Tin: ur.r.: omaha. wf.dnksdav. may
UUo.
CARDINALS BREAK ! SENATORS DEFEAT
THE CUBS' STREAK! THE REDSOX AGAIN
Pitcher Doak Allows But Two Hits I Washington Beats Boston for Third
to Chicago Team. j Successive Time.
SCOBE IS THREE TO NOTHING ! BOEHLING DESERVES A SHUTOUT
"HICAOO. Mav 2.-Pitch. r. nnir .1.
lowed but two liitn todny and St limits
nrokn Chicago's wlnnlnif streak by wln
"Inif. 3 lo 0. rinak w-Mlki-d four men, but
in the plnolien pitched Invincible bull. The
tltor bunched a lnle and a triple In
he. rimt Inning for the find run and
cored two more in the third on biuir
on hHllii to HeiKhpr, a omrlfUc, Hrtxrl's
Irlpln and roolnn' wlbl throw to Saler
"f lnng'a grntiniler.
The locale also loet the nervk'f oC Jllll
Klsrlirr, tho cntrher, who had Ills third
fltiscr broken by u. fowl tip. n. will b
nut of the mime a cniiplo of weeks.
f'n:kletit WeeKliHin miiiioiimci rt, liow-'om-,
I hot he Iih.I Ikhi Dill lien, the
former Hll,iirK, Federal .atelier and
l' will mo rant with the did, tonlKht
('ore:
I
ht. jiim
Alt H il A K
I lllt'A'in,
ai ii H r,
ll' T. r.. '1 1 II n i. I., it .
H'lii'i . . j i :i e Vt.,.' ii i fl
i,,,,, z u it IWtlllahia. ,r 4 (I I li ii
?. ir,J"--- ? " " 1 lh - : " I'' "
V'"' fl 3 lll.,.,l.n. i II I t '
MnrmV w. 4 j h i.,.,,,,. ,, 0 ..
t I Mr.l,.-r. r ... II II I) i,
- , . ; Viin. p 5 ii ii
'" i( -i 12 !Ziiiin ... I a a ii
tiii ... :n : j; si t
fiitteti f,. Iiooinn nlnlli, i
1 , 1 0 i fl 0 0 0 (I 0 -.!
Iilc.au it tj o ii o 0 It ii- c
Two-haao lillo: I'en -h r, Hi-lisrl. stole i
Im.c. i.iik is,, ,,.( ,,!, ,,..-,n.'!) hlia:
l la'k, lioolait, Hi.f4 I, Smith, J-niu,
Dinililo pluy: Mlibr (uiiiinilMirtli. liutnn
on balle: off onk, 4; off Vauitlni, a.
lilt itml rarnnd i 'iiik: olf VauKhn, 5
hue, i rutin In nlii.i Iiiiiihk. t by
pitched ball: lly V mho, lick, HlrWH
out; llv On la, I; by Vanalili, 'i. Tin
I'lnn: uUi) all. I llurrlaoii.
I'lilla l.i (o llrnirn.
liOMTON, May 2.Hr,lrm defeated
rhllmlelpliia, 4 to 2, (oiIhv end Jnni.(l
into flret j.lnre tlnoiiKh Hie ri. fema eue
tallied by liltaKo and llrooklyn. t..nl
leh pltchod bU flirt KHMin for the
Itravea and wim In trouble tnont of tho
'nie, hut aleadled In the (.Inchea and
mh irlven uood eiiiiport. Iluhe pliriied
the ttmal InnltiK for Honlon, etrlkitix run
Haneroft, I'aakeit end (,'iavaili Jo a row.
Huncrnfi wan odi-nii off the field for
olilir'.lng tio atiiiiKly.
Iiemareo had the Hravea snendriif for
even ImiiIiim", but weakened In thu elglh.
Hroro:
FIllLAUfxrillA
All H O A K
IIOfiTOX
All H.O A -F..
