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TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE! TUESDAY, APRIL 10,, 1006'
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At Cherryvsl this company ha reflnerv No. 1
In ticeeesful operation, snd commmclni with this
week will handle three hundred (300) tarnli every
twenty-four hour. We hv been selling. oil for
several months. nd know that under the present
market price, $4 2 per bun-el In conservative. We
own or control our own production. Even If the oil
trust should break the market one-baJf, Uncle Bam
would Bt III make big mor.y.
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XV BIXTT DATS WXTX 600 B1ABIM MOBB
PEB SAT.
Oo up to Atrhlfon. Kss.. and ynrt will find ITricl
Bun refinery No. I nearlng completion. Thl re
finery will start with eoo barrel' flally capacity, and
will be Increaeed to 1,000 barrel by Borne time In
July or August.
narorBBT bo. s at tttiju wili, bttabt at
too babbem ttm sat.
Work 1 not only crowding- ahead at the htg rlrer
refit) err but nearly 1100 mile to tba aouthwert tha
trade Bam flag ia flying; on the bank of the Arkan
sas In the very heart of the great Indian Territory
siiTToandad try thousands of frlenda. with a market
waiting- for tfnel Bam oil all over Oklahoma. Tula,
not only haa fir railroad, but light baraiea en ba
taken down tha Arkanaa river to tha Southern mar
ket, ooBrBTjnro oafaottt op ptb rnmi-i ttwoxb
lAM ABTXaTBBTRS WTLIt BB 1.SO0 BaBJULI
BT JTrLT OB AUOU8T.
By the middle of July or August Tfncl Bam
Chain of three leftaeriea will be handling Fifteen
Hundred barrel dally. Nine hundred barrels of thl
oil will bring the company under th. present market
condition) 4.19 per barrel, while 00 bsrrels will
bring t'ncls Bim $5 4 per barrel. Tlioee of you who
think t'nele Bam stock will not Increase In olirt
vehjea to 11.00 per ahare and continue to grow in
value will have sufficient proof In lees than four
months that the stock offered to you In this an
nouncement was a fortune maker.
BT BBTTBTa-BXm IB TjrBYTIiB SAM KBTIBBSIBI
bo. a Aim wo s wxx.x. bb tjb to a,4oo bab-
BUEZ.S BAXXT.
The big river refinery. No. 8. by Atchison, and
also refinery No. . On the hanks of the Arkansas by
Tulsa, are being built so that in sixty days' time
hey an both ba Ine reused at a very small expense
to 1,000 barrel capacity par day at each plant. Th1
will make Uncle Bam combined output! by early fall
.TOO barrel dally. Thl will be dona regardless of
what any knocker may say, for thl company doei
what It lays Its plsns to complete. Even allow Unci
Sam a profit of only SB cents per barrel, while we
will make nearer ten times that amount, and yon
will realise that th man's head is level who Is buying
Vnol Sam took.
mil yaopvoi thuusabtjs or bajuu:x.s ox
oxx. fbobc otrm owbt wblii.
Unci Sam Company own four oomplet drilling:
rigs. Every one of these drills are at work and
may be Increased to six or ten drills In less than
ninety day. Uncle 8am started In to win. and with
the loyal backing of nine-tenths of the voters of the
Missouri Valley Is (rowing stronger every hour, and
will force a change for the good In th oil field,
i The tlm to Join our band Is while you cn. The com
pany I offering you a square deal and a great
money maker.
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TTTTjrO BTATTOST9 HOW COMPLETED MOBB
VTOEB COHSTBUOTIOH.
AJ th following trade center In the Mlssoarl
Valley atatea Unci Sam Company ha refined oil
toreg tanks, tank wagons and loyal men delivering
Uncle Sam oil to Its thousand of customers. No
trouble to eU the nil. Could be sellicr right now the
ontput of a lea Thowtand-barrel daily capacity re
finery. There are over flva hundred good trade cen
ter that want Uncle Sam distributing station, and
It will be Just a question of a few months until
Uncle Sara oil will be placed on the market In sev
eral scores of these place. It takes tlm to line up
11 of thee stations, but steadily and safely Uncle
Sam I taking on stronghold after another until the
day will come by fair dealing and superior oil
Unci Sam will secure and maintain the oil market
of the Missouri Valley. Better Join our army now,
over va thousand strong, and da your part to push
th good work to ucieas. Meantime If you do your
trading at any of the following cltle Insist on your
merchant standing by a home product. From one to
three tank wagons are delivering Uncla Bam oil
very day from Uncle Sam storage tanks In the fol
lowing named cities:
Atchison, XpesTenworth, Anthony. Wlnfleld. WH
lngton, .Una, Wichita. Bt. Joseph, Pittbnrg, Cherry
vale, Mineral, Oonoordta, Bntohlason. Topeka.
