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ill- 1 1 BRINGING UP . FATHER J:;";-.f ' THE BEE-r OMAHA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1917. V i 1 Copyright. 1117, International : News Srrlc. r Drawn for The Bee by George McManus 7 VHAT UO TOO THINK OF MY NEW COAT? DO I HAVE TO THINK AQOOT IT? IT ONLf COST f400- ISNT if PRETT? r I CANT I tPENO MONEY LIKE THAT- a fa a. I Stf&r-r aqootit? . ' HAT- r$&z ' 6,.r , voo T-a w ' . .. I r - ? , , . - I i - tiiii 1 """ i I '" "-' 1 1 ' S as I aaa.aeana.eai I. 1,1 I DON'T 'VORy. I &0U4HT THIS JMWITH MY OWN MONEY- I SOLD YOUR fur coat; . NEITHER CORNHUSKERS NOR KANSAS HAS CHANCE TO WIN; COACHES FREELY ADMIT IT Stewart and Jayhawk Mentor in Great Sprint to Pass Out the Most Bear News; Stewart Leading by Two Columns, But Rival is Gaining Fast; Casualty List is Long. HASTINGS PLAYER KILLED IN TACKLE ! BFRED S. HUNTER. I Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 16. (Special Telegram.) The ! v husk before the battle, the lull before the storm, finds the Corn ; ! ' husker and Jayhawk foot ball camps dishing out bear dope in such a lavish manner that could Alonzo Stag?, the world's greatest alibi artist, be in ftansat City tonight he would turn green with envy. ' THE REAL DOPE. ' 0 1 ' According: to all the reliable -dope, neither Nebraska nor. Kansas has a chance tomorrow. It is conceded, however, that Georgia Tech. has a chance to win. r k ' , : ' We presumed that Nebraska and Kansas were 46 engage in a foot ball game tomorrow, but having been given the real dope on the situation, we have found we presumed too much; oh, much too much. According to the real dope, two horrible slaugh ters will occur on McCook field to mTOw. It is even rumored Camp Funston's medical field corps will be pressed into service as the hospitals of Lawrence and Kansas. City will be unable to accommodate all the crip, pies. ' . - Stewart in Lead. ? At the houriof going to press, Doc Stewart was two columns ahead of the Jayhawk mentor m peddling the bad news, but the Kansas person was gaining fast and when the whistle blows to start thfgame tomorrow aft ernoon, it is expected the two coaches will go under the wire a dead heat. There are many reasons why Ne braska won t win, .4 hey are enumer ated as follows: No. 1. Elmer Schellenberg broke a leg and will not, play. Stewart is - making a desperate effort to keep this news dark so the Kansas coach won't find it out, but by some strange mir acle it leaked out. . No. 2." Halford McMahjn is so badly crippled that it is doubtful it, even with the aid of crutches, he will be able to struggle out to the fielj to see the game. No. 3. Johnny Cook has pneumonia and probably won't live through the IllfTIU. . No. 4, S. 6. 7, 8, 9, ad infinitum. The entire Comhusker sauad has cone . stale. isx getting toe. chesty, is suffer ing trom tonsihtis. appendicitis and ' the pip, and is so crippled it couldn't beat a team of high school kids. Kansas Cylinders Miss. Kansas is almost as bad off. The only reason it isn't as bad off now is that a couple of the Kansas 'coach's cylinders have .been missing and he hasn't been able to wind tip to full speed yet. He is coming strong, how ever, so the jayhawk has a chance to beat the Lornhusker record before game time , v , The Kansas City papers which will be published in the .morning for a famished world to devour while pounding home the breakfast will be , decorated in crepe and will jeek with somber tales of fatalities. After collecting some of the dope one would imagine tomorrow's game is to be played exclusively for the entertainment and amusement of the physicians, surgeons and , under takers. .-. - 1 . - P. S. Paul Dobson sprained his wrist during the rush for the dinner table tonight. All hope of a Nebraska victory has vanished.' -! Lane Elected Head of Salt Lake Ball Club Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 16. II. W. Lane was elected to succeed Frank S. Murphy as president of the , Salt Lake base ball club of the Pacific Coast league last night at the annual meeting of stockholders. About 20 years ago Lane was associated with the Spokane club in the -old Pacific National league. He was one .of those who worked to get Salt Lake into the coast league in 1915. The club madetnoney last year, a report show--mg the receipts to be $1,614.89 more than disbursements. , t ' 4 a '.' Athlete Dies' of Meningitis; Game Is Cancelled : Ames, la., Nov. 16. (Special Tele- ' ran1); The foot ball game sched- uled between Ames and the State Teachers' college elevens for Satur day was (called off today owing to the death of the captain of the teachers. 