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THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE; OCTOBER 1. mil.
Judgments
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!Tfvi to be the Olants flag.
' tliev vin It they will know
ha e been In a flttht. The
if mm to life was a sensa
ir.i a terrible .lolt to New
r-r tha
matter, let no one
Young Hawkey es Who Are Taking a Thorough Course on the Gridiron
t 'lt i he Mt.hivj'i'inx Fay. In the event of a
j-ert . i v that New York beat Chl-cais-n
o if '(-- pennant. The man who
1 ,-p-v! : ! , c-1 :t was Brooklyn a'ded
.-':'. ' . '. ..oit in. and that the Mr
f ; :i t:e fiasco was one Nap
r.uckcr. ." tmithpaw skill. This man
an.l hi.- 'ram subtracted from the coin
lut.itior cr.d the CuhF would be on top
new a-d Boston taken out they would
have the National leaane pennant sewed
up tn a ball, rlrari out of all reach of
tr-e Olintr. The Giants will have "von.
;f ilirv r'n the - 'ore, because of the
verity c- thJ vatuy 'hat 'adds x.t to
ha?e bc.l. cam' ,v, that the tal'emlers at
any t me arc I -'able to beat the leaders.
For tvo yi 113 l'.rocklyn has made trouble
'fnr the Pi)hi Inat fta i . rBr.4lnla Ka.
.... ...ue,, jmo. ...c v. u. ...... .0 -'.
now. did This ery fact Is one reason
whv n -vorld's rrles 'of games Is rot a
fair meanF of determining the compara
tive merits of two teams. Even if the
Cubs lost every barf hall fan In the
count! will concede them the banner
for good losm They are fighters to the
last. Thev never co"ld have heat down
the splendid Giant wall manned by Mar
quard and Mathewson after that long
string of connuerts had they been any
thing short of undaunted warriors. This
is the more remarkable, too. because
their loader. Manager Chance, must lead
from the bivouac, unable to take his place
at the head cf the line on the field of
battle. A good many ardent Cub boost
ers, if the Cubs lose, will have this con
solation they v ci't have to match
swords again with the youthful Athletics.
Coming out of tha vortex of so fierce a
storm at the very end of the season as
would ensue between them and the
Giants, the Cubs, crippled at best, would
be at a tremendous disadvantage with the
Athletics, whose fight has been over for
Bometime and who are now simply rest
ing on their laurels. They will be fresh
for the fray Of course, the same holds
true, more or les-p. as to the Giants.
They will have to ito hard, at least for a
few days, to cinch their right to meet
Philadelphia l.i 'he final play-off and
they will be thus at a disadvantage,
though there is this In their favor they
are not crippled as are the Cubs. They
are In mmr:-..?nd of their full quota.
So they are transferlng games out of
Lincoln because of skinny patronage
The team is struggling desperately to get
hack into first division, with the danger
staring it In tne face of not even finish
ing at the top of second division. This
is all a surprise and disappointment to
us. We picked Lincoln at the opening
as Eenver"s rival for the' flag. A good
many others did the same thing. We still
believe the team Is inherently strong
enough for that, but something resem
bling mismanagement or Internal strife
of some sort has deprived It of Its own
prowess. In some departments Lincoln
is head and shoulders ahead, of the other
teams, notably behind the bat. There Is
no question of tho supremacy of McGraw
and Stratum. Its infield is a little shaky,
but its outfield is strong and its pitching
staff ought to take rank with any. In all
fairness, resuls make this plain, that
Lincoln lacks the true fighting spirit.
When things were coming its way it won
with hands down and gloated a good deal
in the doing, but when the tide turned,
as it always turns every season for every
team in every league, Lincoln's tail
turned; it got a little yellowish at the
tip and failed to fight as well uphill as
it hud fought downhill. Some think this
has been 'characteristic of the team for
a few years. Well, we can only say this
Lincoln's showing is a keen disappoint
ment to us. Of course, we are not deny
j ing that it may yet come to the top and
finish up next to Denver, but our hopes
of that aie scant. Has Manager Unglaub
made good? Have Gagnier and Thomas
and one or two others made life a bur
den for him? Fox finished the same
way. Now, the team is for sale. This you
must give to President Despain he gave
the town enoui.li good ball players to win
a pennant.