While et Kansas City, Ottawa. X.awrnoe. Great
Bend and Tulsa fnrle Sam wagons will soon be de
livering Uncle Sam oil.
BIXTT-BXX MILES MOBB MATH TBTJHB FTPS
' -X.IBB FTTBOBLASBB. .
This will give Uncle Ram on hundred and thirty
five mile main trunk pipe line. Th aggressor oil
trust and their railroad allies. following
the black flag of criminal rebates, with all the power
of their dirty millions cannot hinder the onward
march of the Uncle Sam chain of three refineries and
pipe lines, simply treatise Vncle Sam Is fast getting
onto Independent grounds. Just a matter of a few
weeks until sity-sl mile more of the main trunk
ripe line will be delivered and completed. Uncle Sam
(a going Into the oil Industry to stay, and Is purchas
ing Byara wrought Iron pip, which will last for
thirty year. With main trunk pip line completed.
Uncle 9am can pump oil from the great oil fields
near Bartlesvlll to the Missouri river for Mb cent
per barrel, while from the larger part of the Kansas
field We "n pump to the Missouri river for from
thre to lx nts per barrel. Without this pip line
the oil trust railroads would refuse to haul our
cars, would delay our shipment and Juggle freight
rates until Uncle Sam would be crippled. However.
TTncie Sam has followed the safe course, and over
our pipe lln we ran tranaport our oil to the Missouri
river, and then bv llarht fcnrr to Omaha, Oonnoll
Kraff. St. Joseph, Kansas City. Jefferson Olty, St.
Xionl. Memphis, and. In fact, can snd will reach th
market of the world from St. Imla. Uncle Sam
will save yeesrlv in freights slone enough to pay
more than six tf8) cents per share In dividends on the
stock now selling snd herein offered you at only
twentv etnti per sher when'lt capacity 1s up to
thr thonaand (3.000) bsrrels per day. However,
sllowlnr for msnv s mishap, the Investment still
etends on fionand cVipcpg to on of golrsr to con
siderable pest nar. or R1.0O per share, or fly tlm
the present selling price of the slock.
MAMMOTH FXPB X.XHB FTJMFS.
Two of the main trunk pipe line pumps and
boilers sre now st Cherrvvsle and paid for Three
more will be shipped at once. The first five eta-,
tlons will be completed dii'tr the next slxtv dnvs.
snd the one hundred and thirty-fly miles of pipe
line put Into Immediate use.
OASS FAXS IH FOB STOCK AITD B.EFXHTS OXX.B
TTP TO BATH IS OTEB 848000.00. ,
Tnst a matter of a few days until the Half Mil
lion Dollar mark will be reached bv Uncle Sam In
cash that has been pild In for stock and oil up to
date. Thousand upon thousand of this money has
been Invested where It has xivafoldod In vain for
Uncle Sam. Besides this there Is now subscribed for
stock already allotted from the treasury close to
Sixty Thousand dollar (ISO, BOO) which will be paid
during the next three to six months.
CXi MXZ.I.IOH SOX.I.AB8 AHTJ TEH THOUSAND
. STOCKHOLDERS
Will he beck of Uncle Sam In lea then ninety
days. With this vast army of loyal men It means a
power for success arH that In every hamlet Uncle
Bam men will be guarding the Interests of Uncle
Sam. Uncle Bam from the start has tried to secure
men ss well as money and would rather have Ten
men uborlb B100 atch than on maa $1,000. From
the way the stock 1 slllng now the balance of on
million dollar will be received during the next four
month nd our band of loyal atockholjera in
creased to past ten thousand. Every state In the
Union Is represented. Makes no difference whether
you live In New Tork, California or Florida, you
are welcome to Join our band. The people of th en
tire Hation are hack of Uncle Sam. and the time will
come that Unci flam oil will be sold a far and as
wide a its stockholders are now located. Canada,
Old Mexico and several places across the sea are also
represented In Unci Sam Company.