I n M.nnvir. wl 2
li, li,... 4 Z
aanrrot, m. 4 0 I
PnnliPfl. ff . 4 4
l tieilh, rf
lefimiin. Ih H I ) 1 exmiiihv. iM I
2 tiKwr., h.,., 4
0 im'.iIIIik. It... 4
I t n ciwiih'.li, rf . J
1
0 J
1 1
WAKFUNUTON, May S.-Vhlnton
beat Nnatntt today for the third auoceg
elve time, acore, 7 to 4. IShore wail lilt
hard, the loi ila tonkin ten hlti for a
total of elithli n biit.e and flva rni". be
fore I'tntiock relieved liim. ItnehlluB
deaerved a Million!, tut all the vlaltora'
rum came afler Jwg unified a pop fly
In the seventh when there were two out.
Hcore:
IHiflv'N W'V.slllSUTiiN
AH.II ri A K AH II II. A V.
Ilrnrllii'n HI HI ii HMIInr, rf . I 0 I 0 u
Ktlortrri. If.. 100 nKmlnr. HI).,, 4 Z I 3 0
Jmivi'l t J t i, Jkl I In it. .1 ... 4 1 II 0
M.-.i.T rf... I I n ii i-lluieb-an. If. 4 I 1
IM.,IU.I lb 4 IU I " iiM-. Ill ... 4 1 HI 1 1
ll. rf.. ,111 I) 'tlern-l. !.. i 1 il S
"Urrliier, St. 0 I I I Hnrv, e,..,4 I 4 1
I'rnnni-k, n.,1 0 1 I l M, Mrlit", 4 S IS 0
H.irrv, jti,, . 4 I :i I'ltoetiiinc e,. a I I
Arnw, r . .. n 1 3 1 iii.hIIIa. p.... I il 0 0 fi
'I hmiini, e . , I ii ft 0 -
fl.ore ri . 'I I II I II Tuull ... Ii II "1 14 I
NnN.ilh. ahl 1 1 t I
Tnlilr . , 3, lo a III 3
Hontmi o o n fi ii 4 o i
Waaiiliitilon I n I J 1 a 1 7
Two-he,-!' bllM Morttan, Henry, 'Itirry.
Tli re tnieo bin. I'oelir, itnndeoii, Milan.
H''tir. htoleii bflie; lwte. Haci-lftce
lit: M'iikuii. lrtithl plavn; A it 'lev to
I Inhl li . I. ,McI!iiiIi to Judae. (''irei baai'
on criote; S anhliiloii, :'; lionton, I.
H. i.nn cm balle: iff li. i'hlliiK, I Kiln and
em tied rune: off Hhore, in hlta, J runa In
kIk Innlnufl. off I'l iiiim k. I lilt, no r.ina In
two 1 1 1 1 1 1 m h : oil IIoiIiIIok, H liitn, no run
In MX ali i two Ihlrila liui.nu; off (iailla,
I loin, no tuna In Imi nml one-thiiii In
iilnaa. Htriii'k out: ly (liore, Z; by
HoHiIihk, 2- l inpiror,: Owdia and Con
nolly, Hlille Hut Defeat llronim.
ST. l.OI'IH, May 2. - With .the acore 4
lo In hi. Ixnile' favor. Terry, lilneh hit
tliof for Iianfoilh, Willi two out and two
ini'ii on Imai a In I he ninth, i,ouhi,d,
(IiivIiik In two tuna, which (tine I'hl
i'iiiih it 1 third altitlKht victory over hi.
I. oula hi re toilriy. ,. to 4. It wna the local
ficvcoth riinm nth e defeat,
AIDioiikIi i'IiIcbko iiaed five pitcher,
the homo tentn could Ke but tht- hlia,
tt lliKli' and Irtu doubb-i.. All, hr'Aever.
weri' ptoilinllve of runp
("liber, who atai'ted for f'hlcngo, mi
wliil nml after punalotl Ihirc in it imw
In the third anI a uaerlflee fly and a
dlliRlo hid netted the locnla two runa.
he wan taken nut for ('bollii.
WellniMii tiAdrled Ibo ll two Innhil4;i
for Ht, l,imla mid In the ninth wna lilt for
two dnuhlea and two alnal'n. hrore;
T. 1itn
Ait It o a K
'HI' 'AiSO
AR.II.O A K
WHIM.-.I. If.. 3
Mr-lmff. tti
fllll'IM.
!lT!lJIO'. fl,,
0
3 Ii
1 (I
fl fittnillli, nil,.., X
I tl' umeliilj, ff. 2
1 eOnmli'.
t t
0
1 1 ll.-llll.ll.'tl, p.
