhuskcr Coach Does Not Under
estimate Kansas Men.
LOOKS FOR FIERCE BATTLE
In Will Also lie Proposition for
"rhraskn, According to Itrport
from IlrtTry Harmnn, Who
SniT Indlnna Samr.
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UXCOLX. Nov. 10.-Spoclal.)-Kansas
Trade a big Impression on "Jumbo"
fttlehm, or the rornhuakers. when thft '
lengthy Oonihuakcr mentor saw the Jay
hawkers In notion against W'asbburn lust j
tint unlay Stlehm returned from Law-
rencn this morning, full' convinced that '
Nebraska would have the biggest battle J
of the seatn in the frame next Batur. j
c?av against the Jayhawkcrs.
The Kansas line averages 185 pounds
from end to end." said Stlehm, "and In
Kansas the are making the open boast I
I .at Moss has the best team that has j
ever represented the Jayhawker InsUMi- J
tlon. ' Stle.m Is not frightened over tlie
iUtlook if Nebraska's cripples get in
shape to take the field against Kansas.
Shield went out for the remainder of
the season, with ft cracked collarbone rc
reived In the Wesleyan game and it now
looks as If the former South Omaha star
was the most unfortunate man on the
squad.
Kansas umr out of the Washburn
Bsme without a bruise. Stlehm said, the
Toptko elexen being unable even to force
Mie Jav.-.awkers to extend themselves.
Tl Js) hawkers used . straight foot ball'
n.t eh Hnd d'.d not h6w Stlehm a single
thing
Itnthrrforit Out of fiitme.
Dewey Harman returned today from
Iowa CA, where he saw the Ioa-tn-dlana
game and according to the assist
ant coach, the lluskers are In for a real
battle two weeks from Saturday. Harman
aid the Hawkeyea used ths spread tot
matlon, which they claim to have. per
fevted, with unusual success, only twice
during the game and then It was good for
substantial gains each time.
The Iowa backfield is fast. Harmon,
said, and the line heavy with the strength
of the team centered in Its offensive
nblllly. Gross, the Iowa tackle, is a. mar
vel In the running game, but Harman
thinks that Iowa Is n little weak In gener
nlfllilp, "Practice tonight started the hard work
In preparing for the' Kansas game. The
lluskers will have two additional practice-
of lonst duration Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. Thursday's work Willi
bo llchu t ,
loir Will Battle Jlnrd.
Dick Rutherford was out today, after
having been laid up all last week with
lohsllltls, but he Is weak and Stlehm will
if lucky if his atnr halfback Is nny
whero near In condition Saturday. The
other cripples who have been given a
rest arc In excellent shape. Towlo Is
i (covered and Mastln's shoulder docs not
trouble him any more, Pimly Is out, but
will not be put In scrimmage Work at all
curing thh week for fear his Injured knee
may bo further hurt.
Dr Qlapp today was busy .preparing a
special brace for tlio weak, knee and In
llila way Sttlehtn may have the services
ot the captain Muring the entire game.
Tho test of the squad Is In excellent
hhttpe.
Tho first :ot the -Kansas rajlfes. comes
tomorrow when the studtnta will meet In
invocation. The rally wll be to drum
in a, crowd tor thfc Kansus game and
t Is expected .fully ,600 will go from the
aiidcrtfraduate Body; ,
CAPJAIff AND MATE OF
PARK TIED IN BERTHS
c
Mang Heva', which cleared from Phila
delphia October 9 for Ban Francisco, re
turned to the Delaware breakwater to.
.ilv iiieauaft'the Crew hd mutinied, ac.
cording td Captain Towniend, commander
ot the vessel. Upon the arrival of tho
bark tho captain asxea xor mo asi.
nnc of the United States authorities.
When the bark arrived Captain Town
send senf a letter to the ship' went
here asking assistance. Tho letter did
not jrlva the cause of the mutiny, but
the captain said bo wao Hi when the
breakNclmc and that bo and tho mata
wero tied in their berths, mey were
later released to navigate tho ship' on a
promise that they would return to tho
Delaware capes.
