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DRAKE AND MISSOURI PLAY Rett of Missouri Valley Teams Mett Minor Aggregations. HUSKEES FACE MORNINGSIDE With (rl( Out of t.atnr, himii Eleven Farther t rippled for lt Clank with Waatiharn at Toprka Today. Ha hrvirr opponents n llnr huokln. Jthrion md.- lrn runs, starring fur Vel-jan. ami Wnrcliam ami U.mJolih 1'layrd well for the Normal. The lineup: ' KKXRNF.Y. WKfLKTAN. Randolph f. Uenry 11 U. t.O... r-erkelbarh ... . I.T.' It.T. SiueMs rfit llel.ler ' 'amernn . . . . fi. Wareham i'. Wareham KoW rui'ii .llK.il. K..... ,.l, O.I R . .... ..R.T.'. T ..UE.IR.K.... ...Q.lQ . K B I K.U ... .. R.ll. TH . ... ..UH.1R.H,... Hustle lYoiily .... lurhsm I.rsh Wider Hrn-jey Katin .... rmrk-k Kline .... Johnson TUB HKKi OMAHA. SATUHDAV. NOVKMnKR 7, 1014. KANSAS C1TT. Mo . Nov. C.-The Uni versity of Missouri an.l Drake university are tha only Missouri valley conference team that meet tomorrow. Moat of the other mem'iers of the eonfeitnee play minor games. Interest for lolKmera of the valley hport therefore centers at De. Nolnea. The. Missouri eleven has shown Improvement durln the last two weeks and U helng pointed for the Kansas pa. mo j-,v,rinurr. .a. uraae, rjy virtue or a 7-1 tO-7 tie. With Washington nnlvers'tv lust i Saturday. Is regarded aa Iwlng out of the race for the chaninlonshln. Nebraska, which, with Kansas, Is cred-1 Ited by critics as being the "class" of the valley, will meel Morntnftslde college at Uncoln, and unless there is a big upset' the Cornhuskera should have little trouble In winning. The record of the Nebraskti team to date shows victories over the Michigan AR-2'es. the Kansas Acgles. ! Ames and Washburn, a tie with South Dakota and no defeats. With Halfback CratR out of the game the University of Kansas squad Is fur ther crippled for iti clash with Wash burn college at Topeka tomorrow. Ames, crushed by Nebraska last Satur day, will meet Cornell at mes. la., and should have little trouble In winning. The two St. Lonls elevens Washington university and St. Louis nnlverslty-wlll settle thrlr differences In a game full of local interest. At Kansas City WMllsni Jewell college, champion of the Missouri niuix Mi,f. ence. will defend its title uasinst vJ minster college, which has ben playing a consistent game all season. Cotner Wins from Doane by 13 to 0 On Cotner Field USrOLV, Nov. &-tPpeclal Telegram.) Cotner university was defeated by Doane here this afternoon, 13 to 0, on! Cotner field. Outweighed heavily. Cot-! ner played desperately, but the weight was too great odds. All of Donne's scoring was done In the second quarter. Marsh opened with a pretty field goal from the forty-yard line. Doanrt scored a touchdown when Medlar broke away on a delayed pass and ran fifteen yards. Marsh kicked goal. Marsh rounded out Doane'a score to 13 by his second field goal during the quarter. j In the final quarter Cotner held three tlmee on lta five-yard line and In the last, minutes of play took the ball from the five-yard line to Doane'a forty-yard line on a brilliant series of forward passes. Marsh starred for oDane and Strain for Cotner. Following la the lineup: COTNER. ! DOANE antlned a suspected case exIMa at Corrio. Visa, where It is reported a herd owner Minuelf has contracted the disense. The federal authorities are advising state of ficials to Impose stringent qmrantlne asrvlnut Infected section and even to prevent children trom leaving the farms to attend school. M I uses Tlenered. Hope was expressed today, on receipt of reports of no new cases In Indiana and Michigan, that the epldcniw; there had been placed under control. On tho other hand, new rases were found lu Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, and In three more counties In Illinois. The spread of the disease make cer tain an Increased cost of putting down the epidemic. It would not surprise of