2 (l f liifflifn, D, ., 9
.317
0 1
II 4
3 A
2 0
(I 0
n i) ;
0 II 1
2
(I 0,
t
4 .
MurtAv. rf . 0 I 1 (J SKrioltn, If.! 0 ! Il
Mi Miilrri 'II, 4 1 0 4 0 tr.tinnin, 1 t
V i .it linn, 21, 4 0 eMlIlT, rf.,., I 4) C
F'einii'r ltJ I 7 I teinirr. Ih,.., 2
J i iiIIiik, III 2 1 . Il OPralt. 2h.
i ta I uX'i-M o. i a 0
- i 'unnullv ..1 t
ToUU ,,,.14 21 II 0
TulM.il) ... ! 7 27 14 I
Patted for Reulbacli In cliflilii,
I'hlladalpliU 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 -I
llontoti 0 " 0 0 0 004 I
-Two ban hlia: Hlock (2), Wltltted,
ftiirna, Htolen. luiaea: I'ankerl, Cravath.
f-ai rlco bHa: W hilled, Matanvllb'. ftaaea
on bulle: Off Iwntaree, I ; oft' rteuHmcb,
fi, HUH and earned rutin: off Hentaro,
fi hlla. "i r ina In ev ti Innliiiii imuin out
In elKhthi; off !halmer. ) hit. 2 run In
one Inning, off i j-1 1 1 lim; ; t , !) hil'i, I rune
In elifbt limlnf4 off llulie, hi InU, no
run In one Innlnir. eitrnif out: r.y
Heinaree, X; bv Rnulhach, '.: by tlunhc,
3. rrnplre: Jtlgler wd Kii.vm.
I.lnnfa Ileal Doilaera.
N1W VORK, May 2,New York won
It flrrt home amiie of the ecaaon h''re
loilav, defeating Brooklyn, 2 to 1. The
name waa won by Tcflreau, who alao
Pitched ,S.w Vork to the only victory
It hud won prior to today, Teareau per
milted only 1Mb hit and only Iwenly.
ulna Iirooklyn Latter fai-ed him MuyM
lilt a. double and two almilea mid drow
In both of New Vcrk tuna. Kcore:
BUOfrKTAN M.W' YOttK
AU It D A F, . AR II 4 1 A T'
M)r cf .. 4 0 1 nprti If . . 4 1 1 1 l
uirt. Ih. 4 7 iii.tifrii'ii rf 4 1 1 ft
Msl, rf.'. I t 3 ft lifirj.lr. ,2h ... 4 J 1
W tiral. if .. 1
I ft li Hiiii'.r, Ih .1 I t t
M'l art?, e.. H I 2 2 0 finrnien. e,.I 4 t
frfler. t ft 3 llwua, ... 1
J'k-i'l, If
I-II..II.I, If
Kl.h (if,.
nrr, m
l;iMM, i'. ....
I .nut, e ,.,
In i-r, a , ,
Orille. 0,,
lfnunv
. 4
. 3
.
, 2
. ft
I Ii ii i
I .. 2
ft 4 ft
ft 2 2
f 2 I ft
ft i fitnforfU. a. 0 D ft ft 1
ISO 0 Mil n.im cf.
. o neon iri. 3a, ...
.3130 e ll.n lev, e. ,
,421' ii'Aunin ,,,,
.2042 0 1 ' I I . k . p ...
,2124) e'i int.'l.ll ,.
,100 lWlhiin. d. ft o 0 I ii
.into d'H-irinn I ft n ft
1 ft 0 'i (I enmr.-H ...1 0 0 0 0
ft il
. ft 0 ft ft ft
I II ft ft
1IIT
Wulfn ., 0
Wllllaml, D, 0 4)
I ft -Totals 21 I r, V.
ft 0 I
0 0 0
lotnlii .Ml U K.lr. 3 1
Hatted for rb'oita tn evnth
Hatted for lianforth In ninth
Han for Hartley In ninth.
