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THE BEE; OMAHA, THURSDAY,. APRIL 30, 1914.
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OMAHA SHUTS 001 ST, JOSEPH
Pji Jtonrke's Men Win, with Score
"Standing Three to Nothing.
CLOSSMAN PITCHES GOOD GAME
Slerier JJrrntlr, Pitching: Ijaar Onea,
While In Pinches He la, Hnl
, AIiId o Hold Up.
HchJpke, 3b,.
Thomu, s.
Hhtitnk) c.
Clofman, p..
Totals ..
'1
1
1
0
ST.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo, , April :3.-Hp"cll
TjFlgram.)nI'4 Rourke's team had llttU
trouble this afternoon- winning from the
Drummer. S to 0- LeUy Cioshian was
In excellent form anil, although hp .wits
torched for seven hits by the locals, wai
never In an reaj danger. Sharp field
log hehlrid hint and deadly pegs by
Catcher Shestak- dropped many a bsio
rUnrior who might hay proved trouble
some. Duck' Sterzer. who opposed C'losmatt,
was .erratic and fa(ed , three .times In tho
Pinches, the visitors' tending their rum
across one at a time, one In (he second,
one In the fourth and, one in the ninth
Inning.
.In the second Inning Marty ;Krug
tripled and Congalton followed with n
duuble, sehdtnk the left-hander across
with the. first run.. ( ;
. Tn th fourth Thomuon.Halngled, u-eni
to second on Krugo sacrifice, took thin)
when Schans mad- a bad peg In an at
tempt to catch him oif second, and tallied
when Skipper 1)111 i'ohlbke singled. The
ltiicor? arrived In tho ninth- on. a base.
I'll piui, iq .vnoao, iiumfiaop'.B amsi
which' sent Caae 16 third and (fclehlpko't
lacrtflce fly-to SuUtvarr. !.--. .
The Drummers 'never really h'atf' it
chance to count. In tMe seventh Inning
U. Wntson. singled ahd took second when"
Cohialton dropped ' Britten's f.ly,,aftor
Patterson had filed out, but George waa
caught at Ih'rd when Griffith nylwed Mn
I u on a hit-and-run play. Griffith was
batting for Davie. 4r
in ih ninth (nnlngr thins became In
teregtlng for Cloiman. but a lucky Inci
dent cleared tho baae for him,' a. WhVr
tan ,iig!ed and I'atteraoa. followed tvitlv
a, drive between drat and aeeond. Ueorga
tried to avoid the bait, but It cracked
him In th ribs rid he wa retired. Th-
l-x. if
Wall, ib
a. Watwn, rf.
I'attereon, lb,.
llrltton, kn
btvla, cf
Hulllvan, cf
n. Wataon,
Hchang, c.
8Utt.e.. p..
.. 1 r,
., 0
0
..3 o
..25 ? 8
J031CI'II.
AB. IU II
b
I 3 0,
3 & 0
'7 4 0'
0 0 0
'5' 1
6. A. ti.
1 0 I)
0 2 1
0 0 0.
X 0 0
3 3 0
2 0 0
J 0 0
3 4 0
8 3 1
0 10
coin man havlntr a ahade the better.
lite at gopd aupport aa hla
11111" Total.
Total 30 0 7 37 13 2
Wateon out, hit by batted ball.
Omaha 0 1 0' l 0 0.0 0 1-3
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Three-bum h'tat Krug. Twp-baae hll:
C'opgaKon. Htruck out: flterxer, fit L'loa
man, 7. Tiaae on brills Storaer, 3; Clou
man, 1. Time: 1:55. Umpire: Parent.
ftlttZKIilHS
TO KAW8
Tnpekn Winn Slnxstlnsc Stnlrh, fif
teen to Eleven.
DENYJCn. April H). Tnpoka won tha
cptnlnK gnme of the reason horn today
from Denver In a slugging match, IS to
ii ucore:
TOPEKA.
' Ali. It. II.
Wakefield, cf....... & 1 1
IJowU. SB..... v.. 0
foraythe, rf B
Koerner. lb 3
Happs, o 4
Tnlllon. If.,... 6
J. Kn nch. 2b G
Cochran. 3b. v....,.,. 4
l'rtirclolti, p 4
nest batter nent a fly to KrUg and
game waa over. The score:
OMAllA,
AD. IU II. O. A.
