THE BEE: OMAIIA, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1911.
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Rourkes Blank Sioux; One Notch Separates Athletics From Tigers; Giants Lose
ERRORS OF SIODX COST GAME
Eourkei Shot Out lowani by Score of
Three to Nothing.
TWO SUITS DT THE FIRST INNING
Oeaeatt Mettle Down aad in tha Ninth
with Bases Fall and Oaly Oaa
Mast Daws Strike
Oat T.
SIOUX CTTT, la., July t Blrrux CSty a
errors lost th (cm to Omaha, I to ft
Bth pitcher twirled shut-out ball. Two
misplaye and two tingles allowed tha 1
Itor two runa la tha tint Inning. An er
ror, a passed ball V d Texas leaguer al
lowed another tally In tha eighth. Mods
City had tha base Mil In the ninth with
only one man down. Demott settled down
and struck on the next two batters. The
scores
SIOUX CXTT.
. . AS. R. K. O. A. B.
i W . a v W
Bum. in 4 0 0 IS 1
Breen, It 8 0 110 0
- --'aw - w w
W'agner, cf I 0 o 1-0 1
)( rt meat.
I 0 0 I I I
Rellly. 2b 1
0 1110
Miller, o
A
Amir, rt j o 0 1 0 0
'rk. J 0 1 0 t 0
Barber 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totala n n i
OMAHA.
ah. n w. o a. m.
At. R. H. O. A. B.
o i a t 0
, 1 t 1 0
r,' I I 1 I I
noK, so ....
nana, lb
1 homason
Bchoonover,
Nielioff, Kb 4 1118 0
Bchlpke, rf 8 0 1 0 0
Kneavee, se 8 0 1 4 2 1
Arbogast, o I 6 0 1 8
Demott, p 4 . 0 0 J O
Totals 32 I 1 ij 3 1
Halted (or Clark in ninth.
Omaha a 0 04001 01
Sioux City o 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0-0
Sacrifice hlta; Kneavea, Arbogast
Schlpke. Two-base hits: Nlehoff, Rellly.
Doubl play: Fk-k to Knetves to Kane.
Struck out: By Demott, 4; by Clark, 4.
Basea on balla: Off Demott, 4; oft Clark,
J. Passed ball: Miller: Hit by pitched
ball: By Demott, 1. Umpire: Morgan
and MoKee. Time; 3:06.
, THREE STRAIOUT FOR IT. JOSEPH
Taiieader Los Last ftana of Series,
rest ta Two.
8T. JOSEPH, Mo., July 8.-St Joseph
made It three straight from Pes Moines,
taking tha last game of the series in easy
' tashlon, 4 to a. Score:
DES MOINES.
V - AB. R. H. O.
A. B.
! 0
0 0
1 1
1 1
I Curtis, If. 10 11
f. Coll ig an, Sa a 0 0 4
V Mattlck, ct 4 0 0 1
V Dwyer, lb 8 0 19
Korea, lb. 1 1 i 0
Anderson, rf. 4 1 a 0
i Oraham. 2b 4 0 1 a
; Ultownkl, e 1 0 v0 4
-' Bachant c 1 0 0 1
Here he, p 10 0 0
Northup, p. a 0 1 1
1
1
4
Ji
Touaa a a
8T. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
24
a. a
Kelly, rf. I
Powell, If. a
Jones, lb a
-willing, cf. 4
' Rellly, 2b 4
Gossett C 4
Melnke. ss 4
..Hamilton, Sb a
Chellette, p a
t : i
o
a
o
o
l
0
0
0
0
Totals 29 4 a t7 U a
Pes Moines 00020060 0-J
. Bt Joseph 0 0 1 0 0 a 0 1 4
Bacriflos hit: Powell. Home run: aossett.
" Btolen bases! Kelly (8), Powell, Jones,
Korea, Anderson (2), Oraham. Two-bass
hit: Curtis. Struck out: By Chellette, 8;
by Herrhi. 1: by Northup, t. Bases on
balls: Off Chellette, 4; off Herohe. 1; off
Northup, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Chel
lette, 1. Double play: Colllgan, Oraham and
, Dwyer. Hits: Off Herrhe, 2 in two Innings;
of Northup, t In six Innings. Left on bxs:
Bt. Joseph, 9: Dea Moines, t. Tims: 1M,
- Umplrei Gardner.
i , .
ItAIJf STOPS DIEWKR CONTEST
Topeka Leads, bat Gam De Nat
Coaat la th Rard.
DENVER, July 2. Today's gam was
called In tha last half of the fifth Inning
because of rsln, Topeka led, 1 to 0, but the
game does not count In the records.
Shenandoah Keeps
Up Winning Streak
Takes Game from Clarinda by Score of
Nine to Jirt Auburn Gets
Firtt Game.
SHENANDOAH, Is., July 1 -(Special Tel
egram.) fthanandoah continued Its winning
ti-eak. today by taking tha firtt gam of
he series from Clarlnda. Bcoro: R.H.K.
Phenandoah ....0 I 0 t I 4 I I Mill
Clarlnda 0306102 0-1 11 8
Batteries; Shenandoah. Ouran and Cas
tle; Clarlnda. Reynolds, Burch and Har
many. Umpire: Klsaane.
AUBURN, Neb., July 2 -Spclsl Tels
gram.) Auburn took the first game of the
aeries from Nebraska City. Herman, catch
ing for Nebraska City, brok his thmumb
and had to retire. Boor: R.H.1S.
Auburn 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 2-4 9 1
Nebraska City ..0 00208000-484
Batteries: Auburn, Hi rich, and Muaaer;
Nebraaka City. Wllllford, Wells and Her
man and Plnkerton. Umpires: Kratsberf
and Bradley.
. MARYV1I.LB. Mo.. July a. (Hpeclal Tele-
grsn, Falls City broke Its lowing streak
tods and took the opening game of the
series from Maryvuia. aoore: RH.B
Maryvllle 0 08 0. 0808 0-7 88
Kails City 004080010-8 11 8
Batteries: Maryvllle, Larke and Diets;
Falls City, Balrd and Vanderhtll. Umpire.
Bag. ,
KEELEY MAY' NOT PITCH AGAIN
Star Twirler at the Kaarke Is la a
Worn Coadltto Tkaa at
First Tkeeckt.
Bert Keeley, pitcher on the Rourk siaff.
will not pitch again this summer and prob
ably never eaatn In his life, according to
reports received from Chicago, where hs
baa been for tha last month, In the ear of
speclalista.
In the Indlanola wreck. In which the
Rourkes were caught. Keeley received an
Injury to his right shoulder unknown to
blm. The-next day he pitched the Rourkes
to victory sgaintt ths Qrissllss. Immedi
ately aftsr the gam he oo.nplalned of his
shoulder aching. For three days h com
plained and In the meantime the skin be
came discolored.
