the; umaha ct-fc.: mu.mjai. jw.t, .u.
Buffaloes Trounce Boosters in Double-Header and Win the Entire Series
Omaha Wins
First Game, 11-8;
Second, 6 to 5
Tug Griffin Stnne Out
Two florae Rum in Second
ContestSnedecor GeU
Circuit Clout.
De Moines, June 25. Omaha t
ion a doubleheader from De Moirt !
todsy. 11 to 8 snd 6 to 5. the two t
victories giving them the entire tr:t I
of five games. Okrie. who relieved '
Coffindafler in the third inning of the
second rixe. pitched hitless b!l. ,
Griffin made tiro homers in the sec
ond fame, hi second tying the score
in the seventh frame.
Score:
Vint Ctati
OMAHA.
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ftrart- k ylaaiaga:
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Tww-aaa htta: Herman. Citalaaom. fined c
rwr. Haras, t.rahaaa. NWiftr kit: Caf
fiadaffer. f.rabam. Ktolea kae: fcrma
thaan. CriffuL Left Ok hat: Omakt. It;
Ie Pnlnea. 1. Struck oat : By toller. 4;
by ' iadaffer. ! br Iaarrawa-h. a. Baaea
a kalU: Off Caff ikdaffar, I: atf Damwk-.
a. Hit kr pitrjM-4 fealll J Cofflnalalfrr
tww.1 Wild pitch. 4 allot). Tr-aeaew kaflt
Banner. Famed runs enrl hit: Off Catlap,
a and 1 aia talngs aff Coffladnffer. a
and t hi a l-a lanlnga; aff Danvark. a
aad I l IM Innings. Winning pitcher:
Taarmngh. doabla play. eilain-ledee.r-Borch.
I'enptrea: Break and Mcfakaam.
Tiane: 1:S.
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neonnd ramp: -B It
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fUieateear. aa .
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Totala
Panaha .
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.14) Oft II
Pea Moines
...la aw
ITnTTeS at en oT e1rn r -ailinn' .t
nmartie Hne ruaa: f.riffla. I. Tw-
baae hits: Okrie. ajantnn, i. i.rajiain. ,
Tnre-.n. (Saeriflee hita: Criffia. Okrie.
Mtnlra lae: ib.laaoa. lft on base:
Omaha. ; les Motae.. . Stnrek aajti Be
Mm. S; Okrte. 1. Baaea en bulla: Off
Men. t: aff Cofflndaffer. 1: off Okrie,
t. WIM Plteh: Mm Earned iw and
kite:-Off Men. S and It In : TS 1
findaffee. 4 and S la 1 14; tfl k '
and tn S S4. W inning plteher: Okrie,
Itatnble plava: Saedeeor Jilalaaoo-JAareh.
I ntntree: Mrfilocm and Brown. Time:
l:t.
v
iueeiian
Andy Schmader
Andy Schmader is looking for
job July Fourth.
The Louisville slugger was book
ed to fight Willie Meehan at Colum
bus Independence day, but the coast
fighter ran out of the match to meet
Billy Miske at Oklahoma City on
that date.
The Columbus post of the Amer
ican Legion, under whose auspices
the bout was to have been held, will
take step to have Meehan barred
from Nebraska rings.
C-rfcmarler's. next fiRht IS With
it la
Texas" Jack McCarthy, ttie Dig ; fraI Harry M. Daugherty in Wash-210-pound
product of the Lone Star ; ington
tte at Plattsburch, Jane 27.
Mb. Mallory
Loses in Finals
Roehampton. Ene.. June 25. Mrs.! Til Taartpl;
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, American j JI1111U1S llaLJV
lawn tennis champion, was oeieatea
todav by Mrs. Beamish in the finals
r ..- nnrr.r nt inp Tnviiaat-
ticm tournament. The score was
1-6, 8-6. 6-3.
Farm Bureau Will Hold
Picnic Near Battle Creek
Eattle Crefk. Neb.. June 25. The
annual Madison County Farm bureau
picnic will be held near this city June
27, accorrl-ng to an announcement
rnade by R. L. Stewart, county agri
cultural agent. C D. Jenkins was
named as general manager. An ef-
fort will be maae to obtain tne ser
vices of Secretary oi Agriculture
Wallace as the principal speaker.
A silver loving cup will be present
ed to the winner of the horseshoe
pitching contest, according to Mr.
' Stewart.
A full program of sports and music
alreadv has been arranged. Last ago uy ceieanng joie Ray oi mc i.
year te p:cr.:c brought out a record ( A. C in the mile run, his time being
crowd" and it is hoped this year's: 4.18 1-5. In this race he also do
event w ill He productive of even a ! ned Lary Shields of Pena State,
la-tr'er attendance. I wmner of the title in the eastern
. I coliegiate and national collegiate.
Piseon Proves to Be Thief j Harold of Illinois won
... . ia t i- ! tne running high jump from Tohnjiv
Tho Stole Girl S Bracelet Murphy of Notre Dame by clearing
Wocr. socket, S. June 25. : the bar at 6 feet 4 1-2 inchts.
(Special'. V A gold bracelet, lost two ;-
weeks ago by little Miss Nina u Klnx Klan Candidate
... . a g I f a.
Schu;er. caugftter oi nr. anu
J. F. Schuler of this city was re-
covered in an unusual manner.
TV. i:ela wirl Kiail tearrhed every
nook and corner of ber home, and in
the yard, but could not nd the brace-
let. During a storm
rHch
xmpar.ierl by high wind, a pigeon
nest 'was sent hurtling to the
he grouno.
It attracted the attention ot Mrs.
Weavtr. who. 'examining the fallen
nef.t- caught sight ot a rnght otje
. . , z-.- .: .'.J
in it. A closer inspection reveaiea
the reld bracelet, which was en
twined lhe..rIIrsiJTsPtae c
the nest.' .
Willard Accepts Match
UEJGHT 66' j
CHEST 1 IfciCEPS 16".
'NORMAL 46' I 1 1 '
'r CXHWA'ST 58'
b'. r:-
. IK'
1 alsaycAK P
Jest Willard. former heavyweight champion, has been offered a match
with Jack Dempsey by Tex Rickard. According to reports from Loa
Angeles, Big Jess has accepted and will start training within a few weeks at
the Hollywood American Legion stadium. The photo-diagram shows Wil
lard at he appeared in his prime.
