THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAT 23. 1912.
And This They Call Beautiful Weather
Drawn for The Bee by T. E. Powers
Copyright, m. lateraat'l New Service.
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MATHEWSON IS INVINCIBLE
Hold Cincinnati to Three Eits and
One Bon.
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GUSTS FESD BHTT05 F1EELT
fleteker, Be-eker mm Dorl Drlv
Oat TwBih Hit Tkrwe Stale
.- Bmm .Omm Until riar
la the Caatest.
CINCINNATI, O . May B-klatheweoe
waa lnnclble halting Cincinnati to
' three klta Wnll Kaw fork bit BDtoa
Trely mm won. Scor:'
k WTOR. CINCTKNiTl.'
AB.HO.AE. AB.H O.A.I
rt...l
Doyle. .... 4
aiwdfr-M. til
sWrpar, H.I
Marti, lb., t
rUrx. Ib .
klerar
statelier, m. 4
HiUffl. pi
Oral, lb
dinky, a a
t II
Manaa. ef. 4 1 I
ISnooll, II. 4,1 1
OHobint I. ri II
Mttell. il l 1 I
En. r I
emeian. ib... i a i
Baoaol, .l 1 I
awcuu. ... I a i
Best. ...t a
Oar, e I a a
fMeDoaaM .1 M
Tettl linil I Ton la at lllu I
Batted for Benton In ninth. ,
Naw York I I I J 1 11 e I
Cincinnati I I a I la 6-1
Two-baae blta: Fletcher. Becker, Doyle.
8tolan base: Marsana. Backar, Hersog.
Doubla play: Elan to Eamond.to Hoblll
aall. Base on ball: Off Benton. L
6uuck out; By Mathewson. 1; by Banton.
I Tim: 1:41 I'mptraa: Klara and
Bubo. .
Dtrkaoa Wlekes Mar Gasae.
PITTSBURGH. May il -Dickson today
pitched and won a masterly gem (or
Beaton, only two local mn reaching
third base. O'Tool fava aevan baaaa
an bain and strut out eight batter.
Scor;
aoiTos prmMKOH.
AI M. O A ft ABHOAS
McOoa'a. Ib4 I "Byrne, It... 4 Ilia
a acem. it ... 4(1
I ouacb. at ... 4 11
l qi. av. 4 I i
a vie ....... a a
J. Millar, lb I I
I ewiiaoe. if ... I
SMecsrtr, lb. I a
f anally. 1
Dtmpb.il. rtl
Iwaeney, lb. 4
k btuief. ill
Mrkna. II.. 4
D..M ... i i n
, laeaa. ...! I
Kirna. i I
-Hclboa, p.. I
I 1
1 1
I 1
I I
a
Donlla .... 1 a
Tsui la I rill aoihaoe. e.,,.1 I
' o tooh. i
! Hualt I I
- Ca.Mt. ..
I Toull M inn I
Ran for Wagner In the ninth.
Battad (or Rally in tha eighth.
Betted for O'Toola In tha alfhth. -
Vtttetmrgh M I I H H
Boaton O I I I I 1 1 0 J
Two-baa kit: - Devlin. Stolen base:
Wllaon. Campbell, Sweeney. Jachwon,
Devlin. Double playa: Carey, Wainer.
McCarthy and Byrne: swaenev and uev
II n. Baaea on ball: Off O'Toole, T; off
Camnlta. 1: off Dickson. 1 Struck out
By O'Toola. t: by Dickson, t Hit: Oft
J Toole, I In elfhF Innings; off Camnlta,
none In one Inning. ' Time: J;00. L'nv
plraa: Owen and Brennan.
' Caba Wla IlkaalBC Match.
ICHICAOO. May -Chlcago won a
heavy . kilting ' cam from Brooklyn.
Uaubert made five hit! la as many tlmea
tt bat. while z rnmerma lot three blta.
ana a bom run. In three tlmea at bat
score: .
I CH1CAOO BROOKLYN.
