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yon iient
llonara nnl (oltntvea.
Gordon Van Co. S"i
tl N. Ilth St. Tel. D. S94 or Web. 132.
Maggard'sg
"an and Storage
, Co. Call us (or es-
.iniatea for mm
In. packing, shipping. 1713 Webster St.
Douglas 14.
IIOURPS Crelgli Sons & Co.. Bee Bldg.
In all parts or the city.
Stores and Offices.
NEW modern store, bent location; In
North Omaha. 2414 Ames Ave., Webster
213K or Web. 3149.
OFFICES IN THE
BEST I"'WTED
OFFICE BUILDING.
Nnar Court House and City Hall.
Rates from flO to $45.
Vaults, Electrt.; Lights, Water Free.
THR BEE BUILDING.
"The Building That Is Alweys New."
R. O. Hancock, Sup't. Room 103.
1404 DO DUE, TUR KINGTON. 617 Bee.
WANTED TO REXT
HAVE tenants for 0. 6. 7 and R-room
houses lu Dundee. West Farnam and
Field club districts. We are anxious to
pet a complcto list.
W. L. Selby & Sons,
Stoto Bank Bldg. Phone Doug. 151 0.
FL RN1SHED house, for summer months'
In choice location: no children; refer
enceg. Webster 212.
WANTED TO BUY
Yale btiys everything li hand. Tyler 1418.
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. i.
C Reed. )T Farnam Doug. 414.
SOME good computing scales and other
fixtures for our new stores. Thone
Da30l) ,ce 611 Bra,idela Theater Bldg.
WANT TO BUI girts aecond hand
bicycle. Address S 347. Bee.
REAL ESTATE
FARM at RANCH LANDS FOR HALE
Arkansas.
HEAU Columns 1, . I. 4. 6. 6, 7, Page 4,
v-. niiMieiepnone walnut imSS
HEAD Columns 1, 2, 4, 6, 6, 7. Page 4
Section C, and Telephone Walnut 1068. '
( olurntlu.
FOR SALE Farms. 160 and 80 acres. In
" ' "-aw, All.
Rvf? 'o',"rnns 1 2. 3. 4. 5, . 7. Pae 4,
""""" 'q leiepnone walnut 1M6S.
Iowa.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE J
and send it to the Bioux City, la.. Journal,
:,l0",.. Wost Powerful Want Ad
Medium. Twenty-five words every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and every
j Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ads on
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut 1H6S
Jtiataeaotau
BARGAIN-240-A. farm a) m. from Min
neapolis; io A. under cult.; 40 A. good
meadow: Gu A. timbered pasture; can
fractical!y all be cultivated; good oorn
and; farm Is fenced; 10-room house, barn,
granary, machine shed, windmill, etc.; 13
head good milk cows, 4 good horses, har
neases. wagons, complete act of machin
ery, hogs, chickens and everything on the
farm goes at S45 per acre; (5,000 cash,
balance can stand for 10 years at 4 per
cent. Schwab Bros., 1V4 Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis. Minn
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut 196S.
Mlaauarl,
GOOD Routh Missouri land on railroad,
In wall ' settled locality, 312 per acre.
Small or large farms on easy terms.
Literature free. D. Merrlam, Ellis, Ben
ton. Kansas City, Kansas.
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut lHftg.
Kebrnak.
Executors' Sale
Five 160-Acre
Farms in Douglas
County, One Mile
From Millard
John Jlallenbcck lands
a tp offered for sale at low
prices and on liberal terms.
If you are in the market
for a first-class farm close
to Omaha, you can secure
one of these at a forced
Rale price.
Payne Investment
Company,
15th and Farnam, OMAHA.
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Portion C, and Telephone Walnut Wt
1" ACRF-f gentlv rolling, 3 cleared and
i ultlvated. 3-room frame house, log
tarn. borders on lake, price $9 0 rah,
rma to suit. Tom O. Mason, Shell Lake,
Wis.
Mlarellaaeoaa.
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WITH I
REAL ESTATK LOANS
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Section C, and Tclejihone Walnut l!w.
$1 fl TO $10,000 nade promptly. F. 1).
weail, weal Bid., lth and rarnam Pta
CITY and farm loans. 6. 1, H per cent.
J. H. Dumont Co.. 416 State Bank.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
MONEY on hand for city and farm l.'na
ii. w. iiinurr, -iiy ibliuijhi nana niui.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
SEE us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
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OMAHA hDiiics. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEr E REAL. ESTATE CO..
Ills Omaha NatlonaU Phone lx.UL'tas 2711
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut 1!W.
ABSTRACT OP TITLE
T" Title Guarantee and Abstract
l f- Co., a modern abstract office,
''v',-x 806 Bo. 17th St. Phone I. 54H7.
Jessen & Morrell, .d.V
RlCED AUSTUACT CO. oldest abstract
offioa in Nebraska. 20 brandela Theo,
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut litW.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST your property with K. ii. Uinder
you. 202 Neville Blk. D. :W00
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut luti.
LIST real estate and rentals with DON
ELKON n. E. CO., 301 Om. Nat l Bank.