1 Fear of contagion from spinal menin gitis, from which the athlete died, was the principal reason for the can- cellation. . .- v.;. .' , Elk City Htt WUw. "... ; V "' ' ' : Gftm,..Kb. Nov. ' l.-(8Mrlai.)fitk City bmlKit ball tm Attm ik. Uah cbool Um ef Grtn today, .- f.. . - Rpscoe Battan Breaks Neck While Playing in Game Be- ; tween Kearney and Hast- u ings High Schools, v .-. " Hastings, Neb.,, Nov. 16. (Special Telegram.) Roscoe Battan, 17 years old and son of Eugene Battan, 'a Hastings groceryman, was injured while tackling a Kearney player,. i inc. mira quarter ot ; tne Hastings Kearney High school game this after noon, and died before he could be removed from the grounds. It is he lieved his neck was broken. He was unconscious from the time the injury occurred. Young Battan was a senior and had had one previous year on the Hastings first team. Player said he seemed to pitch downward, on tackling his oppo nent, a Jieavy plaver. The game proceeded for some min- ntes before the seriousness of the in jury was discovered. then it it was terminated by. the officials, the score standing 17 to 0 in favor of Kearney. aocior was summoned to the field, arriving about 20 minutes after the accident. Hastings school officials wrri un able to say tonight whether the acci dent would cause a susnensinn of fur. mer toot ihau in the school t h viat or not, but they assumed that this wouiu be considered. York Hightrims' Norfolk ; By Twenty-Five to Six SS on OK. .Neb.. Nnv. lr r snaiist Telegram.) York defeated Norfolk here this afternoon 25 in ft Th-u. cans were entirely outweighed by the xork huskies, who were able to ac count on long gains through the cen ter he win. a slow high forward was executed by York three times in superb manner and laid th (niti!. tion for the first three touchdowns. uowers passed the ball. Aside, from (HIS inc Visitor s Used IllPir rr i.r,u. play and an occasional fake. Morgan, bro'her of Captain Morgan of Creigh- jwii. .iinyav uupucaira nis iu-yara run in the Lincoln game by getting away from the Norfolk line around the left end Muir, the 14-year-old junior l ork fullback, nlaved a snertamlar game. Mohler was forced out in the third quarter by injuries. Captain Simpkms of.the oNrfolk eam played the star game for the locals. Cotner Ties With Hastings; 1 Pi.l. "Till- n . i oidie ime in uouoi Uastinirs.. Neb' Kn lr;ini Telegram.) Hastings and Cotner col- ieg played an exciting 7 to 7 foot ball tie this Afternoon, each scoring a touchdown and a coal. Cntnmr crossed4he line in the second quarter Rim uaaiings in tne tourtn. tiastmgs defense tichtened in ho and once Cotner was held on the two yard line. Cotner attempted a field goal from- the 30-yard line in the last minutes of nlav. but failed. Th m was full of thrills and leaves the inter collegiate championship in doubt as v,omer nas been claiming, this honor. Lincoln High Eleven ' Outplay: Beatrice Team Beatrice. Neb.. Nov. lfi rsn (rial Telegram.) The Lincoln High school iooi nan team won trom Beatrice this afternoon 28 to 3. Team work was superior to the locals. Captain Cheek starred for Beatrice, doing most of the defensive work for his team. -.. ScorctaM Tio t Grand Ilaa4. Cothenburir. .Neb.. Nov. II. (Srerlml eeram.tOot ben bare Hifh and Orand Ii land Hifh played t lo tie tarn In tr Orand Island srounda this afternoon. Uoth enbsrg out played Grand leland In every quarter ' bat wi not abje to ror. The (am was played In a driullng rain which made fast plan Impossible. , .. North Platte Wins From Alllanre. ' C Alliance. Neb.. Nov. l. (Nn..ii t.i.. ram.) Nortlt Platto Hlah achool font hn team won from Alltanre ioilay, it to I. The Alllanre tram while outwclifhWI. put up a ot a ecore r . : .! CREIGIITOTI COACH FINDS NEW STAR FOR HASKELL GAME Blue and White Team in Good Condition for Redskins. Who Come With GoojJ Record, on Saturday. The Blue and White prospects for a victory over the Haskell Indians on Creighton field today received a decided boost Thursday, when Mills uncovered a find in Harmon, who will take-the place of Kelly at quarter. Moonan, who has been on the sick list, also reportetd that he was again feeling fit. Harmon, who came" to