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DKtf MOINKB. Mav 12 -rPpo' Inl Tele
'Brram.) A nlnlh Innlns; inlly drove Mi-
eer from the hox and s'nred five, rutin,
'which tied up the score for the Itourkra
In the taut bthiiio of the aeries here to
'lay. An attempted rally by t ho linost
;tii failed In the last of the ninth unil
the frame was cnlled on liri (Mint of (larti
(Tiess at 1 1 end of the tenth with tho
rot' tied, 7 to 7.
Mumer ha. I thliiKs pretty much til
4wn way mil II thp ninth In that framo
sue pensive alnKlea by Brhllehner, Whalen,
)'ayn. who batted for Cloanian, Smith
end a double by Korsytho scored four i
run, when Krururr doubled, storing the
former with the tlelng- run. ,
llonaler start Fast.
The Boosters mad-j one In the first
ind one !n the second, alnKlea by Hun
ter followed by Hawyer'a double irettlnK
the first and dnuhlea by Hartford and
J'rlre netting the aernnd. Three run
were made in th. third off two single,
n error and a douhli, parson waa
taken out In the fourth and C'loemah
Vii not Dirked unt.ll the aUth, Two
slnalee. a Walk, an error ' and' a doublo
'teal scored two for Una Molnea In that
frajno.
Omaha itot ta first run In' the second,
when, with two men down, Krurgar waa
eafe - on lUII'a error and scored on
Bctillebner's double. In the fourth, For
aythe beat out an Infield hit, an! after
Thomason bad fouled out. Krug re
peated Toraytlie'i feat. Hchltebner then
singled to left, scoring- Foraytha.
II art ford Mikn Hone.
Everdon ' took , the mound fur the
Itourkca In the ninth and after two men
were down Hartford slnKlcil to rent'T
ii nil stole second. Tnnnehill waa !'
on Hchllel.ncr'a error. Hartford took
third on the play, but ho stopped on Unit
liaK, IohImk a chance to aeure with the
winning run when Hchllcbmr oropprd
the ball.
llnth umaha and lea Molnea caught
a rattler for Itourkcvllle. tonight to atart
a four-game aeriea there tomorrow;
8 core:
OMAHA
AH. It. 11. O. A. K.
Smith, If 6
It. Hreen, 2b 3
I'nrsvthe. rf 6
Thoinuaon, rf 4
4
ft
Ih 6
4
I
2
0
I
Standing of Teams
WKSTKKN IiKAOl'K
I'layeil. Won. Iviat-
KniK. -lb.
K mcger, c
Hchllchiirr.
Whalen, a
I. Ninon, p..
('logman, p.
Kverdon, p.
I'ayne ....
11.
2
o
3
0
1
2
4
1
0
0
))
1
O.
0
I
4
2
2
S
II
I
0
1
o
0
Total
I )KH
Kalin. rf ....
Hunter, rf ..
,lone, lb
hiiin. if
hnwyer. 2...
Hartford, a.
Tnnnrhlll, 8h.
I'lbe. e
MiiHner, p....
Moitri'lKe. I.
MolNKS.
Alt. K. H.
l.'i 30 IS
O.
2
3
7
0
3
2
111
0
0
To' In
Hatted
Omaha
Ilea Molnea.
n 30 10
I-!.
.42 7
fur Cloainan In ninth.
n n I M it I ft-7
..I 1 .10 0 2 0 0 0 07
iCmHmA rrnunt iturknMI.I
Two-bane hit a: Kruger. Hrhllebner,
Fornylhe, Pawyer. Hartford. Price, Tan
nehlll. Jonea. Haorlflee hlta: K. Hreen,
Thomaaon. Tannehlll. Btolen baaea: Hahn,
Jonea. Hartford. Tannehlll. Htniek out:
Hv Muaaer, h; by Mogrldge, 1; by noi
man. 2; iy Kverdon. 1. Haae; on balla:
tiff Muaaer. 2: off I.ron. 2: off Cloaman.