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Section C, and Telephone Walnut 1H6S.
I.E:AL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
HAVE a clear lot 6xli'l. east front.
m en rarnaui uieirict; line signi over
the river. Will trade for Ford automobile.
A . r nil 1 1.
I OWN 80 acres, under Riverside irriga
tion ditch. All could be Irrigated, about
4 miles N. E. of Fort Morgan, Colo.
Price $76 per acre, incumbered for about
$1,200, and all due. Will trade equity for
cheap clear land or grocery or hotel In
Omaha. Address 2408 Burt St. Omaha.
SWAPS! SWAPS! SWAPS!
160 acres black land, nine miles from
good town, level, 14,000, for Omaha prop
erty. . acres, Boyd Co., Neb., $3,200, mtg.
$1,300. for house or light auto.
Bulck 40-h. p., worth $850, for live equity
In Omaha house or good lot.
loo acres, Merrick Co., Neb., $19,200, mtg.
$l',40u; 110 acres In crop, balance hay and
pasture; 4-r. house. Want indue, stock.
3:0 acres. Hall Co., good land, half hay,
$19,200, equity $12,000, for mdse.
BUCK, KING CO.. 912 Om. Nafl Bank.
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut 1S6
WHAT have you to exchange for Dakota
or Montana land? Wisconsin Sules
Agency, Caswell Bldg., Milwaukee.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
DON'T PAY ANOTHER MONTH'S
RENT.
Here Is a home all ready to move Into
which can be bought for a small payment
down and balance, Including interest.
payable same as rent.
ZMa North itn street.
Six room cottage, modern, except fur
nace; oak floors, oak finish In parlor and
dining room: Every room newly decor
ated; combination lighting fixtures; east
front lot on Boulevard; no special taxes;
beautiful shade trees. Price $'-8rS.
W. H. A H M ANSON, OWNER,
2516 N. IHth St.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN.
Hot water heat, full cemented cel
lar, full attle, good porch for ice
box, beautiful view; good neighbor
hood; all own their own homes;
close to schools and churches. $V)
will give you possession, balance
. like rent. 4517 N. 3!th St. Key next
door north.
C. M. EATON,
1106 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 1984.
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut 1!68.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
810-SJO SO. 30TII ST.
Here are two bungalows, built strictly
of day labor, and the very best material
of their kind: and It will pay you if you
are interested in buying a home to se
these exceptional bargains. Just finished,
3 front r. in oak, 1 a sun r., with win
dows and H. W. exposure;. 2 front r. have
beam ceiling, bookcases between living r.
and dining r , window seal and plate rail
and panel in dining r. : well arranged
kitchen with butler's pantry and icebox
r.; hath r. enamel and tile, with guaran
teed fixtures; reflex lighting fixtures,
which are artiatic and up-tu-dute, stair
to I'd floor, which ix large enouith to fin
ih 3 r. ; full cemented huaemeat, furnace
heat, laundry connection, floor drain; fine
eaat f ont lot, nicely terraced and nodded,
street paved. Easy terms or lot taken as
first payment. This house is not the or
dinary bungalow you fee, hut Is the very
one that you would want for a home.
Come and see for yourself; house will be
open todjy from 2:40 to j p. in.
Rasp Bros.
10C McCague Hid. Douglas lo-J.
RECEIVER'S SALE.
Two good cottages In the lianscom
park dinttii't, 174i and 1747 South i'th St.,
will be sold at public sale Tuesday, April
St, 191&, at 10 a. in. , at cant door oi county
court house. Full Information of
G. B. LASHl'RY.
504 South Irtth St. t'h.me Douglas lf.2.
SAVE AGENT a CailSSIwN.
For quick sale nave reduced price on
my new 7-reom home, strictly modern,
oak finish, etc. Must b seen to be ap
preciated. Ksmv I'm) in. ii ts . See own.-r
on premises, ?5U! Woolworth Ave. Tele
phone Tyler LS.
LARGE two-story house and lot l.'mx
24, put to exchange for smaller pla e.
walking distance, or vacant lot on Cum
ing or 24th St. i'Uce is clear. Will carry
difference bsck on property: no equities
considered Address P W, Bee.
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Section C. and Telephone Walnut lii
RE AL EST AT E--M fsCE I. LA X EO VH
FOR SALE Modern snd attracts e 7-room
nouse; t x' ellent condition and localiuu.
V I . I - f I f . I WWiw rc II I F-OK. mis OtOON I I
THE KEE:
I I I N,ts 1 "iukt I A , I 1 iib VVOMNS HOME PAW I .1
( 1 v. patming ogs i wia y i OHMuOBt'H I I that ntus was THET I 1
YANCE TOPS WILLIS
IN PITCHING DUEL
Second Game of the Season for the
Rourkes Lost by Score of
One to Nothing.
0NEILL WATCHES HIS UMP
By K. . Ill NTKR.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 25. (Special
Telegram.) Day Vance, the lanky pink-
eyed youth who was decorated with the
t'nware at Pittsburgh, administered a
shutout licking to Marty Krug's gallant
troops In the combat here today. Daisy
was exceedingly stingy with the base
knocks, allowing but three, and Ralph
Willis Inst a neat pitchers' battle, 1 to 0.
