TnE OMAHA lOVlTAI "REE: RATT'TtnAY, MAY 20. 1003.
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OMAHA WRATHER REPORT
Friday .shower.
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MILLINERY
Continued Sale of Children's Hats- -
Leghorns, Tuscans and little roll
brim sliiipps, with nice ntturtivo
trinjruiiijr ; tliis is a magnificent dis
play of trlnniH'fl hatH for children.
A line (specially gotten up for a
week-end sale: they are really
2.49 value will close
'em aU out Saturday . . .'. ,
STREET HATS STREET HATS
98c
A Hhirred Charlotte Onlay or a
'jtoll ltritn 8ailr; plitior ntjlp in
ribbon nnrl wIuk or quill triui
mlPK; p:uly : a ' .". m vnluo;
Snrnrn'sy
1.49
(More elaborate jiml finer effects, fl.OO values
$1.98)
TRIMMED HATS . TRIMMED HATS
A THIL'MPII OP RXTHA VALl'B G1VIXG-A TOPULAR PRICED
Till MM BI IiAT-Stjies inelihle turbans and f I,J1-.
lHrtfvr offocts. Uric loiiar
An Extra Special irt Trimmed Hats This is no manufactur
er' liue of samples (o culled) no second bnnd pattern frnnv New York,
tint noV. fresh, sweet, attractive, bona fldo merchandlnp; styles CA
In extraordinary varieties, values up. to )f 7.50, Saturday...., AijU
Ovr Peerless $5 "Sinclair" C reaction Founded on the
sauciest conceptions of the quixotic I'arlsionne, Improved by the touches
of perfection, by the genius of. American Idea, turbans, .''Tommy Atkins,"
flaring dress uliapes, Tuscans. detni-dresH shapes, and no two alike; a hat
that others would boost as being worth anywhere from C ff
$10.00 to sir.uu our price . ; '...'. D.Kfkf
' 50c Sheet Music 5c .
400 copies ttf be closed out quickly, including a few of jw
Friday's big hits, "Thunder Cloud" and "Hilver Star"at DC
Second Floor, Sheet Music Section.
Embossed Gme Pictures 33c
The preltlet IHnliiK I loom subjects ewf
sold In Omaha, reaily for fnunlnn, col
orlnp and rinlxmKlnn are of the finest
workmanship, remarkable
values ..... '01
Thlrtr (IH.otn (ireen Tradlnjf Stamp.
Note our beautiful durpla.' Harney slunl
window.
3 Sweeping Pyrogrtphy Bargain
$1.40 Photo Hi lies, kIzos 8 1-2x15 l-iix
1 Saturday Qftt
only, nt O0
arc croup Panels Dutch Roys and (Jlrl,
Saturday 1Q
only, at 1C
2.rc 8-inch circle Panels, marine scenes,
etc.. Saturday Ti
dily, at lsoC
Outfits, up from 1.79
Paints for colorings . 15c
PICTURE FRAMtNO-Call. write or
'phone UK your wishes. Money saving prices
and highest quality of workmanship.
Booksand Stationery
Bttliotle Cook Book, new FQA
BdlOou , ?()C
JTotrisns Exchange Cook Hook, PO
large air.e . ,, JOC
Fifty (.?.".) tJreen Trading Stamp.
XJnou mid Hond Writing Paper and
Envelopes, 1 quire In Ixix, C
worth oTc, 4c and fcSc. at JC
Twenty ($2.00) Oreen Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Olde Amsterdam I.lnen Paper,
assorted shades, one C,
pound .'. 4 DC
Twehty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Knvelopes to match paper, latest A
shapes,' one package lvv
Five 150c) Green Trading Stamps.
- Main Ploor.
Hammocks!
Hammocks!
Kvery pattern and combi
nation of colors Imaginable.
Closing out our large line
of samples Saturday.
Double (Ireen Trading
Stamps.
Crochet Sots, V 1 s hi n g
Tackle, Tennis Goods. Ilasc
Hall Goods and all Out Door
SportR. Get our prices.
Special prices to all clubs.
SPOKTIXG GOODS
SECTION' MAIN FLOOR.
