THE BEE: OMAH4V. TITTTRSDAV. IAY 27, 1915.
, Bringiner Up Father
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
Conyrtsht l1B. International
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RAIN PREVENTS
WESTERN GAMES
Omaha Departs for Twenty Garnet oa
the Road Before Etturnin j to
Home Bailiwick.
ZBUQ. 6TAJ5DS FAT ON LISEUP
rt took the witUir man to com In
and rop tho combat yesterday. Bald
Heather man took -full posseeston of tho
well-known Rourke'ball yard and rfud
to part with It even' for d.pu of boor
ao that Marty Kmc and hi crew oould
llok th spot off th link from Lin
coln. Result, anoUicr postponed ram.
Thla on will be) played during tba arie
with Lincoln her Jun M. IS and 17,
whan th T. P. A. convention la Is town.
Omaha la two fumi ahead on th
horn serte. Th Rourkes won six and
loat four during th serie played her.
Ponr game wer poatponed.
Th campaign at horn atarted with a
apllt with Doe Koine. Each Uam won
two games. Then Wichita copped ona
and rain and void deprived th Rourkea
of their prey for three day. Three games
wer copped from Topeka, while ona waa
dropped, and the Link gave u th sixth
victory Tueaday. . ,
R vrraoa l.evit ftwod.
Krug haa decided to about aland pat
on hie team for a abort whll at leaat.
Th sensational heaving of Everdon
againat th Kawa Monday clnohad fur
ther trying out. Bverdon look Ilk a
good pitcher and ahould mak good In
tha Western. Th releaa of Wtilla leave
Rourka with Just five twlrlers, th num
ber he can carry and keep within th
league limit.'
Artie Them aeon got bark hla halting
eya Monday, and on that day and lues
day smote to pill with lusty clout. If
he ran keep It op hla Job la oertaJn.
Rourko wired term to a youth named
Bostlrk who waa triad out by th Boston
Americans, and BoeUck may com her
as utility man. Bosttrk waa a collegiate
player of considerable prowess, and Krifg
believes he is a comer.
Omaha was not tha only city in th
Western visited by rain. .Every town n
the circuit reported .rain and poatponed
games.
Marty Krug hopes to take nine or ten
and poaalbly more games on tho road.
An even break will satisfy most tana,
and If Marty'a men ran beat that per
i4ntiM flmlhi wrltl rlnfA Win V AjnH loud.
L .-. - - . - , -
Omaha Cricket Club
Names Its Officers
l Tha annual meeting of the Omaha
J'rloket club waa held Monday night.
lf fleer elected and plana consummated
for th enduing yer. a. 3. H CoiUns
ag named president of tha organisa
tion, Oeorsw Peacock and Doctor Room
Wer mad vie presidents, TX LAwrenson
Peoratary-treaimrtr and R. Fl Lawren
en assistant ecretarr-treaaurr and
prea agent. John Doagta will be cap
tain tit th cricket team and T. B. Hoyle
H t captain.
I The first flay of the season will occur
Iteooratlon day at I o'clock at MlUar
Iarfc, when tw perked team will baJb
l. Two stalwart Irishman and n
tiuaky EnaHsnman frrtm Timbuutoo unl
. t'eraity, Tlpparaty, Ireland, hav Joined
in club end promise to Inatruct la th
nnarmoat IntrtcaiJoa of "T aide gam
pf cricket."
A an inducement to cricketers a pries
. ill be given tu th man who can "arnacfe.
tli eeaxber' through th Ura "clock"
)n front of the pavllllon at Miller park,
frovldln( tha cricketer atanda fifteen
kards) away from the partition before
tiring at th target.