Rourke. tearing his star hurler was worse
off than was thought, sent him to Chicago.
to well known doctors, to be treated. It
was at first thought that Keeley would
soon be back as good as vr. But as the
thus progressed and the reports rcelvsd
by Pa Rourke were never encouraging, a
letter was sent to the doctors for a definite
opinion as to Keeley's injuries. Ths result
was tn announcement that he was ut of
the gam for ths season.
Dods Wlas fraaa Beesaer.
PODGE. Neb.. July a (Special. I-Th
Dodge Athletics defeated the fast IWmer
team by a score of 7 to i Score: R.H E.
lHMliie 1 930301 -7 91
fener 01080000 00 4 T
fctruck out: By Heftl. 10: by Kopenek, 4.
attert: For Dodge. Hefti and Butler;
for tteemer, Kopeaek u. Chupp.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEA Ol'B
WLPct
NAT'L leaouk.
W.L.M
New Tork....42ti .tl?
Chicago 41 n ll
Denver 43 24 .'2
Pueblo 40 2" .61
St. Joseph.. .41 29 .6
Philadelphia 41 2 .412
Lincoln 34 29 ,5r4
Bt. IXMJls ....85 2i .7
SI ux Cliy. ..27 30 .8 2
Plttuhur .,..r 29 .in
Omaha 31 27 .4.s
Topfka 23 44 . 412
tlnclnnatl .. 8S .4.1
Brtoklt n ....24 t .-4
ls Mo no . 14 U J W Boet'n 1 bt ,iU4
AMS.R. A.fl'N. AM BR. LEAOUE.
WI..Poll W.LPrt
Columbus ...41 IJ .6 IetiO t 44 22 .4ri
Kena City 42 .MM Philadelphia 46 22 .1 1
Loulfvllle ..27 27 .KKM New Turk. ...M 20 .M
Milwaukee . ft .fwChlrago S3 m
Mlnneipolla VI t .4: Voxton 26 32 .123
ht Paul 37 39 .48. Cleveland ...!2 l .451
Toledo 34 41 .4 Ml Waxhington 24 4 .2 I
lnrilanpolls 22 44 .429 ftt Uiul 17 49 .26
NKB. L.EAOUE. MINK LEAUUE.
W.LPrtl W.UPct
Buperlor 19 6 Tails City. ...22 17 .64
Fremont ....27 20 674
Shenandoah 21 18 M
Auburn 20 Is .619
Maryvllle ...19 21 7
Peb. Cltr It 21 .4H2
Orand ls'.'nd.24 2a .631
Hastings ....24 23 .611
Krarnev ....W 23 ,M
Beward 22 26 .48
Columbus ...21 m AW
Clarlnda ..
. .11 22 .460
Tork It 20 .391
Yesterday's Kesalta.
WESTERN LEAOUE.
Omaha. 8; Sioux City. 0.
De4 Moines, 2; Bt. Joseph, 4.
Topeka-Denver, palled In fifth.
NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
Boston, 2; Brooklyn. 8.
New Tvrk. 1; PI. I adelphle, T. V
American League.
Bt. Louie, 3; Cleveland, 4; ten Inning.
Philadelphia, 8-6: New Tork, 7-L
Washington, 4; Boston, t.
4SE.UUA8KA LKAOUK.
Tork, 2; Kearney, I.
Fremont, 7; Columbus, t.
Games Today.
Waatern League St. Joseph at Omaha.
Llnnoln at Denver, Topeka at Pueblo,
bloux City at Dea Moines.
National League Boston at Brooklyn,
New York St Philadelphia, Bt Louis at
Pittsburg, Cincinnati at Chicago.
American league Chicago at Detroit,
Bt. Louts at Cleveland, Philadelphia at
New York, Washington at Boston.
American Ansoclation Minneapolis at Bt.
Paul, Indianapolis at Columbus, Toledo at
Louisville, Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Nebraska 8tate League Grand IsFund at
Kearney, Superior at Hastings, York at
Reward, Columbus at Fremont. .
Mink League Nebraska City at Auburn,
Falls City at Maryvllle, Clarlnda at Bhen
andoah. .'
Two games are scheduled In every In
stance. ,
York Unable to Find .
Wright, and Kearney
Lambasts Fentress
Six Hits Off Kearney Pitcher While
Former Omaha Twirler It' j
Eeached for Eleven.
KEARNEY, Neb., July t (Special Tela
gram.) Kearney defeated Tork hers today
In m fin sxhlbltlon of ball, with Fentress,
the Omaha pitcher, In the box for the vis
itors. Fentress was hit for two three-,
baggers, a two-bagger and 4 Slngi In tht
first inning. In the seventh Pagles made a
home run. York batters Could not find
Wright, tht Kearney pitcher. Score:
KHAR NET. TORK. '
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.S.
L. Oray, ef.. 110 Farr-U, tb.v 4 lilt
Pewa.r, 1 I I 4 smith, lb.. . 1 till
radei, lb... till SHanlMr. Ill f M j
Jarrntt, rt...l 111 6 Hrm, (.... 4 1 1 4 4
FanlM. It.... 4 1 I 9 9 rayne. lb.... 9 114 4
t'lalr. lb.... 4 10 0 Davla, rt 4 114 9
FMr, lb... 4 I 1 4 4 rye, aa I 4 4 9 4
Markurth, 0 4 9 f t 9 Staearl. ... I tilt
Wright, B....I t i 2 IFentraaa, p.. 1 4 I I 4
Tatals II U it It "9 Totals II "t tt 9 9
Kearney 40000010
Tork 000000200-4
' Earned runs: Kearney. 8; Tork, 1. Thrte
base hits; L. Or ay, Downey. Bases on
balls: Off Fentress. 1: tiff Wright. 1 Left
on baaen: Kearney, t; Tork, 4. two-bant
nits: roster. Payne. struck out; By
Wright, 7; by Fentrent. 6. Double play:
Downey, Foster and Claire. PaseeiV bris;
Btewart, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Fen
tress, 1. Time: 1:30.' Umplrei McDerroott
Fremoat Palls Oat. .
gram.)-Columbus had the Fremont team
eaten by 4 to 0 up to the fifth Inning,
When they cam from betilna wttn a rusn
and routed Pitcher Spade, securing six
runs In this inning before the side was
retired. The winning run was secured in
the sixth Inning on a base on balls, a
aacrlt'tcA and a hit. Rnnntt's Derfact bat
ting and fielding and the fielding of Max
well leatureo an otherwise listless contest.
Score:
FREMONT COLUMBUS
AS M O A.. AB.H.O.A.K,
Rondaat, lb. I 1 2 1 4 Maxwell. M , I I I M
rullaa, lb... 4 I I I It. Brown, lb 4 9 9 4 4
Hann.lt, cl.,1 I I 4 4 Oraham. lb.. I 9 1 I 4
Bohnar, of... 1 I I I IB. Drown, aa I 1 1 I 1
Null, rf I 14 9 IW'i'b'irr, of I I 9 I
Turpln. If... 4 4 19 1 Laacb. If.... 4 9 2 9
tar.y. lb.... I 111 9 topple, lb... 4 910 1 t
Tbomaa'a, sa I 0 I I 9 Asnaw, ... 4 till
tmllti, p 0 0 4 4 4 PA 9 14 19 9
Camp aall, 9. I 9 9 1 1 lMlalr, 9.... 1 9 9 9 9
Klaaaal t 4 9 4 t
Totals II 111 t I
Tatala 94 T 14 11 I
Ratted for Delalr In the ninth.