' ABM. OAS. AB M O A S.
hrbrl. II. 4 1 I a Islam, tt .1 11)1
I a tlaabrrt. lb. I I II 1 a
a a aj. Imiib. b I I I I
a i , at. 4 I
t I aWftaal. II .. I e I
I I Haawll. HI I I I I
I I IToolar. ...! I I I
I I arMip. c... 4 111
I 1 aiiatiia. I I 1 1
k.i. lata
TMeie.....M u n u four i i
Tinker. Three-baa hit. Daubert. Mom
run: Zimmerman. Hit: Off Kant, in
two Inning; off Tingling. I In sti hv
ning a Stolen baaea: Daubert. llmmer
.man (SI. Bver. Wheat. Double playe:
i.'auort tunaaaiatM). rjver to Holman.
Tinker to Evere to Hoffman: Daubert to
Tooley. Baaaa on balla: off Cneney, 4;
oft Kent, i. Struck out: By Cheney. 4.
Time: 1KB. Lmpirea. Rlgler and
rinneraa.
Phllllea Taka Cloa Caaaa
ST. LOUIS, May S. After holdlnf
rnuaaeipnia hltleaa for aevan Innlnl.
Harmon fve two hit in tha elahth And
these together with a pass and an er
ror by Mowrey gava the rliitora victory,
core:
rH 11 DELPHI A. T. vont.
AB H O.l t AB II ft A ft
Tnea. rt.... 1 1 Mta. ... 411
ImM .. 1114 IE1II. U 4 1 I I 1
Pib.rt, d . 1 1 I a IHxtn lb. I a I 11
Uaerua. lb. I I 4 SK'Mrbr. Ill 111 I U
Cnvata. If.. I I 0 ttran. if.... Ilia
Dearear. lb. I I I Haar. .. till
Daolaa. at 4 111 Sflalaa. ft.... I It
Killlrar. a.. 4 I 4 1 aniaaa. I
BMeua. Mill tHaraxia. .. I I I I
oarer, ... I I I I a
Total II I It 11 fBlto 1 I
Teul M mil I
Battad for Harmon In the ifhth.
Philadelphia 1IIII1-S
St. LouU I 1 1 e-1
Two-baae hit: Elll. Baaea on balla:
Off Harmon. T: off Brennan. i. Struck
out: By Harmon, I; by Brennan. 1 Hlta:
Off Harmon, 1 In eurht Inning; off
oeyer, in one inning. Tim: i.m.
plraa: Eaaoo and Johnston.
Vm-
Mlllar, el... 4
a. bulla, rt. 4
lia'aua. lb I
Hnflnaa. lb. 4
Tlnbar. ... 4 1
laara. lb.... I 1
NaMkaai 1.1 I
Caantr. ... 4 I
I I
' TeUtt at MM I 1
Batted for Kent In the third.
Chicago a I 0 I 0 1 -ift
Brooklyn I t I t-l
Two-bae hlta: Needham, Daubert,
Guaranteed IP I
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war aaihieaai ii en- i I
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Stiehm Picks Men
- Tor Valley Meet
LINCOLN. Neb., May U-(pclaJ.)-Coach
ttlhm of th unlvarelty track
team this morning1 announced th names
of tho who will rprent Nebraska at
the fifth annual track and field meat
of tha Mlasourt valley eonfrne team,
to be held In Dee Molnea nut taturday.
With th chances slim (or winning
drat place la in tournament, the Corn,
huskers frel aura that thay will carry
off aeeond' honor, although It I the
general belief that Kansas university and
Coa ootleg will also be strong klddrrs
(or thla position. Miuourl la virtually
conceded drat place.
Nebraska' Hat of entries la now a fol
low: Dash. 1W yards: Itaealy, Christmas and
May.
One-mile run: Anderson.
Hurdle. 12B yard: Ruaaell and Knise.
Dash. 4) yards: Beaver, Brannon nd
Mrtioaaa.
Hurdle. !M yards: Barney and Nelson.
Run, M) yard. McOowan, Becker ami
Anaeraon.
Daah, t yarde: Chrlatma. RAceJy and
Wherry.
One-mile relay: Anderson. MrOowan,
Carney, Beaver, srannoa ana tuceiy.
