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10 (f HI BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1912. Nebraska Nebraska FRAINOR APPEALS HIS CASE Former Mayor of South Omaha Goei to Supreme Court. VALIDITY OF CITY ELECTION Jadajaaent of Jadre Kennedy la South Omaha Municipal Contro versy Confuted Before Vpoer Tri banal of State. (From a Staff Correspondent.) - LINCOLN, Aug. 29. (Special.) An ap peal to the supreme court, by P. J. Tralnor, late mayor of South Omaha, has been filed In the office of the clerk, iiiu suit In district court Involved the a.ldity of the city election held In' that city iast spring. The suit waa brought in Douglas county district, court by Tbornaa lloctor, who asked that tbi mayor and clerk of the city be required to Ufcue a call for an election under the old law. claiming that the new law which extended the term of office "of that the new law waa unconstitutional. Judge Kennedy of the district court held that the new law was constitutional. Th' supreme court, while not passing on this case, has held in the Ryan and Vivonka case that the new law, ex tending the term of the officials holding office at the time the bill was passed, was constitutional, . ' Stone Company Appeals. . the Consolidated Stone company has sppaalod to the supreme court from a decision of the Douglas county district Vonrt In the case w litre the Consolidated company wera plaintiffs and the Union 'Paulflc railway, James Stewart & Co. and Alexander King A Co., were de 'feridants. The controversy la over th. filing of a mechanics lien amounting 'to 5,07. by the plaintiffs against tb defendants for material used In thi erection of the headquarters building of the Union TacKlo Railroad company at Fifteenth and Dodge streets. The cour gave . Judgment against the King con iany only, not holding the othor de jfwidants in. the case. The Consolidated Stone company not being satisfied with 'the judgment, has appealed. Rodenbarg Appeals Case. i Alexander A, LaLoue, who claims he .wws Injured while working on a building fat Fort Omaha which was being fixed up :y Peter Sodenburg, a contractor, and itvUo sued for $10,000 damages in the Doug .las county dlirtriot court, receiving a de 'cree for 11,000, will have to watt for his (money,- as Sodenburg Iws appealed the 'case to the supreme court, . .. ' ' Mar Calllo Kntrlen, Secretary Mellor of the state fair board 'rocelved a letter from H. R, Donaldson this morning atatlng that there have been 610 entries in the cattle department, but that there are twenty-five stalls left for more entries. There will be five herds ot lied rolled cattle on exhibition and sev eral good entires in Holstetns. , Dank of Ayr Fllear - The Farmers State bank of Ayr, in Adams county, has filed It application with the State Banking board far the right to start a new bank. Its oaplta! stock is placed at 128,000 and the board of illreotors are C, L. Donham, Mae Bon ham, C, 8. Woodworth. P. T. Klndlg and Theodore Bacliman, , . Special Settlers Trala. Labor Commissioner Quya to so badly swamped with letters regarding the spe cial train which will leave Chicago with tourists who desire to take up tits Kin kald lauds vacant In Nttbraiiia that, hs cannot answer them all lu.'.o !: loaves to take charge of the train , ..j no Issues the following Information iw'io. wt'SM the train can be reached by ihoae who wish to take the trip! Burlington train : No, f ' will leave Chicago at S:tf ' o'clock ' on Tuesday -morning, September I, and will roach the following- plaofs) Aurora, III,, 10.40 a, m- Mendota, 11;40 Prlneaton. 