Clancy, .2b.. ...4 0 0 4 2
C"hae, ib...... i ii70
Thomaaon, cf.f 4- 1 2 0 0
KlUg. If 2 113 0
fonKaon. rf.. 4 0 1 t 6
th
IS.
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
3
I
.3
0
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4
0
1
9
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0,
1
not recehlne uu
opponent. Score)
UNCOLN.
AH. K.
I.loyd. 2b 6 0
McOafflgan, .,... t . 0
Qulllln, 3b C 0
Bohrelbor, cf-. 1
Mullen, lb 4 2
Miller. If i 0
Meyer, c B 0
Colllna, rf fi 0
Hconglpa, p 2 0
Itehor l o
Cooney, p 3 0
,t..4? -S
WICHITA.
AB. R.
...... 7 0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
but
II.
i
0
1
3
3
3
0
0
0
O
0
o.
3
2
2
3
24
t
t
1
1
0
0
15.
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
' 0
0
It ' 45 30 4
milt, cf
Mcholton. If,
Ochs, 2b
Henry, lb....,
nosaolonl, rf.
Hupp, an
(lourley, 3b..
Castle, o
Maudox, p..,,!
6
4
4
i
5
5
,. 6
It.
I '
1
1
0
u
1
i
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A.
0
0
4
1
0
T
2
5
9
43 2$
O.
2
6 '
I
14
1
7
4
Totals
Barbour, Sh...
40 rtK-
UBNVlill.
'All. It.
r"aye.;lf.ic. 3- 4
i:assiay, rr. ......... u
o
a
s
3
1
0
f f t
iiutcncr... ci..,,
tToffeV. s ,...
Fisher, lb...;.....'.
Will, p
ninei
Hchl-elber. p...
wucneii
O.
2..
1
1
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If
9
S
1
0
0
0
0
12. 1
A.. E
0 :
1 v
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1 1
3,
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2
d
0
2
0
Totals 49 '2
Halted for Scogtfns in eighth.
Lincoln 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
vlchlta 0 o 0 o 1 o 0 1 ooo 000 o-i
Two-base nits: Lloyd, Qulllln, Bchrel
be., Mullen (3). Bills. Sacrifice lilts: Mc
Oufflgan, Mulltrn ii), Miller, Meyer,
llmiry, uossolonl. (itole base: ftapp.
Double plays: Maddox to Ochs to Henry,
Mnddox to (lourley, Maddox to Caatloton,
Upurley to tlapp to Oourley. Struck out;
jiy Mcojofins, : oy vooney, a. py .Maaaox,
0 2. liaseu on bhllst Off Cooney, 8. Hit
A by pitched ball. Ity Beogglna, l. Tfmi:
Uuiplrba; McCafferty and Barr.
u :
nis moi.niss yytNS opkner
REDS WIN FROM CARDINALS
Win by Good Base Work and with
Aid of Visitors' Errors.
OUTBATTED BY ST. LOUIS MEN
llasremnn' , Tnkeu Oat to Allow
Cnthera to lift for Him, While
' YlntrllnK la Relieved In
Ninth. .
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Cln'!lnnatl was
outbattcd by St. l.ouls, but by good work
on tho bases and with the assistance 6t
the visitors' errors, managed to win. 8
to 3. today. Hagc-man was taken out u
allow Cathers to b'at for hlin, while "Vlnj
ling" was relieved In the ninth after two
singles had becn'rriado off him in -sue-cesslo'n.
Sctte!
HT.
Hsnlns.. t.
Dolun, lb....
Ihitltr, it... I
Wlltou, rf. ...S
J, Miller, tb 4
Mute. ct... 4
CrulM. If. .. 4
SiirJr. e... 4
KAsrmin. p. t
etrl, p.,,, 0
Cathsrs .... 1
1)UI9.
AD, 11,0. A. U.
10
1 1
1 3
4 IMortn rt.
2 lOroh, 2b...
1 DDatra. ct..
UMinini, 'If..
CINCINNATI
All. II. u. A. n.
