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2 R EStuis loess OSCice Ojyi A n A f f '"J C'"""'! 'a A Y lr I 7 I rFujuPEnflsIhicBcdl MccD(n)nnis IFOER RENT As advertised in The Omaha Bee. tl. mum u sumo As advertised in The Omaha Bcoi 1 FOR REM1 N i I As advertised in The Omaha Bee. Apply. FOR SIL.'E As acVortise'd in The Omaha Bee. Apply ' I i" i1 'IM-'LU. JL. 111 '.I.L !.".'' 'J-'.l.LLg'lL 1 -' - '. 11 " ,'. '.'5.'. " '" ,,,. ...l I Ml im J I , No cards will he given to children 4 th Hastings' goal for a tuuehdown. Beck j kicked an easy foal. Hulti Oatclaeaed. Thla touchdown made Peru stronger and Hatting weaker. Peru's defenae strength ned and It was hard for Hastings to make her downa. The ball In the flrat half wi In the middle of the field moat of the time with the exception of the touchdown, and the time when Hastings waa advanc ing to loae to Peru'a foal. Hastings re lied upon forward passe and ahort klcka a great deal, although they recovered the bail but a few time on their ahort kick. Moat of their forward paaaea In the aecond half war apolled by Peru'a taoklea break ing through and capturing the paaeer be fore he had time to make the pass. Beck Of Pent outpointed his opponent, hla punta averaging- forty to forty-five yards. Peru'a line did exceptionally well on getting down on punta, and oa almoat every punt the Haitlnge back field man waa downed In hla tracka and In aeveral Inatanoea when he fumbled, a Peru man captured th ball. Short klcka and crosa bucka war Peru'a airongeat offemlve playa, while Hasting played forward paaaea and Una plunges. Skinner, Stoddard and Shaver In Peru a tine did fin dttfanslv work. Otlmore. Beck and Gelwlek were strong tn the back field. Stewart waa again hurt In the flrat half and retired early In th aecond. Peru has won four, tied ona and lost two Karnes In thla aeaaon. The two gamea lost were the flrat two of the aeaaon. The Peru followers have no excusea to make for their misfortune, but they only wish that they had had their game with Poan a little later In the year. The season's scores are as follows: Tarklo, 11; Peru, 0. Doana, IT; Peru, (. Waaleyan, t; Peru, t. Midland, 0; Peru, 1 Kearney, 4; Peru, t Second Nebraska, 0; Peru, S. Hastings, 0; Peru, 4. Coach E. M. Burnett haa fired the Peru boys with tha true foot ball spirit He coaches clean ball and atanda for high- class, clean athletics. H I positive. In sistent, exacting, but kind, good-natured and knowa foot ball men from long asso ciation with them. Hla work at Peru haa won him tha hearts of th faculty, ath lete and atudenta generally. H knowa tha game and can make a team know It and play It Ha haa certainly transformed foot bajl in Peru, both In spirit and In praotice. He can have work In Peru aa long aa h wants It, but It la feared that an Imperative business call to a lucrative position in Boise, Idaho, will be too strong to resist. The universal verdict la that he la not only a genial gentleman, but an athletlo coach of remarkable genius. Cap! a las t laws Teams. IOWA CITY. la., Dec. . Special Foot ball captalna have been elected at prac tically all of tli leading Iowa collegea for the aeason of 1910. Shlnstrom, halfback. v.'ill lead Grinnell: CflDDess. halfback. n selected captain of Cornell; Hyland. end. win neaa me lowa eleven; Hcott center, was elected captain or Ames thla week; "Jim" Wilson, tackle, was the unanimous choice of Drake, and Hamilton, tackle, la the chosen leader of the Hlmpson eleven, which will probably be coached by "Clilck" ivira again next aeason. OMAHA MAY GET TWO GAMES (Continued from Flrat Page.) poaed "Big Five" among tha members of Will have to bo brought to bear to Indue him to