11:00 p, m l Kewanee, Us qalesburg, 1:28, all In Illinois, Tlis train will step at the. following towns in low! Burlington, :;33 p. m: Mount Pleasant, B:M Fairfield, 3:iS5; Ottuinwa, 4:Rj Albien, B,M Mhsrldan, $:80; Osceola, :!Sf Create, 7;M, snd will reach Omaha at litis p, m, and Uneoln t 1:05 a, m. A change will then be mad to train No. 43, leaving Llnoeln at liSO a, .i Seward. 1:S0( York, l:M; Aurera, 4lt (hnd Island, 4:46; Ravenna, liiSt Broken IJow, 7:3, and Seneea, (.'HO, SUtce Commissioner Ouye has taken tyld of the matter of getting tha vacant Ja'ide of Nebraska taken up by aetual settlers. Thousands ef acre have been liomcKteartod under the Xlnkaid aoi, ana Tie hopes that this train Will be tha means U placing a great many good, settlers In Nebraska, 4 -( i (entity Lines Hrongi, Senator K, it, King, who is one af tha r-emmittse selected by tha raverne to retstlfy tits laws of tha state, finds that a great many boundary lines ef tha dif ferent ' counties are not In aeoerdane with1 the record as shown by the stal i)te and that something will have to be done along the Una of making ti present lines and the lines shown by the statutes correspond, , Two Phwnea Caialtoraeaaa, Tkat the railway oemmiaa en may be called upon to hurry up the eensolldg tlott .of the two-phene system In Llnoeln is evidenced by ths aot ef City Attorney 'Poeter ef Lincoln in going before the city council Monday afternoon, and asking Jmnrfeston to take ths mattar before (ha cemrhifction, Mr, Foster will ask ths cornmiua on to ask the companies either to make physical connection . ef ths mannai and automa.Ua lines or cjutt col lecting toils from the Bell phone users aftes" September L Coal Falls to lteet "fast, ' ; ; The State Board of Purchase and Sup plies has refused to accept Spragua steam coal, as it failed to coma tip to the test showing JT.f per cent refuse. This coa' comes from Missouri mines and waa sup posed to bo the same quality as th' Kansas coal called Pittsburgh. Tha latter- shows a refuse of 1108 per cent BAPTISTS TO MEET IN FALLS CITY NEXT YEAR STELLA, Neb., Aug. 30. (Special.) T tiext meeting of the Nemaha Baptist :V eoclatlon will be held In Falls City the first week of August, IS!. At the meet ing just closed at P. aisle Union Rev. i. J. Bell of .Stella was elected moderator, Kev. g. Miller of Pral.le Union clerk and Prof, Smith of the Peru Normal waa chosen treasurer. ,. Jive state .workers wore pre'ent at the meeting Rev. J.' D. C'o!Ur!S of tUneo'n, Rsv; Wilson Mills ot On: ah a. Rev. Fred Berry of Lincoln, Mrs, J. H. Ke. r of Ansley and Mies Harriett Coopr ct Cmcago. ' . Enormous Damage is Done by Flood in Thurston County WINNEBAGO, Neb., Aug. 20.- Special.) Latest reports" from" over" the county confirm earlier accounts of destruction by the storm of Friday night last.'The towns of Emerson and Thurston, west of here, suffered more damage from wind than was experienced here. Nearly six inches of rain fell. Porches wre torn from houses, barns and outbuildings damaged and sev eral .homes struck by lightning. All the bridges west and those north and 'south of here are either gone or badly' dam aged. Acres of com are leveled either by wind or water. Thousands of dollars i will be lost not only from damage to roads and bridges by the water, but the farmers will find great difficulty in sav ing; any part ot some of their crops. The high water at Winnebago did considerable damage t the railroad and cellars in the town were flooded and considerable damage done to merchandise. Travel on toads east of here is exceedingly, difficult and in many places the roads are impas East of Winnebago the damage is even greater owing to the rough country. At the Indian agency the water came down the valley where the agency Is situated with such force that bridges, fences, tele phone llnis and crops suffered' greatly. The reservoir at the agency that fur nishes ice in the winter wag overflowed and the