tjt... ttt vi i,..r ii in Mtaht and one-
tivi. inninif,' nff i jrnn. In thne and
one-third InnlnK. off Ooeman, 4 In""'
and one-third inntnga. im or v"-
Hv Laraon. l'rbe: by MoarrldKe.
iiri..i- t.mtt nn hum: Dea Molnea. 10
..h ' 7 iinuhle nlaya: Koraytha to
Krueaer. Jonea (unaaamieoi. ori"
Hartford to jonea. ibwu uau
mw,. a oi enlM riiHlek
nni MMRRA Wl UHtB OWTE8T
evea ritrkera 1114 Hard, bat Joalea
' Field Better.
ST. JOPKPH. Mo,. Mav 11 Peven plteh-
era were nit riara iiiia aiierroon iu nu
.loneph'a fielding waa more enrmve n
th. pinebea and the locale won a pooriy
played game. to 7. Heore:
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Tnprka l 10
(inmtiH IH i" '
Hea Molnea 18 10 ft
St. Joecph 17 -J
Lincoln l"i 7 .t7
Hioux City 20 7 13 .3M
Wichita it) o J .-M
AMfclt. LKAOI K.I NAT. L.EAOI
W.L.Prt.t W 1,.1'it.
Hetrolt ....IH i .: I'hlla 14 7 .7
New York. 13 8 l.hleago ....14 0 .IKS
Chlciigo ...lft 10 .W Hoaton 12 9 .bi
HoHton 111 !t .r.L'it Cincinnati ..II 11 .s
rievelund .11 I 4iM Plttahurgh 1113.4V.
WahlnKtn lrt 12 .4Dil Brooklyn ..10 13 .t.Ui
Phlla nl4.:i4St. L.oula.,,11 1) .11
t;t. IiiiIh... 7 18 .2fitSew York.. 7 13
Ki:i. I.KAOCK. I AM Kit. ASSN.
W.l.Hct.l W.I Pet.
I'lttnburgh 17 8 .iWi IndianaplU IH
Chicago ...14 11 .iiO IxiulfVllle ..15 10 .Hi
Newark ...1.111 .iVCl Milwaukee 12 12 .600
Kan. City. .13 II ,nt:i St. Paul. . . 12 12 .o"
Krooklyn ..13 12 .iVJO, Cleveland .12 12
Bt Mtula...l0 13 .l."l Kan. City . .11 11 .600
Hnlllo ore 11 K .423; Mlunennolla II ,4 .i
Buffalo ... I 18 Coliimliua . . 6 19 .2)
Yeaterdny'a Keanlta.
WJ-TKUN 1.KAGIK.
Omaha. 7; I "rTf- 7; called end
tenth, darkneani
Hiouk city, 7; St. Joaeph. 8.
Wlchllu. f; Lincoln, &; called end ninth
to allow team to catch train.
Topeka. 11; Denver, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Waahlnrton. 1: Chicago. 4.
Philadelphia, 0; St. I .out, t .
New York, 4: Cleveland. 2.
Hoaton, 4; Detroit, 1.
NATIONAL LEAOCB. ;
St. Ioula, t: Hoaton.
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 11.
Cincinnati. M New York. t.
Plttaburgh-Phlladelphla; rain.
FEDKHAL LEAGUE.
Plttahurgh, 1; Buffalo, 2.
Other gamea postponed ; rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis 11: Colunibua, 1.
Cleveland, 7: St. Paul, 1.
Iulavllle. 1; Kanaae City, 3. ,' ,
Indlanapolla, T; Milwaukee. .
name Today.
Weatern league Dea Molnea at Omaha,
St. Joaeph at Hloug City. Wichita at To-
American league Waahlngton at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at St. Iula. New York
at Cleveland, Hoaton at Ietrolt
National i.eague St. Ixiula at Beaton.
Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New
York, Plttahurgh nt Philadelphia.