ficials If the cost would be nearer the CPW.OOO expended by the German move ment to eradicate the disease from among Its cattle, a few yeara ago, than the Ssno.ooo spent by the American govern-1 ment In fighting the 1908 outbreak of the rilseaMi The expense of having Inspector trace the various shipments from Infected centen will be very large. Ten new In spectors were rushed today to Wiscon sin, Iowa and Massachusetts, each for duty In the resiHvllve states. Dcpattmeru i officials have suggested to the promot I era of the Ko al Cattle show, to he held at Kansas City, Mo, this fall, that the event ehouM tie postponed. CIIICAiJO, Nov. . "ne hundred cattle and hXI hogs were condemned for de struction today. The International t.lve Stock exposition was formally called off. It was to have been held the week of November IS, Sara Only One ( onnty quarantined. VK MOINES, la , Nov. .-Dr. James I. Gibson, state veterinarian, declared to day that the federal quarantine In low would be only against th county In which Tarnell Is Watcj and where fool end mouth disease waa discovered In cat tle ahlpred from Chicago. x Ten Thnnmmd Men Idle, EAST ST. I.OC1S. 111.. Nov. S.-Thon are enough cattle In the yards to ke.p the local packing houses running Until Monday or Tuesday. After the stock now on hand la killed the packing plants will close. The closing of the yards and pack'ng plants will throw atwnt H " pien out of work Tlie rerfcer have lsnte quantity of dressed meal in stoisee. but after ex hausting this reserve supply an Increased price of meat is expected. i Mot Affected. ST. IOVIS. Mo.. Nov. . The packing h"uses In St Louis. Mo , will not he af fected by the quarantine of the stock yards at East St Lonls, III., except In so far as they have been gottlng stock from these yards. The St. l,oils houses wilt buy In western markets and continue rilnnlng at usual. V M State Stops Shipments. POSTON. Mass . Nov. .-An Indefinite sui-fenslon of shipments of cattle In and out of Massachusetts was ordered today by Fred Walker, commissioner of animal Industries, on account of the prev alence of foot and nionlh diaessc. Com missioner Walker also erde-ed " ' s. Ing of the quarantine etetlone at B rich ton, Watertown and, Sotnervllle, where hundreds of cafvla are. recclxed . dally from alt parts of- the etare ; HUTTE. Mont.. Nov. .-The foot and mouth disease has been discovered In eMctor In charge of the federal luireau oT'ahlmaf lnpe tlon. announced thnt a score of additional Inspei tur would Is sent nut to assist the fifteen previously assigned to the work It wsa estimated that New Turk City has about one week's supply of. beef on hand. Inn-eased prhVa were predicted unless western parking renters where the quarantine. Is not In effect come to the relief of the local market, which always haa drawn largely , from Chicago for It supply. Colorado Tnta t p Bars. DENVER. Nov. ft. Governor Amnions late yesterday Issued a proclamation quarantining any movement of rattle, sheep rr swine from the territory east of th,. Missouri river and Including V.l stork yards at Missouri river point Intj th. state of Colorado, and further or dered that no rattle, sheep or swine be ad.Mltted Into the state of Colorado for any purpose whatsoever. 1'nder the proclamation Ihe - Stato Hoard of fltoek Inspection Commissioners I la instructed to make eueh' regnJa.Uons tn 13 regard to the movement anil transporta tion of live stock at will Insure the en forcement of the proclamation. The ac tion is thken In view of the 'widespread epidemic of the hoof and mouth disease In central and eastern states. Stops Shipment of Claaa. riTTSHl'RGlI, Nov. (.Many thou sands of dollars' worth of manufactured glass Is being held In Pittsburgh ware houses because of the quarantine Im posed by the federal government against t tin foot and mouth , .disease. Olas is packed for shipment In hay or straw, and