spillway washed out and the waters thus released carried away the bridges below the agency and ruined corn in fields below. The water mains at the agency were washed out and the strik ing of timbers against the lines along the creek caused the , mains to . burst, thus putting out of commission the water sys tem. The Indian mission south of the agency Is totally cut off and the camp t rounds where the revival services were In progress Is flooded and great damage dons. ' The damage done in this section will n mount to thousands of dollars for bridges alone. Corn .and other crops are also heavily damaged by wind and water. A number of bridges were located in this section, but some ars totally destroyed. ! SENATORS WIN TWO GAMES Walter Johnson Victorious ia Fif teenth Straight Contest. CASHIOJ ALLOWS NOT A HIT Second Game with Clevelaa: Naps Called at Ead of Sixth Inning to Let Visitors Catch Train. Oirous Man Charged With Murder of an Employe at Campbell UPLAND, Neb.,',. Aug. ' 20.-(Speala1.)-About. ( o'olock last night flam Parker, a laborer with Cole Bros.' show, was found dead just outside the main tent at Camp boll, There were . evidences of foul play and Coroner tr, II. C, Bmlth of lYanklln. who "happened to be In Campbell, empan elled a Jury, consisting, of David Best, Louis Reynolds, It, Collier, Dr, Moore, Dr, Dugan and Fred Bears and held an Inquest. The show ' was forblddsn to leave town until after the Jury had re ported and many. of the performers and laborers were summoned as witnesses. It was shown that Arthur Kldrldgs, su perintendent of ths show, was In ths habit of using fores with his men. Parker had been drinking, and It is supposed that ho had been tapped a little too hard, as ha had four or five, bad looking marks on his tiead and face and had bled pro fusely. The Jury, brought in a verdict that Parker had corns to his death, by wounds inflloted by Arthur. Eldrldge and rwiommended that ha be bound over to, tha dlstriot court charged with murder Jn tha second degree. Tha preliminary hear, lug Will be held In polloe court tomorrowl WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. Washington won a double-header with Cleveland. Walter Johnson established a new Ameri can league record by winning the first, making fifteen straight victories. Cashlon pitched a no-hit, no-run : game, in the seoond, though it was called at the end of the sixth inlng to allow the vlstors to catch a train for Boston. Score: WASHINGTON', CLEVELAND. AB.II.O.A.B. 1.1 II 110 0 1(1 I 0 0 0 0 0 I t t 0 0 4 11 00 9 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AB.H.O.A.E. Milan. ...! lto OB'm'him, ct i Potter, 3D.. .11 t 4 OJtckaon . rf... 4 Wtlkw, rf..O 0 0 0 OUjolt, lb... 4 MoelUr, rf.. I 1 I 1 Orlfgi, lb... 4 Oandll. lb... 4 1 10 0 OOlwo, 3b.... 4 Morgan, lb.. 4 0 t 1 OO'Ncill, c... 0 Bhank. If... I 0 t 0 OCarlicb, o... 4 XcBrlda, at. 1 1 1 t OFt'ktnpa', n I Alnimllh. c 1 0 I 2 0 Gregg, p..., 0 Bchefg, p.... 0 0 0 0 OStetn, p X Johnnon. p.. I 10 3 OMItchall, p..O "D, Johunon. 1 Total 17 7 27 14 0 - Totals 34 10 4 II 2 Batted for Steen in eighth. Washington 000 '0 1210 4 Cleveland 00000020 0-2 Two-base hits: Mo!ler, Carlsh. Three base hit: Jackson. . Hit: Off Steen, 7 in seven innings; off Johnson. 1ft in elgth and two-thirds Innings. Haset on ballsr Off Gregg. 1: off Steen. 2. Struck out: By Steen, 2; by Johnson. 3; by Mitchell. 1. Time: 1:55. Umpires: Con nolly and Hart Score, second r&me: WASHINGTON. CLEVELAND. AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E. Milan, cf... 3 1 3 0 ORran. If t 0 0 0 0 Foster, ob... I 0 0 1 OB'm'bsrn, ct I 0 Walker, rf., I 0 1 0 0 Jackson, rf.. 2 0 Oandll lb... C 0 t 0 OLaJule, 2b... 2 0 Vorcan, 2b.. 1 0 3 3 0 U.Jotio'n, lb 3 0 Sbankt. If...'l 0 0 0 OOUon, 3b.... 3 0 McBrlde, n. 3 1 1 1 2 O'Neill, q... 1 0 Henry,..e.... 2 13 2 OPe'klnpa' ,u2 0 Caihlon, p..l t t 1 OOresg, p 0 0 Huuier .... 