Th Omaha club la planning to
Wiatches with th cricket club of
yoln and Sioux City this summer,
at those cities and her.
play
Lin-
bota
drawings Made for
Regatta on Hudson
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NEW YORK. May SS Drawings tor
it course positions la th Interact legists
Regatta oa th Hudson Juae SS resulted
in th Leland Stanford crew of Califor
nia securing the shore laa In th four
mil raoe. Th result of th drawings
held thla afternoon follow:
Junior varsity two-mile race, 411 p. m. :
f ourae No. 1. Columbia; No. S PeiinayU
vanie; No. S, Coraeil; No. 4, Syracuse.
I reetimen two-mile race, ip. a. Course
K.i. l. eyracuae; e. t, norn4l;
Culambia, No. 4, Pnonsylvanla
', Varsity fuur-tnrie race, 16
Course No. 1. Leland fcttaoford;
I'olumbla; No. S. Pvnneylvanta.
PyratHie. No. t. Cornell.
Pralrt Park Whist.
Ne. S.
p. id,:
No. x.
No. 4.
iroree made Monday by th
Peru A hUt club:
Prgirl
- - EAti'f AN1 WEBT
Wiaexi:
Brtin and lteynoids...
,tctt aod MCsnn
-.-ru.ell and Lilta
Loewa:
lvka and Coniey
Bur arid Bruoe.,
PLAYEK4,
Plu 4 H
Plus 4 S-t
Plus 1 SS
Minus S-S
Minus S S-t
. NOKTH AN1J SOUTH PLAY Kit S.
' Wuinara.
Kars and Befhtol Plus T S-S
l'i-Kie and Maniitng ,,..PIua S-S
M .ms aud btebbins Pius 1 S-S
I a v-. re : .
R'ia and Krull Minus t t-l
. hir ad Vi coda Minus 1 S I
Standing of Teams
WB8T. IJCAai'B. j 8TATK VKKQVr..
W.UPft. W.UPct.
I'ee Moinee.l 11 .ta Beatrice .... 7 t .7'
Topeka ....is 11 ,m York I B7
Omaha 11 Haatlnts ... '
ienver ... It It .(! Norfolk .... 4 .
ft. Joseph. ,U IS .fHH Kalrhury ... I .W
Unenin ....10 14 .tul Oil. Island... 4 1.444
Hloua City. 11 17 .SW Kearney .... I T R
Wlrhtta ... 4 IS .Mi Columbus ..I I .N
AMKR. IJKAGI'B. MAT. LEAGUE.
W.LPm W.UPot.
rntcago ....f4 It .aic
Detroit ....2S IS .KM
ThUa IS 11
t.'hlcago ....B lit .
Brooklyn ..la IS .
Bt. lxut...l 17 .at.
Mnetun 15 14 .44
Pittsburgh.. .! 14 .44
Cincinnati .. .IS 17 44t
New York . 11 17 .SW
FED. LKAOUK.
wew York.. 17 14 .at
noaton IS 14 .4l
Vt aehlng n 14 IT ,4M
Bt. Ixula....l4 to .413
Cleveland ..1.1 19 .
Phlla 11 a .Hl
AHGn. ASSN.
W.UPcl
VV.UPtt.
indlanau s 21 u .emu PtttahunrK n n win
Milwaukee .19 15 .! Chicago ....SI 14 .
Joulsvllle .. 16 .Mi Kansas Clty.U 14 .6T
Kan. City. .18 14 W Newsrk ....It Is .MS
t. Paul 16 17 .4l Brooklyn ...IT 1 .1S
Cleveland .14 .17 .4M ft. Louis. ...IS It .44
Mlnnean'e .11 17 ii uiimAM ia ei tev
-oiumDus ..IS 11 .SCSI Buffalo ...
Yesterday's Heaalts
WESTERN LBAOUE.
All games postponed; rain
grounda.
AMERICAN T.KACtt'R
New York, : Chicago. 7.
Hoston-elf. Louis, rain,
aahliurt.m, 5: Detroit. 10.
Phlladelpbl-neveJand, oold.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
All rames noatiMtieit: rain
.19 24 .2U4
or wet
or wet
aivuuas.
FEDERAL I.EAOUB.