Too many pennants have been prema
tui.b c.i.ciied this year to give proper
a.bi io tliu ya.ne. Minneapolis, the Ath
itt.es and Dir.. it have had It all set
tled .n ti.eir it.-pecuve leagues for some
uavs; Denver lor some weeks, and the
Giants came mighty close to cinching it
a tew days ago in the National. Burn con
d.tions always take away the keen edge
of interest before it is time. The Cubs,
however, are doing their part manfully
to restore life to the National race.
Kane lias s-;.o. a up the rest oi l:u
league in the matter of bunting. H-.-has
the art perfected and better than all,
he heais out his bunts. lie beat out three
in one game lecently and added a lon
single and triple for good measure as the
day s contributions.
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Reading from Left to Right. Top Row-Ballard. Holt. Jans. Bailey. Lowden. Leo. Richards. Hanson. Penninnroth. Kellogg. Ebey, Hawley. Stewart. Middle Kow-JIInes. Von Lookum
nlngrot,h. O'Connor, Malloy, Clemons, Bowen, McUinnis, Buckley, Van Meter, Filler, Orlger. Buird. Gardner. Lower Row-Bowman. Curry. Triekey. Repass. Jimmy. Custodian, Ny.
ancter, Murphy. Captain. ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS ON THE CARNIVAL GROUNDS.
Middle Row Mines. Von Lookum. Relchlet, Pen-
Danton, Am-
WESTERN LEAGUE AVERAGES
Thomasor. of Omaha Still Leading
Hitter of the League.
COYLE PEEFECT IN THE FIELD
Closing Days of the Season Final
Three Members of the Ronrke
Faiullr Hlttn Above the
.800 Mark.
Thomason of the Omaha team is still
in the lead In batting average of the
Western league and is next to Wallace
of Sioux City, who top tne list of the
entire league.
In fielding averages Coyle of Omaha is
one of the seven contCitujats for l rt
;ilaee.
Batting: Averages.
AB. R. H
Walley, Sioux Cjty 18
Towne. Sioux City
Thomason, Omaha...
Zwilllng. 8t. Joseph.
Borton. St. Joseph
Scanlon. Omaha
Eabb, St Joseph
Craig, Pueblo
BealT, Denver
Claire, Pueblo. ...
Kane, Omaha
Cassldy. Denver
Unglaub. Lincoln
Barber. Sioux City...
Jones, St. -Joseph
Kins. ToDeka
Neighbors, Sioux City.
Rickert, Topeka
Emory. Topeka
Cobb. Lincoln-. !
Haxunan, Sioux City
.... 95
....SS4
....47
....2M
.... 34
.... 21
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573
....41?
....140
....347
..1..&35
377
511
271
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96 2"3
77 157
Go 95
S 8
U 7
l 78
J 148
70 IX
96 184
98 183
69 133
14 44
M 109
59 168
72 118
78 ln9
S9 82
ni 178
87 174
7S 147
97 WO
HI 171
9.1 lhO
H 172
78 152
SO IS3
Whv not let Johnny Maher and ex
Mayni rian Brown have that Lincoln
team.' The.' ate winners and any time
the boys didn't hump, the colonel woulc
get after them with that bellicose type
writer of his.
McCormlck. Lincoln 4S7
Powell, St. Joseph &3
Matttck. Pes Moines 578
Middleton. Pueblo 529
Cole, Lincoln., 57S
Belden, Pueblo .... 514
Koerner. Pueblo uiS
Berger. Pueblo lib Hi
Gilmore, Denver-. M S9 148
Reillv, Sioux City 622 100 153
Williams. Omaha 449 71 llSo
Andreas, Sioux City 600 109 ITU
Wagner. Sioux City.'. 510 91 148
Schoonover, Omaha b 'l 14i
Thomas, Lincoln 506 ( 14rt
Kenworthy. Denver 125 19 36
Quillln, Denver 52H 100 151
niehoff, Omaha 44 90 131
Beecher. Topeka 350 W 70
Covle, Omaha 65 7 18
Shaw, Pueblo 202 65
Healv, Denver. 11 '-' 3
Lloyd, De.iver 626 U3 182
Frambes, lienver 225 27 60
Spahr, Denver 192 21 63
Curtis, Des Moines 622 k0 167,
Stem. Sioux City tJ ? iv
Gardner, Topeka 122
Kelley. civ. Joseph oM
Breen, hioux City 578
Coffey, Denver 531
Durbln, 'lopeka 118
HuThes. Pes Moines iih.