Federal league-St. Loula at Baltimore,
Chicago at Brooklyn. Kanaaa City , at
Newark, Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
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MATTY WINS HIS
FIRST ONE OF YEAR
Defeats Cincinnati by Score of Six
to Five, Oroh and Burnt Hit
tint; Home Runt.
TWO PLAYERS ORDERED OUT
NfciW YORK, May 12.-ChriBtopher
Mathewaon, for many yeare atar pitcher
of the New York Nationals, won Ills
flrat victory of the 1!15 season today, de
feating Cincinnati by a arore of 6 to 6.
Both firoli and Burns lilt home runs,
(ii oil's hit coming with two runners on
the base. First Baseman Mollwtta and
Coacher Benton were ordered from the
field In the seventh Inning by Umpire
Byron for Irate protests over a decision
which put Mollwlta out at third base. A
heavy drizzle fell throughout the game.
Bcore:
CINCINNATI. NEW
AH H O A E
REBELS DEFEAT TIPS AGAIN
Pittsburgh Take Another Closely
Contested Game from the
Buffalo Federals.
FINAL RESULT THREE TO TWO
Rl'FFALO, N. Y., May 12.-rittsburgh
von another closely contested game from
Buffalo today, 3 to 2. A double pWy, In
which alx playera on the Buffalo team
figured with aaslate or putouts, furnlahed
one of the many exciting features of the
contest. Score: RH.E.
Pittsburgh .0 00200100382
l'uffalo 0 00000020-270
Batteries: Barger and Berry; Krapp,
Ehmke and Blair.
Mouthera Aaaorlat Ion.
Atlanta, 8; Memphis, 6.
Iarh, rf.
Ornh. Sb.....
Twombl If I
(Irlfflth. rf.. 4
Wagner, at.. 4
I OI.no. tb ... 4
Mollwlti. lb I
KIIIKer, lb.. 0
Wlnio 1
Clark, c 4
Il. p I
V'nKulnlti . t
YORK
AB.H.O.A B
New Orleam.,
Birmingham,
Nashville. 2.
Chattanooga,
1 0 OBurn.. If.... 440
111 luovl. 2b ... 444
10 Dlohrrt. lb . 4 I 1 0
II OKUtrhrr. mi It 4 j
1 I onralnerd. lb 4 1 12 1
10 vMffrer. C....I' 1
I I Murray, rf.. 4 1 11 0
0 OMathnwim. p I 1 1 i I
1 4 2 0
J . t Toula 13 11 17 II 1
its
Marray to Boa Mailer.
Paul Murray, Omaha's middleweight
boxer, and Billy M tiller, the "Black Cy
clone." have signed article for a lx-
round boxing bout at Walthlll, Neb., Frl-
day evening, for a decision at catch
welghtu,
lub.
before the Walthlll Athletic
Ritchie and Welsh
Films Excluded
NEW YORK, May 12,-Federal Judge
Hough handed down a decision today
holding that the admission Into the
United States of the moving picture film
of the lightweight championship fight
between Willie Ritchie and Freddie
'Welsh in London, England, last July
would be a violation of the federal law.
Judge Hough held that although the
fight may have been classed aa a boxing
match In England and In this elite. It
was within the technical meaning of the
term prize fight or pugilistic encounter,
and, therefore, came within the scope of
the 81ms law excluding moving pictures
of such contesta.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
Rertraad Defeats Rlwood.
BERTRAND. Neb., May 12. Speolall
Bertrand defeated Elwood here yeaterdi-,
7 to 2. Bntteriea: Rertrand. Sundblad
and McWhorter; Elwood, Coates and
Beam.
Rourkes Come Back
for Sixteen Games
on the Local Lot
The Omaha ball club returns home
today to tart the ball rolling In a
aeries of sixteen straight gsumea on the
homo lot. Baldy Isbell's crew from Dea
Moines will be the opening opponents' of
the Rourke tribe. The Boosters will play
four games here Including a ladles' day
game on Friday. All games will atart at
Lineup:
Poaltlon.
First ....
Second T
Third ...