Brooklyn. : Pltter.urh. 1
lhr itmrt poatponed; wet grounda,
rain - or coM.
AMKHICAN AfWOOIATION.
Louisville., x; Minneapolis, ,
Indlanaiwlts, 1; . Paul, .
Columl.us, 1; Milwaukee $.
Cleveland at jtvansaa City, rain.
. t , Oaaaea Today. -Western
Leavus Denver at Sioui City.
Moines. Topeka at . Joseph.
enwre-in jague New York at Chl
rr. Waahlnatnn m rwir..n im,ii.
Oeliihl at ClrveUnd. 'J - -
national Iaae-Bf. Iuis ' at. New
2r,',,,,,,tI"bur''B e Brooklyn. Chicago at
PhllHilelphla, Clnolnnatl at lloston,
FetHritl League Maitlmor at Kansas
City. Brooklyn at M. Louis, Buffalo at
I'tltaburgh, , ( .
Nebraska State Leafiie Beatrice at
llastlnaa. Falrburv at York. Norfolk at
Grand island, Columbus at Kearney.
TIP TOPS EASILY
CRUSH THE REBELS
La Fitte, for Visitors, It Master of
Situation, While Hearne It
Hard Hit by Wards.
(FINAL SCORE IS SIX TO THREE
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PITTSBURGH, May H-Brooklyn Fed
erals easily defeated Pittsburgh her to
day, to S. Latitt. for tha visitors, was
master of th situation all th way whll
Jiearn waa hit hard by th Ward team.
Score: ' . R.H.E.
hrooklvn 10010111 04 IS S
I'lttaburgh 1 0 1 1 S 7 1
Batter-lea: Brooklyn. LafitU and Pratt;
Pittsburgh, I lea roe. Jeoalr and O Connor.
Red Whalen Gets
"Leming Pie" When
He Makes Two Hits
Among the other rhotc moraels which
tickle th palate of Red Whalen, demon
shortstop for the Rourkea la "laming)
pie. Red would rather sink hla teeth
Into "lemlng pie" than any other bit of
dlht and tha mere mention of "lemlng
pie" Induce Red to almost superhuman
efforts.
Tueaday morning Jack Kelly, brother
of Mrs. Rourka. was talking to Harry
Ooodell. manager of tha Weetern Elec
tric company.
Harry." quoth Jack, "go tell Red
Whalen you will give him a 'lemlng pie'
if h will inane two hits this afternoon."
Goodoll promptly did so and gimned
with eoalaey as he lamped the beam In
Red's eye.
A look at the box more of Tuesday'
game will ahow that Red whanged
tha required two hits and get hi 'lem
lng pie." Now Marty Krug has offered
a "lemlng pie" to th demon shnrtstopper
every time he makes two hits la the
earn gam. Dick Preen, WtieJen s side
kick, told Marty he ought to have made
it thro hits, because Red would do any
thing eaoept lend money to Hreen for a
lemlng pie."
taail Leaat
At Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Los Anselea
Batteries: Finery and
an &
t i t
i s i
Hanna; Ryan
and Hole.
At Pan Franeiaoo
Venice
Oakland
Batteries: Henley and Mils;
Martlnonl. Abies and Kuhn.
At Portland tfcore:
Wn Franclso
portlsnd
R.H.B.
...4 S
...s s s
Prulett,
R H E.
4 10 S
It
Batteries: an Francisco. I'ernoll. Smith
and l-kbmldt, gevulveda; lin aud
CarUt h.
Prra Defeats Wesleraa.
PERU. Nsb.. May Special )-The
Peru-Wealeyan rliampinnahip baes ball
tarn waa played here Tuesday afternoon
efure an Inintense crowd. The final
score was II to 1 in Peru's favor. Peru
haa only loat one game thia aeason, and
thereby wins th pennant.
KoBlberw Asoelatt
Naahvllle. 1; New Orleans. 6.
t hatcanuoaa,
4; Atlanta, a.
l.ll lie
Hoik, I J: Mobile. 1.