Graham, Des Moioes 4'i
liutidoii. Linco.n
Keilly. St. Joseph 561
Uay.mer. Lincoln 565
Lnch, Omaha 215
Lindsay Denver SI2
C'ockman. Lincoln 392
Colligan, Des Moines 567
Pick, Omaha 314
Ai'bqgast. Omaha 212
Whitney, Topeka 5'2
Miller. IJncoln 212
( lark, Topeka V
l'ltoskl, Des Moines.. 26S
f-'age. Kloux City 67
Krvps. Toi ka 2"i
Dall. Topeka l-'2
reiiniiti, Pueblo ?57
Isbell. Albert. Pueblo A
Karrell. Omaha
Claiiman. Topeka 219
Dwyer. Dts Moines 543 49 126
Agnew. Omaha 192 21 44
Crutcher, St. Joseph 57 3 13
Haihant, Dts Mnii.es 22i 2il 51
Melnke. Pt. Jseph ..514 5 116
Miller. Sioux City 33 40 Ni
Anderson, Des Moines. .. .491 16 110
L'ienions. Pueblo 47 4 43 105
Voore, Omaha 39C
Knaii, Lincoln 73
1 unless, Omaha ,...41
i- , eaves, Omaha 424
When Rhodes' arm went lame he was
winning evey game. He has been out
for v. eaks. Can anyone see what that ha
meant to Omaha in this closing perln.i
; witn the team working so well?
In the first place, most people will
never believe that barney Dreyfuss gave
anything like 2.i00 for Marty "Toole.
In the second place if he did he was a
chump
Perhaps it H'igh Duffy had let anv nine
of hl men play together enough to gel
well acquair.'ed. the White Pox might
fci&nd hither up i.i the column than they
do.
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103
57
78
12
66
II
33
156
156
142
31
145
12a
100
144
72 145
23 55
7.-, 133
47 99
70 143
4S 79
J5 53
69 148
33 56
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.311
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Coyle, Omaha..'.. 33
Healy. Denver 1
Miller. Denver 0.
Plympton, Des Moines.. 2
Routt. Pueblo 4
Stelger, Sioux City 21
Towne. Sioux City 122
Lindsay, Denver 1.407
Borton. 6t Joseph M
Whitney. Topeka 1.447
Stem. Sioux City 1,390
Koerner. Pueblo 1.386
Jones. S Joseph
Spahr. Denver
SJeldVn. Pueblo
Thomas. Lincoln
Zwllling. St. Joseph.
Kane. Omaha
Clemmons. Pueblo..
Miller. Sioux City...
McGraw, Lincoln...
Stratton. Lincoln
Dwyer. Des Moinea.
Chellette, St. Joseph
Cassldy, Denver
Farthing. Lincoln
Anderson. Des Moines..
Lynch. Omaha
Arbogast. Omaha
Shaw. Pueblo
Isbell, Frank. Pueblo..
Crittenden, St. Joseph..
Frambes. ' Denver
Cosset t. S. Joseph
Freeman, St. Joseph....
Beall. Denver
Durham, St. Joseph
MiddJeton, Pueblo
1'latov.ki. Des Moines.
Cole. Lincoln
Chapman, Topeka
Walley, Sioux City
Barber. Sioux City
Kaufman, St. Joseph... 7 52
Klnsella, Denver 4 63
Gilmore. Denver... 240 14
Neighbors. 6ioux City.. 132 T
Gardner, Topeka 1 i
Vance, Denver 22 4
Breen, Sioux City 238 16
McCormlck, Lincoln.... 332 21
Wagner. Sioux City.... 2M 28
Llpyd. Denver 384 476
Curtis, Des Moines 293 15
Reillv. St Joseph...