BENNETT'S CANDY SECTION
An Immense Quantity Vanilla Flavored
Marshmallotvs, 25 In sack Jc
Per pound 1 o
Pox Ftirs. each 5o
nve i.kk'.i tJn'Pii I railing Stamps miii
package Lemon It'ois 5o
CIGARS
A genuine French Hrlnr Pipe, celluloid,
horn or rubber, bent or straight
"tern 50 o
Fifty (.r.no (;reen Trading iltanips.
Havana Prlncipes, ft long filled stosle,
1"0 for 1.75
TTi $:t.rOr (Ireen Trading Stamps.
Havana Seconds, ft Sc stralcht clear
Havana, ! for 25o
20 ($2.00) (Ireen Trading Stamps for r0.
Amorosa Patterson High (irnde Smok
ing Tobacco, can 15o
Extra Oreen Trading Stamps on nil
box trade.
Sweet
Carnations
Delicious &nd Fragrsvnt
Flowers on sale
Saturday morning
about 9 a. m. in
Grocery sec- )C
tion, dozen.... I
One cent each aa long as
the supply lasts
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Interesting list of bargains for Sat
urday customers every Item a money
saver. Fifty ($5) Grpen Trad
ing Htamps Willi t
pounds finest Java
ami Mocha 4 fil
Coffee I.VJVf
ORANUhATHU
17 pounds I.W
Forty (Ml 4ieen Trad
lnK Stamps with
pound Tea, 7Bp
(any kind) 0
Forty ($41 Oreen Trad
lns Stamps with sack
(fl muiir flo.inn Trail.
IHiKH fun nuiimini c
Fifty (JS) Oreen Trad-
Inn Btanips wnn len
pound box California Prunes, S5C
Fifty' (ti ViVeer i Trading Stamps with Ave
pounds splendid Japan Rice, nr1
at
Ten (1) Oreen Trading Stamps with OBir
pint bottle Snlder's Salad Dressing "u
Twenty (2) Green Trading Stamps OHp
with can Diamond "S'' Fruits "uw
IING PO
21
Fifteen (II. SO) Oreen Trading Stamps En.
with five rans Solid Tomatoes UW
Fifteen (J1.60) Green Trading Stamps En
with five cans Cream Corn -Vw
Twenty t2) Green Trading Stamps OAn
with two cans Table Syrup cJy
Ten ($1) Green Trailing Stamps with U
two cans Omar Raked Reans C7W
Ten (III Green Trading Stamps with 2()c
two cans Pumpkin
Ten (II) Green Trading Stamps with QC
three-pound ran Omar Pears ,u
Ten (ID Green Trading Stamps with c
three-pound can Omar Peaches auw
Ten (11) Green Trading Stamps with OEc
pint bottle Snlder's Chill Sauce mU
Ten (II) Green Trading Stamps with pound
can Hennett's Capitol Raking 24.C
Powder
Ten (II) Green Trading Stamps with Ofr
two cans Omar Hominy "W
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with OAr
with jar McLaren's Cheese "w
Five (6'ic) Oroen Trading Stamps Ar
with Jar Mcl.aren'8 Cheese
Ten (II) Green Trading Stamps with 20r
pound full Cream Cheese fc "
Ten (11) Green Trading Stamps with 20f
pound Rrlrk Cheese -. V' W
Ten (11 1 Green Trading Stamps with 20c
pound Mulnster Cheese vw
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with two
tumblers Three Star Cranberry 20C
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with 20C
two large cans Apple Sauce aw
Just Received Big Quantity of Fresh Saratoga Chips
Special sale per sack. . . 5c ! Per Pound
SAMPLES FRISK SAMPLES FREE.
20c
BUTTER. HEADQUARTERS. Direct from the, best dairies daily
No customer will be sold more than
ten pounds. No dealers supplied.
Just Received Five Thousand Pounds.
BENNETT'S CAPITOI. CREAM- 2.1 C
ERY, on sale Saturday, pound
i (Full weight guaranteed.)
Money-Savers
5c
, Praches,
pound CJq
Rex Lye,
can
Washing Pow- Olr.
ilsr. il.ar can
Bennett's Bar- O 1 n Malt Vlnegar,lc
gain Soap, bar.
bottle
Early June JC
Peas, can...