Memphis.
t; Birmingham, 4-
GOVERNOR 10 1)E
PRESENTAT MEET
John H. Morehead and Hit Personal
Staff to B Oaesta of Omaha
Athletic Federation.
SEVERAL MOBE ENTER EVENTS
John H. Morehead, governor of
Nebraska, has accepted the irritation
to be the guest of the Omaha Ath
letic Federation 'at the first annual
outdoor track meet to be held at
Crelghton field Saturday. Mr.
Morehead will b accompanied by his
personal staff.
The postponement of the meet a
week because of the bad weather has
given several more athletes a chance
to enter and the list of those who
will take part has reached almost
100 names. This is in addition to
the large number who have entered
to compete in the military events.
Thst some existing records will be
broken la almost an assured fart. The
Young Mens Christian association quar
tette ha been practicing hard on tha re
lay ulktance and In trials haa come a
close to th leoord that thla record l
xpouted to b broken, as the high
school team has also covered the dis
tance in reoord time and with the two
teams purhing each other for first place
only a alow and wet track ran prevent a
new record.
New Hwrale Star Eattra.
i Th entry' ot a new man. Nelson, with
intercollegiate, . championships to his
credit, promise to mak tha high school
stars. Neytllo, Fullaway and Welrlch,
huetle to win the 130-yard and 120-yard
hurdles.
Th preliminary events will be run off
In th morning Saturday and only the
finals In tho afternoon. Th progam for
tho final events will be as follows:
t p. m. finals Junior So-yard dnih.
?:1S p. m. Finals lnn-yard daeh.
l p. m. Finals iau-yard high hurdles.
S i p. m Military event (wall scallnr
contest) open to tams of eight men.
: IT, p. m. riunning high Jump.
I 90 p. m. Junnor running broad Jump.
1.40 p. m. IHscus throw.
f :4fl p, m. fc-yerd run.
3 4 p. m.Mllltary event, shelter tent
pitching.
:M p. m Pole vault.
S:t p. m. Military event; retiring
sharpshooter race.
3.15 p. m. Finals SO-yard dash.
3 X p. m. Military event, equipment
rae.
S tfi p. m. Twelve-pound abot put.
8:4 p. m. Ono-quarter mil relay, for
Omaha grade schools.
S oO p. m. t'lnala KsO-yard low hurdles.'
11 p. m. Military event; rescue race.
4:M p. m. 440-yard dash
4:0t p. m. Hunning broad Jump,
4.15 p. in. Military event; shoe raoe.
4:) p. m. t.'ne-liHlf mile relay for uni
versities, clubs, col lime and l:lgh schools.
4:4t p. nv On mile run.
Mrs. Sprague Leads
in Competition for
W. A, Fraser Trophy
Mi. K. 11. gpragu turned in the low
net score in th handicap medal play
event ' Tuesday, the first round In the
play for th W. A. Fraser trophy which
will bo awarded th woman golfer win
ning three time during the aeason at
th Country club. Mre. Sprague'a store
waa 61. 0he played at scratch.
Th scores turned in Tuesday are as
fellows:
. Groas. Hd. Net.
Mrs. K. 1(. Spiaaue tu sc R!
Mrs. J. T. 6tewart bH so M
Mra, W. T. Burns 6 ac bJ
Miss Fllaabeth Davie 7S IS M
Mlaa Menle Davis 74 IS 68
Mrs. Harold PrttuheU 91 11 64
Mrs. Llndaay Tt W 13
MUs Daphne Petera l t .VI
Mrs. Remington Si 11 TJ
Saturday the Country club season wilt
formally open. At I o'clock play will
start In a handicap righteen-hole match
againat bogey. At I o'clock a putting
ronteat will be staged.
On May SI a flag contest and a driving
conteat will be ataged. the former at
1 o'clock and the latter at S o'clock. All
of the events Saturday and Monday are
open.