withdraw hi opposition. Th Ne braska mentor believe th alumni of th Hawkey Institution have th power to get th Iowa athletlo board to accept Ne braska'a proposition, and to get Prof. Smith to step out of the way. Iowa alumni living la Nebraska are being asked to help out th plan for an annual gam In Omaha, and It la very likely that some thing will cense of th caaspaign be-fore long. "8om Influence must be exerted by the Iowa alumni to get thetr athletic board te schedule tha game with the Cornhuskers Iowa la ust a little reluctant now, but If approached by th right people will come around all right "Th relations of th two state In every line would make th annual gam. In Omaha each Thanksgiving day, for I know Omaha to be a good foot ball town. " An Iowa-Nebraka game In Omaha would be th event of tha foot ball season at both schools and would draw a large following of each team to the metropolis. It would be the occasion for a reunion of old "grads" and for the nu-etlng of friends. In addition to thla It would b a good thing for both schools financially, for Omaha would turn out well to a Thanks giving day game, and the two schools would profit fully as well aa Kansas and Missouri do by their annual gam In Kan sas City. This, at least, la what Manager Eager of th Cornhusker declares. Manaarer Kurr for It. This year." explained tha Nebraska manager. "Kansa and Missouri drew a crowd of 16.000 and the gate receipts were more than IW.OUO. Nebrka and Iowa could draw nearly aa large a crowd at Omaha one of the big events of th fall In th Missouri valley. It would be a so cial occasion and would be Just th thing I Ames and Nebraska decided at th Ivs MOiries conference mwimi ti iu arrange a foot ball gam for next fall. The two teams did not meet this yer and both wer anxious to get together for next fall. The game a HI be played In November aid will tak place at Lincoln, although next Analysis of Work of American Association Pitchers MILWAUKEE. Wla.. Dac 4,-Kargar Of St Paul waa th leading pitcher of th American association tor th ssasna of lies, according to th official pitching and fielding average Issued today by Presi dent Joseph O'Connor. Karger woa seven and lost three game for a percentage of ,7'JO, and Olmatead of Minnesota was second with twenty-four woa and twelve lost for .67. Th champion Loulsvlll team led In team fielding with a mark of .t3, with Milwaukee second with .9b. PITCHERS" ANALTSI-PARTICIPANT IN TWKNTT QAME4 OR Thlelman, Louisville pitcher, who played seventeen game In th outfield. Is the only player who appear with an avenge of lOuu, He accepted thirty-eight outfield ehanrea without an error. Following are th official pitching aud fielding average: MOKE TFAR . year would be Nebraska's turn to play at Ames, th Aggie having had no gam In Iowa with th Cornhusker In several years. The Netraska atheltlc board will prob ably take some action on the election of a foot ball coach during the next week. A. meeting will b called for Tuesday or Thursday, when the situation will b dis cussed. Johnny Bender la the only ap plicant for th position. "King" Col ha not resigned and he la known to wish to keep the place for another aeason. Many alumni hav written member ef th athletic board espreeslng an opinio on th coaching question. Several letter hav come from Nebraska graduate reel dent In Omaha, and th majority of thee request that "King" Col be r-nga4 for next fall. A captain for th ll Cornhusker elevea will be slect-d thl wek. The letter m who wlll'vole on the captaincy hav not been named yet. but th board will dee 1-1 early In (he week upon a aw plaa fur grantiag Mters and will select IM sea son's "N" players and Ann will wpplaate4 by Xefcraefc arid Illinois. MiaSnt he Hit) la ea rno witn etthr e the nn emUunrl Iowa S'heole u4 II ta I kir tteat eg 'a tlon of tl. Lo-ue alumni fer gw iti I'llnwi la ft Leslie mi'.l a gral. ar v Kied It eaa b arras-- la ta: ewe ta annual av wi-a vt atttaa a- ! ba ptr4 la r luau. ii r4 at ail. Nebraska ar4 M.eon ay caa m at. Jweph. a laa enarrfcent ar (aa tai ntf era hot after tk gsma. Oeiaaaava w considered as a t,, gaica tki4 ta "itnanara" st fTt anltatM .