3aked Beans,
A Saturday Sensation in Crockery
Japanese Sugars and Creams
SIX ASSORTED SHAPES AND DECORA- T jX
TIONS, 75e values, Saturday, price JtJ'Ks
Ten ($1.00) (ireen Trading Stamps with each.
33 1-3 per cent off on Havtlaud China size
patterns. Only a few pieces of n kind. Plates,
Cups and Saucers, Cake Plates, Celery Trays,
Olive Dishes, etc. 33 1-3 per cent off ever piece
Saturday. Second floor.
Peerless Attractions in Dry Goods for Saturday
LADIES' TAFFETA SHIRT WAIST SLITS In
black, navy, brown and green waist Is tucked
both In front and back, has stock collar with tie,
Bishop Hleeves, pleated full
skirt all sizes. . . ;
LADIES' CHANGEABLE SILK SHIRT WAIST
SI' ITS, In browns, blacks and greens waist has
a surplice effect, trimmed with braid and buttons.
leg mutton sleeves with a tucked cuff-13-goro
skirt, pleated
12.50
14.50
Outing Suits
CHEMISETTES, In fine swiss and linen, lace and
embroidery trimmed the newest thins for
neckwear worth up to $2.50 special C
Saturday $1.75, $1.25, $1, 75c, 50c and. ..ZtDQ,
TURNOVER AND STOCK COLLARS, In linen
and lace, all the latest desirable patterns-
regular 25c values special Saturday,
each
GERMAN RENNAISANCE COLLARS, all
assorted five styles to a box regular 80c
value special Saturday, box
10c
COATS AND SKIRTS made of a pretty grns grain I
. cord, natural linens, duck colors, blues, greens, tans,
reseda and white.
"BEE TH R 1'OAT ST'lTS- coa t 30 Inch length, lialf
tlttlug back, straight box front, straps down the
. frwntt piped vlth white, large sleeves and pleated
skjrt all slzea 'jji blues and white-- .. -CCA
$7.50 and , D,D)
BUTCHERS LINEN SPIT, in white, blue and
reseda. Coffee jBcket with large sleeve, blue, piped
with while, audAvhite piped with blue A CA
skirts are pleated all sizes 1U.?U
LADIES? WALKING SKIRT. Umbrella style, the
nobbiest rutif joor colors, black, navy, A Q C
browii' prices $7.05, $(i.l)5 and HtiJd
LADIES' NEW DRESSING SAQUES-nearly one
thousand to select from prices
50C tnid.. OVt
A RARE RAR(?A1N IN BLACK SILK COATS
finest black glaccl silk, box coat style, yoke double,
sleeves Vtatiiv lined, length 30 Inches, handsome
black mohair trimming a regular , f y PA
$17.50 coat for. iD3
LADIES' WHITE AND COLORED WASH COATS,
lit duck, piipie aud linon colors, white, tan and
light blue the styles are the newest Q C
prices $4.05 and JLJJ
Fine White Chlffffon Rnching Collar Lengths -patterns,
regular $1.00 to $1.50 values, CO
kpeclal Saturday, ewh 75c and.. IV.. JUC
FINE. EMBROLDERED TURNOVER AND STOCK
COLLARS, In rich designs aud patterns, also lace
stocks, regular 50c values special Saturday, IP
each... .. . D
EXTRA QUALITY LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, In
plain, embroidered and fancy lace borders
regular 15c values special Saturday, each..