Joe Steelier. Signs
Articles for Big Go
m Omaha On July 5
J. F. Hetmaoek, manager for Jo
Ftether. the Nebraska phrnom. signed
articles today for the big wrestling go
hers on July I. Gene Melady left last
r.lght for Chicago and- Cutler will affix
his signature to the article there thla
morning, thus settling the last de
tail of the big championship match. Het
manek and Stecher were both in Omaha
yesterday. The artiolee were sljned at
th Murvhant hotel, which m'.ll be the
headquarter for th match.
CAMBRIDGE HiGH WINS
SOUTHWESTERN HONORS
CAMBRIDGE, Neb.. May !.- Special
Telearam.V Cambridge. High school abut
out Oxford High here today, T to . and
thereby winning tho ihamplonship of
ouUiweatern Nebraska.
Ro4fttll was la fins form, striking
i.ot eighteen an'l ul.o.i.nk liut teo nita,
ahlle hla team mates secured seven.
Cambridge holds th" championship over
all the strong teams In this section,
owing to their star pitcher, who ha
struck out eighty-eight in forty-two In
ning". Batteries: Cambridge, Rod well and
Kvans; Oxford. Lurking and Fender.
Sam HlllltleV WlIlS
Another ShOOti TWS
Time at Fort Dodge
FOTtT DODGE, Ia May 2. tfpeclal
Telegram.) Sam -Huntley, the crack
Omaha trap Shooter, added another vic
tory to his already, long list today when
he broke 15 out of a possible ZOO targets
in the annual' trap shooting tournament
of the Fort Dodge Gun club.- Huntley
victory waa easy sailing, and his score
was really remarkable, considering th
disagreeable weather which confronted
the men on the firing line.
Sixty-seven shooters took part In the
two-day event. .W. H. Tolen, with 181,
was second high, and Charles Hummel of
La Porte waa third. Frank A. Qotch, a
prominent cltlsen of Humboldt, snd the
greatest , wrestler the world ever saw,
was one of the shooters.
FAST TIMeTTbeTnG MADE
ON: INDIANAPOLIS TRACK
INDIANAPOLIS, May St. Through Its
great work In the elimination trials for
th Indianapolis BOO-mll race, Saturday,
May 29, the, Sluts team ranks as Ameri
can favorite for that contest, with Do
Palma, Resta and Porporato a Its op
ponent at tha wheel of foreign cars.
Wilcox, Cooper and Anderson, the 8tuti
drivers, lapsed the course with average
of SS.t, 96. and Se.4 mlletan hour, re
spectively. Wilcox's mark waa tha best
of the present season,- l.ll flat, but
slightly behind BoHlot's sensational time
of 1:39.13, last year.
Nsrlsa Malltaa Beaten.
SCARBOROUGH. N. Y., May 2.
Marlon lolllna. who won the IKI3 che.m-
filonahip of the Women' Metropolitan
Jolf association, was defeated by Mrs.
H. R. WUxkton of Plalnfield, N. J.. 6
snd 4, todav in the second round of match
play for this year's . championship.
Raelasi to tlo oa In Erin.
DUBLIN (Via Londonl, May 28. At a
meeting of the lrlah Turf club, held here
todsy, it waa decided that there would be
no interference with racing In Ireland
thla season.
llryw Hswr Beaten.
PHILADELPHIA. Msy SB. The Point
Judith polu team defeated Bryn Mawr.
4'i goals to 4, in the second gam of the
wood Crest cup tournament today at
Pala.
(ieorie II. MHIa Dead.
MintiLETOWN, N. Y., May K-Oeonre
H. Mills, known throughout the United
States as a starter of trotting horses, died
in a hospital her today.
Colleae Ciaaaes.
Navy, S; Mount St. Joseph, 4.
Army. S: VUluno, Va., 0.
Rmwn. B: Princeton. 0. '
Pennsylvania, S; Lafayette, 9.
Diplomats Exchange
Trains at Zurich
ZURICH. May JB.-(Vla Tarls. May 28.)