A GCorj LUCK FOR SO I T TtT 4 ' " M t. AN0TH6M GOGftTrAN MI
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You Manrd How Wortt Skin
EruptiMM Wiur as Rult
famous KoiiMdy
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COMISKEY STARTS BIG TOUR
Passes Through Omaha on Trip
Around the World.
HAS SOME GOOD YOUNGSTERS
Vetera nt Mnnnirrr Sny llr Thinks
Jlin Thorpr la a C'oinrr and
thnt llr Will Make Mood
In the Klrld.
Si
Kn route from Chicago to tioloradovatid
thence to PanN Francisco, Cbarles-- A.
Comltkey, base ball magnate and owner
of tho Chicago "White Sox club, and a
lrtj- of thirteen companions, passed
through. Omaha today. The parjy left
unicago last tugni ana arrived nere at
2 o'clock this afternoon over the Hock
Island road,
No sooner )iad .tho train pulled Into
tho tiled, than the 'White Sox-owner was
out shaking hands with mam?) acquaint
ances who had como to greet iilnv
"Everything's going fine cjwIUn't bo
better he sAld, speaking of, the world
lour oi (lie vnicaso ciuu aim uin uumi.
"Wo had a good gamo yesterday; "me
next one Is at Colorado Springs." .
Asked concerning thd showing that ,ls
being mado by Pitcher Faber of tho Ues
Moines club, who has. been trying dut
with tho White Box, Mr. Comlskey said!
"lie is making good with a big Q. We
put him In yesterday in a pinch and lie
held the score to a tje. Jim ThorpoT
Well, ho seems to bo coming on well, 'too,
McOravr thinks that he 'Is a sure comer."
Mr. Comlskey was asked if an of the
recruits for tho White Sdx might eventu
ally be sent to Iho Omaha club. Ito'saVt:
'I can't tell anything about that -until
After wo get back from this trip." . , .
The, world touring teams nnd those, ac
companying them will sail from -.Van-couver
December 1. Iloturnlng th'eywlll
sail from Quoenstown March 1. ; ' .
Tho base ball magnate's party, travel
ing In a private car, included the fc-llowV
Ing, besides Mr. and Mrs. Comlskey:
Mr. and Mrs. I-ou Comlskey, Mr. and
Mrs. William Farrell. Mr. and 'Mrs'.
Joseph Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. James Mill
ion, Mrs. II. Keogh, Thomas Lynch.-'WlU-
lam I.ahey and Andrew Schley,
Morganthaler Will
Use Forward P $ss on
Oreightqn TJiii 'Team
Sale of Indianapolis
Club to Denver Men
Will Not Be Made
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov, H.-First among
the base ball men who arrived today to
attend the minor league meeting was a
special train of westerners. Including Del
Howard of the San Francisco club, At
ISau-.n, president of the Paclflo Coast
league; Charles Graham of the Sacra
mento club and A. C. Joy and "Happy"
Hoga'n of the rs Angeles club.
Owner McOIll of the Denver club, who
hopes to close a deal here for the pur
chase ot the Indianapolis franchise, came
earlr. aocomtianled bv Jack .Hendrlx..
Somo'tf'iiefr
much dlicuBd'-i -of.'lili club ,tb .l?en-.
ver base ball men 'would not be'coSit,-"
pleted and -that-the deal was'rtowi n-!
tlrely off. r t
President Kbbetts ot the Brooklyn club
-arrived hero this afternodrt.
AUUUUN. N. V.. No'. r 10.-Scretary
John II, Farrell of 'the HaUohaV 'Assocla-
tlon of professional punt Ball leagues
left today fJr Columbus, O.i to attend
the annual mooting o( the National asso
ciation to be heM-therftithls Week. Prior
to his dspartUM'ha received a cbp'y Jot
a new aet of demands .mode 'by the Dslso
Ball Players' "fraternity, whleh will bo
the chltf feature of discussion atVfho.
meeting, lie ,sald the demands, which
will t mado public Ut .Columbus, Include
many things 'not mentioned in those made
to the National commission. '
The National Board of Arbitration will
have a large number of cases to dispose
of at the meeting.