I tatted fop Clank In aevetith
Hatted for Jienl In iilnlh,
Hailed for Vi'ellman In ninth
f'hlHRo o o n o i fi i n z;
Ht. I,oul 0 1 J 0 I 0 0 0 0--4
TwoIb hit: Hournler, Weavet,
Terry, Johnaoit, Kller. Htolen bae:
Lynn, .lackeon, vr. Maran. lacrl
flee fllea: l''l' h. rl'aler. ftaiw on bill:
Off Fa her, 4; off tVotle, 1; off Hanforflt,
1: off Wolfuanir, 1. lllta and earned run:
Olf Faber, 3 hllJi, 3 rnna In two a d two
third Inning; off William, no hit, no
runa In one-third Inning, iff Cleolte,
lilt, 1 tun In three and on third Inning;
off I'ark, 3 hit. 1 run In tH and one
third InnltiK: off. lianforth, no it 1 1 , no
rut' In two Innlnir; off )'!iik. J Imr;, 1
run In ohm and two-third innliK: off
Wolfgang, no hit, no run in lwo-tlilrd
Inning, off Weilitian, 4 hli, I run In two
IlinlhtfH.
t 3 ft lifirj.lr. .2h ... 4 3 14ft
0 fi I ek iff cf . . 3 l II ft
Mre.. 4b . 1 n 1 e I in. her. , 3 2 2 6 ft
i'ulhw ilr 1 ft 2 2 lllnnli. It,., 2 ft !2 ft
fien wk 2
Mulimion
.10 0
TiiIjU 22 21 I "
ToUlu 2 3 24 11 0
Hatted for Pfr ff. r In ninth.
J'rooklvn 0 0 I 0-1
.New York 0 10 10 0 0 -2
Two-tiaae hlta: Doyle, McCaity. Ilnb
erton. Stolen baeeu: Htengel, Fletcb'T
Sacrifice hit: MK'arty, Kane on ball:
Olf Tenreau. 1; off 1'feffer, :t. F.irned
run: off Teareau. I; off 1'feffer, 2. Hit
bv pitched bnll: Hy Ffeffcr, Fletcher and
Merkle. Htruck out: Hv Tenriaii. 2: bs
J'fcffcr, I. rmpliee: (juigley and fiyron
Notes from Beatrice
'and Gage County
BEATRICE, Neb., Mhy 2,-lHpeclal I
Tbe vlJIago board of r.arneatnn ha
granted a raloon llcenae to Hoy .lame,
but lift held op I lie application of Jo
eeph KelllBon for the reaann that, he did
h"l flln a peraonal bond Jarob tiiitbrod
a elected mayor. At rtrkre.ll ye.tet-
ilnv mornltig Fred Hrhroder wa granted
a nulooit llcenae for the coming rar. Ihe
t Nlng 12nTJ.
Mi. Krdii-e Tiaggei, an old reatdent
of I.lberlv, illed at her home al that
place, aued tV. yeara. I'araljela waa the
anee rf ileath The remain were taken
to riupirlor. Neb., for litlernu'til.
Ihoma M Hnwmer and Mlni Iin ib
MIHmi, both of till rltv. wen- niarilnl
riiin tnj rienlnj at I o clock at the home
of the bid" pai'ntr Mr and Mia I,
II Mllbn. t!ev. V. K Mailt offlctaltiig
prllMoll ha been filed With the cly
, ,.nil..'"'b'nrrH. elanr..! by Uty renlrb"lt
f till i llv, eukmg them to ivall a el. 11
.liiili.ia to ct' boiiita o Ihe uuin of
I for ttiuitl ipel I lhni' plant
Ibe v'no'iiiHiiioni'ra will not Im-et aifvln
.old Mi I'll a npifial election will
i'ilil'!v l' ht'bl lo !ke Pt1i a "-'II lo
tir- I ll,i I T . r
Sank Mblp Mark.
FlIILAIibl.FHIA, ilav 2,.mv Tork
hit the ball hard and aided by the wild
nea of the Fhlladelpliia. pitcher, ' won
today jjaine. V to 4. Brevier was
knockrd off tha rubber In fhe Inning
nod blH ii(cenor, Morlette, waa no Int
proveini-nf. Phawkey hold the home team'
to one hit in thi firat even Inning.
Hcorc :
NT.W VORK. fllir,ADKI-rlllA
, . AH.II OAK AB 14 O A I!