The duke pf Avarna, Italian ambassa
dor at Vienna Baron von Maechlo and
Prtnoe von Buelow, Austrian and Ger
man ambassadors to Italy, together with
the staff of the Bavarian legation at
Rome, all arrived her thla afternoon.
The Italian diplomat and hla auit
boarded th train which brought Baron
von Maochlu from Rome, and continued
his Journey, while Baron von Maorhlo
wont on to Vienna in the apecial which
brought the duke of Avarna to this city.
The railroad station waa guarded by
troops from the Zurich garrison. Prince
von Buelow was greeted by the German
minister at Berne and the consul In this
city. Be lor leaving he sent a telegram
to General Wllle, commander ot th
Bwls army, thanking him for th ar
rangements made by th military author
Itlea for hla protection on th Journey
through BwtUerland. A similar telegram
waa aent to President Motta by Ba.ro a
von Maechlo.
Babr Swallewa Carpet Tack..
PLATTE. J. D.. May St. (Special.) Aa
th result of swallowing a carpet tack
the lS-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Helnts of Platte la dead. When tha
little bov swallowed the tack and appar
ently did not experience any pain th
parents wer In hope that they had
been mistaken about his swallowing tba
tack, having found on th floor a taok
similar to tha on th child was sup
posed to hav swallowed. But sae-erei
hours later the child waa taken violently
IlL Th tack was found lodged In th
windpipe, but he child was unabl to
withstand tha shock of an operation for
it removal.
Th Be Want Ads Ar Best Business
Boosters.. .
DeaMtrlaaeat Order.
WASHINGTON. May IS. (8pevll Tela
gram. y Malverne K. Cooper waa ap
pointed postmaster at Waltmaa, Katroma
county. yviuig, H. 1. Campbell,
realsned.
Neb,iaaka pension granted: Marr Oil-
more, rairoury, tu; June r-. Kinney,
Pawnee City, 111: Ornha J. b'hlrwa.
Geneva. ti2; Harriet Thompaon. Kear
ney. Hi
The postoffu-e at Pamell. (,reely county,
Nehraaka. ha been discontinued, mall to
iioia'
J. COLLINS' FLING
WINS FORPALE SOX
His Perfect Throw to FlatelA Ninth
, Inning- Enables Chicago .to .
Beat Tanks. ''y
THE EIGHTH STRAIGHT VICT0BY
CHICAGO.' May 36. A perfect throw to
the plate by John Collins In the ninth
Inning enabled Chicago to win Its eighth
straight victory today when It defeated
New York, 7 to . Mullen waa on third
and Matael on second, with two out,
when Plpp singled to right ' Both' at
tempted to score, but Collins' perfect
throw to th plate caught Malsel, retir
ing th aide.
Chicago played an unhill gam and
went ahead of New York by bunching
hits when the easterner became un
steady. Fa her, who had won seven
straight games, retired, and Scott pitched
Chicago to victory. The batting of Plpp
and th fielding of J. Collins and Weaver
were feature. Score:
NBW YORK. CHICAGO.
AB.tl O A R AB.H.O.A.B.
Matael, lb... i SSI IFelM-h. cf... i 1 I
rcklnpe-. utile Roth, lb.... S 1 1
('re, cf t 1 S OR. Collins. !bl t I I 1
Plpp. lb..... I S 10 1 tPournler. If. 4 I l 1 j
l.'ov. n i e v nj.fjeiuaa, n. v i a w
HartMll, It.. 1 I 9 OWeanr, la.. I S I 4 0
Poor, Sb. ... I I 4 I ORrlef. lb....S 1(10
ftwepaay, a.. S Oftohalk. a.... S S 4
Ketfln. p.. 1 0Fa.tr. p.... 1411
Mallea ....1 1 o1ete. ... S
-Qalnlaa
Tal SS 11 M 1 IBcott, p 0 1
Tetala SI 1 17 14 S
Batted for Clcott In sixth.