Two-mile run: Batea
One-half-mile relay: Racely, Wherry,
Chrlitmaa, May and Brannon.
pole vault; Raavla and RuaaalL
Dlacua throw: Harmoa. '
Running high Jump: HaJUnga and Rus
es". 4 -
blxtaen-Dound ahot: No one entered.
Running broad jump: Cromwell and
Brannon.
Those ko will leave Thursday to enter
th tryouts (or th three dash and tw
hunt lee are RuseelV- Barney, Racaly,
ChrlMmaa. May, Wherry, Brannon, Be
var and Anderaoa, Thay will be aocora
panled by Coach Suehm and Aaalstant
Coach Reed. Tha remainder of th team
will not leav until Friday.
SOX CONQUER HIGHLANDERS
Caldwtll and QainB Knocked from
Xoand by Chictgoani.
ELIVUf TO 1TO YCRKL SCOZI
-
Walak Malda New York at Hta
Merry Attar Loan la Forced ta
etlre Doeklea by Daniel.
Blsaaaoaa aad Walak.
NEW TORK. May M.'-hleago defatted
New Tors. Caldwell was knocked out at
th box la th ft ret and t)ulaa set th
same fat In tha atatk, while the local
drov Lang oft th mound In th fourth.
Walsh held New York at hi mercy tor
th remainder of th game. Score:
chicaAo. jtsw von
AB H.O.A.k. AB H O. A
fiaia. .... e s amaiei. n.. 4 i e
Lord. Ib I I 1 atlas, tt I I I
Callahan. II I I I irk, lb.... I III
BadM. af.... 4 I lew M 4 1 4
coin, it.. i i i asiMiM, si I I i
Zal4ar, lb... 4 IT I aHanaall, nil I I
aa.ar, .. t, 1 I t Martl. B..I I I I
smiiae. a . 4 III aseaem. a . 4 I I 1
Lanta a ... till ICaleml. . I I I
Wtua, ..,. t I 1 Q.la. p.... t 4
--Wrb. I 111
Toui n w n h i
t T(HI.....I uii a
Chicago i. I I I I I 1 I a-u
new Torn -i
Two-base hits: Daniels, Blmnann.
Walsh. Stolen baaaa: Rath. Callahan.
Double May: Zeider to Weaver toZelde.
on oaiie- Mil waieweii, a, o.i war-
hop, j; off Lang. I; oft slsh. X Struck
out: By Qulnn. I; by Warnop. I: by
Lang, i; by Walah. I Hlta: Off Cald
well. I In two-thlrda tnnlni: off Qulnn.
I In four and two-thlrda In nl rule; off War
nop, in tnree and two-tnima mninga;
off Lang. I In three and two-thirds In
nings; off Walah, I In five and one-third
Innings. Tim; tM. L'mplr: Eg ao
and Evan.
Grewa Defeat Wlllett.
WASHINGTON. May B -Washington
defeated Detroit today. I to 4, Oroom out-
pitching Wlllett. A thre-b hit by
uainor witn inn Base niiea tMuurea in
game. Score:
WASM1NOTOH. PBTROIT.
AB M O A I Al l l l ft
Mnellar. ... 4 111 aBwa. a I I I I I
ratr, lb .. I III aJnae, It ... 4 I I I I
Mil, el... 4 14 1 Iftrrr, el.... 4 III
Irbaatar, lb. I 1 I I loeetara. It I I I I I
C.Walb'r rtl I I D-bantr. ski I I I I
kiU. g.. 4 111 IQAlser, lb.. I I I I 1
MiBrlle, ail I I IMorlartr. I 4 I I I I
Hearr, I I 4 I latuaea, e... I I 1 1 I
Orees. p.... 111 lKIUette, p.. I S I I
Tata.... .-At tBU 4 TeUh M 1 14 14 I
Detroit I I I -4
l-Waahliurton ........1 IIH1IIM
Two-baa hlta: Moeller, roter. Thre
baae hite: Oalnor. Milan. Sacrifice hit:
Perry. Mtolen baaee: C. Walker, Moel
ler, Double play: Bush, Delehenty and
Oalnor. Left on baaea: Detroit. : Wash
ington, 7. Baaea on balla: Oft Wlllett,
I; oft Oroom, t Drat baa on errors:
Detroit. 1; Waablngton, 2. Hit with
pitched ball: By Wlllett, C. Walker,
tit ruck out: By Wlllett, I; by Oroom. 4.