Wr Takes "Run
in Match frith
Bob" Ropetand Tommy Gibbous ,
ii i. : . ai i i
v.u not n8ic m aiv-iuuwu uuut :
here July 4, it was announced last j
nieht bv take Isaacson, matchmaker i
for the Douglas County post of the ; per's opponent When notified thai
American Legion, which was staging Roper was to meet Tommy Gib
the bout. . bons. Mead lost no time in inform-
Roper. it is said, took a shot of'ing Matchmaker Isaacson that he
"run-out" power .and the result was j would not fight Gibbons, but wouiJ
that the match had to be canceled, i fight any other heavyweight.
Isaacson expects to have Roper! Unless'the Legion can secure a
and his manager, Mead, suspended , good bout, Omaha will be fightless
by the National Boxing association. js far as the American Legion is
-According to Isaacson Roper's i concerned.
Federal Probe
of Mine Battle
Ts Completed
Department of Justice Inves
tigator Will Send Report
Direct to Attorney
General Daugherty.
Herrin, 111., June 24. (By A. P.)
An investigator,, for Jhe... United
States . Department kf - Justice
obtained a statement from Hugh
Willis, board member of the Herrin
subdistrict of the United Mine Work
ers of America, in which Mr. Wilks
gave his version of the events lead
ing up to the killing of more than
20 nonunion strip mine workers and
mine 'guards Thursday, June 22.
The Department of Justice agent
told the Associated Press cor
respondent that he, had virtually
completed an investigation
of the :
tragedy from all angles.
It is understood that wounded men
undergoing treatment in the hospital
here have given their version. of the
storming of the mine and of the
slaughter of their companions and
that the complete report will be
t errM r1rrrt tr Atrtnv fIn.
The Department cf Justice explain
ed that the regulations of the de
partment rendered it impossible foe
him to discuss his forthcoming re
port, but indicated that it was satis
factory and complete in detail.
Team W ins
Chicago, June 25. Taking first
place in the 50 and 100-yard dashes
and second in the 150-yard dash,
Loren Murchisan of the Illinois
Athletic club, garnered 13 points in ! university, Young Men's Hebrew
the I. A. C. track meet Saturday. 1 association. Carter Lake club, Thor
Leonard Paulu of GrinneH. who , peian Athletic club, American Legion
won the 100 an j 220-yard dashes in anrj the University of Nebraska.
the national collegiate tracat meet,
j tied the world's record in the 150-
yard dash, making the distance in
34 1-5 seconds, bod .McAllister ot :
New York had 7 points and Pauiu
got 6.
Ray Watson, former Kansas Ag
gie runner, competing under the
colors ot the Kansas City A. C,
! duplicated his feat of a lew weeks
nj,rt-j Lr n,n COP!1
, " lc&yu v- -1
Portland, Jone 25. alter L
Tooze, ir, of McMinnville was tO-
j day elected chairman of the repub-
. licaa state central committee for Ore-
i s"t' uuuim iui-tui.
: Hulsboro, who declined to stand for
; re-eiecuon. xooze oeieaieo .-v. n.
; La ot rortiana, to a Lea was i
f backed by the representatives oa
tne committee ot tae i-eQeraaon ot
i Ti. , :.:. c :.. i .1. . art
x auivta: Aiututa tuu uic iu rv i u.v
Klan. and their total strength in the
meeting was said to iave been voted
for turn.
H ANKLE
- Out" Powder
Tommy Gibbons
..... ...
manager agreed to tign any neavy-
wctcni
:u in inc wui iu m jiuiim.
- . t ,
miie ,erm$ that were satisfactory to !
'earf ihe latter inotiired ahout Ro- i
Williams Clouts
Home Run No. 19
St. Louis. Mo June 24. Kenneth
I Williams," St- Louis Browns slugger,
will have more than 40 home runs
to his credit at the end of the sea
son, ii he maintains his present aver
age of two four-base hits a week.
Williams has crashed out 19 hom
ers so far nine weeks after the open
ing of the season and if he contin
ues to garner his pair of homeric hits
each week for the remaining twelve
weeks of the schedule, will have 42
seventeen less than the record
breaking total of 59 collected by
Babe Ruth, the home-run king, last
year.
Two weks ago, Williams-suffered
one of the heaviest batting slumps
ever experienced by a player. His
batting average declined over 150
points to below .300, and it was won
dered whether he was ruining him
self as a hitter by trying to run up
Iqt-ct iifflKr tinme nine Hnw.
j ,,, . ... ,st two ' ks i,e
has rut the ball at an average well
over .400. Also included in the to-
tal of hiti were four homers.
A. A. U. Body to
Elect Officers
Midwestern Association to Be
Formed at Meeting Here
Monday.
Election of officers and adoption
of a constitution and bylaws are, on
the program at the final organiza
tion meeting of the Midwestern as-
1 sociation of the Amateur Athletic
! union at the Omaha Athletic club
Monday night.
The meeting is expected to be at-
tended bv representatives of the
Omaha Athletic club, Nicholas Senn
hosoital. Tel Ted Sokol. Omaha Tech
hieh. Creiehtoa hieh. Creiehton
i Tierman Obertubbesine of New
i York, vice president of the A. A. U.,
, -il be here to speak at the meeting.
Th radio program to be given by
The Omaha Eee and the Omaha
Grain Exchange station, WAAW, to
morrow, is as follows:
:4S A. M Market reports.
rM A, Jt. News bulletin.
:45 A. M Market reports.
s5S A. M. News bulletin.
1:41 A. M. Market reports.
10-.SS A. M. Newa bulletin.
1SJ P. It. Market reports.
T. Ji. Newa bulletin.
:1S r. M. BaaeoaU scorer.
a?) r. M. Market reporLa.
i:15 F. M. Bee concert
Delightful musical concerts of vo-
cal and instrument selections have
i hefa arranged for radio audiences by
TK. Omaha Ree this m-eet Thew
j b broadcast from station
; WAAW tomorrow night, Wednes-
nay. rnaav ana aruroar menxs. irn-
j mediately following announcement of
; market reports.
Mondav night's radio program by
The Omaha Bee will consist of piano
selections by Mrs. Scott Wilbur;
vocal solos by Misi Pearl Green,
pupils -of Annie . Glassgow, and a
program of orchestra music by the
Nestiebusi Musical Otriatet.
; WAAW
Monday
Demnsey and
Wills Expected
to Sisn Soon
Manapfr of Both Fifbtfn to
Mfrt With T Rirkard
Turtday for Formal
Uktakk Bra luH Wtr. .