PLAY OFF POSTPONED ONES
Luxus Aggregation Take Two from
Corey-MoKenzie Team.
JOHNSON ROLLS HIGH TOTAL
(Mors Triumphs Take Crack at
Martin's Tlsrera at South Omnha,
hot Find SlaslO Cltr noli
era Too Fast.
1
The Omaha leaguers played off their
remaining 'postponed games yesterday
morning. " On tho Morrison alleys the
Luxus took two from the Corey-McKen-xlo
team. Itolllng on Sunday morning
seemed to have a-bad effect on the play
ere;, as the scores were somewhat low.
Ole Johnspn rolled tho high total with
B7v and.. Frank Jarosh rolled high single
wittrafr
(,wss asav tvuuiinu ttiicja HID uct
"teaW -grabbrdBH,;lhre'e' from the 131
Faxos.
'Thoj.scores' HowX'v' ,. '
Omnha VrnvHflBnl-eaBue.
' . ' ' 'JifJt. M. 3il..Tntl.
Cain '..I.'.. 7...;.lfi4 'MO in . ssi
O.Johnson ....,191 -192 1
183 ICO
L, , .-11' S--- B
Totals .V.S39 ,S7.12
I
Wlion the I'nivertity or oinana meets
C'rclKljton Saturday afternoon In the an
nual game between these two schools
It will be with a team a great deal
stronger than It had ut the beginning
of the Beas6n. rteallxlng the strength of
tho Catholics this year, Coach Morgan
thaler la preparing his warriors for a
It you should meet anyone varnlth- I stiff game.
Ing a sore with rrcsy ol it .-.e: t, your. The recent defeats ot the University
best advice would be to r;uit such things j0f pmah.a have tended t,o make tho play-
la.t,t,i.V?.itvefl. ' .. ..,h,. ra W"K harder than ever. With the re.
To successfully nj .t a- 5 liO-i! trouble. 1 . , . ' .
some eruptive skin dlsra .o--c-:i ifcese- !ccnt the lino the team will
ma. lupus, psoriasis. u:r U. scrofula, or (not on,y D strengthened, but more weight
what you will there la but 0:1s sure, safe 1 will be added to It. The line Is now the
way to cure It. Ask at my drug store strongist It has been this year, so that
xor a Dome or W. H. a. nr.l you tro CrelEhton will not have an eaav task
then on tho road to health.
of this remarkable remedy
The action
Is just as
direct just as positive, just as certain In
Its Influence lis that the sun rises in tho
east. It is one ot those rare medical
forces which act In the blood with tho
aamo degree ot certainty that is found In
111 natural tendencies. Tho manner In
which it dominates and controls tho mys
terious transference of rich, red, pure
arterial blood, for the diseased venous
blood la marvelous.
Out through every skin pore acids,
germs and other blood impurities aro
forced in the form of Invisible vapor.
Tho lungs breatha It out, tho liver is
t!mu"tod to consume a great propor
tion of Impurities, tho stomach and In
testines cease to convey into the blood
stream tl) catarrhal, malarial germs; tho
boweLj. kidneys, bladder and all emunc
t Orion ot the body aro marshalled into a
flbting- force to expel every vettlgo of
"ptlve disease.
There is scarcely a community any
where but what hs its living example
of wonderful curative effects ot 8. & S.
fe( 1 bottle of this famous remedy
lo-dav and If your case is stubborn or
peculiar writs to the Bwlft Specific Co.,
;i Swift Bid.. Atlanta. Ga.
P9 not permit anyone to talk you into
Eorae useless compound they put up as a.
substitute for 8 a a No honest drug
' will do this.
In making Its way through this depart
ment of tho team. The strengthening of
the line has been chiefly through the
return of Adams and the shifting ot Jor-
gvtisen from center to his old position of
right guard.
The- university expects to use the for
ward paas to great advantage in the
Crelghton game. Last season Omaha
made both of Its touchdowns that way
and expects to use it as effectually, it
not more so. during the coming game.