Columbus 3010300004
Fremont 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 T
Three-base hits: Bennett (I). First baa
on balla 1 Off Spada, 4; oft Delalr, 2.
Struck out: By Campbell, 6; by Spade, 1.
lert on bases: Fremont. 7; uoiumous, .
Wild pitch: Smith. Passed ball: Bohner,
Aanew. Hit with Ditched ball: By Smith.
2: by Spade. 1. stolen bases: Welaen-
berxer. Neff. Sacrifice hits: Brown. Ben.
nett. Time: 1:46. Umpire,: Held.
ODDS FAVOR AD- W0LGAST
aaaasBsxasBttl
Bctttasr oa Fight la 9" a Fraaelae la
Tea ta Six la Chaauploa's
Favor.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1 -Lightweight
Champion Ad Wolgast and challsnger
Owen Moran, both trained to th mlnut
for their twenty round contest . In th
Eighth street arena tomorrow afternoon,
rested from their exertions today and
passed th time In entertaining "fans."
Both are under tht regulation weight 138
pounds ringside.
There wa conalderablt betting today on
th result, ths odds being 10 to t In tht
champion's favor, with 10 to I offered that
he will not knock th englishman out
"I have never felt belter In my lit than
I do now," Wolgast .said today. "I do my
best fighting at 131 pounds, so I have been
able to make the wtlght without sacri
ficing strength or stamina."
Moran also declared himself to b In
condition and confident
CHANCE OFF THE 1 DIAMOND
Maar of th Caaa May B Abl
la Direct Teas fraaa th
Beach.
CH1CAOO, July 2. Th retirement of
Frank Chance, manager of th Chicago
j Nationals, from Actual playing, at least for
this eon. seems Inevitable. It was i
: lo t d today. Cranoe'a eoilap at C n
i ilnna.il !s ald to Inc.lcate that he la 'n nj
! condition f r active work m th diamond.
He may mat as Ui team from th b neh
I ttelakergs Are Vtetorleuaa.
I Th Steinbergs defeated th Superiors in
a one-a.ded gam Sunday by th score of
19 to 7. Score:
StelnSerrs I 0 0 0 1 1 8 1 1-11
Superior 1 0 1 1 1 0 8 0 0 7
Batteries: Hlatt, Clements, Devlne;
Rush,. Kiln; Art
Take Waratasj.
Don't let stomach, liver or kidney trouble
do a you when you can ajulckly down1
them with Electric Bitter. Mc. For scJ by
Beaton Drug Co.
PHILLIES POUND MATHEWSON
Borne Teton EetU Gi&at by Score of
Seren to Three." .
GET TERES HOttE &UXS 15 EIGHTH
Haras Af fee ted by Heat Retires
la Seveatk Inalaar Doyle aad
Walah Oeear Wasasj si
Oa TkreBste ltlt
PHILADELPHIA. July 1-Ths . homo
team hit Mathswson'a delivery hard; cor
ing three runa In tha eighth on four hlta,
Including a double and triple, by con
secutive batsmen. Burns was affected by
tha heat and retired In tho seventh. , Boor:
nniADBWHU. NEW TOWR.
AB.H. O.A.I. . . AB.H O.A tl.
Knab. 2b ... 1 I 4 Pwftn. It... 4 114 4
rulint, sc., 119 9 Derle, lb.... I f.l t
Ixrtwtt. 9b. .1 4 9 9 1 t InMitia. ef I i j 9 9
Mse, U.... 4 2 19 Mvirwr, rf . 4 I 4
LudfTua, lb.. 4 I 14 4 4 Mrkl. lb.. 4 1 I I I
Walah, rf.... 4 1 9 9 9 Drtaweil, a. 4 9 I 9
DoolM, as... 4 114 1 lMvlia, lb... 9 9 9 9 4
Dnoia, ...., t lit iMrer. 4 1494
JSIL-i-! J ! I tl!' l I 1 ! !
Braaaneia
1 4 9 4 9 Deal In
total. .....i? 14 27 It 1 Tatala 94 9 94 U 2
rieuted for Devlin In math.
Batted for Mathtwson In ninth.
Batted for burns In seventh.
New York 10 M I f M M
Philadelphia 01310002 -7
Three-base hit: Walsh. Home runst Doyle,
Walah. Struck out: By Mathewson, a; by
Bums, 2; by Alexander, 1. Bases on balls:
Off Bums. L Time: 1:40. Umpires. Rlsler
and O Day. v
Bretoklya C-oMies front Behlad.
BROOKLYN, July t. Brooklyn earn
from behind today and beat Boston, 8 to 2.
Five pitchers were used. Smith's fielding
was excellent. Score:
. BROOKLYN. - BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB H.O.A.B
Dauhart. lb.. 4 1 11 I 4 Taanay, lb.. Hill
Wheat, It.... I 111 t Heraos, aa... 4 1141
Hummel, lb. 4 111 I Miller, rt.... 4 tilt
Coulaon, rt..i t i 1 t ln.rto. If.. 4 12 19
Slm maa, lb. 1 f t I I Kilni, a. 19 19 9
mltb, at.... 4 111 lKler, cf ... 8 19 4 4
Berxen, o.... 1 tea nanaea, is,, 1 4114
Erwla, 4 t 1 2 9 9 Wearer, 9... I 19 9 4
Soanlun, 9... 1 9 4 1 1 Brows, p 1 9 4 4 4
Hasan s.... t 1 4 0 ,0 . -
Brown 1 Mil Totals 19' 4 14 It 1
Bell, p 1111
Totals.... ..94 " IT 191
Matted for Ragan in fifth inning.
Boston 001110000-8
Brooklyn i 0 0 M I 0 I M
Left on bases: Boston. 11: Brooklyn. T.
Two-base hits. Wheat, Erwtn. Three-bas
hit: Hersog. Home run: Hummel. Sacri
fice fly: Klltig. Sacrifice, hits: Ingerton,
Weaver. First base on errors: Boston, 1;
Brooklyn, 1. Btolen bates: Miller, Zimmer
man. Double play: Hummel, Smith and
Daubert. Bases on balls: Off Bcanlon, t:
off Ragan, 8: off Weaver, t; off Belt, 2; off
Brown, 1. Struck out: By Weaver, 1; by
Bell, li by Brown, 1. Kit by pltohed bail:
By Weaver, Coulson. Hits: Off Bcanlon, I
In four Innings: off Weaver. 4 In five and
one-third Innings. Tim: 1:56. -Umpires:
finnaran ana .msu.