Ner York. June 25. When a
ticlr are signed frr the r'opt''
world a rt t a v
weight champi
ship bitvJe I"
tween Jack Demn
sey, the title hold
er, and Harry
Wills. New Or
leans negro chal
lenger, a provision
in the agreement
will give Promoter
Tex Rickard a
period of 90 days
in which to name
the time and place,
according to rr
ent plans of the
promoter. Rick
ard declared today that the boxers
and their managers would be assem
bled Tuesday for the formal signing
oi a legal document which will bind
the principals to tight lor the tiue
at a time and place to be determined
later. The promoter plans to stip- I
ulate in the agreement that he will j
be allowed a 90 day period, ending i
on June 30, 1923, in which to acquaint 1
the principals of the battle ground !
and date. In arranging this detail, t
RicWd will be following the custom
observed when he signed Dempsey
and Carpentier.
Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills.
visited the promoter Saturday and
sought to induce Rickard to conduct
the bout this year, preferably without
delay. To this request, Rickard re
plied that he would not attempt to
c?fv ih tntrfc ic an mitriitnr attrar
- ;
Five Omaha Men
. Enter Western
Five Local Club Swingers to
Compete in Golf Classic
at Kansas City.
Five Omaha golfers will compete
in the Western amateur golf tourna
ment which starts Monday at the
Hillcrest club at Kansas City. They
are Ralph Dold. Francis S. Gaines
and Ralph Peters of the Omaha
Country club and Sam Reynolds and
Guv Beckett of the Field club.
PoU iubtaia- Kansas- Cty
several days, while the other tour
Omahans left last night
Reynolds, once winner of the
Transmississippi tournament, is v
strong contender for the champion
ship. He has been smashing course
records in practice rounds at the
Field club and is in good form for
the meet.
"Chick" Evans, present champion,
will be on hand to defend his title,
ccording to Kansas City dispatches.
One hundred 'and severity-five
golfers had entered the tournament
last night.
Bridal Party Lands
in City Jail Cells
'Pinched' by Unromantic Cops
for Zigzagging on Farnam
Street in Cars.
The 5.777th marital benediction of
Rev. Charles Savidge was pro
nounced Saturday on Mr. and Mrs.
Bert 'Cockran and a few hours later
the blustrng bride and bridesmaids
and the bridegroom and his best
man were in jaiL
The charge, preferred by two un
romantic policemen, who said they
found the party zigzaggbg west on
Farnam street in their automobiles,
was reckless driving and disorderly
conduct. The best man was Ray Hauck,
1844 North Sixteenth street, and the
bridesmaids were Irene Lasson, 2526
Davenport street; Lauretta McKen
ev, 402 North Sixteenth street, ad
I Dora Thompson. . S. .Nelson,
I 3C18 Miami, also a member of the
i bridal party, was riding with A. R.
j Marks, 4318 Dodge street, driver of
tone of the cars. Nelson was book
ed for disorderly conduct, and Marks
for .disordely conduct and reckless
driving.
They told police they were merely
celebrating the nuptials with a motor
ride.
Good dogs, poultry and other pets
find readv cash buyers through the
' For Sale"" columns of The Bee.
Wim British Open
To w'alter Hagen cf Detroit
goes the honor of winning the
British championship with a score
of 300 for the 72 holes.
Hagen is the first native Amer
ican to win the British open golf
title.
Kid" Schlaifer and Logan
araator V la. t U 1.
aakinctnii. Jur !l Wathnften
n.tur it io out tf ihf by ttairt h
final tana of tb avr.aa from ahiiadaiini
liMla). ; ta I. hary kit wa viira
hita araKarml. am Harris aai fataivu
ailh ara. Brorc .
lUlLAMlJ-HI WASHl.VJTOV
Ah U H A i All U 0 A
c Jb&ra lb
it
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0 I'.ffaf. rt
f i.bantr. a
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if
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a ai
1 Itrtl
n inu
Total
ii u a
battnj Jnr B. Harris IB !tith.
Unnra br InDlr.sa:
hlladalah: ! 1
WaanlBftoa 10S 0l (1 I
Summary ".una: da lie way, Jade.
Rica Errora; rackiraaufh Braaar,
Blatca III. Ttaraa-kaaa hit: Jsca.
Siolrn baa Pafkmiaafh Sacrifira hiu.
Johna'on :i L-ft on baara: Pallidal
rhia. : Waahlrfins. 10 Haaa cn balla:
Cff Zchiry. I: off B. Harna. . Siruca:
ool: By B Harria J. by Zachiry. S
Wild pltth: Zaihary. Balk; Zarharr.
I'n-Mrca: .Nall:n and Monarliy. Tiroa:
: .-o:.
mui Sal WIb la Tratk.
Chleifa. Jura II. Chlraro m4a a
rl-an awarp of lha a-r.ra witb Cleveland
toduy by winnlr.f. 4 to I. In 10 Inniara.
lbdaarda araa anabla to fat them ovar
to brka:k In tnc lutb inning and walkad
tha Chicago ratclirr, forcing la tha wib
ninc nin. Speaker disputed a decision
of Vroptre Walsh tn tha ninth and aas
ordered out ox the (sine. Bcort:
. CLEVELAND. I CHICAGO.
AB H O A
AB H 0 A.
I 1 t
J'ir'iti. lf i 1 i (CJohni
3 MullUaa.
kneaaar. rt
J
d
i a Onlllua. Ml
S 0' Hrow, rt
1 4 MKatll cf
i r: if
I 1 KhaalT. !t
1 0 ftrhalk. a
a 1 Itohertar. p
J Graham
0 llctdae, p
Erana. It
Gardner. 3k
) Bewail, m
Mrlntuk. lb
Wd. rf
O'NaiaU e
Mnoaer. p
OraiifT
Edaards. p
I II
a n'
- l Tntala II 10 M II
Tntali S K 151
Two oi h?n manning run arored.
Hatted for Lindeey in aeventh
'Batted for Jtobenaoa la ninth.
Score hjr lnntnci:
Cleveland 1" M C! h
Chiraro 000 011 60 14
Summary Run: Jamieaon, Wamba
ranaa. J. Bnrell. Colllni, Hoorer ill,
Srh&lk. Error: Wood. Two-baae hit:
M-wtll. Stolen baaei: Collina (2), Hooper,
Jnhneon, Win-.haffanea. Saerlflre hita:
Warr.bagana. Wood. Hooe-ton. MuHliran.