Tuesday .and Wednesday ot this week
the University ot Omaha will scrimmage
against tho Omaha High 'school. Morgan
thaler expeets to put his squad througtt
l,o rd practice during the rest ot the week,
so 03 to have tils team in tip top con
dition for tho coming game. The new
plays that the coach has boen drilling his
men in during the last few weeks for
the Crelghton game will be tried out this
week. Though not expeetlng a victor)
against the Catholics, Morganthaler Is
convinced that his team will put up a
gteat deal better fight than last year
ar.d will maVo the Ir-lglitor, fain gi
et ae if . ' I- r -r.a-'i
Omar
Deception is a blunder
uuas which kicks back
harder than it shoots forth.
With the Ma gee &
Deemer reputation for de
pendnb e nerchandiseand
trustworthy service to
maintain, we cannot afford
to deceive you in any
transaction. '
Whether you leave our
store with a $50 overcoat
or a 50 cent cravat, you
must leave satisfied and
remain satisfied.
Otherwise the trans
action is not complete and
we shall expect to adjust
the trouble or refund your
money.
Trade is brisk right now in over
coats. Short or long models
regular, velvet or shawl' collars
-chinchillas, fancy cheviots, Mel
tons, Montugnacs almost any
atyle, fabric or color that you
could ask for wo can show you.
The prices range from $14. 0 up
ward to E and whatever you
pay you can be sure of getting a
value at the price which you will
never'bo sshsiped to be Identified
with
MAGEE & DEEMER
413 Se. 16tk
Stuns
Ooff
- cpr5Ky.& MKi-Nj-js,
551
Mr.
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4o2
516
SM3
Sleuth SHot While
Attempting to Trap
Blackmailing Band
OGDKN, Utah, Nov. 10. Endeavoring to
trap blackmailers, who had again de
manded money from Itnlph E. .Bristol
and Lcroy Eccles under threats of shoot
ing, Dave Edwards, s-cclal detective and
expert gunman from Bingham, Utah, fell
on a lonely road, la the northeast part ot
Ogden, about 4 o'clock this morning, his
body riddled with bullets. The black
mailers had demanded that one of four
prominent men bring $1,DW to them In a
satchel. Edwards was disguised In Le
roy Eccles' clothing. It Is believed the
bandits rccdgnlzcd- the disguise. They
opened fire dn Edward r.wlthout warn
ing". He returned -the tire- even when
wounded. Though others reached the
scene. -a few. moments later, ,tho bandits,
made their escape. .Edwards Is now at
a hospital in a serious condition.
HAWKEYES BECOME CHESTY
Varsity Begins to Talk About De
feating Cornhuskers.
WILL PLAY AMES SATURDAY
Victories Over Indiana nnd 'ortli
TTcatern natse Tram's Standing;
In Estimation of Its
.Supporters.
WORK ON MONEY BILL REPORT
Administration Members to Submit
it to Party Conference.
REPUBLICANS ARE ALSO -BUSY
Thomas .;.uJ....W4 ' ISO . 1T3
C. Johnson. ,.4..;. ii. ,203 i?o
K Bowers?.... 154' 184". 1U
V, JarosNXW...r..,.-.17r 164 ' 221
schoenman f.160 JS! ..-152
Total".'. .ixiL' in
' " Omaha , I-rnEur,
MEW.
1st.
ad. Total.
497
m
m
:,W3
Considered rrnctlcally Certain Sen
ator' Illtch'coeW Will Continue
Ills Opposition to the
Nenle
Weeks
Sutherland
Drnman ..
Conrad ...
, Totals...
.-1 '.
McCarthy
Jarosh ....
litllardv...
Shields ....
Orten
196
17S
m
105
300
.toso
EL. PAXO.
; . 1st.
its
-324
15?
1R1
193
?d.
190
151
ISt
197
15)
m
2d.
201
1SS
187
n,1. Total.
;
16-
190
sou
17V
MS
91
2.7C2
1W-
Id. Total.
177"
201
132
1SS
111
Total 891 "54 SIT
Strikes nnd Spares..
The Mots team gained one game on
tho Luxus Sunday- by taking the whole
series, while the Krug bunch wero los
ing one out of three.