Harris. Denver 14 if
Gagnler. Lincoln 334 461
Dundon, Lincoln 351
Fentress. Omaha.- 8 37
iDurbin, Tooeka 16 73
Unglaub. Lincoln 3i 222
Claire. Pueblo 216 303
Mattick. Des Moines.... 344 w
iCrlsp, Topeka,, INS 53
King. Topeka 325 73
Kenworthy, Denver 43 48
Einerv. Topeka T 175
Rickert, Topeka 223- 10
Crutcher. St Joseph 11 41
Scbreiber. Denver 11 61
Giffin. St. Joseph 19 17 2
Hughes. Pueblo 395 429 49
Kreps, Topeka 220 25
Smith. Lincoln 1 1"
Thomason. Omaha 292 23
Craig, Pueblo 95 4
Miller. Lincoln 106 9
Hall. Omaha 11 87
Graham. Des Molr.es 3!3 aio
Melnke, St. Joseph 4- 471
Northup, Des Mumea.. 6 57
Wulllin. Denver 155 256
Ai-.drar, Sioux City 112 2'7
iii.eton. Des Moines... 15 H8
.o .ertoii, Lincoln 8 50
C.-u. L.ncoln 2 1 2S
Schmid, Pueblo 92 145
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8 .273
20 .231
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Batting Pueblo, .279; Denver. .277; Sioux
Cltv, .277; Omaha, .263: Topeka, .259; Lin
coln, .263; St. Joseph, .263; Des Moines, 227.
Fielding Denver, .94: Lincoln, .962;
Sioux City, .959, St. Joseph, .956, Pueblo,
.953; Omaha. .949; Des Moines, 941; To
peka, .938;.
Stolen bases St. Joseph. 306; Omaha,
301, Denver, 298; Lincoln, 2S9; Sioux City,
247; Des Iolnea, 220; Topeka, 156;
Pueblo. 120.
Sacrifice Hits Denver, 260; Sioux City.
241; Pueblo. 204; Lincoln, 192; Oniaha, 192;
St. Joseph, 179; Topeka. 125. Des Moines,
120.
BASE BALL SEASON IS WANING
Sunday Games for Most Fart Will
Conclude Diamond Aotivity.
NORTH AND SOUTH TO BATTLE
Council Bluffs Merchants and How
Ins Association Teams Are Tied
and They Will Mettle Dis
pute at Athletic Park.
I nlqne Souvenir.
One of the queerest gifts on record Is
that made by Oslak Olson, a veteran of
the Sioux war, to the Minnesota ITtor
tcal society lant week During the fight
at Forest City In 1862 he was wounded
in the Bhoulder and days elapsed before
he could be taken to a hospital for sur
gical attention. At last it was discov
ered that the bullet was lodged In his
shoulder blade, and could not be ex
tracted. It has been there ever since,
and Mr. Olson now announces he has
willed It to the historical society upon
his death. After that event it is to be
extracted, labeled and placed in the his
torical museum. Pt. Paul Dispatch.
By next Sunday all the amateur base
ball teams will have their toga atored
away. This season has been a success
In every way.
There will be a lively time at Fort
Omaha this afternoon, when the first
battle of the civil war aeries will be
Inaugurated. Mullen, the manager of
the Townsends, is the gent that picked
the north bunch, and Louie Kocher of
the Americans spotted the south army.
These two leaders have gathered to
gether two clever teams. The aeries will
last for throe. Sundays today, the 8th
and 15th. Game will be railed at 3
o'clock. Following is the lineup:
North.
Falconer
Olllham
O'Connor.....
Dougherty...
Woodruff....
Malum
Coe
Soellman
Morearty....
Adams
Kelly
Thener..
SouMi.
. Center Mwiady
, Short Smith
.Right Hatchen
.Second. ...J. Daughertyi
. Left
Third
...First
..Catch
...Pitch
..Pitch
.. Pitch.,
.. Pub ..