Most:i, Shewy. Jamleeon. Brhaik. Double
rlav: Johnaon to SbeaJy. J. Fewell to
W'arr.betarisa to Jdclnrna. Lindaey to Me
Innia to O'Neill. Left oa baaea: Cleve
land. 10; Chlcaro. 11. Biae on ball: Off
Llndery, 4; off Rc.bcrteon. 6; off Edwirda.
I. Struck out: By Lindsey. J; br Rob
ertaon. !; br Edwards. 2. Hita: Off l.lnd
eey. 6 In S tnninra; off Edwardi. 4 in 4 2-t
innir.ct: off Robertaon. 1(1 In Innlnga;
off Hodge, none In 1 lrnlnr. Hit by
pitched ball: Graham, by Edward". Win
nine; pitcher: Hodee. Loainlt pitcher:
Edwards. Cmplrea: Wilah. Evam and
Owena. Time: 2:11.
Deid Holda Tlcera.
tetrolt, June 25. Davia held PetnMt
to four scattered hita today, and St.
L"ui evened th" aeriea by defeatlnc the
I jib era, a id i'. ocore :
sr. Lons. I nrnwrr
.. . Ifl.HD.l AB.HOl.
mnin. rr 4 1 1 f Blue, lb 12 0
, .e-ner. aa 4 2 z s, Jonn. 5b 4 10
I etiKier, Xo 8 1 11 (l l'ooo. c f
Willlama. If j f Veach. if
l MrManua. 2b 4 11 t Brtimam. rt
I Jarobmo. of 44 e!Clara. 2b
; Serereld. c 4 12 O Emler. e
3 1
4
3 1
1
2
0
1 1
1 0
Ej!-rh-, St 4 l'Minlni.e.
Daria, p S 0 e 3: Tbubr. n
1 Cola, n
Totala
S3 S ST uNHaiiey
. . . ' Tl,ul" 2 2T t
Batted for Paues In eighth.
Score by innlnrn:
St. Louli an ; onn E
Detroit (10 (IM 000 0
Summary Runi: Tobln, Gerber, S'aler.
willlama. Davie. Error: Rlrney Two
baae hita: MrMinaa. Gerber. Sacrifice
hit: Sialer. Double playe: Davla to Ger
ber to Pisler, Mrliariua to Gerber to Sla
ler. Left on baaea: St. Lnai. 3; Detroit,
4. r.nae on ball: Off Dauaa. 1: off Davis
2. Hita: Off Dauaa. t in S innitnta: off
cole. 1 In 1 Inning-. Loainir pitcher:
Tim" 4t4n"'lre,: Connolly ,nd ChflL
Falrbury Beat Haatiagi.
v,?"'."', Nt- JnB " By bunrhlnir
three hits In the ninth. Falrhn
I f"0" h eiSl run to beat Haatinga
, today by the score of 7 to . Score
1 FAIRBrlty. j HASTLW.
Rrmrier, w
n-vriand. Sb
I Mf-lVrmitt. 0
KcH-ile. If
Klimi. cf
tinorla-in. 2b
AB.H.O.A.
4 114
433
SIS
3 11
4 fi T n
4 2 13
liGaushan. ai
3i Church, !b
O; Amen, cf
f'Toaea. If
d'WilletK. c
4 Serb, ,1b
fliKnaDTi. lb
O Cran,. rf
l-.Prteraon. p
Wlnnuah. lb
Nirlch. rf
O'CInnnoT. c
Rrntiaon. p
Jcrniy. p
3 n i-
1 1 o
2 0 3
20
2 0 (I
4 ! 11
0
(10 4
fi 27 IT
1; Totala
T"t!i
4H 12 28 lit
One out when winning run adored.
Score by lnninga:
Fairbury ant 41 01117
Hastiiie 010 3 PC O00 t
Summary Runa: Roonev, Cleveland.
HcDenrltt. Reichle, B;iaa. Goodwin. Win
burh, Serb C). Knapp (2). Errora:
Rooney. Gaurhan. Church. Serb, Crane.
Home runa: Crar.n. Biisa. Three-base hit:
Amen. Two-bajie hita: ClBveiand. Tom-a,
R-ichle. Sacrifice hita: Church. "Wln
buah. Base on balls: Off Bronaon. 1: off
Jenney. 2. Stolen baser: Gaughnn. IVlr
buh. Blias. Goodwin. Runs and hitr:
C'ff Bronann. 4 and 7 in 3 innings. Struck
out: By Peteraon, 4; by Bronaon. 3; by
e.Tnney. t. Left on baaea: Fairburv, 1;
Haatingi, 7. Wild pitches- Bronaon.
Peterson. Earned runs: Fairbury. S;
Hastings. 4. Umpire: Kingcley. Time:
2:05.
j Links Drop Two.
i Lincoln. Neb . Juna 26. Lincoln drop
: rt'd both ends of a double-header here
' today to Beatrice, the first game by a
score of 4 to 2 and tha second 7 to 4.
Score, first game:
I BEATRICE. ! LINCOLN
AB.H.O A 1
AB H O A
5 6 0 0
j Pizer. 2b
I Kin-oner, lb
I Rnsnaan. cf
; Dill, rf
j WamattfT , If
! Ptrker. Sb
j Gliwm. c
4 0 3 3 Casril!. cf
5 3 TTf. at
4 2 5 1'ffinaer. Sb
4 12 0 McCoy, lb
4 2 3 ftlCllmon. If
5 1 0 Boiil. rf
4 0 ft l'"arr. 5b
3 ft ft Conker, e
8 0 0 2 Bailey, p
1
1
1
0 2
3 0
IT 4
1 11
1 2
Tnti! St t 27 Ti Totala
32 6 27 6
Score oy innings:
' r.-atrire "5 50 0! 4
Lincoln OftB vlll I't'l 1
j Summary Runs: Kl-achner C2I, Qnlnn
II). ginker. Bool. Errors: Dill. Zinker.
Parr. Two-base hit: rilL Sacrifice hita:
! Oulnn. Bowman. Bailey. Struck out: By
JWcKee. 8: bv Bailey. 10. Baae on balls:
' Off Bail.y. 3. Hit by pitched ball: Filer.
! by Bailey. Wild pitches: McKee. Bailey,
i F-ned runsr Beatrice. 1; Lincoln. 1.