Totlll..
,8llobllUl. lb S
0 OtUrtnC. M.. t
o inavitpn, lb J
2 0Clrk.r c... .
4 uYiasUns. p.. I
t uDntp, p.... o
0 0 -r t
T6tkU.-....IS ! 4
tw u p II
2 t
1 1
1 I
0 1
0 0
e o
Mowrcy to Vlox . to Mowroy. Icft on
baces: Plttsbugh. It; Chlcaco. 4. Bases
on tails: Off Lavender. T. off Vaughn. 2.
Hit by pitched ball: By Lavender.
Adams, struck out: By Lavender. 4;
by Adams, 4: by Vaughn. 6. Passed ball:
Olbaon. Wild pitch: Vaughh. T)me: 1:50.
Umpires: Klem and Hart.
Welsh Gets Decision
Over Leach Gross
IX)3 ANGELES, Cal.. April 29,-Fred-dlo
Welsh, lightweight champion of Eng
land, was given the decision over Leach
Crosa of New York at Vernon arena to
night at tho end of their twenty-round
tight,
LINCOLN SIGNSSCHREIBER
TO TAKE SCHIRM'S PLACE
LINCOLN, Neb., April 25.-Llncoln
Western league base ball headquarters
tonight announced the signing of Out
fielder Bchrelber, who has been playing
thus far this season with the Chicago
Americans. Schrelber, who will fill the
cap in left field caused by Qeorge 8ohlrm
suffering a broken leg in a Topeka game,
Is expected to report for the series be
ginning here tomorrow with Wichita.
PAGERS DEFEAT JIP TOPS
Outbat and Outfield Visitors, Win
nine Game, Ten to Seven.
LEAD WITH KRUGER'S HOMER
struck out nine Chicagoans. Score : R.H,iu.
Htl'llmnri. t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 1 2-
Chicago'
flatteries:
and Block.
.. ,.VUVVmVVV - v
Quipn .and Jakelttsch; Flak
Falkrnbers; AUoirn Plttapnrcb Only
Three lllta aind IndlunapolU
Wins Sreond of the
Series.
Dolan hit by..bAtted ball In the, ninth.
-uauea i-or fiagem
an In the eighth,
St. Lou's ...0 0,0 3 0 0 0 ,1 0H3
Cincinnati , 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 '1 -0
Two-base hits: Dutler, Magco. Hits;.
Oft Hageman, 6 In - seven Innings: pff
Steele. 1 iu one innng, off Ylng.lng. 11
In eight Innings (none out In the ninth);
off henttin, i In one Inning. Sacrltlcb
Slanx. GtT Defeatted by Vanr to Two
Score.
MI'S HinlVea. Anrll 9 tV Mnlnls
wun lh ni-tiliiv franm nf ih iarla irnin hits: XJroh. Maraans. Hawltnas. .Saxirlflce
ioux .City Ihla atternoon'b-a- seo.-a of Hyi Hobi:txell. Stolen bases: McQee. ,Mq
,4..t) 2, The home cnb fecured but une, ran (3), , Marsans (J). IhsU. on bsM: 8U
'scuili h oil iWthers up to the seventl?i Louis, 11;, Cincinnati, 4. Bases on Uatla;
inning gud then drove across four-rut ' u.tagm
TOtnls .....34 11 lit " 27 IB 6
Batted for Wltto In eighth.
Batted for Bchrelber In ninth,
Topekn 0 0 3 1 S 0 5 2 l-rl6
Denver I 9 l 0 l 0 i l 6-H
Two-base hits: Casstdy.- Talllon, Coch
ran. Three-briso lilts: Talllon. W tt.
Cochran. Butcher. C. French. Home runfc!
Kaye, Korsythe. napps. Time: urn-
mocKuaie anq asipn.
fires:
In ihei tiirxt two innlngk. Score:
DIES MOINES.
AB. R. It.
iioimes, rr 4
HreetiT If
Hunter, of,. i, ,. 4
Durrell, 3b. .,,.,.,, 4
Jones, lb 3
Ilellly, s S
Anilrcao, 2b 3
thaw, c 3
Laiftirty,
Total
Cooney, 2b,,
Clarke, If...
Kane. lb....