BUSXXTTAVCXS POB THE FART THTKTT SATS
QVXB) FXFTT TKOT7SAHS DOLLARS.
Tou may think that Uncle Sam stock Is not In
demsnd and that you have plenty of time to secure
stock before It Is all sold. However, a few minutes at
th home offtc of the company would soon change
your mind. From ten to sixteen clerk are kept busy
At work on the eompany'a books and In sending out
resorts and Information to th thousands of stock
holder and prospective investors. Every day tale-
f raros are received reserving stock, while special de
Ivary and registered letters are continuously arriv
ing." and other mall bv th hundreds from the four
corners of the United States. Remittances for stock
and oil during the pat thirty days are over fifty
ihouaaad dollar. Wise Investors from everywhere
are buying the stock, and from telegrams and In
quiries now received Indicate that close to On hun
dred thouaaad dollar will be received during th
next thirty days, and when the next thirty dass have
passed -Just thst much more pip line and refinery
equipment will be bck of Uncle Bam.
THOTTBAHDS .
TOV ABB
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Write for Pictures and
Further Information
Writs or Wlra to Tha UncU
6am Oil , Corrftjany, Cherryvalg,
Kas., and tho' company will send
you promptly further Information.
XATB FAXS WKAT
ABKED TO FAT
When you Jon Uncle Sam you pay no more than
thousands of others. The stock todsy would bring
thirty to forty cant per share, but Uncle Sam can
complete the greet work outlined and sell the stock
at twenty cent per share. So we are going to crowd
the work to completion and the stock will soon go
to par sfter the refineries and pipe lines are all
completed. Pon t vou think you had better Invest
B10.00 to B1.OO0.00 while you can do so t a price you
know la right?
GOOD WELL AHD OOOB FOHTT7HB FOB TH0XB
AM OH ETZBT KABTD.
When you Invest your monoy with this rs.pldly
growing enterprise you place your Investment where
It not only will bring you good reults. but vou fur
ther the cause of a square deal In the oil fields.
Every day Uncle Bam I growing stronger, while
very day the attack on the criminal oil trust are
Increasing from every point In the United Stales.
Unole Sam Is the reoognlsed formidable foe of the
trust, around whom th common people and all fol
lowers of the square deal can rally and do effective
work. Attorney General Hsdley haa forced the oil
trust anarchists of New York to testify and hsa
won hi case In Missouri, and has discovered testi
mony that will start suits against the aggressor
trust In twenty-five more states. Every day the oil
truat Is losing ground, and. like every band of
crimtnala following a black flag, will be driven to
defeat and forced to respect law and compelled to he
decent, and that leaves a opening for Independent
oil. and Uncle Sam is the only enterprise In a posi
tion to step In and secure this great oil trsde. flood
will snd good fortune seems to be with Uncle Sam,
and the man who .can read the signs of the times
Just a little bit know TTncie Bam stock Is the win
ner of the day and the greatest Investment offered .
In the United States. Now Is the time for you to
invest and help the good work along.
WILL COMMXBCB FATTJTO SXTXSXHSS JXTHB 90,
1906.
Figure for yourself the great profits made In re
fining oil and consider the strong lineup of Uncle
Sam with Refinery No. i at Cherryvale now In suc
cessful operation and with two more great refineries
under construction that will soon be turning In much
greater earnings, and you will readily see thst divi
dends will not only commence June SO, 1904, but
will continue and double and treble.
DOHT BB MXBLEO BT OXX. TBTT8T LXXB OB
BKIH OAMB BBOXEBS.
For several rnfinthg there has been a systematlo'
game of blackmail against Unci Sam. Certain sup
posed financial medium have circulated trust Ilea
for so much per. Other blackmailing and skin game
brokers have sneaked cut rate advertisements on
Uncle Sam stock In a few papers.
Don't let these parties beat you out of your
money or delay you in your Investment until others
hav the stock you want. When you want stock send
your remittances direct to the company and you will
be properly enrolled and receive your stock by return
registered mall.