Short ...
I .eft
Center ..
Right ...
Catch....
Catch ...
Pitch ...
Pitch ...
8 o'clock,
Omaha.
Schhllebner
Breen
Krug
Whalen
Smith...
Thomaaon
Forsy'the
Krueger
Kafora
Willis
Everdon
Blodxett Pitch
l.aron ! Tlteh
Closman Pitch
Johnson Pitch
"
Pes Moines.
Jonea
Sawyer
Tannehlll
Hartford
Bills
Hunter
Hahn
... ...D. Br?cn
Price.
Thomas
Moriilge
Hogan
Turner
Gregory
MUBser
Lofcmam Finally Signs.
The Lowell club laat week received the
signed contract of Pitcher Zeke Lohman
i
Rchlrke. th
Clarke, It..
Kaoe. in...
Irf)eune, ef
MeConnle.
Call itian, a
llenallng. 3b
Crlap, c
Pbell a, v....
Clarke, l
Geyer, p
Mailman, p..
Kelley, P
Total....
rf.
0
2
I
1
2
1
0
0
0
. 0
0
0
o. a. a i
7 13 1
ST.
JOSEPH.
AB. It.
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Page. 21.
Fox. 11
Wat ton, rf...
H. Palteraon
Prltton. lb
Williams, cf....
Kwoldt. aa
Wlthnw. c
White, c
Brown, p
Jai'km, p
W. Patterson,
lkaff, p
Totals..
lb..
it
4
1
...41
2
1
a
i
i
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
o.
2
3
s
10
2
I
I
I
s
0
0
0
0
A.
1
0
0
0
S
0
b
0
I
0
4
0
Totala I 11 14 11 I
Matted for Knitter In the ninth.
Batted for Daley the ninth.
Cincinnati 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 2 S
.New York 1 1 0 0 0 I. 3 0 6
Two-baae hlta: Bralnard, Libert,;
Mathewaon. Three-base hit: von Kol
nlts. Home runs: Oroh, Burns. Stolen
basea: I Libert, Fletcher, Olson, lcach.
Earned runs: Cincinnati, 6; , New York,
t. Iiouhle plays: Mathewaon to Lobert
to Fletcher to Doyle; Groh to Olson to
Killifer: Grirflth to Oroh. Base on er
rors: New York, 2. Bases on balla. Off
Iale, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Mathew
on, Twombley. Struck out: By Dale,
3; by Mathewaon, 2. Umpires: Byron
and Orth.
Dottajera Trim Cnha.
BROOKLYN, May 12 Cheney was
easy in the first two Innings today and
Brooklyn won from Chicago, II to 5.
The game waa played In the rain. Four
en or a, two of them by Cheney, a passed
ball and four hlta gave Brooklyn five
run In the aecond Inning. It waa.Pfef
fer'a first winning game of the season.
Trainer, Gaakell, Maver. Home runa: Chlrago rallied In the ninth, but scored
Jackson. Trainer. Grover. Struck out:(,nly -wo runa on Bchulte'a homer, a
My GnMkcll. 1; bv Clunn, 6; by Grover. 4. uvuble and a single. He-ore:
i ...,. nn h.ll.- Off Gaakell. E: off Wrhle- I CHICAGO. BROOKLYN.
Mr ct. inn I: off Grover. 3. Double AB.H.O.A. I. AB.H.O.A K.
play: Matthews to Keller to I "l"" i
Itita: orr weiueman, a 111 iwu viu - - -- - -
third Inning; off Clunn, in tnree in- y.linrma-a. bl
nlngs; off Grover. none In three and two- HsW , t
thlrde Inning; off Gakell, In aeven In- wiiiiam. f I
nlnaa: off Uoahorn. 6 in two iiininaa. Annar, c....
Time:
era.