Time: 1:4a. L'mplr: Cunnolly and
Hart.
Boataa Overwhelm Kaps.
BOSTON. May U-Boston battad Kaler
hard today and favored by "breaka" piled
up nine rune, abutting out Cleveland.
ocore;
BOSTON CLEVELAND
AB H O A I AS H O A I
COLONELS SCORE IN TENTH
Doable end Sacrifice Fly Score
Heyden in Last Inning.
GAME ENDS F1YE TO FOUB
Lealavlll Get Well Carved Vlrtory
Over Calaaabaa BraaafteU Oeta
Three Twe-Baaa Hlta Oae
fttalea Baa.
LOUISVILLE, May H-Brafiid s
double and Beaumlller s aacrlflo fly In
th tenth, aeored Haydea, giving Loule
vlU a victory ovr Columbua Hcoret
LOUlSVILUt.
AB H O A K
1
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tt... Ill
Ban. u.. 4 1 I
Harem, If . I I I
Brt 4. I. I I II
Ba'.llter a S I I
ItaatoT. .. I
Ball. lb......
Spanear. e. .. 4 I I
Nartba. .-
Taeay. p.... I
Uel'a'lk. at I
POU MBl'S.
AB H O A I
COUNCIL BLUFFS MERCHANTS
HAVE GAMEJWITH TRIUMPHS
Th Council Bluff Merchant will meet
their old-tlm rival, th Stors Triumph.
at Athletic park next Sunday afternoon
The Triumphs have tha best semi-pro
fessional team In Omaha, having some id
Omaha players In their lineup. In tact.
when they visit Council Bluffs they put
up a good article of baa ball. Manager
Vine Crow has a strong team the beat
seen here. With "Doe" Hombach on the
mound they ought to be winner Sunday.
The gam will atart at t:W o'clock. .
preliminary gam will be played, atarting
at 1:11 a. m. Tha management of the
Merchants will In the near future glv
free day to th fair sex. Manager Crowe
booked Fremont, Neb., State
leaguers, for Memorial day. Ha ha
scheduled aoma other outside games to
b played Utter on la th season.
The 8torg Triumph this year art un
der Manager Bradford, who haa a strong
Uneu. Among; th favorite are Harrv
Welch. Oserg ekraham and th last aea-
aon local third baseman. Jack Mlniena
The flora hav a saw pitoher this season
In McKenal, wh is a wonder. Follow
ing la tbs lineup of both tea ma:
MERCHANTS. TPUUMfrid
Wehl.
Hodge
Baker
McLean...
Scanlon...
Golf
Evera
Payne
Hombach.
Peterson...
.PI ret
Second.....
...... Third
Short
Left
Center
Rlsht
Catch
Pitch
.Pitch.,
Drummy
.... Oranam
.... Durkec
... Mlnlcua
Daugnerty
.... Fenlon
Welch
Claire
.... Probst
McKenate
WUIard Qulgley will nmptr th gam.
NEGRO WOMAN RUNS AMUCK;
SHOOTS IMPATIENT BOARDER
Carrie Wllaon, who vows that ah is
a respectable colored woman, ran amuck
la at night la her home at an Harney
street, when K. ft Cowdea. also colored,
hit bar with a hoard, because an did
sot respond ta a request tor a clean hlrt
a flulck aa ke thought ah ought to. Th
woman, enraged- produced a huge revolver
from a convenient place in bar ctocking
started to make things happen. On bul
let shattered th Impatient colored man'a
right arm and another dipped a coupl
o lock of kinky hair from hi head.
Carrl then started to eboot th win
dows out of the nous, but the police
emergency, detail arrived too quick and
she was disarmed and locked tip. Pollc
Surgeon Elweod attended Cowden'a hurt
and a too waa locked up.