Mll rf 4 I I ftWItt, i 4IIJ0
r,ilbwlev, rf 4 I 0 ft lif'irli ... 4 I I t
Sl-ii't. If ... II I 2 0 OKinink, rf.., I ft ft
llun-r lb .. S 2 0 ftOMrln. If. . 4 1 2 It ft
ft I jiiiiI, 2t . J ft I 1 i
I ftStrinnU. b 4 ft It I ft
OThninM'a. cf 2 ft I ft ft
I ftf. hn. p.,. 4 1 7 2 I
fi ORrr-askr. n. . I fl fi ft n
- - - . -MoiTlr,rtte. pi ft t 4ft
32 13 27 1 6 I) ...
Trillin .. 3ft i V H 2
Vevr Yolk 2 0 0 0 4 2 l 1 0-S
I'bll.-iflelphla 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 1 84
Two-base hit: J '1pp. Three-baa hit.
Pick. Uldrlhg. Homo run; tchang.
HOTril,.
f.-1eoa. 2h . 4 2 3
I'lao. lb 4 2 1
t'ri km en bi 4 1 4
Nun!riaki . H I I
r-'IHMki-i. p., i 1 0
Tnulr
Hotel-
Marie Antoinette
Broadway, 66th and 67th Sts
HEW TO CITT.
KIT I : A t F.D in the m..i . ..n
lenlent luiHn In town Mod
nn In n.v delail. abriolulely
flupf.i. d. elliiiu ti'ii uiiiit.ie.i
of tha lea I In 4 di-iai imetit
ntoie4. :nn- anl tlnaoi.
Convenient to reuiilvania
n.l Uin. Ontral Depot.
Rooms, with Bath.
$2.50 Ptr Day Up.
Suites. $4.01) Pit Day Up.
OOMa It 80 rx DAI or.
ft'laoritnt it In ui t.inern
II STANLEY GREEN,
Manat'at t'lractur
Ktolrti batfc: JISh'iT i.'i. li.ikrr, tiedeon.
1 hoinpeoti Mli-I'lfnc let: lillltoiiley. .-acri-flee
fllex. i'lt'ti, liloii'. Doiiblo play"
.Vi'inmHKi-r to I'ri klnpaiigh, Wlit to
I aloie to M.-lnni.-i, Morrleette to fichnns
to Mclnnls. P'lrt Iim.-c cm crinr.-: New
Voik, 1. I in a-- on Ml la: off Shawkex,
I; olf ItrcKaii-r, 4. uff .Murriaette. o. Hits
and earned run: (.iff Muiwk.y. ,"i Int..
4 runa In nine liming; olf Cnsicr, 7 hlia.
ri runa In five Iimiiiks nff Moi-risctla,
blta, 3 ruiiM In four liinlnti. Struck out
Fiy hankei. 4: bv Hreardrr, bv Morrb
tte, 2. I tnphc: Innc u and Nallln.
I ml In ii Make II Three.
I'KTrtoIT. Midi.. Mav 2 - Kvejit for
tha flrt two Inning, .Morton had llitle
trouble ulth the o,it-,,ii iu.i,,i...i i,miu..
and Cleveland, through onp iitune hitting, i
made It three etralght cinti mrr Hie i
local, winning ii to 1. In tb' flrat in I
nlng Morion attempted to can-It Cobb i f, I
M'entKi, inn th..thio went wild and tin'
latler acored ch-voland b fi tonlvht lot
I'a'.enporl, la., for an evlilblilon game.
Score:
1'I.Kl KI.AMl
All II O A K
Oraney. If ,, 4 li i ft il in. .
Tiirnnr, 2h.,j : ft 3 cUi.. lh .,3
Hnker cf 42 nKavaiM-. .lb. I
Jdiin. rr fi i II n lo ihti rf
PKTPnjT
ah ii ii r.