2:13. Tniplrc: Parent and Mcy-
PI.AY TO K1VK-AXD-FIVK TIK
Wlrhlta ai4 I.larola (! PreTall
Aaalnst Kaea Otarr.
i iMCftl.N. Neh.. Mav 12. Lincoln and
0; Wichita played today to a 6 to 6 tie, the
i rinia helnir calleo al ine end 01 me ninoi
sn 15
acored.
T-Art .-oil when winning run
Batted for Jakon in aevenin.
Whtte out bunting third atrtke.
? " ; V? i ' V ? - I r-iiNa.ve.on.
st joaepn " " " " .MeCov. p..
Three-be lilt: Fox. M.-Cormlrk. Two- ..McAllister
baao hit lJeune. Knerlflre bits: Brit- a.vioree. 3b,
ton. 1 Oeyer. btolen iae: mm, r.
Brltton. Wllllama, Ewoilt. Lejeune. Cal
lahan (i). Double lay: Jackson to
Kwoldt to II. Palteraon. Jllte: Off
llariie. 5 In one third Inning; off Brown,
I In one third Inning; off Jai keon, In
alx and , one-third Inlnnga; .off tleyer. T
in mI r,, nno.ihird tniitiiKi: off Hallinan.
i i.. ...,.il,ir,l innlna. Struck out: By W.ra
IGryer. I by Keliey. i; ny jaiaaon, a. icherles,
to allow the vlaltora to catch
I Score:
I LINCOLN
i I .
0 Wolfe. If
0 iMcGafflgan. aa
Wllllama. lb....
7 Mrlntyre. rf....
Daley. 2b
' Schrlehcr, rf...
iKrueger, 3b....
a train.
Plialaa.
i'heoajr,
lO'Mira. in . 1
truhrt. lb. I
0Ftrnal, rf. . 4
(IWbeat. If....
Afuunaw, ib. I
Mrara. rf.... I
IKrhullt, lb.. I
Olleli. Ib 2
IMeCartr. a,, t
Yanti. c...
Kbman, p.
Dawaon ..
Totals ..
AB.
Nicholson.
If
:b....
SO i
WICHITA.
AB. R.
S 0
s
3
II.
0
1
0
3
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
27 16
A.
0
t
0
I
0
2
E.
t'taller,
Tala.....l5 10 24 1
Total 17 it u t
Chicago 0 I 1 I 0 0 .'
Brooklyn 2 S 0 0 1 2 0 1 -ll
Two-baae hits: 8aler (21, Phelan,
FUher. - McCarty, Dauhert. Myers
Three-he hit: Daubert, Wheat. Home
run: Hchulte. Btolen haaee: William
(21. . Earned run: Chicago. 5; Brook
lyn. '4. Double playt O'Mara to Cut
ihaw to .Daubert. Flrat bae on errors:
Chicago. 1; Hrookln. 2. Baaes on balla:
Off Cheney, 4: off Pfeffer. . Umpires:
Klgler, and Hart.
lira vra Beat Cards.
0
A
t)l BOSTON. May 12 A elean alngle by
0 1 Ollbert. a pinch hitter, acored the first
Oi two runs of five gained by the Brave
In the alxth Inning today, making pog
allile Boston victory over Ht. Ixtuls 6
to 2. Perdue h,ad pitched well up to this
limine, after which he waa replaced by
Meadows. Score:
ST. tM'l! BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A K AH II o r.
l.akeff. 1. Bawa on balla: Of f Brown, , t,,tl, 3h 3
2; off Jackaon. 2; off Lakaff. I. off Geyer. Tydeman. rf 4
3. off Mailman. 3; off Keliey. 3. Hit lp0 nail, cf 3
Pitched ball: Hy Jackaon iKanel. y lifnry lo a
Keliey (Wllllama... Wild pitch: Brown. oV'ffith c.
Tims: 2:46. t mplre: G.lrel. Southern, p 4
baker, p 0
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PEN'VF.R. Colo.. May 11 Topeka .hit
Gaakell and Goahorn bard today and
won. 11 to 4. Home runa by Jackaon,
Trainer and Grover featured.
DENVER.
AB. It.