BELLEVUE GRADUATE TO
TFACHJN PORTO RICO
Mia Else Pauline Hubert, a member
of th senior class at Bellevuc ha re
ceived nsajftoaU from th federal gov
ernment ef bar appointment a a teacher
In Parte Mic. She haa decided to c
cept the appointment and will enter npoa
her work la September.
Paralftcnx Aaveaatxur
Big Batarar
ta that Road t
Heeeer, rt.. I I
Yarta. Ib... 4 I
paakar, at. 4 I
Uela, If.... 4 I
uaidnar, Ib. 4 I
BraHla. lb.. I I
wagnar, a. 4 1
Na'aalur. - s 4 I
Hell. I I
I I IBatcaer. It.. I I
I tuliaa. Ik.,.. 4 I
I I Jf-kaa. rf-. I I
I I IH nkorat, lb I I
I I lEutwir. a.. 4 I
I I HHti: rt.... 4
I I ar hi'. a i I
I I SKaler. p I I
I I Wraf .... 4
labMa. d . I I 4
Hlarb as. HII lie
eiaaan a. rtl I I I I
rams. Ik-1 I I I I
Millar, ll I ii a a
Hulaettt. II I I
etWber. ... I I I
Smilb. a ... I I 1
ParkanL a . I I 4
Matallua. p I I I I I
I I
Tata la a 11 1
Tattle at I M 14 I
Two out when winning run scored.
Loulavtlle 1 I I I I M I I 1-4
Columbua !tl-4
Stolen base: Sheltnn. Two-baa hit:
Branafteld ill, Bell. Hlnrhman. Three
bass nit: Oerber. Double playa: Havdra
to Bransfleld. Beaumlller to Branafled.
Hlta: Oft Northup, I In five Inning;
off Toney, I in part of one Inning; off
Loudermllk. t In fv Innings: off Pack
ard, I In five and one-third Innings; off
MrQutllin. I in tour and two-thirds In
nings. Base en ball: Off Northup. I;
off Packard. 4. off Toney, 1; off Loud
ermllk, 3. oft McQulllln. L Time: l ei.
Umpire: Hayea and Irwin.
Miller Take Rear Caaleat.
MILWAUKEE. May It-Doughertv waa
found for fourteen hlta today br Minne
apolis and the vtaltara won. Score:
MlMNkAPnua MILWAIKEB,
AS H O A S AB.H O A ft
Omar, rt . 4 III tuibele, at . 4 1 4 1 I
Aiuaer, a H a s S a SRaaaaU, rl.. I
Knitter, lb.. 4 111 It-kwlaa. lb.. 4 I
William, HI IUvl. a.... I I
k a., rf- 4 I I I K-etma. H. t I
Oeaoa. a .. I 111 SoJaa. Ik.... I I
Daawlr. 114 I I I K-larb. Ib ... I
oiii. ik I I ll I ifMia, 4 I
rutenea, p 4 I I Douibartr, pl 1
4 I
TeUM S M It HI I TMSIS M I IT 11 4
Mlnneapalla I t I I I I I I f-l
Milwaukee I i t I -I
Two-baa hlta: GUI, Randall. Lelhold.
Stolen base. C'lymer. Aitlaer. Kllltfer.
Double play: Wllllama to Altlwr to bill.
Baaaa on ball: Off Dougherty. 1. Struck
out: By Patterson, I. by Dougherty, 1.
Time: I:M. l'mplr: Bterhalter and
Connolly.
Howeler' Mil at Wraac lime.
INDIANAPOLIS. May a. - Toledo
signalised its first appearance of the sea
son oa th local ground today by de
feating Indlanapolie. Hi l The local
outbatted and outplayed the vleltor. but
could not make their hits count moor:
TOUt DO, I.NDlAAFOUt ,
AS ..O A I. AS H O A ft
Nile. II I
Hisrh'aa. Ibl
araobla. lb. I
fbasmaa. 4
Bur, el.,.. 4
nirb. rl I
Darrlek. Ib. . I
Una, e 4
I I
I 4
I I
I I
I I
1 I
I 11
I
ralklb'f, pill
... f I
mil
IKaMr, ct...l
ewooarun.