Mr. Parent, the well known umpire, was
the brlRht light of the matinee. With
Trcxle Tip O'Neill on hand to watch him,
Mr. Parent did a swell Job. Vance got
eikht strikeouts, with the able assistance
of Parent, and his work In the final
frame so Incensed Mnrty Krug that be
fore the inning was well under way Marty
found a ten-buck fine attached to him.
In the seventh Inning Parent forgot
there was a ball game going on. Agnew
had stepped to the plate and filed ot.t lo
Payne before the umpa was wise to what
was going on. As a result he called Ag
new back and let him make another out.
Only Hnn.ln Fourth.
The lone run of the game came In the
fourth round. With two down Watson
beat out an infield hit to Krug. Patter
son was donated a walk by the umps, and
Williams poled a hit over second which
geve Watson time to register.
Only one Rourke got to third base dur
ing the fray. Krueger waa hit in the
Flats by one of Dairy's slants, and went
to second on Whalen's blow. Daily un
coupled a hectic heave, on which K mater
romped to third. He was left strandtyl
tl.ere. as Willis popped up to Patterson
and Payne whiffed. .
Breen was the unfortunate of the day
Three times I'rapi Parent whiffed him.
Krug and Huelaman were also fanped by
the demon umpa..
mlth .Not on Hand.
Smith, the new outfielder, failed to ap
pear today as expected. He should re
port here tomorrow.
Saturday night some miscreant busted
Into Jack Holland's famous commissary
and swiped all the crackerjack tn sight.
Jack lias the entire police department on
the trail of the thief. As a result of the
darhiK burglary the fans present loday
were lot overly molested by the peanut
vendors, who generally manage to spoil
a Sunday conflict. Score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
Payne, If 4 0 0 1 0 0
Breen, 2b 4 u 0 2 1 0
Krug, 3b 4 O 0 II 0 0
Thomason, cf 4 0 110 0
Hui Imimn, rf 4 0 110 1
Krueger, c 10 0 5 10
St hllebner, lh 3 0 A in 2 0
Wlnlen, ss 3 0 1 4 2 1
Willis, p S 0 0 0 6 0
Totals ;..30 0 3 24 12 2
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
O'Day, 2b 4 0 0 2 1 0
Fox. If 4 0 10 0 0
Rrllton. 2t 4 0 0' 0 4 0
Vaton. rf 3 1 1 10 0
II. Patterson, lb.... 2 0 I 14 0 0
Williams, cf 2 0 1 0 0 0
Agnew, c 3 0 0 9 0 0
Olson, 3 0 1 0 S 0
Vance, p 3 0 0 1 3 0
Totals 2S 1 5 37 11 0
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
St. Joseph 0 0 0 1 0 0 V n 01
Two-base hit: Huelsman. Stolen
base: Watson. Double play: Schllebner
to Whalon. Struck out: By Vance, ;
by Willis, 3. Bases on balls: Off Willis.
1: off Vance. 1. lilt by pitched ball:
Krueger by Vance, Williams by Willis.
Wild pitch: Vance. I-eft on bases:
Omaha. 3. St. Joseph, 4. Time: 1:30.
Umpire: Parent.
BOOSTER HI Nt II HITS AND WIN
Hartford Scores tie 4'oantlna; Haa
with t'oar-Raae Hap.
...."... . nn... - . 1 or T . . , .. 1
ri'iL A till, la., tpiii iu. i'ti m.iint-s
ntincneu una in ine eitiijr niiiings ui i
Oraspar and won from Sioux City, 3 to 2.
visitors with a home run. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. K. H O. A. K.
Rl. hards, if 2 110 0 0
Sheeiian, as 2 1 2 0 0
Clarke, cf 3 0 2 3 0 0
Kane, lh 4 0 1 ( 0 0
llensllng, 3b 3 0 0 1 0 0
Callahan, Zl 3 0 0 3 1 1
Bramble, If 3 0 0 3 0 "
Crisp, c 4 0 0 X 4 0
Gssrar, p 3 0 0 1 4 2
Phelps I 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 20 2 1 27 S
DEM MOINE8.
AB. R. II. O. A. E.
Hahn, rf A 1 4 0 0
Hunter, cf 5 0 110)
Sawyer. 2b 4 0 2 0 4 1
Jnn.-s, lb 4 1 0 13 0 0
Bills. If I 1 A I 0 0
Tanni hill, 34 3 0 0 2 3 0
Hartford, ss 2 114 2 0
Breen. c 3 0 2 J 1 o
RK A L ESTATE MISCELLA XEOUH
Scott & Hill Co.
GeneralContractors
Builders of high grade residences and
stores. We furnixh i lans and specifica
tions. We are mighty busy now, but can
handle a few more buildings.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas I'X'X
M UcCksUa Bldg.
OMAHA, MONDAY, APTMIi 2H. 1015.
M rE.5.r n r r. 1 s
Standing of Teams
WESTWRN LEAGUE.