State Golf Tourney :
, Starts Wednesday
Qualifying" Round to Be Rayed Then
and Plenty of Golf for All
Followa. . : i
Frank JT. Hoel, seoretary of tho Ne
braska Itat Oolf atsooiation, who, is to
manage th annual tournament ef the as
sociation to 4ts.it at th Omaha Field club,
Wednesday, declare that ther will be mort
than too golfers entered this year. H is
making big preparations to handle 125 men
on ta links In tht four-day tourney, and
eloce up In tint to hav (h championship
events Saturday. '
Other preparations for Omaha to not ss
host to th visitors are being arranged by
th Field club members. Caterer Smith
of th dub has already constructed menus
for th golfers' lunches on th four days.
Entertainments are being planned. tor ths
out-of-town men to fill up their evening
hours. . . -
Th plan of th -tournament provides for
tht qualifying round to be played th first
day. Ninety-six will qualify In th three
flights, amateur championship, director's
tnd secretary's flight The scores mad
by the individual qualifying will be used
In th Nebraska team championship tourna
ment. Four men' added scores will aiak
a turn score.
First round in all flights will be held
Thursday morning, eighteen holes being
played by eaoh thirty-two men. Tht beaten
sixteen in the championship round play
for th consolation prist and th beaten Six
teen in th other nights will play la th
'Omaha style" handicap match.
Thursday afternoon second round In th
riignti siresay started win be piayea snd
th first round of th consolation played.
Friday morning third round In th directors'
and secretary's tMfht will be played and
also a "swatfest" costing each player on
ball. Friday afternoon amateur champion
semi-finals and semi-finals in other matches
will be played and Saturday morning th
first half Of th championship round finals
and complete finals in all other m&tohts.
Including ths professional match will b
finished. Saturday afternoon cornea th
second half of tb final for th champion
ahlp, th biggest match Of th meet. -
Following r th clubs whlah will b
represented tn th Stat tourney this year!
Omaha Field .club, Omaha Country olub,
Happy Hollow club, Lincoln Country club,
Overland Country club, Hastings Country
tub. Miller Park Oolf club, Fremont Coun
try club. Council Bluffs Rowing association.
Haaaeaaa Parka Wla.
tV-fA.. UauMF. Casba Jt eV-t . A . . Ik. .
iDi rMswJtii i nai ucisaieu inm Amen
Japans, at. 1 .! rial TrW afcl m4 a 1 We Ok. - . .
-lie SB, awiaaa f" ""- 4.119 UUrt) OJ
i to 1. fcott wu on th mound and was
la 4n. fnrm sk 1 ltavtn mr tha A k . .
Sia a I saw w. .... w ..... 0 amistvi BUI
vita aanrt k iMs .. -1
ewwru wsssw ,snaaB VU t BltTVI1 rDn.
Cuniilnf ham for th Americans alto
aliU .A akv ara-kAal aVakmA Kilt a,a a. la i
uitiiov. w"- "i wm ink waon
1 1 -m SSiarsBiaa, a mia. v
nk Ll.a.n-.. tB,aaa Kill A .
ints (astuvvwiii tai sta will U,Vai 9WT 10
Avoca, la . Juijr 4, whr thtty Intend U
4Hnn tha Klar anl nf t He. n..s.. o
WUf m wt vs in . DVUrWi
v M Ki
Hanscom Parks ! 0 1 0 0 8 8 0 I 4 j
......v W W 4 V w v w 1 7 I
I, , a ... ... - ll.n T L . . .
..-.......-. ....... . .,v ei i ana
Miiiiuii iiaiin ana
V'anous. Struck out: By Bocatts, 11: by
r..i.h.m a. uh.i , it . . ' . . . .
Cunningham. 7. Time: 1:10. Umblres:
, j . .( n ,1 rAtaw
SMIUUW IU1U Willi.
Baaai lra Bay Wla.
Th Baum Iron Co. team traveled ' to
Herman Sunday and defeated th home
boys. 8 to 4. Parrlsh. for the Baums. Dltchiul
a aood gam, striking out eleven and lln.
ing but six nits, r ilcn, the crack center
fielder tor Herman, made two sensational
caichea. ons of them robbing th baums
of three runs. The game was fast and
close up to th ninth. Herman had the
iron boys beaten, I to 1 but by a ninth
mnlng rally which ' netted six runs, ths
ttuum toys cinenra ins game, ncore: R.H.F1.
haum iron 10..1 e 1 e e t I 13
Herman 8 0800001 1-0 4
Maweel Wla fraaa Praga.
UNWCK1D. Nrb., July 8-(Speclal -L'n-wod
defeated Prague on th luoal grounds
rumlay In a ons-lded un'ntereating gamr,
by a tcore of 21 to a The Iota a had tl
w s tors eutc'ased In every respect W.hoo
Fays here next Sunday. Score: RH.t,
JnwOTMi 11760410 21
Pragu- 0 0 0 0 I 1 1 0 9- I
Batteres: Llnwoorl, Pes-hek snd Fhan
berg; Prague. Vlasak. Urban, Jrnacek and
Janarek. lilts; linwood. 12; Prague, a
blruoa, out: By I'eechek. 8: by Pr.gje, 1.
Crwaeeate Ara Beatea.
' Th Omaha Browna defeated the Cres
cent. Ia.. team at Cresoeat today, by the
acijre of 1 to a. fceors: R H E
Crescent 0 4 4 4 1 1 0 4 Jl s 1
Browns 8 1110 110 08 2 2
Battarteat Cresoeat. B. Watts and C
mmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmMjmmmmammAmm
cot too YyrrljV&
Storz Triumphant
Over Holly Boys
Frobtt Officiates for Brewers and is
Invincible During Fore Part
of Game.
The Stora Triumphs won handily from tht
Hollyt at Rourke's park Sunday, by a
score of t to 6. 1 Th Stora team bombarded
lomr John Hlckey's offerings and were in
no danger throughout th gam.
Probst officiated for the brewer and
was practically Invincible during th tore
part of th gam, but let down slightly
towards th close. The gam Itself was
wholly tsatureless othsr than the batting
swatfast Indulged in by the Triumphs.
Both teams were blanked in th opening
round. Th Btors in their half of th aeo
ond scored one, when Welch was hit
Eastman forced Welch and tallied on At
kins' tilt to light. They secured another
In th fourth on a pass and two mlsplays.
They followed with three In the next on
singles by Wtlch and Atkins and doubles
by Eastman and Hachten.
The Hollys up to ths sixth were unable
to secure but oner hit, but In their half
Of th Sixth stirred matters by scoring
three, on a hit, a pas and a round-trip
smash by Falooner. The brewers In their
half, however, clinched th gam. Hall
and McLean shot off singles, Durke
fouled out, Drummy poled a tiipl to right,
soortng Dusty and Mad. Th "fence
buster" counted ont Welch'! fly to right
The Hollys garnered one In th seventh
on an error and Dougherty's two-sacker.
They secured their last tally In tho eighth
on three auccesslv hits.