Creii?ritn from South Dakota at the betrinninor of the season, . knoVs foot ball, to quote Tommy Mills, Creighton men tor, torward, backward and sideways. Harmon is one" of the headiest men who have ever appeared on the Creigh. ton gridiron, and is a shifty, fast, play er. , At quarter, in practice for the last two nights, Harmon has shown himself to. be the right man for the job, in the emergency, which struck Loacn Mills all. in a heap. "Spec" Campbell will not play on Saturday - and Jones has a broken hand. Morearty has quit. - Creighton Confident. ' The Creisrhtd'n coach is noW confi dent of. defeating the Redmen. The backfield, consisting of 'Mullholland, Leahy and Moonan, is pulling to gether in fine shape, and eager to wine out the sting of last Saturday's defeat at the, hands of North Dakota. The line is also .on the qui Vive and eager for the fray. Deoendable Tom Berry will preside at the center of Healey will constitute the euards. and rme mimitaoie covne ana Morgan will holster up the line on . the tackjes. Hall and "Hump" Emery 'are the wingmen. " 5 ,. Leahy will do th punting for the Blue ana white team tomorrow. Leahy has been practicing assiduous ly all season and. will prove a worthy successor to campheii tit the kicking game, Leahy has been making long strides in perfecting form both on long, high punts and. drop kicks. -- The Omaha eleven will not have everything its own way, however, for the Redmen from Lawrence, Kan., will arrive -in Omaha tonight with a band of twenty-five huskv warriors. They have an exceedingly strong team this ;year. 'The, Indians have won five games , and lost two this season. : Thr weeks ago thev van quished the hardy Henry Kendall col lege team.-'Kendall college had the" strongest team in this section of the country last year, and cleaned up ev erything in sight. Indiana Are Shifty. The Indians Dlav a shiftv tame They have lots of science, according to report? that have come down from Marquette. "Their aerial attack is dif ficult to overcome, and the line plung ing by the husky trio of Creeks in the backfield has proven: formidable to opposing teams. . j . Evans and W. Murdock on the wing positions, are fleet of foot and have a knack of breaking up plays in their incipiency. And on defense they are equally as good. The two men most to be feared on the' whole Red sqoad are Captain Black, at left guard, and B. Murdock at fullbackv Both are fierce, spectacu lar players." Ihe lineup: t; CREIGHTON. V HASKELL. Hnll ........... 1 K. L. K Moritanv, ....... I.. T. IU T. Foot Ball Games Today . EAST. rbUdlplila, Pa., University of Fennsyl vanta against Michigan. Annapolis, Md.. Kavy arainxt Vlllanova. West Point, N. Y., Army against Lebanon iaiiy. - . Pittsburgh, Pa., Pittsburgh against Car oegle Tech. V Uliamstown, Mass., Williams against Amnerst. HyrarnM, N. Y., Syracuse against Colgate. Manchester, ST. H., Dartmouth against xuits. . i Cambridge, Mass., Yale (Freshmen) gainst Harvard (f reshmen). State College, - Pa., Pennsylvania) State gainst Maryland State. South Bethlehem. Fa., Lehigh gainst rennsyivaniat Military institute. Provldeaee. Brown gainst Colby. i New York City, Columbia) against Wes- ieyan. Ithaea, N, Y., Cornell against Ford ham Exeter, N. H., Phillips Rteter against An dover. Baston, Pa.. Lafayette against Albright. Worcester, Holy Cross against Rensselaer roljf. Sharon, Pa., Allegheny against Westmin ster. ' Boston, Boston college against Middlebnry. Storm, Conn., Connecticut Aggies against Bhode island state. Newark, N, I., Delaware against Swarth- more. . Lancaster, Pa., Franklin and Marshall gainst lirslnus. Harrlsburg, P-, Gettysburg against Buek ell. ... Haverford, Pa., Ifaverford against Johns Hopkins. Geneva, N. Y., Hobart against University of Rochester. , Annapolis, Md., St. JohW against Mount St. Mary's. " - .