OWtl OB OOHTBOLS OXX. BXSBT8 IX OTXB
TBXBTT TB0USAXB (30,000) ACRES
Owning refineries, pipe lines, tank car, storage
tanks for both refined and crude oil, and also tank
wagons, backed by public sentiment and our terri
tory wher Unci Sam 1 selllrfg the output of Re
finery No. 1, and will sell the output of Refineries
No. 1 and No. 8, by thousands of stockholders, and
with oil right on which Uncle Sam can drill thou
sands of oil wells, certslnly 1 a lineup that all
must admit 1 Impregnable. Among the Thirty Thou
sand (30,000) acres above mentioned Is Eleven Hun
dred Acre Lot 43, Ofar, where the company now ha
a settlod production of between 300 and 400 barrels
dally. We have thousands of barrels of this high
grade oil In storage with which to start the river re
finery No. i. We are now tank-caring some of this
oil to TReflnery No. 1, but will only do so temporar
ily, or until pipe line now purchased is laid and
completed. On thl Eleven Hundred Acre Lot 43
Unci Sam now ha room for Sixty (80) oilers be- '
tweea well already drilled .on proved ground. This
oil when1 run through Uncle flam refineries and ths"
Paraffin plant that will soon be built at the river
refinery at Atchison will bring Uncle Sam Four
Dollars and Twenty-nine Cents (14.291 per barrel un
der present conamons. There are Tea famines liv
ing on this one oil property crowding the work for
Uncle Sam. while In the other departments of the
company are over forty men regularly employed, and
at other times from fifty to 100 extra men are at
work on refineries and pipe lines. Every hour th
drills go deeper toward the oil pools, and every hour
additional pipe line and refinery eoulpment Is gnlng
back of Uncle Sam, making th stock you buy In
crease In value. It would take you over six weeks'
time to go over the different oil properties and visit
the different refineries and oil stations, hut w
think If you would come and spend ope day on
Eleven Htrodred Acre Ijot 43 yon would be entirely
setlsfled. Ton are solicited to come and see for your
self. TOT BHOTTLO ACT FBOMFTX.T.
Uncle Sam Companr I doing a great work and
has the support of Influential men everywhere, snd
the lesdlng newspapers of the nation are helping
the company by giving them very low rates on adver
tlatng. On this account this advertisement will ap
pear In the leading pnpers of the Union over twen
tr million people will read It. The telegraph wires
will be ticking orders for atock while you r decid
ing what to do. Resides this, thousand of the stock
holder are Increasing their holding snd wecqrlng
the neighbors to Join them. Would advise yon to aot
promptly with your remittance.
BZFBBXHOXf.
Montgomery Ountr National Bank. The Pojn"eB
National Bank. Cherryvale State Bank. 11 ot Cher
rvvsle. Kb. : or to T. R. Clendemln, president Com
mittee of Forty Atchison. Kas : or to William
Ptryker. editor The Democrat. Tulsa, O. T., Dun and)
Bradstreet both give the company rating.
BOW TO SXHS MOXHT.
Remit by draft, check, express or prMtoffie
money order made payable to the Uncle Sam Oil
Company, and vour stock wll) b sent you promptly
by return registered mall.
OOl
HO
100
2R0
S00
shares,
shares,
shares
shares
WILL SBXX. STOCK AT
PRICES AS FOLLOWS I
t 10 00 1,000 share
TBI OLXJ
JO.OO
80.00
100.00
.. 00.0
1.K00 share. 100. 00
8.000 shares.,,... 1,000.00
MOHTHLT FATMirXT OFFXB.
In order that men of limited means may be able
to secure part of this veluahle stock before an ad
vance, which Is sure to come soon the company. In
addition to offering It treasury stock at the above
cash prices, will sell on th Installment plan a fol
low:
Shares. Cash.
100 K.AO,
5R0 7 KO.
B00 IB. 00.
l.ftftO 30.00,
and six raonrM-r payments.,..! 00
and six monthly payments..., T.BO
and six monthly payments.... 1B.00
and six monthly payments.... so. 00
. 1BU.0U
8.000 150.00, and six monthly payment
SPEC! AX. OFFXB.
Company will sell 16,000 shares to on man al
$2,800.
SPECIAL MOHTHLT PATMEHT OPT EH.