H.
0
2
a
0
0
1
0
1
o
A.
3
0
e
l
2
0
HuulUk Ib.
Berk. h
IHilan. If ...
I Millar, lb. ..
0 Ion, cf
: Wlltnn. rf ..
Hullrr. aa...
B , rlnydar, c. . .
0 , r-araua. B. ..
Mrtdovi, p.
HvU
Oiana
DMoraa. rf.... 4
lgaaa. lb..... I
BKIix'ria. tb I
(iroanollr. If. 4
OMagea rf I
ASrhmtdt. lb. 4
smith, lb.... 4
OMaranvll. aa S
Ooady, c I
OJamoa. p I
0Ollbrt .... I
90
1 J
ttiiti iv ;
' i 'I i ' ' 'i
;;i II
ftBllI!
17 IT t
02
27 12
Mcoi.:
Hpenosr, cf...
Dell, rf
Whalen. If...
Galloway, st
Krlleher. aa..
Haher. lb....
Matthews. 2b
Sheatak. C....
Gaakell. p
Mitchell ....
Goahorn, p..
Totala ...
A.
I
0
Touta
TnlaU I' 4 10 1
Hatted for Purdue In the aeventh.
Hatted for Meadow In the ninth
Batted for Egan In the alxth.
ft. Loula 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 1
-1 Two-base hlta: Miller. Kmlth. Ptolen
Slbase: Magee. Baae on errors: Boston,
h. Base on balls: Off James, 1. Iltta:
Off Perdue. In alg Innings; off Meadows.
In two luring Mruca out: iy rer-
by James, 3. I tre
ason.
.Totals 30
Batted for Krueger In the eighth
Hatted for McCoy In ths eighth.
aw. Urlnivr. In llm ninth.
Three-bas hit: tTiarle. Two-baae
hit: Wares. Southern. Mclntyr till.
Charles. Ioulle lla.y: Wares to Charles
to Henry. BTtolen bases: Nicholson.
Pownall. Sacrifice hlta: Warea. Ralph.
Wolfe. Struck out: By Southern, 4; bv
Narveaon, 3; by McCoy, 1. Bases on
balla: Oft Southern, . off Narveaon, 2;
off McCoy, t. Hit by pitched ball: By
Narveaon, 1; by McCoy. 1: by Southern.
1 Hlta Off Narveaon. a In four and
lone-third Innlnga: off McCoty, 1 In four
land two-thirds Innlnga; off Ehnian. 3 In
a 'n.. Innlnir' nit Hjtker. nnna In two-thlrda
! tuning, rime: 2:14. t'mplrs: Van Syclc. Iletgue to1ay
EXTRA GAME WILL BE
PLAYED AT DENVER TODAY
CHICAGO. May K.-The postponed
Kame between Lincoln and Denver of
April 25 at Lincoln ha been transferred
to Denver and will be played tomorrow.
May IX according to an announcement
made by President O'Neil of the Western
Tallinn, as
Trainer, If
Mayer, rf
.atttmorr. 3b...
Jackaon. rf ,
Hot he. 3b
Rapps. lb
Monro. 3
eidainan,
CI nun, p..
Uiovar. p.
Total
p.,
SO 4
TOPEKA.
AB. It.
4
(
7 n ii
ii.
o.
i
s
3
1
10
10
A.
11 14 27
Batted for Gaakell In ths aeventh.
Topeka t 1 1 I 4 1-11
iLvuvtr 1 I 0 4t4
Stolen baaes: Whalen. Jackson. Par
rifle file: Mayer. Tall Ion. Sacrifice
till. Talllun. Urovsr. Three-bas hits:
laaertcaa
At Minneapolis
I Columbus
t 'Minneaiwlla
Batteries: gehenebcrg
William and Wilson.
At Ht. Paul
Cleveland
4) ht. Paul
Batteries: James a ad
and Johnson.
i Al Kanaaa City-
,IxiilvUI
;Knaa City
l Kattarloa' Tavlnr
Delhi and Alexander
At Milwaukee
Indtanapolta
Milwaukee
Aasorlatlaa
and
Kills
t sail Ueaaiae Reaalta.