Denny
Tracey
Dennlson
Dansn
Cunningham
Bogatts
Darkness walked upon the
.. Vanoua
scene of
the Council Blaff Merchants-Council
Bluffs Rowing association tangle In tha
tenth Inning last Sunday and found tha
score knotted 1 to 1. consequently thaaa
two teams will endeavor to maul aaoh
other again this afternoon. This gams
will he the second of a scheduled double-
header, the first game of whloh will be
between the Council Bluff Ramblers and
tha R. E. Long squad, of Omaha.
Mora and All Mars.
At Rourke park this afternoon a nifty
mix is looked for when the Stors Trl
upmhs lock horns with an "All Btar"
aggregation picked by Fred Bradford
formerly manager of the L. O. A. Orig
inals. This game will complete tha sea
son for the Brewers. Lineup:
Rlorz. Position. All Stara
Druminv P'lrst Clair
McLean Short Lawler
Mall Second Bradford
Durkee Third fthlpke
Welch Kignt Henoy
Kuoera Center Rorvln
F.astman Left Will lama
Hatchen Catcher OondlM
Probst Pitcher HlracJi
Most all the baseball parks will be busy
this afternoon.
At the Florence park, foot ball instead
of base ball .will ba the attraction.
Ooatle Fox terminated the season with
the McKeen Motor company gang. Hs
has been working on the Inllal sack for
them.
Another married man Is adorning ths
Stors Trluptnhs roster. Last week George
Probnt, tha star heaver of the Brewers
got hooked.
fthort Bunta.
Our clever gume buster. Henry Qenrga
Falconer of the Mollys, got hot under th
ears last. Sunday when he was called
out for cutting first after tickling ona
good for three pouches.
The Managers have failed to drop k
game since they organised.
The Hollys closed the gates last 6unian
hv Icing their last gamboree.
Today Is the last day the storg Tri-
ruphs will parade this season.
Left-winger Hirfch hurled the pfll fof
;he Mannccri; up at Tekamah yesterday
fAine. league scout ought to look ovey
Swsnson. trie pill artist of the Floreno
Athletics.
That gonial Council Bluffs lead
Marlon Gibson, has returned from his)
our of the west. ,
Today msrks the end of ths amateiiy;
br.se ball seanon In Omaha as far as reg-1
'.ar games are concerned
For about five months the stove league
an have the floor. Many arguments are
alteady on the bill of fare.
Last Thursday Luie Kocher went i9
Chicago where he is to be a guast M
he New York-Chicago rights.
When Lenny C. Marsh, ths Hootnt
catcher was put on the blink this season.
put the team on the hummer.
We 1 the three leaf boys can hang u
heir rake v-lth the South Omaha pen-'
nant, decorating the Shamrock club.
Crescent, ta.. riled twenty counters laag
Sunday while the MUler 10gh Lifes ;
pockct-d op nine urthlng doing signa. I
There Is no dispute In Council Bluffs Ml
to who is w ho an the C. o. MerobMUB i
salted the championship some time ago. I
Harry Williams, one of our noted base i
uallists. win rtoin nnwn Tne run mm
pos tlon for the Superior foot ball teem.
Wlllard Outaley made good as an um
pire In the Mink league, so he will srob-
awv be ore or tne'.r tenters nexi ainwu.
This morning at Rivervtew Park tha
art F.nria ni1 West Ends will meet to
deride the supremacy of the east ana
west.
Still the Omnlm Grain exchange diideST.
?.re on the warp.itn iney warn aooinr
chance at the Sherman Avenue Mer
chants.
As customary. Frank Qulgley win don
the foot ball tons with the Diets team.
He has played with said team stnoa they
organised.
At the helm the East Ends will have
sam Feltman of tha Advosoh Ha ta a
clever base ball manipulator and also a
good general.
lm Kunda Oanrm Danfhertv eC tha
Hollys smashed one on the pics; for ha
limit, but was called out for not puttJnsJ
his stamp on second base.
Tou could pink up a good base ball
team out of two Omaha families, vis.
the Speilman's and Probsfs. Five bse
ball players belong to the frTlmam earny
and a quartet register as rronex.