Ieft on baees: Beetrlce. 10: Lincoln, 7.
Vmpire: Slattery. Time: 1:11.
i Score, aeeor.d game:
BEATRICE i LTNCOLX
AB H O A !
AB H O A
4 12 4
Ptjer !b
; Kirchner. lb
.QUillB.
rUiwir.ari. cf
Pill. Tf -Sd
Wamattf. If
'Maker. 3b .
irtnti. rf
rticer. c
Inili. p
lotaa)
3 12 : Orr. as
4 0 10 1 firnt cf
1 3 1 McCoy, lb
2
ft fiiUmn. rf
1 Pr 2b
ft Rod. If
f.'y.icr. ?b
P' cnr.ke- c
I 1 1
I 1 1
ft ft
! ft ft
5 1
4 2
ftatarwell, p
1-Carr
37 r 11 Tou .s
35 it r 12
, Batted for Harwell In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Beatrlc "1ft 00 ftll 7
, Llncola 10 21 00 I
, Summarv Rurs: Quinn. Bowman tl.
TH!!. Wamstaff, Crger 111. Orr (21. tya.
i Boot. Errors- t'naer. Orr 12), Glbsrm.
i Pye. BooL Two-baae hita: Bowman. Un
' ger Bool. Sacrifice ht: Inker. Hit by
i pitched ball: Ki-achner. by Mazwell.
Struck out: Bv ru!l. 5: hy Maxwell. 7.
Base on balls: Off null. 1; off yarwell. 4.
Kam-d run: Ratric. 4: LincoiR. 4.
Trouble p'.ar: Kirachner to Piser. L ft
rn baae: Beatrice, : Lincoln. 5. Stolen
i baae: Qulnn, I r.cer (2). Dull. Orr. Car
! r:r. G.baon. Zinker. Umpire: Slattery.
j Time: 2.U.
Packard Twin Six
1 11250 Delivered and Equipped.
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Veeterday's Iteaalta.
1141 rvea Matnaa,
fmsaa emlled la eighth l.
wirhita. I I; Oklahoma City. I I.
Tulaa : K, Joseph, T.
l enirr at liioui Oil), ra m
Tadajs Caaaaa.
r.klshon.i City it Wiihlti
St. Joaepb at Tulsi.
lea Meihas at Iwr.var
No other gams shed!e4
MUIRAAK.A (-TAT1 IX AG IE.
Ktaadlaa.
w L Tn' w t.
ralrhory r It .v TCnfolt M 9
Linroln tr. II .V Patna It M
Baailttgs :i II .lit br d lelaad II M
Yeatrrday 'a BeaaHa,
Baitrlfe. 4-7; Llnroln. 1-4.
rurbury. 1: Hastings S.
Cried Island at Norfolk, ra n
Today's Cassea.
Pairbutr at Haatlnga
Grand, Island at Norfolk.
Linrola at Bestrue.
rt
44S
441
NATIONAL LCACie.
SiUaadUWa.
W U rrt' W.
V. Tn.
Sew Tor n D
rweburra
TO iff
Fa. Louli 11 U Mt. rhlraaa tK 11 44
ltrnlll-ll IS Ml .SW ftoatoa M 4na
CumnnsU U it .at i'tilladalnhla 21 M JWI
YeaterJay'a Keaalia,
Cincinnati. ?i Plttaburfh, 4.
Near Tork. 4: Boaton. S.
Brooklyn, I; Philadelphia. 1 (11 ln
nlnca). St. Lou la, 11; Chtfaco. 1.
Taday'a Oamea.
Boaton rt Thtladelphia.
Pttuburcb at Cblrafn.
Clnrtnnatl at St. Lou la
No other ramee acheduled.
Prt
4.4
AMCBICA.V LEA G II.
KtaMllBt,
. 1, Ml W
a 2r -W Waabltiitna SI
17 Jl .M4'neeeland "
Jl .Kill Roatoa 21
24 32 .SlSTalledtlnhll 24
fit Lonlt
N Tori
lVtrolt
Chirac
.414
Veaterdar'a Beaalta.
Waahincton. 2: Philadelphia, 1.
Chlcaco. 4: Cleveland. L
St. Louia. t: Detroit. 0.-
Taday'a Gamea.
New Tork at Boaton.
Pt Louia at Cleveland.
No other fimre acheduled.
AMEBIC AX ASSOCIATION.
Staadlna-a.
w. l. ret ' w. l
Bt Paul 40 24 .f JS'tH r llla Sfi 2
bidiaraunlll 42 .f If Oilumhua t! St
Minarapolia .t! 2' .Ulti Kanaia City 2T 44
Mllwaukoa 2' JJ .535 Tr-ldo 22 4
Prt
.44t
:i
30
Yeaterday'a Keanlta.
St Paul. 11-1: Loulivllle. J- (second
Came railed in lth).
Toledo. -J. Milwaukee, 1-f.
Clumbua. 1-1: Kanaaa City, 1-2.
Indianarolia. 14-12; Minneapolis 4-11.
Today'e Gaaaea.
Lettiavllle at Toledo.
Indianapolia at Columbua.
No other samf:a acheduled.
OUa Hit Hoalik Hard.
Tulaa. OH., June 26 Tula, bitted"
Hovllk hard in the firet flva inninea to
day and defeated St. Joaeph to 7 in
Ike first fame of the aeriea. Jaa Bono
witi drove in aix of the vlaitora' aevea
rana with a pair of home runa. aach com.
inf with two men oa.
BT. JOSEPH. I TULSA
AB.H.OAI AB.H.O.A.
01 ton. lb
Onrrldeti. h"
Fiaher. rf
Bonowitz, ef
Derate, aa
SI H Bennet. h" t 2 1
5 12 a'Ttinnitram, Hill!
3 0 1 InH rf 4 1 1 ft
SSI I'Suart, as 3 s Z
3 2 1 M-UBb, cf 4 3 4
S 1 0 Bnmtn. 2h 332
4 11 S'lltrrll, lb 4 17 0
lilt iTroabj, c 4 I 7 ft
2 O BoeJilar, p 4 12
2 10 an!
f TotHe M 12 17 t
! McDonald. 3b
1 Sterenaon, 2b
I Kandler. e
j Horllk. p
j G rover, p
j Total 40 11 24 Si
j - Scare by innings:
'St Joseph 3ft0' 400 T
'Tula ill 221 ftftx
I Summary Runt: Corrtoem (i), Fiaher
! '21. Bonowitt (2). Grover. Bennett,
i Thompson. Davia, Stuart, Lamb, Leila-alt
J (2. Crosby. Boehler. Errora: Dejate.