o these are Included In the quar antine regulations, manufacturers ar-.' unable tn pack glaasware. Even window glass nnd plate glass are afferted. Jones A linker. South La. Sallo street, .Chicago, hsyj Issued a complete detailed report and map on Niplsslng Mines company, which they will bo glal tp aond to tnvestora free. The Want Ad Columns of The Fee Are Read Ivlly by,IVople In Search of Ad vcrtleedj Opportunllies. Dan Tipple May Hop to Federal Circuit Dan Tipple, star Hurler for the Rourkes last year. Is hotd'ng out on Jim McGtU. owner of the Indianapolis club, for more salary. McGlll declares be offered Tip Me an Increase of 33 per cent, but Dan refused It. McGill declares he will nou itender Tipple another such lucrative contract, but will cut his original one in case Dan offera to sign. The Indianap olis owner says Tlpplo may be flirting with the Federals, but if he Is, ho has McGiirs permission, and no effort will be made to prevent the (tap. Newman Wooehen .. llageman .. Ka. iv.e:er . Hrltt Itrumbaugh L. st'uin.. Hetlwig .... Moss btrain Iteioree: ueaa linesman: l.nu. r ir ia goais: Amnn i ci. Touenuown: Meoiar. uoai irom touchdown: Marsh. .R. E. L. E... ...R. T.U T... ...R. G,. L. ... C.IC ...R. T.I R. T... ...U T.I R. T... ...U K R. E... ...Is G.IR. G... . r . H. F P. Ehman Hlust .... Medlar . Johnston ... Wishart . .. Con..rad Whltehnrn . Wunkers Marsh I (J. Bj Q. B Davis' Mason. I mplre: Knowles WESLEYAN DEFEATS KEARNEY ..NORMAL TEAM York and Beatrice Play Game to a Tie YORK, Neb.. Nov. , (Special Tele gram.) York and Beatrice played to a tie score of 0 to 0 this afternoon. Cox and the entire team played a good game for York. They played Beatrice clear off their feet th eentlre game. Cox easily outpunted the Beatrice man, going forty five yards each punt. Scamehoro'a tack ling waa the best witnessed In this city. York had the ball In Beatrice' end of the field moot of the game. The game closed with the ball In Beat rlce'a possession within fifteen yards of York's goal. Lineup: BEATRICE. I YORK. Runnalla R E. J. Kllpatr k (c).R T. Botts R.G. Erlckson C. Hubleson . L.G. Lake . L.T. L.E Kcamehorn L.T Conway ; L.G Little' C M.vera (c) R.G Forbes i R.T Morgan KEARKEY. Neb'.. Nov. G.-iSpecial Tel egram.)We!eyan university defeated .1 h M Vnrmal hnfil tn- ... 1 . . . . t . j . i... . i m . . I rterman L,.r.iR.n, MitJer noon by the score of 40 to i. Normal mak- Miller Q.lQ Osborne ing its touchdown in the. 1e-t few mliiutes 1 Schultl R.ll.R.H Cox of play. Forward parses were workel-i" Y r'If'S J.r,UBri neauttfully on several qccas.ona by the , Substitutes: Stoll. Noble, Bernstein, Wesleyan aggregation, Kearney made Stoner, ulmsted. Referee: Plehm, Ne Boma sensational gains, but wan unable , K1""'. l'mn,re: . " ex-Wesleyan. to go through th. visitors' line, tho SHe'? ""tl"n"l: B"ark. ex-Cornell, greater part of its gains lyslng made by I T) "p frn in Kny"rto end runs or forward raises. Normai i i Oi IlOUTKo 1U lYlarKC U fumbles in the first half and failure to tackle on long rims put Wesleyan twenty to "the good ' before tle. Normal- got on its feet. The, Normal' pinyed better bajl than the visitors, but waa unable to hold ... . ' ... -, ; ! , For Several Players -P Rou'rke, owner of the Omaha club, I Is in the market for half a doxen athletes I for pext year's team. Pa Is sadly In need lot pitchers and a couple of outfielders, j Rotirko may fick up a few players at I the minor league convention here if he is I offered some bargains, or he may wait j unt'l spring. However, Pa declare he intends xo ooiain re&i u&u cv year and not uncertain quantities. 