Big Prizes Are Up
for Star Bowlers
CHICAGO, Sept. 80. News of what Chl-
oago Is going to do for tha bowlers at
tha twelfth annual tournament of tha
American Bowling congress. Karoo. I ta
March 24. inclusive, was disclosed tn s
letter from Charles Comlskay, president,
of tha Chicago bowling tournament. Tha)'
letter reads:
"The next, or twelfth annual AnweJ
Bowling congress International tourna
ment, will be held in Chicago March S
to 24. 1912. They will use twenty-four ol
ths best alleys, pin ssttsra. pins, eta. W
expect to have over M0 five-men teams)
and over 240.000 In cash prlsea, Tha In
tarnations! Amphitheater has bean se
cured, with a seating capacity of tXOO.
and a large annex that will ba used for
a palm garden during tha tournament.
All Chicago bowlers are on tha eater
talnment committee, which will assure
you that the visiting bowlers wlU ha well
taken i are cf."
The bowlers ars talking of making;
Comlskey president of ths American
Bowling congress next year.
When you have anything for sale or
exchange advertise it In Ths Bee Want
Ad columns and gee qu'ck results.
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Spitball O'Brien, sold by Denver U
Boston, is showing up the American
league (-luggers No wonder Denver beat
us
U ell. the season is over and Omaha
has beat Denver lust four times. Sham
on ou, Denver
Pitchers for next year: Hall. Robinson,
Fentres. Lots. Rhodes, Sindelar. Some
nucleus, isn't it?
Jim Kane and Thomason
the fun of tt-1: lives these,
basting the ball
ars having
das. lam-
Now they are ta.king of Ty Cobb buying
Lincoln. Would that mean Brother Paul
for manager?
toman. Lincoln 83
Koisella. Denver 61
(Jcssett. Si. Joseph ...32S
Korts. Des .Moines 5nU 52
Isbell. Frank, Pueblo 2 3
Giffin. St. Joseph 58 6
Clark. Sioux City... , S3 T.
CrlttendeV St. Joseph.. M
Jackson, Pueblo i.1 li
Harris, Denver sT 2
Rhodes Omaha "3 4
Applegate, Lincoln 47 7
Edmiston, Topeka 247 8
McGraw. Lincoln 221 19
Ellis. Pueblo 113 W
Crisp, Topeka 147 T
Johnson, St. Joseph b 6
Buchanan. Topeka 7
Heuston. Des Moines 117 10
Stratton, Lineoln ' 21
Durham. St. Josph 1"1 7
Smith. Lincoln 18 1
Chellette, St. Joseph 13 9
Farthing, Lincoln s 2
Klepfer. Sioux City .34 1
Schneber, Denver , 81 1
Hall. Omaha 112
Robinson Omaha
Fugate, Topeks 8 5
Steiger. Sioux City 32 4
Miller, Denver s 0
Fox Lincoln 9 5
Freeman. St. Joseph M 4
Kaufman, St. Joseph 59 1
Wolverton. Lincoln 6" 6
Sindelar, Omaha 0
Perry, Pueblo 4fi 1
Routt. Pueblo 20 2
Owens. Des Moines 61 2
Lots, Omaha M 0
Northup, Des Moines 7t
Hageruian, Lincoln 74 4
Kaber, Pueblo 67 1
Olmstead, Denver 2ft 0
Peaster. Pueblo 27 2
Pir.ktrton. Des Molnci... 14 2
Yates, Des Moines 10 0
Flrldtasj Averages.
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Lotz. Oiiiaha .. 1 47
Agnew, Oniaha 210 tii
Cockman. Lincoln Ill 24rt
Clark, Sioux City 7 73
Ellis. Pueblo
Knapp. Lincoln
Rellly, Sioux City
Fox, Lincoln
Bachant. lies Moines...
Perry. Pueplo
Rhodes. Omaha
Clark, Topeko
UcrKor, Pueblo
Eliman, Lln"oln
Uuchanan, Topeka
Williams,' Omaha.......
Mehoff, Omaha
Powell, St. Joseph
Scnoonover, Omaha
Klepfer. Sioux City.. .
Robinson, Omsha
Jackson. Pueblo.
Hartinan, Sioux City...