Atkins, who had forged to th front at
on of th leading Swattr of ths Mtnk
league, cantered to th center garden for
the Stora and also assisted in the batting
carnival.
un iircracaer a ay, in stora, accom
panied by their faithful rooters, will jour,
bey to Rlverton, la., where they will at
tempt to secure th Iowana scalp on their
belt of victories.
STORZ laitTllPHS. HOIAYi,
AS.H.O A a. AS.M.O.A.S.
Hell, tb 4 1 1 J 1 0.t' tb'tr. tb 1 till
McLean, .. I I t 2 t F.b'sh'ty. rf I 1 I li
Durban, lb.. 9 18 11 Olllh.ir, M.. I t I I t
DramaiT. lb. I I 4 f-P'sb ty, lb I I It t t
Welch, rt.... MM 1 Falooaer, ef. 1 1 4 t
O-Netll, II... 4 12 1 4 4 Faber, Ik... 4 1 t I t
Kaoera, ef... I I I 4 4 Eflokaaa, I . I 1 I 1
Haehtes, .. 4 I 11 i 4 MrCYeary, If 4 I 1 4 1
Wobet, p....l 4 tJJHl.hir. P.... 4 till
reUls......M II if 9 I- Tetals.....,Tll 14 n't
Hollyt , 0 M 11 t 1 1 iM
Btora i 0 1 0 1 I 14 1 M
Two-base hits: Eastman. Haohtan Mn.
Lean, Hall, O. Dougherty. Three-base hit:
Drummy. Horn run: Falconer. Struck
out: By Probst, 9; by Hickey, J. First
base on balls. Off Probut, 8; off Hickey,
1. Sacrifice hits: Fa'.conerj Erlckson.
Sacrifice files: J. Dougherty (2), Welch.
Lrt on canes: Btors, is; nouya, 7. umpire:
Bradford. . s
Dutch and Irish
Clash on Diamond
A Large Number of Adherent of Both
Parties See Interesting Game
Sunday.
Th long looked for annual gam between
the Dutch and the Irish was' pulled off
Sunday 'morning tt Athletic park: A
lorg number of adherents, of both Ueams
wars out to root for their aspectlv team.
Th Olty officials and business men were
out In fore. j
Tb Dutoh put on over 'on th Irish.
Captain spltsnagl now has a broad smile'
on his fao. Th gam went seven In
nings by sgresment Wiekham, Thompson,
Hornback and Siegfried- nlttlng featured
as did MtBrlde's steal horn. At th Irish
bad no on that wanted to risk their live
as an umplr, two Dutchmen wer put In.
That gav th Germans on advantage.
Henry F. Ron ling umpired on half of the
gimssnd Andy Kastner th other halt.
Th lineup was a follows!
DUTCH. Position. IK1BH.
Hornback.......... Ca'ch ..Gregg, McManua
Brugenhempkl.... Pitch M ok arty
U Si0 Ryan Wlokham
Beck Flrat..... B. Lenlhan
Thompson Second.. Wlckham, Rvan
HartUeb Short Fltsgerald
Snort McManua
Blegrlst Jhlrd ....Cain, Delanay
Third Schwenk
Ruling. WaldmaiRJght Oulifyi
Bennewlts Center Delaney, McCarty
llughea batted for Lanlhan.
rat Rooney batted tor Wlckham.
Two-base hits: Blegrlst snd Hornback.
Horn run: Thompson. Umpires: Henry F,
Rolillng and Andy Katnr. Score. R. H. E.
Dutch 1 0. 2 4 0 1 1 il it e
Irish 0 T 0 1 1 f 8-7 "
- Krrors too lumeroui to mention.
Mlalr Beat Omaha Teakm.
BLAIR, Neb . July J. -(Special Telegram.)
In one ot the fastest games played on
the home grounds this, season the Blair
team won over the Berg Clothing company
team of Omaha, by a score og 7 to a Th
feature of th game was the eleven strike
outs by Wolff of the Blair team; Craig of
th Berg team got five strikeout. Score-
Blair 0 t 0 I 0 1 1 1 0-7 l Ei
Berg 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 08 3 4
Batteiiee: Blair, Krause and Wolff:
Berg Clothing company, Bhotwell and
Craig. Umpire: Paul Kelly. Tims: 1:30.
Ceatral City VYIas Easily.
CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. July 8 (Special )
Central City and Kordvllle played a fast
gam at th latter place yesterday, Central
City winning by a scor of 9 to 1. Score:
Central City 0 0 0 I 0 8 0 8 00
ttoravuis u o o n 0 0 tV-1
Batteries: Central City, Douglas and
Oleason: Hordvllle, Bubak and Grnavenor.
Hits; Central City, 11: Hordvllle, a Struck
out: By Bubak, 10; by Douglas. 1. Um
pire: Adams.
Brodesjaard rrawat Beatea.
Ths Benson Eagles defeated the Brode
gasrd Ci-owns by the score of 13 to 3.
S00'' Rll.E.
tag e .. ..... a o o o i t a a is io a
brodeesard CO 00002000 I I j
Hatlries Eagles. Dyck and Pollfkal
Brodegaarda. Hell, Oraham and Fuller.
Struck out by Dycke, 16, by Bell, t; by
Oraham. 2. Bases on balls: Dycke. ;
J". t; Graham, 1. Hit by pitched bail
by Dycke, t I'mplrs Strong.
Bigger. Better. Buslcr-That Is what
advertising In Th Be will do for your
bualnasa.
ATHLETICS TWICE WINNERS
Philadelphia Defeats Highlanders in
Double-Header in New Tork.
FIRST GOES TO TWELVE EfUIN'GS
Oe Make Oa at Greatest Catchee at
teas a la th First Se-aloa
Hit Hard la Saad
Coateat.
NEW TORK. July a Philadelphia de
feated New Tork in a double-header today.
Th first gam want twelve Inning, th
first xtra Inning gam of th season in
New Tork. Each team was oompetled to
us four pitchers, and thlrty-on men took
part. Cre mad on of th greatest
catches of tb season In th first gam.
Philadelphia won th second gam by hit
ting Warhop bard while Krus bald New
Tork saf at all stagea. Baker bad a
single, double, triple and a bom run In th
second gam, floor flfet gamei
NEW TORK. rHIlADBLFHtA.
AB H.O.A.S. AJ9.H.O.A.S.
Pamela, of.. I lit I Lore, rt I I 1 t I
Walter, ... 1 lit t Oldrtng, of.. 4 I I t t
Hanaali, lb.. 4 1 4 t St run. It... t t t t t
tree. II I lit 4 HarUel. II... 4 1441
Knlsat, as... 4 14 1 1 Hm.r, lb.... I lilt
Chaae, lb... I I 11 t t Mclnnea, lb. t 111 t 1
Johneon, lb.. 4 1 t I 1 Barry, as.... 4 4 111
Sweeney. I.. I I 4 1 4 Derrick, lb. I I II 1
CaiawaU .. 4 9 4 4 UPS 11414
ltlalr, e 4 119 9 Thomas, ... ! 1 I 41
Wllllame, e. I 1 I 1 I Morwan, p... I I I I I
Kl.her, p.... 1 4 t 1 4 Mania, p... t t t 1 t
Kltateral . 1 t t t t flank, p 1 9 0 4 1
Brocket, p.. 1 t t 1 t Bender, p.., t t t t t
Henuthlll .. ttttt
Qulnn. p.... 4 0 0 t Totals. 44 1 II U I
Vausha, p.., 1 t t I I
Totals 44 U 91 II t
Han for Sweeney In eighth Inning.