EXTRA FINE LIS LB LACE GLOVES AND MITTS,
In' short and opera lengths, assorted colors In white
and white aud black regular oOo and 75c
values special Saturday, pair
LADIES' SILK GLOVES Black, white, modes and
gray, the same as you purchase elsewhere for rf
75c aud $1 special Saturday, pair JUC
Stocking Sa.le Saturday at 25c
lflgh class ladies' hose, nil black, black with white soles
or feet, lace boots or full lace, embroidered and striped
In. all the newest designs not. a pair of these hose
but are worth 50c or more all Saturday 1g
sJi
St
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Hardware Specials
Ten (II) Green Trading Stamps
with Watering Can, Japanned
Inside and out lie
Tel. (ID Green Trading Stamps
with Watering Can, japanned
Inside and out 2Uo
Ten (1) Green Trading Stamps
with Watering Can, Japanned
Inside and out Sou
Twenty (12) Green Trading
Stamps with Watering Can,
Japanned Inside and out....3Tc
Twenty (IL'i Green Trading
Stamps with Watering Can,
galvanized, best quality 3Je
Twenty ($:! Green Trading
Stamps with Watering Can,
galvanized, best quality 44a
Twenty (:') Green Trading
Stumps with Watering Can,
galvanized, best quality 4tio
Twenty fc) Green Trading
Stamps with Watering Can,
galvanized, best quality 6tc
Double Green Trading Stamps
On all Points Saturday.
Remember we are headquar
ters for Ready Mixed Paint.
BASEMENT..
Small Correct Time and
Sure Alarm.
Alarm Clocks
Alarm Clocks
69c
Shirtwaist
Sets
Big Assortment oh Sale C
Saturday, 15e, 10c and. . .
.'Jewelry, Main Floor.
Bennett's Great
Meat Section
Plenty of everything. Nothing
short. Quality guaranteed.
I-af trd fourteen
pounds for
Pork l.i. ins
pound
Pork Shoulder Roast-pound
Chickens!
1.00
8ic
6ic
Chickens!
124c
8Jc
Mutton! Mutton!
25c
All Fresh Dressed Hons
pound
Fresh Dressed Young Roosters-pound
Basement
desirable
50c
10c
25c
at.
Three Ladies' Union Suits for $1
Extra fine Staple Cottou our 50c quality,
Saturday 3 suits for
Rugs! Rugs! RugsHEZ
Stock Rugs In our window
10x15- Duchess Symrna, regular $37.50, at . .
0x12 Duchess Smyrna, regular $30.(, at
0x12 Selvage Syiurun, regular S2.YOO, at . . .
Uxl5 Selvage Smyrna, regular $2K.75,t. . .
7-tixl3 Selvage Smyrna, regular $14.75, at . .
Fine Assortment of Smyrna and Wilton Velvet
at Cost While They Last Positively at Cost.
We will sell at less than cost of making.
. . 19.48 lo-xl5-fl Selvage Smyrna, regular $35.00, at 19,98
19 98 Uxla Wilton Velvet, regular $25.1 Hi, at u'oQ
. . 16.98 KMixlo-0 stock Rugs, regular $2S.5o. at 1788
18.98 S-3xlO- Axtninster Rugs, regular $24.50, at...ift4S
10.75 WATCH FOR SUNDAY LACE CURTAIN AlJ.
OUR WINDOW
t.C- 'i
!( TO .
IOOK.in our window to
day see the new
styles , of the exquis
ite "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes.
Observe the rich Patent
Leathers fordress and semi
dress, the soft lustrous
Black Kid for general wear,
and the smooth mellow
Tans of Russia Calf.
Mote the smart Blucher
effects and the natty Gib
son and-Court Ties with
wide ribbon laces and bows.
See these and tell us:
Have you ever seen quite
so tasteful an array of foot
wear, with style so smart
prices so moderate ?
Oxfords $2.50 and $3.00
'AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Kansas flij aad Colombo. Play Taa
Inuintfs to a Tie with Oae
. ' . Dcura Karb.
KANSAS CITY, May 1 -At the close of
the tenth Inning, when the game was called
to allow Columbus to eateh a train, each
leant had scored one run. Roth Kllroy and
Veil 'were effective at critical stages and
the contest was a battle between them.
Bonners two-base hit In the ninth, fol
lowed bv another bv nmler, gave Kansas
'City Us onlv run. Attendance. 1.H00. Score:
1'OUHBH . . ..KANSAS citt. .
.011
.
i
1 .11. HO. AC
t.lt. rt 1 l.lit cf-
Puk.ttni, cf. 0 1
Hul.wttl.. . ft 1
'Cttngaltftn. If. t 1
Klhm. lb
Vn,flt. ih
)t.rbfeu. 3b. ,
llvfcil G
Veil. - ,
0 Kr.nl.. rf.
I OlM.mr, lb
t OiRli'lt.rt. It.