Barney Shaw foUnd the Garlow alleys
a trifle hard Sunday afternoon. Barney
WASIflNGTON, . ;Nov. 10. Senators
Owens, Hhk.ffroth. Tomerene and Ilollls,
tho four democrats wtip round it Impos
sible' to 'put the aam'lnlstrauon currency
Uil through tho 'senate banking committee,
593 worked today on a report on the bill
537 1 kj. mitimti.n rn tt. ...-mnrrfltlc con
ference of tho senate "Wednesday,
As tho report will go to tho "confer
ence. It will recommend tho bill virtually
as It came from the house with minor
amendments and changes of phraseology
believed necessary- to perftet It. Th
four senators Mill endeavor to secure
the signatures' ot Senators Reed ' and'
O'Gdcman to thb report. These" two mem
bers have opposed many features of. the
administration "bill In committee-, and
have .sought to avoid action on the bill
by the democratic caucus, - .
It Is practically certain Senator Hitch
M4
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4
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IoWA CITi. Ia.,' Nov. U-(Special:)-'
Iovfa students are tlajmlng a prominent
plaro In the conference' for, their Ham. as
a result of its. overwhelming defeat - of
Indiana Saturday, No such scores have
been made by conference teams as those
rolle'd up by Iowa against Northwestern
and Indiana. Tl)e, only blot on the Iowa
record js the defeat by Chicago. The
Ipdlana team which, Iowa defeated was
In better shape than it has been since
tho Hooslers played Chicago, so that the
big score cannot be explained by the
weakness of tho visitors. Dick, Iowa's
great halfback, and Gross, tho midget
quarter, -are given great credit for the
big score, with Captain McGlnnlS and
Pennlngreth not far behind.
Vletorr is Contir.
The game was in some respects a costly
one for Iowa, as the players were consid
erably battered. Dick was slightly in
jured, but will not bo kept out of the
remaining games. Parsons and 'Carbcrry
were more serious!- hurt, and it is not
likely that either will start the Ames
game next Saturday. Oanderson, who
plays opposite Carberty on the left wing,
got a bad cut over his eye In which sev
eral stitches were taken.
These Injuries have left the Ilawkeyes
short of ends, as Bowen is about the
only experienced man ow Ip shape to
play, dundersqn's Injury is not likely to
keep him out pf the game, but with he
mil Bowen playing; Ufere Is no substi
tute. Hamilton wtil be tried out at tho
position by the coaches, as he nas had
some experience there, and is fairly fast
and aggressive, Von x&ckum has been
subbing at tho poircon. but m not yet j
dependable in a big game. (
Hope to Hold Cornhnskers. j
The state championship clash with
Ames Is the next battle On the Iowa i
schedule. It will be played on Iowa field
noxt Saturday and appears to bo an' '
evenly matched game. Tho Aggies will
outwclght Iowa even more than Indiana. '
but are somewhat Inexperienced, The
Iowa team Is already looking forward to :
the game with Nebraska on November
22, and has somo hopes of holding the
Cornhuskers, since the victory over In- '
dlana. ' I
stagq Will not predict
victory j)ver gophers .
CHICAGO, Nov. 10i Coach Stagg of the
University of Chicago fool ball sqitad is
not optimistic over the forthcoming bat
tie -between tho 'Maroons and Minnesota!"
next Saturday at- Minneapolis'' ,for the."
championship of the weetern Interschol
astlc conference.
"I believe the Gophers are etrph&er
than we are,." he said' last night" a'nd
It -would be a mistake for me or the stu
dents to predict a victory in our -next
game. I regard the' Minnesota Una bet
ter than ours Just how, and this factor
may decide the game."
Tho freshmen team was sent against
the regulars today Using plays with
which the Gophers defeated Wisconsin.
Movements ot Ooean
Port. ArrlT4
MANILA Minnesota
MONO KONO Ttnro Mru.,,
I-ONDOK..r. Ionian.,
liUTTEHDAM i'otudiro
CI'KKBOUIta ,
L'liniSTIANSAND
MOVILL.K
UVSKTOOL.
boven
BAH FRANCISCO.. El Lobo,,
BAN VRANC13CO. lUrlMdto
HAN PKANC13CO
SEATTLE Yuukunl
ANTWERP FlnUnd
PLYMOUTH O. Wxhlnnton
SOUTHAMPTON. ..PMUd.lphla...