Batted for Fisher In fourth.
Datted for Brockett in eighth Inning,'
Philadelphia 004800000002-0
New York ...8 0008101000 1-4
First on errors: New York. 2: Philadel
phia, 1. Two-base hits: Oiase, Lapp.
Harts 11, Cree, Sweeney, Johnson. Sacri
fice hits: Oldrlng, Lapp, Wolter, Derrick.
Bacrlfic fly: iiartsell. Stolen bases:
Cree, Lord, Daniels, Wolter, Mc nines,
lnurry. Lett on bases: New York, Hi
Philadelphia.. ID. luuea on balls: Oft
Fisher, 2) oft Brockett, 1; oft Quinn. 1; oft
Vaughn, 1; off Morgan, 1; off Martin, J:
0ft Plunk, 1, Struck out: By Fisher,
by Brockett, 1; by Vaughn, 1; by Morgan,
2; by Martin, a by Plank, 2; by Bender, L
lilt by pitcher: By Morgan, Daniels. Wild
pitch: Morgan. Hits: Off Flaher, 7 in
lour innings; off Crockett, 8 in lour In
nings; off Qulnth 2 in on and one-third
innings: oil Vaughn, 2 la two and two
thiras innlngsi oit Morgan, tt In lour and
one-third innings- oft Martin, 8 In threa
innings; off Plank, ( in four innings; off
Bender, t in two-thirds Inning. Umpire:
O Laughlln and Connolly. Time: 2:7.
llaafaa Hallies In Ulhth.
BOSTON. July a After Washington had
gained a five run lead in th fourth,
knocking Wood from th box, Gray, th
Washington twirler, was batted out by
Boston in the eighth and aided by Hughes'
wild throw th locals won. Score:
BOSTON. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B,
Hooper, rf... 4 4 4-4 I Wllan, of.... 4 119 4
Oerduer, lb.. I 9 1 14 SUiaefar, lb. 4 I U 1 I
Lewie, 11.... I 1 .1 I 4 itlbortela. Ill I I I I
BpeaJiar, ., 1 1 lit 4 C'un'nam. lb. 1 0 I I 4
Kngle. 1Mb., 4 4 11 I Onalw, rf... I I 1 0 4
Yerkee, ee... I 1 I I t Walker, U... ttttt
Mr era, lb.... 4 4 II I 4 conroy, lb... 4 14 11
N najoaker, a I t I 1 t Henry, e I 1 I I 4
Wllltaaw, e.. 4 4 1 4 4 Orar, p I 0 0 I I
Wood, p 1114 0 Huthee, p.... 4 Mil
Pape, p 10 4 11
Co Ulna, p.... 0 4 4 t t Tola I a II 7 94 19 8
Thonay 9 4 4 4 4
Waiaer .... 114 4 4
Totals. .....tt 11 97 T i
Batted for Pap in algbth.
t)aLkiMl tor Nunumakai. in aiarhth.
Itoeton 0 0 1 ( 1 0 I M
Washington 1 0060000-4
Two-bas hits: Myers, Wood. - Horn
run: Conroy. Hit: Off Wood, 4 in three
and two-thirds Innings; off Papa, 2 in four
and one-third innings; oft Collins, 1 in on
inning; off Uray, 12 in seven and one-third
Innings;, off Hughes, none In two-tblrds
Inning. Bases on balls: Off Wood, 2;
oft Papt, ; off Gray, 5. Struck out: By
Wood, 8; by Pape, 2. by Gray, 3: by
Hughes, 1. Tim; 2:20. Umpires: Egaa
and Sheridan.
Maps Victorious ta Tenth.
' CLEVELAND, O.t July a.-Cleveland
Won, 4 to 3, from St. Louis In ten Innings
today, Lindsay's double to left scoring th
tying and winning runs. .Mills, captain ot
th Williams college team, whos was given
a trial at third, made good, fielding bril
liantly and making two hits, batting In
Cleveland's first run. Stovall and Bir
mingham wer put out ot the game in tha
ninth by Umpire Perrlne. This necessi
tated a change in the lineup, Cleveland
using three first basemen, score:
CLEVELAND. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Orkney, If... I I I 4 1 Ihotten, cf... I 0 4 14
Oteoa. as..,. 4 4 1 i 0 Auatls, lb... ( 1 I I 1
Jackson, rf-fl 110 0 Sc'weiiser, It 4 1 I I 1
Stovall, lb... I 4 11 4 4 Laporte, lb.. I 0 4 14
Smith, lb..., 1 1 0 4 9 Hosan, rf.... 1 9 i 9 9
Land, lb 0 0 1 9 0 Stephana, a.. 4 1 4 1 4
Blm'kam. ef I I 1 4 4 Black, lb.... 4 114 1
Baeteiiy. rt. 1110 1 Wallace, as . I 4 i 4 1
Orlisa, lb.... 4 114 1
Mllla. lb 4 10 14
Powell, p.... 9 14 4 4
Flaner , .,... 4 4 4 1 0 ToUlli at 991 U 4
Mitchell, p.. I I 4 I I
Krapp 1 4 4 4 4
Lalole 1 t t 0 t
Undaay .... 114 4 4
Totals. ....'.44 II 14 II I
Kan for Smith In ninth.
Batted for Mitchell In tenth.
Batted for Land In tenth.
Two out whan wlnnlnw run awai
Cleveland 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 1 24
Bt, Loula 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13
Two-basa hit: Llndaav 1'kru.h.M hlta.
Origgs, Stephens. Baorlfloe hits: Laporte,
Wallace. Btolen bases: Birmingham, Ol
son, Mills, Hogan. Austin. Double plays:
Mills; Orlggs and Stovall; Laporte and
Black. First base on balls: Off Mitchell.
1 Struck out: By Mitchell, t: by Powell,
t. Passed ball: Fisher, 1. Wild pitch:
Mitchell, 1. First on srro's: Clevelsnd,
4: St. Louis. 1. Lft an haaaa- n.v.i.l
7; St. Louis, S. Time: Tw hours. Um
pires: uineen ana ferrine.
RKSULTS IN THREK-I msaouk
Roel Island Splits Evea with Dt.
bilso la Donble-Meader.
PEORI. III.. Julv 1 Porla nrt
catur brok oven In a double-header today,
th locals winning th first, 10 ti 4 and
losing tli second, 8 to L Scor, first same:
R H E.
Peoria io 11 1
Decatur , 4 10 4
Batteries: Tammen and McDonald; Mid.
aieton ana jonnson.