Played. Won. lost. Pet
Topekn 2 2 1 orw
Des Moines 3 2 1 .)W7
Omaha 1 1 I . .Mx
Denver 2 I 1 ..O
Lincoln 2 1 1 .WD
St. Joseph 2 I 1 .M
Sioux CltV 3 1 2 .xa
Wichita 2 0 2 .001
NAT. LEAGUE. I AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pe.
Phlla 1 .(Wl
W.LPct
Detroit 3 .TV)
Cincinnati .7 8 .700
Washington 6 4 .hf.R
Chicago ....5 ft .500
New Y.ork..6
4 .V
Boston ft S .ftf"" Cleveland
6
6 .r
4 .fr0
St. Iouls. ...8. t .4171 Boston ..
Pittsburgh .4 0 .4.101 Chicago .
Brooklyn -.4 .333 Phlla. ...
New York. .2 7 .2221 St. Louis
4
6 6 .ro
3 ft .375
3 0 .2.'i0
FED. LKAGUE. I
W.L Pct I
AMER. ASSN.
W.LPct.
Brooklyn ...B & .0151 Indianapolis 8 2 .two
Newark ft .Kir.l I-oulmMlIn ...7 3 . 700
Pltteburgh .3 ft. 615' St. Paul 7 4 .R'W
Chicago .... 4 . Minneapolis 6
Kan. City. ..8 6 .Pool Kan. Cltv....ft
lTuffnln ....5 .3R.M Cleveland ...4
4
ft .M
6 .400
Baltimore ..ft 8 .3xrl Milwaukee .3 8 .273
St. Louis. ...3 8 .27. Columbus ...1 .101
Yesterday's Beaolta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 0; St. Joseph, 1.
Des Moines. 3; Sioux City, 2.
Ienver-L1ncoln, rain.
Topcka-Wlchlta, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 4. Fifteen In
nings: called, darkness.
Pittsburgh, I; St. Louis, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 0; Chicago, 1.
Detroit, 1; Cleveland, 3.
FEDERAL LEAGUES.
Pittsburgh, 3; St. Louis, 0.
Buffalo, 1; Newark, 2.
Chicago, 10-2; Kansas City, 3-4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 4; Coaumhtis, 2.
Indianapolis, 7; Cleveland, 6.
St. Paul, 2: Minneapolis, 1.
Kansas City, 0-1; Milwaukee. 3-4.
(James Today.
Western League Orraha at St. Joseph,
Des Moines at Sioux City, Denver at Lin
coln, Topeka at Wichita.
American League Washington at New
York, Philadelphia at BoKon. St. Loula
at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago.
National League New York at Brook
lyn, Boston at Philadlphla. Pittsburgh at
St. Loula, Chicago at Cincinnati.
Federal league St. Louis at Pittsburgh,
Kansas City st Chicago, Baltimore at
Brooklyn, Buffalo at Newark.
Thomas, p 4 0 140
Totals 32 3 9 27 14 7
Batted for Bramble' In ninth.
Sioux City 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Des Moines 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 03
Two-base hit: Hunter. Left on bases:
Sioux City, 6; Des Moines, . Home run:
Hartford. Sacrifice hits: Bills, Tanno-
hill. Clarke Kunriri.. lu. u..,,..j
Double plays: Crisp to Callahan, Saw
yer to Hartford to Jones. Bases on balls:
Off Gaspar, 4; off Thomas, 6. Struck
" ,y vini-jjor, a, ay i nomas, i. i-asseu
ball: Breen. Hit by pitched ball: By
ua.ot.Bi, mwjir. iims: i:ae. empires:
Van Sickel and Oeisel.
KRAJICEKS DEFEAT KOHOUTS
BY HITTING PITCHERS HARD
The Krajlceks of the National league
defeated the Kohouts, 14 to 7. The Krajl
ceks batted Merry, the star slabsman of
the Kohouts, out of the bos In five In
nings and Ashbura, who relieved him.
fared no better. Score:
KRAJICWKg KOHOt'TS
All H O A E. AH H O R
TViusUi. lb. t I t 1 Haitian, ib . 1 I
M Quad, lb I I Nnrdaan. cf. f I 0
Han. .a. ... I I Dvorak, lb.. 14 0 11
Kraiteak. 2b I $ I 1 lendnuak J 1 t 1 t
flyek. cf ... i I I t SMIraaky. '.. I i; a
KreM, If.. . 1 l victor, rf... 1 1
Rrbhatur, If 4 t 1 nimbi, lb.. 4 I 4
Manaaak. . 4 tit ajMlraik. t 4 1 , t
M. Ranks, . I I 1 t Berry. 4 3 0
. . Abburn, p.
Totals ... 47 14 2711 "
Totals ....40 10 17 4 T
Krajlceks 2 0 0 3 3 0 2 2 214
Kohouts 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 1-7
Earned runs: Krajlceks, 4; Kohouts, 2.
Two-base hlls: McQuade. Three-base
hits: Bartos, Glmhle. Home runs:
Dyck. McQuade, Dworek. Stolen haj.es:
Kiejcl. Erbhauser. J. Mlrasky, Hansen
(2). Nnrdeen 12), Dworek. Bases on balls:
Off Ronka, 2; off Berry, 1; off Ashburn.