1 0 ToUlt It 133, s ToUU 19 0 15 S 2 ' Batted for Gregg in- sixth. - - - WasliinKton 0 2 0 0 0 -2 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Game called by agreement. Two-base hit: - Henry. Stolen buses: Shanks, Milan. . Struck out: By Gregg, 9; by Cashlon. 2. Time: 1:06. Um pire t: Hart and Connolly. ' I .Yankees Divide Two. . N4w TORK, Aug. 20.-New York broke even In a double-header with St Imls today, losing the first game. Ford's support failed In tha eighth inning. Mc Connell bested Mitchell in a itchers' con test, In the second game. Score, first game: i BT. LOUIB. ' ' NEW TORK. AB.H.O.A.E. . AB.H.O.A.E. Bhottmi, of., t 0 3 0 0 Daniels, If.. 3 0 3 0 0 Autttnl 3b .. 4 0 1 1 brhane lb... 4 I 1 8 I Pr.ll Sh I t 1 1 , p.rf,l,i,.c ah. S 1 n 1 S 1 iZInn rf..... 3 0 2 0 0 1 (i Simmons, !b 4 1 2 1 1 0 OHsrtsell, ss. 4 1 3 4 1 1 (- Sterrett, ct. , 2 0 1 0 1 0 bRneenejr, e.. 4 1 10 10 0 OFord, p..,;. 3 2 0 1 0 0 0'Wolverton , 1 0 0 0 0 1 o : 4 1 Totals 31 8 27 11 t S 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 ( 0 0 1 t 1 6 i 0 too 0 0 1 0 0 0 Stovall.. ,1b.. lit) Williams, rf 2 1 0 Comptou, It. 4 1 3 Bmowrey, ss 3 1 1 Kutna .... 10 0 Daisy 0 0 0 Wallace, -ss. 0.00 Alexander, e 4 0 0 Allison, p. f 1 0 . ToUlf.....in 3 27 17 2 : 'Batted for Mowrey In eighth. , Ran for Kutlna in eighth. 1 "Batted for Ford in ninth. fit Louts 0 00 1 00 0 8,0-1 New York-...,.... 2 0 0 1.0-0 0 0-3 ' First on errors: " New York, 1; Si. Louis, J. Two-base hits:' Pratt, Chase. Sweeney, Williams. Three-base hits: Chuse. Williams. Bacrifioe hits: DanlelH, Sterrett. ' Stolen base: Williams. Left ?n bases: ' New York, 6; St. Iau1s,( t. ouble play: Allison to Pratt to Htov&lL Bases on bolls: Oft Ford, 3; off Alllnon, s. Struck out: - By Ford, 6, Umpire O'Loughiln. .' Score, second game: ' . ! NEW TORK, .. 6T. LOl'IS. " AB.H.O.A.E. ; AB.H.O.A.E. Daniels, If.. 4 1 3 0 IRbottsil, of.. 4 3 19 Wednesday in thf Basement The Final "Clean-Up" Women's Summer Waists Tailored Skirts, Wash Petticoats, Aprons at the Moit Wiadcrfal Farcins We Im Offered sfe-" f: These are odd lots of summer goods all up-to-date and good quality. To clean them up In one , day we make these big price reductions.' . WOMEN'S WASH WAISTS Worth up to $1.00 at 35c 1,100 Women's Waists in all sizes lingerie, black lawn and ging ham high or low necks long or short sleeves excellent styles worth up. to ,$1.00, at, each ......... o 35c ?!, i WOMEN'S TAILORED SKIRTS Worth up to $3.00 at $1.39 Women's and Misses' Serge, Panama and Mixture Skirts, In black Qm qaj trld colors good, practical 5k 1 Af styles worth up to $3 at. . . v These Are 'j Final Clear- ance Days. Every Article Is a Bargain. STORE CLOSES AT 5 P.M. DURING AUGUST. Hake Every Day of Our August Clear ance Sale Save Money for You Special Bath Towel Sale Linen Department Wednesday Extra large Hemmed Bath Towels, heavy twisted thread, 39c value, each . .25 Cream or white full size Bath" Towels, heavy and absorbent, 29c val ues, each . . ; .-lOt Heavy Twisted Thread Bleached Bath Towels, hemmed, full size, 25c values, each ............ .15, Fringed or Hemmed Bleached or Cream Color Bath Towels, 15c values, each . . 10 Sunmsr Vash Goods Specials in the High Grade lepartaent far Wednesday 40-lnch Striped Voiles with Dresden Borders, 50c quality; at exactly half price ..... ,V. . . .......25 75c Corduroys, excellent for suits and onep!ece dresses, yard, 50 50c Corduroys, all colors and white; at, yard .... ... .,. .3.5 39c Silk Stripe 6pera Voile, a ful line of colors; special, yd.. .25 40-inch White Voiles with floral borders, 50c grade; at yard. ,33t WASH PETTICOATS 900 of these good qual ity gingham rash petti coats in all sizes, well made and positively worth up to 35c, C basement, at".'