Second game: R H E
Decatur , 8 4 1
Peoria - 14 1
Batteries: Willi and Johnson; Uovllk
ana J aeons.
OU1.NCY. III.. Julv 1 Oulnov won and lost
today to Danville in a duuble-header. Dan
ville won the1 first, 4 to 2. and th local
th second, to t. Nlnt douhls, a triple
and a noma run featured to last game.
fcore, first game: R H.K.
Danvill 4 11. .1
Qulncy 8 13 1
Baturlee: Chapman and Massing; Vysco
skil and Forney.
Second gams: R H.E
Qulncy t 14 0
Danvill 4 7 1
Batteries: Spencer and Forney; Loomla
and Maa.sing,
DUBl Ql' , la.. July X. Dubuque won
the opening game of the double-header
witli Hock Ialavnd, but lost toe second
Score: RH.E.
Dubuque 4 It t
Rook Island 0 4 2
Patterit-s. Akers and Boueher; Hughes
and Gnnding
Second game: R.H.B.
Rock Island .' 1 4 t
Dubuuue 0 10
Batteries: Lakaff and Jaoobaun; Rogge
and Krieti.
I )A Vl-.N l"ORT, la.. July 8. Waterlo
won bcth games cf a double-header fr m
Davenport today, th first. 8 to 8. and ths
second. 11 to 0. 8. or, f.ist gam: RHi,
VVal.ilna , 8 10 4
Davtnpnrt t t 0
Battenee: Hendrix and Harrington; Nel
son and Colemau.
Wond same: R.H I
Watoi lim 17 17 1
Davenoort 0 6 4
Battel l-s: Smith and Walsh; Hollenbeok
and Wolf
Frarfal Slaaahiar
of deadly microbes occurs whsn throat and
lung dlsesses are treated with Dr. King's
New Discovery. :c and ttttt. Fur aal by
Beaton Drug Co.
Rowing Assoolation
Lambasts Imperials
Peterson of tha Victorioui Anrtfa
tion ii Invincible Vp to
the Sixth.
Th Council Blufft Rowing association
bas ball team defeated tht Imperials yesv
terday afternoon, I to t, at Lake Manawa.
Th Imperials wer weak, as their regular
pitcher was away. Peterson of th Rowing
.association was invincible up t th sixth
inning. Th Imperials could not hit him.
He had twelv strikeouts to bis credit 40
Chrlstenson's three. Scot,
association. . mpsnuAtg.
B.H.O.A.B. AS H O A I.
! 1 ! i
tt. ef,. 1 4 l 4
D. Ore
Ore. It. I 1 4 4 0 CAIksr. It., lilt
ler, lb... lift 4 Da. Id I I I
en. lb, I I I 1 0 H O w.rt-lk I 4 t t
Ihul lb... e lias
PervHer,
Belei
Totals 99 m I I
TeUM. tt I M II t
Skinner out batted out of turn.
Imperial 0 0 0001010-4)
Rowing Ass'n 0 0 1 t t 0 0 1 -6
Earned runs: Rowing association, 1: Im
perials, 0. Runs: Rowing association. Mer
rltt it), Wlokham (1), D. Grow; Imperial,
Colburn, Dale, Toung. Two-be hits:
Merrltt, D. Grow, Bender, Colburn, Dal.
Thompeon. First bsse on balls: Off Peter
son. 8; off Chrtstenson, 4. Struck out: By
Peterson, 11; by Chrtstenson, t. Double
plays: Thompson to Brandon; Dal to H.
Grow to Sklnnert Left on bases: Rowing
association. 10; Imperial, 8. First baa oa
errors. Rowing association, a Hit by
pitched ball: By Chrtetenann, Smith; by
Peterson, D. Orow, Wheeler. Wild pitch i
Chrtstenson. Passed ball: Skinner, Urn
pi res: Peterson and Stora. Timet 1:46.
Soorer: Grose.
SAFE AND SANE FOURTH
PLANS Gi ASTRAY
Soasa ef tbi Reeldeate la th Model
Dletrlet Da Not Ablda mr
Aatreakaait.
It i Oh thing ta get an agreement for
a Saf and saa Fourth of July celebration
and another to hold it as th residents on
Harney street between Thirty-third and
Thirty-sixth streets, who joined together
for that purpose, hav already discovered.
Th oeoupanta of every - house on tb
street but thre aaqulasoed in th plan and
consented to put up an assessment ot tl
apiece, children or no children, to make a
proper holiday, conditioned that they woulr
not b unduly distributed, and that peace
and quiet would reign after 10 o'clock p. m.
Evidently some ot th signer of th pact
do not read it th earn aa others, for
noisy fireworks wer rampant in that eat
and sane Harney street neighborhood Sun
day night Just aa if no superior virtues
wer claimed. What th neighbors ar
waiting to aee la whether th aafe and san
agreement will b observed any batter on
th Fourth than it waa on tht Sabbath.
DENNIS0N SUES THE'
; DAILY NEWS FOR LIBEL
Wants 5,000 Damages tor mm Irtiel
oa thd Recent Road
; Eleetloa.
Suit for ts,000 damages for lib! was in
stituted agalnat tb publisher of th
Omaha Dally Newa yesterday by Tom Den-
nison in district court Th petition was
tiled at 5 o'clock. '
Damage ar asked and. libel charged on
an ' artlol published on th afternoon ot
th day following th bond election of latt
Tuesday, in which numerous opprobrious
epithets were applied to th plaintiff.
Tho suit la brought through W, g, Cor
nell, attorney for Mr. Dennfson. -
0MA HOTEL IS FOUND GUILTY
Jndg Tresp Holds It Ha Beea Used
for lasmoral Para and le
aaes Injaaetloa.
, In a rullilg handed down Monday after
noon by Judge Troup In th aqulty division
of th dlstrlot court In th Oma houl case
th finding waa that the hotel had been
used for immoral purpose with, tha
knowledge of tha management. Th hotel
and Ita managar, Loula W. Prtnlda, will
reat under a temporary Injunction restrain
ing them1 from such praotlosa aa soon as
th decree la ilgned.
. Tb Injunction is not operative agalnat
th hotel as a houl. Th neat step in th
case will be th hearing on a permanent
Injunction which will com up la dlstrlot
court next fall. If th hotel ctases all im
moral practices, tha cat agalnat It may
b dropped with this ruling, according to
James M. Fltsgerald, -deputy county at
torney. At present all that attaches to th
hotel la th coat of th suit Th fins of
8300 du the ttat under th Albert act is
not asseasabl until a permanent Injunc
tion ia given.
Theater Aaaoaacamaata.
Of all th suggestions tor safe and sana
enjoyment today, attendant at either of
th performances of th Ingraham com
pany at th Gayety i evidently looked
upon with much favor a indicated by th
advano aal for both matinee and evening
performances today. Th company la play
Ing "Tha Bell of Richmond" during tnis,
th final week. Starting next Sunday aft
ernoon th Gaytty will be devoted to pic
ture i and vaudevlll for th baiano ot th
summer.