2. Strurk out: By Ronka. 11:. by Berry.
: by Ashburn, 9. Time: 2.00. Umpire:
Dolan.
I
JOHNSONS VICTORIOUS
DURING DOUBLE-HEADER
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 2S.-Chlcs?o
and Kansas City divided a double-header
today, the visitors taking the first game.
Each victory vcnt to a pitcher named
Johnson. In the first contest R. Johnson
for Chlrago held the locals to one hit up
to the ninth Inning while his teammates
were (.Ulnar up ten runs. In the aecond
his Indian namesake George Johnson oc
cupied the mound for Kansas City an 1
kept, Chicago's eight hits well scsttereil.
Score, first game: n il U
Chicago 1 3 2 0 0 0 1 3 010 12 1
Kansas City 0 n ti 0 0 0 0 0 .1- :; 4 4
Batteries: Chi' ago. R. Johnon and Wll
son: Kansas City, Main, Cullop and
Eswterly.
Score, second game: R U E.
Chicago OA 1 0000 1 0-2 8 2
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 6 4
Baiterlea. Chicago. Hendrix and Wil
son; Kansas City. G. Johnson and Brown.
NEWARK NOSESaFeAD OF
BISONS IN PITCHING DUEL
NEWARK. N. J , April 25.-A single by
Huhn, followed by Schaefer's double, In
the fourteenth Inning broke up a pitch
ers' battle here today between Newark
and Buffalo. Score: H U E.
Buffalo A A A A 1 A A 0 t 0 A A 0 0 1 7 1
Newark 0000100000000 1-2 10 t
Batteries: Schults and Blair, Allen;
Kalserllug and Rariden.
f 'onatlpatlon.
When costive or troubled with constipa
tion take Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
easy to take and most agreeable In feet.
Obtainable every where. Advertisement.
Drawn
CUBS AND REDS TIE
AFTER 15 INNINGS
Brilliant Game Full of Spectacular
Work in Field Played at
Cincinnati.
PITCHERS KEEP UP PACE WELL
CINCINNATI. April 2S.-Chlcago and
Cincinnati played a brilliant flfteen-lnnlng
game today, which was finally called on
account of darkness with the score a tie,
4 to 4. The game was replete with mar
velous ratches by the fielders, and fairly
good pitching after the eighth Inning,
when Standrldge and Douglass went In
the box. Both these pitchers were wild,
but they managed to hold down the op
posing batsmen. Score:
CHIOAflO. CINCINNATI.
AB H O A fl AH.ll.n i H.
nraul. rf.... 7 11 llMrt, cf... A I
Kl.hcr. .. S a llcrao. .. I 0
Kr-hiilt. II I I I II OKIIIIIVr, If . t 4 I
Zlmnmui. Jhl I I I Odrirfllh. rf .. 7 I I
S.lrr. lb.... 1 11 1 ilrnh, lh.... 4 1116
Wllllama. ill I 1 II OOl.on. lb... 4 till
Hreanahan. e 4 l I 3 Mnllwlti. lb III I 0
i Phclan. tb.. 0 I DWInso. 4 I 11 I
. inrTl p... a w i v wi.cn.itn, p.... i i i a a
Wlan'trJitc, pi 0 A I Tromlilar... I C
Mi Larry ... t 0 Hal. p 0
I'larks .... 1 1 0
Totals . ...M ID to 27 O Wanner ....
Amaa. p A
Pouslaa, p.. I 0 0 1
' Von Knlnlta 1 6 A
Totals ...M it 4t 17 $
Batted for Cheney In the eighth.
Batted for Benton In the fifth.
Batted for Dale in the sixth,
Ran for Clarke In the sixth.
Batted for Douglass In the fifteenth.
Chicago ,.1 002000 1 00000004
Cincinnati OOOO 0 4 0 00 0 0 OOOO4
Game called on account of darkness.
Two-base hits: Williams, Groh. Three
hase hits: Good. Schulte, Mollwlti. Home
run: Saler. Stolen bases: Hersog, Moll
wits (2), Groh. Olson, Saler. Wlngo. Dou
ble play: Fisher to Phelan to Saler.
Psses on balls: Off Cheney, 3; off Stsnd
rli'ge. ; off Benton, 1; off Douglass, .
Hits: Off Cheney, 8 In seven Innings; off
Standrldge, 4 In eight Innings; off Benton,
ft In five Innings; off Dale, 1 In one In
ning; off Ames, 1 In one Inning; off
Douglas, 3 in eight Innings. Struck out:
By Cheney, 2; by Benton. 4; by Dale. 2;
by Oouglass, 6. Umpires: Rlgler and
Hart.
Cards Troanee Pirates.
ST. LO U IS, April .-Et. Louis, playing
errorless hall, and scoring a run on every
hit, defeated Pittsburgh here todav, 8 to
1. The visitors hit Doak frequently, but
could not break down the locals' excel
lent fielding. Score:
8T. Lorm. riTTsnrnoH
, AB H.O AB AR H O A R.