McDonald, Kandlek. Stuart 2). Hantaan.
RArn(.ft riina' Tulu T - St Tn.nk s.
I Left on baaea: St. Joseph. 8; Tulsa. S.
i Two-base htta: Defate (2), Croaby f21.
Bennett. Lelivelt. Home runs: Bonoarttl
(2). Lelivelt. Boeh(er. Davis. Stolen
bases: Thompson. Stuart, Stevenson.
Base on balls: Of f "Boehler. 1: off Hov
llk, 1. Struck out: By Boehler, 7; by
; Hovlfk. 2: by Grorer. 1. Wild pitch:
Hovllk. Hit by pitcher: Fiaher by
Boehler. Bauman by Grover. Time: 1:41.
Cmpirea: Ormsby and Holrne. Runs and
hits: Off Hovllk, S and 1 In 4 2-1 in-
nlngs. Passed ball: Crosby.
Blakralry Ceta Homer.
Wichita. Kan., June 25. Wichita won
two games from Oklahoma City today
j to 4 and I to I, bv hitting when hita
I meant runs. Blakealey broke up the firat
game when one on and on out In the
30th. when he hit one over tha center
; field fence. Scare, first game:
i OKLAHOMA CTTT. - WICHITA "
AB.H.O.A AB.H.O.A.
Pitt rf
Mane, as
Midrlleton. If
JticDanlel, lb
Lone, cf
Natle. 2b
Glnalardi. Sb
Moore, cf
1 : Smith, rf
S Waabnurn, Sb
D Bereer i
1 Eaat,cf
1 Blakealer. rf
21 MrDrwell, H,
S Purtell. 3b
' Haley, c
T Gregory, p
0 12
1 0
2 4
1 0
i Young, p
Toula .
33 S 21 12! Totsll
37 12 30 14
One out when winning run fteored.
Oklahoma City ..001 21 ftOO ft 4
Wichita 10D 010 10 1 S
Summary Runs: Mann. Long, Ging
lardi, Moore, Smith. Washburn. Berger
(2). Blakealey. Haley. Errors: McDanlel.
McDowell. Haley, Gregory 2). Sacrifice
hits: Mlddleton. McDanlel. Ginglardi.
Berger, Last, Toung. Two-baae hits:
Long, Moore. Mlddleton. Berger. Home
run: Blakealey. Earned runa: Oklahoma
City. 1; Wichita, t. Double plays: Nigie
to Mann to McDanlel, Berger to Waah
burn to McDowell. Struck out: By Toung.
: Gregory, 1. Bases on balls: Off Tountf.
: Gregory, t. Left on baser: Wichita.
7: Oklahoma City. 7. Vmpire: Burn
aide and Fltipatrick. Time: 1:50.
Score, second game:
OKLAHOMA CTTT. 1 WICHITA.
AB.H.O A-: AR.H O A.
McDanlel. lb
2 Smith, cf
4 1
3 ft
Pitt, rf
Maan. aa
I Midileton. V
: McTjuUel. IB
j Fiaher. c
Kroeaer. 2b
l Glnaiarrli. b
j Moore, cf
I Roberta, p
! Payne, p
ft Washburn, lb
3 Better , aa
' Eaat. rf
2 Blikealev. rf
3' McDowell, lb
3'Purtan, Sb
3 Hale, e
1 ScIUra. p
Totall
t 1
3 1
3 1
1 2
1 I
4
1 t
1 0
i i i
i
a ii ru
Totals 33 ( 21 15.
Oklahoma City "20 1B oft 1
Wichita 001 01 li S
Summary Runs: Middle-ton, Fiaher,
Singlardi. Smith, Washburn (I). Berger.
Errors: Mann. Ginglardi. Berger. Purtell.
Sacriflce hits: Washburn. Berger. Two-
base hits: Fiaher !. Middieton. w..h-
burn :. Three-base h'ta: waahbum. ! ire.ght rates, with tee exception OI
Earned runs: Oklahoma City, t: Wichita. ! .Vnt- nrrviouslr ren'nrerl in arrnrrl
6. Stolen baaea: B'skealey. Hits: Off i lnosc Pr"!OUS y reQUCea in acCOTO-
Roberta. io la 1-1 innings, struck out: i ance with orders ot the interstate
i F'St-TlrJrZ
i seiiara. s. Left an bases: wtchita. t:
, crkiahcma City. . Hit by pitchar: Rob-
erta br Stliara,
Cmplre:
Burna.de. T.me
1:45
r
Justice Hearing Ward Case
I Warned to Free Defendant
j White Plains. N. Y., June 25. Su
preme Court Justice Iforschauser,
who has held several hearings in the
j case of Walter S. Ward, charged
i with the murder of Garence Peters,
has received a threatening letter.
I warning him that he would be shot
i ualesi Ward were Lrced.
Taaa rtralea.
Ciao'aratl Juna SI I'r ia rf ihair
th.rj e'ra gkt im f e, w I'ttiet jigh to-
'da. lha h4a ml a dal aa.ej. ef Ifte
aeriea aid iaa-il iba t'sta la the ra a
I Tt him lent. . t i'r.o hard in (he
' eieonil sad far'h :aM"gs and t 4 b
I a .unrig ea h'o?a
1-irraBi ai.u t nviKxart
AH H O A
AM n 0 A
I I
&!asan'.ll. 7S
I Hum. rf
a OtuMrt Ik
S tv.-u. .f
i rt
!"
I lUii a rt
1 i atatv as
I f IH1. tl
Cuu p
c r. "
Kta It
B I 1"
hamtan t
T'araa a
K-trrf. ft
line.ai lb
(KKra. t
, t'arlarei.
aVMaiira
Tt.MlHoa p
Tia
SI II V )t
Teme
; H'uiigea 6V t
Toula J4 4 IS
Hatted for (ar:a.e la nflB
battel f'r Ham llon Is ethth.
a. ... k,H tfininpa:
P.ttaBurth '
I I' ar.na.ll '
1 Hatnmaei Rune' Carey. Tiay'."r, Jtch
1 arer. Tiernee, Harrrava (ti Bcllre 1.
j rateney, P-ne'u 1J1. trrora- H ta.
, t aveney. PlnelU Tao-baaa hit: llohae.