1 H I 1 wsl5?' The Stores for Men and Boysmsmm, i i it For All SchoolChIdren SatirdayFREE 8e trus orltnBl, cwrtoon and, tJrajWtnKS by some of the foremost Caricaturists and Artlntn. in America Theae were brought here especially -for School Teacher' Convention, but we will maintain thla exhibit one day more Saturday no an to Rive a chance to all Boy and Oirla to come here Raturday to see them. A - Sale of Suits and Overcoats AT 1MUCES to fit every purse, nnd whatever price you pay you will be jjettine: the biggest values in OinaliH. Our tremendous outlet enables us to wntch the market closer nnd our ready cash puts us iu position to take advantage of "every opportunity. We have made many .good purchases in this past week, and wo pass the snvings obtained along to you in 'these special values for Saturday. , ., Men's and Young Men's Suits ! Strictly Hand Tailored Suits Puro All-Wool Fabrics, newest English and . Semi-English mod colorings. Lots of Blue Serges. Tli price Saturday represents a saving of $3 to $5 on each suit-1 Men's and Young . Men's Suits In Pure Worsted Fabrics. All the new fall shades. Sizes to fit every man. Suits that you would never expect to see at such a low price JLio 75 els. Tartan Checks, solid ors and fancies. $:30.00 , $25.00 values G1 col- and ti . i t a v. r i , - t". If you are smoking heavy cigars, you have probably noticed how much better your first cigar of the day tastes than the last. The reason is plain. One heavy cigar after an othersia bound to dull your keenest sense of taste. - Why not enjoy every cigar tu much as I he one before?..' Change to. the 'Robert Burns. Smoke as often aa you like. Robert Burns ean never dull your taste - sense. Robert Burns cigars are mild. Their more delicate flavor and extreme smoothness will acid to your smoke-enjoyment. Rob Burns Cigar JO tittle Bdbbio5 Conway Cigar Co., J Slews City. Iei Harle-Haas Drug Co. fsrOmahi an CJuasil duffs Tr.eainsrh la Winner. TECVMSEH. Neb., Nov. 6 (Special Toloaram.) The Tecumseh High achool team ileteateil the Nebraska Mllttnry academy tenm""of Lincoln In a foot ball game her today l?y the score of Si to 'j. Ellsworth Wins. IOWA FALLS, li., Nov. $ (Special Telei-am.) lCllsworth college defeated Tentral I'nlverslty of Pella. la., here today by tlie score or zn to u. Victory for MeCok. M'COOK. Neb-.-'Nov. 6. (Special Tele frrHm. McCooW Hlith school scored lta sixth consecutivs victory In foot ball this afternoon by defeating Oxford by tha conclusive score of 42 to 7. OMAHA PACKERS FEEL ' FEEL FORCE OF ' JHICAGO CLOSE (Continued from Pafe One.) ' A Sale of Overcoats That Means a Saving " of $3 to $7 If You Select Saturday From This Special Purchase About 1,500 Overcoats to choose from Chinchil las, Fancy Backs nnd Fancy Mixtures. Many Bal niacaans in this lot. Prices $0.75-$11.75-$14.75 Here You Have the Very Beit at Uniformly Low Prices We offer you selection of clothing made by tho higli- est srrndo niauufacturinjr tailors, such us Ilirsh- Wlckwlre & Co., Society Drand Clothes, Adlor's "CoUeolnn" Drand. Schloss Bros. "High Art Clothes" and Roch ester Special, at...'.....' We are Sole Omaha Agents for STYLEPLUS $17 CLOTHES' We are Omaha' Distributor for Patrick.' "Duluth" (Digger Than Weather) MACK1NAVVS, (jj-j a C1 O CtH for men and youna- men, at P X vr and PXmOU ?j PUl II JIO llllfiU' $20'o?35 Let Us Show You Some Swell Overcoats Saturday for All-Wool Chinchillas, single and double-breasted, shawl collars and convertible eoU lars. These Overcoats are 44 to 52 inches in length and you will recognize then at once as genuine $25.00 values. Don't forget to look in the windows and seo them. They, are on eale Saturday, at. ... . '.. ...... : ;'.V ........ aLa Men's Gloves Worth to $4 a Pair: A SALE that every roan who was here lam Saturday baa been talking about. The en tire purchase amounted to 13,000 pairs. It was one of those lucky atrokea that a merchant will corae across in an age. They are Adler's and D. & P. Gloves. Every man knows these brands to be the highest quali ties, and the purchase Is so great that you can kiln anv IrlnH fit plnVA VAII want Have You Bought Your UNDERWEAR for Winter? Most men have been able to get along nicely wltfc thin nerwear so far. but it is going to be chilly eoon and you will need these warm Union Hulta we ar offering Saturday under regular prices OsanUa atocha OIotss Bilk lined, unllnad and iamb II nod Ontssam Xld OloTsa Hllk lined, wool lined, unllnml and Umb lined roll rlM Xld OlOTas Unllned and silk Otnuins nok and l iaslndsac OIotss Unlined wool lined and lamb lined leather Qatuitlats Lined and unllned; also wool lined i.V".' Th. -..inrn ar Tan. Prown, Gray. Black. TOM 90 CVXTU mm wax Men's 811k and Wool and Lamb's Wool Union Suits A quality that sells usually at $4 per suit, offered Saturday, at $2.50 Men's Fine Wool and WorsUl Union Suits A special purchase of garments worth up to $3.25, go on sale Sat- Ty ... $1.98 Msn'n Fine Worsted Mixed and Derby lUb U?d Union Hults Oar- - ments worth up to 12.25 go on. sale Saturday ::-.15.:. $1,00 m . mulninK cattle and irevent. If rollle, their blng contamlnaUd. The st'ata live stock commissioners ald It would he unwise to remove tl.e prize cattle be fore It had been definitely established that they were uninfected. The herd la valued at several million dollars. Recardlni- the milk auiply. Ir. O. E. Dyson, state veterinarian, said: "The supply of milk to tha largo cities may be curtailed, but not serloue'y. The ordinary precautions tuler. by municipal authorities in the regulation of milk will prevent any dansor In the milk aupply." 'Live Fowl Price Advances. The price of live fowl has advanced 4. cents in the lat ferty-ciuht hours. The price of dressed meats so far ha tit teen affected, and ajifurancea given by the packers are to the tffect that It will not be. Four more prlie winners at the recent dairy show were takon sick and Isolated for l;srvat!on. The irtci national live nock eiposllion waa called off. It was tu lie held the week of November 2S. Tho. with a liking for hunting were granted permission to shoot pigeons, which fly about the yards, attracted by scattered grain. At Sugar Grove, a ham let near Aurora. Ill . rarmera wero re ported shooting stray dogs, cats and chickens, which, while they are Immune to the disease, can eas'.ly carry It. Such measures have not been ordeieU by the scientists figluin?: th. tpldemlc, but Pr. Dyaon said that they were excellent pre cautions to take. Ttvo More Plates I adejr Baa. WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 t'urth.r spread of tho live stock foot and mouth dlseak. bus ca .mmI th. extrusion of th federal quarantine o." two more states, klassachu. 3tts and Iowa. ReporU to the Depart ment of Agriculture announced the dla- I cover)' oi ine eptuwimu ua. ouuin auiu ' Lury, Urlstul county, Massachusetts and at Famel!. Ia., th. first case west or the MMissippl. Cattle, aheep and hogs row cannot be moved out of Michigan, IihIUiuu Illinois, .Ohio. Pennsylvania. Mttrylan.l. New. York, MsssachusetU or Jena. Special Purchase of About 1,245 MEN'S NEGLIGEE and GOLF SHIRTS These Shirts are worth up to $1.25, but we bought them at such ft low nrice that we ean afford to sell them for less than half price Sat urday. They are neckband stylo with Soft, or Laundered Cuffs; some with detached noft collar; many with military collar attached. Every shirt is well made, of fine quality. Percales. Madras and Light Weight Flannel. Not a shirt in the entire lot that Is worth less than 11.00. Many worth $1.25. Be sure to look in our windows. You will be amased to think we are going to sell these shirts on Saturday for vl ) h llWllsa rs uis sin as Men's Fiber Silk Hose All the new shades, worth 1Q 26c pr., special Saturday XaVC Men's Flannel Shirts 25 dog., all samples. Military and plain collars. All colors. Worth Jl.IiO. Special Saturday. 1 Men's Sweater Coats Bought at About 60c on the Dollar Samples from the firm of Oeo. F. Webber and other hlb-grade makers. 