Husslna, 2b. I A 1 0 ACarry, If.... I I J A
He, her It.. I n ojohnainn, lb I II
Lnni. cf 4 I S Vlo 3b 4 A 1
Millar, lb... I II l uwasnar. Jb. 4 I 1 1
wilxis. rf,, I 4 1 A AHInchran. rf 4 1 A A
5J. ,b Al-iauna. cl. 4 1 I 1
Butler, as... I 1 odarbar. sa... 4 A A 1 I
nnyner, c... I 1 A (Hllbaon, o... 4 I T 1 t
l"-k. P 4 111 AKanllhnr, pi 0 A t A
Mamaui, p.. A 0 0 0 0
Total! n 11 A'Coatrllo '.. 1 I A A
Totals ....31 4 14 114
Batted for Matnaux In the ninth.
Plttahnrvh i aaaaaaaa .
St. Loula 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0
rwo-lia-e hit-: Wagner. Carey, Hlnch
man, Miller. Three-base hit: Long. Stolen
bases: Carey, Bescher. Miller, l.ng, But
'. . ".V1"1.'0' Dollnl" Ilaya: Miller (un
assisted). Beck to Miller. Bases nn balls:
Off Doak. 3; off Kantlehner, .. Hits: Off
Kantiehner, S In seven Innings; off Ma
maux, l ri one Inning, struck out: By
"armprr..:4k!
Genuchi Will Case
To the Higher Court
CaWa Da tm 1 ' . . .
(From a Staff Cnrreanondent I
! LINCOLN. April X. (Special.) The
I State Board of Control won a point Jn
district court yesterday before Judge
Stewart In the legal controversy over the
Genuchl estate.
The will of Genuchl left his estate, esti
mated to be worth aboat $125,000 to his
wife and seven children, giving them a
life Interest In the same. Upon the death
of the last of the heirs the property was
to go to the State Orthorpedlc hospital
and the home for dependent children,
under Jurisdiction of the Board of Con
trol. The widow contented the will In county
court, claiming that the testator had been
unduly Influenced and County Judge
Rlsser sustained tho heirs In their con
tention. Judge Stewart admits the case
to district court and It will be tried there
hortly.
The property in controversy Is em
braced In a thousand acres of real estate
sltusted in LancattT county near the
j town or I'anama. .
EXTRA OFFICeToRCE TO
I HANDLE AUTO BUSINESS
j (From a Staff Correspondent.)
i LINCOLN. April 2ft (Special. )-Durln
! the first five dais of last week, auto
mobile license application came Into the
office of the secretary of state to the
number of 1,048. This Is an average of
almost 4"A a day and is said to be the
largest number of applications ever re
ceived at the office for any previous
week. This has compelled the secretary
of state to put on an extra force of clerks
to meet the rush.
Konlh Omaha, Defeats Oil Mrs.
The South Omaha Merchants of the
American league defeated the Nnurse Oil
comj-any. 0 to 5. Frolev of the Mer
chants had eleven strikeouts. Score:
K H E.
South Omaha 2 0 ft 1 1 0 0 1 A R 3
Oil Co 0 2 0A3O00O-6 4 3
Batteries Froslev and Hsinm; Thomas,
Iee and Alderman.
Moalhera Asaorlatlan.
At New Orleans New Orleans. 4;
Mobile. 3.
At Memphis Memphis, t; Chat
t snoots. 4
XI NaaiivlUe Nasi) villa. 7. Liiiia Bank. J.
for The Bee by
GIANTS DEFEW STORZ MEN
Visitors Gain Another Victory Over
Locals by Ten to Three
Score.
HARD LUCK PLAYS IN THE GAME
Timely hitting, aided and abetted by a
couple of weird heaves by the Stors
twliicr. Lefty Hlrsch, gave the American
Giants another victory over the local
players representing the Slori, 10 to X
Bradford's lads suffered III luck
throughout the battle. Gondlng.' the battle-scarred
veteran, waa hit on the finger
by a foul tip In the second and was
forced to retire. Shortly after Pick slid
Into third, spiking Durkee, the Stors pep
pery captain, and Inflicting a deep cut
near the heel. Nleman and Rapp re
placed the wounded and the game pro
ceeded. Hardly had Hlrsch ascended the mound
when the colored visitors opened fire and
clubbed In four runs before the southpaw
recovered his bearings. Foster's ebony
hued gents resumed their attack In the
fifth and sixth.
In tho meanwhile the Stori were un
able to cope with Ball's choice offerings.
Like Wli k ware In tho previous game, the
Giant black twirled with rare and pre
cision. Lawlrr In the seventh hit safe,
was advanced to second on an out and
scored when Hutchison bungled on
Vanous' roller. Two more were added In
the final frame on Lawlcr'a safe one,
followed by Venous' triple and an out.
Eddie Dygert appeared In renter and
secured almost hair of the safeties gar
nered by the Brewera.
Today at S the Luxus will be seen at
Rourke park In a clash with the Stor j.
John Dennlson has gathered together
likely looking ball club to give the local
a sharp contest Score:
TOR. AMR. CHANT".