- : Springfield, Ma., Springfield against Massachusetts Aggies. ... Hoboken, N. J.. Stevens against , New York university. i --. Burlington, Vt., University of Vermont aalnst Norsvlch. Westminster, Md., Western Maryland gainst George Washington university. ,. WEST. ' . . Columbus, O., Illinois against Ohio State. : Minneapolis. Chicago against Minnesota, ' Evanston, III-. Iowa against Northwestern. lAwrcnee. Kan., Nebraska against Kansas. Bloomlngton, Jnd., Del'suw against In diana. - . i Lafayette. Wabash against Purdue'. Notre Dame, Michigan Aggies against Notre Dame. Lexington. Alabama against Kentucky, : St. Louts,' Missouri., against Washington university. Milwaukee, North Dakota against Mar ijuette. j Kalamaxoo. Alma against Kahmaioo. Detroit, Western State Normal against Detroit. . I Omaha, Haskett against Creighton. Georgetown, Louisville against George town. . Fort Smith, Oklahoma against Arkansas. ' Cleveland, Heidelberg against . Western Decatur, Illinois Wesleyan against Mlllikin, Alliance, Case against Mount Union. Ames. Iowa Teachers college against Ames, Des Moines, Simpson against Drake. , Charleston. Illinois State Normal against Eastern III. Normal. Cedar Rapids, Cornell against Coe. Tulsa. Henry Kendall against Oklahoma. A. and M. Napervllle. Knox against Northwestern college. Terre Haute. St. Lonit university against Boao Polytechnic. ' Springfield, Missouri School of Mines gainst Drury. . Ada, Otter he Ui against unio ortnern. Delaware, Denlson against Ohio Wes leyan. ' .-,. Gambler, Baldwin-Wallace against Ken- usrora, wooster against umi. Akron, Hiram against Akron. . New Concord, Marshall against Muskln- gnm. - Marietta. West llrglnl wesleyan against Marietta. . . f . . , Evans .... Felre Henley L.O.IUQ, Black Berry- ........... ,C. p. King I.tttlo ...It. O. R. o:... Noah oyne ......... R. T. :lt. T. " Fraaler Rinary ........ R. B. Harmon ....... Q. B. Mullholtand ,.UH. B. Moonan .....R.H. B. Leahy, ...... ...F. B. R. E W. Murdock M. B. ..... , MuLemore U H. B. Otlpoby R. H.B. ; B, Murdock F, B... ,. Campbell Western to Meet . At St, Joseph to Make Schedule Louisville, .Kyi, Nov. l?--(Special Telegram.) The Western league meeting tonight did nothing except to decide to meet in St Joseph in De cember to appoint a schedule commit tee. The schedule meeting is carded for Des Moines n January. . The Western will open the season later next year. Every owner except Fair weather was present. . Foot Ball Injury fatal. Cambridge. Neb.. Nov. 16. fSoecial Telegram.) Roy Groves, 17-year-old high, school boy, living at Wilsonville, who was injured in the .Oxford-Wil-sonville game, died this morning.; Cambridge Downs Norton. - ; Cambridge, Nb:. Nov. It. (Bpsclal Tel egramsNorton County (Kan.) High school met Its rirst defeat of the awaaon here today, ( to . In a, game with Cambridge Blah. Time after llm. Norton held Cambridge for downs wlthn ;her five-yard line. A well executed forward pass of !5 yards, Carroll to Kinder, netted a touchdown. That extra room will rav your coal bill. Rent it through a Bee Want Ad. Earl Caddock Throws ; , Doc Roller at Chicago Chicago, Nov. 16. Earl CacTdock of Iowa, claimant of the world's catch- as-catch-can wrestling championship, defeated. Dr." B. V. Roller of Seattle in two straight falls here last night. The first fall was won In 48 minutes and 35 seconds and the second in 10 minutes, 40 seconds. - ; Today's Sport Calendar , Base BallMeeting ' of . executive com mittee of the National Base Bell federa tion, at Chicago. , . AthleticsAnnual cross-country cham pionship of the New England Intercollegiate Athletic association, at Boston. II ..i i. i - in .v British in East Cut Down Once Invincible Turks London, Nov. 16. Reuter's corrc spondent with British headquarters in falestinc, telegraphing last Wednes day. says: "Within a fortnight of the inception of the British offensive the Turkish army, occupying apparently an im pregnable line, strongly fortified and provided with guffs", ammunition and supplies, has been driven head long from its defenses and chase acrdss country. Its losses have been enor- mou. "The enemy has been clinging tenaciously to a position above Mug1 hair, beyond Wadi .Kubin, where he had hastily entrenched himself. Sup ported by field and machine guns the mounted troops . charged across the swelling upland ' straight upon the enemy. They were received with a heavy fire, bilt nothing could stop them. They cut right through the lurks sabering right and left. . "When the enemy found themselves surrounded. 