IO Laarr. aa . 4 I I
llnsenaa, to. I I I
ellaaler. lb.. I 1 14
IH-rtr. rf. 4 I 1
Toun..... unit i Teua a u ii i
Halted lor Kaler In the eighth.
Boaton MI1MIIM
Cleveland MIlilMM
Two-base hits: Gardner til. Hall,
Speaker. Three-base hit: Hooper. Sacri
fice hit: Hall. Stolen baaea: Speaker
(Si, Olaon. Double plays: Olson to Ball
to Hohnhorat. Lett aa Baaea: Boston,
i: Cleveland. . Baas on balla: Off
Hall. I; off Kaler, 1. Flrat on errora:
Boston, 1; Cleveland, I- Struck out; By
Hall, 1: by Kaler, 1. Time: 1:1a. Um
pire: O'Loughlln and Westervett.
Athletic Peaad Two Pitcher.
PHILADELPHIA. May PA-Phlladelphl
knocked two of St. Louie' pitcher off
th rubber today and woe. I to 1 Score:
rHILADBbPHIA. ST. L"l re
AB H.O AS. AS H O A ft
kUnart. H I I I I etbottea. ef . I I I I
Ur4. U I I aHosaa, If... I 14 11
Brae -el . I 11 tll. lb . I IMS
Tbaeiaa, e.. 1 I 4 1 eUaan. Ik. 4 114 1
rolllu. ti l I I I Pratt, lb.... I 1111
Babar. lb... I III lAuatla. rf 1 e a a
Harrbr. rt . I I a eWiMea. a. I I I I I
Mrlaaa. Ik I I I 1 enaebaiw. a. 4 I 4 I I
Barnr, as.... 4 lit leattr. a I I
Lee, e. I s a a siteaitltae. p. I e e
oidiisg. l..l I 1 I erms'taer. pl I I I I
Caaata. p... I f I I loaisua ..I I I I I
Tsui m . r? a i Tauia n turn
Batted for Bsnmgartner In ninth.
Philadelphia t I 111 I I M
st. Loui eeii i !-
Two-baa hlta: Collins. Murphy. Three-
fcaaa hit: Barry. Sacrifice hlta: Auatln,
Pelty. Racrtflc tly: Stovall. stolen
bases: Auatln. Collfna, Baker , Mur-
fhy (21. Barry (It. Struck out: By Pelty.
: by BeumgaYtner. 1; by Coomb. 7.
Double playa: Wallace to La port to
Stovall: Baker to Collins to McManus.
hirst oa errors: St. Louis, 1; Philadel
phia. L Base on ball.: Off Peltr. 1:
off Hamilton. 1; off t'oombe. C Left en
baaee: St. Lewie, T; Philadelphia. 4. Hits:
Off Pelty. 7 in five and two-third In
ning": rf Hamilton, I In en Inning; off
Baumgartner, 1 In one and one-third In
nings. Wild pitch: -Pally. Tim: Me.
Lmpirea: Dlneen and Perrtne.
Creighton Medics
Win at Fort Omaha
Before a large crowd, eompoeed mostly
of Creighton student sad soldiers, out at
Fort Omaha yesterday afternoon rr.e
Creighton Medio defeated th Regular
at Fort Omaha by th score of 11 to 7.
The gam was a slugging match, ta
which th doctor excelled. Moahor aad
Tompkins wax continually is to lima
light tor th soldier. Per ta sseeU
th baa at ea ling of Qulgley, th hittin
of Touag and Pasha and th fielding of
Cough laa were th feature. Tha sol
diers used a coupl at fSngara. Leaver
twirlad a mediocre gam and woo Id ha
tared better, bet at support waa a
trifle off. Name Pasha got a ham rna
with th base leaded. Th Medio amid
Ilk ta iai a gam with tha Omaha
High school tears. Address V. Cough la n.
care C retail ea Medical, ar 'poaaa Mar.
y to. Score:
C-eUhton I 1 S t U
Soldiers S I 1 I I I 4-i
Batten: Med lea. Leerer sad Frank
Soldier.