-A- AB.H.O.AK. ABH.O.A.B.
ryiH. tf....4 I I J J Darhar. lb. .4 111
Durka. b...l A A A.lanklm, If... I I A A
Orahaaj, lb.. 4 I I I AUunran c(...4 I A A
lwlar, If. ..4 I A A Opetwar. e.,,.4 I A A A
Woodruff, a. 4 All AMcNalr. rf...t I I 1 A
Vaonua. lb. .4 I II A Alltilrbla's, aa.4 114 1
llachlen. rf .l A A A Krancla. lb.. I I 1
Onnslni, a. ..A 1 1 trick, lb I 14 4 1
Mamas, e.,.1 All 1 Ball, p 4 111!
Hlracn, p. ...I till
Happ. Jb.,,.1 0 Total II It 17 14 I
Totals ....II 7 17 14 4.
Giants 4 1 A 0 3 1 0 0 010
Stors 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 23
Two-base hit: Dygert. Three-base hit:
Vanous. Struck out: By Ball, 6; by
Hirsch. 7. Bases on balls: Off Ball, 1;
off Hlrsch, 4. Stolen bases; Barber, Dun
can. Double play: Pick to Barber. Um
pire: Clark.
Smiths Beaten by
Armours, 10 to 9
The Armours defeated the M. E. Smiths
In tho opening game of "10 Saturday
league ot Lyck park Saturday. The
game was a slugfest. Corcoran, Ryan,
Rathke and Overman made home runs,
while Graves made two two-baggers.
Graves went In the box In the sixth and
held the game safe for the Armours. The
Armours will play the Bourgeons ut Fort
Omaha today at 1:30 p. m. Score:
ARMOt R. if. r PMITHK.
AB H.O.A.B. AB H O A K.
Cnlllna. If... 4 t I 4 IMallrh. lb., t 1 I I
Vo.l, e I 1 II 1 ll-.hr, (,...! 1 i
aan. 2b . 4 1 I AOvarra's, cl 4 1 I A 1
Corcoran. 3b. I 1 4 1 IProhst. lb., 4 1 I I 1
lliaraa. cf p I I I 1 IKaihka Ib-p 4 I IA I 1
Hvaa. lb.... I 1 I 0 ll.liht.li, o. l 111 1 1
Solllvaa, I 1 I I lOarr. If i 1 A A I
Colan. rf... A 4 AHmlth rf ... I 1 A A' A
Ournan. p.. I 1 3 Aliuoaon, p.. I I A I A
Totals ....4A1IM T Teuli . . . .41 14 IT It i
Armours 0 01 lu4201 110
M. E. Smiths.. .1 1 3080001 0 t
I'.srnea runs: Armours, 7; Smith, 0.
Home runs: Corcoran, Ryan, Overman,
Rathke. Two-base hits: Graves c'i
Sullivan. Hits: Off Guineas 10 In five
innings. Struck out: Bv tlurness, ft- by
Graves, 7; by Hudson. 7; by Rathke, ft.
Bases on balls: Off Hudson, 2: off
Rathke, ft. Time: 1:28. Umpire: Kelly.
EDDIE CAMPI BESTS
BILLY FITZSIMMONS
NEW TORK, April 25 -F.ddle Campl
of Pan Francisco out-pointed Billy Flts
simmnns of Vonkers In a ten-round bout
here tonight. Campl was too clever for
Fltsslmmons. The weights were: Campl,
13H4 pounds:. Fltzslmmons, 121VJ.
Hob McAllister of California out-fought
Tom McCarty of Montana in a ten-round
contest In Brooklyn. McCarty weighed
I7'; McAllister 162V..
Kid Graves of Milwaukee and Harry
Stone of New York fought a ten-round
draw In Brooklyn. Stone weighed V.
Graves 144.
SCHOOL FOR DEAF SLUGGERS
GIVE Hm.SUMS BEATING
The Nebraska School for the Deaf lads
slipped one over on the Jay Burns Cos.,
12 to 7. yesterday.
The butting of Wrstergard, Stock and
Willy, and the pitching of Nelson In the
pinches featured.
llnri'H Hadene Rarneit.
HARVARD, Neb., April 2S.-(Bpeelal.)
The residence of Jeweler A. R. Weaver
waa gutted by fire this morning. Mr
Weaver was partially overcome by the
amoks while attempting to locate the
blaie, but was able to assist other mem
bers of the family out of the burning
house. Ixiss Is practically total, with
partial Insurance. The cause Is unknown.
II Will Relieve Haekaehe.
Apply Sloan Liniment to your bsck,
pcln gone almost instantly. Don't rub. It
penetrate. 2&c AU druggists. Adver
tisement. '
Swinnerton
'COME ON HERE.V
Vbu muCRY UP
AwD GET SOME.
COVER-INQ'.
MEAN oY COMiw!
OPT UKh. MAJy
TIGERS CHECKED
BY MORTON OF NAPS
Winning Streak of American Leajjue
Leaders Brought to Sudden
Halt by Hurler.