Coifey. Denver
Dall, Topeka 33
i Yates, Des Moines
Isbell. Albert. Pueblo..
Moore, omaiia
Appeatu, Lincoln
Peaster, Pueblo;
Kneaves,. Omaha
Beecher, Topeka
Edmiston. Topeka
Colllgan, Des Moines..
Johnson, St. Joseph....
Korea, Des Moines
Sage. Sioux City
Kaber. Pueblo
Olmstead. lienver
Pick, Oniaha
Fugate, Topeka
Hagerman. Lincoln ...
Owens, Des - Moines....
Farrell, Omaha
Scanlon, Omaha vu
White. Des Moines
Sindelar, Omaha
llnkerton, Des Moines.
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Hurrah Boys, Here We Are
Ruff Hat Hattie and Smewth
Again ! ! !
Hat Ben
c mi
291 :.5i' 72
15 56
9 49 6
142 'fc 13
2S4 203 f.1
2;;i 26 '.3
192 21 Hi
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14 116 11
242 402 00
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9 49 6
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2"S 37 Hi
2 19 14
144 213 30
20 414 Ml
4 64 8
215 314 I
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122 119 13
12 74 13
11 62 11
4 39 T
32 49 1 6
15 12 6
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Kuff Hat Hattie
We buy Neckwear
in solid blocks;
And you can
SAVE MONEY
in our Socks.
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MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
AND
Pitchers' Records.
Healy, Denver 2
Kenworthy. Denver 8
Smith. Lincoln 4
Crutcher. St. Joseph
Applegate, Lincoln
Ellis, Pueblo ,
Chellette, St. Joseph
Barber, Sioux City
Schrelber, Denver
Kaufman, St Joseph
p.hodes, Omaha
Hatris, Denvii
Enman, Lincoln
Hall, Omaha
Oiffln, St. Joseph
Routt, Pueblo
Jackson, Pueblo
Beecher, Topeka
Klnsella, Denver
Wolverton. Lincoln
Freeman. St. Joseph 12
Buchanan. Topeka 13
Olmstead, Denver 7
Hdlvlioon. Omaha IS
itagerman, Lincoin 13
1'uilifciii, t. Joaeifli 14
Clark. Sioux City ; 12
Johnson, St. Joseph 13
J'aber, Pueblo I
Perry, Pueblo - T
Peaster, Pueblo I
A Beautiful
Stick Pin-
A Black KaU
given to every
purchaser of
A"Black"nat.
W. L. Pet ""J I
0 1000 t I
2 . il
1 -SvJ t 1
4 .191 f 1
14 7 .667 i sr .
1 8 f II TFlJ
10 62i I I L9 ,., dollars' worth
16 10 hioi M .,4.V , (,'lke place; good
11 9 .v IS H-S fc a. 14 miles of
W U Y t, 2 cre; $1 OuO ch
J ! ''. K iNa '' Vara, 6 per cent
H '! ' a t 'own;
11 I '? o se la, per acre; IJKKi
12 10 r 'ttVtfN -2"r"-i c"1'
1 CAtS oVVll-t. Have an extra
J ' a to handle.
7 r4 bi- j?'? m show you. llrlug
t rL Uw U, f
U hN0" l than 28 miles.
? :Jmi. frill Company,
.600 , tai l Bank Uld-.
,2 S
, l tai,
in
water
lo 4:i0 per
Address
JIulib
64 W. 2D BOUTlV
WU1TK TO
IOmhip. Murray
reliable Information
liusy fue-torlsH, farm la
muy be bought for less
AUK A FIJW OF THK tip
W fcl CAN TELL YOU OK.
Gloves, Shirts,
Suspenders,
Underwear,
Pyjamas, Um
brellas, Jewelry,
Handkerchiefs
Silk Hats, Collars
and Cuff Bags.
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v '4 araiat mmmmm w wi sa" J'" """"V
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in Jim im
Wrals4i.
REAL water; real ditches; e
project; 15.000 acres oultlvatsdi Car
and deeded; Ou.OOO acres with water
await settlers. Wheatland Indus
Co., Whaallsnd, Wys.
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