Urnptr:
Ducher. Evan
Peach.
Qulgley;
Moaber.
A Dasrrraa Weasd
la rendered aaUeeprte by Bocklea a Ar
nica Salv. the Keallog wonder far sores,
burns, atrea. are anas and sait rkear Sc.
For sale by Bealoa Drag Ca.
I William. Ill I I
mark, c.il I I
SRobanaee, pill
- - - -"HUo lie
Tetus mil 1
TtU . .It M It ll I
Toledo e i i e l -e
Indlanapolla I M I I I I I o I
Two-b hits: Nile. Bronkla. Thre.
baa hlta: Woodruff. Nl ea Kaiser.
Struck out: By Robertson. 2: by Falk-
enoerg, s Baae on balls: Off Robert
eon. I; off Falkenber. I. Double playa:
Ingerton to Hunter. Chapman to. Der
rick. Lett on baaea: Indlanapolla. I:
Toledo, I. Stolen base: Fll. k. Wood
ruff, Wild pitch: Falkanberg. 'Time:
l:ik Umpires. Farguaon and Handlboa
ATLANTIC MAN LOSES GRIP
ON DOWNTOWN CORNER
Oris Gregerson of Atlantic. la., was a
visitor la Omaha for a short tim yea
terday and vldently thl metropolla
looked th aam to him as.doas th pac
ful little Iowa village, wher averybody
I honest and knows everybody else. He
placed Ms suit case down on th corner
sear the Aaron lawwlry stor at Six-
tenth and Famam itreeta, ta th after
noon and then took a atroll about town.
Whan h returned, emon who Is v.
dently unaoaualnted with Atlantic ethics
had made off with It. Oregerson mtered
a complaint at th pollc headquarter
Permits to amok. I cente. All dealtra
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Good Eyes for
Good Health
Not only headaches,
but weariness, nerv
eusneas end lack ol -ambition
ere caused by
defective eyesight.
Cvea digestive die
orders ere attributed
by pbjrsiclene to the
eye
The bond of sym
pathy between the eyes
sod other organ Is so
close that eny one et
the vital organa may .
be effected tj poor
vision.
- Eye strain steals up
on ou so subtly that
you may not be aware
of It. It will pay yon
to watch for It. We
will be (led to make
en appointment with
you for consultation. -Telephone
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RELIS KINZIE TAKES STAND
Little Iowrn Girl Seeonnti Her Side
ef White Slave Case.
LTOUCED TO C0X TO OMAHA
Threw era Ar oa Trial tor Her
Downfall aad Ska Telia Coart
Maw h flrel Fell la
with The.
Little Rtllls il Kinsle. alleged to hav
been enticed hare from Harlan, took th
aland yesterday In tha United States
district court and told of her connection
with Roy Wur field. Leo Van Oorkom and
Orover Miller, on tr.al for violation ef
th "whit elave" law. She we stremely
nervoua and hr vole aa Inaudible to
hearer twenty feet sway. After being re
assured by Judge Morris she became more
at ease and told her story In a straight
forward mannr under examination of
District Attorney Hawaii.
Th defer continuously harbored ob
jection to her taetlmony, making th
examination on of almost caeselsa ar'
gument.
Allowed ta Toll Star-.
The slrl waa allewed to at ate all ah
knew eoncernmg th thre men and their
action toward bar line h met Murfleld
I Dee Molnea early In January. Sh re
counted In detail her lit alnc ah left
th home ot her mother la Sheldon. la,
on th drat ot th year, going to De
Molnea. where aha wa mploydd telling
notions and books by houa to bouae can
vaaa. I
Walsh Gets Draw in
Fight with Kilbane
BOSTON, Miy a.-Jlmmy Walsh of
Boaton fought Johnny Kllbene at Cleve
land, world featherweight ehamplnn,
twalv round to a draw In th Boston
arena tonight.
The match waa rharectsrleed by fast,
aclentlfll boning throughout. For the
first eight- rounds the men took mstter
sally, with honon about even. Kllbani
wa most effective at Infighting, while
Walah balanced up th score with tailing
straight arm jabs at long rang.