Company will sell IB. 000 shares to one man oo
monthly payments for a 1500 check or draft down
and balance $400 a month for six months.
xx ooxoxitmox.
The charter name of tWs company 1 "Th Uncle
Sam OH Company." Authorised capttallxatlon 1 ten
million dollars. Tar value of the stock Is 11.00 per
share. Stock I non-assessable, and there Is no per
sonal liability. Every share of the stock draws the
ssme amount of dividends as any other hare. All
the stock hss been sold for cash or It equal from
the start. The men at the. helm of this company are
the same now as on the start. The old guard art
still In. the traces. We have great faith In the bright
future of the company, snd the stock offered here
in we honestly believe will pay everyone handsome
returns who buy at the present price. There Is
chance that the stock will Increase In solid valuei
to at least 33.00 per share, while, on the other hand,
If It even goes to 31.00 per share. It will beat 00 pel
cent of the Investments offered In the United States
However, bark of all thle, every man who Joins us
as before stated, helps a good causa. W solicit you
in good faith to invest with us, but you should send
draft or check by return mall to make sure of se
curing stock at price named herein..
For further Information writ or wire . .
THE UNCLE SAM OIL CO.
or H. II. TUCKER. JR.. Bec'y. Cherryval. Kas.
HARD TO GET JURY FOR CLARK
Difficulty in Securing Ken Not Opposed to
Oapital Punishment,
ALLEGED FLURY MURDERER ll) COURT
toaaty Attorney Blabaaab Will
'l'ush Tbrouak All I'rudlug
Marder Cases as Rapidly
a , Possible.
UnusUMl difficulty Is being expeiicnued
In securing a jury to try Harrison Clurk.
no of the three negroes charged with the
murder of Street Car Conductor Flury
at Albright March 8, because of the preju
dice of Jurors against cupltal punishment.
Th examination of jurors was begun in
Judge Sutton's court Monday morning and
continued throughout the dtiy.
County Attorney Elubaueli asked each
Juror whether or not he was opposed to
inflicting the death penally, and so many
answered in tho affirmative that little
headway was made. By adjournment time
in tha evening forty-nine Jurors had been
questiuned and thirty-two excused for
cause, most of them because of objections
to the death penalty. A few were ex
cused because they could not understand
English well and two or three because of
prejudice against the defendant.
The defense has exercised Ave of Its
eighteen peremptory challenges. It Is possi
ble the panel will be exhausted before a
Jury Is secured. In this case a special
venire will have to be called. ,
One of the jurors examined declared he
would not Inflict the death penalty on an
Illiterate person, or one whepe bringing up
or environment had been bad, but he would
have no scruples aguinst hanging an edu
cated man.
The crowd' that gathered to listen to the
opening 'of the case was not as large as' it
was In the O'Hearn case. E. R. Lee and
Hugh Myers appear, as attorneys for th
defendant, and County Attorney SUHangli
Is .being assisted by Deputies Murdock ami
Fitch.
A new Jury reported for duty at 0::10
o'clock and the granting of excuses oc
cupied the attention of Judge Sutton until
11 o'clock, delaying the opening of the
murder case.
Judge Button announced .that bunlneas
reasons would not be accepted as an ex
cuse from Jury duty.
"The most Important business In DougUs
county Is right in this court house." he
declared. "Only statutory reasons will be
taken."
Following the Clark trial County Attor
ney Slabaugh will push the other murder
caees through as rapidly as possible. Ho
will try to dispose, of them before thi
grand Jury assembles May 7. There la a
question whether all prisoners not tried
will have to be indicted bytthe Jury. County
Attorney Slabaugh Is of the opinion they
will not, hut in order to make sure all
pending criminal cases will be placed be
fore the jury for action. This will make a
large amount of work for the grand Jury
and Its sessions will probably continue nt
least a month.
'PA GETS FIRST FROM SAINTS
Omaha Wins by Outplaying the Boys Who
Wear the Ealo.
splendid Krcorti.
Dr. King New Life Pills have made a
splendid record by curing headache, bilious
ness constipation, etc. Sc. Try. For sale
bb Sherman Si McConnell Drug Co.