0 0i LKin.bu. lb. V 1
2 ftjc.tro ...... t 1
0 ft! Tlonnvr, 2b. . . 1 9
1 Bullr, o 1
t OIKIIror, p 0 1
.011
i
Tol.l. 1 I 10 II o Total. I U I
Wrlgley out, infield fly.
Columbus 000, 0 01000 0 I
Kansas' City 00000000 1 0 i
; ICarned run: Kansas City, 1. Two-buso
Why Endure Pain
. the excruciating misery of blind, bleeding,'
. .itching piles, w hen there it an absolute cure f
' Dr. Perrin's Tile Specific is an internal
r remedy that painlessly produces a positive
and lasting cure. Pleasant to the taste, it
i it absolutely free from opium, cocaine or
other Injurious drugs. Simply take
spoonful three times daily before each meal.
Dr. Perrin's Pile Specific
Th Internal Remedy
' For dyspepsia. Indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, catarrh of the stomach and
kindred ailments It is the greatest remedy
that has aver yet benefited mankind.
J Think what a relief it would be to you to
be rid of these troubles and to avoid the
almost certain consequence of riles. '
Pu Pcrctn Medical Co, Helena. Moot.'
a
hits: FranU, Donahue. Butler. SacrllV c
hits: Nance, Veil. Stolen bases: Congalton.
I'ickerlng. Klhm. Double Ways: Veil to
Klhm; Uulswltt to V'M'.ey. Bases on
balls: Off Kllroy. S; off Tel!. I Struck out:
Bv Veil. 1; by Kllroy, a. Wild pitch: Kll
roy. Hit by pitcher: By Veil. 1. Left on
bases: Kansas City, 1; Columbus, i. Time:
1:66. I'mpire: Hart.
Millers Mia from Hooalrra.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 19 Stovall pitched
great ball today and kept the Indianapolis
hits well scattered. Attendance, 1.8O0.
Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. INDIANAPOLIS.
R.H.O. A.E.I . K.H.O.A E.
JonM. if I I 1 a 0 Csrr. lb V I I 0
Sulllr.n, rf . 0 1 0 Farrll. tb. . . 0 1 I k 1
Fraeman. lb. 0 oil 0 MoL'rry. rf. 0 1 1 0 0
Coulter. If .' 110 O.Thontr, f . . 0 I 10 0
Or.inini'r, lb 1 1 1I o'Roih. e 1 tlio
Vox. lb 0 t I t WHniaao. a..,.. 0 1 t I'd
Sihmldl. C...0 14 4 o'Dru... rf 0 110
Oyl.r, 0 0 1 Situ k.y, lb.... 0 OHIO
Stovall. p.... i 114 0 K.ldy. p 0 0 1 T a
Buff 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 4 10 IT 14 r . , .-n
Total. 1 III!)
Batted for Roth in ninth.
Minneapolis 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 -!
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Karned run: Minneapolis. Three-base hit:
Roth. Sacrifice bits: Sullivan Dickey
('!).- Stolen base: Jones Struck out:' By
Stovall, 3. Bases on balls: Oft Stovall, 3.
I'asHed ball: Schmidt. Left on bases: Mlrv
neapnliH, 6; Indianapolis, 7. Time: 1:80.
L'rnplres: Haskell and Figgemeler.
St. Paal Boochr. Hits.
ST. PAUL. May 19.-8t. Paul won today
from Louisville by hunching their hits In
the fourth, fifth and, sixth Innings, Corbett
of St. Paul was hit uv the head by a pitched
hall In (he third and was obliged to retire.
Slagle, who succeeded him. did not allow a
hit. Attendance, Mini. Score: .
ST. PAI L. I . LOl'ISVlLUt.
R. H O. A. E.I R.H.O A r.
1110 K.rvln, rf... 0
1110 Kallnus, if.. 1
0 aVolt. ct 1
0 Sullliaa, lb..
AM for fuller inspection. fiCrtf
CLOTHING SECTION
Some Boys' Clothing might as well bs made of paper. The way they
go through it is enough to discourage any mother.