Smith, sn.
A.
0
U
0
4
1
4
Of f. Hageman. 3; off Ylngllrig', 2., Hit, by
pitched ball: By Hageman., Heriogi by
yiitgiisg. j. Miner, struck out: uy
aeman, 21 oy xingnng, ; oy ,onion.
Time: 2:02. Umpires: Eason arid Qulc-
1.
ley.
Phils Nose Out Dodpers.
& 27 16
ScoaKlnn niul Mnddox Htitse Flftecn
Frnine llurtlnir Duel.
LINCOLN, Neb., April 2D.-Lhicoln and ! liaird, 3b
Wichita 'staged a fliteen-inning base ban
battle hero today, tlie locals winning ny
a acorn of 3 to 2. It was a nltohera' duel
between crogglns and Maddox, the Lin-
SIOUX CITY.
AB. It. H,
4 1 i
3' . v i
4 0
3
n
Si
0 ukuuruin, April w. l'miaaeipnia
0' nosed Brooklyn out of second place, to-
0 a ay, profiling oy me w lioness or urooit
0 ' lyn's boxmcn. and winning 0 tj 2.- Cra
0 I vath's single off Reulbach In the sovpnth
0 scorca iys runs anu cunencu tnc game.
ocorc:
piiitAOGr.iiiA. BnooKt.yti.
An. ii. n. a b. ad.h.o.a e.
Ilnrtsrll lient at Second.
Frank Chance has 'cached the -conclu
sion that Roy Hartzell cannot be bet
tered at second base. Scout Irwin, after
a rubber shoe trip through the wcat, has
repotted that no- first-class second base
man can br obtained. The Browns have
a. roll named Miller, who cannot I o
bought ut anv price, although Branch
Rickey has a ntar middle Backer In Del
Pratt, Chance cannot see Steve Yerkes
of the tied fox, witn a telescope,, wnne
he doesn't Mlevj; h.ew veteran John Hum
mel of the. tfupcrbfis .could help much.
KANSAS CITY. April E3.-I?anas City
outbattcd and oViutflelded the Brooklyn
Federals today and wun, 10 to 7, Krucer's
home run In the first Inning w)th StovaJI
and Perrlpg on bwca gave the locals a
lead In the Inlt al jnnlng that Brooklyn
could not overcome, fieore: R.H.E.
Brooklyn 0 0010Q610-7 13 3
Kansas City 0 0 0 2 1 i -W 12 1
Batteries: Sommers, Peters, Marlon and
Owens! Karris, Stone, Packard and
Easterly.
Pittsburgh Shot Oat.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 9.-Fs4-kenberg
allowed Pittsburgh only three
hits today and .Indianapolis won the sec
ond same of the. scries, "i to 6. Scheer,
Indianapolis' r-Kht fielder, drove) thf ball
over the right field fence for a. home run
In the1 third. Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburgh .., OOOOOOOOO-O 3 0
Indianapolis 00100010 2 S 0
Batteries: Henderson and Roberts; Fai
henberg and Itarlden,
Chtfeda AVIn.
.CHICAGO, April 29. Flsk held Balti
more to two hits today and the Ch'caijo
Federals won the second fame ' of lj.s"
series with Baltimore,, 2 to L Qijlnn
St. Iionts Wtn.
RT. LOUIS, Mo., Apr!! 2XThree, suc
cesa've singles and a- sacrifice fly ia the
twelfth Inning gave, Bt, lunula the opn
Ing game of tho series, with Buffalo, 6
ted, today. Score: KiP-
St. Louis 0 0000810000 2-8 14 1
Butjolo ..1 000.0020100 1-3 li 5
Batteries: Crandall and, Chapman;
KraPP and Blair.
i i
Chanoe Hakes Changes.
Manager Chance of the1 Now Vort's.
has retained Just five men of the trials
which he led on tht field at the begin
ning 'of WW. All the rest have bem 1
crUlted i!nce that time, and the flvo who
constitute the old guard are HarUell,
Sweeney, Fisher, Caldwell and Warhop.
In the work jof starting to build up" a
pall team Chance surely has made big
changu's in a short time.
Wl Stick to South.