I ft i n it
n :i
o I j
1 3 II ft
(lniiil. Ih ..In n iHiinii it.. 4 2 1 ii ft
ii'iw.rir yi. , 3 a t a en f,!r,. rf " o .1 ft c
U nitKiur.. 4 II 4 fl Htlr-lhiiail .h 1 II fl '.' I
3 2 7ft II fuller, '.'h i I ft n
4 I II :l lifliirua II. . 3 1 It 1 0
laimae. e ., 3 a .1 .: n
' lukcr, r . il ft 2 'i ft
i ..' Ikl, pi II ft 4 ft
Hiilaiirl, n ft a il ii 1
frl.-k.nn, a ft ft ft 1 l
Mi t'lrno. f ft fl ft fl ft
ilarm-r ... I ft 1 ft ft
Mi-hee ..I ft ft II ft
O'Nflll
Mnililll
T"lal 12 7 22 14
lolal. . .! 4 :'i
Fltt'd for Coteb'nkiM In fifth
Hatted for Kilcknon In eighth,
14
Moitoii, I ht, no ii;n.a In nine innlitcn,
olf foveb-akle. ft hlta, 3 fun In flvo In
niima, eft" lioland, 1 bit, ' runa In one,
lulling, off l'rl-'kson. I Int. no rune In
to inning: o'f Mr I Igne. 1 hit, no run
In one Iniiiii. Mit by pitched ball. H
toel-skie llnHMt-l Struck oui; Hy
Mi'itun. !- by t. o ci.-kio, 1, by Hobinil, J;
hy Ciickaon, I. by Mi-Tigue, 1. 4 oipirea:
I. tana ,'iinl CI, III.
KISLEMACHER STRIKES OUT
FOURTEEN MEN IN CONTEST
K llseiiniacher alritek out fourteen men
In povrn Innlnga against tha Hliiffs riltl
lon. Th I'lerea team won, S to 1. nt .loe
Jackaoti park yesterday.
College Base Ball
Columbia. t.Mo.i-Chlneao I'tilveraty of
1 1 "i ml ii I ii , postponed, rain.
Ktvaithnioie, S; Calhollc unit eralty, 1.
Cfnmbli. i: I'ennavlvnnln, 2 (called
end fifteenth. Inning, darknei,
1 '.'tin .(at college, i'; Colitiite, 1.
Iliirvfird. il: (leoretown. I.
I'or II lien mat lain ami Nenralata.
No belter remedy for i heimiatlam and
neuralgia than Sloan' Unlment. The
flml application give relief, Only -J,'ic.
All drug jl lata. -Ait Vert leenteiit.
Today's Calendar
of Snorts
Mr. Clin tiheehan.
Col.C.MHI'H, .Neb, May 3, -(.Special lei
egratn i--Mr. Klla Wheehitn. a pioneer
of Columbiia, died uf Lincoln. Fiincl.il
will he held here tomorrow morning.
Cleveland
I'etro;! ...
. fl 1 I 1 ii 1 0 -
. .1 0 II 0 li 0 u 0 it I
II re 4 hill s lleeome Waaler.
A rim. f,.ur nt Or it.ill'u I'n,.
Two-bnae hlta: llolh, O'Neill fit, Cobb, ,. ... ., . , .
Vead., Hitrite. rbolci I am e Tunicr. Tar Honey. Inflammation la arreated, you
HiicrKlce flic: ibindll, O'Neill. I inubln cough b-KM mid bi eath eaabT. Only 'Jfn-.
I'lay: W nmhagaiia to liiinilll, linker lojAII drilgglala. Advertisement.
Kataniikb. Hiiac on bulla: Off Morion, i
1: off Cow-l.-ald.., :i. off Ik.lind, -': off , , , . , ,
Krlckaon, :i. lllta ami earned rune; off I11'1' " '"" Ada era hundred dully,
Haaa Mil. Opening of the aenaoii cf
the (leorgla-Alabama league Opening of
the aeaaon of the N'ew York Stale league.
Shooting: opening of Mlaalanlppl tali
tjaii-abootlng tournament at ireciit IIIm
Track: lhlgh agalnat fteven lnU
tut at tiotith. riethleheni, I'a. Haver
ford agalnr-t Muhlenbiirg at Haver
fifid, I'a.
Tennla: Cornell agalnat Trlneeton at
Ithaca. V. Y." Yale agalnat Wealcyan at
Mnldletown, Conn. Columbia giilnl
Hrown at New York City. Pennsylvania
galnt Ilaverford at llaverford, I'a.
high agalnat Hyracua at Houlh Hethlo
hem, I'a. Htevena Inatlttll agalnat Man
hattan at New York.
Wrestling: Jon Steelier agalnat Henry
tVdeniRim at Minneapolis,
Hoxing' Ad Wolgaat agnlnst Wllllo
Dradwell, ten round, at Windsor, Out
Hot el t onipliilnla In I rut In.