. . v APRONS Thousands of " white lawn aprons, bib or bib less, also gingham bib aprons, made to sell at 35c each, base ment, at 15e Children's ROMPERS Hundreds of checked gingham , and . plain chambray . rompers in sizes 1 to 6 years, 35c values, . Wednes-. ; 4 ft a day, at . . . . . . . . .Ivl Children's ROMPERS 50c and 75c extra1 good quality gingham, cham bray and seersucker rompers, sizes 1 to 6 years, base ment, at .... . 39c Brandeis Stores. Wednesday's Spscials in Domestic Room 36-inch Bleached iMuslin, 9c value (J 42-inch Moonlight, Pillow Casing, 12 c values 8tt Silk Striped Ginghams, in plaids and stripes, 23c values'. ....... 15t 361nch Fercales good colors and patterns 12 values. ....... -1Q 27-inch Bleached Shaker Flannels, 10c values ....7W Heatherbloom, assorted colors, S5c values. . . . ; 25 Flannels and Flannelettes, new styles and patterns for kimonos and bath robes, , 18c values. -12H 36-inch White Curtiln Scrim, 16c values. . 10 Shirting Prints, assorted colors and patterns, 6c values 5 Galatea Cloth, good patterns, 15c values. .10 NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT UP BARTLETT PEARS, JELLY PLUMS AND CRABAPPLES. Bushel boxes fancy California, Bart lett Pears, per box, , , Large market basket fancy Whitney Crabapples 25c 15o .$1.00 Large' Jelly Plums, per i i . . UHBKS.i . . . ... 1 LBS. OmAWTOATED BtJOA 48-lb. sack Best High Grade Dia mond H Flour, made from the best selected old wheat; 4C nothing like It, per sack. . . 10-lbs. beat White or Yellow Corn meal ............ I7Vo 10 bar Lenox,, Beat-' Em-All. or ''Diamond C Soap S5o 8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines, .loo Jello, Jellycon or ' Advo Jell, per pkg. JH 1-lb. can Assorted Soup . .....7rao 16-oz. can Condensed Milk.. ...60 t lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch 33o E. C. or Oriole Corn Flakes, per pkg. 6Vo 14-os. pkg. beat Donvesttc Macaroni for ......i ...7Ho The best Tea Slftint , lb lOo Gallon cans Apples for. pies SOo THX OBEATSST TEOETABLS MABKST UT OKAHA The beat Sweet Corn, per dozen, lOo LRemember 15 lbs. best quality New Potatoes for SOo 3 heads Cabbage '....Be Large , market basket' Wax Beans for 15o Large market basket Kipe Toma toes for .SBo Large market basket Beets, Carrota or Onlona SOo Large market basket Cucumbers Me Wax or Green Beans, per lb....2Ho 4 bunches fresh Parsley So Fancy - Ripe Tomatoes, lb.. . . .3140 New Parsnips, Beets, Carrots or Turnips, lb .8Ho 2 stalks fresh Celery ...Bo 6 bunches Green Onions Be 3 large Red Cabbage . .10o Fancy Arlsona Musk Melons, each. at Bo and 7Ho BVTTSS, CXESSB A2TD BOO 8KICXAUI Fancy Creamery Butter, carton or bulk, per lb .880 Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery But ter, per lb .880 Fancy No." 1 Dairy Butter, lb,. .830 Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese, per lb ISO Full Cream Brick Cheese, I0....I80 Neufchatel Cheese, each . 3c The beet Strictly Fresh .Eggs, per aozen sae 5 TryLflAYPEfrS First fe- (tl, J9...4 111 hiMnk, lb. 4 1 i ZIdo, r(,,...4 Slinniws, b 4 Hsrtwll, ' ss. I Stsrrett, cf.. I Swtcns, I MeCja'sll, 1 1 I 9 1 w I t I 1 1 1 Austin, lb... 3 0 110 1 lFrslt, lb.... 4 0 10 0 0 OBtOTtll, It;, 1110 0 1 tlCtfmptao, If. J 0 10 0 I WU!lsms, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0 OWtltsoe, n, I 1 1 It 1 0AlsDdr, elllll 4 tMttclislI, p., 1 1 0 I 1 news from Beatrice ; . ; 'AND GAGE COUNTY! , BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. -Special) tm Gaga eounty tawV 11 'nstltote opened hero yesterday for run of a week with a large attendmifn, The in atruotors araf T. SI. Hflnter and ' Miss Mlnnla Newman of Li r . ;;n, Mrs. F. C. Nawell of Denver, and C. T.' Von' Court of Cedar Raplda, I. , r . ... Fred Whipple, who u found dead In tha county Jail at Lincoln Sunday morn ln,' waa. a former resident of Beatrice whr ha waa enraged in the milk bust- rtaas with hla father. His mother, Mra. M. WlUppla reside bare. The body was brought ta thla city today for Interment. PMWara Carroll, an old resident of Be- tiloa, m ordered committed to the "yium at Norfolk yesterday by the in sanity, eommlsslonera. Ha was brought hara from liberty Sunday where he waa Hgaifed in selling atock food. ' Mny Evans and Miss Kate L. Morrow. hoth or th's city, were married yesterday by Bav.'V, G. Brown. " ' 1 1 - A, 3. I Moeea, an' old resident , of Beatrtaa, died yesterday after-an lllneea aavtmi montha. wed 64 rears. She leavtii a husbsnd and two sons. Ths ooroner'a Jury Investigating the eireumstances surrounding the death of Mrs, lopWa Flshar, who was killed by weatfcound passenger train No. 18 five miles west of Odell Saturday , night, re turn4 verdlet to the effect that she lost hr life by being run over by a train. but fulled to Plaoe the blame for the ac- aident, damual C, nuthaford, for nineteen years Janitor of tha Beatrice poetofflce. dUd yesterday morning at his home in (llenover, , HARTINGTON WITHOUT MAIL FOR OVER TWO DAYS HARTINQTON, Nab Aug. ).-(8pa. cUl) The first mall alnoa last Friday evening wa received hre Monday, the town having been out eft for that length of time from the outside world by f loode of rain, which washed out about a mite of track between Coleridge and Laurel and put an end to traffic, Thla locality has experienced Borne of the heaviest rains in years during the last week, about six Inches of water having fallen. L. Ottenholmer, who has conducted the Famous clothing store ot , thla olty for the last eighteen years, baa aold out to McDonald & Anderson of Aloeater, 8. D, MADISON FAIR SECURES SOME STAR ATTRACTIONS MADJSOX, Xeb:.' Aug. S0.-(Special.)- Several star attractions have been pro cured for the Madlnon County fair Sep tember 1L 12 and 13. The Mclsant Inter national ' aviators will, be , pra fit an3 make two f Debts each day. ; Each flight '.ncUMes' tho voloplano glide, .' The aviator when. several', thousand teet : from the earth nhuta off bis gasoline engine and elides gracefully to the earth by a'thrtU- Ing manipulation of his monoplane.' ' Tutsls... ..91 I Kilt TotsJ.....H I 24 New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 -2 at Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 1 First tn errors; St. Louis. 1. Three Ua ItsU Sterrett. Sacrifice bits: Austin, BtovalL Stoitn bases: Shotten (2). Left on bases: Few York, 6; St. Louts, 4. Double play: Simmons to Chase to Pad dock. Biis on balls: Off McConnell. 1. Strut., out: By McConnell, 2: by Mitchell, if ; Time: : 1:3. , Umpire: O'Loughiln. 1 ; ; . i Ckiuasjo Cleans Vp Bertes. . ! PHILADELPHIA, , Aug. 20. -Chicago won both games of a double-header here today, 0 to 1 and 3 to 2, thereby making a olean 'sweep ot the series ot three con tests. The visitors owed their success today to bunching hits in . both games, while In the seoond they held the borne team's score down by making four double plays. Score, first game: 1 ' CHICAGO. fHIliADISLFHIA. : 1 . AB.H.O.A.Ii.. AB.H.O.A.E. Itith. b....4 0 0 4 OBsrry. si.... 4 0 14 0 Hsttldk, sr.. 4 0 4 0 (iOldrtst. If .l I i 0 0 H. Lor4.trf. 4 1 t 0 0 Collins. !b4 0 11 J.CBIIIns. lb I 010 0 OflsVsr, lb.... 4 11(0 Okllshaa, If. 4 110 OUoIiib. lb. 4 0 10 0 Ziia.-, tb.,t 0 t I OStrunk. of.. .4 0 10 0 Wstrsr, ss.,1 1 I I 0B. Lord, rf. 1 1 1 0 1 Buhslk, S....1 10 1 OJUpp. 0 1 0 4 11 Bsstsrly, .. I 110 OOtrambs, p... 1 11 1 0 CleoUS. ... 41000 , Touis n is a ; Tvtsls.....M I IT 10 0 . - Chicago 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 O H Philadelphia-. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 i Two-base hit: Baker. Three-bane hits: H. Lord, B. Lord, . Old ring. Sacrifice hit: Mattlck.. Stolen bases: H. Ird, Callahan (2; Zelder. Double plays: Rath to Weaver to J. Collins; E. Col lins to Barry to Mclnnes. Left on bases: Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 5. Bases on balls: Off Clcolte, -1; off Coombs, 4. First on errors: Chicago, 1 Hit by pitched ball: By Coombs, Weaver. Struck out: By Ctcotte, 3; by Coombs, 1. Time: 8:15. . Umpires: Westorvelt and Evans. PHILADKLPHIA. CHICAGO. Afl.H.O.A.S. AB.H.O.A.E. Btrry, 4 Oldrlni, It... 4 .Collins, lb 4 Bsksr, lb.... 4 Mclouss, lb. 1 ' atrunk. cf... 1 B. Lord. rt. 3 Btsn. o...... 1 Lapp, c. .. 1 Header, ... 1 Hoaek '- .... 1 Msnert ... 1 1 OTUtk. lb.... 4 11 OMsttlck, c-rf4 1 4 OH. Lord. N( I 1 0 J. Collins, lb 4 0 10 OCtllshsn. It. 4 1 1 OEsUsr. lb... 4 1 1 OWhw, ss,. 4 1 I OFuhn, Whits, p., OPstsrs, p. PWsljh. p. 1 1 0 10 1 ..0 0 0 ..101 ..10 0 COAL PRICES ARE LOW &f0" delivered HARD ?OAL All" sizes, guaranteed to be the best quality of Scranton. FHKSri t'KlUl itin iAi. xnis moivii. ... ... . . . 8PADRA Arkansas Anthracite Just as good as hard coal for furnace use! '. . 1LI)1.NT Our best quality of Franklin County coal Lump, Egg and Nut ILLINOIS Southern District Lump, Eg? and Nut.... ... .., SPECIALTY. SPECIALTY. SPECIALTY. Lump and .Mit- HAfliii MUitUAJniU Ordering Now! 810.50 PER TON $ 9.00 PER TON S 6.50, PER, TON S 6.00 PER TON S 4.35 PER TON ROSENBLATT'S OUT PRICE COAL CO. Telephone, Douglas 412. ( THE HOME OP QUALITY COAL.) 1223 Nicholas Street. .i- : ; , - : KEARNEY WALKS OFF VICTOR Kapitalists Capture Second Game from Pathfinders. HAVE ON BATTING 3L0THES Stvae Pitches Strong Game for Four Ionia, bat Weakens York ' Cuntlanes to Win from . Seward. " . ToUlS.... .9 TS7 1 Totsll.....l4 CKll 1 Batted for Whita In fifth. : Barry out. hit by batted ball. Oilco ...0 tOOHOtM Philadelphia ........ 0 9 0 3 0 0 CK)-a Two-baa bits; Baker, Mclnnes. Three base hits: Mattlck, Magert. Stolen base: J. Coitins. Double pi&ys: Weaver to Rath. Zelder (unassisted). Rath to J. Col lins, 3. Collins to Weaver to J. Collins, Walsh to Weaver. Left on bases: Chi cago, 4; Philadelphia, Bases on balls: Off Wnlta, 1; off Walsh, 1. gtruok out: By Bender, I; by Houck, 1. Hits: Off White, ( In four innings; off Peters, 1 in two-thirds lnni.ijs; off Walsh, 1 in four and a third innings; off Bender. 7 in five innings; oft Houck, t in tour innfliga. Time: 1:50. Umpires: Westervelt and Evana '. Fallertaa Caaataaa. , FULLERT ON, Neb.. . Aug;. 30.-Spciai.) Sunday's attendance at tha local Chau tauqua . waa . almost a record breaker. Addresses, wore given, by. Father Cranio and Ernest W. O'Neal of Chicago. 1 was cured of diarrhoea by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy." writes M. E. Oebhardt. Oriole, Pa. There la nothing better. For skle by all deatera . '": " - Key . to tlifl T Sltuuonr-IJo Advertising. FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 20.-Special Tel egram.) Kearney' took; the second game of the series this afternoon by a score of 5 to 1. The Kapltalists started the business in the fourth, when two two baggers and a single brought In two runs. Stone pitched agreat game for the first four Innings, but afterwards let up, though keeping the 'hits' well scattered. Score: ; i 1 R.H.B. Fremont 0 0 0 0 1.0 . 0 0 O-l 6 5 Kearney 0 0 O010O o o-i e 6 Batteries. Stone and tfpellman; Rouse and Neff. Umpire: Nugent. Turk Takea Second Game. YORK, Neb., Aug. .-(Speclal Tele gram.) York took . the second game In the series this afternoon from Seward by the score of 4 to 1 The one-handed catch by Osborne In right field was a root marvelous one. Score; R.H.E. Seward ...... . 