The confidence of the public is
the final proof of merit,
Old
Uideroof
' Rye
' Has stood the test
It is old and pure,
CHAS. DENNEHV & COMPANY,
Chicago
WELCH IS THE STAR OF THE WHOLE SHOW
Lrinui'i Team Fat Ip the Best
Krusl of luy That Has
Been Here Thus
Far.
Onialiu won the ln-fct game of the ex
hibition series with Bt. Paul at Vinton
street park Monday afternoon because It
outplayed the visitors from Minnesota. The
latter presented the strongest front of any
team which lias been here this season. The
fans were quite encouraged after yester
day's demonstration. The game was even
all the way through, with Omaha showing
a trifle the better form, enough so to win
by the 4core of 7 to I
Yesterday was the first day the Saints
l.ud presented! a united front this season,
part of the team having been i playing
through Iowa and part at St- Joseph. The
Saints liavo greatly strengthened their team
since laat year by the addition of four
players from the Bt. Louis Browns. Sug
i.rn. Fadtleu. Van Sant and Fiihli. All
these played yesterday except Fr!nk, who
probably will play today, his place being
taken by Slagle, who is thought by some
to be a better tickler. Bo it Is no mean
team which Manager Ix-nnon has sent
against the Colts. Stoval, who was sent
In to heave them over, also is counted one
of their best pitchers.
Yea Saat Geiu It Over Fence.
Van Sant started the runinuking in the
first inning by placing the ball over the
right held fence In the same way PenneJI
and Green of the Chicago team had dune
the day before. Omaha blanked in the
first und went one to the good In the sec
ond. It was then seesaw until the seventh,
when Omaha made three and cinched the
game. Several of the Omaha players
showed an Improved form over anything
they have dune so far this season, espe
, dally Welch, who made a one-hand'-U
j cjtch on his meat hand which made the
bleachers rise en niasso and howl, lie got
two hits at opportune time and otherwise
played the game. Harry threw from deep
center Into (bonding's hands Just In time
tu cut off a run In the eighth Inning.
Fa changed the batting order for a trial
and it worked out just right. Fenlon got
to first every time he was up but once, and
Howard helped htm along with three hits.
I" rring is showing fine form at thlrdand
fields the hull as prettily us any, even as
the old hunter and trapper himself. He Is
showing improvement In hitting under the
personal supervision of Pa himself. Corns
was as wild as could be Imagined, but tho
captain was receiving aud held him safe,
so he did not pass but three. Port was
hit for six safe ones In the six Innings hu
pitched and no bit were made off Corns.
The same teams will play this afternoon.
The score:
OMAHA.
AH. B. II. PO. A. K
Kenlnn. rf 3 ! 1 1 0
Howard. 2b i 5 S (l 8 1
Kwy, If 3 II 1 1 II 0
W ell ll, rf i i 4 1 0
Ihilan. lb 4 l 3 1 U II
It iiuklv. ra 3 1 12 7 (I
r.-ii ina. 3h i u 1 1 1 0
tionUiiig. c 3 il o 4 0 n
r.ni. p...'. t ' o 4 o
Coi ns, p i a i
Freese 1 0 . 0 0 0 0
Totals .31 1 12 17 17 1
) ST, PAUL.
- AB. n. H. PO. A. B.
Geler. If 2 11110
Wheeler, 8b j 0 11 1 1
VanHant. cf 4 11 ,2 0 0
Blanle.'rf 4 0 0 1 0 -n
f addon. L'b 4 0 0 4 2 1
Pierce, lb 4 12 9 11
Marcan, ss 8 0 0 1 4 0
Hugdn, c 3 1 1 4 0 0
Btovnll, p 3 0 0 0 4 0
Drill 1 0 0 0 0 0
V Totals ..33 i 6 S!4 13 3
Prill batted for filaple in the ninth.
Freese baited for Port in the Blxih.-
Omaha 0 2 1' 00031 7
St. Ph :1 10002100 0 4
Two-buse hits, Howard, Welch, Oeler,
Wheeler. Home run: VanSant. Buses on
ball: By J'ort, 5; by Corns, 3; by Blovall,
5. Struck out: By Port, 1!; by Corns. 1; by
Btovall, 3. JJoublo pluys: Port, Runkle and
Dolan: Welch and Gondlng; Geler and Sug
den. Stolen basex: Unwind. Welch. Pierce
and Geler. Sacraflce hits: Bansey, Peirlng
2. Time of name: 1:46. Atu-mlance: 300.
I'tiipli: War Sanders.