Thiee-Mae ht'a' Or!trm Tierney. Racri
1 flea htta- IV.hna. Caveney ill tvouhie
rtar: Caveney to Hrhna ta I'aaaert lft
Ion baaaa- rutaiMira h. : Ciacinnatl ..
i Iiaae a U!l: ("ff Hamilton, : off HU
' I ncarorth. 1; aff Couth. 1. Struck out:
By c-iiiro. 1: by Hamilton. J: by Couch.
, 1 l!a Off Car on. In 4 innmpa; off
1 Hamilton. 1 In 3 Irninra; eff Hotltnce
' worth, t In 1 Innmr Ptd hall: !vh.
' Ioalrr pitcher: Carleon. Vmplrea: 'll
'and K:m. Timt: 1 14.
Kelt Ceta hiJi Hmiut.
New York. x. t. June js The cianta
dnfeat-d the BraKi In ax erritina ama
br th- acora of 4 to The New Torttera
w 'run tn tha
HMZV.
uabed ov-r the alanine
j ninth Inritna on baaea on
I and ?m:th and r'nrh hit
alnf le G-arre Kelly hit naa atlth home
run of tha aeaaon off Marquard in the
(fifth Tha Bravee tied the arore In the
etchtb ob eurceaalve hita by Holke and
Ford. O'Neill' cr flee fly and 'inflea
by Barbara and Bouthworth. Scored
BOSTON I NEW TnK
Alt RO A' ABHOA
Pr-wall ef
Rarhare. Ib
vuibwla. rf
4
Raneenft.
4
4
0
1 Rawllnaa.
1
1 .
1
I 11
2 1 Friarb S
4
Mrhitlena. If
I t'nilar. If
Howie!. 3b
I Holke. lb
j Ford, aa
I O'Neill, e
1 Maronard. T
CbrlBtenVy
1
t
2 1
M-uarl. If 4
ft' Yemg. rf 4
It Kellr. Ih 4
.rrmntarhani.cf a
2 1
4' J.aael, rf
e-amfh. c
I Vehf. P
Roher.
fi
1 1
f
a
1
ivearainr. p
Trtal
34 :
Totala 11 1 2 HI
Two out when winning run aeored.
Baited fn- Marcjuard In e'.fhth.
Ran for Gowdy In eighth.
prora vy !iiuma. . 1
Ttoaton 1 p t)t
New York 00 f; J0x 4
Summary Runa: Powell. Halke. Ford.
Kella (2). Cunnmgham. 8te-rel. Errora:
Suthwonh. Two-baae hita: Friath, Ford.
Home run: Ketty. stolen baaea: South
worth, Stenital. Sacrifice: O'Neill. Pwubl
plava: Bancroft to RawJlnir to Kelly.
Nehf to RawMnn to Kelly. Left on baee:
New Tork. 4; Boaton. 4. Baaea on balle:
Off Nehf, 1: off Oeachr'r. 2 St-urk out:
Tly Nehf. 1 by Martiuard. 1 Hita: Off
Marquarrl. 7 in 7 inntnea: off Oeachrer.
1 in 1 :- Innlnra; off Nehf. 7 In 7 2-J
fnninra: eff Ryan, none in 1 1-1 Innlr.ira.
Hit by pitcher: By Nehf (Nlcholaonl.
W'lnnlna? pitcher: Ryan Loilnr pitcher:
Oeschger. VraplreB: Qulgley and Mono,
Time: 1:4:.
RoMna Win la lacaahatli.
Brooklyn. N. T., Jum i. Brooklyn
ram from behind to tla the Phiilica ta
the eighth Innlnr of a eenaationa! game
today and won In the eleventh. J to 2.
Cadora checked the viaitctra in the extra
Inning while Deberry drova Schmandt
home with the winning tally. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I BBOOKLTN.
AB H O A.' AB.H.0 A.
Ham, v
4 1 5 High. 3b 5 1
41 s lohriatnn. 2b 514
5 11 0 B. Griffith, rf 4 14
5 1 ft ft Wheat. If 11
I Parklnaor.. 2b
I Willlama.
Waftor. rf
Ler. If
Fletcher, al
Italic lb
Petem. e
Weinert. p
Bmlth. p
5 5 ft: Mvcra. cf 5 17
4 1 3 Mttrliell. lb 2 0 7
4 0 It 1 :c!tmar,itt, lb 1 1 3
4 1 4 2 Olenn. as 5 0 1
2 2 ft 2 IVhrtT. e 5 2 1
1 0 T Schriter. p 2 ft ft
'Cadore. p 1 ft 0
W 21 If'MnTirrtn 1 1 ft
l"Nfl HOB
Tmali
I Toula 39 S3 1J
One out when winning m- aeored.
Batted for Mitchell in eirhth.
BRtted for Shrlver In seventh.
Philadelphia 100 OWI 10 ft 1
Brooklyn 0P0 Oft lift 1 1
Summary Runs: Willlama. Peters.
Johnston, Wheat. Schmandt. Errors:
Fletche- (2). Two-base hita: Rapp. John
ston. Myera. Thre-bts hit: Wheat.
Horn run: Williams. Sacrifice: Rat p.
"rirrTt-.
B. Griffith. Stolen baae:
Schmandt. Double plays: Olson to John
ston to Mitchell, Johnston tr. Olson and
Schmandt. Left on bases: Philadelphia,
t: Brooklj-R 10. Base on bails: Off
Shrrver. 1; off Weinert. ; off Smith, 1.
Hltsr Off Phrlver. H in 7 Innings: off
Weinert, 7 in 7 Inninps: off Carlore.
none In 4 innings; eff Smith. 2 In 1 ln
ninga. Hit by pltch-T: B Weinert
CWheat). Struck out: By Shrlver, 2; by
Cadore. 1; by Weinert, 1: by Smith. 1.
Passed ball: Pete-. W'Inning pitcher:
Cadore. Losing, pitcher: Smith, t'mplrea:
McCormtck and Eenteile. Time: !:4.
Card Wallop Can.
St. Louis. Mo. June 25 An avalanche
of hits by the Cardinals burled the Cutis
under an 11 to 1 score today. The Chi
cago team showed a complete reversal
of form and their fielding wai far from
good. Score :
CHICAGO I ST, LOnS
AB.H.OAI AB.HOA.