In a lectiiro at one of th Ie Molne. ;
la . churche a missionary from India
told of going Into Ibo Interior of India,
where he waa tnken alck, that h had aj
boitlc of t'haniberlaln'a Colic, Cholera
and llbinhocn lleniedy with him and be-'
lleved that It saved hi life - Till rem-
edy m iis uroefnlly In India both as
a preventive and cure for cholnra You
may know from thl that It can h de- '
pended upon for tho milder forma of
bowel complaint Hint occur In this coun
try. Obtainable rter) where -Advertise,
nient,
THE PRICE GUIDE FOR MANY CAREFUL .
HOUSEWIVES IS
THE
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STORES
big price list. Keep one handy. New one waa just dis
tributed. If you didn't get one call for one at any of our
17 stores. As a sample of our everyday low prices see a
few things
7c WILL BUY
10p I'm kaRO 1. X. L, or ("nllulolrl
ritnrdi.
Ammonia, big hottlo.
Can Hex f.yo, (3 i'ann l!lr. )
Ono l Of imr oilvo Croaiii or
Queen of Koiipm (llvcerlno fine
Toilet .Simp,
Van Camp's Soupn.
1 Or- Ink Tn.ht.
Can of Peaa or Corn.
On Pound Hulk Borla or Oyster
Cracker or Pretzel.
Cider VlneRar, big bottle.
One bottla Horae. Kadlab.
10c ean Cove Oyatera.
PitekaKe Climax Macaroni, Spa
ghetti or Noodles. (3 packages
for 10c.)
sHhlnola or 2 In 1 Polish.
SUGAR
ltel or t une;
1H) III. ,
I.'I Urn .
K7.ro
COFFEE
IS Ot It TMItllTV HAIMTH
' .Mr Krmle, at,
M-- Klllllll . .
,20c
THONE TYLER NO, 440 If yu do not know the loca"
- tion of our store handiest for
you. We also want your friendly criticisms or suggest
ions that will help us serve you better.
The Dardanelles Would
Be S-M-A-S-H-E-D By
Such A Submarine!!!
1 1 you want
&mw$C M J L
What
11 iii nTl Ij aaJ
i his Book
Tells Mil
Answers A Million Questions
Eugenic has come to mpan, and w ho
coined the word and who first
spread the doctrine widely V
Pragmatism stands for and bow it
differs from materialism and ideal
Ism and mechanistic views of the
universe?
Rc was the most primitive ever
round, and how many words these
people knew and what things they
could do? (They arc now all dead.)
Lead pencilsare made of ? Orbillifird
balls? Or coat buttons? Or paint?
Orplass? Or Asphalt paving?
Part Shakespeare acted in Hamlet?
Orwhnt Ibsen meant by hislihoMK?
Waa the "Story of the Diamond
Necklace"?
Malt hu i who was a rlerovmptni
really tsupht ; and whitt "Multbii-
sianism" now leaches.'
Novelist invented the name of
"Nihilist"?
Machine was railed the, "lady's huh.
by horse" i
nen
Mary, Queen of Scot w as beheaded?
Or women were first allowed to
vole? Ora bear-koeper'8 daughter
was a Koman empress?
Gunpowder was first used in n Fu
ropean battle ? (It had been known
to the Chinese for at least a thou
sand years before.)
Iron was first smelted by coal? (!t
was first dne in Kngland afler
iron smelting had been known for
thousands of years. )
Liquid Fire and hurre. masses of
burning material were first used in
warfare? (Soma new machines
for hurling these were invented
by Archimedes.)
North America was first sighted by
I'.nropean eyes? (It was more than
a thousand years before the Cabots
or Vespucci.)
Furopa was all but overrun by Ihe
invading Saracens and nearly be.
came a Molwinmedsn land t
Proof conclusive wna first given that
Hie earth is f.nind ? i It was more
than 2,n years before Columbus
ilirovrred America,)
Who
Made the first submarine, more than
a hundred yean ago? (He was
one of America's most celebrated
inventors.)
Wrole the Hook of Mormon, from
golden tablets which he dug tin
upon a farm in Western New Vork
In 1827?
Circumnavigated the earlh for the
first time? (It was not Magellan;
he died before Ihey couid get
around.)