Joseph J, Lannln, the new president of
the Red Sox, has added his voice to tb.
general wall against leaving the south
to soon In the spring. He says, that
next season he will remain on the torrid
side of the Mason and Dixon line as
long" as, possible.
, i
Johitxnn aa Pinch. Hitter.
Manasjer Griffith plans thla season to
-uso Pitcher Waltor Johnson as pinch
"hitter and .Is having the pitcher tft'te'
strenuous- batting practice daily. Th'i
Kanaan has always been a good botf.-t
man, but never trained particularly w
develop this' angle of the game.
Cab Kllrtltur Again.
' A report from St. Louis that three star
n)Wf re of, ' the Chicago National teub
have made overtures to Manager Mo-f
riecal Brown to Jump to1 the Hto Loulf 1
Federal club.
3 to 2. It was a pltohera' duel
i ... . , i
I UiUSMII VI., ......
l.eieunft. rr,
Crlau. c 4
Withers, p .rt... 3
'Cuiluhun 1
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2
1
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3
1-
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A.
1
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4
4
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el... 3
2 10 21 14 1
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Totals U
Batted for Withers In hlnth.
i MU ...UIIICB ...,....U V W V U U m "
i sinux ritv " rt ft ft n n n n n a
Two-base' httst Lejsune. Jones. Thre;
baso hit: Davidson. Sacrifice hits. Clarke.
Evldton, Lafferty, Andreas. Stulcn
bases:. Smith, Kane. Bases on balls; Off
lttrarty, 1; o(f VUhr. 5. struck out:
By Withers, 3; by Lafferty 1. Wild ptch;
Withers. Left on bases: Dea Moines 8,
rtjerox City, 7. Time: 1:40. Umpire: iiai
kel. Hoppe Winner and
Now Triple Ohamp;
Defeats Demarest
rMkrt.
tlffVr.
liobert. ib... S
Mttt. If.... 4
Crsvitk. f.. I
I.udru. tbl
Irtland, ;b.. i
Ktttlf-r. t... 4
Alndr, 0 4
Tolali...
1 S 1 ontltnn, cf . 4 3 10 0
0' 1 0 OCotthiw, lb, I O I I 0
I I I iiDiubert. lb. 4 2 I 1 0
0 4 CWhMt. If. .. 4 1 I 0 I
Jit osmlth. :b... 1 0 t I 0
1 s i CBiotl, rf.. 4 l 1 o e
. t 0 3 IKItrftia, si 4 I 3, 3 0
3 1 eFlMhtr e..: 4 3 6' 4 t
1 1 i rutin, p. .2 0 0 4 0
fc. -AIUa. n A a A A A
51 10 17' 0 llloulbacb. p. 1 0 0 3 t
I'lsitrt .... 1 0 0 0 0
- A
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OMAHA NEBRASKA
N;w vonK. April .-By defeaUpg
Calvin Demarest of Chicago, 4(0 to in
in the flnI game of, the world's profes
sional cbatnptonshln tournament at 141
balk line billiards, Willie HOppe tonight
became a triple champion, holding the
title to each of the three styles of bglK
line play. Ilia victory give him posses
sion of the sliver trophy for the Hll
game In addition to 40 per cent of tho
J,W cash prises, entrance tees and gate
lecelpts. Hoppo won all' seven of his
matches and' Demarest met with htsonty
deftat tonight, winning six out of seven
games.
"Hopp mads a run of 115 In hla fourth
Inning, followed with M In his next turn,
while (1 In his ninth gave him a lead of
nearly 200 points over' Demarest. who
had gathered 134 caroms In his first five
Innings.
The score's follow:
Hoppe, 2, V 24, 145. M. 3. 24, 21. . 0. 0.
S3, 0, 11. 3. Total. 440. AVerage, 24 10- i.
High funs. li, 61, 56,
Uemareat, 0, 30. 4. S4, 63, 0, 1. 14, 4, 0. L
0. 0, 21, ii. Total, lift. Average. 13 l-U.
High runs. W, 34.'.
I dr. a.t.huntIaTpIay
ALLCOMERS AT CHSS
Dr. A. T. Hunt, one of the strongest
chess players Of the Omaha Chess' aVid
(Checker club, will play all comers aim
ultaneously Saturday evening, Tne oiuo
rr.'re'a at No. 31 Continental block and
tnvltationa- have been extended to all in
terested in thf sport.