0 0 O.l'O 1.0 0 O-8 4 York 1 0 0 1(0 0 I 0 -4 7 2 Batteries: Stevens and Campfleld, Wil klns and Kelly. .Umpire: -Klssane. . . v A- Break for Liberty from stomach, liver and kidney troubl" is made when a S5c box of Dr. Klngv New Life Fills is bought Why suf.'er Teacbera Institute at Falrbrj. FAIRBURY, Nebr.. 'Aug. 30l The an nual session ot the - Jefferson. ' county teachers' institute opened In the assem bly room ot the high school, Monday with 200 school teachers in attendance. Tha Instructor include Prof. J. W, Sear son of the' agricultural college at Man hattan. Kan.; Supt A. D. Caviness of the Fairbury sdhools and Miss Bernlce 0Klct A reception was tendered the teach ers lu the assembly room Monday eve ning. ..' ' " Most Extraordinary Land Sale the West Has Ever Known Government auction sale of 775,000 acres Wind River Reservation lands near Thermopolis, Wyo., September 19th, 1912, at minimum price of $1:00 per acre, and 360,000 acres Crow Indian Reservation lands near Hardin, Mont., October 21st, 1912, at minimum price of $1.50 per acre. No resi dence required. : Get title right away. : Buy sxme of these cheap lands and go to raising high priced cattle. '. . YOU WILL NEVER HAVE A LIKE CHANCE AGAIN ROUXD TRIP TOURIST TICKET from Omaha to Thermopolis, $31.75 any day until September 30th, good to return to October 31st. Low rates from other stations. Stop overs allowed everywhere. 4 : On this ticket you can see the Free 640 acre homesteads in Western Nebraska, and stop at Upton, Moorcroft and Gillette, Wyo., to see the Mon dell 320 acre Free Homesteads the new three year homestead law applies to these lands etop at Hardin, Mont., and see the Crow Indian lands at $1.60 per acre, at Huntley and Billings to see Government irrigated lands and Carey Act lands; see the rich, well watered Irrigated lands in the fam ous BIG HORN BASIN andathen to Thermopolis to see the three-quarter million acrea of Wind River lands that the Government is offering at min imum of $1.00 per acre. . - THIS IS A GRAND TRIP and an unusual oppor tunity. Write quick for maps and full particulars. , D. CLEM DEAVER , Immigration Agent 1004 Farnam Street, . Omaha, Xeb. . mm The Classified Sages qi The Bee ra scanned, daily by thou sands of people. Try a Bee Waat ki, DRS. IIACfl & IIACH iBuiaii Tha largest and hsjat; espdppsjd dental . otOcm la OmsifasL Kxparta ta ctavrga asT all worts, aoadaraia fiomu Paroelaia CUbvXs Itast Hka tbe taoCX AH matxta aterUlaed afiar aaias. AMUSEMENTS. BRANDEIS THEATER Xext Sonday Katiaee, Bays DAVE LEWIS in Tha Musical CHrlia Tare Don't Lie to Your Wife . Pbone Booa;. M AOTAJrOBD TAXTSBTlXXiK Opens Bandar afatlaae, Aorast 8A. Saata w oa Bala. We've too many Pianos ; ' YOU; have none! We've not room ENOUGH YOU have plenty. MaaaBsaaBBaaasjaasaBsjsjssm You will buy at phenom enally low prices be cause you like to. We must sell at phenomen ally low prices because we have to. Think it over! Orkiii Bros. Go. successors to THE BENNETT 00, Cor. 16th and Harney Si 1 AMVSEMKiVTS, Base Ball OMAHA vs. WICHITA Rourke Park ? Aunat 90, SI, 83 aad S3. Trlday, Anrnat S3, Kadlas Bay Same Called SiSO, KRUG THEATER Mat. Today, 2:30; Night, 8:30. sTABDIN DE PARIS GIRLS REAL BURLESQUE. Ladies' Daily Dime Matinee THX TAUDVS Patrick Conway's Band oi New York : , dO A Bf lit sWO . Concerts Each Afternoon and Evening, as follows: 2:30 to S:30, 4:20 to 5:30, to t and t 'It Farewell Concerts Friday Evening. . - ... THE ORBATEST . BAND 1 THAT HAS VIStTED THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY FOR TEARS. IN. THE CLASS, WITH SOUSA'S AND ELLERV'S. DONT FAU, TO.H35AR IT.. . , f . , : '. Aawslaaina to Tar Free. ,. gaaaiTad aaata la froat at Band Stand 10 oasts for each eoaoaxt, .; .. .