Walah'e mouth bled slightly In th
fourth from a awing on th slds'ot the
face, but apparently It did not bother the
fighter.
In th ninth Kllbene atarted to mis It
up when Walah drov e terrific left ovc
Kllbana'a right , tearing open th-
akin and (ending a atraam of blood over
the champion's far. There was a rspll
enohang ef heavy blows, with Walak
having all the advantage.
In the tenth nd eleventh Kllbene wa
aggreaalvs with body punches and short
arm lab on th chin during th clinch
and secured th two round, although
Walsh landed frequently an body and
face with his right.
Th last round saw both men mixing
It up from th call t th final bell, with
Walah delivering telling and ffct!v
blow.
Referee Flaherty declared th bout a
draw.
Iowa h'ew Nate.
MAR-SHALLTOWN Three out of ftv
of en family were very badly Injured,
when the team Dr. and Mr. R. H.
Whaien, of Rhode, were driving ran
wy. Tha injured art: Dr. and Mrs.
Whaien. the latter very aerloualy and
their youngest child, a boy, aged I years.
JAIL PLOT BEING UNCOVERED
Letter Written by Will Dennis
Found in Women 'i loom.
DIHECTIOlfS TO BUT SAWS
Fall Detalte "Wrlltea by A ceased
Maa la Mil ta Wantaa. Explala-laa-
kckesae a It Ma Slae
Sera Developed.
Among a box of letter In th room ot
Emma Tucker In Omaha. Chief ot PoHe
Frdom ot Council Bluff and Ometi
detective yesterday found a letter writ
ten by Will Dannie, giving explicit In
struction how to -pas him saws with
which to cut hi way out ot th county
)ll in Council Bluff.
This connects th womsn wtth th eon
apt racy and make It undoubted that
Sam Uarrlww. who I held with her,
wa alo a conaplrator.
Th letter glv mlnut directions how
to get th net Inta th Jail, e doaea
la number, that war tound In Dennis'
eIL aad which Sheriff MoCaffary ot
Pottawattamie, thought could only hav
bn smuggled tn by being concealed la
bananas.
Th HMter bow much simpler way,
and also ahowa that Mr Tucker was
aaalated by at least en other person.
Th Jail window through which th
saws were thrown are nearly sight feel
abov the ground, and If Mr a Tucker
threw than la ah waa lifted up bodily
by som other person They war evi
dently thrown Into th Jail Saturday
night about th hour nam, la tn bat
ter snd were being ud by Denote late
8unday night, whan Jailor hilt was
aroused by the not. How th letter
got outalda of th Jail Is act explained
Following Is th latter: 1
Dear Llttl - :
1 will aak you to de me a favor. 1
want you to bring me som aluft to
set out ef here wiih. Tou ar th only
on I know would do It for m. I want
you t go to South Omaha and gat thrva
aawa. get No. I black diamond and II
you can t get them, get hack aawa. Tou
can aak them what la the boat lor (aw
ing atel. be sura and g ever the river
to get them, to they cannot find where
lliy came from and bring them her
You come down Sixth street till you come
to tha alley mat goee by th jail and
whan yu gel her get ovr th fence
at Ui wet end of th Jail and there
are three window all together, right
In the center ot the west end. Be ur
nd don't go to the corner of th Jell.
You come to them three window In
th canter ot th wat end and ellmk
up to th top ot rhe bottom window and
push In on it and th bottom will com
up. You will hav t push hard n th
window and when you get It open put,
th stuff In. Olv them a little to so -they
will go three or tour feet from the
window. Hav them wrapped up la soma 1
rg ao they won't make any sets, when
they fall Come about U at l gift and ,
you will he (. If you get thl writ
nd tell oa wnt night you ar going
away and 1 will know that Is the sight
yo will b her. When you writ put
thl X et the top of your letter o 1 1
will know that you got thla alright and
th wast aight after yea put th stuff
la meet me between Sixth aad Fifth
venue at I SB and wait till I com and
hav two tiata nd w will leave her.
Now read this ever five or But time ao
you wiu know the plan. From m. you
know.
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