Break a Tradition.
Governor Tener broke a loag-standtnsr
trndlttqn when he threw out the first bait
at Kbbeta' field on opening day. It Was
a perfect" toss, and Rdward Reulbactk did
n.ot have'td move a foot to get the ball.'
Am," Heart Aasorlatlon neaolts
rieji-ftiand , v',, .". 3 s n
Milwailk I 1
Cclufbus n X
Tottli ...,5) n 37 It I
Bottod .for Reulbach in the ninth-.
Philadelphia 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 1 0-6
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-3
Lett on basest Philadelphia, 8; Brook
lyn,. 7. Two-baso Jilu: Ivllllfer. Dalton.
Three-bi4 hits: Cravath, Stengel. rUc
rlilce fly: Smith. Sacilfice hits: Irelan,
Cutshaw. Stolen bases: 1'aakeit, Lobert.
Double plays: Cravath to LuilerU; IU
gan to Fischer to Daubvrt; Reulbach to
Smith, Daubert- to Cutshaw to Flseher.
Bases on balls) Off Ragan, 6; off Allen,
1;' off. Reulbach, 1. Struck out: By Ha
Kan.,!;, by Reulbach. 1;. by Alexander, 7.
Hits: Off Itagan, 7 In six Innings (none
put in seventh); off Allen, nbne In no
Innings (none out In seventh); off Reul
bach, 3 In three Innings. Timet 1:45. Um
pires: nigler and Knulle.
Cuba Lpae- to Plratea,
CHICAGO. ADrll 20. Pitcher A.Um
held Chicago to four hits while hla team. I
mates batted both Lavender and Vaughn i
all n . . - .1.. .1.1., 1 m . . . , 1
u u.rr iie mm, unu ruiauursn vJn,
7 to I making a clean Bweep of the se
ries. Score: ,
PlTTSDUnCllt. . CHICAGO. :
An.H.O.A.K AB.II.O.A.C.
1. KtllT, cf. 4 I 1 9. IL-aarh. 8b .. 4 0 0 4 0
iarr. If.,.. 1 0 4 0 IOooS. rf I A 9 A A
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GEO. CURRY
ex-Governor, New Mexico
"Tuxedo appeah to me strongly
en account of j cool, mild, -pka-ent
flavor, Therein Ikt Us super
iority to all other lei eecos. "
Why Should I Smoke
TUXEDO?
TUXEDQ is the localsmpjce ormillidn
aires because it is impossible to buy a
better tobacco.
Tuxedo is the logical smoke for the eco
nomical, man because there are 40 pipefuls
in a ten-cent tin making the" average cost
per pipeful only one-fourth of a cent!
To buy cheaper tobacco means to get
less pleasure out of smoking, because it s
impossible to make a tobacpo as good as
Tuxedo at less than the Tuxedo price!
$T5xedo
The Perfect Pipe Tobacco
Tuxedo ia made of only the finest, choic
est selected leaves of perfectly aged Burley
tobacco. It i9 made by the original Tuxedo
process which takes all the unpleasantness out
of tobacco and leaves all the pleasantness in)
Tuxedo has a deliciouslv mild, fragrant
ammn rrinr ir nlpasanf tr all Tf ia rri ,.
tjS; Ux&pks tobacco yqq can smoke n a room full of lace
curtains without leav
ing even a trace of an
otior.
STANTON WARBURTON
Congressman, State ot Waahlagtoa
"My own experience leads me to
believe that every desirable quality
is present in Tuxedo Tobacco, It
is the best smoke I ctW had."
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bamorUt sod novelist
" can't think of any reason why
I shouldn't say I like Tuxedo
became I do like tf, Very much.''
A trial will con
vince you that Tuxedo
is superior to every
other tobacco yoq
have . ever smoked.
Buy a tin today.
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO
EVERYWHERE
Famous graen tin with sjoU Iet-- tT
taring-, curved to fit the pocks X KJQ
Convasdant pouch, buitr lined E
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In Oman Humidor 60c mod 90c
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