The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 46

4 r-ll 6 THE REGISTER AND LEADER: SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 30, 1010 IOWA DEFEATS GRINNELL tlREAT BATTLE FOtrOIIT AT IOWA C1TV, HAWIvEVKH llrlan.l Plays a Wonderful (lame For the Old Gold, Making our Ifnskets. 4 STP MEM, 7J Tuesday Morning Starting IOWA Trv. Jn. 29-8peclal: Jumping Into the lead when Captain Btewart threw a difficult banket Ijwa never headed In the first of a mats championship aerie tonight and Urlnnell was decisively dereated by a score of Kl to 13.

The flrat half ended 11 to 7 with the Ilawkeyea In the lead. In the econd half brilliant spurts of team work at critical point In the game turned the tables again In lowa'a favor, and Orlnnell lighting desperately was unable to keep the Jowa guards from breaking up their play near the coveted goal. Ilyland and Zelglor, the Hhoilea scholar-elect, put up great battle at center. A banket by IIvIhwI from a alttlng poature In the flmt tialf and a second long basket a few Minute later kept Iowa In the lead. Hluls hit a chair hi driving for a bull near the done of the geme and was removed, U.

J. Carney taking hi place. Mc-Karhron pltiyed a clever intercepting game for Orlnnell. The bard defensive play of Thomas and West wa a vital factor In the victory. Following la the lineup and nummary: 10VV A Fancy Tie Ryden II.

F. Btewart (:) F. llylund t-West Thoma it. ft. Klein Htula Kelgler McKschion H.

K. Carney (cj Any We carry no goods over to next season. You know the Men's Fashion Shop style and quality. Everything is the newert and finest of its class. You can't make a wrong choice.

Hcoralnwa Orlnnell 1.1. 50c in the house, values up to $3.00 fubetltute arney for Htuls, Nummary Ooala from field, Stewart 2, Jlylanrt 4, West Klein 2, Hluls 3, Car-jiey gnats from foul, Hlewort 2 In 5 trlalr; Klein 1 111 8 trials. Hefereo, Finger of Cornell. MI.AKK DltOI'H (i.l.MK Manhattan and Clhintc Other Fine (Whites excepted) $1.50 Plaited and Regular Shirts. $1.75 Plaited and Regular Shirts.

$2.00 Plaited and Regular Shirts. $2.50 Plaited and Regular Shirts $1.65 $3.00 Plaited and Regular Shirts $3.50 Plaited and Regular Shirts. Choice Any Fancy Stiff Bosom Shirt. Winter Underwear 1 .00 Values 80c $3.00 Values $2.40, R1 SO Values SI 20 $3-50 VaIues $2'80 $1.50 Va ucs Jl.a-0 $4 0Q $3 20 $2.00 Values $1.60 $4 50 Values $3.55 $2.50 Values $5.00 Values $3.85 Any Fancy $25.00 or $27.50 Suit or Overcoat in the House Cornliiisker Five IVfeata luwa Team 27 to 0. LINCOLN.

Jan. 29. -Special: By si ore of 27 to 6, the Coinhunker basketball five downed the quintet from DiaM at the unlverilly armory tonight, ond made their "late clean for the flrat half Gloves $1.50 Dress $1.15 $2.00 Dress Gloves. $2.50 Dress $2.00 Auto Gloves $2.50 Buck Auto Gloves $1.50 $4.00 Buck Auto Gloves $5.00 Buck Auto Gloves $3.50 $5.00 Fur Gauntlets $3.50 $5.00 Royal Buck, Squirrel Lined $3.65 $3.50 Royal Buck, Coney Lined $2.50 if 'the games In the northern section of IBS Odds and Ends in $3.50 $3.00 Soft and Stiff Hats $2.25 DISCOUNT ON ALL SUIT CASES AND BAGS 25 Any Fancy $30, $35 or $40 Suit or Overcoat in the House the Missouri Valley league. Klglil game are acheduleij for each of the three team in thi dlvltun of the league for the sectional title, and the game tonight wa the second the local ahnoler have won from Drake.

Last week two were annexed from Aine. The vlslllng player proved nil eailer (irey for the Cornhueker thsn they were Inst night, and Coach Hewitt need an entire new team, with the exception of Oiptalu I'erry, In the eecnnd half. Iiruko maile only two goal from field, one In en i half. The content wa by far the roughest exlilliitlnii of basketball that ha ever taknn pllrco on the local floor, Both teams violated the rule, and Mitre v. an a large sriiullt or holding, pulling, and trlklug with the flxla.