IMVKHSITY BEATS 1.EAGIKR9
Base on Ball Followed bj l.ontr Hit
Torn the Trick..
LINCOLN, Neb., April 9 (Special Tele
gram.) The HlldiiHHS of Pitcher Harmon
in the ninth lnnlkg ciiKt Ducky Holmes'
Western leanuers todays practice game,
the Slate university team scoring three
runs on ns many bases on balls, followed
by a slawliInK three-base drive by Bellamy.
The HryaniteH tilled the bases In their
half, but could not squwze home the tying
rin. Jack Thomas, formerly of the
Omahh team, but wiio is now playing first
base for Holmes, clouted the ball over
the left field fence, the first home run of
the practice season. Holmes" Bryanites
and the Cornhuskera .are booked to play
seven practice games before the opening
of the league sens'in. The series now
stands one victory for each team. The
K.li.fc,.
...0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 34 6 3
...0 01002 00 03 S 2
Clarence Holmes. Harmon.
Zl 111 a 11 and Rogers for Lincoln; Alurse,
Doit and Kaar for Neoraska.
score :
Nebraska
Lincoln .
Batteries:
ST. PAIL WILL. HOLD SILLIVA3
o Contract Necessary Between
I'layrr and Club.
CINCINNATI, April 9 The application of
Player John K. Sullivan that his sale by
the Bt. Paul Ameili-un association club to
the St. Iwouls American league club be
set a .hi (I a and thai he be declared a free
agent whs denied today by the National
Bane liall commlKsion.
Sullivan claimed he had received no share
of Hie purchase money and that no con
tract was submitted to him. The Bt.
lxiuis management ueclared that alter the
purchase it was found lhat the player was
EXTRACT OF BEEF
the most concen- v
trated form of beef
goodness for sick
room and kitchen
lAUST hay THIS sirnatare
,n fchi. or ot rBuiB
not needed, and proper waiver having been
ecured he was returned to St. Paul. Un
der the circumstances the commission de
cided that a new contract was unneces
sary and Sullivan belong to St. Paul.
SIOIX TRIM IP THE WHITE SOX
Pitcher Raaar Knsy for the Western
Lea'ajae Player.
SIOUX CITY, la., April 9. Pitcher Rugar
of the Chicago American league team was
easy for the local Western leaguers today,
trie latter winning by a score or to 3.
Rugar was replaced by Patterson In the
sixth Inning and there was no scoring by
the locals after that. The outfield work
of the Chicago team was loose, especially
In. the first and third Innings. Bcore:
lOl'X CITY. CHICAGO.
B.H.U.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
ftmpbeli. If. 4 3 0 0 0 Green, rf 6 0 1 0 u
Bauer, lb.... 4 1 10 1 !Vinon, If... t 0 0 0 1
Cheney, rf... J 0 1 9 u Hart, c I 0 2 0 II
Nolillt, rf.... 4 1 I OAndreM. ... 4 a 0 0
0 14 (llliindou. lb., t 0 1 1
11)1 J C lerk. 3b.... 1 4 2 0
10 1 UPennell. lb.. 4 I it 0
1 I 1 u Welilay. cf.. 4 I 1 0 t
Oil Hugar. p.... J 0 0 t 0
1 0 Paltertun. p. SI 0 0
GERMANY ASKS FOR DELAY
Weed. 2b. .
Kroet, ea
Brenuan, 3b..
Hem., c
Corbtt, p...
Jarrott, p . .
1
e 0
1 0
Totala 33 37 11 t Tolala 34 T 34 13 3
Sioux City 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 6
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 03
Earned runs: Sioux City, 2; Chicago, 2.
Twurbase hits: Pennell CJ), Clark. Camp
bell, Hess, Nobllt, Frost. iJnuble pluys:
Bauer to Frost, Clark to Pennell, Clark
(unassisted). First base on errors: Chi
cago, 6: Sioux City, 2. Left on buses: Chi
cago, 8: Sioux City, 6. Stolen base: An
dres. Sacrifice hits: Cheney,' Hess. Base
on balls: Off Corbett, 2; off Jarrott, Z
off Rugar. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Brennan.