Saa Ignites Flrawark.
WASHINGTON, Pa., July 1-Rays of th
sun focused on th fuse of a package of
fir crackers yesterday through a bubble
In a window pan caused an explosion and
th entire window- full of fir crackers.
Th store was completely ruined. As
William Po, on of tht fir fighter, was
trying to rescue some of tht fir works,, a
big rocket let go, knocking Po t th floor
and crashed through a plate glass window,
the glass cutting Poe, who waa dragged
from further injury by fireman.
The Key to the Situation Be Want Ada.
FOB that timi
feeling there is
nothing to equal a
glass of JotUr's Oold
Top Boer. It will tons
up your system and re
cuperate your worn
out energy.
Don' fall to try a
eas of this palatable,
rofrosblng br and
you will novrr bo
without It for a day.
Family Trad supplied
Ob aha WaaT A, alia.
Ion-laa St ioa avur,
I
So. (Saiaba
. . ' .
Aata Aiaaa.
Oe. Bluffs
See MJohall,
1013
Wm. Jerter,
sva r. r-
hell MSI
Aato F-leCS
a i, atoia v
Wfofie. Ifl x
A
Merrltt, lb.. I I I I 9 Skin see, e... 19 9 14
W loktaal, as 4 1 1 I 4 Woleett. lb . i 110 4
Jeneaa, rt... 4 4 9 4 I CTirla'eoa, p 4 8 19 1
Prnltb, ...... 4 tilt IThomMaa, ef 4 I I 1 I
rtoa, 9.. I I 9 4 4 SVa aoM.ibrt 14 9 11
Wboelar. ef.. 1 4 I 4 4 riUa-eral4.ee 1 9 9 t t
U.P.BUILDS MANY STRUCTURES
Fifteen New Buildingt in Omahi
Sinoe Mr. Hohler Came.
NEW PAMPHLET IS ISSTJEI
Harrlaaaa Lla Shows What Has Beet
Daa la Omaha Darin th Last
Bevea Yaxs l.tst ' I
Bstr'Blve.
Conalderablt interest I being manifest
by member or tho Commercial olub In i
booklet that has recently been laued tv
th Union Paclflo railroad. Thlt adltio:
portrays tho buildings owned by tho ran
way In Omaha, But th point of genera
interest Is th number that has beet
erected sines A. L. Mohlr became vl, .
president and general manager of th roa.
In April, 1NM.
Fifteen structures hav been added t
th Union Paclflo properties during th.
vn years of Mr. Mohier't regime. Thi
list include th magnificent now genern
offlo building of tho oompany at Fiftrnt
and Dodg streets. Other buildings tha
hav been rotd for th road in Omahi
during tho last Sevan years ar: Th unior
terminal postal atatlon, a oommlttHry
building, motive power offlcs and labora
tory, blacksmith shops, car shops, palm
shops, roundhouse, ho room and M
house, shavings burning plant, dry kiln,
tripping shed, planing mill, lc house ano
pony saw mill.
LID GOES ON IN MARSHALLT0WN
Salooas Sell Stock On Hand at Bar
gala Rate aad Cloo .
Door.
MAPJ5HALLTOWN. Ia.. July 8-(Spe-elal.)
Whll hundreds upon hundred of
thirsty mortals clamored for beer that they
sould not get, tha ' "lid" wont on th
thirst resorts of th olty last night and
th town wnt dry for th first tlm sine
ISM. Twelv aalooTiS closed during the
any evening and night. Most of thtm were
forced to closs bsfor 10 o'clock bcui
their supply of beer was told out long be
fore th legal closing tlm. Th brew gone
th aaloonists began making bargain prices
vu winaar ana wines ana practically an
Of th stocks of liquors wer disposed of.
Immense crowds gathered about the ar
loons to watch them go out or business.
Th Insufficiency of the petition of consent
circulated by th aaloonlata forced th sa
icona to dose.
Wheat Ilarveet Over.
OSCEOLA. Neb., July l-(Speclal.)-TTi
Wheat harvest la over In Polk county and
threshing commenced last week. The yield
so far-aa found Is averaging nearly thirty
buahela. only a few acret going aa low a
twenty bushels. Th yield and quality are
both better than was expected. '
Fat Wallet Foand at law a CUy.
IOWA CITT, la., July 8.-Van C. Orr, a
farmer living near hr, today found a
Wallet containing 86.600 in drafts and
checks, with credentials and Identification,
cards of W. M. Garland of Lot Angeles
and his automobile party, enroute from Los
Angeles to Mooes Head Lake. Main.
'hymeneal
U . 1 4 li
Whelaa-Nolan. '
OREELET, Neb., July 8. (Bpeoial.)
Wllllam M. Whalan, private secretary to
Congressman Magulr of th First district,
waa married here at 7 o'olock this morning
to Mist Agnes B. C. Dolan, one of the
teachers In the cltv schonia ami ih.v ir.
at 1.60 over tht Burlington tor Washing
ton.
Blrtha aad Deaths.
BlrthaFted snd Mory Alto.bns. ' 137
Reese-, girl; Jo and Anra B J i. l 1 No in
TlUAnlv.l Iflh I,,..,. . ..1 i . - . ..
Hfirtwell, 1709 South rt.enth. gr; Mchal
and Ann Lynch, jfiis Hecte, by; W I lam
and Jtwjll Sherlock, 816 routh Twinty
thlrd, boy; homes and Do. a Wegwortli,
241b Perker, girl; Kd and Lott o ihr.xtUn
seh, 410 Lincoln avenue, bo, ; Jot.n and lua
Ariingdule, Mi Noith Twniitvfou. th,' glii;
Ouy and Maud Purdy. tn North Twenty
fifth, alrl. . . lk ,
Deaths Andrew Larson, to. 8704 North
Twenty-fourth; John Miller. 29. Second and
Pprlh; Henry N. Aim, 18. 2013 Oak; George
B.eAU'xander. 1 year. Ml North s.xteenth;
Nls P. Christ, 44. 1.-40 South Tenth. .. . ,
'PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Emll Brand! hs gon to New Tork,
where he will rama'n for sevtril days.
Mr. and Mr. M. D. Copeland and daugh
ter Louise left Monday (.veiling fur ,
Royal, Lak Superior, hr a month I ouiii g.
T. J. Crawford, manaaer of tha furnitura
department at Hayden Bros., has gone to
Chicago to attend the furniture men' con
vention in session ther this week.
Mr. Edwin L. Templln of 6018 Webster
street and Mlsa Mary Ryder ot 2423 Mere
dith avenue have gone to Bh-lton to tp nl
two weeks with Mr. Templin't par, ts
Mr. and Mrs. C. ti. Brown and daughter
Marlon left Tuesday evening for a tise
weeks' Stay In California. Thev will co
flrt to Ijou Angeles and will return by
way of Portland and Seattle. .
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Cellars, 30s each - Caffs, 80 a pejlr
St year iealcr'a st by Bail ea receipt al price.
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