I Ai Half ljtka Citr R H E
H U B. t n. AnEelea 1 4 '.
.... I 3 .K city 4 0
....1112 j iiatierle: Burns. Perritt and Brooks;
Coleman; I Hall and Rohrer.
Al I oa Anaelea It It. K.
R.H E. Ran rranciaco 4 &
71 Venice 7
3 ll Batteriea: Baum and Sihmidt; Plercy
Ievogt; Karger ard Mitae.
I At San Francisco R.H.E.
R H K. Portland 1 3 0
' 11 1 tlaklaiid t It
I 1 Ha iter lea. Hlgglnbotharu and rlsher
and Clemon. Boyd and Elliott. . -
RH.E
.. 7 IS 1
.. 7 1
I
('Heat Baa Stall.
Brown I'nlverslty. 14; vnlverslty
Battrrlea: Bui ke, feicardl and Ooaaett;
t-lai'uKka and llughea
Vermont. 4.
Harvard. C;
I'artiuouth,
of
Pennsylvania, I.
t. Yale, 4.
PRAISE FOR BEER
"ssSBaaaBBBaBBBBBBBBS,
Sps&ker at Meeting of Americm
Society of Chemist Declare
Thej Are Affinitie.
FROM SAME PRODUCTS
Ilera r chemist's definitions
MILK Hydrolyxad Carbons caows tnfuaioaaj with
or with oat flaTarisuj sabstaacs.
BECR Fsrmantsd carhonacsoaia Infuaioal with or
with oat flavoring auhataaca.
Beer and milk Ihsvs glmilar characUriatlca, are
cf nearly equal food value, and are produced in the
ama manner, according; to Dr. Edward Gudemsn in
an address laat evening- before the Chicago Chapter
of the American Society of Chemlit.
"Baer and milk are affinities," said Dr. Oodstnaa, "Both
are produced from similar raw saatarials. la ens case tae
materials pass through a machaaicariy open tad coaurranee
called a brewery, la the sthsr ths autsriaia pass tarwoga
a more an Una tad contrivance etrasd aa4 epsrsssd by a
i smala animal.
"The ekangss da to mstasoHaaa ha tae brvwwry and ta
ths dig astir organs differ so nttls that aa analysis ef both
bear aad milk show the following? Water, SS par eenti
acidity, J per csat; ass, 4 par can l; dISsrsaea, lit par esat.
Ws can make milk late bear, and la fast tfeare are pro.
darts oa th market now mads la that way. '-n't is
wtia aa aleeaaUe fscmssitsia ( X4 par seat.
SAYS IT HAS FOOD VALUB
"Has Ihw a food veins? I doat thlak aaya will dsn?
t set it kaa a great food value, nearly eqaal ta taat of aaila. It
is a food, a ceodimont, r 1-4 wmlraaa a i i Im r j.
Why domeadriakUsrT Soaas f taoa for Us food
ealae. ignorias; the taat and the aroma. Otaore fog tae
taste and aroma, tgnonag tke food value."
Dr. Oedssaaa earracatsal Ue eottme ef a etaadard for
similar to that pcaa oa aailk. The staaoara. ha said,
woald only determine ths maxiraaaa amouat f water to bo
asoa aa we BJSW. V.aiaa aarrts. i
Nothing " so satisfy
ing nothing so
nourishing.' Healthful
and invigorating.
Blatz is no ordinary
beer. It is the most
popular beer brewed.
You never heard of
anyone twitching to any
other beer if it was pos
sible to get "BLATZ"
That the strongest
argument in its favor.
Order a case so tLat yost and
ymot fiiosvds aoay oajoy it.
VAL BLATZ BREWING CO, MOwwakao
BLATZ COMPANY
802-8 1 0 Douglas OMAHA. NEBR.
Phone Douglas 6662
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