PINCH HITTER IS OF NO AVAIL
CLEVELAND. April 25-Cleeland to
day broke Detroit's winning streak. S
to 1. Morton was a punle and he
blanked Dvtn.lt until the eighth, when
Jarobsnn's double and Cobb's single re
sulted In a run. eDtrolt had two on In
the ninth with two out. but Morton re
tired the side by striking out Pinch Hit
ter Morlsrly. Cleveland got its first two
runs by bunchlntf hlls off Reynolds In
the first Inning. The other came as a
result of Biehlera wlldness In the
eighth. Score:
Cl.KVM.ANf. DETROIT.
AH M O A K AB H O A C.
IrflhoM, ct. 4 1 4 snueh. aa.... 4 A J I
Hn4rrs. lh. I 4 1 Fuller, lb.. 4 I 4 A
chupman, aa I I 1 li'ohh. cf 4 t 1 A
Jarkaon. rf. 4 2 1 A ".Crawford, rf 4 1 A A
Oraney. If . 1 I 1 A CVaarb. If... 4 I A
Wmbasna. Ib J 4 1 AKacanab, Ib 1 A A A
ilM. Ib.. HIM AVI11. lh 4 1 I
Wood, lb.... A A I AMrKee. .... 4 I I I
nan e 4 0 4 1 OKavnolda. p. ( A A 1
O'Nalll, r... A A 1 A Ot'avol. p.... 1 1 A 1
Minna, p... I A A I AUnshler. p. . A A
Mmlth I A A A APau-a. p.... A A A A
Macnhann .. 1 1
Totals ....11 1114 1'Moriarty ..1 A A A A
Baktr A A A
Totals ....84 4 14 II 4
Batted for Shields In eighth.
Batted for Cavet In eighth.
Ratted for Dallas In ninth.
Ran for McKeo In ninth.
Cleveland I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 -!
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-haa hits: Jackson, MoKee. Jacob,
on. Three-base hits: Oraney. Crawford.
Stolen bases: Chapman (3). Wsmbsganss,
Graney. Cobb, lilts: Off Reynolds. 4 In
one inning; off Cavet, 3 In six Innings;
off Boehler, none In one-third Inning; orf
Dauea, 2 In one Inning. Bases on balls!
Off Morton. ; off Reynolds. 1; orf Cavet.
I; oif Boehler. 3. Struck out: By Mor
ton, 4; by Cavet, 3: by Dauss, I. L m
pires: Hildcbrand and O'Loughlln,
Fonr Straight for Box.
CHICAGO. April 2"i.-Chlcago made II
four straight from St. IaiuIs today, whetf
Russell strurk out eleven men and wui
a pitchers' contest from Baumgardner, I
to 0. In ths fifth Inning J. Collins walked,
advanced to third on two sacrifice hill
and scored on Bchalk's hit. Score:
ST. vrtvin. CMICAOO.
ABHO.AE. ABH.OAfi.
w.luer III I I I AOulnlan. rf. 4 I I 0 4
I Pratt, lb.... 111 noth. 3b ... 1 A A 1 I
I Wal.h. rf... 1 I 0 A VK.I'olllna, lb I A 4 I 4
I Kaufman, lb 4 A T AFoiirnlar. If I A I
f. Walker, cf 4 T AJi'olllna. ef 1 A 4
Au.Ud. Ib... 1 I 1 I PWrev.r. as.. I 1114
lran. aa... V J 1 ori.r. in. ... a w 1
Aanaw. e.... 1118 lrt.halk. .... I 1 18 1
Baumtdr, p 1 A A 4 IHuaaall, p...l A 1 1 1
Totals ....It 4 24 11 Total 14 4 17 1A I
St. luls 0 0OO 0 0 0 0 t-l
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I
Two-base hit: Austin. Earned run)
Off Baumgardner, 1. Double plays: La
van to Agnew, Austin tn Kauffinan. Letl
on bases: Chicago, 3; St. Louts, ft. Ftrl
base on errors: Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 1,
Baees on balls: Off Russell. 2; off Baum.
tardner, 2. Struck out: By Russell, IL
'mplres: Nallln and Dluncen.
Read The Bee's "Business Chances"
and get Into your own business. '
RONIN IS OPTIMISTIC
OVER RACING OUTLOOK
FRP5MONT, Neh.. April 25 f.'peclal.)-'
N. J. Ronln. secretary of the Nebraska
Speed association, who was at Omah4
Thursday to assist In the organisation
of the Omnha Driving Park association,
Is optimistic over the prpects for th
racing game In the state this summer.
"With the addition of Omaha, whlcH
gives us a seven-town circuit, the asstw
rlatlon will be stronger than ever," Mn
Ronln said. "Omaha has some of thi
most ardent horse fancier in the wesl
and with them back In the game the en
tire circuit will be benefited. The bid
purses hung up by the Omsha essocla
tion will serve to bring better horses t4
Nebraska to race for the prises.
"Prospects are bright for the beat seat
son in the history cf the sport In tli
Plate. "
At tho Fremont track, which Is In th
best of condition, there are twcnty-flv
horses in training.
Meets the
Physicians
exactness
for wholesome
ness and quality,
Buy it by the C&se
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