100 of them laid down their arms. The Turks fought bravely, but were hopelessly outclassed. i ne total number ot prisoners verified since October 31 now exceeds Insane Patient Dies From Abuse; Nurses Indicted , Cincinnati, O., Nov. 16. A. L. Bar low and James E. Brown, two attend ant at Longview state hospital for the insane. were indicted on charges ot first degree murder in a partial re port made by the special grand jury investigating the conditions existing at the hospital here today. ihe indictments returned today were made in connection with the death of Sabin Hollister, a .patient at Longview, last week. Ihe police al lege that both Barlow and Brown have admitted beating and kicking Hollister, but that each places the major blame upon the other. Bankruptcy Petition - Filed Against Dwiggins New York, Nov. 16 An involun tary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the federal court here today against Elmer Dwiggins.' promoter of the "United States Government Liberty Loan club," through which, it is charged, thousands of dollars were collected from small investors on the $l-a-week plan for the second govern ment ' war loan. Dwiggins was ar restedyesterday at Montgomery, Ala., on charges of misuse of the mails. Call Off Strikes Which V ' Impeded U. S. War Work Boston,' Nov. 16. Strikes which have imneaen ri-inetnirrinn in im. portant government war plants in this vicinity for the JasfMew weeks were called off b vthe buildinar and trade council tonight. The men will return to work .tomorrow in all plants af fected except the $9,000,000 "ship building jlant at Squantum. E mm '109 South 16th Street SPECIAL for Saturday B5. lilt that t.cti. nup,p taste the dis tinctive STORZ flavor. , Make this'de ligMful beverage yoar winter's M ttandbr appro prlate for holi- H day dinners. H r Mora than a thirst - quencher, wholesome, sus taining. : . Served where ever pure, invig orating drinks are sold. Order by the case. De livered, -"j Storz Beverage Co. . Webster 221. ALL WOOL U. S. Army Officer Rescues ' His Men;-Is Under, Arrest .El Paso, Tex., Nov. 16. It was an nounced today by American military headquarters .that two companies of infantry left here last night for Marfa, Tex.; probably1 to go to Pre sidio to guard Mexican federal sol diers in detention after their evacua tion of Ojinaga. The Mexicans in detention number mm than c.nn - ...v.. ...ui. OUV. American avalry is expected to be iciicvea oi care ot tne Mexicans so as to devote full patrol. ' , A report was in circulation today that tWO Arrteriran snlHiore hiA -Ua into the hands of armed Mexicans near' YsIeta Wednesday night and that an American army captain, lead ing a detachment of troops, crossed the river and rescued them. The of ficer was said to have Keen nrl.r.M to Fort. Bliss under, arrest upon his return. At miliary headquarters to day officers declined to make - any statement. Henry Ford to Be Assistant In U. S. Fleet, Corporation Washington. Mm- If? T-TnV. V.iA has agreed to Cive his aid tn thv rrnvl ernments shipbuilding program by uccoming an assistant to General Manager Piez of the Emercenrv Ftpt corporation, dealing especially with standardization and.speedjng up pro duction of the merchant flof n al ready is building in his Detroit motor farfrtri erw-.ll l.n If. A '1, . .v...v,.., Oman suijy jans. iic win give the Kovernment most of his tin? will serve without pay. Beatrice and Gage County News Notes Beatrice, Neb., Nov. 16. (Special.) The( convocation of the clergy of the Episcopal church closed last ev ening with a banquet in the Commer- cial club rooms. The affair was in the shane of the celebration of the ! 21st anniversary of Rev. W. A. Mul ligan, as rector .of chnst church ot tbjs city. Stewart Elliot was toast master and addresses were delivered by Bishop Williams of Omaha and Bishop Webb of (Milwaukee. C. S. Cupp, proprietor of the laun dry at Wymore, appeared before the city council of that place Wednesday evening and asked for the support of citizens in patronizing his place. He stats that a majority of the. eople send their laundry to Beatrice and other towns, and that if he was given proper support he would soon erect a modern laundry plant. The city at torney was instructed to investigate theimatter and see if there was nor some way that any ordinance could be' passed levying a tax on outside firms which come here and take away legitimate business from the mer chants of that place. Rev. Matuska of plymouth has re ceived a call from the government to become chaplain at one of the army camps of the United States army. Dr. Griffith, superintendent of the feeble minded institute, - yesterday stated that roast pork and duck would be served to the 600 inmates of that institution on Thanksgiving day. The hogs and ducks' are raised on the farm. ' -: . 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