'Batted for Keating In ninth.
New York 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1-4
Chicago 1 MH111M
Two-base hits: Felsrh. Plpp. Boon.
Three-base hit: Plpp. Stolen base i' Brtat.
Famed runs: Off Fa bar, 3; off Scott. S;
Off Keating. C. Double playa: Fournler
to Schalk; Boone to Pecktnpaugh; Maiael
(unassisted). Bsses on balls: Off Faber,
4; off Keating, ; off Clcott. 1; off Scott,
1. Hits: Oft Faber, In five Innings and
none out In alxth; off Scott, 6 In three
Innings. Struck out: By Faber. 4; by
Keating. 4. Umpires: Hlldebrand and
O'Laughlin.
Tlsrera Trtsa Senator.
DETROIT. May M. Seven of Detroit's
eight hits, coupled with three of Waah
lngton'a errors, enabled the Tigers to
win today's game, 10 to 6. Detroit bunched
three lilts in the third and thro more in
the fourth. Score:
WAflHINOTOK. DETROIT.
AU.H.U.A K. AB.H.O.A.C.
MoalUr. rt..4 I IS Buah, ....... I 114
roater, Sb... ft 111 evitt. 10..... 4 1 S
(Vmaollr, If. S I tCabb. CI.....I 1
manka, U...S I Orrawrera. rf I 4
Milan, cr... s e I a 0Verb. If I a
wiuaa. lb-el Mam. lb.... 4 1 14
Morsaa, lb.. S I a UYoung, lb... a a I
Aliuneith. a. 1 4 OStanaaa. a.. 4 1 1 1 4
0a4ll. lb... S 1 4 SDubac. p.... 4 1 t S 1
MoBrtde. as. 4111
Elba, p .... 1 S Totals I ST 14 t
noppaw, seal
Engla, p 114 4 1
Gallia, p.... 4 4 ...
Acoata .... 4 a a . . .
JobaeOa ... 4 4
Totla.....M 1 14 It 4
Batted for Hopper In fifth. . '. .
Batted for Kegel In eighth. " .
Waahlngton 0 0 1 0 0 4 S
Detroit 1 0 4 S S e S e -10
Two-baa hit: Gandll. Three-base hit:
Bush, fctolen bases: Gandll. Vttt, Cobb,
Veach (1). Earned runs: Off Dubun, S:
off Shaw, S; off Hopper, S. Double play:
MeBrid to Wllllama to Foster. First
baaeo nerror: Waahinaton. L Bum on
balls: Oft Dubus. 4: off Shaw. -. off
Hopper. 1: off Knael. 1. Hits: Off Bhaw.
4 In two and one-third Innings; off Hop
per, 4 in on and two-thirds innings; off
Kngle, 3 in three Innings. Struck out:
By Dubuc, 1; by Hopper, S' by Enget. 1.
Umpires: Evans and Eldrldg.
GOYERNOR OF INDIA
. ENROUTE TO COAST
(Continued from Page On.)
and doctor of lawa degrees, he apeak.
Darfect Ejnarllsh. Thouarh not much of a
talker, he la a persistent interviewer and
in answering on question, h asks halt
a dosen, all pertinent and up to date.
Meets th latrvtewr.
En rout to th Pactfle coast, where
h will visit both of th expositions, Bir
Jagatjtt Btngti Bahadur and hla party
arrived yaaterday afternoon, oeoupylnc
th private car Otympla on th Rock
Island's California express. Ha aad th
member of hla family wer la th ob
servation snd and as th train drew up
to th station. Blr JagatJIt waa th flrt
person to rearti tho platform. Greeted
by a Baa man, he said:
"So thla 1 Omaha? I hav beard of
th'clty. It I a great meat packing
renter and has a population of about
X,on. x understand that It la the me
tropolis of Nebraska and deatmed. on ac
count of Its central location, to become
on of th most Important trad cen
ters of th United States."