8weater Coats mado of fine Worsted Yarns, large Hope Stitch Hunting Coats, Norfolk Coats and fine weave Dress Coati V-neck, large Ruff neck, Uyron Collars and Shawl Collars. On sale in three lots, as follows- at-. ' hp a . i . . t m mm w w A. m Coat a Worth up to $6.00 will be on salt, Saturday 0 QC at 3a.00 fine Worsted Hweatti' CUmtn Worth $6.50 to $10.00, on aula Satur- O A OC day. All Wool and Worsted Sweater Ooau Worth up to. $3.50, Saturday at $1.85 Entire Stock Men's Hats and Caps Of The M. & K. Hat Factory, 1404 Dodge St., City Bought At An Average of 50c on the Do Mar TIIlSr SALE will be a rally call to all inep who still have , to buy their fall und winter Hats and Caps. Saturday you run pay your election bets for. just half the money -Mf you betl a llat on the election. We quote some of the lots and also the prices, which are so small that you will be surprised when you come here Saturday and see what fino' Hats and CJups you can buy in Uus talo for such little money. Men's Winter Caps-' at 29c From the M. & K. Hat Factory. New plain and band golf styles. Soft and Stiff Hata Including all the new fall styles and colors In abundance, all sizes, not a hat worth less than f s $3.00. In one lot Satur- MSp day, each, at Vu Balmacaan Hats at 95c All the new Balmacaan Hats, silk lined and stitched; all fancy mix tures; nrowns ana grays; gmm worth $2.00 and $3.00 MSp V V aii sizes, ai. et k. factory tg' prices, 60c, $1 and $1.50. Saturday, at. Men's Fur . Caps at $1.19 20 dozen Men's Black Coney.Fur caps, buk lined, All . sizes. $2, 00 and $2.50 'values In one lot Saturday, each, t.. n.i9 Your choice Saturday $1.00 and $1.50 Crusher Hats at Less Than Half Price All the new fine Crushers and Plush Hata.from the M. & - Hat Factory Black, Oray and B'roVnlpolors. Sold by the M. & K. Hat Factory at $1.00 -aud AT ' $1.50. All in one lot Saturday, each. . i . .'. TOC. Boys' 50c Hats and Caps at 25c- 100 dozen Boys' and Children's Hats and Caps, including; tlie new Rah-Kah Hats. 50c and 75C yaliies; OEj Saturday, in one lot, at. . 3C P 150 Boys' Sample Suits, Worth $8.50 $ 4 Offered SATURDAY on Second Floor at PARENTS, here is your opportunity. These suits are worth up to $.f0, some even more. Every suit is strictly hand tailored and 'the assortment of models is 60 varied that you surely will find just the suit you want to fit any boy from 6 to 16 years Marty Suits Have 2 Pairs of Pants The materials are beautiful new Tartan Effects, in Browns, Blues and the New Greens. , Different models of Blue Serges. New Shadow Plaids in Casaiinere, Homespuns and Tweed rffects..Many in ihn niv Hnnhi.hraHtnd Norfolk models. Aaain we say Over 150 of these extremelv hlaii-frrade- suits worth to $8.5u to which suggests that if you want to be sure to rain you had better come to our Second Floor Verv By8' Warm Line(l Gloves, on sale Saturday in the YCry u0yH Department, on the Second Floor OCr SntriaiP Pair aClijC be sold take advantage early Saturday for $4.86 of this bar morning. 1,000 Pairs of Men's Shoes; A Special Purchase--At a tig Dis countTo Be Sola ' Saturday For ; ' Much Less Than Actual Values. THESE SHOES came to us ia a Massachusetts Shoe Factories tit purchase from three leading ' ho knocked off a big chunk of the price ia consideration of our taking their-entlr overstock of Men's; Women a and cniiaren s unoes. i nere r just about 1,00 pairs of Men's Shoes. . . - s They are all good fall atylea aud worth from $1.00 to $1.54) more than our Saturday price. They come in ..Dull Leathers and Tans. 8ome. .. have Hubber Soles. They are all 'well made and there is a good rang of sues in the lot. t'noic baturday rLU PAIR Jiuya' hhoe That wear and ttt'ftplendldly Solid leather oak ioles.v Chroma t jtr leather tops., Manntsir lasts.; All JtS - slses. Prtoe. per patr." . WI sir nw itoh at a it rau iun DON'T FAIL TO PF.AD OUR OTHER ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE b,