Struck out: By Corbett, 4; by Jarrott. 2;
by Rugar, 1. Innings pitched: Corbett,
four; Jarrott, five: Rugar, Hve: Patterson,
Three. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Black. At
tendance: 900.
BIG LKAGIE OPI11SS THIS WEEK
Nationals and Americans Start la on
r Season.
The major leagues open Jn earnest this
week, after the most disastrous spring
training trips In the history of the organ
izations. Cold and rain have been encoun
tered on all sides and scarcely a team ot
the sixteen but lias struck bad weather all
the way through. The Nationals open
Thursday and the Americana Saturday.
President Pull lam predicts this year will be
the banner one for base ball. Nearly all
National league teams have been strength
ened except New York and Philadelphia.
The 1'hlllles atarted out with a new lot of
youngsters laat year and hope for great
things from them this season, and McGraw
simply said he was satisfied with his cham
pions and did not Intend to break up a win
ning combination.
Hnntrra aae Jack Snipe,
Jack snipes are heard nightly on their
way to the north and some are slopping utt
long enough in the marshes around this
section to give the local gunners a chance
to get a bag of these dainty morsels.
StK kton Helh made a small lw north of
Calhoun and others have had little success,
the water being high and the birds hard to
reach. Guy Thomas and Wiley Johnson
of the freight .department of the Burling
ton returned Monduy from a successful
shoot north of Broken Bow. The season
on jacks is not up until May 1, but thl Is
the last week the hunter will have at the
ducks, as the season is over in Nebraska
April 15.
Sporting Brevities.
Pittsburg, the championship aspirants,
lost a game to Nashville Saturday.
Some wit ha said the St. Ixuis Cardinal,
by loving five games to tha Browns, are
playing in their usual intd-summer form.
J. I). Ringer haa been appointed assistant
city attorney for South Omaha, 'the Dean
was a good pusher, while on the Corn
busker foot ball team.
And still the papers are handing out de
lightful packages to ' I'elsier. Big Jack
will not be leu astray by any flattery, but
will go right out and make good.
The great Rube Is also In shape again.
In a game Saturday against Duity s teaiu
he held them down to three hits, two of
which were scratches. The Athletics won
the series, 4 to 1. 4
Jlggs Donchoe returned to the game ,aU
urday, afler having lieen out fir a W.frk,
threatened wlih blsid polAon. Some bustier,
in sliding into nret cut his aukl null
beully wiia the spike.
Would Have Second Peace Conference at
The Hacne Postponed.
MAY INTERFERE WITH OTHER MEETINGS
Red Croi Conference and Pan-Amrr.
loan Congress Both Fixed for
Time Proposed for Assem
bly In Holland.
BERLIN. April i.-The Associated Press
is officially .informed that the German
government ha suggested an adjournment
of the second peace conference at The
Hague, in order not to interfere with the
Berne (Red Cross) conference, where the
Geneva convention will be revised.
Germany has not suggested July, as the
munth for the conference, but is trvins: to
persuade Russia to postpone assembling
The Hague conference, so thut the North
American, Cential American and South
American states may be able tu send rep
resentatives to the European conference
without interfering at the same time with
the Pan-American congress at Rio Jamelro.
So Other Date Snggested.
WASHINGTON, April S.-So far aa la
known no power haa suggested another
date for the second Hague conference than
that mentioned in the Russian communica
tion of last week and it Is said that th
problem 1 perplexing-.
Indian Open Ball Season.
DAVENPORT, Neb., April . (Special
Telegram.) The ball season will open at
this place Wednesday afternoon with a
game between Green' Nebraska Indians
and the locals. The local learn has or
ganized by electing Prof. B. A. Brltten
ham captain and C. C. Mc.Leese manager
and expects to have one of the best local
teams In this part of the state. The busi
ness men here have decided to purchase
bail grounds and erect suitable pulldlngs.
Briton to Piny Base Ball.
LONDON. April . At a meeting )n Lon
don tonight It was decided to form a Brit
ish base ball association. Although the ini
tiation was taken by professional foot ball
clubs, stress was laid on the desirability of
fostering the amateur side of the the game.
It was suggested that the protection of
the American and National leagues be
sought to prevent the importation of Ameri
can professionals.
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