The vlsMIng play-r were the chief offender and were jienallzsd several time by the referee for their rough tootle. Left Oimrd lleery of the I)e Moines five sustained an Injury Id hla niiiia In m. clash with one of the Conihnskers, and for a short time 1il condition was auch that it wa thought advisable to remove him from the game, lie Insisted on playing however, and was allowed to remnln In the lineup. Exceedingly poor teim pley and Inaccurate goal tossing kept Drake from putting up any formidable opposition to nhe Cornhuskcr. Captuln I'erry and hi crew filayed ring around their opponent all through the game.

The Nebrnsk i lender and Wood, the little colored guard, again were the alar for the locals. I'erry shot four coal from field. Wood made no goal, but lie curried the hall, by dribbling, mora than any other two men on na floor. I'etrashek. at center, also played brilliant ball ami tossed three goal.

DeRiitt featured more than any aing! player on the visiting five He recorded four of the polni lotulerj by Outing Flannel Pajamas and Night Robes $1.00 Values $1.50 Values $1.00 1 .25 Values 85c $2.00 Values $1.40 $2.50 Values Clearance Sale Price $1.65 Sweater Coats $3.50 Sweater Coats $2.25 $4.00 Sweater Coats $2.65 $5.00 Sweater Coats $3.65 Hosiery 50c Wool Hose 35c 35c Wool Hose 25c 25c Wool Hose 18c 50c Fancy Lisle Hose 35c 35c Fancy Lisle Hose 25c 25c Fancy Lisle Hose $1.00 Silk Hose 75c $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Hose $1.15 Leather Goods $6.00 Collar, Tie and Handkerchief Sets. $5.00 Collar, Tie and Handkerchief Sets. $1.25 Collar Bags. 75c $1.50 Collar Bags $1.75 Collar Bags $2.00 Collar Bags $1.35 $2.50 Collar Bags. $1.65 $3.00 Collar $1.05 $3.50 Collar Bags.

Mufflers 50c Bradley Mufflers. 30c $1.00 Mufflers 65c- $2.00 $1.25 $3.00 Mufflers $7.00 Silk Full Dress Mufflers $4.85 $5.00 Silk Full Dress Mufflers $3.50 $3.50 Silk Full Dress Mufflers $2.45 i Hi sum. The lineup: NKURAHK A. Perry Schmidt UK. Petrsshek lnaersoll li This is the one opportunity of the year to secure the highest attainable quality in ready made clothing at a sacrifice the event you have been waiting for.

Come Tuesday. DIIAKK. J. Hoffman UK Deiilltt Hoffman H.O Kerry Wood lleery MuhatHutm-Juiiea for Schmidt lllltner for I'etrashek, Amheison ror Ingeraoll, Walt for Wood, Myacle for lluffmnn. Hummary-Ooal from field, I'crrv 4, Schmidt 2, ivirnshek 3, Ingersull, lllllner, Anihersnn, Delltitt.

Hoffman; giinl from free throw, i'erry 3, Debulls 2. Ilef-eree, Clevenger, ex -Indiana. SOI'IIOMOHKH WIN. Fas Slhoi Two Hiiskcllmll timiic Arf I'liijed ill Urukp At the lirake gymnaluin yesterdny aft-erunnu the sophomore team ib'feittod the freshmen by the score of 2S to lfi. The high school live won from the music team by the score of 17 to 10.

(JAM KM AT TIIK Clever Clothes For Men Who Know 420 Walnut Street It is up to the state fair soma regular raco aa- I do not know, associations or soclatlon." I.yke of Council Bluffs will conduct the aohool, which is to be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Feb. 2, 3 and 4. I'tlca and 4'luttn Hum. I'lay an reptlonally lose (iniuc. Three Intereetlng games were played In the Commercial league at the last night.

The wore of the game follow; Maker-Trlsler Hopkins llros. 7. Vtlca 24, Chase llrna. 23. Bualneu Wen 14, C.

C. C. 11. Government" will be dlcussed. This debate will occur about the middle of February.

Each high Bi'hool has two teams, one composed of hoys and the other of girls. School for l'mersiin Masons. KMEHSON. Jan. 29-Speclal: Emerson Is to have a school of Instruction In Masonry.

State Custodian George W. Ihn 175,000, which I lo bi rnlltNl tli "Imn I'atch Kuliirlly." Thn rwe will he hiW In Ui tiit which Kuarnnlw tho grcatoiit pKiceulagi' of tho purn lo Mr. "1 h.l'l tli plnn hrfore tho Half bnant of iiiri IciiltiMK 'her and tho nicmhfi favonihlft and will Unik Into the inaltor. An mtry of lh will I'lmrucil at tho tlnio of nonilnutlon. Thi will ho when tht placo of Itio raco I ili'lertnlnocl.