Statu cf
Hnllocber, I
Krai. 3b
Crimea, lb
Prrherg. if
Miller. If
Terry, 2b
Wirta. e
O'Farrell. c
Aldrldae. p
Oeboroe. p
Totals
4 2 1 o riack, rf 5 11ft
S Smith, cf 5 4 3 0
SiRornalrr. Sb 4 13
l'M-Hetirr. If 5 13ft
Foumier. !b 2 15 1
ft Stock. Sb I 2 ft 1
5 Ainanrirh. o 5 21
ft'Tann. as 3 ft J I
r Slierdell. p 4 10 2
T Totals
15 1! 27 12
S4 ( 24 17
Snore by Innings:
Chicago t ft 00 1
St. Lauii 012 502 lOx 11
Summary Runa: Wirta. Flack (2).
Smith (3). MrHenry, Fournier (21. Aln
amtth. Lavsn, Sherdell. Errora: Holloch
er. Krug, Orimea, Stock. Two-base hits:
Grimes, Flads, McHenry. Three-bftsc
hit: Hornsby. Home runs: Fournier.
I Smith. Sto:r. baees: Hollocher (21,
Hornsby. Sacrifice htta: Aldrldge, Four
nier. Double play: Stock to Hornsby to
Fournier. Left on baees: Chicago, 12;
St. Lout. 3. Base on balls: Off Sher
dell. 5: off Aldrldre. 1; off Osborne, i.
Struck out: By Sherdell. 5; br Osborne.
L Hits: Off Aldridge, in 4 innings; off
Osborne. 4 in, 4 Innings. Hit by pitched
ball: Lavan. by Osborne. w;ld pitches:
Sherdell, Aldridge. Winning pitcher:
Sherdell. Losing pitcher: AldrlSge. Um
pires: Hart asd O'Day. Time: 2:00.
j Freight Cut Ordered
at Road's Suggestion
Lincoln, June 25. The state rail
way commission, in an order issued
calls for a 10 per cent reduc-
, ,- , . - , . . t. ..... n
' y railroads of the state on an
! Conimerce commission The order
, of today is m line with the general
j reduction determined upon by the
( ln,trstate
.ornmerce commission
i and was made at the suggestion of
the railroad companies.
Ex-Lincoln Man Drowned
Lincoln. June 2?. Dean Stokke.
former Lincoln resident, emploved as
. : r. r - -
an engineer jor xrie uuriing-.on, was
arownea in tne r;ait river near
Bridgeport Friday, according to word
received here. He served in France
durirg the woild war.
Matched
Welters Will
Meet in Bout
Here Julv Ith
a
Poupla County Post cf
American Lejrion to t3ge
Battle Between Local
Scrapper.
By RALPH WAGNER.
"Kid" Srhlaifrr. Omaha's kalf
pctu;r el:erttight slugger, and
HllO I-Or.. a.SO
of O'riiihs, hae
It'n ssr.cd for a
1'1-rcur.d brut to
be shaped at the
City Auditorium
ihe afternoon of
July 4 The Doug
hs county ist of
the American Le-
1 cion w;l stag
the fight, which
has been aubfti
tuted for the
Rerer-C ibbon s
content.
Both Schlaifer
and Logan have
exchanged ring greetings vi Omaha
Kfore the lat:T winning a referee's
,tl ,.,-
fiecisifn wiinn wa ...-
ar -nh the purchasers oi 5J ticket.
Managerltss. Schlaifer will em-
bark On niS feconq lap oi n jian.
trip, chucked lull
of confidence in
himself as man-aeer-fighter.
The
"Kid- ha bid
good-bye to John
ny Creeley for at
least a week and
intend to handle
his own business.
In meeting Lo
gan, Schlaifer w-ill
meet a clever
welterweight; one
who can use his
noodle ls well as his fists, all oi
which is a valuable asset to one who
depends on his rifig earnings as hi
bread and butter.
The Lejrion expects to line up a
pood card of preliminary bouts.
Sixtv Are Nabbed
by Cops in Raids
on Beer Parlors
City Jail Is Surge of Prisoners
and Bondsmen Cell
Capacity Soon
Exhausted.
Raids begun by federal agents last
week on Omaha whisky and beer
selling parlors were continued by
police and more than 60 persons, in
mates and proprietors were arrested.
Trie raids were conducted by a
oi special squad under Sertreant of
JJ Police Gardner and Detectives Dan-
Daum ana ramtag.
, From midnight until dawn the
police .station was a surge of prison
ers, professional bondsmen, ward
captains ar.d relatives, seeking to
provide bail for those arrested.
The cell capacity' of the iail was
early exhausted, ?.nd the detention
hospital was pressed into service.
At 819 South Kineteenth street
five persons were taken, and next
door, 817 South Nineteenth street. .
four more were caught. Fred Mc
Donald, J. E. Williams and Otto
Heble were named as the jironrie
tors. ,A large quantity of beer was
taken at both places.
A "black and ta.n-' drinking resort
at 2524 Caldwell yielded a dozen in
mates, son.e nepro and some white.
The races mingled on the dance
floor there Beer and whisky were
plentiful. Al Gray was held as the
proprietor...
There were 20 men and women
drinking the old week out and the
new one in at Cosimo Russo's resi
dence, 3720 Ohio street, when the
raiding squad appeared. All were
bundled into the patrol wagon and
emergency cars.
Jesse Wiggins, 1310 North Twenty-fourth
street, was host to 10
"friends" who were charged with dis
orderly -conduct.
Rail Labor Board
Decides for Workers
Chicago. June 25. Just as the
general grievance committee of 90
plunged into the work of can
vassing the strike vote polled among;
450.000 railroad shop men through
out the country, the United States
railroad labor board handed down
six decisions against four railroads
upon one of the three main issues
on which the vote was taken the
employment of the contract system
or the "iarming out" of work to out- .
side firms.
In finding the reads guilty of vio
lation of the board's rulings, the
labor board followed the precedent
established a few weeks ago in its
decision in the case of the Indiana
Harbor Belt railroad. In that case,
however, only the shop crafts were
affected, while some of the cases de
cided today were brought by two
other classes oi workers who are
now taking strike votes the main
tenance of way men and the clerks.
Heaviest Actor on Stage
Dies in New York Hospital
New York. June 25. Raymond
Kelliher, widely known as ""Fatty"
Kelliher and the hoviest actor oa
the American srage. died at
Bellevue hospital, following an at
tack of heart trouble. For tr.ar.y
years he was a ssccessml polite
, comedian and vaudeville performer.
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