NAPLES atrmtnlt
NAPLES. iTornlt ,
PALERMO
PATJIAB... i,
taVEHlHOL.
,N Al-LKS. . . .Ancont
fili AN.qU'At .Cinidt Mug .
Strainers.
Sailed.
MlnnatonLa
AraerlVa
C. F. T!tin
California
Laurantlc
Kroonland.
San Juan
Architect
ProRMthtua
.Hradca
St. Louli
rarugla
Carptthla
.Tauctr
f m?ntl r6? i them' !"Ut J,K0n ! eock. whoso views differ widely from
totaled 452. Ask him how much hel,. ' , jii. ...'
iir'ac ciuuinbiru ill iiio auiiiuiiaii aiiuu .uiii,
will stand tjut to the end. There Is
Homo question as to whether the senate
, rolled the last game.
i One ot Omaha's best bowlers was out
auto riding Sunday afternoon and how
he did enjoy It He leads the Booster
league and Is captain ot the Wroth'a
Cafe team, but his namo will not bo
mentioned.
The Storr Triumphs went to South J
Omaha Sunday afternoon and took a
crack at the Martin's Tigers, but the
Magic City rollers were too fast for the
youthful Gate City artists and romped
away wlt)i the last two garnet, winning
by a margin of ninety-five pins. Klgen-
committee will continue to struggle for
an agreement or will leave the entire
matter to be. settled .by- the conference.
The .lattrr course probably will be
recommended by the administration, pen.
ators, but they may expcrlenpe difficulty
in inducing the other majority commit
tee members to suspend wqrk The. re
publication members, arany rate, will con
tinue efforts to perfect a. bill and will
schuh rolled Jitgh total with 613. Friteoher
mrmm hlirh amnnp Ih. nil vlriiia ! villi a
single game of 312. The same teams report a completed measure to tho sen
will play a return match on the Morrison atr, where It is expected the fight
alleys next Sunday afternoon.
against the administration will be long
Matched tor Trrrntr Ilonnda. ti, '''.f'wii ....v.' .
mlttce have taven the stand us cx-
Senator Nelson
trie avoc.T'c.a .... i .. .a i -i -i
William, the Baltimore hamtamwelaht I'niuce naie iancn
ar.d Kddlo CamDl of San Francisco were ! pressed yesterduy by
matched today to box twenty roimdi at , that "If the president is spoiling for
ber IS. v j fight, he can have It." The republicans
wni present a uiii to tne senate wlilci
FREEZING WEATHER FAR ,nlij ,f he d,,nta,tr?
Ab rLUnlUA rntUlU I CU amendments written Into the house bill
tentatively by the senate committee. It
vtfcntv."iVv. ia P,., was these cb.angea hat finally resulted
w Ifi rnnSeGaNs. faV.outhVSa j dJJ caused l.,e c.,1
I. predicted by the weather bureau for Lt? ZT. i.
tho first of th.ls week. Frosts are likely I ?J . number of regional bank, less
in F orida down to the twenty-sixth par, i tern, i VJl'
allel. Temperature, will rl.o tho latter i &AU1 CW
half of the week except in the northwest j ren ' M on com"""c,a
A disturbance will appear In tho extreme "l'. ."f Sf .1-
northwest Tuesday and move southwest-
ward accompanied by rains or snows, ;
which wJll be general over the north
wsfc and wljl reach the central valleys
toward the end ot the week. This dis
turbance will be followed by local snows
and a. considerable drop In temperature
In, the northe near tKi'.jflose 'ot .tpej
weeK.
lot the republican bill.
Wayne Dermis Lyons.
WAYNU. Neb., Nov. 10-(Rpeclan-Waj-ne
was defeated hero Saturday by
the- Lyons lush school team m a Kama
of foot ball, the score being 19 to 6. It
nas an exciting game throughout
A Fortunate Tex"".,
1 E W Goodloe. Dallas, Tex., found a
The Frsitent and Juuiclous I so of sure relief for malaria and biliousness In
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