-.-' .-ty rn ira arecis. far M m ri stuj ar.t a- a y 4vrtlstng la tn ajaaeat aa4 -v. lake en the na-ttr wuaaal avarwwrdar ir.g ta acoaauia. Mlsaaarl May Play Jlekewka. rOM'MBIA. .. TV. 4 partal Noihina ilefinlte has bn g!v-n o it yl -oicerning the Hl't foot b'll a. had'jia f -r Ul'sourl, but iiKlicatuina are that lrake O. IP. AH. II PS. 1IB. BR. H. WP. W. L. Tie. O. IP. AB. H. Ft H B. BH R". WP. W, L. Tt- ' flever 41 1T HM M 114 I lo Ut I f 11 1 Tuugherty .. i it le; tit So Tl 1 II II 1 link U lr i 1H 14 11 140 14 n U .. 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K1 Lafal Betel awtlalar f In Drc:nin2 of Xmns don't forget to provide yourHf with new taUoraJ-to-moaaur clothe, auit all for ach aa Important occalom. I t)frr yoa Jist th fabric and fashion yoa delr. workmanship thai oxrolg. aa4 (It. hto and lllDcUvao that will ploaae. I f uarantca the roat shape) and lin ings for a yr it ttuty (all to wear right you gft m now deal. !5.00 and p. Com ovr today. Bital!ltatEl! Cr.IAr;A R1AH CURED OF PARALYSIS t'SKLEN I1AXD IS IlK.STi:i.l Afler o4 month's trrtment at the Ra! taj Inatitato, IL K. llccao, ht perfect use of hand tbat waa paraJvxed and naclrsa. 3 13 U FTnaKikOnub4 , IikSaHiuSL-Llruolii' t 0;a EvenJag Too Lus iak U Chutl to CI os. Aa aa txanipl of th wonderful etiret efTectod t th Radium Institute, follow ing Is a I tier from a grateful Omaha man. whs thro xgh Ui'u system of treatment re calved t a ua of a hand that was pi aiysad aid ao utterly useleas that he hsl a contr I of th muscles ef th entire arm. We hare other letter on file at tli laatltut as convincing of th vlrtae of tha Radt. m System aa la tha followlrir: DMAh i. Neb., Nov. II, 190. Rsdlum Uedlcal vrd Burglcal Inatltut. Oinal 1 Neb.. I ar Lioctors: I want to thsna u for your treatment When I cam to yau c r laft hand and wrlat waa par alysed t tho extent that It waa uele..i to m. Vfter on manth of your trt. mem 10 an rny mends. Tours truly. fact us at It A great many people ak mm abot-i your treatment and call on m-. TM can refer anyone who Is skeptical. I tak ilea vrs ia reoommendlng yrtur treat- ent u all vm friends. yur truly. R. K. HXKta, nit r'Wniam Ptrert. Omaha." . Toura tt ly. R. E. REESE. :S1J Fartuitn si re st. C i nana." Prnatt you ar Buffering from a like dlseak. n' you afford to go throuh-ii lif with auck a handicap or can you af ford to Irttrjat your case to aom on.i who 1 r,;t fit In knowledge or ei)ulpnieii! a giv ; mi in, uccful treatment an I effect jn a cur aa th above? Tn- speclalis a men of long experience Thev ha 'a vry equlpnent Known to tiw professl. n, their record of past sm css a 13B won tl.slr efficiaat y t- baadla y . r eaa. Aatho , Bronchitis, Catarrh. Rheum a- tism, tl 1-4 tonea. Stomach. Kidney, Uvft Ulood i Irln dlaeasea ar best treat I by Uie i on-terful Radlwa 6ktem. and i thee tr n auccesa has keen plism.ii.tD.il They -. recently movew trvm tl e ii ' of fire th Patterson block, and ar now lo a'ed at the northwest corn, r of Tbl.tear.th and Fwrr.am streets, f" trait re. .14 boulh Thtrteemh street, li larger Ski tera to haadl llu-lr luiu. r ria.tlr. a -i.i hav ad.ted eminent pl y alv-laaa o their staff. Remeioher the D J4reaa. 4-i ButH Thirteenth BU4iL