It I hopi'il to got at loast 2.SO0 oolt nominated for tho rano. No othor payment will bo raqtilfod until tho night Wore tho raco, at which tlmo til) will bo ahl for every horo that start. "It I cortaln that tho raco will not be hold If there I not enourh Interest In It to Hocuro the 2.600 nominations. This, however ahoiihl be eay, a It moan hut 1M nninlnutlnn from each of tho hore producing state. Many will furnish twice Hit number.

I feol certain that the rac will be hold In MIS. Hut whore It will be, flGHTINO J00ZE BOOZE OOZES IN JAIL YARD AiTnnne High Srhmil Debute. CHAKI.KH CITT. 29. Special: A debate ha been arranged between the Osage and Churlea Clty-hlgh school in which, "Itesolved, Tnat Amerlcfin Cities Couple Found Dead In Buggy.

LADYSMITH. Jan. 29. August Wolf, a. liveryman, and a woman he was taking to a point east of this city, were found dead today between Tony and Olenflora.

Mystery attaches to the tragedy. of Should Adopt the Commission Plan rr Sheriff'! Office Force Destroys Liquor Tound on Brown Premises. rnnorn Ih-foiil JofftTMin. T'ANOllA, Jan. Pannra, fliithrle county high school, defratcil the Jefferson High cehool In hist game of ImaUeibaJI, ncore ending 42 tit fl.

I'anora ha the faatest and heat teem they have ever had, and hereby challenge any lilgh school In thi section of (he suite, The lineup was: Jefferson- C. H. H. T. Con Tacher T.

Cox K. Tuchfr l)tter (lllson Wabllng Van heventer Ja (Ucs (i T. Thornbiirg CENTRAL ASSOCIATION PLAYING SCHEDULE FOR 1910 A scene In which dry lips rather tnan dry eyes featured the spectators' personal appearance, took nlnne In ADOPTED AT MONMOUTH JANUARY 27, 1910. in the rear of the county Jail and witnessed by many who officiate at" The busiest ann nilghllcst little thing that ever made I Chamberlain's fllnmach and l.lver Tablets. They do the work whenever you reipilre tlcir aid.

These tablet change weakness Into trength, llstlessnesa intn energy, gloominess Into Jnyousnr Their ecthn I so gentle one don't reallie thy hav taken a purgative. CORNING MEETS DEFEAT Hi the bar. The perpetrators of the scene were railed at by the spectators with humorous remarks rather than Jeers, but the actors would not desist. It was all an act of carrying out tlie mandates of the law in which Deputy Sheriff V. Knox and Turnkey Frank Krelgh did their duties as heroes and the ruthless slaughter, of two cases of beer as well as a Jtig and several small bottles of whiskey testified to their zeal.

Bottles crashed against bottles and bricks were tised effectively In reducing to small bits the glass bottles. A hlnw trnn Ihc llrtlfonl I llh School llnakrtlmll Toam Wins (Jump. TiKt'KOIil), Jan. 20 Kpeclnl: The high school basketball five of tlila place went to Corning Inst nlghl, where they played a game of baaketliiill with the Mali action! five of that place, Medfnrd winning the game by a score of ,16 in 13. brick which shattered that article of building paraphernalia, likewise cauBea the booze to ooze from the stone Jug and at the of the booze slaughter, a miniature laka 1 lil was the eecoud gnme that the Heitferd Irani has played with Corning thin season aim is also ice second lime or xoamy liquid gathered at the rear of the court house.

The iimm. that they have defeated them. The Hrd Galesburg Kewanee Ottumwa Burlington Keokuk Monmouth Hannibal Quincy i 1 im ii i GalesburC My SI. it. June II.

VS. June T. June liV 14. B. JuW iu? II.

tt May 14. 15', 13', 18. UttltJ80UXJ READ June 2H. 17. July 1, V.

Pi. Julv 24, 25. 28. Aug. 2.

3. 4. Aug. 9. 10.

2-J 4 2170 Mlh Aug. 2,1, 24, 25. Aug. 30. 31, Eept.

1. Sept. (6-5t, 6, 7. Sept. 14, 16, 18, 1 IS 12 -jj.

Aug. 11, 12, 13. Aug. 14, lo, 16. TCWanoo Mav 2.

29. June fl, 7, 8, 9. June 10, 11. 1. June 16, 17, U.

June 18, 14 15. Mar U. li. 16. May 11 12 13.

AeWanee Jim. si, m. THE July 24. 25 2. July 20, 21, 22, 23.

July 31. Aug. 1. Aug. 2, 3.

4. July (4-4), 5 8 July 12, 3'. 2IS20 Miles Aug. 2ii, 27, 2S. Sept.

(5-i). 7. Aug. 30, 31. Sept.