WISE MOTHERS
Here's a Baving. Little Gents' Suits, 3 to 16 years old, sold up to ' ClC
$5.95, at JL.ZJD
Two hundred and fifty ($25.00) Green Trading Stamps. ,
Men's and Young Men's Suits the ever-popular Blue Serge Suit worth Q CA
$1 5,00, for ............. ................. . . ,. ............ tJJ J
- ' V- ; i ' ' V ,.'.... '" s:' ' -
icoung Mens &uits, iu to years small men, neres a saving $10.00 C A A
JiUU
8.88
suits for,
Cravenette Rain Coats, all our coats that sold up to $18.00 numbers
that we are not going to carry any. more to close out at ;. ..
69c
Pajamas, worth $2 and $8, at 1.39
Fifty (5) Green Trading Stamps. (See
Show window.)
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
with any garment of underwear, CHA
in all colors, at 3UC
Brokaw Bros Hand-Tailored Suits and Overcoats. See them
Vests 98c
These are odd numbers from SI. 50,
$2 and $2. 50 lines. Sizes 34 to 44.
Also stouts.
We still, have a few of those
Shirts at
Fifty ($5) Green Trading Stamps
Dutchess Trousers 10c a button, $1 a rip.
Double Green Trading Stamps in this department all day.
Remember that we sell Stetson Ha.ts
cheaper than anybody else
The $5.00 kind' vf CA Tbe $4.00 and Z (?A
go at $4.50 kind go at v
The Tate Stiff Hat $3
Double Green Trading Stamps on any hat
sold up from
Mutton Stew eight pounds
for
Mutton Chops four pounds 25c
Moiyon Roast five pounds 25C
Hams! -Hams!
Your choice of all leading brands of Hams
every one guaranteed, at tOi.n
pound
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps With
Each Ham.
Good Things to Eat at Our
Delicatessen Counter
Beat on the market. Fresh shipments
reri'l v eo daliy froif cisc) v- Co . Milwau
kee. We make all our own Pure Pork
Breakfast Sausage, Hamburger, Link Pork
Sausage, Bulk Pork Sausage, etc., etc.
$2 B
H?on' Ifft on baes: St. Paul. 10; Louis
ville. S. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Kane.
Milwaukee Wins Four Mralabt.
MILWAUKEE, May 19-Mllwaukee made
It four straight today by winning the last
game of the series early by a score of
8 to 3. Attencance, l,2ti(l. Score:
MILWAUKEE.
K.H.O. A.E.
Roblnaon, a. 0 0 1 4 1
O'N.lll. If.... 0(010
M'Ch'.o'y. rf 0 1 1 0 o
O'Brien, lb.. 1 0 II 1 (l
H.mplilll, rf. 1 1 1 0 0
M.-C'mlrk. tb 1 1 1 (I
H.Clark, Sb. . I 0 1
B.V1I1., e. ... I 1 5
Bat.man. p. . 0 j 2
'. I I 24 It 1
4 0 1 g
10 0 Zi
Toledo. 1
Glr, lb ...
Camay, rf..
Hemphill, cf
U DUN, M...
Mart An. Kb..
Whrllrr, lb
Klournojr, If.
Nootiaa. If .
K.ll.y lb...
Z.luBiV, c. ..
Corbvll, p...
Sla.l.. p....
1
t 1
0 I
1 0
1 0
0
1 1 14
0 1
0 0 0
0 1 1
0 hra.haar. lb.
Woodruff, lb. 0
Srbrtv.r, c... 0
Jumlia, aa. .. 0
li farpuaus, i. 0
1 0
t 10
0 0
o
t
t 0
Total..
I IH I
Total. T II if 15
Bt. Paul 0 0 112 10 7
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: Bt. Paul, 1; lxulsvllle. 1,
Two-base lilts: Jeler, Klournoy, Kelly.
Stolen bases: Carney, Wheeler, Kelly (Ji,
Kerwln. Double piay: Bchrlver and (jutn.
Ian.' Bases v balls: Of? Ferguson, H; off
Corlietl, I. Hit by pitcher: By Corbett,
Kelly. Struck out: By Ferguson, 10; by
Corbett. 8; by Hlagle. 1 Pm1 balls:
Sciwivcr Uj, Kalusky O). Wild plica: fw
Teams.