Asked of hi Impression of tha United
States, Sir JagatJIt replied: "It la won
derful. I was as far vaeat aa Chicago
during th world's fair, more than
twenty year ago, but at that tiro I
saw little of America, visiting only that
portion between New York aad Chicago."
Th question, "What, la your opinion,
is going to b th outcom of th war
la Europe?" was aaked.
"But one." aukkly replied th mah
rajah, a hi eye flashed.
A lite Will Wla.
"Th alUe ar fighting for th right
and thy ar going- t win.' Th final
victory may not com for soma tuna
It may be alx moalhai It may be on aad
tt may be two year, but In th end
Germany will b defeated. What will
occur after that, be man caa tall, thouarh
I hav aa Idea that thia will and war
,u.d lasting peace will be the ultimaU
result."
"And what is India doing to aid tht
allle?" u asked.
Smiling and showing a set ot perfec
teeth. Sir Jutiai.lii replied:
"Ail that has been asked. We have
sent "Aft soldiers and If th call cornea,
we can send iyOO.fluO more. I have sent
one regiment of 600 of my own men and
have more to send when they are needed.
"Our country la very prosperous. W
have raised bountiful crops during the
last year and if called upon, wa can not
only feed our own people, but the whole
of England for months. Now, let us
slop talking war.
Missoarl" Hla Hwaae.
"Do you know that this Missouri
river that we crossed a few minutes ago
Interest me. It makes me feel some
thing aa if I was at noma, not on ac
oount of the water that has a peculiar
color, but on account of the name. The
nam 'Missouri' Is the same aa that bf
my summer horn and tt la spelled th
same. This home la tip In tha moun
tain, g.000 feet above sea level, and I a
moat charming spot. Up there I do a
little farming, hav my golf links, hunt
ing lodge and entertain my friends."
Th Maharajah was Inquisitive about
Omaha. He wanted to know about Its
banks. Its manufacturing Industries, the
number of bushels of grain It handles
annually, its bank clearing's, the volume
of It business, explaining, "I seek thl
knowledge that I may know more about
th oouatrr."
While Sir Jagaljit was visiting with
th newspaper men, hi wlf waa occupying-
a seat In tha rear of th observa
tion car, smoking cigarettes and gaslng
down the track. Sh did not venture out
of th car, explaining that ah waa not
dressed to appear in public. And ah
told th truth, for aha waa clothed In a
loose fitting, light colored silk lounging
robe.: with a red breakfast cap thrown
over bar. shoulders. Sh la described aa
a moat beautiful woman and th descrip
tion ' fits her nicely. She I perhaps SU
year of age, of medium sUe, peachy
complexion, with dark hair and eye.
Sir JagaUit met thla wit In Madrid,
becama enamored of her, proposed mar
riage and was accepted. At the time
she waa a Spanish dancing girl, but that
doe not count 1 now, for her husband
establishes cast In bis native country
and thia wli is the first lady of the
land, wlf of a man whoa annual ln
come 1 J?, 000.000.
Not la Politics.
Sir JagaUit'a wlf doe not meddle In
Politic and sh doe not know whether
or not h I a suffragette. Relative to
thla aha said:
"I am quit content to let my husband
look after th polltloa of th family. I
hav read of the movement of women to
secure the ballot, but I am not In
sympathy with thsrn. Women ahould
keep out of politics and attend to other
dutlea Bt so doing, they can find em
ployment for all ot their Urn."
Asked about tha custom la India that
mad bar an of a number of th Maha
rajah's wive, she asserted:
"What does It matter how many wlvea
he haa, so long aa I have hlmt Then,
too; I didn't know as hla highness haa
any other wives. I have never seen any
of them and b has never shown any
lack of attention ta me that would Indi
cate a passing fancy la any other di
rection." And as th Maharane lighted a freah
cigarette sh added in conclusion: "I
am pretty well satisfied with conditions
as they are and as th wlf of th gov
ernor of one of th twelv state of
India."
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