Ruled over the most extensive em
pire the world has ever seen? lit
was not Alexander or Caesar or
Tamerlane.)
Wrote the Code Napoleon? Or Ihe
Letters of .Junius? Or the poems of
Ossian? Or the Iliad or the Ana
basis?
Built the Great Pyramid, or carved
the Sphinx or constructed the
Parthenon or the Circus Maximus,
the greatest theatre ever built?
Waa the Man in the Iron Mask? (li
the Cid? Or Captain Kidd? Or the
author of the "Gunpowder Plot"?
Or who wrote the Declaration of
Independence ?
Wh
ere
it
Cocoanuta, cocoa-brans, kola nuts or
bamboo poles grow moat abun
dantly? Caviare comes from? Or fur-bearing
seals are found? Or where mon
keys or kangaroos arc most
abundant ?
Rainfall is the heaviest on the earth,
or what is the longest river or
the most densely populated nation?
Rellca of prehistoric man hnve been
chiefly discovered ? (What are the
oldest?)
The bonea of the largest land animal
that ever lived have been found ?
Diamonds or pearls or rubies or tin
or tungsten or platinum are found
in the largest quantity?
Land reaches farthest south or far
thest north, or rises to the greatest
heights or sinks in the greatest
depressions? (One place is the
Sahara J)esert.)
The Sky is not ablaze with light at
night with the radiance of billions
of suns? (Do you know?)
The Flrat National Cenaua wai
taken? (It was in America and for
a peculiar reason.)
The Human Race is believed to have
existed on earth for, perhaps, a
hundred thousand years or morer
Coal in large quantities ia found
within the Arctic Circle, although
the coal plants Indicate a warm
climate?
Storms can often bo predicted
several dava in advance, and why
an "easterly" storm really comes
from the west?
A Swamp may sometimes be drained
V, HlrtU'inr ttinrrla amall h n I a
almost nny where in its depths?
Glass Dinks can be so shaped as to
mnko telescopes and microscopes?
(it Is a very interesting study.)
Electricity cannot be transported
long distances profitably, so that
all the machinery in the world
could be turned by waterfalls ?
ONLY A LITTLE WHILE
Thr Knryt liipHt'tliu MrilHiiiin a Ims liithf-rtu lieon very lnh
prit rd troisiirt'. It lilts rust fitiin fl.'iO tu f.'.V) x-r set.
Tr liriny it within tin- rrin-h nf :i hrjrrr puhltr which euniint
nffnnl to pn- this, thf piililisht n Ii.ivp pn p.-trrij a new "Mainly
Volumr" ttlitn'ti, uniiliriilp'tl urn I inn luin'ttl c.ee't M to hi.e
cf thr iiiifce anil tlif t im
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ni tmi itHvr- tniw fur n first iaytu nt nf a Miijlr th-Hin mut
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CAN YOU ANSWER YOUR
CHILDREN'S QUESTIONS ?
A Kirat Froncliinnn niit'r shi'i!:
"Tlic measure nf n mini's intellirrpncp is liis riiriosity."
Great inventive yeniiises like Galileo, Newton, Fara
day, Lord Kelvin, Kdisnn, Graham Hell, all had a
simply consuming desire to KNOW THINGS
The average American Indian had very little curiosity about
things, Kven u Inn they saw majestic spoclacles like the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado they uttennl no exclamations of admi
ration or nstiiiiishnit nt and turned away without interest.
The Tasniiuiiaiis, who were thf lowest rare of men ever
found, were devoid of curiosity. They are extinct. Hut there
are millions and millions of living people very much like them.
ci.i;vi:k ciiii drkn iiavi- an ini-initk itriosity.
Hull children have little. AM fathers and mothers like to be
iihle to answer their children's! questions if I hy can,
Hut infiii'times it is h.'ird. You can't know everything
Hut what oii can do j to own h splendid set of hook thut
io know piHitintlh i erthmg that can answer a million
iiiestiohs and can t-ll ymi aUoit literally millions of things.
"itiere in only one iiit'ninmral)le Work of this kind. That is
Ihe riew Kh venth I'lMi.-n f the I'nryclopnlm Hritannica, th
n'r'hi st si t i f lawik- anil ti e gn-stfi'st work of reference ever
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