W on. Lost. Pet
TOLEDO.
R M n A B
t'llncmao, at. 0 1 10 0
uurr.it. If . , . 0 1 0 0 0
I.M. rf 0 0 1 0 0
Demont, lb. .. 0 0 I 4 0
t'oyla, lb 0 0 6 1 0
boyla. lh. . . . 1 1 K l a
0' Morlarltv. lb. 1 1 1.1 n
I OO'Hrlrn. rf. .. 0 0 1 0 0
I UK Clark, r. . .. 1 1 0
Miotitnan,. p.. o I I I i
Totals I mil 1
Total.
Milwaukee 0 0 0 O S
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0
tTn.na . r. k . 1,11.. .-..1.
- . .. ..in n.iiRrr, . , 1 oieOO, I.
Two bane hits: Bateman, K. Clark. Home
run: McCormlck. Base on balls: Off
Bateman, 3; off Minnehan, 7. Hit by
pitched ball: Hemphill. Passed balls
Seville, Clark: Wild pitches: Bateman.
Minnehan. Strucg out: By Bateman, 4;
,b Minnehan. 8. Sacrifice hit: Beville.
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 4; Toledo, 7.
Umpire, Kllng. Time, 1:40.
Standing of the
I'liiivu.
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis 22
St. i'aul
Minneapolis Si
Kansas City :4
Louisville 1:4
Toledo Zi
Toledo at Kansas City, Indianapolis at St.
Paul, Loulsllle at Minneapolis.
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Tarry Off Honors In Utah School
Meet. .
JOVyjCITY li. ilay.. tTeclal..T'
Ciam i Ida Grovo .'o
Mjh Kr.j.l Sftc mm v,..i bo poTfTUi.
East and West Des Moines second and
third, with and -'7 points. '1 liree state
records were broken by Cook of inde
pendence In mile run, Harris of West Dei
Moines In 44o and Taylor of East Des
Mollies in Laminar throw. Results:
100 dash: Miller of Hioux City Orel. Har
ris of West D Moines second. Uatea of
Capitol Park third. Time: 0:104.
High hurdiea: Nit hols of Ida cirove first.
Simmons of Ida drove second, Shepaid of
Eut Des Moines third. Time: 0:1, i.
Half mile: Anderson of bioux City first,
Andreas of East Des Molnrs second. Con
nell of East Das Molnrs third. 71me:
1.06.
0 yard dash; Harris of west" Pes
IS 7 .7:o
17 . 7 .701
11 11 .6eo
13 13 .41
U 12 .47s
11 13 .io
15 1 .375
6 lti .i73
Moines first. Turner of Orlnnel second,
Miller of Sioux City third. Time: 23:ot
Mile relay: Ida Grove first West Des
Moines second, East Des Moines third.
Time: S:42.
Low hurdles: Nichols of Ida Grove first,
Shepard of East Des Moines second,
Sherer ot West Des Moines third. Time:
17:01. ,
Hammer throw: Taylor of East Des
Moines first, Lumbert of Newton second,
Kauuett of Ida Grove third. Distance:
137.8.
Pole vault: Freeney of Ida Grove first,
Shepard of East les Moines second.
Length 1 -10.4.
440 yard dash: Harris of West Des
Moines first. Ward of Ida Grove second.
Gates of Capitol Park third. Time: 61 :t.
Shot put: Murphy of Ida Grove first,
Tavlor of East Des Moines second. Wells
of West Des Moines third. Distance:
41.01V. - . . , .
Half mile relay?' East Des Moines first,
West Des Mulnes second, Ma Grove third.
Tim.: 1:S7.
Mile run: 'Cook of Independence first,
Anderson of Sioux City second, Bresna
han of Ida Grove third. Time: 4:43.
Discus: Turner of Grlnnell first; Faucett
of Ida Grove second, Phelps of West Des
Moines third, instance: 96.4.
High jump: Mftxfteld of Malcolm first,
Hyland ot West Des Moines second, Clever
of Council bluffs third. Heights: 6 feet
. inceKs. . ,
Broad Jubju: Yates of Capitol Park first,
Hhermun l East D''S Moines second. Mur
phy of Ida Grove third. Distance: 20 feet
i lnch.f.