J. Sept. It. 12, 18. Bept.

14. 15, 16. Aug. 14', 15, ID. Aug.

11, 12, 13. i i Aftty 31. jUv 12 jj jllni, 13 15. June 16, 17, 11 OttUmWa uT REGISTER iU- 2 A July 4-4), July80. 81, Aug.

1. Aug. 2, 3. 4 2050 MIL Aiigl 14. 15, 16..

Aug" 11. 12, 13. Sept. 13, 14. Sept.

15, 16, 17, May (30 -30WI. AJflD Mav 11 12, 13. "tlfiv V' 2My June 16, 17. 18. June 13.

14. 15. Burlington ftf; 3'V. fi; 29 Aau- i'ly JUVi juuy h. ik is.

2027 Miles Sept. 2, 4' S'P "8- a AtW. 15. 16, 17. 15' 16' 13 8e'Pt- 11 12.

13. Jftiy (30SO) 31 Keokuk May T. May 9. 10. May 20.

21. 22. iy 17,18 19. TTATiVP JIay ii "i June 1VCUH.U1S, Jne )3, JIne Juh. ,5 July 9 0..

n. LEADER May 2S. 30. July 20. .1, 2,, 23.

Mav ls 1T. 1815 Mllrw Aug. 5, 6, Aug. 8, 9, 10. Aug.

17, 18, 15. Aug. 20, 21. 22. Aug.

23, 24. 2a. Sept. 8. I.

10. Sept. 2, 3. 4. Monmouth 1Z S1 a.

M.yv.' p0R S-S 4' 5 I 1 Hannibal May VS. l. W. MkV a. JS.

May I. I. I. May 8-S 1. June 10, 11.

12'. June 6. 7. 8, 9. ctrPTTVP May S8.

n. 59. fldlUUUttl Julv 8. 9 10. It.

Julv li, 13. 14 15. June 19, 20, 21. June 22, 23. 24.

July 27, 2S, 29. July 35. 31. SPORTING June 28, 59, SO. 2H71 Mllot Aug.

17. 18, 19. Aug. 20, 21, 2. Aug.

6, 0, 7 Aug. 8, 9. 10. Aug. 30, 8L Sept.

1. Sept. (5-5), 6, 7. Aug. 2t, .7, 2'.

Olll'nrv May 21, May 17. 15. 19. May 9. 10.

May 6. 7. June 6. 7. 8, 9.

-JUP Ii" My i VUlllCy Julv 12, 13, 14, 15. July 8. 9. It. June 22, 23.

24. June 19. 20. 21, July 24, 25. 26.

July 27, 23, 29. June 2j, 26, 27. NEWS 2573 Miles Aug. 21, 22. Aug.

17, 18. 19. Atig. 8, 9, 10. Aug.

6, 7. Sept. (5-51, 6, 7. Aug. 31, Sept.

1. Aug. 23, 24, 25. 12 Suns. 1 11 Suns.

1 11 Suns. 1 Holiday. 12 8uns. 1 Holiday. 11 Suns.

2 holidays 2 Holidays. 11 Sun. Holidays. 12 Sun. 2 Holidays.

I I ford team luia entered the race for the fouthnestern Ion a championship and far this arason have not lost a alngle that found on the premises of William Brown convicted of nuisance and given his Judgment yesterday ottumwa Courier. game. With pourint It BOWLING MEETING TODAY and stonnlfiir mn fi- City Awoclnllnii Will Hold Session by the Ncal internal treatment that cures the drmk habit i three davs. booze li jib a hnl tu. x- i nanus; I he Neal Institute.

802 Fifth I)M at Mission Alleys, A meeting of the City Howling asamda-flon has been called for this afternoon at. the Mission alley. All of the howler In the city are requested to attend Hie meeting. Several matters or Infpoit-ance will he aetth-d at this The meeting will commence at 2:30 o'clock. truing out cured habll 1 frec from the habit, all desire, craving and aune.

lite for drink gone, what a grand and noble work in the Interest of weak humanity, with win poC gonl ami no strength to resist drink'-! RICH FUTURITY IS PLANNED Contest Few In Puiw May Ik Held in lies Molnps M. E. Harrison of Minneapolis, a representative of At. W. Havage, the owner of tlie International Htock Kood pent yesterday- in les Molne telling the rtate, hoard of agriculture of the plan for a futurity stake which Savafre vhiujc rianos 611 Locust St.

Is projecting. are Harriaon, "to "ivu EARLY MUSIC HOUSE SUNDAY GAMES. hold the races In 1913. one for pacer DATES IN PARENTHESES HOLIDAY GAMES. vw.

0, msnmg, Manager I without hopples) and one ror trotters, for horses foaled In 1810. each to be Mr. Savage will guarantoe.