Ames Wins Second Uarae.
, AMES. Ia.. May 19 (Special Telegram.)
in a close contest here today Ames de
feated Highland Park college. I to 2. This
Is the second victory for Ames in a series
of three games. Score: It. I I.E.
Ames 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 S a 1
Highland Park.O 0000010 0-2 30
iun.,i' AmeH Reese and Cotton:
Highland Park, Kroger and Stark. Um
pires: Lewyn and Wlllett.
Uriuaell'a Fleldlnsr Poor.
IOWA CITY. Ia., May l.-Sperlal Tele
gram. BioUhKon for Grlnnell atruck out
three HawkeWs In the first Inning today,
but Iowa scored four runs. Iowa won
handily 6 to 0, Cretiineyer being invincible.
Bcore: R H E.
Iowa 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 1 1
Grlnnell .., 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1
Batwrta-:-' Iowa. Cretsmeyer and Dennis,
Grlnnell, tUtnithsoii and VatuHlua.
Cedar Haplds Undent. Winner..
CEDAR BAPID8. Neb., May 19 Spe
cial Telegram. t The Cedar llspirts High
school team won with ease from Belgrade
first team today; score. 14 to . The fea
ture of the game was a home run by Max
well of Cedar Rapids alth two met) on
base. Tbe local high school learn has
not been defeated this season, having won
eight games.
Principal. He. Ire to Control.
IOWA CITY. la.. May 19 (Special Tele
gram.) The Iowa Interscholaatlc associa
tion Is in the midst of a heated fight for
control of the organization that Is being
waged by the state principals. For ten
years past, since the formation of the as
sociation. It has b-en under the direction
of the high school athletes themselves. A
delegato from each school has had the right
to vote at the annual meetings and the
finances have been handled by a committee
of students. The fight of this year, which
was precipitated by an action or the stale
principals last December, will culminate in
the annual meeting tomorrow morning,
when the whole matter will be left lo a
vote of the student board.
The fight of the state principals to con
trol the association Is being conducted from
the Dea Moines High school, whose student
delegates, It Is said, have been instructed
to vote for the proposed chsnge. Ida Grove
has taken the most active opposition to the
change and 1ms made an active canvass of
the schools in the association during the
past month. The sentiment of the In
dividual studentH uniformly is opposed to
the chsnge, hut it Is believed the principals
may lu by coercing their student delegates.
machines snd would hereafter monopolize
the seeded raisin business of the I nlted
States. It is feared that this consolidation
of patents will prove a severe blow to the
Italsln Growers' company.
Crnl.er Detroit Aground.
WASHINGTON. May 19-The Navy de
partment today received a cablegram from
Rear Admiral Bradford, commander of
the Carrlbean squadron, stating that the
Detroit had gone aground at Puerto Plata
yesterday and that its port propeller "was
totally disabled. Admiral Bradford lett
San Domingo City for Puerto Plata yes
terday to Investigate.
Daughter of O. H. Darker.
Miss Maude A. Barker, w 110 Wednesday
evening was married to Mr. Howsrd F.
Shlnlock. Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Barker. 1133 North Eleventh street,
and not Mr. Thomas Barker, aa was Inad
vertently stated.
Jenkins Throne (iotcli.
NEW YORK, May 19 Tom Jenkins of
Cleveland, O., won a catch-as-catch-can
wrestling match from Frank Gotch of
Humboldt, la., in Madison Square garden.
Jenkins took the first and third falls.
osa4 starts with Win.
COZAD. Neb., May 19.-(6peolnl Tele
gram.) The Co tad nine played Its third
atue of the season at Eustls, Neb., today.
Score, 4 to 2 In favor of Cosad. Batteries:
Cocail, Reluhsrt and Atkinson; Eustls,
Atkinson and Harrlt.
Hal. la Packers Face Monopoly.
FRESNO. Cul.. May 19.-A bomb has been
thrown Into the camps of the leading raisin
packing firms, us aell as the California
Rttlflin Growers' comany, by the announce
ment that a company bad secretly LmiikM
up all the patent rights on ralaiu Seoul ng
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